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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W Va. Nov I. Is
Ihe following quotations on the more
act.Ne wheeling stocks are corrected
GaIy for the Intelligence by Howard
H-<.ett & Son. local brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Silvcr-tuurucd orators are willing %
exchange their "tonsOs for a neal
CcS,I--From Judse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
MANY CONDITIONS AFFECTED
THE STOCK MARKET LAST WEEK

expected 20 continue while the rail
loads refrain from buying largely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Fidelity Loca: Stocks.


" HIf.T.IN'I- v Va NII- ! n
CorTrrf-I daily f0r tie IutelI g,rcev
BY The Fidelity ln.--tasut association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

prizes have been offered Music will Ne
fufni-iei hH dHH .e orchestra and a
good time is assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
WHEELING Traction COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR sCh5DJLE
Taking Eject June IL, 2t'oe.
PANHANDLE LINZ

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING ASp WEfLSBTRG
Daily Except sunday.
Wheeling Wellsburg
Leave
22nd street Leave
WI ceiling Nellsburs
10 80 a ia 3 90 .. n.
3 80 =. IN. = % noon
WORTHWHILE Line
WHEELING ANH MpI\DSNILLB
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
I0tN So Get Leave
Wheeling MounfrVille
n 10 II. 30 =. m.
30 p. m.
on lines having REGULAR express ser
vie slirreufs VeiSh ~ IN evCess OF
rftv pounds or large bulk All not be
carried on Passenger cars
ALL iNFS- -UaNv FNCeDt Sunday.
so shipments. except emergency ship
meufs - medicines. VIII he carried on
passenger cars between 90 and s.I5
p n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
LAST YEARS cRoPs VALUED AT
MORE THAN Sal SOC, 900.
Statistics Compiled by u. o. Agri-
cultural Agent Contain Important
Factor Regarding FARMING.

The high position West Virginia &C.
cupIes among The Agricultural states ~
piled by james IA. stewart. agricultural
agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
formerly connected With the West var
GINA Agricultural Experiment station
at MOtgHutOWn. Favored by q climate
free rom the severe cold OF the more
northern and the intense heat OF the
more southern states. and with soils
ranging from - moderate TO a high de
gre" uf fertility. while excellent home
markets are AFFORDED by the hundreds
OF smaller towns. mining and lumber
camps through splendid transportation
iacilities. West virginia H. rapidly com
ing 10 the front a. a state iicn ia ayri-
cultural possibilities and opportunities.
he Sgrlcu4t.ial prosperity Of any
country depends upon such factors a.
the markets that are available and the
transportation facilities at hand FOR
pia.ing It's products ln those markets.
In these respects, West Virginia Is es-
According 20 the statistics prepared
BY Mr.. Stewart FOR the year 1912. l.
devoted Co the production Of the prin-
cipAI crops. West Nirgiuias hay crop
last year raised from $4,000 acres.
corn Tn- acreage OF the wheat crop
Corn Crop Largest.
according to Mr. SteWa.ts nglres. is
81 $4,000. Corn vas the most Valu-
awe crop hiA was eEtslas- ~ To De
worth Sl5.s.n.UuO while the hay crop
ranks first Tobacco Was the most ValI-
able according 10 the acreage being
worm $500 per acre. while potatoes
ranked second, valued at $500 per
acre.
Inc statistics are interesting. especi-
ally 90 the residents OF this section Of
tue stal' Many tdCtS concerning the
Importance OF aEriCultur- IN West Nir-
gina are brought out BuCkwheat or
which little Is TAI. ed in this vicinity,
l. al Important crop. taking the state
whole. and only three states last
year had larger crops or larger pro-
duCtiou. West Virginia also ranks
twelfth tn the 1 MON IN the productio
Of tobacco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Wheeling Live Stocks.

