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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

The suffragists landed the biggest
fish in the stream when President
Wilson announced that he void
vote for the constitutional amend
ment in New Jersey granting suf-
fra2e to women He takes the very
rational view that it is purely a
matter for each State to determine
for itself and should not be made
an issue in national politics What
might be good for New Jersey would
not be good for Florida, and that is
especially true in this matter of suf-
frage for women, for conditions are
widely different in the two States.
We have the everlasting negro ques-
ton to reckon with down here and
that will keep women out of South
ern politics as voters at the polls,
except under special conditions at
special elections, for very many
years to come. Woman suffrage is
hardly live issue down here except
from the academic point of view.
and so long as it is kept there it
will be a matter for healthy and
more or less instructive debate but
it will not be a formidable force in
practical politics. Some of our Flor
ida women of the highest intellect
nal type and moral worth believe in
suffrage for their sex. but they are
numerically negligible and 1t is
doubtful if their arguments are max
ing any impression on the great body
of the women of this State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

Claude L'Engle has now dropped
You are too young and virile yet for
the confession. If you had started
that way it would be all right, but
to take it on after all these years of
prose looks too much like hunting
poor solace for old age.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

Nina brndy<x1 35sv 1aso, f.ss - ~
cente, AZ VA f,o,. alon.h <bsrro r,,.-
sios ~ .1;d ejoouh & Z ! s<,a<S ss<s-,, ',,
dIrccfI6u q 'tbs isler.ecfio< y ~
south l,ne d ssid eectioo Tvsnfv. f,uy
(aAl a ! posnt ninetrrr q h.ndr1d AM.
6ye (l056, feet East ~ the aout \ v,.st
coruer AZ ala sectjon Twen1y.fonv ~, !.
thence west On s.,d eoulb no.nd.r,
line Of said pection Is tbs point a
fe~inuinr. Toeethsr nth Iii v.tsr
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

Rov q II 0la,n ~ Vojao
nr..ch.d 80 shs ..hool ho,so
ua,day sv.,,n,~
Mrs r + t,ons ana darohtsr
nel.h;a rafnrned ~ ths,r homo
| near Middleton Friday after
spending several days with Mrs.
Butler.
Arthur Binford was down from
Caldwell Thursday looking after
| bis interests Ia the valley. Come
again. Mr. Binicrd, and bring
your friends. this is going to be
one Of the most productive sec
tions ot the state.
Mr.. Kelly and son Arthur ol
Roswell Heights called at the
Butler home Sunday.
Mrs. Moore and daughters
Una and Wanda, also Mr. Bur
ton visited With Mrs. kelm at
Wilder the first OF the week.
There were homeseekers looE-
ing over our valley Sunday.
Theo johnson and wife were
visitors at Harry Zimmerman's
Sunday.
Fritz l,und commenced work.
ing for the government on the
Fargo drop Monday
win Jones and wife. accom-
panied by Mrs. Waldron, drove
out to their ranches Sunday
afternoon.
| Misses Jessie Elan and Rn,b
punaoan and Roger punagan
drove 70 the Steel orchards the
arst az tho week and hronght
home a load OF apples.
| Ress;e Tro,t 10 s,a,d,,o rho
week visiting Mrs. Frank Jones.
| coyotes are eettiug to ha fro
onent e.,,ars II tba y.,Ia, Mr
lOwens being visited by one Sat.
urday morning, and arthur Bur.
lton by one n few MORNINGS
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21
For the Neatest Job Printing Phone 22
\: or Call at the Herald Office ::
Vale oisl Burns oses.
iOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOIlCE fOh TObLlOAi-ON
Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Vale, Oregon, October
LIST, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that William
Stradley, OF Parma, Idaho, r. F. d. No.
8, who, on November 29rd, 1908, made
Homestead application, under act of
June II, 1902, No. 0lsl, for the S>s OF
'SEL, Section S5, Township 81 s.,
Range As L., Willamette Meridian, has
Sled notice OF intention to make Final
6ve-year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Regis
ter and Receiver. U. s. Land Office. al
Vale, Oregon, on the 18th day of No
vember, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
| John Boswell, Arthur Holly, Ben
jamin F. Brown, Frank Johns, all o
Parma. Idaho. X. F d. No. 3.
THOS. JONES,
, lo.7l1ll Register.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

