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Newport daily independent., 1914-03-28

more than 400. It ranged up and down to finally settle at 528 for the night.
 FIRST NEWS FROM MADISON
 A feature of the night was the receipt of the first figures from Madison county. They were brought from Huntsville, the county seat, to Fayetteville by a newspaper correspondent and sent in from there. His re- port covers 20 out of "A town ships in the county and gives Clarke 482, Kirby 881, majori- ty of 399 for Kirby. Downing carried this county over Hodges for secretary of state. It is the second county in the stae to be carried by him.
 BIG COUNTIES NEARLY ALL
 IN.
 In Pulaski county, all boxes are in. In Garland county four box es are out, but they are back townships and are of small im- portance. St. Francis county is complete except for two pre- icincts, and Jefferson is complete except for one precinct. There IS one precinct missing in Phil lips and there are three missing in Sebastian.
 WHERE THE VOTE IS DE-
 LAYED.
 Only a small percentage of the townships in Howard county has been reported. Two out of 24 boxes in this county give Clarke l65 and Kirby 295, while six out of ten in Desha county give Clarke 4O4 and Kirby 38. Atten- tion is called to these figures to show that the ratio of increase in counties where one or the other candidate has a decided advant- age will be about evened up. But this leaves enough townships out to make it anybody's race, even though the votes in the missing precincts be few.
 BOTH CLAIM VICTORY.
 Both the Kirby and Clarke forces stoutly claim victory. k. | P. Allen, manager for Clarke, made the following statement this morning:
 we feel confident that Sena- tor Clarke has been nominated by a majority of about 2,5OO. This estimate of Senator Clarke's majority is based on complete returns from 65 coun- ties. In the remaining 10 coun- lties we have the complete vote iexcept for a few rural town ships. We have added to these returns an estimate for the miss ing townships, which is made bv men in close touch with the situation.
 "We spent all of yesterday yer flying our figures and consider them very conservative anc feel more than ever confident o1 Senator Clarke's nomination."
 The following statement was made by Judge Kirby this morn ing:
 "A comparison of the Ga cite reports on the election re- turns from day to day and 2 parallel comparison of the claims made by the opposition from day to day is within itself a suth cient argument and convincing proof of the fact that the re turns are steadily showing z gain for me. That my majority is substantial and cannot be ov ercome, as I reported in the Ga zette of yesterday is establish ed beyond all controversy by ac curate reports from each ane every county in the state. ! My friends throughout the
 ,,olx, on fhiS hoinp the
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-28
Hats Cleaned And Blocked.

Old hats made new again. Now is the time to have your old spring hats made new. All work guaranteed. Phone 78. Bee Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
WAR WOOD COUNCIL
TO FIGHT RATES
PROPOSED INCREASE IN WATER
CHARGES MEETS WITH
OBJECTION.
Mass MEETING OF Citizens viii Dis
cuss Greater Wheeling"
Propc siticn Soon.

II necessary. the Warwood council
will fight through the courts the in.
crease in water rates proposed by the
Loveland improvement Company. At
the regular meeting of the council
OF that town last night. a committee
OF residents from South warwood ap
peared. protesting against the in.
crease. Council decided to emdoy
counsel and take the matter into court
II the company insists in putting into
force It's new schedule of rates. Tais
Is the result OF mass meeting held
ABOUT two weeks ago, when citizens OF
me up-river town vehemently protest.
ed against the proposed new rates.
NJ last nights meeting. a committee
composed OF Roy r. Naylor and \. w
PAUL. representing the Greater Wheel
ing Charter Commission. appeared be.
lore council 20 urge the atpointment
OF a delegate TO represent Warwood
on the commission. Il was decided 10
hold mass meeting in the near ~.
ture. 10 permit an open discussion Of
the proposition Of annexation. and II
II IL the sense OF this meeting. a rep.
resentative will be named
Announcement was made last might
that the North WarWood road viii be
completed this week This viii be IN
excellent Improvement and means
much 10 this section Of town.
Considerable routine business was
transacted last night and many visi.
tors were present. Tho meeting was
one Of the largest attended OF the
present administration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

