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The Lake County times., 1913-04-03
Assemblies

An interesting meeting of William H.
terday afternoon in the /. o. o. F. Hall
in East State street. Three candidates
were initiated and several G. A. r.
members were admitted as honorary
members at yesterdays meeting. Plans
were made for the next rgular lodge
session to be held in two weeks on
Wednesday in the l. o. o. F. Hall and
also for the meeting of the w. r. G.
Embroidery Club to be held Wednesday
afternoon. April 9th at the home of
Mrs. ]. w Savery Is Rtmbach avenue.
After the business meeting a pleasant
time was spent socially. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
There was a large attendance of the
mem bership.
At the regular meeting of Silver
Light Hive L. o. T. NJ. held last evening
in the X. of p. Hall in South Holman
street plans were made to entertain at
La dancing party Wednesday evening
April 10th at the X. of p Hall. The
public is invited. A social hour was
enjoyed after the regular lodge session
last evening. There was a large at
tendance of the membership and visi-
tors were present from out-of-town.
There was meeting of the Ladies'
Society of the B. of L. I. and E. yes
terday afternoon in the x. of p Hall
in South Holman street. Following the
lodge session pleasant time was spent
socially. two course luncheon was
served during the social hour. feat
ure of the meeting was the initiation of
a class Of candidates. The meetings of
the societyl are held regularly every
two weeks on Wednesday afternoon. At
the next meeting the usual business
and social program will be followed.
| There was a large attendance of men,
bers at the meeting yesterday.
There will be a meeting Of the True
The Lake County times., 1913-04-03
ATTORNEYS SEND
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
Funeral of Late H.H. Wheel
er Attended bv Manv.,

The attorneys who practice at the
Lake county bar yesterday made up a
sum with which lot of beautiful
flowers are to be sent to Crown Point
for the funeral of the late Harold H.
Wheeler, who passed away Monday in
the Battle Creek sanatarfum- The re-
mains were taken to the county seat
by way of Gary.
The judges of the various courts
also adjourned their sessions this aft
ernoon so that all OF the lawyers
could attend the funeral II is esti-
mated that about ffty from snanansord
went down on the noon train to attend
the obsequies of the former county
clerk.
The Lake County times., 1913-04-03

There will be meeting of the True
Kindred Lodge Friday evening in the l.
o. o. F. Hall in East State street.
The Lake County times., 1913-04-03

OFFICIALg
UNION SCOUT SCRAP with the tun-
ion label stands for superiority. All
dealers handling IT. save your tickets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
1872 Fancy Suits

IS are $50 grades; 50 are $50 grades,
43 are SIS grades; 26 are $50 grades.
Choose at $3.50. Many of weight
suitable for year around wear; fancy mix
lures; hand tailored; serge-lined; made
up in accordance with our specifications
as to style from fabrics specially pur-
chased.
Burlington Arcade Aoor New Blds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
FAST TRA|NHURLED
I FROM RAILS; ALL
/ ABOARD ESCAPE
Only One Person Injured in
Wreck of Buffalo Express
on Pennsylvania Ro"I

ROCK HAVEN. Pa. Jan. i7..-Passen.
guu on the Buffalo flyer. which lief,
Bu1Paio ~ los o'clock last night. had .
marrow escape from death or injury on
IT, Pennsylvania Railroad early to-day
wAsa the Grain ran into q boulder that
~ rolled on the mountainside and Dc.
ral1sd the entire string Of cars with the
Goosption Of . rear sleeper. The only
pssscn on the train who needed the at
tention Of Q physician was an express
messenger. who had been badly shaken
up when his car overturned.
4 bagease car. steel combination car
aal Q steel day coach turned over on
their SIDES and slid partly down an en-
bonkmsnt toward the river. The pas.
seagers In the day coach were badly
frightened and railroad men consider II
remarkable that none OF them was
injured.
One Of the sieepine cars with psssen.
gors from Philadelphia was deraiied
bet remained upright The sleeper
that dh not leave the tracks wal
bound for Washington.
4 relief train from this city Wal
quickly on the scene OF the accident
which was about eight miles west Of
here. and took the passengers to WIN.
Transport.
The railroad oniciais are making 4
r1gid investigation. A report that the
train was dsraiied by train wreckers II
net taken seriously by the oficiais.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
Y0NKERS CAR MEN BACK
on JOBS, ARE VEL COINED.
Passengers Give Crews "Glad
Hand" as They Ride Comfortably
TO Town for First Time in Is Days.