~ VIRTUE 0l an execution IN my
hands, issued oni d tbs District Court
Of tbs Seventh judicial District Of the
State ol Idaho. Ia aud ios the County Of
caDysn. In the salt oi X N. HutchIn-
son against W W. wheaton. duly at
tested she End day ol October. A. d.
1913. have levied upon all rhc right.
title and interest n the said " W.
whesion. In and 10 the following de-.
seribed property, situated 10 CANYON
Coanty, Idaho. va;
The Northeast Qonr'er gSElll. and
Lots One a.. Two go aud Three 80.
and The Northwest Quarter (Nwhl oi
thr Southeast Quarter ,sFla) q section
T~snsr I've le5l Township Five (5l
North 81 Range Five 90 West Of Boise
Nsflliau, containing Two Hundred
Eighty three and 500 g2s3 osl aerss.
more or lefs
Also Lots foar 90. Five l6l and Six
ldl Of ssetsoa Twenty-Five CO.. Town
ship Flye ,5l North Of Range Five 81
West Of the Boise Meridian: also that
portion o. The South One half $40 ol
the Southwest Quarter (sWtz) Of Sec
tion Twenty four l2i9, Township fls,
/ (5l North, Range Five (5l West OF Bois'
Meridian, lying South Of Cole Slough
comprising about Twenty COZ acres
bounded as follows
i Beginning at the Southwest corner 0
said Section Twenty-iour l243 theme
running North on the West Line Of sai'
Section Twenty four GA distance Q
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21
o2s74.
02974.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

- - - - - - a - - - - = q 49, .
Department Of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Yale, Oregon, September
Goth, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Clinton
G. Allen, Of Rarma, Idaho, B. r. No. 3,
who, on November 18th, 1913, made
Homestead application No. 02974, for
Lots and 4, Section 8, Township 90 s.,
Range AZ f., Willamette Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make Final
five-year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Regis
ter and Receiver, U. s. Land Office, at
Vale, Oregon, on the 25th day Of Oc-
tober, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas Welsh, NJ F. Hamilton,
John Pursell, Ralph Stark, Of Parma,
Idaho. TH0S. JONES,
9-93 1921 Register.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21
7ssessmenf Notice.
FARMERS CO OPERATIVE DITCH
co.

FARMERS CO OPERATIVE DITCH
co.
Parma. Idaho, October a, 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
II a meeting Of the Directors o. Farm
ers' Go operative Ditch Company, held
on the tth day Of October. 1918, an as
easement o. Atty cents l50c) per share
~ss levied upon the outstanding capital
stock q the corporation. pa, able on the
sih day Of November. 1915, to the Sec
reisry. Al Parms. Idaho.
Any stock upoa which this ASSESS
sent remains unpaid on the sth day OF
November. 1915, will be Delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
nsd unlers payment Is made before, will
ie sold on ,he 27th day Of November
1915, 70 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs Of advertising
and The expenses o. sale.
w. b. MITCHELL.
Secretary.
Office at Parma, Idaho. 1877 H.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

4 Union Loan Com
many. a corporation.
Plaintiff,
ys. v, o.,
Mary A. Crnm D and ''9''se y ''''o'
IR. A. Crump. her ms ohle on
husband, Ira w. Ken Foreclosure Of
ward and Olive G. Mortgage.
Kenward. his wife,
and w. a. Cough
amour, rcfendants.
UNDER AND nv WRITE ~ an
order Of sale and decrea II foraclosrra
,ssued ont Of the District oonrt of ths
Seventh Judicial District state of Ida.
ho, In and for the Countv of canvou. on
the btb dav NJ October 1a16 !, the
above entitled action wberein IJniop
Loan Companv. cornorat;on the
above. named nlaintiff obfainad dacree
against Mary A Orump and r. A.
Crump. defendant. ON the 4th dav
Of October 1913 wh;ch sa;a decrae wos
on the 9Th dav n Octobar ,o,s racord.
ed in Judyment Rook aix ~ said Court
Al page a. am commanded 10 sell ali
that certain lot. niece or narc,., of Land
situated in the County of canvon state
of Idaho aod bo,ndsd and dasor;had 80
follows 10 Wit.
BEGINNING az tho Nortbaast cor,ar ~
Tho Southeast ny o,a.fo,rth ~ .ha
| O. -
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

sssks to Reserve Land for Cattle.
Germany discourages the cutting OF
pea, Rs the government desires 70
convert the moors and bogs into
arabic lands through proper drainage.
This action Is taken because OF the
scarcity n cattle and meat
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21
Worth KNOWING.

