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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
UNITED DOCTORS
GREAT SUCCESS
enaorsemen From Thousand. Of
rauents Are Proofs Of Success.
fun Methods.
FREE OFFER MADE TO SICK.
Sick People Should Not N.o,.e,
Their Ailments Health
at Hand.

IL Is astonishing TO know the mum.
osI OF SICK people In a city like Wheel.
n visit TO the United Doctors
msu,ute on h second floor Of the
McLain building at ~ Twelfth street
"ou'u De a revelation to many.
united Doctor institute many
SIGN people seek health and aImos,
any hour OF the day many people ara
10 De seen In the waiting room await.
ing their opportunity 20 consult the
physician In charge.
Results count and the United Doc.
Iors are giving results TO these sick
people; The confidence OF these all
Ing Ioiks Is based on the endorsement
gwen them by many former sick peo.
Pr n United Doctors estimate that
luii one-half OF the patients who cali
upon them come through the RECON-.
OF one friend talking 10
The waiting room OF the United
Doctors are not made up of one class
OF people. In these Offices there are
the rlch and he poor: the business
man and the mechanic, and the labor.
or, The working mans wife or the
richly dressed lady.
There is AS great n contrast In their
~. from the small infant in its
mothers arms. and the young lady or
miss. TO the old whose bodies ar.
crippled with the long ravages OF di.
sease. IL is a happy lot OF sick who
oiten have TO wait hours for their
turn. IL all goes to prove the United
poctors success and the confidence
bestowed upon them by the sick.
facts are stronger than theory and
the fact OF hundreds praising the
United Doctors stand paramount
Every successful mar or concern have
enemies who desire TO discredit them.
and the United Doctors gladly claim
their share. bu, Il Is what the sick
people who have treated with them
say. that counts.
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic and deep seat.
ed diseases or h nerves. blood. heart.
liver. kidneys. bladder. spine. brain
including rheumatism. gall stones
goitre. epilepsy. paralysis. INDIGESTION.
rupture. catarrh. deafness. asthma.
dropsy. rectal troubles. weak lungs.
neuralgia. eczema and diseases OF
I'M and diseases OF men.
III you are sick or ailing 81 will be
worth your while TO consult the
United Doctors Immediately. Aspec-
ial oner Is made to sick people ac-
cepted for treatment before Nav 2Otn
as follows; Consultation is free. ex-
animation Is free and treatment at
bare cost OF medicines n their dis
tribution- No change will be- made
during time OF the Office hours which
are from ? a m. TO IL m. 1870 to 5
2. m. n evening Z 20 s. Sunday
hours are . TO 10 only.-Adv.
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GENERAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL CALL
Tor a Mass Magisteriai Convention 20
BE Held In Each Of the MAG
isterial Districts Through
out Ohio County.

To the Republican voters Of Obi,
nYhll west virginia. fu aDCor lance
Win the established usaEer the brio
'1untN Republican Executive Commute.
llfects that e mass Magi4fcriaf con-
Ncntiou Dc held in each nf tho Nariaf.r.
lI Districts t-hrouehout s4iT 5ti,
county. West virginia ou tho qfh dav
OF Mal 1915 az IU o'clock. d. M
said t-ouNcuttou tu Do opcn ono hr1f
hour from the above stated time for
We purpose of c~lectine DELEGATES and
alternate from each NnrIatrrItf UI.-
trict iu said count, to attend u E.nut.
lcau state Convention tu De- held lr tr,
,itN ~ thnrleHtnu West virginia. 1r
ih' gun DAY nf alas. 1910 at 9 o'clock
The said state convention is called
i"f TOO purpose tu change tho rrf.s
governing tbe election III d~sferrt,. Il
ino urNf National Convention ana
~ nEeH fu tho basis OF reurcarutrff.r
In" places Cor hul1luE aHid mass
vs. l.iNflal UHuNfufIH. arN ua T"n.Iuva
Washington District Vigiiant Engine
Madison District Island Haae House
clay District Chemical Hose Usua.
lniun lliafrrt Police court Room
House ~
Eitchle District Eisht ward Hos.
Rlo1 nd District center warwood
Liberty District Center School tt,o-.
Ifiad"lrhia District Mayors Onice.
Webster District Niagara Enrin.
Hy order NJ the ohio County Eergtu.
gL9lttE POI rutIIff'E Chairman
h u 'NitSAF. scrretar,
NAV a.,
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GAINESVILLE