Wheeling Live STOCK Com rrission CO.
WHEELING. W Va $ov -
CattIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Corn CrCp LArxeet
wheat

The statistics 100 ...I are given as foi
lows.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
2 -t-cay Parry

Little Mss Francis Graham very
rsppily entertained nine little
fi.,nds and classmates or THURSDAY
afternoon u honor O.. her ninth ti--h-
day.
At,e- many merry games =; her
home she invited her guests 10 Pos :
.J- refreshments. where a table had
tesl specially prepared IN the.r hon
o..
Tae ceaterpiece OF table deoo-a-
tca vls the birthday cake with nine
c-~iIes on It
Swe@; peas and carnations l. PINK
c1i White vere NOS; attractive -zbls
decorations
4 dainty tEo-oourse luncheon AS
served Norma Gates. Wilma LOS Roo
t-s. Clara 3 Wll-ri7. Do-o:av Digs
Flo- nee Wall Mz-zzre; w.n5.sa.
Dtssi4 Palmer. halle LAato-i Hz-a-
s--re Adams and Francis Graham
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
rirpies cyicsly Oisapoea- from fs-s
Arms. Nee. sro Sz-.. ara Insure
Sesutif.l Co-alepior-

You can e, I'd OF them rs; IL
u-s b. -zslng S,uzrrs Czle.u1 Wa
ss-s
T1ese wonderful little workers
have cured bad bells il three days.
and some cases Of skin diseases Il
. eek
TS-v contain a. their rain ilE-c-
5ser-s nos, thorough uaics ard e.
tec,Ive blood cleanser known calci-
an sul-hide.
Remember this. too thar 3os:
.inple treatments r==s viii 1ciSor-
And they are uise-zbly s,oE besides
S-uar-'s Calcium Nsfsrs have ~
particle O. noisoa Il then Thes
s-e fr-- from mercury. biting drugs
c- re1'nous oriztes ms is ztso-
,u.ely guaranteed They c2-a5t do
l1y harm. tu, they zlvzys % good
good rhs- Yen cz1 So IN tAa miro
before vou- Oal e,es tsE dsy7
sT,s-
D--t b. s-v lonz=- h-z-is-=5 b.
having s-.c,chy fzc= Dom have
st-s-C+-s s-a-e q. YOU - 5-loE y7u-
friends % D. ashamed ot yo- -
cause u yo'r fare
Your blood mases yC- z1ac you
are. The men and women v5o to-E
ahead are those vi.h pure blood an
pure faces.
S-lsrt's Calcium Waters -iii max
you happy because your fzcs Eiil
- Il = elcome sign Eot ONLY 10 your
self when you loGk into The glass
tut 10 everybody else Eho know :
you and talks 20 you
Sraart's Calcium Waters ara so;i
10y all first class druggists al 80
cents q box They are very pleas
ant TO the taste and in results sr1
truly -cmarkable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

c--- ~e -: t--~
Cald Es TIT k,oF =ss. i-11eoe=
We Ess-5
Ore o. t=-soEz=. sAHs dsT Te
How :r0F-s asy h1-+- o. hoE
szlls nay give
Cc--zKs 20 =oz4 fan. lear il Hes
E-sz; te,d
G. sa-le. Al -ns;hiaks ;ha, ve ~o1ld
More careful o: or actions as ~e
= -ozgh this strange World 0, ours,
oO1lt ve but see
Could ne but know
Co-ld - bur stand il sons one elss's
place,
Seeing our osa selves from this
point 0. view.
Car faults. OF which xe thought ve
had bat feE,
Would seem as countless a. TIE stars
il space;
ADD AZ the great, good traits ve
though, Ee had.
And all thzt - lad done to lessen
Eoe
Ni.h; all be oye-balsaeed 5y the lad.
Could we b1t know
Could - but knoE JUS, ho~ the little
things
Which we call commonplace mold
the lives
o; al OF rs, The struggling man
Eho strives
To reach = goal. and fails and feels
the stings
@. unjust critics pisrce MS yerv s91l
Knows what kind words are worth,
and long ago
4 kind word nigh, have helped him
reach lie goal.
COuI1 we b1t kuox
Could We bit know A ne co1ll
We 5u, know
The hearts ,ha, ~e have made tG
ache With pain
By little tho1ghLess deets. Se
would refrain
Prom doing them again. and We
would 90
With teAr-ver eyes and beg them
20 forgive
An. yet our hearts va1ld never
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
Circle 9 Prayer Service.