and Mrs Bates Woo, leave for Cana.
"a where they will camp for some
time.
Miss Nettie Burt. OF Cleveland a
Is the guest OF her sister Mrs. William
Bell on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boyd, OF Wood.
lawn, Will spend their vacation a,
Niagara Falls.
y. f. Watson, Jr.. OF Fairmont. Is
the guest Of business friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wendell leave July
i" Tor Atlantic City. where they will
spend few weeks
Mrs. Henry Bieberson and daughter
Mrs. Henry Hackman. OF Woodlawn.
left last evening for Atlantic CITY 10
remain for the summer
Atty. Henry NJ Russell Is able IN
be az his office after q serious illness
George Mccain. OF WoodsdaIe Is
the guest OF relatives and friends in
Parkersburg
Mrs Marsden Colvir and dauFbter
Mrs. Earl LETTERS leave for I,ong
Branch, Ca, where they will spend a
few months. Mrs. Colvig Is going for
the benefit Of her hralfh.
Joe Green. George Roth and others
will leave for Joe Green's fishing
camp on Big Wheeling creek. where
they will spend q few weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S'einhauser. of
Circleville. o.. are the parents OF a
baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lippert leave
Tor Atlantic City Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
LARGE AUDIENCE PRESENT AT
OPENING OF BIG CHAUTAUOUA

most appreciated numbers was Home
sweet Home the World over
In his character sketches Mr.. Rat
10 delighted his audience with one
OF the cleverest series ever enioved
IN wheeling. Included in his imper-
s"nauons were German politician,
an Episcopal clergyman. a prosecut-
ing attorney, an Irish justice OF the
peace. and kipling's Gungadene. lie
also gave brief history of makeup
telling how its origin was in tho
church and not in the theatre lie
carried his audience back to the early
days when masks were held before
Tho faces of the actors. and down 10
tEc present day when entertainers are
able TO use thirty blends OF face paint
TO excellent advantage.
Good Program Today.
The program for today includes two
Of the best attractions OF the week.
Miss Mary Agnes Doyle will give Peg
o. My Heart at the afternoon SEES
sion. following q brief concert by th.,
COllecian Male Quartet In the even
ing after q musical prelude Dr. Ed
wari a. Steiner will give his famous
lecture regarding the Immigrant
The Hen Greet players will give
The Tanning Of the Threw" Thursday
evening and Saturday viii be Band
Day with Francesca Ferullo and his
Italian musicians appearing in two
concerts.
The y W (. 4. under whose aus
pices the Chautauqua is being held.
has been conducting strenuous cam
patgn for the sale ~ season tickets
but tho disposition Of such tickets Is
stun short Of the mark Through a
special concession 81 the Redpath
Company whose talent Is furnishing
the program. tie Association is 10
cell season tickets throughout the
day for The original price OF 50 eacn.
Tickets may be secured hy tolpphon-
Ing or calling at the Y W. e. A. ALSO
arrangements have been made 10
place season tickets on sale a. the
Chautauqua grounds
AZ the single admissions ~ tho
various sessions from nov until the
close of tho program amount 10
nearly 81 if is euu good policy 10
secure season tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
WHEELING MAN
WEEDS TUESDAY
CARL GEORGE BAcAmANN Webs
MISS SUSAN with OF
ST. MA s.
Young Social Set Still Busy With
Round OF Social EVents-Many
Gcing to Summer Resorts.

