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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

The Ramblers Athletic Club. Of Ben
wood. viii Journey Co Neffs. Onto Deco
ration Day. where they will play a team
representing that place game Ia the
forenoon and one In the evening.
The Comrades Ribl. Glass base hall
team. 81 Elm Grove ". r. church. chal-
lenge any II year old team IN this yieI-
any time. II accepted answ ~ thrpuln
the Intelligence.
Moose No G. have an open date for
sunday. May 81. Please call National
phone i275-Y.
The 'Fedorals" will play tho Iron
Brcws sunday morning az ESQ o'clock
on the tunnel green. johnny Toriu.-.
formerly Of the Cotton State Laal-u..
ana Bright Eyes" Burk will add n
tower Of strength 60 the Fed'F The
Federals have not lost a game 30 lar
this season.
Tho fest IGodshon tenn. Of this CITY
VIII play the strong Fdrtins FERRY a -.
decoration Day on the MN fold
grounds. End as both teams ra uIaytn.-
last bell there viii be- a lar crowd 90
Attendance. Captain ITantz .sru.at All
store % 1890 .. m
Moose No. % will play tho Hotrrnr Al.
DuFall team on Saturday afternoon On
the Wheeling park grounds .f g.su a
k""d game can Do expect. 90 notr
teams nave been playing r..I ball An
Moose players please report % NgC.t-
hft cigar store ~ go stI.HE
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COMMENCEMENT AT
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
ANNUAL CLOSING EXERCISES OF
High SCHOOL GRADUATES
HELD LAST NIGHT.

LARGEST Class in History Of School
Received Oiplomas-Esercises
Were Very Interesting.
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FORTY-NINE GRADUATES In
BELLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS

APPROPRIATE EXERCISES con-,
QUOTED LAST EVENING IN
Elk-GRAND THEATRE.
Ten Members Of Glass Delivered
Orstions and Excellent Musical
Numbers Were Rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

interesting Exercises Conducted Last
Evening IN School Auditorium.
Largest Class in History.
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MARTINS FERRY
COMMENCEMENT

THIRTY-SEVEN GRADUATES FIN.
ISL fOURYEAR COURSE
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Moose No. 60 have an open date Tor
sunday. May 81. Please call National
phone i275-Y
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meeting Of the Republican exec
tuesday evening. the call havinr
been Issued yesterday BY Chairman
george Phillips. Plans for nominal
ing a ticket will be completed. and
Republican candidates are being in
yited 20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Friends of J p. Morgan. local hut
ter and produce dealer. are URGING
him 10 run for the Republican nom
nation for sheriff Of Ohio county.
two wears hence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Ohio county Socialists are planning
10 open their campaign in about two
weeks They plan TO have victor
B"rFer. Jack London. Emil SeideI
Upton Sinclair and other speakers OF
prominence deliver addresses here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Elmer Hough. of Wellsburg. Is
making a strong race for the Renub-
lican nomination for member OF me
house ~ delegates from Brooke coun-
". Mr.. iiough j. president Of the
West virginia Automobile Associa
ton and Is an ardent good roads en-
thusiast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

died down. and she was not seen
again.
Believed 10 Be Lost.
The Nurnberg searched until dav.
break for the wounded shin. when
'ne German officers concluded that
sne mad been lost with all her crew
Inc only trace found OF the Britisbers
was In the wireless message In which
the Glasgow called unsuccessfully for
the flagship. w
IL was impossible TO save any NJ
the crew OF the Monmouth. as the Ger.
mans could not put over their small
ooats In the face of the gale. and the
Monmouth could not have lowered her
boats. "ei
Contrary to the first reports the
glasgow did not reach Coronel or Tai.
eahuano. nor did the otranto find a
Chilean port.
The German feet. with the ercen-
ton OF the Leipsic and Bremen. after
putting in here. sailed again yester.
day. II they had any word of the
Leipsic and Bremen they did not
make IL known.
The transport Prinz Eitel anchored
In the bay last night.
Use Chmalene wherever there's dirt
and grease.
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QUARANTINE
to0ntlaasa - - -


slauehtered animals. and b. bearing
hair OF the actual meat value Of the
animals killed The states pay the
other half leaving tho owners 10 bear
the loss Of feed destroyed. Of business
and Of the peculiar value 81 the live
stock killed
Infection a. Toledo.
From ohio during the day comes 70
ports 81 infected cattle In the Toledo
live stock yards. Fostoria. Moline and
Norwalk. The outbreak in Wisconsin
was discovered o. Evansville.
inspectors reported that the disease
had quickly spread over several scat.
tered counties in Illinois In Penn.
sylvania and Michigan the infected
areas were reported 20 have become
extended
80 Tar The government has taken no
steps 10 interfere with the transpor
tation Of milk across state lines. De
partment officials hold that the disease
is easily communicated 90 hogs through
milk and even 10 human bcines. par
tcularly children Tho policy nov in
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CUT MAJORITY
tcOnt,nusd Prom Fir.. Pare,