Circle p-are- service I'll - hsld
O. Noad2y ztt=r1O.oa a; go O'Clock
= The hone O. Mrs. Wiley Bleak
more o. No--h Washington street
The -.ssoa s1o!ect - The Szv-
ins o. So-ls zai TIE Par Christians
Have Z tAe Work. With Ms Wal
ice a. leader.
II the question box we're found he
following questions 70 Be answered
Nootzy
/ What is the uapzrdoaa5le sia
DID the apostles speak IL N
knowa tongues after The dzy 0, Pen
iecostt
g. Ho~ are he str.y.Rgs o: The
Holy Spirit 20 - recognized
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

S:z;= Q: O.so. c.;y c: To.e1o- L1czs
-o--ty. -
Frank : Chsce- makes oath TIA;
- : s=--o- partner = TIE fl-u O.
? : Che-sy L Co. doing business
Il Ia City o. Toledo. County and
S,.te aforesaid. and that sad firm
III. ysy tee suz Q: ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for saca and every case
- Cz.zTh that ea1-o; - cu-=5 Sv
,lc us4 Q: HALLS CATAR2H CURE
FRANK :. CHENEY.
sworn % b=to-e II za6 szhsc-io=i
E. ~ p-sss1cs. this 81 day Q: De-
ce,aos-. \ D -sS:
Seal 4 X. GLEASON,
Notzry P1o,ic-
Halls Cztara Cure Is taken il
;erDaly and ar-s directly upoa the
1.ood and o1co1s surfaces OF The
s-sten send for testimonials. free
? : CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold ~ al Druggists. &c
Take Halls Family Pills to- c-a
s'iPz;iol-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
Oro Club

The Or.o cl-5 spel; most pleas
o., Afternoon yesterday E.-h Mrs.
r--rl-s or and co-cl-iat The study
-. Nl.,.isr.
Roll call ~zs answered -ita Q1o-
'--.5-s O. religions ns-1rs from
81 1it..=-
Ms Tou Scrzz1 red = splendid
,--er o. Quaker Philosophy and
F-5-1
S-1w Bo1ud Tie Tent O. TIE
B=zch and The Homes ot Whit,-s-
es-- interesting class discussions
C1=-es Esr= discussed on he Cen
-y--lzi Hymn Maud miller ant My
N--=szks
he lesson Ezs unusually interest
-r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
Ho-o- cao.air Rr.rrr.

Washington. Nrch In -ecog-
n:-.o1 o. lis Eo-k 4 -=scui1E Titan
C passengers. Captain A--h1r Il
Rosuon. thea IL command O the
Cc--zihia. received t=o medals 0:
honor today. One Eas from congress
eng presented oy Prssiis1S Tzt-
TIE other ~ss the zEz-i o. : cross
t-ou 1he American C-oss @ Eo1or.
Ambassador James 6-yc= making ths
PRESERVATION
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
" IS S.-- ce-i-:

T1s A-tEors v1t.ic al = ga5 &c
am ,hz. M-ss No--h E-- zcV@z- Z:
81 Rct-sc- op@rz ho-s= o. T=5-ss-
tz- evening -15sr re auspices g..
fhe ! Y. c A
Miss Nor-h's ability - s.-Es-
-es3s - urging upoa hose VIC
hear+ hsr ;As pas; yea. Ehsa Sc
cz1,e 70 ArdDore With Theohzl5L
People vent 70 hear Th=obzl6i zrl
6.s,ovsrs3 zi;h hin : star. as a-.gtt
- hs- fi--z-.sli a. j. Th=oozl5. =
his
This yszr Mss No--a a p-ess-'--
- 4 SPECIAL attraction ~ the Lvc=7r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
Era-oiaer, clua En;e-tsires.

