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The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
FRANK O'NETLL OF COR
 DOVA IS 4 SHAVER

Harry O'NGil is in receipt of a letter from his brother Frank, who went to the Chisana gold strike with the first stampeders from Cor dova. Frank writes that he has been working for the White Pass Go since August erecting roadhouses along the trail from Whitehorse to the new diggings Seven dollars q day and board is the pay and Frank is well satisfied with his trip. When he arrived at the Chisana the lat ter part of July, after a hard trip and practically out of grub, in place of doing as a great many others did, turn around and come back, he set about finding a way to stay in the new country, and not only secure some of the ground then open, but also make some money. After stalk ing a claim and doing his assess- ment he hunted up a job. Now he has not only got some good ground, but he is also several hundred dol lars ahead of the game. There is always something for the hustler, and it's a safe bet that Frank is go- ing to make good in the new camp. Times, Cordova.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
DEATH OF MAN NAMED JENSEN
 ON THE SCOLAI PASS TRAIL

Jeuseu's return his companion felt sura that something serious had happened and set out to make a search. He followed Jensen's foot steps in the snow until he came to a place where they had been ob- liberated by a recent snow slide. He crossed over the slide, which had not been a very large one, with the hope that Jensen might have passed the place before the slide took place, but he was doomed to dis appointment, for the snow on the far side revealed no indication of his presence.
 The next day he made 9 system attic search of the slide and final ly uncovered the body of Jensen.
 What disposition was made of the remains our informant was unable to state.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18

present system of teaching English, Arithmetic Geography, etc. The feature that is likely to redeem the situation from failure, or, at best, carry it to costly success, accord ing to Professor Book, is that "eV- erybody is interested and willing to make an earnest effort to begin and prosecuate the work.
 Tt seems at this time absolutely necessary to help the teachers to teach the new education" said Pro- ftssor Book, "and to help superin- tendents, school boards and those interested in making the adjust ments for our vocational educational problem. Investigations into pro fessions, salaries, chances for pro- motions, necessary preparation, re- quirements for success and into new vacations opening up should be made.
 An expert should also be en- ployed to devise and svandardize tests that might be used by school authorities to detect marked ability in our super-normal or bright child ren for art, music, mechanics, science, business or invention"
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
THE SNAGWAY STORES
 MAKING HOLIDAY DISPLAYS

All the business houses in Skag- way are making neat and tasty win dow displays of their holiday goods, and they are of a variety and qual- ity to appeal favorably to people of all ages and all stations In life. In short, everyone now has an oppor- tunity to get almost anything they want for their own use or for Christmas tits to present to rela- tives, friends or the kiddies.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
ALASKAN RAILROAD MEASURE
 Is UP FOR DEBATE

Washington, Dec. 1S-ReDresent- ative Houston today opened the de- bate in the house fayoring the pass age of an Alaskan railroad meas ure. Representative LenroOt in his speech said that government con trolled railroads in Alaska are a necessity as the present oncs are dominated by the Guggenheim in- terests.
 Representative Fordney spoke against Alaska railroads and said they were too expensive to build and operate.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
MOVIE CENSORSHIP LAW
 IN EFFECT IN OHIO

Columbus, O., Dec. 1S-Ohio's new movie censorship law went in- to effect recently. Hereafter there will be no more pictures Of the pun ny hug, and other dances which the late Mayor Gaynor of New York called "lascivious'; no more will be shown blood and thunder pictures.
 Here is a partial list of objection able scenes in the movies as seen by the Ohio censors:
 Chinese pirates torturing victims, girl in the near altogether, bath ing in a pool; thugs placing a vic tim in front of a moving train; girl being stabbed and otherwise tor tured; woman in low gown kissing a thief; drugging of a girl and taking her into a house of Sn; showing nude children; train rob bery; indecent dance by a half nude woman with a tough man; showing the interior of houses of nI-fame; muscle dance by women; woman poisoning her husband; a lynching scene.
 The film exchanges are required to pay a fee for the censorship un- der the new law, thus making it's op eratiou half sustaining.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
PERSONAL

