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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-10-16
POrNpMAsTER,s NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to owners OF
cattle that owing 10 the non-attentIon
of the ordinance poundmaster will
be put on Monday and any COW found
on the streets after eight o'clock Will
be empoundcd.
Joe iva, Poundmaster
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-10-16
Hexaoe HtdezeieaI

Sick headache, biliousnees, piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac
tive bowels. Get q box OF Rexall
Orierlics. They act gently and eifec-
lively. Sold only by US at I'D cents.
Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-10-16

can transpire between now and next
April.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-10-16

While we are on this western labor
subject, there Is one thing that wish
TO speak OF There Is a shadow gath
ering over the industrial world OF the
west and that shadow Is the !. w, w,
I commenced TO hear about the |. w.
W. as soon as ! passed the Rockys. !
knew just enough OF this organiza-
ton to understand that IL Is labor
organization which had it's fountain
head In the Western Federation OF
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
CHILD TAKEN, WOMAN
THREATENS SUICIDE

A possible tragedy was averted here
Thursday by local authorities, who by
taking poison and weapons from Mrs.
Anna Spar, a woman living in shack
on The Columbia lowlands, probably
prevented her from taking her own
life. The woman. with her little four
year old daughter. was found living
with a half breed Indian. The man
was made to leave town early in the
week. The child was taken to Port
land Thursday by J. 6. Kilpack, of the
Portland Boys and Girls Aid society,
and placed in the organization home.
81 will kill myself if you take my
child" the the woman told the officers,
when they went for the little one.
Officer }. X. Carson. searching her FL
thy hut found note pinned on a table
top. 1t was addressed to a son, Cecil.
"Forgive me for what | am going to
do, :" it read, but | am broken hearted,
they are taking away my darling
baby" The officer found the woman
and took from her a bottle of poison
and knife. She has been watched
closely since. With the half breed out
of the way the officers express the
hope that the woman reforms and be-
comes worthy of having the child re.
stored to her.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
APPLE & FAIR BOOST
Err, PIONEER MOTORIST

After two days pioneer automobile
trip from North Yakima. Almon +.
Smith, who is touring the northwest IN
his car in the interest of the San Diego
exposition, arrived here Monday morn
ing tired and dusty. Mr.. Smith came
by way of White Swan, Simcoe and
Glenwood.
"They tell me, " he says. "that ! am
the first motoflst ever to make this
route. My driver and would never
have taken the trip if we had known
what we were getting into, 1t is true,
as we were told, we cut the distance
considerably, but we would have made
far better time if we had gone by Nab
ton and Bickleton.
'The road we took leading down
through the Yakima Indian reservation
to Glenwood was nothing more than a
trail. We had to jump stumps and run
our car over good sized logs. Our most
serious accident, however, was the
breaking Of our crank rod. We were
using a high powered L0comobie. |
don't think we could have made the
trip with machine of ordinary power. F."
Mr.. Smith says that they met up
with forest ranger in the pine forest
north of Glenwood. This man told me
that efforts were being made to have
the government appropriate money to
construct road from North Yakima to
Glenwood, or rather complete a link in
passble way that is already open.
When this is done, it was stated, the
DAD between the two points will be les
sened about 60 miles.
Mr.. Smith is travelling through all
northwestern fruit districts securing
fruits for display at the Panama-Cali-
fornia exposition.
I'VE are trying especially to interest
the shipping organizations" he says.
During the fall months, as the com
mercia varieties of apples ripen and
are harvested we will have at the San
Diego fair the largest representation,
10 labeled packages of fruits, of fruit
shipping organizations ever before
seer at any one time.
While here MIR. Smith called on the
shipping associations and representa-
tive growers.
IL have allotted a space to Hood
River in the booth maintained at San
Diego" he says. "For this space
have been offered $40 per month. Al
ready | have bought with funds at my
disposal $40 of fruit from the HOOD
River valley"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
Automobile Owners

are realizing that we have
the oils of quality, and also
the price. Neatsfoot and
hard oils, alcohol and tur-
pentine, paints, oils and a
most complete line of paint
ing supplies. Hard and soft
greases, non-flowing oils.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
STORAGE FACILITIES
AN AID, SAYS SIEG

