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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-20

Congressman Howell, the witness
peated the statement that the search
was ordered because Of the shooting
earlier in the day.
Opposing Counsel Clash.
In the direct examination two dock
cts weie introduced TO represent pay
the witness received during several
DAYS tnat he was employed as a guard
by the Winona Mining company The
figures on the docket it appears were
contained in "A column, designated aid
fund"
Congressmanu Casey asked the wit
ness ms explanation of that eXisencv.
Attorney Hilton stated at this jpncture
that he intended to show that mum.
Der of Guards were paid out Of the aid
fund
Attorney Rees interrupted with tho
remark:
Il don't like such statements as made
by you."
Attorney Hilton jumped to his feet,
and exclaimed:
And don't like such statements as
made by you
Attorney Rees added:
If you can't follow them mp with
proof"
Attorney Hilton responded:
I'VE will produce proof"
The excitement which this incident
raised subsided when Orste Monticel-
H. who had been employed as fire.
man at Quincy, was called TO tho
stand. His testimony apparently was
to show that peonage existed. He told
Of bunk house at quincy being
guarded by Waddell men and local
deputies day and night. He stated that
these deputies would accompany work
men to and from the bunk house to the
mine and return and at night would
act as guards about the premises. II"
said that the place was guarded for
protection.
Guarded During Parades.
In the cross examination he said he
Joined the Western Federation OF
Miners IN october. II was also brought
out that the men were accompanied by
guards particularly when strikers were
uaradng He said that the guards
went with the men to protect them
while going TO work, and also when
they went To town
Congressman Switzcr asked:
Q-Why did the guards accompany
them
Al suppose they were afraid they
......rr 49,. 80. .,,,,. ..,,tr,H,r.y .p1
start trouble.
Q.-Are you sure it was for the pur-
pose OF protecting thcm
A-.Certainly
Congressman Howell.
Q.--You don't want the committee
to understand the men were guarded
TO keep them from running away
A.-They were guarded to keep them
from skipping away.
lie referred TO having heard that
men were lighting to get away and Ao
was asked if such a condition still eN.
listed. lie replied: not now; the
are treated better now"
He said that he had seen men run
ming away and when asked TO cite an
instance he said they came into tho
union hall and Joined tho Hancock
local. lie admitted, however that he
did not see any guards come and get
them or accompany them back to the
mine. Congressman Taylor of Arkan-
sas asked him directly whether h.
knew the mine owners had men work
ing against their will He replied:
NO. I was told about it
Q.-Did you see H.
A-No.
Q-Then YOU don't know
A.--No.
Armenian on the Stand.
Gabriel Mahtssin, an Armenian, who
came f,lm Racine wis, with a num-
be-. of other imported men, told Of his
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-20

Wheat flour imports into the
Straits Settlement totaled SO million
pounds i'm 1910, and 10 million pounds
i'm 1912.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-20
IOWA HENS LAY EGGS
WORTH TWENTY-ONE
MILLIONS EACH YEAR.

Des Moines, la, Feb. 90
Iowa hens lay more than bill
lion eggs a year. worth twenty
one millions, according To the
state department of agricul
ture.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-20

air and warmer
tonight and Sat.
urdsy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-20
THE WEATHER.

Continued on 2ne Page, 4th Column.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-14