J. N. Hansen, mayor of Clifton, was in town today on a short bus mess trip,
 J. and W. Kingston, the brothers who arrived in Skagway Tuesday night from Chisana, bringing out news of the reported fatality on the Scolai Pass, in which eight men are said to have lost their lives, left for Seattle on the Georgia early this morning. The two young men are old Dawsonites and have been in the north for the past eight years. Tn addition to their placer claims on Bonanza creek in Chisana dis trict, they have been interested for several years in promising copper properties at the head of the White river. It is their intention to re- turn to the Chisana country early in March.
 Homer Me2TeT, the third mem Der of the party who reached here Tuesday night from the Chisana went out on the Georgia this morn ing. He is bound for Boston. Mir. Mercier, previous to his trip into the Chisaua, was a well known miner in the Inuoko country. He is the owner of a valuable placer claim there, out of which he had taken in the neighborhood of $50,O0O pre- viOus to letting it on a lay last spring. He will return to Alaska at an early date and go into the business of fox raising.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
WILL OPERATE LIGHT
 PLANT WITH WINDMILL

Philadelphia. Dec. 1S-BishOD p. T. Rove, of the Protestant Episco- pal church. who was elected in 1925 as the first missionary bishop of AL aska, today ordered an electric light plant in this city which is to be in stalled at Point Hope mission, Alas ka. The intention is to operate the plant by power furnished by wind mill.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
WANT MILITARY OFFICERS
 DISMISSED IN COLORADO

Denver, Dec. 1S-The allied trades union convention at it's session here today passed a resolution requesting Governor Ammon to dismiss the state military officers as it was be- lieVed that by so doing the strike of miners could be settled peaceably.
 Governor Ammon, however, refus- ed the request.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
SECRETARY OF NAVY DANIELS
 MAKES SARCASTIC SPEECH

New York, Dec. 1S-secretary of 4e Navy, Josephus Daniels, in an address here last night before the Carolina society characterized the Progressives party as "hysteria", He urged direct primaries in the el- ection of all public officials.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
MANY MINERS BELIEVED
 TO HAVE LOST LIVES

Grand Junction, Dec 17-An eN- plosiou took place here today in the Vulcan mine, and it is believed that between forty and fifty miners have lost their lives.
 Later.-Newcastle, Colo, Dec. IT Late advices received in regard to the explosion which occurred at the Vulcan mine, state that 2l out O. g bodies that have been recovered are badly mangled.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
OWEN MORAN DISQUALIFIED
 IN FIGHT AT OAKLAND

Oakland, Dec. 17-In the fight here last night between Owen Moran and Joe Azevedo, the former was disqualified in lhe sixth round for fouliug and the decision given to AzevedO.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
STATE BANK NOTES
 ISSUED AS LEGAL TENDER

Mexico City, Dec. 1S-The bank CTS of this city in order to avert the threatened money crisis here have issued a decree that state bank notes will be issued as legal tender.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
SKAGWAY COUNCILMAN TAKES
 FIRST AUTOMOBILE RIDE

Town Councilman Bender took his his first automobile ride when he went down to the wharf this morn ing in Martin Itjen's auto truck.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18

McDonald's fresh Horehound Stic candy, the kind the baby likes, Keller Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18
ELIIS DANCE

Don't forget the social dance to be given by the Elk's club Fri day night, Dec. 18th.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-12-18

J. N. Hansen, mayor of Clifton, was in town today on a short bus mess trip,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
go. BY Ruth Cameron
An Efficiency Talk.
BY Ruth Cameron

II g. a law which psychologists are
coming 70 appreciate more and more.
that every act We do has al subtle influ-
e0ce on every other act Every time
any one does work az any Kind in a
shiftless. sloVenly way. ne weakens hts
ability to do first class work IN any other
direction.
For instance. suppose your business IL
~steuography. Being Il Woman yOu usu-
ally make II the beds TO- mother oi a
Sunday morning. You don't Tx l. make
beds and YOU are inclined to make tnen
% "a very sluveuly fashion. despite the
know edge tina; Icy 50 doing you forfeit
q . aHGSome husband. NOW. ~ you yield
- this Inclination. NOu uJr only spoi the
appearance % the room. hut yOu also ar
fsrt your ability 20 write a neat letter
~ the office OF Monday And converse
lv. - you insist on making those beds
just As well as you know how. YOU also
strsustucn yourself as "A neat and accu-
rate photographer.
or. again. saF that your profession IS
h~oUemakiIg and YOU are elected treas
urer Of th@ local Woman's club. Keep
ms hooks s. Siff. uphill work Cor you.
but ~ you pers'st IA doing ~ IN an or
deriy and Systematic ashton. YOU viii
thereby s~trcngth-a the habits Of order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

