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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Rev. George =. Lowe. pastor. the usual
sunday services will be held. SUNDAY
school at si.lb a. ui. Preaching AT TO 30
=. m. and s.So y. An. Ia the absence OF
Rev. Lowe. who is quarautiued az his
another minister. The annual Christ
mas program will be- rendered at the
rhlrCh meNt ThuTsdaN evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Reception POSTPONED.

ned Tor Rev. George Lowe at the r-trst
Baptist church. this evening. has ben
postponed ON account OF the family of
Kew Lowe being quarat Aimed ca account
o. a care OF diThther'a. Last evening
tie victim of the disc. .se was somewhat
better. The date for Holding the rece7-
ton has as yet not been set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
want IN School District.

At the meetiuE of the board OF cdu-
cation held Thursd.y evening q, petition
was received from the residents al
that they be taken into the school dis-
trict. The matter was taken under
consideration. aud it h. expected that
they viii he granted the privilege ar
soon 49, they prepare a map OF tuv dis
tricI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

7. J. Irwin. great keeper uf records
OF the ohio lied Men, wib leave this
morning for Columbus. y here hs viii
board and also a meeting OF the great
chefs. The annual quarterly meeting
or the orphan board viii be held az :
u'closk this evening. The other meet
ing viii he held at I o'clock this AFTER
noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
s.. Frula Church.

walnut. near SiNtI. Tat fourth SUu-
day iu Advent st5 "a. m.. SUNDAY
school. l"l8o. morning prs Scr. iitau'
ana s'rn1pu. Life Boo ffs SUr $50.
.Nensous and sermon. The Grea tsst
THING lu me World. bu christmas
day "a 10 ?" O'Clock there win boz e cell
"bISttou 80 tho holy communion AID
sermon boy the Rev. rs. =. -tim7o1 o.
EellHilc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
MINER INJURED

Gornian Gallawav. an employee %
fhc Whitaker mine was caught yester.
oar between two cars st the mine and
everely crashed llo WIS taken to
fh' Norh Wheeling hospital and Ur
kceFor called iu attendance. n was
found thaf fhe mans injuries were
very painful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Pay Wednesday.

The emplofeS OF the sheet mill and
the corrugating Wor.s viii not recci1,
thsir money today owning To the tact
plants. lu order that they will have
some money FOR Christmas rle COM
pank has made srrI ul,rTuert- To- pas
their emTloNes next Wc1uesday. The
employees of the fiu mifl VII rscriN @
theiI MONEY ~ tho same tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Rarth Plcbsrs 81 Walnut street has
! received word that his mother Mrs
huEh Pickc NJ. Il critically ili a. Ier
| nome IA Stf0Ioenvtile aud ~ not expect
, 90 10 Surf =" The relatives living boo
tNis CITY hHtv" gone 90 her bedsias bv.-
ing Co her advanced age hs- rccoNcr,
! ~ doubtfui
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Ht.TII Ut " no TU"IT I|ITII" 7 --Ut--- =
h' are atteudluE colleges 20 atfftrs ...
IiH' o. Wtll arrive homo to-tii.v Co. 81 .....
ti' holiday vacation With their rar.li .
BOO tni- civ. buriuS their stay H...
More VIII Do" several social ,.rut- I.ff
100 fhs.r honor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
MARTINS FERRY



