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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-30
FAIR VISITORS INVITED

Albuquerque, Sept. 2S.-President
ID. X. Boyd, Of the State University,
today issued a general invitation to
the people of New Mexico, who come
to the state fair, and an especial in.
vltation 10 the parents Of the state
to visit the University of New Mex.
leo, during their stay in Alhuqucrqus.
This year, astonishing increase in
attendance AT the university. nearly
one hundred per cent, DR.. Boyd at.
tributes chiefly 10 a better knowledge
among the people of New Mexico OF
the University, It's work and the op.
portunitieS it offers. He wants 10 ex.
tend that knowledge and believes the
ialr, with its large attendance. from
all parts of the state, offers n favor.
able opportunity, The University
VIII maintain rest room in the state
fair grounds, where visitors may make
arrangements for visiting the Uni
verSity campus under the personal di.
rectlon Of faculty members or ,tu.
dent committees. The present con-
venient iitncy service will make the
trip an interesting intcrIudc to state
TAR amuSements and sightseeing.
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Embroidery Special

Our buyer picked up about 100 sample pieces of
Embroidery, pieces that had been on the sample TIA
Die and were slightly soiled-at "A price that made his
head swim. The lot consists of Edgings. Corset
Coverings, Bandings, Flouncings, sc, &c. No two
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WHAT KANSAS WOMEN mn

Kansas is the Womcn's Free State
when women find their status in other
states is combining their lnalienoble
rights, let them try the S%unflower
state: Here are some Of the things wo.
man can do legally in Kansas:
Can take back her maiden name NJ.
ter her husband dic-, without legal
process or legislative acr.
Can keep her own name when she
Is married.
Gan persuade her husband to take
ner name and give up his family name
u she does not like IL.
Can keep her maiden name. and her
husband can keep his name.
Tan retain her maiden name Cor
business transactions and use her hus
bands name for social affairs.
" WIFE does not like either her name
or her husbands, they can take a name
mat suits them better.
y woman can wear mems clothing
"l'hout restrictions, except that she
"luNl not pose aS a man.
she Il vote at every election.
she can hold any Office in the state
and run for Congress 4
In other words, "A woman in Kansas
can DO anything, almost, a mar cdn
DO and some things he can't.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-30
RULES

All exhibits must he delivered to
exhibit committee marked with owners
name and address. Valuable exhibits
must be in care Of owner or care taker.
Best possible care will be given all
exhibits but the association will not
be responsible for any lost, stolen,
damaged or destroyed at exhibit.
The second day Of the Fair will be
Live Stock and Poultry day. They will
be required TO show only one day,
Wednesday, October 9Th, but may be
shown both days il desired. Owners
must care for ali Live Stock and
Poultry.
Registered Papers must be shown
with all registered stock.
All exhibits must be claimed and
taken care Of by owner at close Of the
Fair on the second day. All exhibits
to remain on exhibition until four
o'clock on the second day.
BE sure TO have every article plainly
marked with name and address of ex.
hibitor.
In case of only one exhibit of a class
the first prize will be awarded, two ex
hibits will receive first and second.
and three exhibits will receive first,
second and third.
Only one prize Of a class of each
exhibit will be awarded to any one
exhibitor.
1t is understood and agreed that
all agricultural products receiving
awards are to become the property
of the Board Of County Commission
ers of Quay county, N. NJ, to make
selections from to be sent to Albu-
querque to compete for the County
Exhibits at the State Fair.
First Premium, 81. 900. 90
Second Premium, ASH. 50O.O 90
Third Premium, cash. ............. $500
Judging of Agricultural Products
at . a. m Wednesday, October 6.
Judging of Live Stock at 10 a. m.
Wednesday, October 6.
Live Stock Parade at l2 m. Wed.
nesday on Main Street.
Exhibition of Driving Horses 10
buggy Immediately after parade of
Live Stock on Main Street.
Judges will make their own rules.
The first name of each committee
OF Judges will be chairman, and in hi,
absence the next name, and so on.
The chairman shall appoint additional
judges TO fiji vacancies or 10 assist n
necessary.
There will be additional sports and
contests for which suitable prizes will
be given.
A., R, CARTER,
Secretary,
There will be a public sale of live
stock by Wofford, Long and Dodson.
consisting Of horses, mules and cattle
each day Of the Fair, commencing Al
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grown this year By the exhibitor.
By the Tucumcari Sun