Hood River apple growers are resliz.
ing returns this year on their well
equipped storage and refrigerator
plants, equipped to handle a crop of
nearly twice the size of that of the sea-
son now under way. Eastern markets,
according to reports of local dealers,
are in a very bad condition due princi-
pally TO the fact that the markets are
overlUarded with fall varieties Of fruit,
a very large proportion of which goes
TO market in bulk.
THE local apple men are extremely
fortunate, declares Wilmer Sieg, "be
cause the progenitors in the orchard
business conceived the necessity for
building these terminal facilities. Con-
sequently during the depression of the
fruit markets we can sit tight and play
waiting game until after the early
varieties of the middle west are cleaned
up.
"Other sections without storage IA
cilities are forcing their apples on the
marked, and this is adding to the gen
eral confusion.
THE great trouble with Hood River
is that it is suffering from lack OF
concentrated effort. Its shipping asso'
Citations are working for values that
are being undermined by independent
growers shipping direct. 1t is bothered
also by an influx of buyers who try Il
purchase fruit for about half its rea
value, and in many cases they get aw al
with it. These buyers in turn quote
the trade prices at 30 cents lower thai
the ruling quotations of associations a
the same time making a guarantee o
the Associations grade and pack.
Conditions that rule this year shov
imperatively the necessity of grower
aligning themselves with some stand
ard shipping agency. Using the purel
German expression: Unless we ham
together, we will hang separately. "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
STAMP LAW CALLED
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

The anti.trading stamp law passed by
the last legislature was on Monday de-
cared unconstitutional in decision
handed down by Federal Judge Wolver
ton in Portland. The case was being
watched with interest by number Of
local merchants who use the stamps IN
their business.
1t was decided that the law, which
levied tax of five per cent on the
gross sales of stores using trading
stamps, was in contravention of the
equality clause of the federal consttu-
tion, and therefore void. Monday de-
cision restores trading stamps to the
status that existed before the enaction
of the law, which was found invalid.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07

Orchard Supplies
Security ladders 40 cents a
foot to close out
We have found a much
better ladder-examine it.
Monroe Picking Sack Sl.50
Palmer Picking Pals LOO
Barnett Picking Pals LIS
See that the nails you buy
are full count. sd 39700-59d-
$1,000 6d236OO. You can lose
25fc on wrong count.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
HANS HOERLEIN TO
RENDER PROGRAM

The next concert of the musical de-
partment of the Woman's club will be
held at Riverside Congregational
church on the evening of Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10, when Hans Hoerlein will rem
der an organ recital. Mrs. c. II. Hem
ney will sing several solos.
At the close of his concert Mr.. Hoer-
lin will give a talk, explaining organ
music and especially that of the selec-
tions rendered. The general public is
invited to attend the recital. However,
a guests fee of 10 cents each will be
charged all not members of the Wo-
mans club.
The musical department will hold a
business meeting next Saturday after
noon at 4.30 o'clock at the library
building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
ThurStOn Laraway Wins HOnOrS

1hurston Laraway, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Larsway, has won marked
honors at the University of Oregon.
where he is now a student of the de-
partent of commerce. In two recent
tests Mr.. Larawsy has received mark
of 100 per cent.
MIR. Lsraway has been pledged to the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07
BEAR STEAKS ARE
NOW In SEASON

Bear steaks and roasts are now in
season. Numerous hunters are bring
ing in big fat carcasses of bruins.
Chas. Abernathy, of Mosier, who
killed his animal insthe range east of
the valley, brought huge bear to the
Holman market the first of the Eweek.
The bear, which was the fattest, &C.
cording to thoes who have seen many
carcasses, seen this season, weighed
240 pounds dressed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-07

houses in different parts of the valley
are now open for receipt Of fruit. w.
b. Cunningham is in charge Of the
0dell warehouse, and Kenneth Mckay
is looking after the city warehouse.
The offices of the Exchange will be
removed next week from the First Ma
tional Bank building to the new tile
plant on State street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
NEW HAVEN CASE
WILL START TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct. I7.-Robert l..
Bats, special assistant to Attorney
General Gregory. and his former law
partner in Texas. has completed to-
night the summary OF the address he
VIII make 10 the jury tomorrow in out
lining the governments case against
William Rockefeller. Lewis Case Led.
yard. Edward ID. Robbins and their
eight co-defendants. charged as direc.
tors OF the New York. New Haven a.
Hartford railroad with conspiring to
monopolize the transportation traffic
OF New England.
The summary alone covers more
than sixty typeWritten pages. contain
ing scarcely more than ten abre skele-
ton OF the huge mass Of testimony
"hich the government expects to pre-
sent In proof OF the alleged unlawful
methods used by the defendants 10
bring all competitors OF the New York
New Haven and Hartford under their
control Mr.. Bats expects 10 enlarge
upon many Of these transactions a nd
probably will not finish his speecbun
III adjournment Is taken on Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
ITALY TO PLACE
LOAN IN U. s.