ne safe In the V. a -. general store
AZ Florence was cracked at an early
hour YESTERDAY morning and the robbers
secursd Ia the neighborhood OF $50 In
money. besides number or other ar
ucles IN the store. The first intimation
that there had been a robbery was VII en-
inc store was opened FOR business YES
terday morning The Fcitz bloodhounds
from -. Clsir-vill. were brought down
IN an effort To gain "a clue. but as 50
many people bad been around the scene
or the robbery the animals were unable
20 pick up the tracks. and after several
attempts they we're brought hack to tho
city. Up to late hour last evening
they had been unable 20 ind a clue 10
ne robbers. but IL Is thought that they
VIII be picked up today. The total loss
Niil he In the neighborhood Of SIS.
MARKETS. Today.
Tho Christian EndeaVor society OF the
welsh Congregational church will hold
a market this afternoon In the Cropper
dining room at tie corner OF Firth and
Hanover streets. aud all kinds OF home-
made bread. pies. cad. and pastry will
= ON sale during the afternoon snd eve
nlng. The affair will he In the nature
or a Christmas market.
The Helpers organization % the First
presbyterian church viii hold a candy
ana cake sale this afternoon "a tna
Gatchell millinery store. on Fourth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Xmas Cakes Of

order yoU fruit cakes and Other
Nmds Cakcs and pastry ~
FEHkENBA"k BROS.
del@-l5-l I-lS-3l 1C2 =. Fourth st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

|n IrpHftHr. Uu.Ir, a deal was cone
Illuminated f.f ..f. f'IH Wrfl
hereby tsnIFs Nsrrf fIe Veil known
I.f aIt fnHu lr south Fourth street DO.
.n.ue fhe uufff oft fNr r.uusrft IfIuF
north of Duo stables uu Fourth street
Tho uu un. Ff.ftI lost f.HniHE fHuf no
Intended erecting a bu..Utsr I.l.a rn
fHa Efuurd nrVt aIrIuE Trf rnnsiHsra.
Gloom was NOT mad. EuOgn. Nuf ~ Iz
HHIu fIHt EUnd price was UalI. Tho
ffnIf.t. was UurfNatsI from she REV.
uHun Brewing company ~ wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
XMAS GREETINGS"
from
MARTINS FERRY CLOTHING
COMPANY
The Home Of
HART SCHAFFNER K MARX
Cor. 5th and Hanover SIS.


schools Closed.
ne pnollG scaooiS closed FOR the holt
oaF vacation yesterday afternoon after
most successful term. In several OF
ths rooms Christmas program was
rendered. and was very bsautiruI RI.
SCHOOLS VIII not resume their sessions
tll the nrst Monday OF the new wear
Most All OF the out-Of- town teachers LEFT
tor meir homes last evening TO remain
vi after the schools resume. At vac
hiea school Yesterday afternoon the an
noAl fhetoricalS we're held and mans
visitors were present
United Prssbyterian Church.
SanbaM school. - p. m. morning
service. 0 30. subject OF sermon. She
Glad Tidings OF Christ mas. Junior Mis-
elorary society service az d. M Owe
ning service. $50. subject OF evening
sermon. No Room in the Inn" PRAYER
meeting "Wednesday evening a. $50.
CHRISTMAS evening. December 20 the
children OF the sabbath school viii pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

At Moore's Jewelry Store. Dia-
monds, Watches. L.avalliers and other
Christmas gifts at extra low prices.
deco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

tlrE Williams has feturned Co his
N"we o. Wo0fsfeld after few DAYS
CIfN.
1hs tmaro,si o4def Of Red Men held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Three More Cases.

sent the csntata. Mother Goose's visit
10 santa Claus. followed by the annual
CHRISTMAS treat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

A traVeftns Rag or suit case womb
be an ideal N'nas gift
T. ~ HESIyOP.
del0-lI-1s-2o - $. Fourth 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Importer. breeder and Tokeker.
Sell 'Phoue e7s-J. National 25E-J
% Sixth Street near walnut.
MAETIES FERRY, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

street. and all kinds OF Christmas can
dies and cakes Will be ON sale during
the afternoon and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

At IN" First baptist cfurrb a. tie
corner % Third aud Locust str..ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARIES
C. w. AREAUGH

Guar anteFe the best on euFth. tro'
females. Ssgcs. seeds. souE food. o.
Also nice taitirg parrots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Christmas-Men's House SHcos~s.
4se. sec 75e, o8c g. 90. M'FADDEN's
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Ianker.ley Nab. Bootlegger.