Conditions In Yonkcrs to-day were
returning to their normal state. This
morning the ousiness-bound man found
the trolley system In full operation.
following the sixteen-day strike. and
later tho women having business In the
centre Of the city used the cars to reach
Il and do long delayed shopping. All
cars on all lines were running this
morning on the Same schedule - be-
fore the strike and 1t every corner
the usual rideW greeted the trolley
crews ~ old friends VINO had been
absent long time.
However. few WHO know President
Frederick w. whitridgs Of the rail-
way company believe ne will consent
TO a renewal after arbitration Of the
agreement which forbids him 70 hire
workmsn except those the union ap.
proves. Jobs on the Yonkers trolley
lines have been semi-political In char
sctsr and this condition may BE- hard
70 break W.
Mayor Lsnnon's plan Of city 0wnsr-
snip 10 10 b. pvHhsd The bills intro
ducsd allow for city operation - we'll
- ownership. but thak 10 only ootAooal.
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teen were thrown out Of the basket and
perished.
The steamer Hoiiandia stood by the
veronese all the morning but the tre-
mcndous seas made II impossible to
render any assistance. The stranded
vessel could not be reached by boats
but finally the life savers managed TO
get their lines aboard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
Is THROWN FROM LIFE
BASKET AND DROWN,
Steamer Veronese, With 1872 Pas
sengers, Wrecked on the Coast
of Portugal.

Woo. Spain. Jan. II. - The British
steamer vsroness with LII passenger
on board was wrecked early yesterday
on Leixoes. the outport Of Oporto.
from shore. but Il 70 reported that six.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
GIRL sToIc FACING DEATH.
Smokes Ctgasettes win self.In.
AistsA wsssA n Threat.

tot~Nhi W hur 6ssutu9 WOriub
PATTERSON. N. j.. Jan. i7.--when an
attempt to end her life was baked
early to-day. Dolly Rogers, With the
steicism OF her Indian ancestors got
Q cigarette from one of the patroimen
guarding hsr and with her throat badly
60 ws<tsd calmly for . General Hospi.
~ ambulance 20 take her there. The
hospitsi 0cctors say she will recover.
Dolly was Natalia Avalia and Wal
bsrn In Aladks. whore her mother still
lives. 0he came 70 this cry Aftssn year,
$50. She married Ben Rogers. . mu.
e6cian. and after ~ death worried a
. iaundrsss. ne receives checks from q
vague source. totaliinG nearly N.op q
year. The arrival ct . cheek 10 the
aOnAl for . yroleaOsd ''Darty." Asl
attempt at suicide was thwarted b,
Antonio Rose. . boardsr at Ne. = Pas.
1asc street. who're shs lives.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
lOO Ppsests Talk Strike

lOO PPleets Ta1k StSske.
ROME, Jan. 17.-Four hundred priests
IN the diocese of Bologna propose 70
send Q memorial to the Archbishop de.
mandIng "amelioration Of their material
iot," threatening to strike II the demand
10 not granted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17
Likely q Meet ssulsHu,y.

WILMINGTON. Dsl.. IN. Il-As Q
result ee eonfsrsaess belle to-day the
slsetioa Of wiliard, SALISBURY, Demo.
eese - United st1ses Senator 10 b.
lisvsd 70 b. assured. The LeglDiature
YIN meet next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
MANY ARRESTS
Made Last Night oy Local Police.
-Four Fighters and OoEen DRINKS
Were Collected.