Best bundle of Soudan Grass
Years Sub. to the Tucumcari Sun
Largest Sweet Potato
Years Sub. to the Tucumcari Sun
Largest Pumpkin
Years Sub. to the Tucumcari Sun
Largest Ear of Corn
Years Sub. to the Tucumcari Sur
Largest Watermelon
Years Sub. 10 the Tucumcari Sun
Largest Muskmelon-
Years Sub. TO the Tucumcari Sun
Three Largest Kafir Heads
Years Sub. to the Tucumcari Sun
Three Largest Maize Heads
Years Sub. to the Tucumcari Sun
Three Largest F%etteritti Heads
Years Sub. TO the Tucumcari Sun
Largest Cucumber
Years Sub, to the Tucumcari Sun
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$3.50 p. m, Rogers and Hunter, aue.
%tioneers.
Any person having any live stock
entered for premiums that desires to
have sold at this sale may DO 50
without charge.
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pieces alike, and as soon as they arrive they will be
thrown on a table at prices that will make you gasp.
This sale will create a sensation and you want to
look out for il.
This is not a promise, but we expect TO have them
on sale about Tuesday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-30

IN the final analysis" said the Gym.
&C. woman has two life ambitions: the
hrst Is to get married, and the second
after she is married, to find out that
her husband has been unfaithful."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-30
CATTLE

Best Registered Hereford Bull Over
Two Years Old
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Best Sow and Pig.

Best Sow and Pigs
First Award, $3.50 Hat by II. Bonem
Second Award, 80 Pounds Flour by
Wofford & Edwards.
All stock competing for prizes must
be owned by exhibitor, a resident OF
Quay county, and must have been
owned within Quay county at least
three months prior to October |, 1915.
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to Royal Dexter.
Best Saddle Bred Yearling, Saddle
Type to Count 80 Per Cent
First Award, Season to Royal Dexter
Second Award, $3.50 Credit TO Season
to Royal Dexter.
Best Foal of 1915 by Royal Dexter
First Award, Season to Royal Dexter
Sl.OO credit on all Royal Dexter Foals
exhibited and not winning prizes.
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Petticoats

Ladies Black Petticoats, two lots,
Exceptional values at. 5gc and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-30

BY GEORGE BAIER
Best Gated Mares Shown Under
Saddle
First Award, Season TO Royal Dexael
Second Award, $3.50 Credit 10 Season
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SWINE
Best Fat Hog

First Award, Star Ham by the Tu-
Cumcarl Meat Co.
Second Award 60 IN
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Vallenciennes, Nets, Fillet, &c, &c. Big assert
ment at wonderfully low prices.
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A, r,
Secretary,

There will be a public sale of live
stock by Wofford, Long and Dodson,
consisting Of horses, mules and cattle
each day Of the Fair, commencing Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
AT THE VICTORIA