Special Dispatch To- the IateliiEen.er.
ST. MARYS, ". Va. July IA
very pretty home wedding took place
today ~ noon. when Miss Susan
Louise Smith, Oldest daughter of Hon
and Mrs. Gilbert H. Smith. was united
IN marriage with MIR Carl George
Bachmann. only son % MIR. and Mrs.
Chas. +. Bachmann OF Wheeling. The
ceremony was witness by only the
immediate families OF the bride and
groom
The bride and groom entered the
hhrary together to the strains of
Iohensrins wedding march played by
Miss Angela Bachmann. sister of the
groom. The ring ceremony was per
formed beneath q bower Of gTecnary
by the Rev. n ~. Hammond OF the
First Methodist Episcopal ch.irch.
The bride wore travelling suit of
dark blue combination silk and serge
and white hemp toque. also corsaee
boquet OF Orchids and lilies OF the val.
ley. Following he wedding. a hand
somely appointed bridal luncheon wa
reryed, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Bachmann left for an extended honey.
moon Fast.
The bride and groom ERE both grad.
yates OF the West Virginia University
ana the wedding Is the elimination or
romance that began while they we're
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stsrr' = q. = Hodges Teter: d.
g kunst. Grafton: ~ l. Marshall
Martinsburg. r. 4 Kirsch. Parkers-
turg; 4. NJ. Major. St ClairsviIle- q (.
Philippi
Grand Central II. NJ Hedricks
Wellsville. o: ]. H. Chaner. West
Alexander. Pa.
Brunswick - r. \ Williams John
Miillams. Byesville. O: Mrs Wn r
Mitchell. Steubenvillc. o.: John Rebol
Anton komar. Glencoe. o. c. n. Al
llson. Marietta. O.: X. G. Ice. Millions.
burg. o: J. r. Shaver. MAYNARD. q.
Mcclure - G NJ Taikington. Gamer
on, u. 6. Bennett. Drawn; $. y. Davis.
Grafton; Willard Spencer. Sisters
VILE r A. Clark. GAINESVILLE. o.
Miss Mabel Mason OF Washington
Pa. Is visiting friends at Woodlawn
Joseph Cameron. Sr.. has returned
TO Woodsdale after trip TO washing,
Miss Ethel Jewell. Of this city Is
visiting relatives at Toronto. Ohio.
for a few DAYS.
Miss Edna King Of this city Is visit.
ing friends at Cameron for a few
r. p. Tough of woodlawn is spend.
ing several days at Harrisville on
Hugh W. Nichols returned Monday
from short visit with friends in
Columbus. Ohio. 80
X ?: Ward. a prominent hotel man
OF Elkins. spent yesterday in Wheel.
Ing. on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McIure. Jr
returned yesterday from Atlantic
city, where they spent a week. They
made the trip TO and from the Goa 81
resort in an automobile.
The Rev. w NJ. schultz and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Wood will
leave on midnight Train WednesdaT
July -. for Atlantic City and other
eastern points.
Mrs. Eta c. Alley and daughter.
Mrs. Russell Sampson OF MaiorsyiIle
were in the city yesterday on bust,
Miss Eva johnson. Mrs. Herbert
and daughter are visiting at West
Liberty.
Miss Mayme Frye has returned
from visit TO Sistersyille
/ Dr. G. W. Otto has been a business
visitor in Charleston for a few davs
Dr. and Mrs. W. e. Maurey leave FOR
trip TO Michigan. where they viii
| spend their vacation.
Miss Agnes Fullerton. OF the Island
! left saturday for Atlantic CITY. Phiia
delphia. New York and other Eastern
cities. She will be absent for about
/ a month.
\ Miss Mabel Mason. OF Washington
Pa, Is the guest OF Mrs. Frank Wright
| AZ Woodlawn
| Misses Hannah and Mary Morgan
lett Tor Atlantic City where they will
remain for few weeks.
| Robert Irwin and Billy Irwin leav,
! for Canada where they will spend ,
I few weeks in camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Friend Cox and Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
Announcements.

Announcement has ben made % the
engagement Of Miss Ethel East. popu.
Tar young daughter % Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfr"d East Of North Wheeling. 10
Mr Herman " Frame. well known
barber. ~ Elm Grove Miss East Is
well known and popular among the
Younger social set Of Nor.h wheeling.
While Mr. Frame De- the con N JET
Frame. former wharf master ant
river man % this city and Pittsburgh
The wedding viii take place somctimt
during the month Of september.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
Charler uowdtnx

t"lcE am received iu this city last
evening ~ Mr. icponsid an
law. Nj enc rle- Bowling az Baton
Rouge. L.. The deceased has been ALL
irE Tor some time having svTersd sun
resulted in nervous debility lie mar
ried Miss Mary Mcdonald. daughter or
W. + !. Mcdonald. OF thts city In 1872
Tn" deceased was In the thirty-nllth
wear OF his age. lie IS survived by his
widow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
MANY SEASON TICKETS HAVE
BEEN SOLD BY Y. W. c. A.
MEMBERS.
Excellent Program Will Be Rendered
Today and Record Attendance
T. Expected.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.