J D. Massey. ! bCotlegger. who Lad been d0dging arrest fer more than q year and "Lo "as wanted Dy the fed era. authorities in Helena. slipped in- 10 Forrest City last Friday night Deputy Sheriff John Tankersiey gr the tip and soon rounded Massey up He was hanging around the negro quarters L North R0sser street. Tie depety lad searched tie fugitive. placed uiu under arrest and started 10 .ai. ~itt him but upon reaching q point near tie Methodist church. at the intersection Of Jackson and Izard streets Massey bre ae away and beat it north on Izard as fas, 4s lis .egs cJ- [ carry him. "stn Mr Tauaersl ley in aJ. p-rs-iI and shooting at the fleeing coon every fe,s seconds 5rlng five slo.s iu more tC scare the ne- grJ tlan anyttlug e.se Dep4ty Tank. CTS ey "as cro"dlng Massey so closely tha, lie alter d.cae1 into tIea.ey b-, "eeu tLe residence, 1f M- Fl F Gwyn aui Mr. J ir 4 der.1n. n.ti tt- aepl,, al lis aee,s r1A reach iuL poia, in ,te q rs a5o-, half, way uet~ee. Iz4-5 Aad Washington streets Nas>ey t-rue4 >-1ieu.y pon tAs cMcer ran lis land in,. li, oos- om in threatening L4nler. d lie saLe tine exc aimirg If ycu calre on he. T.. xiii yc1 Mr Taukersley Lad empIied lis pisto. but ie closed wi'h t.e negro q. tie same time call iug 0-t for iep Nessrs Linn and Bum T1tley atd Nr Br-ce Smith. "to by some tort-uate cLance hap pened 10 be passing a'onG ]Le street.
 responded to tLe officers cal. and through the efforts 0t these reinforce n-nt-. the negro Massey was oyerpoN- cred ana auded ia Jai but Hhen tle ofcer ciinched "}lhtLe buck" in tue dara a.ey. man t5 nan with tie ne gra threatening to Xii and lf> Il empty, Mr. Tauaerse mad rat her Iuc Lt4E,au fre iu- f l. for, f-w tT mates
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
An Attractive r Folder.

Nr. Nathan E. Norton. the enter prising req estate man ot this city. nas issued from Tie Times lob de- partment the past week Il sc cred itab,e descriptive folder telling Of the many resources Of s. Francis county its soil prod 1ctigeness. bea,thfgl ness and idea climatic conditions and otAer advantages conducive 10 the groaih n: double crops a,s8 tie great strides being made iu god roads b1iiding and the great variety of crops 10 which tie s0i Of this ia yOred section i> adapted Taxing into consideration the fact that s Fran cis county las prod -ced one ct th- finest crops this tea, that las been grown here f4r the past i've years. ttl, folder i, iss-ed a. most oppor- .t.ne time. and f any CT 0-r citizens Lave req estate 1f "Llsu they ~lsH 10 dispose u9 letter time than the pre,en, could 8e chosen . put t snt0 tue hands Of VI Norton. w1o las ,p.en1it connection, tL- ugLOlt ,L- county aud io H. | position 70 bsing
 pr ,peet'ye buyers int tls county. Nat Norton is doins li9 part px- plotting The gfea,ne,, of Forrest City and Sl Francis c94nty to tte "or.d
 al larse and E, is up 'o those "ho are interested iu bringing a desirable class 1f settlers into tAi, rici terri-
 tory 10 assist him in egery manner
 possible We should q pl together
 in promoting this, ueruap> The great est and most prolific section, from q standpoint of agriculture. fr1it and
 berry culture and timbere1 resources. in the state of Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
AdVerti.meni for Lesee Depe>itory.