The Embroidery club net On FT--
tsy afternoon with Mrs- willard
Eleaknore AZ quite g pleasant session
1'rs- B.szsmore confined her invita-.
Lea lis, 10 The club members. which
are limited 70 =.
At;e~ A. ho1r and half pl-ass-t-
D. spe1. over their need,ework, rhe
hostess served = dainty to1roou-se
l1-cheo-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
WIZ M. cessrs.

l- spite o. The bad Ees;Esr quite
great many % the PhIathszs ard
I.srscczs Of the Broadway baptist
czurch gathered Al Ms. Fred Cess
mss cu Thursday evening al one Of
TIE happisEt social gatherings they
have ever enjoyed
The Cessna home vas prettily dec
GRATED in sweet peas and ferns
Canes and contests afforded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
CAN ALMOST SEE
IP|MpLES co
IT. Se~ Calcium S.l-15e Trest-e-.
O3.s Weroe-s - every siro
GO S.ir Er.-::r-

You don't want 70 Esit forever and
8 day 10 ge; I'd OF your IimFl@s o.
o.her skin erup,.oas You want 70
get nd o. them night nov. Next
zeek you may vsnt 70 90 son@rhe-e
~hers you wouldn't Ike &c have =
take The pi1pl=s along
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

O-r<Et - AZ v-@ Oc-c.c a.
e-ElXse: ~ ne p-h.cU e crosSN2
- -u-s az LCcvr .. lat E-s E-s<.74-u
Iezr-e-zg "a. ev-rs ths &sc-Vt-J q a.
e-ao<-; rsyEcs- tie S-r-G- K cye-,st-
oeD . af= t-v= tss-- l=sy1-S tss II
ere k.t-lc-Tssy p-przo-@ Ia Dsl
e--- tss IE.- s-ocS- al tos -
cezl,h v.stiy t7pr1ve1 v1tAo-t eSeoclG
u-x. CO re<zirng v-t-Ess o. 4o1-
,se~a --He-s % - ez-&l AL - Eussut1f:
f-- =. tE1ozE Aa-O-a Pr-sG121o1 ~
tA>-t ia rsv al Eo-t co-ye-<-f 'or0
.ahs@t fen c, thiI sz,s trt reD0vG.
kz-ociz P--$-1r-icz TsSse1 cort.f- t1s
-e hz-ieBs. e<ectve lgre2s11 ~
tAs o-trazi D-es--y-to. thzt las s--A-cs 90
np rz-y th1osz a5s cf u-co-torIEbs< Den
a. vo-s- 70 r-t0cs ths-r WEIGHT eTe-1u
az E-szc-lT a. TIE rat. o, po-,c o.
-crs q Day. A. Go>yftorzhy Erre 7se
= -ha4e kx-ooks PrssC1pc1o1 IAbaeff
-. ~ AZ c-rrrrs ct TEc GO s--t VOC
tr-.<- ~ ,te kkrDoaz %, Pzr1g E--g-
D-s--u-. ~ o. rec@lt Q. r--cS-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
rTx. rs-c Vc.-.-x Clg.

