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The Meeker herald., 1915-04-24

New shopping bags fancier than
those Of leather. and new combs in
odd shapes are among the latest Of
novelties in accessories Of dress that
ass aliurinSly displayed In the shops.
In the picture given here two Of these
bags are shown. tossthsr with .
comb. The bags are mounted on
the new clasp. which has been chris
tened the Panama Gate" Il spreads
when pulled out to opsn the mouth
Of the bag. and when pressed to close
II Ats under . cap Of metal.
Al the left the long bag 10 made Of
sold-colored meirc ribbon Of heavy.
soft quality. This is gathered to =
nat bag made Of gold beads. having
y lowered pattern in beads Of vari-
Gus color and finished 1t the bottom
with tssseled fringe of beads. The
clasp il Of French gilt and the cap II
Of the same.
At the right the bag is made Of
Mack MORE ribbon in fine quality
mounted on clasp Of gunmetal. 1t 10
lined with lowered silk In lavender.
and the cap which confines the clasp
is Of gunmetal set with an amethyst.
The small coin pure Of silk Is at
tarhed to tie bag ~ fine chain Of
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suhmetal. The bag is suspended BY
. handsome silk cord. The sold-col-
ored bag has handles made Of folds
Of tho silk run through small gilt
slides.
The comb ID IN sxcsllent imitatsoa
Of tortoise she'll in . composition Of
cslluloid. The curved teeth are set
on to hack which IL scsoll-liks IN
shape and set with small rhinsstoaes.
The shape Of the scroll has given the
comb lite nams-it 10 ambitioussy
called The Eternal Question" It II
cleverly curved both in the back and
the teeth to At well to the head and 10
intended to be worn with the new long
roll in which the hair is arranged ut
the back and over the top Of Tie
head.
JULIA eorToMLEY.
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JULIA sorToMLEx.

A pretty little everyday" gown IL
Of mouse-colored cloth trimmed with
graduated bands OF deep sapphire vel
vets it has the yoked skirt and full
hem Of today, and q quaint high belt,
also an exceedingly pretty high collar.
In striped mauve and sapphire faille
and satin.
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from only one clipping bureau
and that these AFFORD only .
rough kind Of indication OF the
extent Of the use Of the matefi-
al. Calculations, however. have
been made and It 10 perhaps
likely that they are under rath-
or than over the mark. II 10
believed that 3ust before the
outbreak Of the European war
the material furnished by the
information once appeared each
month on approximately $780,
100000 printed pages. At the
close Of the last fiscal year. Just
about twelve months after tho
Information service had bean
established, the division Of pub
locations made . report to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
YAQUIS WIPE
OUT MINING TOWN

DOUGLAS. Ariz-Oct. Twenty.
three Inhabitants OF La Colorado, a
mining town in the Hermosillo. Sonora.
district. were massacred by Yaqui In
dams. who captured the town this
week. according to reports received
here today. Women and children were
beaten to death. IL was said.
Messages concerning the massacre Of
inhabitants at La Colorado were re-
ceived here from Aqua Prieta. They
stated that cowboys had brought the
story of the attack on the headquarters
OF General Gales. Caranza commander
there, from Hermosillo
These advices said that La Colorado
had been captured by the Indians az
ter short fight. Prior to the advance
on La Colorado 400 Yaquis were said
10 have taken possession OF Ures.
county seat of the Ures district.
Several foreigners we're believed to
have been at La Colorado. but no word
has been received from them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
DR.. HILLS CASE TO
BE AIRED IN COURT

NEW YORK. Oct Indications
were given to-day that the financial
affairs of the Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight
Hills. pastor Of Plymouth church.
brooklyn. an edifice made famous by
Henry Ward Beecher. will soon be
aired In court Attorneys acting for
pr. Hills today obtained a summons
requiring the appearance in the Su-
preme Court. within twenty days. of
Frank l.. Ferguson. former president
of the board Of trustees OF Plymouth
church. who. for nearly five years.
managed the clergymans business af-
fairs.
II was a disagreement last March
between Or. Hills and Mr. Ferguson
that eventually led 10 the recent pull
pit Acknowledgement by Dr Hills that
he had been too keen to make money.
and that he had gone into speculation
in order TO make provision for his
family and others dependent upon
him
obtained and served by Charles r.
Lark. Of counsel for DR. Hills. and
Mr.. Lark. u was stated. Is now pre-
pared 10 20 into court and ask for the
examination OF the minister's former
business administrator. The examina-
ton IS sought a. preliminary TO the
drafting Of the complaint In Dr Hill
lis action. which. ~ was said. would
be directed 20 the end that every de.
tail Of Mr. Ferguson's handling OF
the clerEymans business affairs for
FIVE years shall be- revealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
INDICT SLAYERS
OF GEN. 0R0ZCO