oauernoc 'Suaeno gibt; eiiiigc Der lies
ben 8titdsgoiter uim.
,Siir oie @eih1ftsleltte mad)t %
piel aus, ooB Der Tag regeuloS blelbt,
mas ia in oen regenarlneH lapallt.
ideu Serbit 3llleiit Der 5all iii. las
8elo itst lp6er an eieieH Gage, nlasE
albt aus nno faitft - man iBt und
trinft llu0 oar 81 leiht nltr tann
man lid i'm Seorauge perIieren, uHo
ieoer Qebt Danu leine eiqenen Nege
oe5 9lndiiefnent@. Sdlper 81 linoeH
iiu0 lie llid)t GoritonIadp bat einelG
,gllten alang i'm Sbf oe2 nleoerelt
Goife5, Dem Elm bunte9 s5abruIurtts-
treibcn auh lieber lit OILS Die ltet'e,
;erentonielle Nrt Der 5eiern nm etHe
Gbrpianthenum 2luSitelllng.
I2 8 itm0I0.
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bate geitern abenb Bel bieiiger Staof eiHsn
Waiierfanb bon 20 3ub.
Die folgenben 9epefd3eu trafet mdhrenD
oes gehrigen 3ages bier Elm.
Bittsbnra Bn. - Der sFlu6 bat einen
Waferhano pou So GuB uno fdlt.
Charleston, gg. ga. - Der Jlnb bat
eihen WalierAan6 non IA s5nb nno fdiit.
Bprtsmpntt, 9. - Ter Stub bat ei.
men 8alieritanb BON 240 JaB unb iteist.
8nrfersburG u. Ba. Ter yluB
bat eineH Balieraano BON 1874 HuB U. fet9t
Ranawha sails. ". ga.--9er Hlub
bat eiHengsaHerftanb ppn 5.s Jub uno failt.
st. .afaut, gs. ga.-9er sylns bat
sinen @afertaub uoR 1873 s5uB uno iiei9t.
gatlettsburg 8p. - Der Stub bat
einen @aiisrRano BON 28.9 sSuB uno 1tei9t.
aouisuille, Rn. - Der 5luB bat els
nen Wafierhanb pSn s.5 JuB nnb ftebt.
gpanspille, Jnb - Der sylub bat
einen BnHtraanb BON 1873 JaB uno iteist.
Cairo, Sa. - Ser Jlub bat einen Hai-
feraano Dou 1873 5uB uue idut.
Ueemphis, Eenn.-Ter 6luB bat etnen
@aheritanb BON go JuB unb fdut.
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Relt. - Ser Rarst mar bemte rabis.-
9pyina Dstsnt eA4O-A.60, Ninter Etraiatts
oA.l1--k28, 0inter EatentS e44o--<.S5,
Gyrine eiearS e4.oo-<.30, eItra Ho. 1
0inteT te.5s-AT5, Grtra 30. 1bs. eS.SS--
40. aanfsS Ssroiatts t4.05-S.l5.
MoegenMeb mar nin;a. - sscir bic
eutes tS.4S-S.6s, auserleifaes BID fancp
tS.80-8.70
Uu meisen | Dar ruhia. -
e3.O0--S.S5 per 100 3tnHb.
Buhweisem mar rahtg 5n $i.e7--i.oo.
WsiSmehi war ftetig. g.--6sines veiteS
uab g.Itss tl.sJ--l-55. srsseb $i.4S-1.eQ
kilabries 13.k5.
! 3sessn IN fen. - Rs. 0eksrn e7Ke
{. t.f. ksD psrf erport.
Osrks III ffrtis. - NaIteeras ss--s0e
{. |. I. 0ahaIs.
DsiIsn. - Ter gsarii ID asiis.- rs.
>artsr Binisr s54e {. i. T. ia Rem porf.
go. . rosDfr l00c I'M gIeuafor. yao.
RoxtberR Manitoba i00c uno 30. North