N3.i-- 1> 1e.eay Easz aaz. .1r~azr.- t- ar Act If t-s b-C@ral 3.-A-ctv 1f 1e s-- -,t AF.zG,s. zpJr1se-3 Mzrc1 iIta. rg5 tal sH- 0eFs2ce1 wt- tecr r- 48e- 75G, from al 2 1zns, usc sers e tFa>t e1I pzCy lc ~t- ErzE-t> CosutE Ar-2-.z,. 8-s.rlrc t1 as7-ouFe .S-l.l-- llory Cs tae tEro> Qf the ~t frznc5> l<v@- D-sif.er for ~t FfaH1ls County 1rtl Mon ozy October i7El. IEi1 a ne pr5r.1pA. o-5ce yf t1+s b52ra A. Nzr5or Grsrtena-t Csae,Y Ark4r~z>
 >A.d bid- ,oa.. ~ 5r ~ez,ea erg@.os-- {. = feefel 10 t1@ 1r1ers5-ce1 anu ~z4I -- a. cJE par l-a cy certified c1r-s ot aat I~>, than s-'-9 Ia4@ and pzyao}e 70 ta~ T rea-- u-er e tae Boar a' It.recf1rs lt t1-~ = Fran els Levse BCar1
 No oids a.ll le e1trrts.E@I 3ll--- offering a .ea@t -~t cent ,ere~t ar Gajly 1aizGrs-s. nor 1Eiess the same shall --- for .r--. s. -ara Ot interest lr Gefct.e t<1r->
 t.--1i f@>-fvesl '9 re e-t zry aH8 cation
 Wines Iy az.1 ta-> 58 dzy at ua,s.-f l.ia EiEENE WILLIAMS '-F3 -..~r >- trzr-- L. e- Bsz r4s t-l-- RY l.. T grY.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
-t. Francis County Boy Honcred.

Fa ettetiIie, Ark --r r. r. Payne. q member 9f the seuior cl4ss Of tre n }verSitl of Arkansas uas been elected representative of the frajer- utie~ on fie >tldeut C94uci 0f ii C University Thi, is one Of lie ligu. est Nouoro that the students cal coA fe' oH a,e ', tueir uamter
 Ihe above pecf4 from tayellest q s very gratifying }a THe Times aud host of otter f,.et.a- af Nj Payne. @ho + son tf Cit4t Clerk E W. Payne and citizen Of lhis city We exteud congratulations
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
N arning order.

Ia =. Ffa.c.~ Cls- corr C,.r .a son Pls3rt59 tGlI- " s5~1. defendant
 l- a-f-o1alr Arul. " I~..- .> .-..-.4 -e apE-zr 4. fE.~ 'llrf N.tl.s r.r.g days and a.,s-- '.l- -ena a.s.as at .Ha ar-s John ' i~Iu
 -.af H PAYNE >tA. tls-..
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Nrather Forecast

Colder Nith rain, causing rheumatic pa,h~ Hunts Ligitning Oi. stops all acl e> and pains vi e'Aer from fhel- 1latisu ue-tagia r.t~ h-rns q. bruises Treq qeicke- 'Inimeut .ro"u z5t aHt .ae tffI-> 4 ar--E
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Warning Order.

i-- FrA1e, Char .-rv t..-- Ivaf.g faa..f- F.4.rr.r V ar.ry Fa.l...-, tt-t.rdzrf
 l-s 1st-E3aIf Charley FE.u.s> s- Nz-u.I ra apy-sr.-l 'l.l- Coarr wft1 n r-t-tTIay.a arf 8 s"'r t1'a oat....t1 ftl.. pi2i1tt-f. fearIv Phillip, >~2' -i i" E v PAYNE
 ~E4f Cr-r. NIP E.ulsY ~a. as.,
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
They Make Ton Feel lo0d.