VAN HORN, Texas. Oct. THE
Culberson county grand jury to-day
jointly indicted Sheriff John A. Mo
rino and eleven other persons on a
charge Of murder in connection with
the killing Of General PascuaI orozco
recently in Green river canyon. The
case is set for trial this week. and the
record is to be sent to the State De
partment at Washington.
Orozco. with three companions. was
shot recently during a battle with the
sheriff and his posse. IL was alleged
the Mexicans had crossed the border
TO raid an American ranch.
The effect OF the indictments is miti
gated to a great extent. IL is said, BY
custom. In Texas. when a peace OF
deer. In the discharge of his duty. kills
man II is the invariable custom "a
ind an indictment charging murder.
The defendant usually is released
without bail. and after a perfunctory
trial acquitted by a jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
HOOSIER POET IS
HIGHLY HONORED

INDIANAPOLIS. Id. oct. flames
Whitcomb RILEY. aided BY the state and
nation to-day celebrated one of the hap
piest birthdays OF his life lie was the
hon1r guest At theatrical performance
IN the afternoon and tonight attended a
banquet given in his honor.
More than 1000 OF the poets friends
greeted him at the theatre. 4 mum ber
or ms poems had been set 70 music and
these we're interpreted by dancers som.
OF the most prominent men in the world
or letters spoke A. the banquet
The flood OF congratulations which
poured In on Mr.. Riley for the past two
weeks reached It's crest to-day There
were cheering messages from people I'M
every walk OF life
a letter fclicitattnE him on his birth
day reached Mr. Riley today from the
American Academy or Art Of Letters the
organization which three years ago ac-
knowledEed the Hooster bard as the
greatest living poet and presented him
with a gold medal In testimony Of that
fact.
The poet also received cabled congrat
ulations from Am has sadOr Page A.
Rome. Minister Brand Whitloclt AZ Hrus-
sells and Minister Henry Van DYKE al
The Hague. There also was "A message
OF felicitation from President Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
PLAVoLA TALKING MACHINE.
"Jitnsy Club" for Boys ard Girls

Great pleasure is being anticipated
by the thousands Of young folk 81
wheeling and vicinity through the
opening OF "a "rlsyola Jtncy club" bv
the House A Hermann store. which
elves every boy and girl splendid
opportunity fo get 20 Little Wonder
Talking Machine" sis records and rec.
ora album 90 very small cost and on
De easy payment club plan
club memhcrrhip cards are issued
in every member 81 tho club. and each
time 'Iitncy' or &C. Oh paid. the card
H punched showing the total amount
paid in. after 81 600 bias been paid. the
Ilayoia. siv records and record album
VIII Do delivered af fhe store CO.
ofcry member OF tha club provided
900 has been paidl. tho balance a.
ihc total price, which BE- $500. t1 be-
tnid in small weekly instaUments
The ereat number who have already
lakrn .d,sutaEa of this wonderful Of
Ter are more than pleased and no
doubt This win make many n happy
Christmas for Tho little folks. ae the
Instruments Will not be delivered until
after December 10Th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
ALL-sTAR BIooRAPH PROGRAM.

The Colonial Theatre offers a nuique
ana original feature to-day and tO-mor-
row in the recently released Griffith
Scnnctt All-Star Telegraph Program
booked through the kieine-Edlson yea
turc SER Ice.
The idea is new ln filmdom and cor
responds somewhat with the theatrical
custom m roviving exceptionally popular
stage eterE in their masterpieces These
programs represent fhC greatest work
~ David ". Grifnfh and Mack Ssnnett
produced with such Internationally
known photoplay favoritcs a. Mary
fickford. Lillian and Dorothy Gish.
Elaurh Sweet. Edwin August. Fred Mace.
Mabel Normsnd Mac Marsh. Henry
Walthall and many others
Many aua insiHteuf have been the de-
Wnris uf exhibitor. rshpinE the wishes
nf their patrons Tor another glimpse uf
THIS mighty nggreEatlou Of stars Iu tho
dramas and comedies rs hlch made them
Ho famous Ha members 81 the old Bio
graph stock Company
The klrlnr- Edison Program rfprerouta
carefully selected .iaf OF tho best atir.
turea boz which famous players ever ap-
rHnHrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
RETAIN WAR TAX
AND SUGAR TARIFF