BARNESNGLLE. -. May s-The mar
rage OF Charles Ball. son OF Lou Ball.
OF this place. and Miss Ella Taylor. OF
Calais, occurred Monday IN Wheeling.
Mrs. Hall has made her home here FOR
the past Few months and has made
many friends who wish for them much
happiness. They viii make their home
In this city.
The F~oftnightly club Will be enter
tained on Friday evening b. Mrs. Alex.
bassett. OF Stcubenville. at her parents
home on West Main street. Fancy work
VIII De the diversion OF the afternoon
and delicious refreshments Will be
The Lady Maccabees are making pre-
parattons TO make their fair and fezti-
last year. Besides having many nice
things for sale there VIII be good music
and dancing.
The death OF Mrs. Jacob Christian &C
CURED on Tuesday morning at her home
about three miles south OF here. she
was about 80 years OF age and had been
an invalid Tor some time. Besides ner
husband she leaves one daughter. Nora.
she vas a member Of the Presbyterian
THIS vicinity. who VIII be sorry TO learn
OF her death.
Rev. Lee Jones. Of Somerton. Wa a
visitor here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Winneld Harris. OF Belmont. \.
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Reed. OF East South street
Mrs. Waldo Hill.s. OF West Main
street. & visiting in
Claude Campbell has returned 20
Mheehng after a visit with relatives
here.
CLYDE Davis Of Jerusalem. has been
visiting Mrs ElwOod Phillips OF South
Lincoln avenue
Mrs. Frank skinner Of Somerton. has
been visiting her brother Jesse Finch OF
p south street for the past few days
AIR Finch has been In poor health FOR
some time and his many old friends
hope for his early recovery.
Errett T~hornberry Of Washington. Pa,
made a brief visit with relatives here
this week.
Mrs Thomas Duny and Mrs. Emma
kdgar OF y. Arch street. spent sunday
and Monday In Wheeling.
John R~idgeway OF Stumptown. was /,
visitor here Tuesday.
ives Ward representing Harper
Bros OF ZancSvilie. called on his trade
here this week
4 J. q Tor the past nfteen years
connected with the Watt Mining Car
" heel Co. has resigned his position.
Nj Bags ts we'll known t~hfouEhouf
MS section. having Travelled extensively
FOR the
Mr- \. W. Kemp % Bethesda. was in
town shopping Monday
sprague Of Zanesviie. Wal a
week ~
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CONFIRM NATION
Class Of More Than 100 Will Receive
Blessing at ST Joseph's Cathe-
orsl Friday EVENING.

Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock a
'Iass OF over 100 candidates. consist.
~ Principally OF boys and girls. will
be confirmed az ST Joseph's csthe.
oral Rt Rev. =. T. Donahue will he
IN charge OF the services. assisted by
heV. q. II. MOye. The majority OF tho
candidates are from the cathedral mar.
ish Following the confirmation the
members Of the class will receive the
pltSlnk OF the bishop ~ well a. the
~benedictiOn Of tho blessed Sacrament
Confirmation will also be held In the
atholic church on The South Side bv
bishop DOnahue Among those to h.
confirmed Friday evening will be
Anne Foster. Louise Foster. Rose
Nloony. James Leonard. Andrew UeI.
fer and Joseph Kinsarch
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Nrf ~Inaerhiue kruutT. beloved wife
~ Jacob kroutg rHe-ed away MONDAY
Mo g. f9fa 80 tho ohio VALLEY hosrIf.l
LI rteuhruflllf who're ahe had been CON.
nned Tor Eve weeks following an ouera.
il"n reformed ru The Jaw. Hnr was Cd.
ears or Hre and with her HUSBAND t4l
resided here Tor fHr past nine years
.hn O. rurtltrd hF hff husband Tfr.f
kfnnfF two f~lHffra. Mra Annie Wolf
"f nov k~rneiuefUu and Mrs Heck Wac.
uer ~ F~Iffehurrh va. her mother Ms.
NHrN FHfshet ~ ri~ftahurrh and feo
lf'thera MirhHsl Iud Tlarrh Fefrhef
hofh ~ Uffsburrh 20
FurfrnI eerrlree uUu Hr held rhu-r.
h1t % z n b. m Ht tho Dol f1u.hre
HfhnlIr church Rev Father o. so
ifFfrwlun viii have tnnrrr The h.f,
WI Do ahirfri Friday Hf 90 u IN 81
l~itfrhurgh Pa frr burial
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LIQUOR LICENSE
windsor hotei Company Makes Ap.
%piiestion for Permission TO
Conduct Bar.