The peasant puIgaiiIe rfect pro, 9esp 6e neatHr o ' condion of '}5dS 59dy and ad mind which they create uaae one
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Warning Order.

fu -f Fran i- thar-tfy .lIff. CafoBae Heudflet- FIasnt.f
  Andrew Hendricks. defendant The defeadau; Audra 2 ii.-.IfH. armed To appear ia fs.. C4urt e4fH. ta.rtg g days and answet ths ..m .44.ft at l.aaat f tarD.an fieGdUra-
 sept is.s E. PAYNE sian Ti.fk C. UaueIe.r ~oI "-a-tt
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Mnmen Who Ert nilln-

Every "9ufu whg |, trolae8 ail. 'ainting and dizzy spe i> baraatue. headache wetsnes, debility. c.n,li patton ot kidney tr.-o.,> ,l.u i 4~e Eiec' ric Riuer- They gIH~ rs.i .irt wien ny'hlhI else "l#. iupr., f.r h ali. adiinL -,renGi and tfg from }te ar,t do>e Nr, I.aara Gaines. oe Avoca. La. FJar doctor, s,i given me LII, and ny children 4ad ali my friends were 1osius for me 8ie. when ny son insisted tuai Use r. ec. tric liitter~ did >0. and tie5 have d ne me world of goad J.-t trt them 5pc and q oo II all fr.gsi,'> or b4 mai
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10

The adie, q tte Epj,eopa wi r-t. Gai.d viii have haz4ar l. D.e-4. brr 2 ar Shie cr-1 -tefe N re particular, Witt. regard f. WH4t t.eG Ni nave f1- sac Hi. he T b.i. ea
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10

Picnc ae~ at Lawrence
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10

c Itis matter ot good business sense some money against death or sickness. or befall him II you have not realized this t few slight sacrifices on you part you can in handy to you and YOUR FAMILY son c DO YOUR BANKING WITH US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02
BY JAMES HAY. JR.

! "
fn training Tna for what Sfs will really be- his life
the relatively higher wage that is paid to mi
presented by the schools and -
MsnH1s pntnent e es e9' va1u sP
aBut he intendsto make work
for the government a mework must decide
to endure great sacrifices hn After h man has d 6 p I
for far less money than paid by concerns for relatively the same T
fh of he could be making the outside And this specially true be-
business concern in the wod He has to how
menou problems to become trustworthy of the gigantic system He
increase discharges his dui Seyerhess equipment ability
his salary does not rise ppoonata He recognizes that he could be making
an addition to this he is peoree declared from oPpotes for making
that others make with the utmost and Legality are not for him. be-
there are many concerns that in their interests and work nge
on W duties or pG1 n d of the g fa the willing
sacrifices and exhibit that unsfshness which
holds high for his family and himself he can build up pu
But he needs money and his situation such that he cannot live PROP
thing Of By that he get excellent training and can meet
wonderful opportunities 1T Is oun to run 4 M w d n a
month"; perhaps week the outside world
"The good work good position and good pay for awhile
After that hard work and good posion-bu pay
fiat that entering the service should have indie
should like colleges
public
equip them leaving
independent financially and could their at after graduation
for good government while Others will for time at least have to establish them
thew can find men Specially prepared and equipped
great government
ambitious and who capable
particularly striking middle words
An He who forty old and still drawing one thousand
* dollars fifteen hundred dollars year from Uncle
Sam regarded Hopeless and negligible proposition
faIEA The authorities themselves pointing out that
9s they nonlyo
that he shall the with the fixed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