~ ne Victoria Theatre yesterday
crow ded houses saw Two excellent rer.
tormances by the Albert s. Wees MA vers
81 Ihelma. dramatlzatiou of tbe
mover OF the same title by Marie f,oreI1
" ME stage adartatiou o. in fve srts
ihree laid be- Norway. the other two h.,
London. For the Norwegian sets a..
company uses special scenery vybi@b
gives an air ~ realism and contrfbftfe-
ton Pi"uue-
Miss Ella Kramar has --saved no roll,
ln hfr stock engagement here for which
me ~ better tttteu than that OF the title
par m THIS play. hSe f. excellent. JACK
ran makes forClble and couviuring
guldmar. reading his lines very effe@-
uttlAs Jeanette Common handles d dusi
r9il very intellieeutly. her work a. fpc
nld Nitcn, ana a. popular actress dis
IihyihE the vcrsality OF her talent An
wees makes an excellent Sir philfln ana
Louis LNtton iF equally pleasing a. M
tovlal companion. Miss Beland Mn XIII
bride and an the others iu the cast eIi.-
tain their parts we'll tt De- doubtfui In
any play % the Wees COMPANY has baen
accorded more favorable Impression
than this
-Thcima' viii be repeated tonight
and W edueaday afternoon and evening
Tonight an added feature will bo fhe
shaving contest Tor three cash prizes.
in which a. number ~ prominent t0naor-
ial artists viii take part II promises
lot Of fun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
HONOR MEMORY
OF LAFAYETTE

PARIS. July .. 5.16 p. m.-The an
nual lndendence Day pilgrimage Of
Americans In Paris TO the tomb OF
Marquis de la Fayette. in the ancient
Pichus cemetery. was honored to day
for the first time by the oficial partic
ipation OF the French government.
Raymond Poincare. President OF the
republic: Alexandra Millerand. minis
ter of war; Theophile Delcasse. minis
ter for foreign affairs. and the project
Of police and the project OF the Seine
were represented. and the ministers
OF the republics of Argentine. Brazil
end Chile also were present
u. Cleveland Coke. a delegate OF the
Empire State Society Of the Sons OF
the Revolution. draped the tomb with
the Stars and Stripes. and deposited
around n wreath OF flowers
William Graves Sharp. American
ambassador 70 France. made a speech
briefly abiding 10 the sympathles OF
Americans for the nation that gave
birth TO so noble a figure as Lafay.
cite.
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FIVE KILLED ON
GRADE CROSSING

HARRISBURG Pa July s. Inc
Queen Of the Valley. the crack pas
senger train on the Philadelphia a.
Reading railway struck a wagon and
team, killed Eve OF the occupants ana
fatally injured another at grade cross
ing at Hummelstown. tonight.
The wagon was smashed TO bits and
the two mules drawing 1t were killed
instantly.
The dead are
George Castle. 6s: his dauEnter.in-
Law. Mrs. Harry Castle. "a: and ner
son. Russell. aged 8. John Castle. -.
and Elizabeth Castle. -. daughter
OF George Castle
Mrs. George Castle was brought TO
the hospital here and IL is believed
she will die. All are residents or
Hoernerstown. except Mrs Harry
Castle and her son who lived IN Phila-
delphia
The Castles had come TO HummeIs-
town 10 witness the Fourth OF July
celebration and were on their way
home when the accident occurred.
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FOURTH OFFERED
MANY OFFENDERS
Sadar Va 80 sSsssrvsSSanrI '''''
Alleged Gamblers Appeal Prom Judge
Jordan's Dectnion-Several
oivsn Heavy ftnes.
BRINGING UP FATHER.

