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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
GAINESVILLE

HAENEsNfLIE. ID egrf On ~.
letth 81 Mrs. Elizabeth watt befo-gF
~. or the late James H WATT 49,
vain street Saturday rfrhf -bI-,ft
.ti mllnlFht after an Illness On ser.
LtI months. from heart disease durir~
~. efeater part of which she waa abia
~ Pc about her home she vas a. 800.
~ aEe md Was a daughter ~ the rsfs
rams Adams. having spent the greafor
part 81 Der life in GAINESVILLE ak 80
united ln marriage 10 James D. WEE
OF lecenluer 70. ISIS. and this auI.r
Waa blessed with four children. three 81
Edgar UuatocF. 81 Nufrav. 81 ~.
almer lauEhlln, of Walnut street and
Hueston o.. ~ the home Mrs. WEI
We an IDEAL vile ana mother. nndinr
her Freateet enjoyment in hsr home
and VII Pc sadly missed ~ her family.
VINO nave ne sympathy ~ the com
lnnnltN ln tnelr bereavement Mrs
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HAY AND GRAIN
8utter, Eggs and Cheese.

WV YORK. Sept. 2i-Butter-t-n-
ssettled; creamery extras. 30is "a ale.
hrsts. IS soc; seconds, 26d271kc. pro-
cess. extras. 26d 26iA ladies'. current
makes. hrsts. $50 23iA &c; seconds - ~
2. 20 y n sic.
Cheese-Firm. state whole milk
fresh. white and colorcd Specials. 15xc:
state' whole milk, fresh. white and col
ored fancy. 49, d15izc: skins. 4B14c.
Eggs-J nsettied. fresh gathered. ex-
tras. su3ocs extra hrsts ESQ pc.
hrsts' ga 2bc; seconds. 22fk n 2atAc:
state, pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry. white. 3s ~ f0c. state. PennsyIvanfa
and nearby hennery gathered whites 20
n Csc. state. Pcnnsy lvania and nearby
hcnnery browns 30n 32c, state. Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery gathered
browns, 3om 32c. state. PennFylvanfa
and nearby hennery Eathered browns
and mixed colors. 25m 2gc
Flour-Firm, price nominal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

Rev. ~. 4 Riddle mig1s1e.,.t 49,.
her and a -. Hood doIegnte a. a.
~. f ~. Leii mgelinE 90 the Whasi-
ana td'tes 10Y at WeilsburE yesterday
Ward end Ellsworth Eskey will i.,v.
l ,oF li,,,o urgh ne last ~ this wees 10
student q dental surgery.
a ~ Anna Myers ana her daughter.
alsa zoe. N south Wheeling we've sru,
The stork evidently beiievc. 4, i'm.
proving the time while the veafb.r =.
.ine it made "a Saturday nirht vfeff ~
son and ira q con. and = SUNDAY f,'..s..
inE Nirit to Mr. and Mr.. Charirs ma
"iE ana that's dauehtor.
-...I- iseni. Neid,ermeyer and Misses
ere sunday guests of Mfs james h
~ 'ga M,s James Hessra. M and
hra e. ~ White. M and Mra W grr-
nor and Mia4 Glare Costello. aii 81
iaiterHrn. were sunday quests al fhs
homo az Wesley White
Clarence visitsd in WsrF 80 egDSs,
MiI.fnfn shepherd Of wheeling rnauf
saturday and SUNDAY az tho home 81 ne
ialnrr John Shepherd
Miss AuEusta steinman. ~ wheeiine
-e"ni saturday snd sunday at the home
of her mother Mra. EiiEabcth Efrinrran.
lra HenFeea alt ~ Eaat Twenty ninth
rtrent wheeling vas SUNDAY visitor
e. e. ,he home or BE sister Mrs Harry W.
Fisher.
Mra Louise profrruan. ~ Eleventh
street Wheeling. b. spending this u.er
~ the home of her brother William
itrhrene. ifcr cor Onward. was a g9n.
dnV visitor nf uehrona'
Miss Man Mler was the rueat Of
iriendr On Whecllng Island over gafu--
day night
Ihr rrEular monthly messing OF the
Mozart volunteer flrenuon VAS hrif f.ef
evening
On aoount 81 nsv bridge bsinre buut
nn fho road between Mozart narE arf
taIdW ellis run thc Mozart Rad has been
lnged Tor Few days and aI vehicles
Whlle'a hll rund
Mrs. Euzabeih Boyd. % Beaver Pals
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INTERESTING CASE
y. ". cotta, o. ths nast ma. wiu
Arrus ME Own Case To-dav IN
Circuit Court