and system which YOU try to maintain IN
your own profession. Whereas, n YOU
allow yoursslf Ia be careless about this
task. you impair your ability as "A house
keeper.
or coursc. ~ Influence which one sim
gle act eNcrts Is not perceptihle. But we
seldom perform single acts. We let our
selves be sloVenly IN the making OF beds
or the keeping OF tho books again ana
again. until h~y-and-by the poison Of sio-
venliness begins TO affect our Whole sys-
ten.
This habits that a man has TO acuuir
10 become efficient IN one GLASS OF
work. says one OF the writers on eff
Cheney. OF whom We have had such A
crop the last few years. stand him in
good stead in becoming efficient IN other
work. These habits Of work are VaFtlv
more important than the work itself. for
II IL our experience that n man who has
become efficient IN one thing readily
learns 20 become efficient at DIN other
thinEs
The habits OF work are really moro
important than rhe work itself- Tnat
means bad habits as we'll as cood ones.
y you wnnt to he efficient IN one d,rec-
ton. you must try not 10 he sloveniy IN
any. even though the work itself does
not seem To you important.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
MINIATURE ATLANTIC CITY FOR
LOVERS OF AQUATIC
SPORTS.
hundreds Enjoy Plunge In Waters of
Ohio oaily-escellent Bath House
Has Been Finished.

Why call the FAtes unkind because
you can't 80 TO Atlantic City? Did
you ever visit Belle Isle. Wheeling. w.
Val II you haven't YOU are missing
one Of the biggest times Of your life
and every day you stay away you are
cheating yourself of all the JOYS OF
Atlantic City combined.
Excepting the hotels and celebrated
hoardwalks. the upper leland bathing
beach which IL drawing hundreds OF
boys n girls. men and women every
day. lacks none OF the joys and pleas
ures OF the famed New Jersey resort
There IS first Of all an excellent beach
with a smooth pebbiy footing the very
latest and improved ~springins boards.
q dock for oto boats and clear cool
water in which you ma splash for
hours surrounded by hundreds Of
merry companions who ike Yourself
are enjoying life u the very utter
most.
Last bur not least thare ara Girls.
Girls-Well. her. ara fa' girls. slim
girls. all girls. short girl. blond and
brunettes. There L. the COY. coauct-
Lsu nlaidtU VINO JN~' n.'.f~ an hOlE
reserve md backwa~duess with h-r
pretty appeal 10 you Ca teach her how
TO swim.
There arc staid. urim maidouS who
reserve their diguitv oven amidst the
duckings and splashin-s eurc 20 be-
fall as they Wlngl" With tho cnthusi-
astic throng.
Canoes motor boats and skinS ply
their way back and forth between the
groups. bearing their merry occl.
pants. Ones dignity and ~retireiuc~s
falls from him Ike "A cloak AS rho com
bined effect q: ~" Joyous crowd. 'he
bright sunshine and tho d"lchrTufv
tempered water. There are hundreds
OF chances 10 begin right AT home that
anticipated seaside Irritation thai viii
0Hd-Well. straur" rhi-rs have hap.
pened in this qge~r old world
There are no disord-r'io- The girls
and women are assured of gentleman.
" conduct on ~. part ~ tho mon
and boys present An Officer g. pre-.
ent most OF the day 70 SEQ thar order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
@