Judge L. S. Jordon refused To take a
holiday yesterday. and spent the great
or port OF the morning hearing cases
inst had piled up since Saturday night.
Inc police had rounded up more than a
score OF Offenders. including DRINKS
OF the latter we're represented by At
torney =. -. Boycc aud took appeals
from the ruling or the municipal judge.
Mike kqneed was nned see and costs
main street. He took an appeS J. The
were hned $40 and costs for gambling.
George. Circus Dahar. Frank Russ. Abe
Joseph. r. Samuels. Each Of the latter
asked that their fines be raised that an
appeal might be taken. This request
Albert Stevens was arraigned on a
charge OF disorderly conduct preferred
BY officer Nsider. He was discharaed
J. 5, Braunlee, by the same officer. and
and had to pay nne Of $50 ana costs S s' or
go 20 the hill. lie paid. John steven
son drew ten and costs or thirty DAYS
Tor being disorderly. Onicer Neider pre-
onicer Barkley presented Hugh Gal
took a. walk. Judge Jordan iischareins
M nm. a, louis smith peld the nddier Tor
costs Frank Jones had his choice OF
Ten and costs or thirty DAYS Tor being
disorderly. Bert cskey and Mertle
.hsrsf-. Bert got SIS and costs. and
Mertae got suspended anu
Steve Rates. disorderly. drew $40 and
n oiitis or ,hirty days Treddier" Palmer
lection. and got 10 20 under /. sus,i res
% rnc ~ $40 and costs on a fisordcrt,-
-ounf. John Zcllus n nd fred Green ~
"oeTiy hshters. took the count Tor ten
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MANY INJURED
AT PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July. 5. one
person was fatally burned and more
man score less seriously injured IN
the Pittsburgh district to-day as a re-
suit Of exploding fireworks. At
Eilwood city. Helen Porter aged q.
died from burns received when pow
der taken from hrecrackers and placed
IN an iron tubing exploded In Pits
ourgh many persons were injured BY
exploding fireworks but Nd TO mid
night no fatalities had been reported.
Six persons were injured when a
grandstand In Washington Recreation
rark collapsed during a fireworks ais.
play. Many Of the victims were pin
Toned IN the wreckaFe and Il took
nearly thirty minutes 20 extricate
them.
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1r,st street iefi saturday To- sis,arsviiis
Me- 49, t,hsy, vi sre1d rev ueckr vis.
ia,e. sarah and luila gooct ~
IWentr-hret street and Waruoor 49,
~" ,.!siing friends 'n riuabIrrh
Lte.tl FRET street left saturdat sg-
s'eulsnyllls where the, viii .r.-f I,
.'1lpIe days visiting friends and rtls,
ST. sr1 w-- William co-r,,f. ,,
N"liN nfih street aud Warvn1f aua.
f-Is-5. q, obio ~ a ,feH dafs with
wv ard Nra Pearl fIerha IrH ~
b. XIV. ~ ',f,ei ore visiting friends
vs. 3 Kramer n south varuoa4 ave.
-ri.rd- in ohio for o fsu day.
OHIO suent yssterdav visIfirr ~.
Nl1lsib.rrsr ~ sivtb t,rs., s sS wsl
Mics virFinia nice os South wr..r,-
Hrrrf veafarfHr vfaIfIrr .f E .
e, r. re- s.rothsr Edvsrd = Rice Or south
y. % Uoffmsrr ~ Center wsrv..s
Ne gssr ~ warvo ZOO s,sra. --s
.rs-s,7r IN. wee r-., 80. pa rs,"1rH..sa eftsr
frr Hn arr0unf ~ Fsr nrafff ~
r'rrg-isd ,g be retfirr. clone 0Ireft
Re- -s.u-1ss sg,sr '.,..l.. n. l .,'h ra.
- -l-de UeIffrh.us 1f SCUM HI.h.rf
si.v Tu--s- ~ rlsvss-4 % .-...
W kInfsIherger az South wa.
TNers- rsrristt OF rrs1usth Stree,
.,.,,iitinr DIE relations south ri wrrrds.
Niaa Acne -.r.us .r -..ta r......,
'v"rue sre., yesterday visiting frlrIa
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and costs or thirty DAYS. officer Hide
brand presented them.
But ne u said that gray hairs are al
hts"t sothetitnes- This proved true IN
w case OF Don RUSSELL old man who
nas srralgned for being drunk and ex-
pS,,Ik person. He vas presented by
oul hir me was suspended. Al Red
man got on with 81 and costs or i5 day a
tor BEING drunk. n. l.. Wardel. drunk
.by Pfanenbsch, drew Ave aud costs or
nlrty DAYS John Doe. drunk. BY Nc
.lstchy, took Ave and costs or thirty
LOT haNing too much Reerport beer
Nllilam Morris, drunk. by McClatchy
paid nne OF nvc and costs for being
Frank Kane. drunk ended the agony
.by taking Judge Jordan into suspend
ing nne or IS and costs or thirty DAYS.
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DRAGGED TO DEATH
UNDER AUTO TRUCK
PRoVioENT MINER KILLED IN
PECULIAR MANNER LAST
NIGHT.
Coroner Roger Called This Mornino
And VIII Take Evidence Reoafs.
ing Circumstances Sur.
rounding Death.