Interest win probably turn FOR q
minute 90 Part one ~ the Circuit Court
to-dly. when j W. Cots. much uurated
own attorney Or the case 81 Coffa 81
irualua Bauer. IN appeal from 4 Justice
shop. Mrs Baucr VIII b. reprerenfe.i
~ Attorney Arch sawfau "A nrrnuF
case Co come before Judge Hrryov srilI
- that ~ Thomas A. Little W. May A
neianlaine involving a contract ard the
tnifu VII D. thaf nf ,. W Frazer W
Lhe WarWood Amusement Company.
Two arueala are scheduled % come b..
tore Judge Newman today. they hrlnr
lharlee Wilson W. Joseph Heaaa Ard
ne other the Elm Grove Motor Sale
Company W. r. ~ Atkinaon
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Some stir was occasioned among the
peaceable residents OF this section last
saturday, when the word was pAssed
mat an invading army OF snffragettcS
was marching toward the Sherrard hills
but. much TO the relief OF the defense
less populace. ~ was soon learned that
the advancing band was only a party OF
girls OF the pedagogical profession con-
nected with the Richie school OF south
Mhceling. They we're out for a days
nike, carrying their lunches. which were
eaten on the installment plant along the
way They CLEANED from the verdant
MUS great quantities OF flowers and
weeds; and these unsophisticated city
lassies. thanks TO their simplicity. seem
ca 20 lind as much pleasure In the one
as IN the other. Their course led nm
WHITES hill along the Fairmont pike To
the SilNerside road and thence down the
kaNencraft hill TO Wheeling creex
w hsn they reached the creek they turn
cd from the path around the s'narroNg''
and attempted 10 ford the stream with
out either securing stills or REMOVING,
their footwear. The centure was heroic
put the problems involved proved too
great Tor even these brilliantly Intellect
Gal misses. They were tiptoeinE IN IN
certainty up and down the middle OF the
stream when a news reporter came uno-
the scene and ferried across several
cargoes OF posies. both flora ana AMI
lama Without further Adventure Ire
pnrty reached Wheeling by way OF slim
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STEUBENVILLE


sTErHENVtLLE. o.. Sept 2f.-Chas.
p. Ncynard. ~ years. and Maria q slim
ger. 20 years. of Adcna.
Lewis Spear. o. years and Mrs An
ME q. Main. 81 ycarr. o. sfeuhruVlIfe
Geo MorfnkiH. ~ years nud IIrEIn
4hoindor. ts years. ~ Torkrilie
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Geo.W. Baron asia. SIS sss m: ::s. Bldg 20.
WHEAT
JERRY ON THE JOB.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2I.-Notwithstand-
ing decided setback at one time. the
wheat market to-day average higher. In
fuenced by notable falling off in re-
ceipts northwest. Closing prices were
steady at &c tolAc net advance. Corn
finished y uAc TO "a &sc up. oats
with gain of - a y TO &c. and pro-
81 lac down.
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SHERRARD
Nsighborhooa nfbl. cn..,-

After the summer vacation the Beth
, rsl,,l Neigh oorhood bible cclass will
study OF the Gospel OF 81. John will be
taken up. Every body Is Invited IL Is
hopea that many new members will
Join the class at this evenings meetinr
which will be held in the new chapel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