Tls F.-s, Ward Mothers el15 al
zs=i o. Tazrstzy afternoon 81 the
sc5oo. building 4 f1l s;-eaiznes
: urged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

Ms 4 Il SGy-s v-l e.-=--1-- O.
Ac-lEy 1t.s--oo- =; - u'c.ocE
ri,A z --s- s1oE=- 60 Mss Szr
So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
VS. ia RO8ERTS


T. IsE-sA Lz1i=s Al society al
49,; O. T1=s1sT zt-s-l1.oa a. three
5'clock E5th Ms Max WsstA=izs-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

l-sszs--s AT GG--.y two-c3--ss
,--c.=c- ss-v=5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
Nadinola
CREAM

= Il -. r.or= AZ tSzas q i---E--5,
lezrss -. l-z- clz=, s-t-- h=-E.y. C--cc-
ra-I ~ r-=-=ra = rla-S1c. Cy ;-lI-
c-E---s7 q -.L -Eo E:ez, Ssc ~ s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

Wan, .1a 90 results Read ,he1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

S--eG--
Wa ~ ooz=s : sa.s-tt 1.Anis;
- - 1Al= rszdsr.
It's closs. tie !. " C 4 -
-1St-o-s E.3 IL :. : si.s-t,c e--
uaI ~ a. re god tA-aEs ia2i
Asvs go7s 1s:o-s-
:
O. Du-s5ly svsai-E Nz-ch he
siI-h Lo--s Nan I'll s?q-ar II
-Es trng : Husband. :; the Rob
-. o-s-s ho1se. I ;ssz,r.cal event
c. t.s creates; .zpo--2ace. .o- l. IL
s-c31c=t TIE Ar51ors paoais 70 o1e
G. R-uz3Esys .z-o-s Stars Lo1is
MAJ sp--E no importance = tas
AIS. The Ch=s-=-. s-5 The MAJ
VLo S-ooa SIN s1d s.1cs thea has
z.s%5 : EoctsEcl gallery c: clara
;sr Po---zyss
TIE LAY < cooe3y --i;tea y
cara Lp=Ea. rho :. pr.va:e lie IS
M Ions Nam a-5 Same ship
-E- Mss W5u-z- : : graduate q
,.s l-z1s. I-s-l:-ts, Philadelphia,
al - A-=-.cz. Acz3s7y q ORA
-l-5c A-S c. Ns= York CITY. Il
RS s-uEs-e-: as ~.;h Cyrl s:3.-
= T1= Prime Chap
H=- -=r; E2s =.:h L3-is Nzl1.
81 sc Us remained E.;A hin ere.
sl-c=
us I'll = IL -sst s72=zrz5c= q
s-z- = A-5-ors t1,s SEASON z-i tl=
G -.--t---.y Q: seeing hin sso-l1 x
gsr.v so-Eh-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
TOUCH WITH OPPORTUNITY.

l. psys 70 - II to1cn with
{: conditions aad know What
thicEs are most needed
(: There's -sy n find -hst
= ~o-ks-s are dA-sr5sd -hai
Investment ehs1oes ere st
. hand. -hs' '1siusss issl.
: nav - ~o1s1u mated -ha'
: a-o0S-y = fo- -=ui ~ Tor
sale Ehst evrh-nE~e -aN -
: made. aoi NAM oth-r 's-t-
that ear - tur-si 20 ac~ount
{: l. seeking chances hat s-N
Vor-hv o. consits-aticn- rake
: 1T -oint 70 know -tsi tie
. Want ColunLs have 70 ct,sr
(: Want readers are IN touch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
Nz.-s.-es Wee.

-1= NE--z -.==s E-- ne; O. W=o-
--z51r k.,=-1o.c- 3; %. oclc-k q,
---- eE-
Tc-E = -.s .-s: degree al y
ETZ
MS IDA ROBERTS
Iz1y Co--E-5s-
MS SUSAN MASON.
Record Essps-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02

stop aod --sd ;.e Want AdI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
I'm SOCIETY.
By Mary Gwynn Whiteman Telephone l42
ELE- E-

E"- C--
TcxG-. - -E-E2. a. lo-E ~ Es
s.o-l3 I've
Cocls ws - E-sE
Inns w-lA- Cz-E1t- : l-.A--
zg.---s News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-02
SCRIPTURE
PROVERBS f7-15.