Shortly after 1880 o'clock last night.
hungarian miner thought TO be
Stsnislaus Merit. Of Provident. was
killed near ST. Clairsville. when he was
run over b. an auto traffic truck.
lie was riding in the rear end OF the
truck. When attempting TO leave the
machine without notifying the driver.
he was caught In the drive chains and
was dragged under the wheels.
Coroner Roger was notified al 3
o'clock this morning. and Immediately
left for 81. Clairsviile. TO view the re
mains and take evidence regarding the
circumstances OF the death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
FINANCIAL.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

LONDON July Money was IN pIen-
uiul supply here to-day. and discounts
showed a dropping tendency. on the be-
had been anticipated
On the stock exchange the cessation OF
t'iiitE OF home securities 20 invest in
We new var loan Keeps tho market
steady. but foreign securities ahovy a
IMPOSITION 20 sax toe minimum The
0lq war loan was active: Rubbcrs and
biiA were steady and Corpers flat
American securities were Ufefssa Nv
ing % the holiday In the United states
put further sales OF gold bonds were
recorded
Bar silver 20 $3.50 per ounce Money
] = per cent. Discount rates. Short bills
AN per cent. three months 81 df per
cent -
PARIS July 5-pricea were firm, al,
ne hourac to-day. Hontea 90 fr n.
change on London &c fr q9c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
Don't Neglect
Bowel Trouble

Unless YOU stop constipation
and kindred bowel trouble you will
soon be IN a dangerous condition
Many deaths result indirectly from
bowel trouble. Do not jeopardize
your life Check that trouble in
time. Take TRlETS.
They will cleanse your system
Of Ell that undigcstcd food. sour
bile and leave 10 pure and sweet
Spcarmint Favored laxatives
easy and pleasant 20 take. Sold
In 1Oc and Csc boxes At up.to-
date drug stores
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WARW00D
Cut Arm Severely.

tharles Proellochs well known far
iner OF short Creek seriously cut his
arm sunday while sharpening a blade
q the scythe. Mr.. Proellochs was
suHPcning the blade on a grindstone
snpped and his arm fell against the
blade cutting a large cash. a local phy-
sary 20 take eight stitches In closing
the wound.
NJ Iroellochs weakened by the loss
lily at his home.
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PAIL OF wATER rHRowH ON
PfaHrBR PROVES FATAL

MOUNT CARMEL. "a. July b-syt-
l.rtef .lsin. a boxer of i.ocustdale ia
fiN round bout with John Harvey or
9haunkir. at o. local baseball pnrk a
liI "I water was thrown uu EIrIu Al
the end ~ ne aINfh round and rhyei-
lars cav PIE blood became conEeaied
and caused his death
an inVeHNrHfInu DE- being made t, fr..
district Attorney pTiao
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ArTnR nn1IoAH aAHD1rs

fIiULrNGES rs,rs rUfy rtut,.
nlfed stafra raftarEnsr Ieff tsrs
gay in rrfeuIf NJ forty NrvIrnra ura
Drn.eeI DE border some fIfnr lnrfnt
niENi and looted RI ranrh near rVf0rI
IrNae. a1 miles from here tllinE two
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MoroRcYcLrar rrErrp

'nfutl "a. IuIv G.ArUhfa feffaf
Lr. o. M Erie pa. vae KILLED hrre
today whom Hf lost control ~ BITE motor.
crrla iH racs Hrd crashed into p fenr.
HN.I. ruirr 10 ratio ~ .H miles nr.
hour ilIa skull uaa crushed IHfaaI
rider
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NnnrIu