Onions that are overstrong in favor
may be rendered less by slicing. then
putting In colander and pouring
boiling water over them. After this
plunge into ice water and let remain
for half an hour. THIS viii leave them
sweet aud crisp.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

80: LOCAL AFFI.IC t1IoNR. - thrv
<14ro1 rttfH t,|e ts4t n tHo 1ls4z&a c.
51IFh u bod Or fon6ilt1l1on4i dlsea.-s
4r1 IN rf1sr - care A yes sruaf take To-
eofn41 f<zne1ieH. I1ifs C1tarrh c1re -
o1ke1 infefr41tT. and act4 directly upca
~ biep1 an1 uufp11 suff4t1s. Halls
E&&<Td (ufe r rot quafk medicine II
- p<<ecrie<c ~ one Of lie 5est ply
Gic1onG 81 this country Tor years an1 Is
= r7Gs{4r prescription IL Is composed o<
~ b41< fQxIcs Known. combined with the
49, bleoe purifiers. eef1nx directly on ne
~ Of f1f tro ingredients a. what pro-
0eG each Hrrdfff1i results In curln1
G&o<Tr- q Seed for fer<imonieia, free.
~ CHENEY = CO.. Props. Ioiedo. o.
~. Y p1ssss;. y:sl,S s.I.s s.'ss e. sss.,,,...s.. %
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

After = woman has spent twenty
years trying to make man of her
son. along comes another woman who
proceeds to make fool OF him In
twenty minutes.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

A man goes awny 10 build up his
rundown physical system and comes
back to build up rundown financial
system.-Judge.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21
In the Justice Court Of Par-
ma Precinct,

County of Canyon, State Of Idaho.
Before M. a Bates, Justice Of the
Peace.
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

TX Timmins. Plain
tiff, VS..
John Doe and Richard
Roe, owners oftwo white
mares. one branded 9
on right shoulder, and
one branded Isl on left ALIAS
shoulder. and two sad SUMMONS
dles, one with G, L, Co.'S.
trademark OF Portland,
and one with Y Ii.
Smith, Of Prineville,
Oregon. trademark. De-
fendanta.
The State OF Idaho Sends Greetings
to the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
In tho above entitled Court to be held
in the Parma Herald Building in the
said precinct, in the above entitled
cause at 1000 o'clock A NJ. upon the
Goth day of November, 1915, and answer
plaintiffs complaint ON file in the said
Court, or plaintiff wall take judgment
against you as prayed in said COM
plant.
This action is brought to recover from
you the sum OF s50.30 alleged to he due
the plaintiff for services rendered you
in the care, feed. medical supplies,
storage and other charges, for two
mares and two saddles left with the
plaintiff on the 2lst day of September,
| 1915.
WITNESS My hand this 9th day OF
October. 1915. NJ. A. BATES,
Justice of the Peace.
Ernest Anderson, residing at Parma,
Idaho. Attorney for Plaintiff At ll-ll
The Parma herald., 1915-10-21

Union Loan Com
pany, a corporation,
Plaintiff.
vs.
Mary A. Crumpa and
II. A. crump, her
husband, Ira W, Ken
ward and Olive G.
Ken ward, his wife,
and w. q. Cough
amour, refendants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
SISTERSYILLE