NEW YORK. Oct 17.-Announce-
ment was made tonight that the Ital-
Tan government has arranged TO place
an issue of $4,000. 900 one-yar notes
In the United States. This will be the
nrst direct loan negotiated here by
Italy since the beginning of the war,
and II will be used In payment for the
heavy purchases OF war and general
supplies now being made by that gov
eminent In this country. Heretofore
these have been largely paid for
through London.
Lee. Higginson & Company of New
York and Boston have been appointed
To place the loan. The notes will have
convertible bond privileges. and al
though not definitely announced. IL is
thought they will bear about per
cent interest. The notes will be offered
In denominations OF 500 $500 and
$1,000. and the principal and interest
viii be payable In United States gold.
The bankers are understood to be
forming a syndicate TO distribute the
Issue. which will be offered politically
shortly
In addition to paying for supplies IL
Is hoped by the Italian government
that the issue will tend TO stabilize
exchange.
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CHARLTON MAY GO
FREE IF CONVICTED

COMO. Italy Oct f7. via Paris.
Togo %. m. Porter Charlton. the
American who ls awaiting trial here
on frge Of having murdered HE
VIE. seemed somewhat nervous 10
CAV In anticipation Of being lnterro
n'i'd tomorrow by baron sciacca. the
presiding judge
SiFnor Picardi counsel Tor CharI
ton. has petuoned Haron sciaccs 10
consider. should Charlton be- found
guiliy the fact that tho prisoner has
been under restraint since June "a.
lfIN when hc was arrested boz New
YORK. and also that under the amnesty
Granted Tor crimes committed prior
70 ltaly'a entry into the war. ono
car shall DO taken from al sentences
-iFnor Picard expects that. BY rpa
son 81 the time charlton has been held
prisoner and the one year deduction
under tho amnesty. ~ charlton be- con.
Nictod no will be- set free. provided
lh' fenicnco ~ the court docs not ~.
coed siv vars and four months i'm
rrieonmcrf
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BULGARIAN LOSSES
500 IN TRIM FIGHT

SOFIA. Friday oct ~. via London.
Oct u. 800 .. M Reports from the
front Indicate that not single SER
wan soldier remains on Bulgarian ter.
fitory. while bulgarian troops an along
The line have taken possession Of Ser.
Wan and Macedonian territory
Additional reports show that tho
bulgarian losses I'M The fEhtInE az
Trim and HosFllcuad were 10 killed
and 500 wounded Instead az Is killed
and 100 wounded. according to The
figures FIRST available
The second day operations By the
HulRHriauH were notably sufbessflI.
especially n The direction 40 SULTAN
Irpe. which lH considered one OF Ser
Was rfrongfaf ru. .fiUna
The latest reports. said to em1nafs
from Greece. indicate that tho conunu.
frrr 90 that r0unfrv.s neutrality Is as
Furrd. and "a departure from this poll
ry H unlikely fo bf caused by Greek
aufag0nIsm toward BULGARIA
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FORTIFICATIONS AT
REGASTRENGTHENED

PErRoGRAD. Oct. II. via London.
$3.50 p. m.-The Germans have mate
rally strengthened their Notifications
In the Jacobstadt district. southeast of
riga. giving them character OF per-
manency. This leads Russian militia
~ Observers to conclude that the OBJ
Ject OF the operations in the Riga dis
trict Is to divert attention from the
Dvinsk district. and from the southern
war theater. which latter Is assuming
uaiiy greater Importance because OF
the Balkan situation.
The capture by the Russians OF the
oattreri farm. midway between Lakes
Demmen and Dreswiaty, from which
they drove the Germans with great
slaughter, besides capturing many
Prisoners, gives the Russians command
OF the line southwark from Dvinsk
through Dreswiaty TO Lake Boginsky
"a line of natural defenses 80 miles
In length.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
JOFFRE CONDUCTS
BATTLE BY PHONE