Development Company IS drilling No.
o on the Alfred White farm. In Union
district. Wood county. the Parsons g.
Sweeney oil Company has drilled No.
; on the G.. II. Ralston farm through
the Berea grit and found Il barren.
They expect TO drill it TO the Gordon
In the same district Wharton Bros
and the Reed Oil a Gas Comnanv are
drilling No - on the Caroline Whar.
ton farm. y. Townsend q Comoanv
are drilling No. : on the ;. p. Alleman
farm.
~ Ma'aworss station IN the Sisters
4-e distrtct TYLER county. H. Deaton -
60. have drilled o. t-st on the A. E,rs
farm through the Ris Infun sand ana
have a dustcr Two n,l.s eas9 or :
beeen farm .hrouga the Big Buffalo
to"htnip' Rr"oke county. donaldson &
=" have drilled their test ON the Friend
OK farm through thu Berea grit ANA
nave a lair gassc-. This was resard.I
as Important test. touching an extension
To The new pool near WeusvI1ie. In Tie
asst named pool there are several vels
due IN the sand.
light wells in aoane county.
Light wells are the latest DFf.r. ~ ~
Roane county. In the Sca.fo.i Kun dis
tr'cf. tNe Carter OF Comp~ has con
r!estd No. : on the ]. H.. Iutcher farm
district. the south Fem O Il eSor1-.n"
has completed No. 8 on To z. : Rcnn.'t
farm and viii not nave better fhsn a 5
barre plnlIer. In Smithfiell dIstr.~f
80" nniu FGel OIL Company has com
piet"i No. Z on tae :. " Gov farm AMI
Good P<eaesr IN Ksa,uoly.
inc camel CITY DO0. in Morgan crvn-
. Ky has come 20 TIE front with m
other good producer. thc fret o. tr.-
erratlC development nas prsaeuted -,-
some weeks. The new strike ls the Crft
luel pI Company q test on tna J. D
White Farm. located on &c west Eifa a..
the pol ard 90 produced go barrels fa
frst % ours Tire efforts frat have
been made g. extend the PRODUCING ffr.HS
"' inc came 'itv pool have re-usel fr
So many IpcirtWcuts r.a- 49,
ttr" NOV. fnau one good PRODUCER 20 ice
we interest = That i0za.itv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Wheeling Has Excellent
Bathing Beach on Island

is maintained. and 10 help in case Of
accident.
Coco Bath House.
There IS 10 bath houss on the shore,
but just across the river az the foot
of Third street. u perfectly equipped
and managed hath house has been
started by George Hoffman. where
suits ana other Co%Dvcnieuccs may be
obtained a ridiculouslv low cost. Mr..
Hoffman has provided the best Of
dressing rooms. ten each Tor men and
women and safe places in which val
tables may be placed. For "a quarter
Of a dollar. a bathing suit may be
rented and transportation furnished
hv means of "a motor boat TO the Is
land shore. In addition to a place to
change clothes and place 20 leave them.
In addition To- these convenlences.
the owners Of the bath house have
installed electric fans and lights
throughout Tho building and comfort
Is given while within.
Saturday and SUNDAY are favor.;e
days fer the hathers an on these two
days tho crowd * Increased So great
j. as TO resemble a miniature Atlantic
city. Hundreds are being benefited
IN h"al;h by p inviEoratinr exercise
in m" fresh air and sunshine. =,
muCh g. the beach being enjoyed fha-
% is Nkelv that some action will be
tlk"n 20 har" the city take u in
charge ard conduct q, as a regular
publ beach suCh a. has been sag-
Ee~tcd several times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
HORRIBLE STORY
Told TIC Sneri~ cf jefferson County
BY Foreigner Who SAID That
Murder VAS Committed
- C=~a

Special Iis?at . g. tse I-tclL. gen-er.
STEt BENVII.LE. July IA for
eigner appeared al the sheriff : office
here This afternoon AMI related A
story 81 horror. telling how four
" hit" mon had been shot and stabbed
70 death al q camp near r~rnvood
during q nciai fight last night. Of
how their bodies We're .siashed 20
pieces and OF how all ~ the Finland
crs IN the camp We're" expelled. many
In q wounded condition
After 10" murders had heen com
mitted. said the Foreigner. the bodies
90 tho men Vere hidden UNDER q hay
stack IN a nearby field The authOri-
Will investigate toda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