~lSIEESNiLLE W. Va. March "a
a. reception was given for l..
w ET9,er Monday night by the Knight
on iNthias AIR fraser and family ieff
yesterday for calgary. Alberta. CenaJs
"itIt tn'F VIII make their future home
ytsji j X McDaulley who has been
itlhE h'r sons. Frank and gaorr.
~. sntiey. hss returned TO her home Ia
t~.ninFton. p
wheeling whore thrS sreut 4 fgv 49,
WIZ Mr. Harry KIRK
HleN alice Feary has returned from "a
short stay with friends In Pitteburgb o.
ID Hunter has returned nome o.,
salem. " va. afctr. being the FHest ~
N TI.,nrf ana wife. Mr. and Mrs. a.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest w,rsbsu ,,s
Ntnl or Itca. ohio. are the guests ~
Mre MARSHALL parents. Mr. and N~g
John X F~inlayson. who has bs-o
VILE friends. Ieft Morday fll Si5iers-
iu Tulsa. Okla. """.
James Hsddad las returned from the
Wv a.I hoarltnl where Do has been
Independent Glass factory on fbfs
.llN closed saturday and viii not re-
sumo work until April o. During ne
shut down the great majority cd ~
rlg . VII remain here
Cummings. assisted bv
" flIElhrfH fHnurV. snfaffaIrrH tE.
Wowen's club Tuesday afternoon Tr.
program consisted of eerrr1f Irferasff- ~
and both irstrumeutaI and vocal
Mrs W A. uasu sud s-ugh,s- Mar
nr HHHN returned f1 their homo
af Nrs Rs1u Parents M
81 Hud ST.. $751; DO 500 have rar. FL,
'er''"I i' attend fHs funeral ri
WiI EoaIar Of T.tIar.ue. pa has r..
PENDING H few HHrr
poo parents. w. and Mrs. o. U..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
carranzs Make. Rsprl.aI,-

NEW ORLEANS. March 23-Gen.
eral AlvsradO, the Carranza command
er who recently ~reoccupied the state
OF Nucatan. Is directing a pitiless
campaign OF reprisals against inhabi-
tants and property holders. according
to refugees who arrived here tonight
from ProgresO.
Jalacho. a town OF $500 population.
Is said TO have been burned BY Alvara,
dos troops. At Merida. capital OF
the state. the plant OF la Industrial
Compania, one OF the largest rope
and twine factories In Mexico. also
was said TO have been burned. The
plant was valued at $500 900. and was
owned by American and British CAPT.
tahsts II vas declared that 10000
bales OF sisal were burned at Merida
n hat the troops applied the torch
10 several warehouses.
General Mendoza. the Yucatan state
military commander has fed TO the
United States with twenty OF his men.
The others. with few exceptions, were
said either TO nave been killed in bat.
Tie or executed afterward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24

turer and cookery expert. who Is lee
turing TO housewives aud cooks. She it,
-mPI,aslhs upon the minds Of the Wo-
men who make up her large classes that
providing three meals a days means
somsthiug more than merely giving the
family something. Just any old thing. TO
eat three times a day. II means. ac-
cerulug TO this authority. providing the
tlGht sort ANA proper amount OF fuel 10
h'cp the body and mind going. on the
track. and At the required Ttt- OF speed.
MISS Ellis advances no theories iu her
thoroughly, and that b has not tried
out iu a practical fashion. She puts into
execution. In the cookery lessons she
gives each day the principles %
methods OF cookerN she reaches she
claims that the ain OF efficiency in
housekeeping a. la business. o. less
Of cooking Tor. and before a. large mum
her OF people, without any fristiou. or
,~oul or enhancement, She spends.
~ ~ True, a large part Of the morning
purchasing and preparing foods for her
Euests of the afternoon. but every dish
on hcr program De- prepared before the
ptaiEs each detail fully. mixes. stfrs.
watches the oven. or what III cooking on
lne tiI" keeps up "a running IRE of help
tui and iuterostlug upon what
y n"iht she tWe an sorts OF
ltnunL,sghe questions and does II
cheertully and satisfactorily She in
Alted these questions. She say she can
not Of course, hope 60 make efficient
housekosptrs OF every gIrI and woman
IN her class iu uye short lectures and
cookery lessons. hut out uf her deep
study OF the problems actual house
wives have 10 face every day. she hopes
a.. clear ~ many d~inlCultiDs. and above
All else Co set women Co think along
Better Foods, Better Homes lines.
An"NF yesterday recipes were thu
following.
Squash Au araun.
Z curiuls seasoned steamed squash. &
esq y0lk. D Tablespoonful melted crIsg0.
'acuutul cracker crumbs. MIN squash
and beaten vgs lolk. Mix tho crumbs
with the rri-'n. fut squash BOO U hak-
INK dish that has been creased with
grl-oo and zpriuNl" crumbs ON t0u.
Brown lu GO moderate owen.
Eggs with Tomato Sauce
To , uiufS OF boiling water add 3
taulesI uuutul vinegar and 2 ttu-UpunfuI
salt. iu this uuuch the desired rrmb-.
81 egg placing each ou piece Of toast
over this pour sauce made as follows.
j cnpful strained tomato juice. q tea
spoonful onion Juice. t~eBspouufuI salt
tsa~spuuuful pepper. O. ,abloep1OufuI4
and Crls,p together until smputh. add
tomato and onion Juice. season and let
simmer Iu dnubI, boyer FOR b mIuEsa
Almond Fingers.
'IpfHle flour. guufu Frisco. q
egE. tIhlaauuuUful4 sugar. tHI-
spoonful r1bluC powder. hub grisel
into flour. add sugar and baking pow
der. Make into stW paste with egg.
Roll out and cat into fingers thu ]
Cuuful almonds and wik with o. cuuf1I
Fiftsd sugar. and white Of Q egg. Spread
on fingers and bake quickly "a light
brown color.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
SENIOR GLASS
OF Wheeling High School 70 Entertain
This Evening With Elaborate
Affair