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. -
President Wilson approves the deci.
sion OF Secretary McAdoo to recon-
mend that Congress retain the present
duty on sugar until normal conditions
are restored. and that the war tax
measure. which expires automatically
December 81. be extended until the end
OF the European war
The President is known TO believe
mat the European war has had such
an effect on Industrial conditions that
both measures will be necessary 10
help build up the revenues OF the gov
eminent
Some political leaders think that BY
proposing that the provisions OF the
last tariff law putting sugar on the
free list May I, 1916. be repealed. the
administration viii inevitably open the
entire tarin question SO far as can
be learned. however. such a step IL not
now contemplated by the administra.
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
THE BRIDGE"

Henry Kolker. the accomplished drs-
matte actor, whose work in stellar and
leading roles In many Of the most uota-
BILE stage successes or recent seasons.
among which arc THE Great Name %
The Greyhound 90 "Dur Wives" and "Dur
children. has earned him the ardent
support Of thousands Of American play
goers, VIII make his bow from the screen
under the auspices Of the Metro Pictures
Corporation nj the Virginia Theatre to-
day and tomorrow lu The Bridge or
The Bigger Man perturbation Of the
great play by the same name by Rupert
Hughes
The Bridge" or THE Bi-ger Man.
ls the latest production Of Rolf Photo
plays Inc. and was directed by John
" Noble. whose artistic and highly dra-
matte film creations have already won
such high favor with the Metro public.
~ D. in the alignment Of class again a
clasS--Which strikes deep Al the root Of
American liberties that this great five
act sociological problem deals. The
theme j. well handled and the plot one
that viii please. even " 30 does not
staftle in MS denouemeut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
MUSICIANS GIVE
BENEFIT CONCERT
ELks CLUE Is SCENE OF SUCCESS.
WOOD IN CHARGE.
WA 19r MIS- w. b. Smith, Invalid, Of
"arwood-Exoeptdona Pine
Program Rendered

Before a good audience at the Erks
Oiub. last evening. many or wheeling's
most talented musicians gave an excep-
uonsl concert for the benefit of Mrs. w.
T. smith. OF Warwood, who has been an
invalid, unable To walk. for two years.
Inc affair was in the capable hands
OF Mrs. W. A Underwood. who Iabored
INCREASINGLY toward success. The even
ing was opened with selections by the
Wsrwood band. Then followed a well
AZ ranged program. Mr.. Phil Mcguire
ana Mrs. Flora Williams were unable 70
o. present. and their places were taken
oy MISS Leona Adams and Mr. ROllo
Ainohs others having numbers on the
encellent program are Miss Mae Frye.
Miss Ann Bcuter. Miss Azelia RuIlard'
Miss Giayds Dexter. Miss Dora Neinin-
ger. Mrs Elsie Fisher Kincheloe. Mrs.
HupP otto. George Jefferson and Mr..
Frank ktncheloc
Several selections were played by the
Warwood hand.
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VICTOR HERBERT'S
1.-THE ONLY GIRL"

At the Court Theatre tonight and to-
morrow viii be presented for the first
Time IN this city, . musicSl comedy en-
utled The only Girl" the newest work
OF Victor Herbert and Henry blossom
80 many years have elapsed since these
brilliant writers have collabortcd In fact
much deplored. as one searches in vain
among the so-called musical comedies
OF to-day Tor even anything that IL an
approach to the finished touch and oril-
lnality found In Mile. MOdiste" The
Red Milf and other musical plays OF
this reunion must be regarded as more
than Interesting
IL l. said that one 81 the many dis
tinguishing marks OF The Only Girl il
the refreshing originality OF Its score.
which l. rich In melodies OF the real
Herbert swing and the delightful story
furnished by Henry blossom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
MISSING GIRL HAS
BEEN LOCATED