= Tie tzar Q: che Lord : The
:: beginning 0. k.ovl=tze IN,
!: fools 5ssp-se E.s5om and il
:: st--c-o On
:: NJ soa. hsa- t1= Instruction
:: O. -h7 tz.h=r. AID :o-szse 1ot
:. TIE lzE O: ~ 2o;he-
:: Fo- thy shall - a o-lz-
/: neat 0: grace INTO ny head,
/: and chains zt-oc, ny neck
. NJ ~ol. Z sinners en::oe
:: ;Lee. co1se1, ,hou not
= !; ttey say, Come with us.
{. Z, = lay Eait tor blood L;
: Is lurk 7rivly for the limo
q. c=1c without cause
:. Le- y swallow them up
:: alive a. ths gave. and ~ho,s
4: - hose tha; 20 down into the
/: pit
/. we shall dri al precio1s
- Sscce. az shall I'll or
{: houses with spoil.
{: Cas- u thy lot among Us
:. IL Il Al have one purse
:: NJ so1. -a.k 10: thou II th-
:. vay Eith then refrain -Ly
:. FOO; from tasir Vz-h.
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:. p - c.
:, pms G1l5 EL 5-=. .
-ss1Ey zt-a-ooo- IL. Ms Ma
N=-s=-s -.@-Ass rig gr-- ss~--E
~ 4. -oz lave -c-= aoz= c-s1E=- g
ssE-E Ia ~ 30 r-ov-t=3 T--
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c--ra- a. s.: .ty

- C.--s--L- A. %o@s.y al
---- - --=s-EE 2t-s--o.-- -
Ms @. C Ware 4 - E-=---
axe = --E=-
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The Detroit times., 1913-10-03

soft sand pile. mechanical swings. a
small switch back railroad track. and
croQuet grounds.
Young Joseph Letter. jr., and his
baby brother, Thomas. will be allowed
to play here all day. rain or shine. bur
they will be safeguarded from falling
overheard by harness invented by
Mrs. Letter.
The Letter COW. whose milk the
youngest boy Is used to drinking, will
be taken on the voyage.
The list OF guests on the trip has
been kept secret, but II was learned
today that MIR. and Mrs Letter would
pick up former Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth at Rome,
stopping en- route In London, where
Mrs. Letters two sisters. Miss Doro-
thy Williams and Miss Frances Will
liams. with Miss Katherine Elkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Evarts Wrenn, OF Chi.
cago. will board the yacht.
Colonel John Williams, father OF
Mrs. Letter; DR.. and Mrs. s. Weir
Mitchell. and Mrs. George Summerlin
will 60 as far as Bermuda on the Nj
agara.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-03
MEN LIVE, UNCLAD. IN
REGION OF ICY COLD

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. a.
Capt. James Leslie Of the British
steamship Earl of Elgin. which ~
rived from Norfolk. has become fairly
convinced that clothing IL not .
necessity. AS proof he cites 4 hap
pening among the dwindling race OF
Yahgans. In the Straits of Magellan.
The ship was In the midst Of ice.
bergs when two natives, father and
son. padded out In canoe. The
father wore simple belt and the
son was attired In the remains of Q
coat.
Feeling certain the lad was freez-
Ing. the captain had him wrapped In
a blanket and sent to the galley to
get warm. The boy speedily became
weak and tainted. The father, see-
Ing his sons plight, rushed forward.
seized him and threw him overheard
into the Icy waters.
The boy Immediately revived and
climbed into the canoe, where he
laughed merrily as he caught ships
biscuits tossed by members Of the
crew.
The captain adds that there are
only 200 Yahgans left.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-03
SHOT GUN DOESN'T
MISS COURT FIRE
Village Peace Justices Double
Barrel English in Confession
Held Good