Nearly an the stores In Warwood and
ilchland district celebrated the Fourth
81 July yesterday By heinr closed All
Z day. All plants and factories wore also
el9-ed IA addition t. tho bank and other
public buiidlngH Most ~ me t,.o4,t.
lett for the country and different ptcnic
Erounds 20 enjoy the day away from th.
l4Nu hie large number Of peouia
also went camping near short t'reet 90
other places along the river
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ooNDTrIoN uNcHAranp-

ROCHESTER,. " ". July I.At 100.
r.riock tu.niaht one Of ths .uhgaIri.ns ie
attending ~ Archbishop ouiaiev III
mfuf.
Iho Archbishop condition De- about
ihr Same end uu daVef0umeuta are On
lr.i't f..niEht DO. rauieu after the
morning
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HoRwEoIAN srEAnra SUNK.

HARWf Ems. July g. 11s a. M
lue Norwegian steamer Pick has been
sunk the result 90 being torpedopd or
striking milne Uff sunk Light SHIP
near The mouth Of the Thnfnes Her
crew 81 fb has been brought here
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scHoorrn surr nv srrp

.ffNiH'N. IIlh o. ..N THE
schooner sunbeam ~ ffrfHHH er1f
marine. The crew OF the sunbeam wa
saved
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SKATING MATCH oPErs.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntelIigeneer
CHARLEsToN w. Va. July-The
Worlds Championship Amateur roller
skating races opened here tonight and
the urst race, one mile affair was
Won by Eddie Krahn OF Detroit The
race was TO qualify for the finals Satur-
day night. Louis Wengie. CincinnatL and
Roger Natlis, Charleston. finished sec
ond and third, time made by winner for
the mile was 3t2S.
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AFTER the services Of the Warwood
lsulhctAn church ON Sunday evening all
members decided on givinE a lawn fete
on ne evening Of July 10 on the grounds
ln liunl or the HiEh school building.
corner eNenteenth street and Warwood
avenue. different members were named
on the committees TO see after the ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
Monored By Hsiahbor,.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry r ShearinE OF
Nineteenth street were rendered a sur
prise on saturday evening az their home
by some Of their friends and neighbors.
About twenty-five people were present
who enjoyed the evening in social way
ments were served
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NIter Organizing the member OF the
new board OF edurnff0n ~ ftfrbt.,,S 49,
Iltl voted on receesinE until MeIran.
aaf "rening 81 which time fhet ain
hlinE up many important matters Tnev
WI also appoint the terhera ana al
.t.et business n a Alexander nrr-
100 ~ el the meeting which was held 81
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RrcKnrnAoHER wrrn

SPEEDWAY. OMAHA. Nch. July g.
Fddie Firkrn hacher won the 500 mile
automobile race to-day Time I.TT lT .fu
Average q1.07 miles an hour. Wirkrn-
hachcr led from the start and his adtHn-
tagr wae neNrr IN danger
ODOnuel was second Tom orr third
and o. Donaldson. fourth Virtrr-
hacher's share OF the $4,000 prize
money was $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

III.far. hwrrI.au minister fH fHr u4rr 4.
'ui.Hn republic HHH IA" effect been Hat .
Cd Poi rna.rH Hf- UnH' HH result nf nn.
In.r.f IrHf.rr conducted NU comm .aaI0r
IraIrd DIV Senator James u rhrlan. of
HnNfurnIH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

4 new bottiing machine used for flll-
ing milk bottles has been installed by
Adolph Pape proprietor Of the War
wood Dairy on nineteenth street. The
machine was purchased from Pitts
hurEh nrm and u o. said 10 fill thirty
nve bottles az one time. The device Is
also sanitary in every respect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

VIC christian church are planning To-
give lawn fete on July % The place
~ me anair 90 b held at has not been
SCI ~ o. expected % BE- held either or,
ne lawn In front Of the hfFh school
] nuudInk OF on N.lbItta Lawn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

matters relating 20 the giving Of a
avn fete Was taken up and discussed.
y large number were present hut no date
was decided a. this time The date will
~ set az the next regular meeting OF
the company.