ern Dntath l00ke I. b. f3vsmmsue.
Helf4esgn.-&srft lit UilIig. Reufs
No. 8 ee!bes 70t.ee. |. { bel Antunit.
Aafs. - Kartt mar rubia. - 6tsmbaSl
usiteg AZ - %Sf, 70. wet6er ~ -
l5s. fsnss abssiAaittener seiter ~ :
SIC.
Nss uar rubie. -etanharb 100 &c. SO
] loo-i0TKe. -. e6-iooe. Hs. . So-
os,isa u Rssie. state. sySinisu "
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gtHtfnnatt. Is. Sanunr 1914
lie RsAfstesmtsn CussiruHeen bstislss
u Ray anf GnaysS. TrsnssstisRex Del
1sinsseR Osi6tf ten Usyssa ssusD ltosrs
ossifs hsss6Mst.
orsstftsIsM
Dsy Olssis sar rxlsa, 1rsifs Aetie.
SAnsIs: = prixs Sssss sio.s7n--
l0.7Tx f.sb.
Irs1snssfstssnss 6IsifA. -
Rsrst ftetsa. - 6tsyt deaS ositeR H.
lS4s, Neutrality-suspicious. ilA-l1s. sSsss
l1srt dear Gettsn I'm - l1s, 04ugtesn
il-ll4s. Oeliss is4-lSKs Iofs Hab
~ Ms1y s.yDa9t.
Oaesk-Nssff Nette. $50 GtsEs dear
osisen 1s--lS4e. ixr1e kiSSsnlsitsa 1914
-1Se, sytrs ftert dear 6eilea IN - 1t,
G4ultern 10 - i3ke unh 0saisS lIk-
llke lsis xab ~ SeyDfuas Mshr sssSaAt.
esgsr CsrsdsDieiiA- - RsFft ID ksttS
- G1inlsH i7--f7Ke, Dienis 0Aaltesu
12k - IL, DseasfsA Bacon 10 - 90e
0AMiterH II 3K--lsf, NsS Vsys Gu G4xi.
tssn iSK-iSe. tEs4sns Ossfs6 4iHsss oss.oo
5000.
eAtssSb3atss 8fsifA-Rarst
tstiS. y4tHisn iyk ~ 1le. 9ieRie e9aI.
tern ioX-i0As, Ueuies lf--f7ke, G4sL
tern ii. line Rss vsrs gas 6Aaissra
ll--1lAE
Sriiass tIsifA- -G4iKlsn IN
i1e, p.tnis 64ultsrn f0H-lls, Gaxi.
tern i0--loKe, Elcrt RiSpsnftitsn To-
l0He, fbssf dear 1etteR l0--loHe, sytrs
ftsrt 9sitsn l0-loks Dsliss tSK--lSK Ks
PER Dfunl.
Nshi nnh 0etreibs
Rell.-- Winisr Datent el.3s - l.Ss
Otnter 6aaes es.SO-4.i6, 0iatsr De.
Mitp ee.30- 40, ertra oS.00--s.iS, %.
sinkreS o9.7S-1.sS. taTtfr Dei1sn Ss.ssi
os.Ts--8.so, %. faHsS 13.4S-A-36, DO. Dc.
nils e1k0- BIS; 0sleenMell, nsTbustiid
esMtsatsS A.sTS-t.e0 TeiReS Eitp t4.i0--
40. esHssi1tsS ooJSo-<.ie vsr Oh.
8st1sA. Rartt itsfi9. Rs. gUtts,
0intsr sS--i00e. 70. y. - -06 hs;
No. & sptbsr $3.50 per UA
1etfdssrR - DnfHbg m66io. IRnrti
feItsr. - 10. uettes eo-7Of. Wp. 4 90
67 - 6ye, SO. 2seltss - a. Ro.3 DO. H.
66<, ,9so. 4 bp. % k--s31Sl 1Slf; Wo. 3 eeMlfdtei
6s-6et, 30. : DO. 6fK-6ohe 1tr 8a.
wei6e1 HeIbeNfcrn 90 - 00e. oflbex DO. u
--7Oe. semiiMtes DO. ee-6sf 1sr 0M.
osteE--Narft itetig. Re. psites 4s-
41ke, 6tanbaSb nsitsr Az - 42e, 70.
Dsifr li-- l1xe, r.. 4 uet6eg n.y.
lO<, 10. esnif4beg <0-l0ke. 70. ~
| Ls0l-l0<. 10. lbe. Ss-ses ~ ".
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6Atesap, l3. ,5anuor.