1000 ,. rn.-Leeture. THE lsthmus
Of Panama Before the American oe.
cupaticn," Or. A. A. Nollis
1o:co >. m.-chiloren's Hour, Miss
Jean Williams.
gas p. m.-coneert, collegian Male
Quartet.
$50 .. r.-interpretatien OF "pea o.
Ny Heart" Miss Mary Agnes DOYLE
$3.50 p. m.-story teller's hour, Miss
7:45 p. m.-coneert, collesian Male
Quartet.
$50 p. r,.-Leeture ION the Trail o,
the Immigrant" Or. Edward A.
Steiner.
Wheeling's first Redpath Chautau.
qua. under the auspices Of the city Y
W. G. 4. opened last night at Bridge
Park with remarkably fine attend
ance. Nearly thousand people en-.
joyed the program az the big ,tent.
despite light rain that fell almost
constantly. Tho musical prelude by
tho Ziegler-Howe Orchestral Club and
the character sketches by John b
Ratio we're Of tho very highest order
and tho entire audience was kent I'm
the best Of humors
II remained for Mother" I.eonora
~ Af''hFf llNHf'NNIs 10 ONlFNHIIE omen
the Chautaqua Sho gave her lecture
on The Divine Rights Of tho Child "
~ the Tuesday afternoon session
Among other things she took a sharr
rap A. the twentieth century women
who wear their dresses so tight that
hey look bandaces on an Indian pa.
poose
As tho divine rights Of the child
Mother Lake stated that each ir.
TENT should be- well born and we'll
reared. Christian homes. church
connections and good examples. she
gave as the proper means Of bring
inE NJ the American child Nor did
tho mon escape q scoring ~ tho hands
~ Mrs. Lake She branded the man
who is engaged exclusively In tho
chase after the almighty dollar az
ono who De- not Of absolutely sound
mind and good heart She made n
strong plea for more humanity n
home life
Excellent Music.
The ZieElcr Howe club. which rlay.
cd in the afternoon preliminary io
Mother Lakes lecture and AGAIN in
the evening before the tmpcffonHflon .
D. Mr. Ratio. is composed Of Franc
Zicrlcr. violiniat Charles T. Howe.
Hufist. Ferdinand Gardner. vcllIsf
and Mrs Mabel Abbot pianist Thor
selections wcrc greatly enjoyed and
frequently cncoroi Solos. duets and
qusrtcts were given and ono Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
Prl,chard EunrraI.

The fratsrnities 10 which Mrs He.
linda J. Pritchsrd belonged held a
Joint service over her remains yester
day evening AZ the family home, No
1901 Eoff street This afternoon az
. o'clock. Rev. j y Workman will
conduct funeral services and inter
ment will follow in Mt Zion cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
RINGER ore

While slCht repairs were being
made 90 tho ringer" ~ tho local
plant ~ tho National Telephone Com.
p1nN lssi night. shortly after e O'Clock
service IN tho Wheoline district waf
hindred Tor few minutes During
period Of about two minutes. ths
operators we're unable 10 ring any
numbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
Misses 3:
Younn Socirtu Busy

Mr.. William Howard entertained AZ
his home Howard Place" in Pleasant
valley Tuesday evening The event
was arranged as a compliment 10
Master james Jervey who leaves with
his parents for Washington. ID. {.
10 mako their future home The pa
latial Howard residence on the heights
Is well adapted TO social events and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