DINA, the ranking Democrat on the
ways and means committee. will
claim the Democratic leadership by
right of seniority and is expected 10
have the support of southern Demo
Gratis generally.
Representative Mann of Illinois.
undoubtedly will retain the Republi-
can leadership. facing the Democrats
with formidable support His ranks
viii include besides former Speaker
Cannon numerous other Republicans
who have recaptured the places they
lost in the 1912 campaign.
The election will vacate five of
the IL Democratic places on the ways
and means committee. which framed
the Underwood tariff Law. Represen-
tative Underwood goes TO the senate
Representative Hammond was elect
ed governor of Minnesota. Represen-
tative Mitchell of Massachusetts, who
succeeded Representative Peters on
the committee when the latter be-
came assistant secretary OF the treas
ury. was defeated at the polls. Rep
resentatiVe Palmer OF Pennsylvania
surrendered his seat to run for the
senate and was defeated. and Repre-
sentative Stanley Of Kentucky sought
the senatorial nomination in Ken
lucky and lost mis- place. Represen-
tative Murdoch OF Kansas, the PRO
gressive leader and member of the
committee. lost his seat in an effort
to go to the senate.
Increase Welcomed.
In the senate the indicated increase
in the Democratic majority was well
coined by administration leaders.
who have been hampered during the
present congress by the narrow mar
gin OF their control The possibility
OF the defeat ~ Senator Newlands
OF Nevada threatened TO leave vacant
the Craftsmanship OF the interstate
commerce committee. which has han
died administration antitrust meas
ures. and which now has before II
the administration railroad securitieS
bill
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vassed the returns and made I'D their
reports.
Regarding the alleged frauds in Ma.
rion county. which were uncovered
by the Burns detectives here on cleo.
ton day. IL was given from the eoun.
" headquarters that the reports com.
ing In from the operators were being
very carefully gone over.
Absolute Proof
There are many cases OF absolute
proof of vote buying BY the Democrats
IN the county. 10 was announced. IL
has not yet been determined what
will be done with these reports.
There probably will be no action taken
as 10 the Congressional vote. but sew
eral candidates for legislative posi.
lions are planning TO make an oficial
court Investigation. Such unblushinR
and unbidden vote-buying cannot be-
allowed To 30 unprecedented.
The reports Of the Operations are
All being carefully gone over. ana Nc
are surprised az the vast amount OF
election fraud and election law viola
lions uncovered In the county by the
detectives. Numerous cases Of abso-
lutte proof OF Law violations are con.
tanned In these reports. and We he
lieNe the evidence will be- used In the
NEGOTIATIONS the legislative candi.
dates will demand
Chairman prichard was OF the be.
lief that had the elections been car.
ricd ON In Marion county without re.
sorting to vote.buying the county and
district would have returned n Ropub-
lcan majority
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OPPOSING ARMIES
tconsnusd Prom rirs, Pare,


These fights. however. probabIv bsvo
been only advance guards affaiys sn6
II is thought here that some time n,sv
elapse before pitched battle tsEss
place
sombardment Continues.
The Anglo-French feet continues
70 ooInoard the Dardanelles forts. but
sne turks say the warships have in.
nicteu no damage. In other parts Of
turkey British warships are being
kept pusy. The government. however
mas ordered that holy places shall be
respected by the British gun fire as
iohg as the Indian subjects visiting
them are not molested.
This necessity for resnec,in. ,ho
leeunss OF her Moslem subjects. n Is
, uoilslnered here may hamper Great
% ' "a somewhat in the prosecution
OF The war against Turkey. but Win
I large Moslem population Il can.
not De disregarded In addition 10
the assurances received from the Ir.
dian princes. England has been an.
formed by the leaders Of the Moslems
IN the Malay states that her war
AGAINST Turkey will not affect the low
ATTY OF the Moslems TO the empire
ne result OF the naval battle In the
racine between the British and Ger
man sduadrons. details OF which are
sun lacking here. naturally is the
most discussed subject OF the war in
England. II Is realized that the
worst accounts. which include the
sinking Of the Monmouth and serious
damage to the Good Hope probably
are true
Waiting on Main Fleets.
II is the price Of the admiralty.
says the average EnElishman OF tbis
ana other losses TO ships that have
been sustained since the war com
menced. The balance thus far is on
the side Of Germany. but every Brit
isher seems confident that when the
main heets meet this discrepancy viii
be more than wiped out u h. expect
ed here that should the Grman fort
ress OF Using Tau fan the British and
japanese vessels engaged there will
start out In an endeavor 90 round up
the eight 81 nine German cruisers
still AZ large
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Disinfectinq Pens.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Disinfecting OF
the empty pens at the Chicago Union
STOCK Yards began to-day in prepare
ton Tor the complete shut down. be
cause OF foot and mouth disease. that
VIII be In effect from Saturday until
November 10.
There are $40 acres TO be wet down
Win disinfectant sprays and an army
OF $40 men Will be employed in dis
injecting the $4,000 pens, 725 chutes
and 20 miles OF water trcurhs of The
worlds largest cattle market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
MERCER COUNTY.