Today the Island Club room will be
artistically decorated for the enter
tainment 10 be given by the seniors
OF the High school Elaborate ar
rangements have been made for the
affair which promises To- De- one OF
the most enjoyable social functions
given By the class for some time
The room viii be- decorated with
the class colora. blue and white. and
tho school colors. old gold % blue
The proEram of The EVENING" lrs.
tivties will be- opened with % banquet
of which the faculty OF the school VIII
be- the houorrd rursfa Following
brief speech making by some OF the
instructors and seniors. various games
uil be- played. while the affair Will
De- closed with dancing
Miss Mary Best is chairman of the
entertainment committee. Nis. Jessie
Flanagan of tho -refroshmeut commit.
trr while Miss Helen Rolf Is bon charge
of the decorations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
ELECTION CASE
Cc-oatinusd FROM Firs, P.r.,

dianapolis and not returned 20 Vigo
county. The witnesses had been ar.
rested on various minor charges.
Mr.. Daley said some OF the prison
ers had been In solitary confinement
and that a smallpox quarantine had
been placed on the jail. He said he
dldnt know If the health officer was
mixed M in this dirty ness"
Bought and Sold Votes.
AFTER a number OF witnesses had
told OF repeating and buying and sell
ing votes. Judge Anderson had the
Jury withdraw for the day and ooh up
the question OF tampering with wit
nesses. He recited at some length
alleged attempts 10 influence wit.
nesses before the grand jury and the
instances testified 10 i'm court since
the beginning OF the trial.
He then asked Mr.. Daley Il he had
Investigated the case Of Steel and
when the district attorney replied that
two witnesses would testify on that
subject tomorrow. the court ordered
Steel into the custody Of the marshal
until he could give bond Of IS 900.
Steel has been at liberty on a bond of
$500.
Judge Smith. who. il was testified.
sentenced some OF the seven govern
ment witnesses 10 jail. then was or
dered into the charge OF United States
Marshal Mark Storen until he couId
give bond Of $4,000. Smith has been
out on 1880 bond.
Judge Anderson. after learning that
Shea's bond is $4,000 ordered Mar.
shall Storen TO take charge OF his nm.
~ tomorrow when he would dispose
Of the matter.
court warned the attorneys for
the defense that they should ipsfrucf
their clients 10 heed the orders Of
the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Been HARMoNY.