What BE- expected io BE- the last Uq.
nor license to be issued IN This CITY
l"f some years was applied for ves.
Gay bN ihf windsor hotel people.
Tho license will Do taken up af ~,
next meeting of council Tho license
makes The ono hundred and ninth on.
GRATING in fhr cts and viii take r.
f"ti uu and after juno and con.
linun until prohibition becomes -
i'fiitc Work on The hotel is being
ready Tor opening toward the Iaaf
part 81 D. present month
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MOTHERS DAY
viii be Observed az First Christian
Church Sunday by Elaborate
Exercises.

Elaborate arrangements are bein-
made for the Observance of Mothers
Day at the First Christian church sun.
day. Rev. W. II. Fields. pastor OF the
church will deliver a special sermon
In connection with the event. An.
other feature will be the special music
which VIII be rendered by the choir
me committee on arrangements. of
which W. II Colvig IL chairman Is
making all possible efforts TO make
the day one long TO be remembered
snd the church will be beautifully
decorated with flowers. All mothers
are cordially invited 10 be present.
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John ~ Hchanna Washington county.
Pa Bertha Chester. Washington coun-
~. Ia.
Leonard Smith. cherry Valley. IA
May cherry. Cherry valley. Ia.
BERTHA Lutz. Pittsburgh. Pa: Eliza.
both Rea< Pittsburgh. IA.
William Thomas Io.ter. Altoona ia
sarah Patricia McGuiran. Wheeling ".
Va.
Alb'ri hNcrs Economy. Ia. Laura
Erwin Economy. Pa.
Edward Casey. Beaver. Pa sylvia
Fave Ayers. EeaNer Ia.
Joseph O.. tEEiu MinEo Junction.
% Bessie ftnniEnn f~uilauaboe. ". Va.
Harry Jacob IuffeN. Pittsburgh. ia
Elizabeth y. ruath. Pittsburgh. Pa
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WELLSBURG

WELL.SBCRG. W. Va. May s.--rhe
west Virginia miners that have been
ordered back 20 work by the intsrna-
uonai Officers Of the United Mine Mork-
crs OF America DO not include the men
on strike IN the Brooke county ueid. but
those out ON strike In the southern end
OF the state. mainly In the kanawha
field. These men have been ordered
BACK 20 work until n new contract cat
y. made and an agreement signed. From
thc reports given out by the interim.
uonai Union officials the men have an
returned 10 their work. following the
orders given them.
Ehe STRIKING miners Of Brooke coun-
" we're paid their regular weekly bene-
ilts yesterday by Organizer Robert
a. The strike conditions remain
quiet both at McllSburg and at Collier.
the miners and operators din their
time. Further DEVELOPMENTS an no
strike cannot b. fOrctoId.
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CLASS CHARTERS oeANrEo

Two adult Bible classes were grant
ed charters yesterday BY the officials
Of h West Virginia Sunday School
a association. The classes 10 receive
charters were the Bible class OF the
United Brethren church OF Blueneld
and the Little otter Bible class OF the
same church. The total number OF
adult Bible classes TO date for the
state OF West Virginia Is 973.
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TOuRISTs