PARIS, oct. IA Paris paper to-
day gives an account OF how General
Joffre, commandments OF the
French forces. directed the operations
during the battle in the Champagne
region. Taking a post close 10 the
front. in an inkeeper's kitchen. where
a telephone had been installed Cen
eral Jofrre. bending over a large scale
map. listened TO officers at the tele-
phone AT intervals giving his orders
In an absolutely calm voice
In this position. the newspaper &C
count says. General Joffre remained
more than p hours-frOm q o'clock in
the morning until 1880 the next morn
ing-neither eating nor drinking dur
ing the whole time. At the end OF that
period. after marking certain places on
the map, he put down his pencil and
said
1T is over. Let us go take a bite"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18

carmel has arrived from the granite
quarries In Vermont and will De laid
next sunday. The inscription was
Mount Carmel A. D.. II. c. NJ X v"
-. d Merriman. secretary Of the
idehty Investment association. has
started the construction Of a beautiful
new residences opposite Wheeling park.
More men have been called for en-
lns y" the receiving OF many large
.,--liihe STAMPING works viii resdme
vl,.,atioh- In run today after having
1890 only part time during the past
-Georgc " Sturmer national mr.
Aamizcr OF the y. and q. Veterans union
VIII come Go Wheeling in the near fut
'"'e I" Organize a veterans union here.
Last week was one OF IN. hest
lerlods In he local hotel business FOR a
Ions time said q prominent proprietor
/! se es.erday There were scores q per
enforcement meeting In additio, a. 3
unusually number OF commerciai men
An the flowers and shrubbery have
been removed from the riverside park
Tor the winter By George " star,,11
oday Will see big delegation OF
prominent professional and business
, i,,'., and manufacturers or this com
yunltJ lfhNinE Tor the annual meeting
or the West virginia Board Of Trade AT
"lrmont Tuesday and "wednesday
Der Of shsnty boats on sith"r side ~
tt,Hs OHIO river between this city and
1t II unoniciaIv reported that
= rect car traffic between this city and
Martins Ferry Bellaire and Hridgep0rt
mas increased fully 90 per cent durina
the past three months There's rea,
several wheeling firms are having
H0Ht~ bun 90 use in fhs Martins Ferrv
love On parade. being Thursday evening
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SUSPECTED MEN
TO GET HEARING

KANE. Pa. Oct 17.-Louis SuDy-
skie. chief electrician at the plant OF
the Aetna Explosives company az I'm
porium, Pa. and his assistant. A.
Fronbohz. who were arrested Friday
night on the charge OF conspiracy IN
connection with the recent fatal ex-
plosion at the plant and held In jan
at Ridgeway will be returned to I'm.
porium tomorrow morning 10 be
questioned by District Attorney FRED
johnson. The police announced to-
night that blueprlnts Of the plant al
Emporium flowing the location OF
the various buildings. including the
warehouse in which the explosion oo-
CURED, were found in the possession
OF the 'wo men.
The police officials said ton Rht
that other arrests i'm connection with
the mysterious explosion are expected
20 be made soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18

church. The convention will con.
unue until October 29.
The date for the holding OF the
Cathedral bazaar has been advanced
one week and will be held at the Car
roll Club In place OF the school. as was
at hrst planned. Abe dates now de.
elded on are November 10. ii and IL
The Wheeling Stamping Company.
according 10 reports. will resume Cd.
erations in full this morning. The
plant has been operating only part OF
the time for the past several months.
Fire Marshal John S. Koran Of Tor s' ibs
month uf September. there were "a Hres.
IN IN the state making nre loss OF 500
william Evans. local Insurance man.
mas received an Interesting account "
TIE battle az Hayti. between United
Frank u. Wcllere. former Insurance man
but who II now connected with the ser
Three Island youths were In police
court saturday morning FOR Premature
hslows en- celehratipns. Judge Jordan
gave them some sound advice ana upOn
: heir promise o. D.. good they were re-
leased. Tom Brown and 7. Hoilstow
charged with being drunk. were hned
blank
More mon have been called 10 re-
this Uorning FOR work n b. under
stood that several orders have been re-
ceived
Interest is being taken here In the
proposed canal connecting the ohio
river and Lake Erie. The rennaV ivarf.
leFl lature has appropriated sum ~
money with which 90 investigate the
proposition
About sixty -fVe local shriners re-
furn"d home yesterday morning from
attending the biz ceremonial Boo Martins
burg saturday
" heclinz fofFc No o. - o. D.
lhIilHffd class Of candidate af
rrrcflrr Saturday night
herman made TOYS are being rccstv-
conditions In Europe There viii he no
shortage ~ toys
Tho beautiful corner stone FOR W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18