forp places the Cabinet, Presden
and riendsof the Preside
classes With the change
the the Republicans being turned out of office
and state the Union has produced ITS tens or ITS thousands
could fortune than find themselves
dluHon intelligence still
the Washington and that the pubcs opinion of government
job has real foundation in truth
To young today working cerng
factory the particularly strong
uncomfortable chair executive
department fact however, the who such place
older well
dig the Egyptians and have himself wathe in the costumes
and htGlnens of a
or people all
addition
being and direct the
clerks and other EMPLOYEES under him In the four OF his service he
building and he
possible find what there for him who works
be abbreviated to read as follows:
Young keep taking such
make mind that will not long Working for the
that will be undergrad and unewarie Tor your
The friend Charles Nag Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor, him years and asked him for job
job solemn
that twelve months today will desk
In that will make not hOresy burying yourself
The kept his promise resigned at the end of the and little
worked hard he would higher and higher in the business
Nagel Champ Clark, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatves district, "y do better
yourself ung rails than by taking
clerkshp nderth government. You'll from
FRANK young the Cab
cleksp
Agriculture Everything achievement that his him
took humble job and day His
founded entirely on his political associations and on what ne learned puDc ser
could member the Cabinet
ment jobs it would be found most assureiy his lips
But this is the discouraging picture he drew: ~
The government service larger salary for its w
strictly subordinate positions than the with outside z8$6
corporations employ C-I4&p
work But when consider the higher positions 81 y
in
under the government SSS4-TIS1
sumo, the government 0yAEIISYN
:: s.; :: ~: :: :;: ::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

undcr the government must as
sumo, the government salaries
are small, | might say ridicu-
lousy small.
"To the ambitious, energetic
Young man who wishes to make
his way, as it were, through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

time when he is getting his education and
final training for what will really be his life
work. the government offers unusual OPP
portunities. The shorter hours of work,
the relatively higher wage that is paid to
beginners, and the exceptional advantages
presented by the schools and universities
in Washington, these things make gov
eminent appointment extremely valuable
to the young man.
"But he who intends to make his work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

The requests have come to members OF the
House. Senators, men who have been proposed
for places in the Cabinet, the President-elect,
and friends of the Presdent-elect The vast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

from the frosty valleys and down
from the frozen hills there has
come to Washington for the last
three months this long, shrill cry,
Give me a job in the government
service! Appoint me to position
where l shall have a good salary
and easy work."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

jobs, it would be found assuredy upon his lips.
But this is the dscouraging picture he drew
THE government service pays larger salary for its
strictly subordinate positions than is the with outside
corporations institutions that employ men for similar
work But, when you consider the higher positions par
ticarly the responsibility that every higher place
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-03
PURCHASE ADDITIONAL OUT
STANDING STOCK IN PARK
DAM COMPANY.
PAY FULL VALUE FOR
STOCK NOT HELD By THEM
Plan to Purchase Plant at Receivers
Sale on July Is and Consolidate Va
rious EIdora Corporations Under One
Manassmsnt-Rsesiv Ryan Do.
mates Services to Stockholders.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. July Sc. w. Lundy and c.
E. Lawrence, Of Union, Wednesday
bought up all of the remaining stock
in the Park Dam Company, paying
every man who did not join in objectins
to the sale of the plant for mis- stock.
This leaves the Lundy interests in full
ownership of the Park Dam Company
the Eldora Electric Light Company and
the Union Light and Power Company
excepting $4,000 in stock in the Park
Dam COMPANY held by George w
Wood and an Indebtedness Of about
$4,000 to wholesale houses
The Lundy interests have invested
in these plants Sl53.216. They are now
arranging to take care of the remaining
Indebtedness. The receiver Will sell the
plant OF the Park Dam Company under
order of the distric, court on July %
but it is the plan Of the Lundys TO bid
il in and thus get it out Of the receiver
hands sooner than could be done other
wise because court will not be in ses-
sion again until September and there
Is no tl.ltl wy 10 Gel l.iS olASA SiSSSN
up. as the receiver can not be finally
discharged until court IS in session. ano
the Lundy interests want 20 combine
the plants at the earliest possible date
complete the line to Hubbard. where
the Park Dam Company now holds a
franchise and a city lighting contract
which has ten years 70 run.
The people of Hubbard have been in
s:s.ant on getting the lights and power
and the pole line is now completed tt
both Hubbard and Union and the wire
Is on hand ready to complete the work
1t will be matter of about ten days
TO finish the work when il is finall,
reached
Receiver Charles o. Ryan has in
sisted that all who would be patient
would be paid in full and has hac
charge of all settlements. both of The
Park Dam Company. Mr.. Lundy's pri-