The party OF Maryland tourists who
are on a pleasure automobile trim
from Baltimore TO Chicago and who
stayed in the city over Tuesday night.
left yesterday for the west over the
National pike on their trip. The
members Of the party were Mr. and
Mrs. II p. Goldbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. Y Goldbaugh and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
: Helfrich. all of Baltimore.
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Brooke tuuntr Improvement Comuaas
70 William McGrsw. OF F~oilansbcc. lot
No. % block . In thu nfth addition a..
the city Of follansbes. Consideration
$500. Dated April 8. 1919.
william McGrsw and Elizabeth Nc
Graw. - Follsnsboc. Co Fred " rook
and Agnes McGraw unmarried Of Fol-
lansbee. lot No. 80. ~ ufth addition nf
pan OF ollansbcc Consideration $3.50.
Dated MAJ & 1914.
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of stslhen,iUe. ohio. were w.u.t-
callers het evening
u D. iHmrey of Tollnuabre was o.
.ih' caller in Wruehurg wcfrcs-
De- o. -chiIIrr uf wl..f,c
caller iu Wsii.rurr tsaterI,t
W Niudmau wta H bI.Irs.. .I.It.-
.n Wheeling yesterday.
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Thomas ~fHmm the circus man who
removed fo the hudson FoIac. rersIr.
90 r-nue"InufrrH last night ana Ia NOW
IMPROVING although sfIf under the dar.
tors core NH uHH with tho circus HIf
fun weeks end claims Doe has had
enough
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The West Packing Company Yesterday
sold their meat market In Steubenviitc.
o. Co r NJ. Fisher. . butcher OF tnat
citN. and have quit the meat business as
FAR as Ohio H. concerned. Interference
% The interstate Commerce Commission
- given - the cause or the sale. a. tn
company a. incorporated In West Viz
ginla- and prepare their products In this
state. and their Interstate bushes WAS
considerably handicapped by the COM
mission.
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Mrs sarah Row man residing near the
root OF fhf road going uu NHudsrrrn
Nll fell NfHtrruuF morning aud broke
Dor arm Fhr was out lu the rain no
tnF WsIl and slipped aud fell Tho
break Del re- painful one. bot MR. Row
man ls reatiur well aud will improve
rapidly
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SEALED
uottce 20 Manufacturers. -
chants and Other whoissais Deaisrr

chants and Other whoissais psaisrr
Is HEREBY GIVEN -rat
the state Board Of Control OF the state
81 West virginia viii receive bide daf.x
stits oIties at Charleston. West Virginia
Tor furnishing supple for tire Jsveral
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which n vested IN said Rosrd
Sonuscts viii be AWARDED to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and Other
tmngs being equal. Wes; Virginia deal.
ers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur.
nisned bidders on receirt OF REQUEST.
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD OF
Jr-l-u Charleston. West NIrx.nis
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Application for Pardon.


Application for Pardon.
Nouce Is hereby given that on or
about the LIST day OF 'une. 1914. an ap-
plication will be filed with 4. q. Poer-
son. Pardon Attorney Charleston. West
virginia Tor the pardon OF Pred Love.
convicted OF the crime OF Forgery. a.
the May Term. 1918. Of the Crtmina
Court OF Ohio County. and sentenced to
Imprisonment In the West virginia PEN
~itentiary for the period Of four years.
FRED LOVE.
ap-90-myT
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

Typewriter. good con-
dition. II. j. smith. 20. Scbmuib.ch
zach Bldg. Bell 232-w: Natl Tso-M.
an-Tr-rF
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DEE

Ellis Monday. May Z. 1914 1T
hlo o'clock g. m. a. the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Wheeling. SARAH
in her 68rd year.
Funeral from late homo in KtrLy,c,5
thursday afternoon at . O'Clock. In
tcrmcnt IN Weeks cemetery.
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RECEIVERS SALE