0sisem - Jar g1ai 81 ,t--9s1s an
6AIub s2.s; fir gull s75s - 1885, an
GAlat sst.
U.Ifdfprn - Gar Tai e53 - esc,
on edlus s51se; far r5uIi o4h-s51se, am
SdaluS 641c.
6sieL-Sar sra 80 \ -4oe, an galuB
89Ke; fur 3aIi ssH-ssHc, an SdIub
sSLc.
Rssgen 30. . SOC.
oerhe. 60-T5c
impthpfaamsH. - e8.75-5.85.
eeiaameM tI200 - 14.T5 per
GsHfner.
Nsbpeit. t21.87H per Bbl.--Hfr
Sanuar $3.50 - 2i.87H, am Shfus
ssf3TH; fit Raj t2l.42h - s1.5o, am
Shlus t2i.55.
etmafs.-ef0.87H H-i1.00 per 100 BIB.
Mir ,garuar si097H H-l0.s7h. am Shius
si0ssH; fnr Rei sll.2s-11.2TH. am
ShiuB ti127k.
Short Hipperf.itc u.-si0.sT ~
f1.8Th ser 100 3fnne MIR ,jduuar t1f.S0
--l1s7H en- 6dlub sll.3Th; fir Tai
sll.50-11b7K, ON s6Iu6 slL57A.
6utter. Der Tsartt mar nieoriger.-
grecmtries 93-32Hc per Hfuno.
Gisr-Rarst Dar hohsr. 1870 C,binsrs
Nrts 2s-29Hs firAs l3Hs per EuyeHe.
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Oesn. Osats ane uessen In HsS OssI
@eIb .on eaa1 puroe su 34-2K< auss
oefieten.
Dsima Od1aftspapisrs uurssn ~ ~ -
ek 8 biekentiyt.
Gfeyftne eyAnnas ID itetis. -
Sitbt ~ t4-sek usb Commercial su 4S8--
488L.
DnRtes. Dbfteattonen uarsR tts'
tig mRb pnrben wie folst snstir'.
0sr. Gtaatsn NtfaHoiruaa > s6ss seb.
~ reaikrirte 1i1k-t13A, GsnpoHs III
aeb. So resikrirte 100 - f08, GonysRs
i09 - t08, Danans RssiAsres - s7H
0et.. bp. Coupon ~. 1907 geb.
Aftienmarft - anfnHSs NOR oe'
Marst Ifwoh unb bic grsiie batteu ,u Iel'
BEN, ipdter iebc& murbe osrielbe itetis. Iis
ehiu6notirungen srgaben nur gertn8e ger
anberinsen i'm gersieiA nit oeHsn bon &C.
tern.
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metau. marft.
Rev bort, 10. eJanuar.