SPECIAL gspatch TO the Intelligcncer.
FAlRMONT, ". Va. Oc, 7.-Miss
Dana Basnett. the High school Junior
missing since September "a. past was
located today IN Cumberland Mary
land. The girl has secured a posi-
tlon and is employed there.
Inc entire country was being
searched for the missing girl by Eair-
mont relatives. Today a. s. Smith.
father of Blaine Smith, the school
teacher also strangely missing. sent
telegram from Uniontown that ne
had identified the suitcase left at a
hotel there as that of his missing son
but as yet the whereabouts OF toe
boy after he left Uniontown were I'M
known. II was thought Smith and
the Basnett girl had eloped but this
theory has been abandoned and
search for Smith still continues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
AGED MAN KILLED
NEAR CRAB APPLE
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT &C.
CURED EAST OF DALLAS,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Jacob Tenant Meets instant Death and
Wife Is lnjured-Horse Backed
Rig Over Wall.

Jacob Tenant. formerly a resident OF
Dallas. was instantly killed at Crab
Apple. Pa. ten miles east OF Dallas.
Wednesday night. His death occurred
when horse which he was driving.
backed a buggy over a ten-foot wall
Mrs. Tenant. who was with her hus-
band at the time. is lying at her home
in Ryerson's Station. in a semi-serious
condition. Her injuries include a
broken bone in her face. and several
minor bruises on the body.
Mr.. Tenant was a blacksmith. He
mad reached the age of so years. He
Is survived by his widow. and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. David Church
OF Cameron. w. Va: Mrs. w. ]. Barn.
hart. OF Crab Apple, Pa: Mrs. William
Davis OF Dallas. w. Va: Perry Tenant
OF Greene county. and James Tenant
of Dallas
Funeral services were held at the
home last night. and the remains will
be taken to Littleton this morning.
where interment twill be in Sand Hill
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08

Frruaratorr HrrrirrH WIH Ia held Ir
The Stone Ir0rbyferiar church af Elm
noon ir preparation ri The commune Jon
srrrlrrr fu br held Sunday frnrrIrr
The FULTON club HIU give banquet
O. fH members and friends Ir fHs club
house iu fhr near fIfIrf.
The wemhrra 1f fHn LOYAL Wrmen.a
Bible class ~ The Film Grove christian
church VIII give an oyster supper 80
WosherH ou Main street nest Thursday
evening
The rrrIdrufH of EIm Grove and pnf.
lerruu ore uu Ir arms over fHr many
dogs and ferrrfa being stolen
Mrs. TO- n. HfrlU and daughter NIra
Irene left yesterday Tor canton. 3D.. after
EdFluTfou IsHuf
~ 81. a. Naming and family have fe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
Why We Are Conducting This
Behr Bros. Piano Sale


OF the splendid reputation Beh
years tney nave been
oecond-Baue TO
quantity Behr
command the attention of all those
low -
has always been policy offer the
uon and with
sale we farther arbitrarily
MARKED e en price on these Behr Bros Instruments
in exact ratio with the in ocash
other High Grade and One Price Dealers asking
We glad we have opportunity public the saving
we secured through this Behr Bros purchase
Yours
C. A. HOUSE, Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
BRITISH GAIN ON
THE DARDANELLES

LONDON. Oct. T.. Sal p. m.-Dur-
ing the past month of fighting in the
Dardanelles the British have gained on
an average something more than 300
mile Suvla bay front. according to an
official statement given out tonight.
The statement was embodied in a
report from Sir ian Hamilton as fol-
lows:
During the past month the fighting
at Suvla Bay has not been on scale
calling for special reports. Every
night there have been patrol actions
and bomb attacks. and we gained an
average OF little over 900 yards along
the whole center OF the four-mile Suvia
front"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
SENSATION IN
VOTE SCANDAL

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. IA sen
sation was caused today when County
Controller Hyatt VI. Cribs. testified
az the hearing 10 have the entire vote
cast at the primary election on Sep
tember 81 In the first ward In Brad
dock thrown out. that the Judge oi
election and register assessor offered
to throw him the majority in the first
district n he would make 50 "suni
GENTLY interesting" Mr. Cribbs said
be did not enter into any bargain with
the men but asked them how they
could deliver the goods" lie said
they replied by marking the ballots =
Mr. Cribs was a candidate for re-
nomination but was Defeated AZ the ro.
cent primaries. Further testimony
viii be taken tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
new ARREST In
MURDER CASE