Tie great Indian twirler of the
Philadelphia Athletics. vino. year
alter year. continues 20 be n Of
the pitching sensations Of the
American League. II is solely
through the great pitching Of the
TWO veterans. Bender and Eddie
Plank. that the Athletics have
been enabled 10 Pile Ut such A
safe lead on their rivals in the
race for the 1913 pcnnant. Be
tween them Plank and Bender
nave won more than tvO-thi-ds Of
me victories credited 20 the A,h-
@le:ios.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
SPORT WORLD

instructions have been sent 20 Am
erican league umpires by President Bau
Johnson covering the ruling On "a pitJr-
e. dropping the ball while IN the a.
o. winding W.
In the National league when tn.
pitcher lets the ball SIP from his han
4 is claimed a. a ALI and runner a
allowed To- advance a base. Thts ruin.
was made ~ i'rerdeut Lynch 81 tr
cd league following an argument pvr.
he play III ~ recent tame 1T 81 Louis.
Accord rs To- the literal translation e.
the rule 81 - "a BAH. bit johnson iii.
fers
In the Amer can league herca1t.
Nh-n = pitcher .rtS the bal slip fIvr.
his hands while Lr Is on the rlab. th-
ball Will remain In play and any iu-ur:
try ins To- advance - Iiable T. be throw
out Formerly q was rlaSEed a buI.
~ some n4piie IN Ban - eaguc whfv
sihl Others would not allow the r.u-
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
CEMI-PRO..
~--AND--
OAMATEUR NOTES.

me 81 tn fastest games Of the sea-
son VIII be staged next SUNDAY. when
the y. a o team will open rs new parK
at RaylaEd, with the newly organized
~bridgesort All Stars a. the opposing
,eain ne team Is made W 81 the b'st
taien pfOcurable around Brideepor; and
TIE lineup will contain many ~ last
years semi-prutessiousl team. A. BON
teams Will tmm~rilatal, challenge The
winners uf IN" Martins Ferry champion-
snip Stfl's. J-t outcome q tae game WI
1@ watched with interest los a.. Ohio
.lde tais IA "rde- to gct a line OF the
teams In Case Indictment weather pre-
! vents the finishing 80 RIyland PARK in
UNI Tor tie game Sunda;. ~ MIL he
Ii'.rH a. Florence. . u WHl D." am
nuuE'ed definitely In this paper SATURDAY
"ier" lie game Wall be played.
The Ideals Or Martins Ferry ave
mad" arranSements with tie following
teams Tor James 'u be- played ~ Martins
FERRY % th, ueuf future Suuda,. Ale
sns' 2 Wheeling AZ stars. NH aeid. 3
.'i.C, August IstdE por' AL S.4rs.
H"yle's field. . o'clock. Trei- next out
vt Town tat1e W.l toe at Pa-k--shurC.
S"nda' AlE"S' l". which - expected -
t1;s season Park"-sbu.g la h-ei. beat
ms "l 'ou'"rS ont stili ths Ideals are
confident t.at tn.N vil. be- able to take
go measure "' .e '"r-~-'er team.
Tn Ideals l-.. August E, AMI =
zen 'h' 'r" road 20 meet auy -asm .
'.-" 'r'' ra..s. .tau- desiring Co ar
yerf sTv ~ these 5a-es suo.,d answer
'hr""r" tie INTEL g'ucer
~ mararer % o.. n-ool,id~ tenn g..
:.1uesteG Goo cali Manager Olsen ~ mo
H\''N If''is'on tea E. l.''-N. National
III" W. v'o Tra'sf--- ,.slI.urr ? %
ft.H Juniors '.r r'w' ~rrit, ou the
'"ei-S-ifst street Eto-ris. Warwooi
TL- r.sR.od b,..b.u .o,w Challenge.
fnt e"H p'H team . TINS ,...ut. f,-
a. ft''' % I'D" rla''t = rGf- .cf.rupur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
THOUSAND DOLLAR
DOG IS KILLED

Yesterday afternoon about % o.rlart
% valuable English setter l1F worth
8 n'n 1rd owned hy 70 D. Mccullough.
~ F.ffocrfn e'rrsf. VAS run over amt
Killed. h' 20 rar handle traction car
north 90 tho city Tho dog was ono
~ fho hos' known in fho ohio Vale,
Dis 'au' extending ai over fh's ..c
f.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
Matty's Thirteen Years of Labor in
National League Reduced to Figures