The undersigned receiver vii, OMAR
Tor sale at Public Auction 10 the high
est bidder. on the 18th day OF May. 1915
a. one o'clock D. m. at the front door
W Va. In the City OF Elkins. all the
property OF the E2terprise Silica sand
- consisting OF about So acres OF land
anu ABOUT II acres OF sand rights. to-
eether with all sand plant machinery.
squipment. tools etc. as per inventory.
snole. Terms Of sale. CASH. For in
FORMATION apply to
richard Davey. Receiver. GAINESVILLE. q.
t~ues-thur-sat
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PkICHARD-pn Tuesday. May 3. 1914.
a. 100 o'clock =. m. at his late rD.l-
dencc. $500 loff street. JAMES NEf-
TON FRlCHARp. an his 18TH wear
Funeral from his residence. Thirtv-prh
and Eoff streets. Thursday afternoon
a. 2 O'Clock. lntcrmcnt at Mount Zion
cemetery.
(-Mannincton and Fairmont. w Va
papers please copyD
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SEIBERT-f

sErBERT-on Tuesday. May S. 1914 ~
dcnce. Bridge street. Film CroVs
ESTHER GRACE. little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Seibcrt. aged :
weeks.
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Iowa uow has vomcn factory BIZ,
nrrctOTr '
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HARE-At Denver. colo. Monday NJ
an. 1914 az z o'clock a M. WILLIAM
\ LDk son Or William "a. and
Anna T. Hare. IN the 9Th year Of his
Funeral from tho residence Of vyr
Hare 81. No a. Twentieth street
Friday. May Nth. al a30 ~. NJ. Ia
termtut at GrDfnw uuu cemetery
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Funeral viii b. conducted "Wednesday
afternoon. MAY "a. with interment in
stone church cemetery. at 4 O'Clock.
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WANTED Female Help.

wANrED-Lady solicitor. good nos,,io,
TO light party. good wages. Ami al
lntelligcncer office. mv-eIfr
WANrED-Girl for general houseUork
German preferred. Small family. Toll
sphonc; Bell $40 Wheeling. or writo T.
i. ;. care Intelligence. my-6-tf
WANTEp-Lady To evote u few hours
a DAY 10 local work. one Interested in
tducational work. Salary $50 a day to
start Address C.. care Intelligencer.
my-5-i
WANTED-Waitrcss and aundre.
suitable positions for a, man and wife.
view foint s~anitariurn. Apply to s2S
Main St. Wheeling. ap-I3-tf
WANTtD-lacy to solicit for news
paper: best wages TO riuht marty.
must have some experiences in s~oliclt.
ing. Apply intelligence Office.
mr-l9-tf
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BUSINESS

foR sALE-Entire stock OF general
merchandise In town Of shirley Tvler
county. W. Va Stock will invoice about
Ss.euo.oo. Terms mostly cash. Good
community. The Clurksburg Northern
railroad. now under construction. il SUI
Neyed through the town. Call on or adj.
dress u. q. smith. Shirley. W. Va.
my-e-i
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For Sale-Automobile.

FOR SALE-Empirc Roadster g2T5. Ia
guod condition. Wll dcmonetrasc.
------ La-ntf. .IIh III my-6-t
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John H. Pebler
FOR RENT

foh RENT-The Wilomet Apartments.
4 and ) rooms at once. Modern. No.
% 18th st. Frank Realty Co. Both
phones 1905 Main ST. ap-g7-tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-06
SIMPSON AUTO
TOUR SUCCESS
BIG TURNOUT GREETS TOUR
lists AT WILILSTON IN
AUTOMOBILES.
DELIVERS some ADDRESSES
Friene.s of Candidate for Congress
Believe That Conditions
Are Favorable.