Miss IIndN on Thursu az Warwl.H
n' 'uuU. hHe returned ~ her home afI.r
n .I.If with .uf.frr. pkf friends
Carl IItr.Hu ND So. az Vrrvg4rd BE-
days
'iIsa M7rffr Rose grifru Of r.n
Grove. spent tho week end VISITING
MirTr7 .'hrr md MIRA Thamrs. II
John o., kson .f Chicago wra n tr.t.
us.e caller iu Narv so Yesterday
N.Y.. Robert How 100 md GHurhtar.
lrHfrIU.. we're EusafH OF Mra IS T.
Ihnfu ... 81 Norwood avenue. SUNDAY
several Nelson's of fhie .iririf. are
PLANNING fn rttrnd 'le Maeunir outitr
and picnic friHHN
Ferdinand llnhmar. che NaruaaH Do.
porter un Tho iuf.Iiif .u,rr be- exrglf. A
2" return soon from short vacation.
spent in UaLu.artIla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

The remains ~ The late Byron J
McColloch we're laid 20 rest YESTERDAYS
morning in Greenwood cemetery
Funeral services over the remains had
been held Nondsy night az the family
home. No. 20 Florida street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

Republican ot llthlHrI district arc
taxing cons tdcrnhit Interest iu the
60. ntE touveufiru which viii Boo held
saturday 1ftctDoou iu the city building
~ wheeling IN the purpose ~ urtu,nat-
ing ,nuutF candidate Tho Indications
arc that tre full DELEGATION ~ rf-hfaud
county delegate named 90 MrrdHf a
MASS meeting viii DO urcrruf Harry
I'oam. Jake Hilton and George sutton
-" ~ =" lrratc-. while alternate ar~
" " Wade a. T. M,DoiiDoh ana IS H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

ing a. O'Clock. lie vas IN the sixty.
tnird year OF his age and leaves his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

Every fniuE i- Iu rrrdfunas fHr tho
boat excursion fH he given this evening"
CON- fIn steamer Onto uI fFI ffar.,..f'
lodge NO O.. shield o. Honor TITO Iast
VIII leave the local wharf 90 O'CLOCK
ana VIII make Hfopa 90 Martins rer~v
sion ' '''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

We asked the young lady across tie
way n her father vas strong pArty
man and she said mercy no and Re
Was so busy with politics that her
mother and she couldn't got him 20
30 even 10 the most informal affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
About People
Movements of individuals TO
and From lie City.

TRLsTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTEIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

Special Ite~efar To- fu- tnfeffirep~e-
CAMERON. W. Va. July IL VOID
was received here this evening that
William g. Terrell prominent rcsi
dent ~ Warv God. w. Va. and who BE-
quite we'll known In this place had
died at tHe home Of lia son y r. Fer.
rell OF Bowdon. Oklahoma. following
q severe Illness. The remains will b.
the time for tho funeral will b. fvrH
on its arrival Death came this morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

The Loyal I.uEhlcrs or IN Varsogd
Christian church viii meet Thursday
evening 40 the home ~ Miss Rose Wade
~ Two utN-tfet street. The meeting
VIII begin 80 8 o'clock 40 interesting
Program Vill Dc rendered. and members
ar" auuciUaf.uC au excellent meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
WARW00D


\ neaNy raiustorm swept over this
section late yesterday afternoon. doing
considerable good Co the crops Truck
gardeners iu this vicinity particularly
81 clvcmcd the rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