The butchers picnic and barbecue
yesterday seems TO have been the oc-
casiOn for a general celebration and
as result nearly a score OF arres.s
had been made by the police up until
midnight Most 81 the offenders we're
plain drunhs. although two fights V-re
staged. adding q quartette 10 the col.
lection. Following are the pickups
John kennon drunk. By ONCE
Groves p u Steanls. drunk. by Oni
Ger Groves. Jim Rvne. drunk. by Mo
ran. John Jones. drunk. by Parrish
Albert Boon. drunk BY West John
Nehowk. drunk. by Latch. John Mss
ter. drunk. BY Latch. John boo
drunk. by Kelly Frank Goats. drunk.
by Minard oscar Morrison. disorder
is. bv Worls William Paul. disorder
is. by WORKS Walter LOWery su4.
piCi0us character. bv Minard and
Kelly Harry Jones and John O'Cod.
nell. hghtinE. by Cook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
IMPROVING LINES
wheeling Traction Company MAKING
Many Improvement on the Ohio
Side-Cable Tower Being Built

For the past few weeks the Wheel.
ing Traction Company has been max
ing extensive improvements to its
lines on the Ohio side. A new switch
has just been completed at EdgehiIl
Bellaire and several other improve.
ments are now under way.
work was started yesterday NOV
ing the tracks at West Wheeling TO
the west side OF the road. From
Moore's run to the Wagner property
the tracks will be moved to the west
side and thus q perfect driveway will
be created. This will eliminate the
crossings at Stops 8. 6 and Z. The
short s. turn at Wagner's will also
be eliminated. as the company will
follow the route OF the new road.
When this work Is completed one
can drive from Bridgeport to Bellaire
with just two crossings OF the trac-
ton lines. the FIRST at the old Crystal
glass house and the other at Wag-
ner's.
This work will be rushed through
as rapidly as possible and a new and
longer switch will probably be install
ed. As soon as this work is complet-
ed the contractors will take up the
VIII VI paNihb tlItlCn AuQ i Is
thought that IL will be completed be.
fore winter.
Erecting Tower.
The traction company also has a
large force OF men constructing an
other tower about fifty or seventy five
feet west OF the present one. This
tower will also be OF concrete rein
forced with steel and will be about
thirty feet in height
The large tower is now rapidly near
Ing completion and will probably be
finished in a few days When com
pleted II will stand 153 feet high and
Is master piece OF concrete work.
The small tower is being erected as
means TO which the huge cables will
be attached as the large tower will
be used mainly as a bridge across
which the cables will be stretched.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

council over the dismissal by the chief
and the subsequent reinstatement by
council ~ George Radcliffe. fireman al
the Eighth ward engine house. win be
aired IN tho courts That appears TO
be the only way Of settling the mat
ter.
Radcliffe continues 10 report daily
for work. but is informed that there
f. nothing for him 10 do. and his place
has been filed by James ixOn. appoint.
ed by chief Rose Not knowing 10
which Of the two men 20 paw n. CITY
Auditor Charles Ahreus IL holding I'D
fhe salary 20. thar position At ths.
last meeting 81 council resolution
10 award the salary 20 Ratcllfe failed
OF passage. while n resolution 10 an
prove tho appointment - Dixon also
failed A resolution Co.. refer the whole
controversy 20 n committee composed
~ three members from each branch
Wns also killed
Radcliffe nov declares that he viii
sue for his salary
Try Reuter- Bros Frankfurters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

spec'ing the roads OF Belmont county.
ohio. The commissioners examined
particularly the road between Ners
"no Lsnerty. that stretch being i'm
proved with bituminous macadam.
The board has decided TO Introduce
that material in Ohio county. and has
advertised for bids for improving the
Long Branch run road with Il.
me board was accompanied By
County Engineer George s,eenrod.
ana spent almost the entire day in
Belmont county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
SPECIAL VALUE IN
Hess Shirts
500 Ones For $50