Williston, N. D., June "a party
of 81 enthusiastic leading business
and professional men from Dickinson,
Richardton, Medora, Belfield and 9th
er points in the southern part of the
Third congressional district reached
here in eight automobiles, at noon to-
day. ....-
They accompanied Leslie A. Simp'
son, candidate for congress, having
left Dickinson Wednesday morning
and experienced strenuous trip over
exceedingly heavy roads, on account
OF nearly two inches of precipitation,
which was general over the Missouri
Slope country. since their departure.
Cordial Greetings.
Cordial greetings were given thu
mud.bespat:ered travellers us they ar.
rived here. Willist0n was greatly i'm
pressed by the loyal, unselfish sup.
port given Simpson by people know.
ing him best, who ibraved a strenuous
trip because of their belief in his un.
Aexampladt dtpesss a. their lpapa)ars can;
didate to simpartially and ,prOgres'
sively represent the Third district in
congress. Ninety per cent Of the per-
sons accompanying Simpson have
been acquainted with him more than
20 years and all are voluntarily max.
At Their Personal Expense.
ing the trip with him at their per.
sonal expense. Simpson spoke to
large audiences at Schafer, Arnegard,
Alexander and intermediate points.
Indications along the route and here
are that the popular and progressive
first choice candidate of two years
ago is now stronger in the country
north of Dickinson than at the pre-
vious election. Among those accom-.
panying Simpson are Mayor Alfred
White, ex-Mayor. R. H. Johnson of
Dickinson, S. NJ. Ferris, G. C. Turner,
]. F.. Brodie, Sheriff Brown, five news
paper editors, four bankers and other
men of affairs Simpson spoke here
tonight to crowded houses at the Star
theater and in the armory, making a
most favorable impression. His elec-
tion by an overwhelming majority
now seems assured. The party will
continue east along the Great North
ern and expects to reach Minot to-
morrow night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-06
BARRED At FUNCTIONS
Mild Punishment Imposed on suf
fragette Who Fell Be-
E.. fore King.

London, June 5.-Except to bar her
from court functions is understood
no action will be taken against Miss
Mary Floomgield, daughter Of Lady
Sarah Bloomfield, widow of Sir
Arthur Bloomfield, who last night at
Buckingham Palace, created a senta-
tional scene by throwing herself on
her knees before King George and
Queen Mary, shouting: "Your majes-
ties, for Gods sake" before being
hustled from the throne room.
Court Not Molested.
TOnights court in Buckingham
palace, the last of the season, was
not disturbed by the suffragettes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-06
1U1ILF GIVEN
An OVATION ! !
One Thousand Farmers at Ana
moose Applaud His
Address.

Anam0ose, N. D., June 5.-ColOnel
William p. Tuttle was given an ova.
tion here Thursday, when he address,
ed the crowd attending Market day.
There were more than 1000 people
present. Colonel Tuttle's remarks
relative to the Panama canal tolls
and his discussion of the effect to the
farmer under the democratic free
trade tariff were applauded loudly.
When 1t was known that Colonel
Tuttle was in the crowd he was in.
vited to make an address. A commit.
tee escorted him to the band stand.
From it he gave talk on the issues
OF the day. Incidentally he showed
the farmers what free wheat, free
butter and free beef were doing for
the farmers.
Pledge Support. =
The audience listened with the
closest attention, punctuated freely by
applause. Hundreds of them assured
Colonel Tuttle at the close of the
meeting, that they would give him
their heartiest support for congress.
Two ball games were played dur
ing the day. The merry-go-round was
busy. both day and night, for the
children and incidentally everyone
else. Everything was as merry as a
day in June should be.
Politicians looking for county Of.
fees were present and helped in max.
ing the day a success.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-06
HAD
BAD fire THUR.
interior of House Burned When
Kerosene Lamp Exploded;
No One Hurt,

jamestown, N. D., June 5.-A kero-
sene stove exploded in the Preston
Hughes home, Gil Sixth street w. de-
stroying the furnishings, leaving only
a charred frame house. When the
accident occurred Mrs. Hughes car
ried her baby girl to safety before
turning in the fire alarm, and when
the fire department arrived the
flames had spread over the interior
of the cottage, enveloping and des-
troying the piano and comfortable
furnishings, clothes and all. Nothing
was saved. The house carried $500
insurance, but the personal effects
were not insured. Mrs. Hughes and
the babies will remain with friends
while the family rebuild.