Rev yeri. 1S. Januar.
4usF.r mar anseregeli. Stanbsrs ~
1881. Glettrolstic 1u t1<12-l4.S7; Bate
su $500; Getting tu elas7-l4.o0.
Rinn IN setis an ess.S5--87oo
DIei ruhIa ~ e4-15-4.2a
epeltsr IN ruhig ~ e5.2o-s.35.
etfeH.-Rartf ftetta ano uHDsraaosrt.
Ee.l Northern 3fS.0o-i5.b0. .Ns. . Nsrthtrn
Sil.7S-i5.a5, Re 1 Ssastern $500 -
1880. 10. / 6ssthesB ioft el5.oo-ibS0.
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etsastsa Assss uwsaee.
Die unafats tn tieHaea gIearinS1snis
bel'efsn I'D Deuts auf e6,203, 400.
ssIsl.es essxs,tatss.
Die 0ef6diie naren re&t lebbaft unb bic
Breile felt Cine. Gas IL electric Go. Affisn
uno columbus Gas Within ruaren tenan.
gebenb. Berfanft Uurben:
In ber N6rie
reiofe Call
30 Mftien Columbus Oos pri. e6k
30 Afsien Columbus 0aS. ....... ~
Tfyss Gail.
26 Gftisn Cincinnati Gas d electric "a
- 6ftieH 9clumbuA Q3as ~
Nftien 7oIebo Iratt. & Eight pri. 90
second Cais
10 aitien GoIsmbus gos yrf ..... 81
Mffie q. ". & .G..... ~
I'm pifeueH Rarfte
$500 Teer Bari q. 81 f0ss 80. f0s 4
5000 Qusnbcoa 90. ~ 1917. -. 10i X
5000 Loleco q. ~ 1925 -. 1o1 x
$1,000 Gorbtn Rp. 50 1888. .... 100
$500 Scioto 60. 8. 5E 1898 108.16
$1,000 Scoto Go. Q. 6S 1928 l04.So
NsdhebeHbe Iabene Ssw tn AssHseu
Martt behnbGtden Combs unb Kitten eseti
bic effsiensn Custiruneen an
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Nse9sn Marft itetig. - 10. > 81
66c, 10. bc. 62--6Se. SO. & DO. b9--61f.
Ger e-No. 3 Hinter 68--7se, Nn. 3
DO. 00-06c, Vo. : Spring 70--S1f, Ho. .
bo. 62-70c per gu.
0btsfn.
Der Rarft mar ffetis. Bersamft wurben:
597 Dbls. 3iitiaers JjniIbsb 0oobs auf
ber 0aftS uon t1.86 per OaIone.
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4siee 1918, 4O--<8e; tsta, 20--25c: Daetns
tsa& 1918, S3--2Te. 1918 22---24c.
0&nte ftnb felt. Central Nmerica
3oHc, DsectG 60--31e.
1sSer IN fet. - pemlod Frhs $50.
lseeHbS 2o---10c.
Dsri uar fsf. - 8amilp Sss.Oo--ss.Oo,
llsrt desrs e2o.s5-sa.50, Neb 9s8.so--
3l.0O.
Dssf war fsetis. .-samiIs s1sOo--so.Oo,
0ek 1l6.O0--1e.b0.
eut Wsafs narsn Ifetig. - ospbistIe
DenieS 10 BIZ II Yfunb. 124-1Se b.
ebinien 1870.
G4MAfs NOR fen. -- RibbIs Rsk
pTiHae1f .05--11.16; HafnnirtsS iDar felt
Continent tl1.s9, 8. u. tl3.o), COMPOUND
84--8Ke.
IaIs mar rahis. - Erima Gits Su sssse,
GssHtrs e-S4e, Special 7e.
OGuM slff aams n.Del tpar feiter.-
yriHa Gomner seIbes sT.O0-725.
Detrsleum IN itetis.-Haffinirtes Rev
psrt Gun es.ss; Barrels ss.7o; Gafes
eli.26.
0olts N ftetis.-- 1smstie glssee Dsio
Sy-2os.
oar, mar itetis. - STRAINED. Sesbtn.
li6eS ID auteS ~. 10--x25
xsSSeRtin ID ftetis Au 48e.
NeiS tft hetig - ginb.imif4er 31f-se,
pstHa S4+kt.
RsfafieS IN f,it. Nen Crteani
Open Atttls, gutter Bis 4oics, s5--5Sc.
Suasr- Aster Il. left. NuseaSsbl
80 xsA, arse, Gentri'usal % Ten 3.29c
RslaHss 6u6er 80 Teit 2.54e. Rat
hnivter in rHhia. Gut 2pa' 5.05c, Grufbel
4.9s, Nsalb ~ $50. aubes4.8Oe gcueerel
4.10e, oranuiafeb 4-06t, fiamene IL <.06
Gsnfeeisners ~ 3.s5e, ao. 3.0oe. 80.
Ao5e, ~. 3 A0oe. Eo. 4 s.05c, Ro. q 1.eoc
~. e.sSe, ~. Z s.soc, 80. 9 S.s6e, Rs.
s..oc. ~. 10 g6Sc, Rs. II S.S0c, TO. Il
s.sSe, 10. 10 $500. 30. $500.
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etnttHna1L IL. 1{aHaaf lel4.
gufuAr unb tsranhs phbrenb Der ssr.
lsHsnen - Stunb,n, persliAsn nit benz
peslssasAenbsn faas, nsreH ME feIat:
Bsfxtr: Hlnssisa SADeins sAsfs
GAN. 10. 2053 1887 230
s5an.. is. 80. aTo $3.50 1o7
Der eerfans. sstrus tn sufassn Sst:
gcu.. 10 ..... 3t 1861 -
.5au., IS.... $50 1883 -
Rinspieh. -- Die Rahfrags mar Elm.
siemlid, quite une bic greife itetig Stoders
uno ;Seeoers ipnreu ,benicus in Becebr uuo
ftetis biz tart ,n 4rsife - glilhiibs iinb
tetis
Gt)uere Stisr. s3.75-s.i5, EYtra -.
CAfea e4.O0--s.50. Bleifaerhisrs e6.7o--
T.76. aaSerleiess bis EXTRA 17.7B-6.00. Dti.
fsyS 45.00-Tao. e!tra eT.35-7.75,4abs $3.50
--5Ts, auSerl.isns BIZ EXTRA e5.s5-6.50.
gaHners e3.00-425. Cutters &4.26-4.75
Gts6ers uHS Seeoers e5.00-s.00, Ste6.
oeiferS t5.00--S.01. 3ytra es.3S-s.b0.
gufIen.-Tis 3afahs tpar heu!s serinp
uHe bic Yreiie ffstI5. lie Rahirase pal
etne gnte.
Naasre nno i.ists a. AT5-o.sb, Hslosns
es.ss-s.so, Grtra te.65-S.75. fsits Uuaen
s. 25-S76.
RdIber.-B,i nur mdbieer 3nfutr ruar
Der Warst beate it1rf uub bic Hreiie fttsger
nm 25e per 100 Eluuo.
Gxtra brafien'sl LOO, fair biz Suts IsiAss
&e.o0-io7S, srsinays uRe syebs e5.5o--
1880.
Shneiue-7is 3ufubr ppu Sdpeinsr
mar heute siemIitn groB uno bic Breiie ne
len nm etpa 10c per 100 Rfgne.
Oas tiS suserIefeHe 0e-Sa6unss. u. Slei'
iAerierten es00-s.86. srnintre bis auSer
Isiene fdpers fet!, 6Ane 35.50-T.S5, GEtra
47So---e,00. etass e4-36--7.00, leihte @er
iaRbsiortea t7so-s.20, DerteI pon il0efb
ane DeHiaer os.0O-7.76.
8 date uab Hammer-Tie 3ufahl
mar beute eering uHs bic preiis itsiis.
GAaie--ey,ra s4,6s--A75, suts Biz aus
eyleiens ol-35--4.55. cshin6ge BIZ gsre a.
-4.I5, 3abrliuss *5.60--S-25.
9iNmer-Gytra braAten es.s5, suts b,a
anssrlsfene es.lo-s-25, srbinArs bb sut
ee.00-s.00. SabrIlnse el.50-o.60.
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Ger llr pien er.