~ The Court theatre La, MIN, .,d
VII De continued today ana 10 me-
70" This popular drama ts b.iry
hlF"h revival on more elaborate
lines than any similar ylav bi,b.r,,,
attempted and the local engagement
Pc certain 10 arouse vidospread into
eat To many 90 all briug pJeassr.,
f'colIecuons ~ the halcyon DAYS ~
youth. when The Two Orphan. al.
played by Kate Clarion. via tho q,
'o' 70 classic bt which all pott,i,,
emotional dramas we're measured AMI
~ HHordq opportunity fo fenoy ala and
valued acquaintance under mos, fay,r.
ADJ" circunsiances To tho yogfb DO
present ar unusual chance fp become
familiar uith fhe favoritc ria, ~ the
pf"cehing generation and fn fauro fh..
simple beauty and artistic worth - =
Npfh mat swept tho world
IN addition 10 Tho Two Orpbors.
hne comedy subject Is shown
The hrHt three days ~ nerf ue.L -
N" Court fhcre Wfu he exhibited tb.
complete Performance ~ Buffalo ptfrs
VIII West and pawnee HITa Fsr r.sst
precisely ~ given On WadIeon gousrc
Harden Nov York city. last spring
~" actei attraction viii Do fbr,..
reel feature entitled. Merriam con
spiracv Out generated. with war,b.
tueecll in tho leading role
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
MASONIC PICNIC
AT PARK TODAY
AfTAn PROMISES TO BE ONE OF
BIGGEST EVER HELD AT RESORT
interesting AthietIc Program Has Been
Arranged, Including Bas.bau
Dame Between Members

~. There have been some" picnics a,
" heehng park this season but the
picnic VIII take place to-day. II is the
occasion of the third annual outing OF
the Masonic club. and that which mas
oeen omitted from the program for a
good time is that only which nobody
half hundred people. too. have been
AZ Work all along trying 10 think mn
'hlns- mat viii make for a good time.
Al noon luncheon. in the form OF a
basket dinner. will be served on the
mound. At o'clock the athletic events
MI start There viii be races FOR
etls. as well as for boys under ~,
races for boys and girls under 10. omen
49, TOT both ladies' and gentlemen. as
, a. Tor members or the club. both
IauieS ana Eentlement. Then will come
the fat mems race. which promises 10
be one or the interesting features OF
the entire program
Next In oroer will lie the hfg sv.,,|
OF INC entire day. a bail game between
teams represe the married n,er ~
me club and the single men. The prize
AZ stake - "A banquet. AZ which the win
ners VIII be guests and the losers hosts
~ any additional proof Is needed that
~ viii be a game such a. will nut 10
shame some OF the big league teams
here ~ is In the form ~ the unetIp,
fANne capt. p. Pryor tcaptD. N
a. Esmbeau. 2b gretR 2b
=. Eambeau. H. I.ii's -
shorts Rs Errtr
Gabriel RI Trome
~tafuiu. G. Mood
stewart. . " Bycott D.
> HarreIl. Sd Mo-.
crawford. e. Usgs-
Subs
Mcguire t,,
nrsn'bIustef NiEhtengals
me entertainment committee rom
posed OF r l. Yeager. chairrnan snd
W. ~ smith. Nal u. Fleming us,r,.
COX and Rodney Crawford. viii be a.
sisted BY a fellowship comrnitte. 81
iorty members. with the following a.
chairmen from the different lodge. "a
~. Marsh. ohio. Ellsworth -|Soe.ii
heeilng " Evans Bates and Elmer
Spring Chickens and Ducks a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
BETHANY COLLEGE:

school since the state institutions
passed under the arrangements OF the
state Board Of Control. four years ago.
When the West Virginia Heating d
Plumbing Company completes its pres
ent contract for toilets. shower baths
and lavatories this state institution
will be as completely equipped for the
convenience and comfort Of the pupils
as any school OF this character in
the country. in fact II will be a thor
oughly up-to date institution in every
respect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
NOTICE TO THE
RETAIL GROCERS