Special Dispatch t0 che Intelligence
FAlKMONI. W Va. oct. FOL
lowing additional confessions from
Joe Raber iu the county jail charged
with the murder OF his brother
Luther Rabcr. Frank Dunn was ar
rested tonight by Sheriff Conway
on a like charge. Rabor was IN
bridgeport. Ohio. late Thursday night
but he has not admitted having tie
money belonging 10 his murdered
brother
lie claims that Dunn and Albert
Nardor who was arrested yesterday
did the killing but viii admit that he
had part In planning the crime it
Dol not Thought any further arrests
viii be- necessary.
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c. A. HOUSE, Wheeling.

moved from their farm on Short Creek 20
the Stratford hotel at Woodlawn
II. l.. Bower OF Linton addition Elm
Grove, moved yesterday 20 Elm Heights.
Dr. l.. Conard OF Elm Grove Is reported
TO he seriously III AT his home
Andy Micky OF McGraws run was a
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday
Russell Winters OF sand Hfli spent
lness
a. L. Dague OF sand Hin transacted
business IN Elm Grove yesterday.
The Suburban Water and Gas COM
pany have been working for the past
Week on the building OF water and gas
lines In Elm Court
john korn moved yesterday TO the
Rice property on the National road. Full
ton. ~
Frank Hand of the stone church road
VINO has been III Is improving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08

Teachers reporting So or abOvcs
Alpha Coberly. Mary Curren. Logan KIT
tie. :. q. Simms Maude Wharton. LII
han Jacob, Maetilda Scharf Motlie
Lewis Wilda \orth. Olive HcrVey. Han
nah Springer Wilma Britt. Regina Lit
tie and Anna Grandstam.
Teachers reporting $50 or above.
Mrs. Mckee. ". r. Gorby. Anna Miller.
Ida Woodruff. Floyd Blake. Alice Bey-
mcr, Ada Caldwell Leona Oldham. Jean
Armstrong. Beatrice Henderson. Gay
Dorsey. Anna smith. Chas. WooGrun.
y. y Manpin. Margaret Falloure. Halle
BAIRD, Lulu kigcr. Emma Wilkinson
and Chas. Ray.
Teachers report no hardness. Ella
49,, 'tle, Ids w oo9 IN
Cuskey. Wilma Britt Margaret Fall
cure. and p L. Maupin
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WILL FORCE POLES
TO FIGHT RUSSIA

LONDON. oct 7-5.52 % min a
dispatch from Petrogrsd Reuters cor.
respondent says
Polish refugees arriving here say
nat German officials declare Poland
VIII Dc surrounded by a tribe line I'd
trenches and barbed wire entangIe-
mcnts. and that the Russians viii bs
quite unable to dislodge them. for In
there Is a shortage Of men the Ger
mans viii arm the entire maacuiina
population 81 Poland and force them
10 light tho Russians"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
EARTHQUAKE is
FELT AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. oct. "A we'll
defined cart hquaks shock was felt here
uf 1890 o'clock tonight
There we're two distinct trcmors. both
sharp enough 90 sway buildings slightly
and rattle doors and windows
AZ 1886 another disturbance. much
mildfr. wa experienced C0uaIderatIs
excitement. especially tu strangers Iu the
city, was caused by the quakes. but alarm
quickly subsidized
So far a. could be learned. n1 dam
age waa done. so reports from other
herfionH Of the state were received. give
nnco WAS not a. general aH the series az
earthquake experienced iart SATURDAY.
throuEhput TIE Pacific coast and as Ear
east a. Utah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-08
THEDA sARA IN SIN

Tho Res theatre offers magnificent
feature Tor today and tomorrow pro-
gram. Tho pUufnuIHF entitled "-In.f
fHl.u uaH written and produced bv Her
hsrf DrenHu For William Fuf. and In
uHI0I thr famous French actress. TnrIa
l.trf. frs vampire Woman. OIL starred
I. Hr unusually powerful and Convincing
VI lrl auUuUlinr fu STRONG dramatic lII.
uHErH rruuIrE uuf ~ The clash or rIr.
mental human passions Don't mics It.
fafheH Weekly and good comedies close
fHF UrnrrnHH