. tthin the last few daya Thon,as
Myers has moved from the ". a. Am
etfpng farm. south 81 Marsh Vrofhers
lore 70 Mt DE chantal Afvni NJ
~ az. or Mozart has moved his fau,if ~
into the Armstrong house. ana a. e..,,.s
~ .. Joseph Werner has come IRON,
i.aat wheeling Co Mozart 20 orcup,r ire
mousse Nncalnl b. NJ un.nna -
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. sept 2f-Credff hal
ances. fl.45. runs. 135.f2g. average. 50
ts5. shipments io2.23f; average. 77.2zs
barrels
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uiffributlve account in oatafe ~ Wu.
Y Balm filed. Report filed of public
sale ~ peraunal property ri Jane IUu-
neil. Marrie 81 CLARK ordered 90 Ma
rIfnn n0nuffnf
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- ,ltif nome on Friday evening Mr.
III si.A. olNer Morris entertained the
s ~. evening and elegant rcfreshmcnt.
~. enqg Mrs, }. ~ Ferguson. Mr. and
Sit.s,,.,.iili...t,i,. Crow' Mr. John Crow. az
q. Morris 'e' h'fty
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nr we purpose 81 taking action on
-iil. iup"rtant business matters n CON
~, hAtienal nicotine will BE- held a. the
Allen Grove churcn Thursday eveof5--
september "a. berinniur 81 Z 30 o.cis..,
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SO-CALLED CRUELTY OF GERMANS
DENIED BY WAR CORRESPONDENT

peuuoned for by VIM. Jackson Same
was ordered established with SIS paid
10 VIM. Medilrs heirs as damages and
compensation. -
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Hntsrtained for au....

=, on Friday evenin. at her home nj
,atast heishts Miss Mae Lydick enter
ule~ Deh. OF columbus. Ohio The even
ing was deltghtfully spent. the diyeT-
,,..i ., 'lil8 kahe-, music and corn
OF Ichcious refreshments Al a late hon.
me guests included fifteen Young f,er-
SS9ss. s-yeral Of whom we're from south
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPBEB8 Can SCHEDULE
Tafing EJECT June Al, 1905.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLsBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
wheeling Welisburg
Leave
12nd Street. Leave
Wheeling Wellsburg
10;a0 n. m. $500 A. m.
3;20 p. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILE-
Daily Except Sunday
10Th Street Leave
Wheeling Moundsville
1000 n. m. l:1O d. m
$3.50 D. m.
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing IN excess Of
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and sis
.. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

on Thursday afternoon the Alien
Grove church Sewing Circle rendered a
very agreeable farewell surprise 10 Mrs
1rant Whetzai. who will move next
month 10 Westerville. Ohio. Nothfne
had teen suspected BY Mrs. WhetxaI nm
VI the ladies' arrived at her home early
IN the afternoon. but she promptly re-
covered from the surprise and prove
herscif an able hostess As a small
token OF the good will which Will Toi-
low her 10 the Buckeye State. the cirrie
presented TO Mrs. Whctzal . beautif.,I
Sehterplece representing the work on the
IlenD ers. Mrs. Remke. the President
u nl,oe lhe presentation speech and Nrs
Mhet<al replied IN a most pleasing man
ner, AFTER spending a very pleasant n r
seIn noon bounteous lunch Was enfo.,,-.I
~ INC Following. who were prcsent .
IVES danes Henry Remko. n. A. Riddle.
=: -. Ferguson, ~. G.. Marsh. NJ, M
ni'aI!e; =. i. Goudy. William Fisher. -.
-. dsibert. G. W. Goethe. r. AZ. Peiiev.
-, = klaEes. William Seabright. IA +.
.ooh, ). w. Eskcy. VIM kimpIe. Ma,
,,leseler -. NJ. Garvin. Grant Whetzaj.
,,I..e Dora Behrens. Jennie MeCon bs'
!Sora f3rd, Laura Pelley. Mary Goudv.
cassie Whetzsl and Leslie Whetzai .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