All dealers found selling FrorerIes
on The sabbath dav viii b. prosecuted
~ provided ~ law
Inc Following articles viii D.
rlagsed a. groceries an kinds Of veri
tables. bread and al kinds n pastry
butter and eggs. smoked meats and
lsrd. etc
reward - 80 a. Offered for Oh.
Information and conviction for all vfo
lafiOna
This reward. hovever. aprl.o4 only
70 members ~ The Retail Groccrs.
Association
repcrtfulty
RETAIL gROCEVS' morn.
IiNE ASSOCIATIONS Or
WHEELING AND VfCfsrrN
q. STROEHEI. Sorv
7. q RlLLEf. Attorney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
IMPROVEMENTS
Of Very Extensive Mature ee,oo
Made a. the West Virginia School
For Deaf and Blind

RoMNEY. W. Va. Aug i4-An On.
slheering feat has been performed a.
the West Virginia Dear and Blind
school by the Hampshire Southern
railroad. IN the lowering Of the M
ch"n floor. which Is composed Of
heaVv beams and brick arches and
weighs about fifteen tons This floor
was lowered without being torn apart
t"o feet 10 put u ON level with the
resi- OF the building. railroad Jacks ne.
ing uset 10 bring " down II VIII
De reiaid Nth white tile. Great i'm.
proNements have been made AZ thfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
HUNGARIAN DAY
Local Societies VIII Gather 20 Bless
United states Flag. and Big pa
rsde VIII BE Held

Members o. all the Hungarian soci.
cues ln this vicinity will gather IN
wheeling this afternoon for tbs pur.
pos" OF blessing the American Tag.
"hich ceremony will take place AZ 81
Joseph cathedral a. ? O'Clock in the
afternoon. r. Rev. Bishop Donahue.
OF the cathedral. vii conduct the ser.
vices
preceding This large parade viii
be heid' IN which thousands ~ fIunga
Iiah4 VIII Take part Several promi
n-nt HunEarians have been engaged io
azores. mo gathering a. largo meet
lng 20 be held later In Turner hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
ANNUAL OUTING
o. Compsny D. TyVeif'h IVES, Virginia
Regiment '4eid Yesterday a.
Blayney's Grove

The annual outing % The Tu~lffh
West virginia Regiment Vas held yas.
'erday o. Biavneyq grove near r.
noy 81 point fifteen ~ The surviving
monnherq were present and during tho
day spent their time retrliing tho tales
NJ fhe pact wars During The after.
noon addresens we're mnde bs Tho foi
loving members Dr Huble. a. Weaf
Alexander " " ilervev. ~ WefIs
burg. 70 " Harry. ~ Wesf Liberty
Dan MARVEL. 81 Roney's Point W 10
Iurlay. ~ West Alexander. and Mr.
flemens Of Wheeling Tho regular
routine business % mo company was
transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
SHIELD OF HONOR
Annual Outing o. Order Held at
Wheeling Park Yesterday-Nsny
Persons In Attendance

The annual outing Of Shield 81 Hon.
or Lodge 40 ? VAS held AZ Wheeling
Park yesterday. and good time was
experienced BY the large crowd pres
ent The members aud their friends
served dinner under tho trees. and
during the afternoon several pleasing
events we're staged A band concert
vas rendered during the afternoon.
and the crowd had tho pleasure - 500
INK Zingerella in her Two events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
EAT MEAT TO-DAY.

TO-DAY heinz the snniversa-v ~ the
feast OF the Assumption an follower
~ Tho Catholic faifh tho world over
nav eat meat to-day ON any holy
day which falls on Fridss tho ban
IN meats is removed and today fa
one Of M" rare occasions when this
occurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
NOTICE or APPEAL IN TWO
JUDGMENT SUITS FILED

Notices 81 appeal in two Judgment
suits were fled in the circuit Court
Yesterday afternoon The first vas
in tho suit ~ George r. Rogers W
Ithenian Amusement Company. an
pealed from Justice % the Peace vs.
y Wickham's court. where Judgment
vas rendered In favor 81 the plaintiff
IN tho sum 81 ti65 for money due on
contract
The second was p notice % appeal
from The court " Justice % the Peace
John Gompers. where Judgment had
been rendered In favor % the plainun
N the case ~ e. lT Abercromble W
VI ' henderson On the sum 81 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
KATE cLANToWs VERSION oe
TWO ORPHANS" AT COURT