IN on~ Gwen TussEay a. g. enjoy
atle a. hoe Elren herefnfurs
70 gorrE guests r-r1enf Here.
Ms-rarsf fruin r1frrksr
slice N zoe narEaref narnn
llsisn ralIrran Elrarrr frrrrfr---
tlanrns ~rrrrr 81 ffrraIrr.r
Marr "a IiaFu FIrr.-r.. 49,.
L11lss neiscu
Rot-rt REED s..orr- ,vn-~,
Ernurls n nrsfs l1HrrI~a hf.rt-~
fstnenu lfanfIIrn Wrwfrr NIrrII
n lii.am Hunard lane r~rses
hsfi - Milton wllftrrI fFrurarl
Hobsrt Ha1istt
Si19s OaBr 1ters pic-ie.
The ktrGs Daughters % 81 f.nkr's
cnurcn held meeting a. ire home OF
WIS VI. Meisfiing AZ WarWooI
Nonfzy evening The arair Vas Ia
me nature o. picnlc 4 picnic SUP
PEI VS. served 10 the foliosinE
Merdames Geo-re DIZZY. VIII Cala
veil =. G Mott Thouses M~fnfn a
9. smith. Prank Csriin. , n. Weisfiinr
David Evans. James Curnmins. q a
Myers. @ames Stevens. William Ward
y ?. Dobbs. Frank Took Jacob Brit.
tlngham
Misses Carrie Copp. Kate Roe
susan IourtWright. Carrie Tsvlo-
Bird Bell. Mary Freeman. MARY Coz
Ms. Greer. Belle McGranahan. Lily
Dauh
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attending the University. The bride
is member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority and the groom is a
member-of the Phi Sigma Kappa Fra.
ternity. Mr.. Bachmann was for the
past year a law student at the Univer.
slty at Morgantown and Graduate
Manager OF Athletics.
After the middle OF September they
Will be at home at New Haven. Conn
where the groom will complete hts
law course at Yale University.
Dance Party.
Mr.. Eugene Hildreth " was
Tuesday evening. et his home in
Woodsdale Dancing was enjoyed
by all. music being furnished by a
Nictrola. Cooling refreshments were
served during the evening. The guests
included:
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stamr1 - q. =. Hodges Teter: ID.
Martinsburg. r. 4 Kirsch. Parker.
turg, 4. NJ. Major. St ClairsviIle. q (.
g NJ. Doval, Marietta. o.; y. $. Parks.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-10
CARLOAD OF fine
t4a. 5a Ill.
APPLES ARRIVES
GROSS KELLY AND COMPANY GET
A SHIPMENT OF "READ-
ABOUT" VARIETY


Gross Kelly and Company have re-
|ceived carload of apples of "the
kind you read about" variety. Some
of them are nearly half as big as a
mans head, and all are as solid as the
bean of the dubbiest busher that
ever broke into baseball. In other
words, the apples are large and solid.
They are as sweet as honey and as
blushing as school girls. The whole
bunch came from Colorado, and it
will be disposed of with rapidity when
the public gets glimpse of the ap-
pies. Among the varieties included
in the shipment are Missouri Plppins.
Black Twig, Gano, Rome Beauty, Ar
kansas Blacks, especially fine; Wine
saps, the finest in the world and 9TH
ers. It makes one think Of his boy
hood appleswiping days to see the
handsome fruit.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-10
BASEBALL LEAGUES
TO HANG TOGETHER
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION RE-
SOLVES THAT THIS is THE
BEST POLICY

Omaha, Neb., Nov. TO- The Nation
al Association of Professional leagues
VIII continue unequivocally to SUI
port organized baseball. A resolution
to that effect was adopted at the first
meeting Of the association today.
During the forenoon there were
many conferences. President August
Hermann and B. B. johnson Of the
national commission joined Governor
Tener here this morning. They had
an extended talk at which were pres
ent several well known leaders IN
minor league baseball.
Following this meeting Johnson CON
firmed the statement that Charles
Weeghman had been given an option
on the Chicago National league club
an that the option had been extended
TO next week. He will return to Chi.
cago tonight and win meet weegh-
man Thursday to complete the details
Of the deal.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-10

The case Of J. Hilario Montoya vs..
7, B, Catron and the New Mexico
Land and Live Stock company is on
trial before Judge D. J. Leahy in
chambers today. This suit involves
the title to about $4,000 acres of land
lying in the Antonio Ortiz and Anton.
chico grants. The plaintiff claims tie
land through a purchase from one
Francisco Rael and also by the sta
tute of limitations Davis and Clark
appear for plaintiff and t. B. catron
and Reed Holloman of the firm Of
Catron and Catron, appear for the de-
PENDANTS. Testimony on the part Of
the defendants title was being intro
duced before the court today.