Black diamonds come nom ths
province % bahia. In nraril and me
nnest specimen ever uncovered sold
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William lisFerman. 90 Newark. o.. a
nfakerau on the 49, a %. railroad. was
injured near Eldun. o. Saturday eve
ninE lle was rushed 20 the stephens
hospital in this city. whore Dra stepn-
ems aud mccartney found % necessary
badly mashed
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q Mrs. Edvard wrrht

Mr. and Mr. r6vr.-a 49,.
bethesda
nrs Herman Moore. Of Wiley avenue.
Mlnnle IieseN, are home from n Virft
Win reiat ives 81 scnccavilie, @.
Mlsa Hazel Boyd. o. North Arch
street HTrnt the weekend with her
friend. MlaH Anna Burns. o. uethcafa
Elwood Devices. n this city. b. a bust.
ness visitor ln 81 Ciairaviiio today.
Wise Anna Flood ,of Eldon, O.. spent
Saturday with friends here
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
wHEELiNo. ". VA
Resources Over Que Million
Dollars.
RAHB ass on TIKI DEPoBrFa

Presbyterian church Funeral services
vii be held from the home on Tuesda 81
afternoon. conducted by Rev j. a. pon-
ahey. lnterment in Southern cemetery.
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Rye-No p g3ae4e
Barley-s63n
TImothy-Sl.OOH
Clever-tsT5G 1900
Pork-SiS.0O.
L.ard-S9.B2
Ribs-Sii.12a
PiTTsBURGH. Pa. Sept 2i-CattIe
~ ssb: prime. ts.OOdp3O
Sheep-Lower. supply. 40 double
decks Prime wethers, IS rs n S 90: cuIIs
and commons. s2.5O6 500. lambs. $3.50
Veal calves-si1.5oa
hogs-Lower; receipts. 80 double
decks Prime heavies $3.50: mediums
and heavy workers.. t9.6baeTs: light
workers.. ss.30as.50: pigs 50 2O69,sS:
roughs' ss.5Ods.75.
CHICAGO, sept 2i.-Hogs-ReceiptS
2s.ooo; market. weak. Bulk OF sales.
tSSon 300: light sss0as.l0; mixed.
ts.35 = 80; heavy, Ss.15as.go; rough.
ISL a S.35; pigs. t525ns.OO.
Cattle Receipts - 900: market
steady. Beeves S6s5Hif.0O: steers.
IS Is 9.l5 stockers and feeders IS 30
n s.3b; cows and heifers. ss.6Ods20;
calves 8s.00d12 co.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. market weak
sheep. S4s0d5.65. yearlInEs $3.50
$3.50. lambs, $500 30.
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NRW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intelligencer will Sc found
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stano,
Main street. lannon's Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas' FruIt stand. at depot
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M1frs John Henner and Mrs Hattie
collins. ~ Malnut street. attended the
wedding ~ their niece. Florence Wat
500. geo he ltet. victor a smith. which
occurred 90 81 stephens Episcopal
church ir Past Liverpool on Thuraday.
poned 81 REV Robert Ksii' Of that citg.
Misa watson ia the charming daurhter
of Colonel ". a.. Watson. in farmrr
eara prominent resident OF this
place she haa visited here and has
many GAINESVILLE friends Who are in-
terested in her happiness Thev viii
reside az toFhocton. %.
william Thomas the young aon OF
Bert Thomas. % this place. waa nueraf-
~ UPON az fne stephens hospital On
saturday erenlnE Tor perforated ap-
pcndics. pc is rrcovering nicely
Thomas shantland. Of this piace ,,s
NsWart during ere past week attend
lng reunion ~ their REGIMENT the
Thirtieth q. VI
squire Richard navsy and son Fred
aere business visitors af neliaire AMI
Frsd i-orbes q otmuisse. OKLA. b.
yisitlnF bis father Ionn III rorbes III
Leatherwood ana other relatives
Mss May g.. Harlan. of West church
street and sister Mr. Marrnraf
Nufum, 81 FairNiru. are Visiting M.
Nusum.s daughter Miss Daisy. Of Cleve-
Miss Amanda pavey. of Fast Main
Charies MuIiock. of zanssviis' q
Mrs. Marcus Smith and Eve interest
~ chlldren. have returned fo fhclr
Emma Edgar. Of this place. ard parents.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
STATE INTEREST MONEY