Cos Is aGer bod mirtlid, $3.50,
oob arab o0 2eIt, Do fan au3Iaen
5ropien AItobol pertilgeu, AItobol-
gegner bop'n!"
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giueiuratil4 "a,

Cincinnati II. Sanuar 1914.
I'm Gincinnatitr 7iNrift III Der CbioIiuB
i'm 6anen bseriien. auSgencmmen bon
usosiabr fasi0nas isia strs. Ter dlab
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Ofsfretton II.

Bauer Can etnem Stdotcrl: r2eti-
er bob' ih oie groBten aartoffelg i'm
aansen Torf!"
~SO, 70 - aa. ia pIrp's ai1tl
speiterersablcn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-14
Glissaa 1s. aanuar 1914.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
DIAGNOSIS FREE
OnIo County Board OF Health VIII
TEST Swabs OF Patients for Es-
animation OF Disesses

Dr John T Thornton. president OF
me Ohio County Board Of Health ba,
issued a circular letter to the pbysi.
cians OF Ohio county. notifying them
mar the board has received from tho
hygienic laboratory ~ the state Ho,rJ
OF Health. diaguostic outfits for IA
DerculosiF. typhoid fever. and dim.
theria, 10 BE- used I'm sending To- tb,
iabofatory M Morgaufown spartrpe,,..
ior examination. These outfits bs,.
neen placed IN the Ohio Valley t,erar, ,
HOSPITAL. and can be- obtained NV ~,
slcians ~ any time. on application ~
examinations are made ui,bo,,
,o'i 70 physician or natient IN or
dgr 20 render this service effr No.,
cihcient IN cases Of suspected ara
tneria whore prnmptcr diagnose tbap
could h' obtained from Morgaufovn D.
essential. the BOARD Of Icaifh 81 ohio
ounty oners "a examine swsbs fro-
~ chargo 90 patients residing u-ttbi,
nc jurisdiction ~ me County HosrJ
OF health. which includes tho terri
t9ry Wlihin the county. tsIf without fb..
units or Incorporated cities town.
25-- on Mems and Vouno m.,.,
ou'ta N'FADDEN's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
GARYIN'S STORE
HAS BEEN SOLD
BIG GENERAL STORE AT sHER.
RARD CHANGES HANDS
YESTERDAY.
Marry and Frank Marsh ~ rhi. CITY
Are the New O~ner-Biq
Changes 20 Be Made