The Two Orphans" What mer,or
Joe are awakened bv mention ~ Ola,
name
ksfe CLAYTON version OF fbIa rom
polling drama fpnoto pav. va shou,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15
SOUTHERN THEATRE

Corner SD and EoH Streets.
High class moving pictures ev.rx
afternoon and evening
Friday nights. Amateur Vaudeville
FRIES In gold for best performer,
Admission. SC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

COUNTY BOARD INsPEcTs
BELMONT COUNTY ROADS
Yesterday vas spent ~ tho Ohio
county board 81 commissioners IN IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-15

Spring Chickens and Ducks a,
Beuter Bros
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Can you beat
these prices?

3 sacks Fine Table Salt. 1Oc
, sc boxes Barlow's Blue. Sc
, SC boxes Matches. -. Sc
5 ioc Upright Gas
Nantes .25c
5 tOc Inverted Gas
Nantes .25c
e SC pkg. Tobacco (any
kindly ............- .25c
e SC pkg. Snuff (any
kind) ..-.--...- .25c
1 cartoon large Mail
Pouch .$1.S5
1 cartoon small Mail
Pouch $3.50
icartoon Honest. ....$1.5O
1 cartoon 8-Hour. .$1.33
1 cartoon Buck Shoe. .$1.5O
) SC loaveS Bread. ...... 1Oc
2 lbs. Rolled Oats. .25c
Winter Wheat Flour. Csc
Spring Wheat Flour. Tie
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-14
Two Flights Each Day
Wednesday and Thursdsy


Young Aviation Company, of Topeka, Kan,
has contracted to furnish for your pleasure
and delight Mr.. Longren and his wonder
full new 1918 Biplane in several flights, to
be given during the Fair. These flights
will positively take place each day as
agreed, to be of total duration of not less
than Is minutes, and to be of an altitude
not less than 500 feet.
These are absolutely the best people in
this broad country who are engaged in this
business and they are thoroughly equipped
to fulfil their contracts to the letter.
The big price that was necessary for
this Association to agree to pay for this big
free attraction has made it imperative to
make an additional charge of 10c for each
single admission on the two days that these
flights are scheduled to take place. The
gate keeper gives you rain check and if,
from any cause, the flights fail to take
place, you can have your 1Oc extra admis-
sion returned to you at the gate as you pass
out, on presentation of this rain ticket.
There will be no extra charge on these
occasions asked from any one holding any
ticket of admission to the Fair. Now UNI
derstand this. You will have to pay
NOTHING extra to attend the Fair on these
days if you have Season Ticket, a Stock
holders Ticket, an Exhibitors Ticket, or
any kind of an admission ticket This ex-
ira 10c is charged on the days sale of
admit One" tickets. Hope this will be
plain to you. Yours respectfully,
Bates County Fair Assn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-08
Bangor Items.

At a called meeting Of the Bangor
Mutual Telephone Association. held al
Bangor Friday. for the purpose OF re-
orga nization. the proposition TO incor-
porate was turned down by q strong
majority This will. II is thought. settle
the question Of Incorporation for al!
time to come. a strong sentiment was
expressed in favor Of charging toll on
all business originating on. or coming
over the Marshalltown Telephone Com
pany's lines. And it is expected such
rule will be enforced socn.
James Speer is being kept at home
these days, training d new farm hand,
weight nine pounds.
An association Is being formed by the
citizens of Bangor. Liberty and Stan
ford, for the purpose Of taking over
and controlling the Bangor Friends
cemetery.
Township school consolidation for
this township seems to have lost out:
or We may be waiting to see how Lib
erty township succeeds uader CONSOLE
dation.
Our good roads are bad again, but Ed
Mason is TO have charge of them this
season. which is a guarantee that they
will be good again soon.