ALBANY. n. Y, March "a com.
mittee OF 1--WE was appointed al a
meeting Of the executive committee
OF the Republican League OF Clubs OF
New York here today TO ascertain ON
what common ground the Republicans
and P-rogressives Of the state can
unite. Ormsby McHarg. Of New YORK
was named chairman. The COMMITTEES
Is authorized 90 confer with any SINH
lar committee 10 be appointed by the
ProRresElves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
AGREEMENT In
THE FAR EAST
JAPAN AND CHINA GET TooETH.
ER on FIVE ARTICLES OF
JAPANESE DEMANDS.
All Articles Bear on Asnehuris-aps
Coneede Point Regarding Mon
solian ard South Asnehuria.

solian and South Aanehuris.
PEkiN. China. March %. 1886 a
m-Fve articles bearing on the
japanese demands upon China we're
initiated as concluded By the Chinese
foreign minister Lucheng Hsiang and
Eki Hioh- the Japanese minister. az
the conference which was held al the
japanese legation yesterday. 1rhe
japanese minister recently suffered
slight injuries by n fall from a hSrse.
and his condition did not permit him
10 go 10 the Chinese foreign Office
and for this reason the meeting was
transferred TO the legation.
All the articles concern Manchura
and the Chinese agreed to the follow
Ing stipulations:
hrst-The Japanese governments
consent shall be obtained before. a
loan Is made with a third power in
yolving the pledging OF local taxes IN
South M~anchuria.
Second-The japanese government :
consent shall be obtained whenever
permission IL granted to a subject OF
a third power 20 build a railway. or
when a loan Il made with a third
power for the building Of a railway in
South Manchuria.
Third-lf the Chinese government
In south Manchuria employees advis-
.ers or instructors for political. imam
clal or military purposes. the japanese
government shall first be consulted.
Fourth-The transfer Of the Kirin-
Chang Chung railway to Japanese
control for 80 years.
The NTH article was ON
China and provides for the continu.
ance Of such treaties as are not affect.
cd by the present treaty.
Japs concede Point.
The japanese have conceded the
point OF a separate discussion regard
ing East Mongolia and South Man.
churia, which were combined in their
list OF demands.
In the Manchuria group the immi.
grafton and land ownership clauses
have not yet been settled. but DEFINITE
progress mas been made. This Is the
case also with respect to the n
clause.
The japanese government has den.
nltely Withdrawn what is known as
Article 3 OF the fifth group" namely
the demand for a joint police admin.
%istration OF important places
throughout China and also has indi-
Gated its willingness. Il Is announced,
10 withdraw n or two other articles
from this so-called general group.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
SlSAL HEMP CROP


u improving according 20 reports 10
~ state department
Further Improvement
Arrival % the American money IL
expected 20 result in immediate fur.
her Improvement
Discussing the Mexican situation
generally today. Secretary Bryan con-
mented on conditions with a reitera.
lion Of the declaration that recognL.
ton OF any faction had not been con
sidered by this government tie spoke
hopefully o. the plans TO insure trans.
pouatiou OF sisal anc announced re-
ceipt Of an official expression OF -
gret by the ZaPats government for the
murder Of an American citizen. John
- McManus. In Mexico City.
Concerning conditions I'm the Mexi-
can capital. the secretary aid no seri-
Gus complaint had been received By
the department recently. Asked II
matters had progressed far enough In
the revolution torn republic to affect
any change in the policy OF the United
states. Mr.. Bryan said that there was
no change OF policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
SEALED PROPOSALS
Nos.. . MaSgiSetgSsfs, JcSSsTs, ne

Notice 20 Manufacturer. h ~
chantn and Others Wholesale DeaierI.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia viii receive bids datfv
~ It's oftice az Charleston. West Nfrrtnia
Ior furnishing supplies for the several
state INSTITUTIONS. the financial manag.-
mont or which e. vested IN said board
Soi tracts Will be awarded 10 the Iows~t
blnd'rS; quality considered. and other
thlhEs heing equal. West Virginia deal
ers Wall BE- given preference.
Lists ~. supplies needed viii be FUR
hished hlddcrS ON receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ga-L-U Charleston. West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24

IA g. hereby given to tn. old
~l"'kholders or the West Va. state Taf.
ASSOCIATION that the old board ~ dire.
tniN mas disposed or AN the suruIua f.
me treasury by declaring q cash gUT.
gtnd. ALI at the Gcrmania Halr DolI.H
NtNliss Eink. 1901 Market ST. Wheel.
inE, W. Va, on or before aurI Tgf.
and receive check.
GEO. HOOK Treas.