SPECIAL dispatch to the Intelligence.
Nll EFlElb. vs.. Va. Vow s-.Uu-
Official returns Tor all uf Mercer county
Tate returns from isolated precincts Just
arriving EiFe The following result.
onE rermeii- Large Hodges. 3.02e.
Sutherland. aHIf
Congress Neal. 1fao. cooper ASA
state senate Thomas. fDrml I.ls1.
lIHWl ley. fNnuN. a6f1
iiuuae of uclccttcs-- Lillv. trept. bv
lH.. lluunker fErpl. hv 1fa
Rowling. BU ulurraflr county rfrrE
elected hf ula fUfifF ~ 200
tIr.IIfN fITrk karura fTrrH h.
zoe majority.
county fuurula nfuurr Hunt o. SIS
liawlrNs majority iu state senatorial
IL.IrI-L umuL l--lnILL lmunmnrnl 81 -In
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RoANE COUNTY.

Special Dispatch 90 the Iuieineencer
SPENCER. W Va Nov. E-Roaue
county elected the entire Republican
ticket hy the following mal0ritica.
Howard sutherland conEressman-at-
Large 202
Hunter ~. Moss congress- 2Gq.
" trrFu Miller. state senate. az
VI II. Bunrd. house 81 deicEafca col.
\ VI. HcrHmHn. house 81 delegates $50.
Geo. whitney. county commissioner.
o. HoEss. county superintendent.
". a. Carpenter. county clerk. IGa.
" o. curtis. circuit clerk $50.
y. =. Taylor county surveyor IIa
Former Congressman Harry Wood
fafd. was very prominent ut spencer
precinct 80. p. two years ago this pre-
cinct gave o. Democratic majority ~ AZ
but this year Or returned u Iteuu hliran
maj lrity " &C. o. change of tgG votes.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.

special Dispatch TO the Intelligcnccr
fdlLiPfi. W. Va. Nov Harbour
couiNy complete shows the following
results.
congress man-at-i.arge Sutherland
Akepl. 1873. Hodges tDemD. I.57a
Congressman. Second District-Rro,Sn
tDem1, l.b92. Bowers. Gtcpl. LIZA
state Senate-ralbott tRcpl. 1850.
Ward. tbcm1. t.62H
Legislature-A. r. ward 1DcmD.
lsIf. ktttle. tRsp1. 1864
county Cicrk-ticnnett tDemD. I.702:
scrimmcEcar. fk.pD. t.g1g.
County Commissioner Dadfqn,an
'D.mp. Los. Hunt tWcpl. 1919
tircult clerk Baker tDcmD. 1855:
county clerk brandon. tDemD. Las:
lnrnnr. IEnnI- ~
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PROBABLE DEFEAT
lcont.nusd from rir.t P.r.l

SShep.l. tos7; Hodges. fDemD. 3.745:
Congressman. FIRST District-Whitc.
ansD.l. shlS: Nicely. (DemD 3.s5S:
Schuck. CProgD G6S
state senate-Parrish. CRep1 4OI3;
h5asndclph. tDem.l. ASA: Ruhl prog }.
house OF Rinehart. & RepD
e;so,' Davlsson. tRepD. 3.sfs: Jackson
:, eul.l. S.1lS; l.owthcr. tDem.D. 3.4ss:
tnofpening; (ProgD. 54s: Trainer,
(Prog.). $50.
County Commisioner-Dav /. l..
Sne2g. tifl; Kennedy. tDcm.). ass:
county school intcndent-I.aw-
son kep). 1885; Richardson. CDcm J.
S,s.f; Lawson. (ProsD. 5ef.
County Clerk-IucaS (Repl s-2q.
Crews. tDeml. 3.7i3: Post tProg.D } . sss
circuit Clerk-Coffman. (RepD. 4.I4S:
MsccMillan. tDem.l. 3.5f7. Rceder. Pros ,.
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RICHIE.