Through the investigating work Of
a committee created by the last legis-
lature, covering the administrations
of four state treasurers, it has been
found that the four .treas1rers loaned
the state money and appropriated the
interest thereon to their own uses.
The committee recommends that
the state begin proceedings in the
courts against the ex-treasurers and
their bondsmen for the recovery of
the following amounts: Kirk G. Phil
lipps (deceased), $50, ,ss7; John Scham-
bsr, S41, ,612.90; G. B. Collins, $751;
468. .54; C. r. Cassill, S11 ,447.2
The investigation takes .recogni-
zance of only these four treasurers,
but it is presumed that back of them
there are other offenders. By q law
of common consent, up to the incum-
bency of Treasurer Johnson, interest
plucking was considered preroga.
tive of a state treasurer and mon
were elected to that Office with the
understanding that the earnings of
the state funds were the plunder Of
the incumbents.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
MUST
PAY FOR WRITEUPs

9. 81. Lugg. majority nominee for
state superintendent Of instruction.
is the first of any of the candidates
to send his check for one hundred
dollars to the secretary Of state, to
secure the publication Of his two
hundred word biography, and what
ever political argument he can CON
centrate into two hundred words in
the state publicity pamphlet provid-
ed for by in the new primary act.
Letters have been received from prac-
ticslly oil the nominees Of both fac
tiops Of the republicans that they.
will hurry along their material for
place in thePamphlet. It is consid-
cred hardly likely that the democrats
Will dig up any hundred dollar checks
for such campaign material as they
have but ono ticket In the field, and
they cannot help winning nomina-
tions. Tho socialists are in the same
position.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
FOREST FIRES

Damage to national forest timber
from fire in South Dakota during the
past season is placed, by the govern
ment at s45,975. Sixty-five fires were
extinguished on the national forests,
81 on private lands within, and three
on lands without the boundaries of
the forests. s1o,64s.0s was spent In
fighting fires on the forests, 1926. .95
on private lands inside, and Scale
on private lands outside the national
forests.
Cooperation from settlers and us-
ers of the forests was received to the
extent of $494.65. Two Of the fires
did damage in excess of 81, 900 and
four ranging from $1O0 to 81 900.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
!. OLD TIMERS WANT BACK =:

- VIII AAmkNS WAN i 6ACA -
In ths list Of legislative candidates
Of the different parties who will 70
TO the people for nomination in tho
primary in March, are twenty-nine
members Of either the senate or house
OF the 1918 sescion, and Ia addition to
these ere : half dozen who have been
members Of ono house or the other
at past sessions. In the house list
there are forty-eigbt. or nearly half
the membership Of the house Of the
last session are asking to be returned
and with the house members who
have gone into the senatorial game.
more than half the old memberships
4 asking 70 get back into the eame.
And this ltst includes : snumbsr, Who
after the finish of tho GRIND aof the
last session. solemnly pledged taem.
sslvss that a IS - nsvet edin 40f.
thsm, s and they knew when thsy I Sc hadiE' u
'all they wantsd q anything
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
REPUBLICAN APPOINTED

Jefferson. S. D., Jan. IL. Eugene
e. Brault has received notice Of his
appointment as postmaster Of this
place to succeed F. A. Bechard. who
forwarded his resignation to the
postoffice department abont six
months ago, and who will turn the
Office over to his successor within !
short time. There were i've candi.
dates for the place. four Of whom
were democrats. Az Mr.. Brault was
the only republican in the race. his
appointment came . q surprise.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
ANDERSON FOR GOVERNOR