II Matty continues ais sensau oal hurting his 1atb vaa- NJ, -. -.
1870 1890 ct IN ms 1ue '%SSo, SO far his record is is5-7s3 .htehI
smn he Giant didn't win 'W IN 'oo marx
.. To Pitch -, a 8! salt, for l3years is som performance This :. Ma.
defeaIs NAIVE comLleie recnri sEeM .- oy lNu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01
OIL AND GAS

just a; this time d~e>c.opmcut work
IN the deep sand territory n the east
ern phio is more interesting than in
any other part of the Buokeyc stats.
Their are not mlnv competitions that
End ct place In 'hc good producer Lass
and JEDI a few fa.l 10 the G.st-r list.
':- OF the best producers completed
with ,hr weeH is thr charters oil
Company 40. o.. ON tho Hooking
Products company property IN the
N-w St~raitSvili- teid in Goa town
snip. Perry coirr.. The first q hours
aft,r II was given "a shot II placed 100
barrels o. It's credit.
Ia Jackson township. tn" Mt Hope
Dl COMPANY has completed "a test IN
the 'onk'c heirs farm and has a -
f"r ir The clinton sand. The Cross
'r,Ii'' on Gao Company has drilled
NJ. : on tho Samu,l Househo'ior fsr-
through 'ha sam. formation Z has
q duster. This ~o,ation Is $40 feet
IVES 81 40. . IN tho Same farm. n
fair producer
tn" ,i-ov" Gig on & Cos Company
tae competed q second tas' on tho
william Studer Gsrm ard has a liar
r.i pHmI,"r IN the clinton sand. In
IIne township. li-h"i 4 90. hace com
r'rf.l and shot th..r tsst IN ~ + g.
: hrs'u farm ard have - lighter we'll
rN.tu indicated vter drilled through
tho -ard and pss thought 20 - good
tnr ta-r. 3 70 day. y fal-d 90 re-
-UruI o.. %. shot and VII not no
GnrI en- nor. than o.. Ia-r.i- "a day.
TN" owner are c.ntcmpistlng giving
u p E..rr1 sN.t
Starting New Work.
in t.sh "r'e. t"Vnshlp Tairheid
CUNT. Tw.vss lri.t 4 Durie.d have
e'a;-eI their second tes- o, tho r.
\fs-'r farm rn" carter DI r%orrrarv
hos started a .ss' IN no David Ni'er
afr. .roatei "r- and one-haif miles
'af' Ht 90" fiIsa.'. pool. IN if-biue
'"" -ei'r. To-r- county -hs N-Sa1s4-
ir.'' 't' 'nwrar. hes started % d-.r
O. '"-' or fhsF7ora holland farm 'o-
Gated $3.50" foot south ~ mo F~c-oreft
'' C. cas- 'ompqn-s 40 o. "a tho r..
= '<a'toruan form
To- I"rrs township Licking county
ta" Onto on Company has tho RIG
'"rfr.rf-d for ~ tesf on tho Nartnf..
Bland farm. located one-fcurih Of a
"' I'D" Freehold Ol &
'''l'h '.-' on The Frank
''h tn '.A. 'o"n7li0. Co
-.."''N ''i'ft. On" bhfo-Rochcster
FH compile 81 for p
'''''H H-hcraft tarr. u
'-l "t ~" same
T" .A" 's-'i Nshcraft
'I' mas "t-n considerable
'f. "n-A completed TO- to.lr.fon
''. De- nor brought Oh" de-
'''Nr"u f'"nstip.
N''."H OF A Gas
'.' 'i''d SO " ODD 'h" j.
''i" township. H'~k Hs
.NI OFT company 81
i'." hNrg's- idrm is
barrels q day. Th"
NJ" y
'.' ',ir''- % ~. Both ar"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-01

Tho rad 90 which pftchc' McCon-
reti- OF the Nanks. and karle- or g.,
Cleveland Maps. wcr" the central fig.
EIcs. has fallen through Tor toe pre-
ut Several propositions W-r- u.tl.
but last bid was McCouurI'
ami JGtreliv. Cree for kaul-T .Hl
Uutfe.der Crane Mango Krm!.g-
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