What Is considered the biggest
business deal that has transpired
within the country districts surround
ing this city was contaminated dur.
ing the past few days whereby Harry
and Frank Marsh. well known Wheel
ing men, became the owners Of the
Garvin Company general store Al
Sherrard. about seven miles south
east OF here. The new owners Will
take possession The FIRST OF the week.
invoicing Of the goods now being m
progress.
With a capital stock amounting 20
thousands OF dollars. three-story
building and six acres OF ground. the
transfer was made. but the purchase
price was withheld Harry Marsh
VIII NJ up the third story of the
building as living rooms and remove
with his family to the new site Just
as soon as the work OF rehtting can
be done
The above store is situated in one
OF the best country sites that IS
known and has enjoyed wide prosper
ity for the past thirteen years. during
which time IL has been in the hands
of the present owners At one time
Dr. Cox Of Marshall county was part
owner Of the store but later sold his
interest Some years ago the store
was Incorporated as the Garvin Store
! Company under the laws OF West
Virginia. with y. NJ Garvin presi-
dent. l. VI Garvin. son OF the late
owner, has been the proprietor and
has built up a trade that is a credit
TO any man. lie refused 10 discuss
his future plans yesterday
The store building Is three stories
, in height. The first Is a machine
room for buggies wagons and farm
machinery Of all kinds. The SECOND
floor Is the general store room. which
was well stocked orders We're taken
here for ell kinds OF furniture and
other articles that were not handled
by the firm in stock The third floor
was arranged for q lodge room. also
for public gatherings. as well as thu
y. VI &. 4. rooms. II Is this floor
that Mr.. Marsh will rent
II Is understood that the new own
ers Will go over the stock and replen-
tsh II In all ways that II IL possible
TO improve Mr. Marsh will also he
sworn in as postmaster the latter
part Of this week. the postonice beinx
on the hrst floor Mr. Garvin owns
large dairy farm near the store site
and II Is thought the increased re-
sponsibility Of the farm made the deal
necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
|. ". WIS GET BUT
LITTLE SYMPATHY
LARGE CROWD HsAso TON 81
TosE SPEAK ~ oHIo
COAL FIELDS
soss Persons Attended on, % Curl
osfv. arc Were Oiseusted Ml,h
esnieit % BED FLAG

Despite the ansrchistic speeches
and efforts Of members OF the Indus
trial Workers % the World 10 inr,,.
striking coal miners % eastern Ohio
10 violence. Il y said that they are
gaining but very little. ~ any sym.
PATTY. In some instances. their lab.
ors are more than IN vain. a. IN. min
ers and citizens in general are bs
coming Disguised With IN. displ,,
OF the red nag and radical utteranc.s
OF the sEiiators.
Tom EtieR. the notorious / ". W
leader. yesterday afternoon addr. $50 4
a crowd at Midway. which A. local. a
about half way between MAYNARD and
fairpoint. The crowd mum bsred about
100 persons. but n was evident that
most of them attended out Of cusios-
iiN. and but little attention vas paia
To his remarks he again urged the
miners 10 burn railroad bridges ard
wreck trains In order to put = stop
70 me Shipping Of West Virginia coal
through Ohio.
Fnr the past week OF more the I
W. VS. have been busy In the Vicin.
iiy OF Bannock. Izfferty. and other
small towns In the eastern Ohio coal
helds. They have been displaying thu
red nag OF anarchy. even placing II
before the American colors. and they
have urged the destruction Of rail
roads. mines and other property. as
wei as the commitment OF other
deeds OF violence.
So far. their efforts have met With
failure. but prominent residents Of
belmont county fear that unless they
are stopped. some Of the more ignor
ant miners may be induced 10 com.
NIT acts OF violence. The Hungarians.
Poles and Slavs. as well as tho bet.
ter class Of miners Of all nationalities.
utterances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
BARRIERS PICNIC
VIII Be Held az Meyers Lake Park
Canton, July 23-ohio Valley
Affair This Year.

\ picnic or outing Of the BARRIERS
Of the Ohio valley will De held a.
Meyers Lake Park. Canton. o
Thursday July % II will be he'd
under the auspices Of Local Union No
go. y. v. J. l.. though the BARRIERS
Of Martins Ferry Bellaire. Mounds.
Vile and al surrounding towns will
Join IN the Observance The Canton
BARRIERS will hold their picnic on the
same FAY ~ fhe same place
special train will be run from
this city 10 the picnic grounds. Ieav
ing the local station ~ IN and
leaving the picnic park on the return
trip az Z go O'Clock
Az barber shop- in this vicinity
will remain open until 10 o'cIocx
"wednesday evening preceding the
picnic