Sioux Falls Argus Leader: That the
nomination of State Auditor Henry b.
Anderson for governor by the ..minor-
ity" or anti-machine republican. was
the log;csl selection is the opinion Of
the Big Stone Headlight. which thinks
that the time has about come in South
Dakota to do away with the fol de 'rol
and fads IN state government and to
stop the waste Of the peoples money.
State Auditor Anderson has been the
lone watchdog Of the treasury, fighting
single handed against the treasury
raiders. It has been an up hill fight
for the state auditor and now the peo-
pie propose to put him in position
where he can fight more effectively.
Commenting on the fact that for the
last six months our daily expenditure
for state administration has been So
62l more than under the last six months
under Governor Elrod, the Headlight
makes this comment:
The nomination of H. B. Anderson.
present state auditor, to run for the
republican nomination for governor
against Mr.. Byrne, was the logical
selection. It 10 shown from the record
that the state expenses are now %, ,62l
. day greater than they were under
Governor Elrod. What are we getting
for it?.
Why, we are getting our bees exam
ined and their temperature taken, our
hotels are having their sheets measur-
ed up by state officials to see if they
are statutory length, and an aggrega-
tion Of wise looking persons at the state
capital are sending out pamphlets
showing US their activity in raising the
assessed valuation of our taxable prop
perty, and . multitude of minor officers
are fitting about the state in equally
wise and statesmanlike occupations.
The people of South Dakota, in their
desire to have good, up to date gov
eminent, have stood for an immense
amount Of fol de rol. but the signs por-
tend that the reign of the demagogue,
who gets the people with him by en-
dorsing of the ten commandments and
the sermon on the mount and then pro-
ceeds to divest them Of their money
for. the purpose Of organizing and sup
porting platoons of petty officials who
constitute the working gear of the po-
litical machine, is about over.
But what we started out to say is
that Auditor Anderson is man with q
record. He has held up more question
able expenditures than any predeces-
sor in that Office, and has shown real
desire to be an honest, painstaking,pnb-
lie servant. in place where such con-
scientious adherence to the provisions
of the law was not popular, and not
easy. He is man who enjoys the
confidence of every acquaintance and
who will make plain governor wilh-
out fads, frills or fancies and voters
who think they would;like to try that
kind will keep him in mind. =.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
GOING IN FOR CONGRESS

Oacoma, Jan. 16.-State Senator J.
G. Bartine is organizing bis head
quarters force here and is preparing
to make an aggressive fight for the
republican congressional nomination
in the third district. The Indications
are that Senator Bartine and Judge
w. q. Rice will be the only contend
ers for the republican nomination.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22

exploration has only just begun. It
is the work for the Stanleys. the Liv-
ingstones and the Roosevelts OF the
future-the greater explorers follow.
ing the minor ones. From Minneap-
oils Daily News.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
McNULTY RESIGNS
AS CIRCUIT JUDGE

AS CIRCUIT JUDGE
Judge Frank McNulty has resigned
his place as judge of the Fifth judi
icial circuit. effective February 4, in
order to push his candidacy, as the
choice ofthe minority proposal COM
mitteemen. for the republican nom
ination for congress from the Second
district. @
Judge Nulty. while on the bench
of the Fifth circuit. made an enyiable
record as judge, and his campaign
for the nomination for congress from
the Second Will be backed with en-
thusiasm by all the counties In the
Fifth. where he has come to be
known and liked by ali having busi-
ness in his court, and all with
whom he has come In contact.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22

Attorney Geo. W. Egan of Sioux
Falls, has started suit for $50, 900
against E. L. Sem, editor of the
Deadwood Telegram.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22

If Texas will put the Mexican refu-
gee militarists to work on its inten-
sive farms it will be good thing for
the countries on both sides of the
border.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-22
STATES KICK ON poTAToRATEs

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The South Dakota Railway commits
sion several days ago protested and
filed complaint with the Interstate
Commerce commission against pro-
posed increase in potato rates from
the northwest to eastern markets.
Since that time the matter has been
taken up with the railway depart
ments of Minnesota, North Dakota,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Okla
homa. The Minnesota commission
referred the matter to the National
Potato Growers association with
headquarters at Minneapolis, and as
result of their endorsement of the
action of the South Dakota commits
sion, the states of Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas and Minnesota have joined
with the South Dakota commission
in the protest.