This city was well represented ~ ~,
noon. aitet-
Elmer Robertshaw will make n busf-
ness trip 20 St Clairsvilie this nornip.r
Charles GoetginFcr who was fpture I,
~ the Aetna STANDARD mill last week y,
improving az his home.
frank Roberts left Saturday rnornip,
vacation. 7A oAS
Ihe Junior Mechanics will hold an IL, -
portant meeting On their hall on Ma,
street. this evening
Ihe WheeiinE Traction Company viii
bridge this afternoon.
There is some fr.. 10 bavtpg 49,
~ ~ ,Sop 70 patrol the National road
u" look out for spesders
Attorney Pred spriggs returned w.
Stcubenvilie "'P u"
Clyde ilardesty. o. This city has 49,,
-tninohfd 20 appear for duty on ttc
..ulnon pleas court jury to-norrovy
tens ~ Interest Tor this paper NAV
~ left a. the Roberts 4 T'rodsrieEs a..
store or the schick News stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
100000 FIRE
AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o., oct. Thames
destroyed a six-story building in the
heart OF downtown Cleveland tonight.
doing more than 100000 damage and
threatening to wipe out millions OF
dollars worth OF property.
An explosion. set of mysteriously at
10 O'Clock, on the fifth floor of the
Britton building. on East Fourth street
started flaming trail that enveloped
the entire structure in flames before
hremen from every engine house in
IN downtown section had reached the
scene. Hundreds OF lives were in peril
Tor more than an hour. while firemen
worked desperately to confine the
flames To the single building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
NEWS BRIEFS

a meeting Of the directors Of tfa
Arfocia'ed Charities viii be held th.s
afternoon. at which time several mat
Hf. NiH come ur Tor consideration
Among them wiil bs That of changing
mo ramo ~ The association and tho
election 0f new directors
-belerafea who viii attend Ha
Joint m'''.nr OF railroad brotherhood
fhat WITT Do held in cleveland Tue.
naF fvrnIn. will leave mI. rsrnIr-
several important natter. uHI come
up az fhIs meeting
Nnrf Sunday afternoon Prof So a
'InrI.In. of Dayton uII be- fir rpeat
or Or fhr oprrIrr dar of Tho Ohio
'nInfF sunday school institute uHIlr
FII te held iu fhe Fifst PreabytefIsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
BRIDGEPORT


'Neb Wnen two deputy a. mar
sue from Columbus arrived boz this
80 900 placed Mr and Mrs Frank ~
Hf.k. uf this CITY. under arreet .f.r
80 mem 90 Steuhcnviile TO De- arrHfrn-
=. lN euNraI court this week THDv
G-r a'fnupnuiel hY their atforr.E.
80 HlfiEEs when they left this CITY
pr. w f' IHfn Saturday evening the re-
~ noun. ~ bond Tor their release
nave been placed against them
hlnNihE QUE 90 the recent bnnhruufet
iFn, cfnifEs lled hy Mr Hrrk In federal
court some time ago Do b. aaIF mae
lLs-e t'sii nnnf VS. offered before the
referee in bankruptcy
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TO INVESTIGATE
SHOOTING TODAY

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Oct. I'm
Nestigation Of the shooting in the
rooms OF the city Democratic execu-
i've committee here last Friday when
J. Cohen. reporter for a local news
paper was killed. and four other men
wounded viii begin here tomorrow
with coroner's inquest.
The police today formally charged
Henry J. Brown. one OF the men ar
rested after the shooting with mur.
der and with conspiracy to cause the
shooting. and Edward X. McDonaI Ia
was charged with conspiracy and as
sault With intent to kill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
BRAZIL APPROVES
PEACE TREATY

RIO DE JANEIBO. oct. line
brazilian Chamber OF deputiss has ap..
proved By vote Of 100 10 s the arbl.
lfailon treaty signed last Nav d..
tween Argentina. chile and Brazil
The arbitration treaty provides for
fubmIHslou t0 an International com.
mission OF differences which cannot
p" settled automatically or submitted
90 arbitration. u b. aFreed tIat nos
.liilos are not To- begin before frr
commission frames iis report or ba
Tore The lays" ~ one year a aIneia
government may invoke the action Of
the commlssIou