IN NEW YORK. Oct. s.--Is confess
sion OF crime valueless when crude
and misspelled?" Such as this:
"On the night OF Sept the twenth
In the viledge Of Port Morris, N. j.,
at the suggestion of one Robert Pru-
den. Chas. Clouse and JOS. Whalen
did steal and carry away three Dobel
bari Schot guns anu three single bari
Schot guns TO the value OF SIS"
This document, signed by -Clouse
and Whalen. was offered against then
recently, In Newark. II was written
out by Port Morris justice OF the
peace, whose name, mercifully. was
not made public, The boys were ar
rested in that town. Pruden, their
companion, escaped
Harrison p. Lindabury, counsel for
Whalen. contented that the confession
should be disregarded because of its
CRUELTY. United States Commissioners
Stockton, who heard the case. did not
agree with that view, and held the
lads N $4,000 Oail eacL.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-03
$4,000 PARK
ON YACHT FOR
LETTERS SONS
Special Arrangements Are Made
For Family's Cruise Around
the World
NO EXPENSE SPARED IN
COMPLETING OUTFIT
Letter Cow Will Be Taken Along
to Provide Milk for Young
er Of Lads

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga 100000
playground has been installed on the
Niagara. the yacht In which Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter ana their two
young sons will make cruise Of the
world. The playground has minia-
ture lake In the center and a fine.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-03

The electric fan was invented by an
electrical engineer. to whom the idea
came while experimenting with pro-
peller for an electric boat.
At a recent election IN Sweden the
fact was revealed that only 3.6 per
cent of the women voters were dis.
qualified for failure to pay taxes. "a
compared with 24.6 per cent Of the
men.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-03
CHAPTER u.
(cosstl nuod.)

carriage stopped before a hand
Apartmeut house in the Avenue
nsraln. The unknown got out,
<he driver his fare, and rang the
Dego'g bell. The sleepy guar
@penAd the door, touched his
go1dod cap In recognition. and
~ way to the small electric lif,.
voaug woman entered and famil
xDushed the button. The apart
n which she lived was on the
~ Moor; and there was luxury
where, but luxury subdued and
I'D by taste. There were fine
orSian rugs on the floors. ex-
~ OILS and water-colors on the
\; and rare Japanese silk tapes.
hung between the doors. In one
~ Of the living-room was bronze
lied with artificial cherry bios
!: In another corner near the
hung . nat bell-shaped piece or
- Burmese gong. There were
"a photographs ranged along the
<to1-tOp: celebrities. musical, ar
and literary. each accompanied
liberal expanse OF aut0graphtc
o threw aside her hat and wraps
that manner OF inconsequence
J distinguishes the artistic tenn
nont from the thrifty one, and
IA on into the coy dining-roon.
maid had arranged some sand
80 and bottle OF light wine. She
4 md drank. while intermittent
~ played across her merry face.
|1ng satisfied her hunger, she open
~ purse and extracted q bank
~ She smoothed It out and laugh
1pud.
"a, II only he had taken me for
. IN the taxicab" She dubbed
~ with merriment.
1denly she sprang up, as IL III
and dashed into another room.
M She came back with pen and
land with celebrity that came OF
drew FIVE straight lines
o the fart violet face of the
note. Within these lines shc
o little dots at the top and bot
n ~ stu0by perpendicular strokes,
(Sutrnn 20 ;lter.ineal hieroglyphics,
curves, all of which
IA haze 2rzzled an Egyptolosis.
y we're unused to the ways OF MT
n1. Carefully che dried the com
Iou, 4: nd hen nut the note away.
W day fe would confound him by
1ing It.
E1ttle later her fingers were NOV
Dftly cvc.- the piano keys; meio-
Y 81 minor. sad and haunting and
I've, melodies that had never been
- paper and would always be her
IN them she might leap from
~ 70 tragedy, from laughter to
and only she would know. The
Ekt adventure was forgotten.
o hero Of It, too. With her
o3oood. and her 1.-the body sway
nutiy. she let the old weary pain
E heart take hold again.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-03

A man between twenty and thirty
loses on an average only Ave and a
half days year from illness. But be-
tween nifty and sixty he loses twenty
days yearly.