sPecl9i Dispatch to the Intcliigoneer.
r, !, , ,,.,.is LILLE. w Va. Nov. g.
q. tongressinan-st -l.argc-HodgcS 4 200.
sutherland. 2.poX; Schuck. ss
Moss. tR.), 1855 Prog 30: Soc.
House OF Delegatcs-M. h. DUTY. (RD.
by "s2; W. T.. Talbot. (RD. by a67
County ticket clcctcd--I.ircuit clerk.
l. !. Cokelcy. pR.l. by sol: county SUI
psrintcndcnt. r. u. Cokelcy. fR5. bv
so county commissioner. \. NJ. Doug
las. tR). BY sos.
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MARION COUNTY.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
F,AIRMONT. W. Va Nov. Marion
county complete gives the following re-
tongressmsn-at-L srg Hodgcs( Dcml
$3.50; Sutherland. (RepD. 3227
congress f1rst District - Nicely.
tDem). t.Ss2; White. (RepD. 3179.
Davis. lRepD. 3.1O9.
Legislature-ShsNer (DemD. a.2O7.
murray. tDeml. f.245: Aikens (Dem J.
t;2ii; Campbell. tRcpD. 3.152: Miller.
kepD. 3.lg9; Heffner tRepD. 1880
County Clcrk-Martin (DemD. 42fa:
Satterfield. (Rcp.D. 3.260
Circuit Clcrk-HIack (DemD asas.
Engle. fRepD. 2. 200
County Commtssioner-Sha Dem. ,
f,elN. Reed. tRepD. S.14a
County superintendent Schools
Toothman. (Demb 1897. Lanham.
Rep. 8215
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Quarantine In Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 5.-The
state live stock sanitary board today
established a wide quarantine against
foot and mouth disease. which has
been reported. in Allegheny. Lancas-
ter.s York. Chester and Montgomery
counties and to which IL is feared cat
tie In htoer counties have probably
been exposed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
BANK DEPOSITS SHOW INCREASE
OF NEARLY 100000 PER MONTH
ACCORDING TO STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS
COMPILED BY BOARD OF TRADE.
However Deposits Have Fallen OFF More Than
$l,30O000 During the Past Six Month";

Accordng complied he Of
upon the
at
OF
showing made by Wheeling as exec
is in
- - 80
However the do not conpare
those of
spring The
complied
crease OF The
the
-
1914 follows: - 'e - -- nm" '''' Vi
,,,-u.- =, NJ, spring 1912 Fall 1914 Incyease
Sapiai 2o26Oo0Oo
Surplus 3aasa4
500 O5e
22Sls5s155
o'ai MOSQUITOES '' -o'ssS'Voeo Sol6lls3d4 3.7s.sS74
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HAMPSHIRE.

special uispetch o. the Intelligence
NAMNEN. W. We. NOV a-ffnrnn-
shire ruunff complete EiNoa
tnngfea euI1m ct Large Hodges. zee.
.ui nnrland fni. sChuck 81. kintrrr 10
~ Ifnrrn
fougrreefnan nr0wn. ful. ffsa.
1oWrre tffN. faf. Krim. IN 81
state senate. Fifteenth dirtitct--- Beck
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with. CD. fss: somers. fR1 4at.
Scncrs. CPD. Al
House OF Delegrste-Monroe. ODD. BY
County ticket elected-county cicrt
- W. hainos. Cd. by 1853: circuit
clerk. V. VI. Polling. CD. by 1885: coun-
" superintendent Arthur Stoneaker
ODD. by l.5SO. county commissioner- ~
II. Allen. lDD, by Is35
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DIED

CRAWFORD-At Cleveland ohio on
Monday November q 1914. az 1875 %
10. NONENT MAXWELL. CWAM-
FORD. agcd e. years
Funeral from the family residence. No
~ Poplar avenue. Moodlawu Friday
MnftheWa y d. church al sac
o'clock Friends OF the family are III.
Mt Wood ccmeterf.
CARFENTER-At sd Louis. No Mon.
CARiENTEH. in The lOth year or III
axe.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobh.r, No.
chants ana Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE. Is iucREBY GIVEN, That
tne state Hoard OF Control OF the State
~ Us otiice AZ Charleston. West Virginia
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
stare institutions. tho financial manage
ment OF which Is vested in said Roard
Sontracts VIII be swarded 20 the lowest
nidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
LISTS OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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force. however. is 70 leave to the
local health authorities supervision
over the milk supply to the various
communities.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ron SALE on REHr-if acres % room
N'llrf. running wafrr. and bath. BUR
n.r' atol Between NaVland and TfI.
Tins Errry. ns-r,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtsGh
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAL EMBALMER,
ii22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Nteht--
Store Phones 63s.
6. J. Bortachy. Sat. Phone fagqP
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LATEST MAGAZINES

-. Hafpers. Atlantic scrihncrs worlds
Won. Cos uouuiItan. McCluren grnarf
others Daily rauere Fashion rrars-
lines. books and STATIONERY
&. n. OUIMBY
1874 Narfst strsst
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Breummer 6 HiIdebrsnd

Cornsr Narkst snS Ts-s,,,.' :, ss.,..s -.
fsisphons aoI. ocsn aay ard niaat
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HaIIer -BieberSOn-GundIinp Cd

Real Estate q Ftrs insuranes.
Cor. itth and Market Sta.
q y f98
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BUSINESS Opportunities

HAN with $500 to $1,000 can secure
brospcrouS manufacturing business
and plant with SIS daily profits. No risL.
oank references. For personal inter
view. address J. w. care Intelligence.
NIL
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WANTED-POSJTION

WANLEp--Ry middle aged educated. re-
lined woman. position as matron in
~ eoucational or charitable Institution.
Oslo
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FURNISHED ROOMS

~s~.>---~>>-------~----------- ~~~~~>~-~~-~>~~.
Nenienees. 100 Virginia Bell 57s-R.
n-2-l
ron REur-Two furnished roo,o- g.
nght housekeeping. 80 18th St. sisT-R
----- mai
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MISCELLANEOUS

hooNsHIHrNG Is A JOKE, when
cream Separators serving as stills
convert cider into apple jack. cernstalk
cobs or sawdust into motor power Afco%
lenc less costlier than gasolene DefaiI-
ed progress. Instructions by Carl Won
hart~eb' chemist. Wheeling. w. Va.
nix
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WANTED-female Help
WAITED young ladies for demon
r.straungs Nothing TO sell. See Mr.
1uer al Mcclure Hotel. between 8 and
- NJ. rrloss. n-s-g
wAHTko-Ssssss@a giri or ssos..... Tor
a nc9sework Call Bell 1f7s-l. between
----- y " ul. n-I-f
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NEELY'S TOTAL

CcOntinusd Prom FIRST Pas..)
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WAHTED-To purchase several small
properties IN East Wheeling McC,ui-
laugh q Reid. s21-622 German Bank
Building. Both phones. o-24-tf
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-06-27
NEW WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

Notices are being prepared by S
Dinsmore, State Food and Drug
Commissioner, also head of the
Weight and Measure Department,
for the benefit of the manufacturers
in Nevada of the Federal net weight
law which goes into effect September
l. The notices will be mailed within
the next few weeks.
The new law will prohibit the sale
of quart of beer, quart of milk,
pound of tea or a pound of baking
powder or any other product when
the net weights or net contents is not
what it is represented to be. In Ger.
tain respects this law has been in ex-
istence for several years, being COW
cred by the State law, but the Fed
eral restrictions are slightly more
stringent than the Nevada statutes.
Containers of articles of food or
drink must actually contain one
pound or one quart when sold as a
quart or pound.
when one purchases a quart of
beer one really receives one and one
half pints of beer" declared Com
missioner Dinsmore Monday in
explaining the Federal requirements
after September /. I'VE will send
all manufacturers in the State notice
of the Federal weight law and rules
of the State Commission. This will
enable the manufactures to buy con-
tainers for their products which will
actually hold one quart or one pound
or whatever size desired. or have
prepared the proper labels to desig-
nate the weight or measure of the
contents of containers which are now
represented to contain one quart or
one pound but which really contains
less than quart or pound"
In accordance with the Federal
requirements the customary beer
bottle, best known as the quart
bottle, will bear the label announce
ing it contains in beer but one and
one-half pints. The enlargement of
the bottle will not be undertaken it
is believed. although such an action
would not be adverse to the wishes
of those who indulge in this beverage.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-06-27

The First National Bank of Elko
is sending out neat booklet on the
hog to the ranchers. The booklet
tells about breeding and caring for
hogs to get the best results and says
there is good money in hogs for the
rancher and hopes to see increased
interest in this branch of farming
Instead of shipping in bacon and
other products of the hog. the ranch
ers should supply the home market.