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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
Baptist Church.

Every service since the closing OF
the Tabernacle meetings has been
crowded. Both Sunday evenings
standing room was a premium. There
has been an addition OF As new mem
bers to the church since the close OF
the meetings; 25 were baptised Sun
day evening. the 7th. and eight last
Sunday evening.
Last Thursday evening a social was
given at the church for the new mem
bers. Two hundred and forty sat
down at the tables and feasted on the
good things the ladies had prepared
for them.
Topics for next Sunday. the 2ist;
II a. M. THE Exultation Of the
Cross" 1880 p. m, Making the Home
Run" This address will be illus
trated; B. Y. p. u. services at 6i30
d. M; Sunday school at 10 a. m.
To all these services the public Is
cordially invited. D.
The efficiency institute at the Bap-
tist church Thursday and Friday oi
last week was well attended and much
enjoyed by ALL Rev. VIII. Baulef ol
Boise, Idaho. Rev. o. C. Wright ol
Portland. Rev. A. p. Miniker OF New
plymouth. Idaho, and Miss Gresham
of Boise were the speakers.
They endeared their hearers to Ben
by their strong enthusiastic speeches
and many got a different view offth'
enlarged work OF the kiaedom o.
Jesus Christ by their visit to US.
DE. BAKER. Pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
lessons are given Tuesday and Friday
nights from $3.50 TO 1890. ......s

The home of Mrs. IRA Campbell was
the scene of much gaiety Saturday
evening when her daughter Miss Violet
and Miss Opal Farley entertained a
number Of young people at Valentine
party. The rooms we're prettily dec
Grated, the living room in red and the
dining room in pink carnations and
ferns. Card games, guessing contests
and music amused the young people and
refreshments were served at the close
Of the evening. Mrs. Campbell was
assisted by Mrs. Adam, Mrs. Logan,
and Mrs. Long.
The invited guests were, Misses Bes-
sic Morton, Dorothy Jaquish, and Mary
Carter and Messers Lynn Bingham,
Burnett RAIDER. Estes Martin and
Brown.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
The
Ontario
Pharmacy

ing at Cambridge and with her father
Mr.. McElroy, whs is in Ontario at pres.
ent.
FOR SALE-One wagon 3-inch, one
set harness, two horses and Z years
John Goodman. Ontario, Ore. 2tr
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Bailey left last
Tuesday. Feb. 9th, for Los Angeles
Here they will Join Mrs. Bailey's par.
ents and two sisters and the party
will tour California.
FOR SALE HIP. Fairbanks q
Morse gasoline engine. almost new
with Caldwell water litter, capacity SO
inches 1S feet high. Also new feed
grinder. At bargain. p. o. box 252,
Ontario, Ore. 7-4tp
Mrs. e. Mandell and son of Chicago
bought ten acres OF land west OF
town OF M. @. McEndree last week.
Monday the purchasers moved on to
their land and took up active resi-.
depce.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Hayes OF
Nampa were in Ontario Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. Hayes went to Payette
Monday morning for q few days visit
and Rev. Hayes returned to Nampa
Monday noon.
Wilson Bros. grocery have been
fortunate In securing the services Of
Clay Miller Of Union. Mr.. Miller has
been working IN the business ut Cam
bridge and is recommended highly by
men who know him.
TX W. yapdcrveer, and family of
Pine Creek, Ore. have been sislting
with Thomas Arnold. He came here
10 meet .lhis,, father, who lives I'M the
east and has been visiting this winter
In California. They left for Pine
Creek Wednesday morning.
o. Conductor and Mrs. Kayu arrived
last week from san Francisco where
they have been spending a vacation.
While thsretthoy paid . visit to the
son OF John Landingbam OF this city
on board the, Oregon, They say
the young man Ia very happy and con-
tented.
J. W. Thompson received . telegram
Wednesday conveying the sad news Of
the death Of HIS brother. Matthew
Thompson, OF Medford.- The death
came ~ the result Of an operation per-
formed uhe first Of the year. Mr..
Thompson left Wednesday evening FOR
Medford.
Paul Davis, OF. the Idaho Power and
Light Company. formerly the Beaver
River Power Co.. was In town this
week. He states that his company has
started construction work from Cald-
well preparatory TO coming TO Ontario.
He states that his company pro-
poses to give much cheaper rates
than those existing in Ontario at pres
ent. ? q 4 .
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

Mrs. Newton was hostess to the
Carnation club last week. Mrs. Wood
won the honors.
The Bridge club was entertained
last, week by Mrs. Fraser. Her house
guest Mrs. Gilbert. won high honors.
The s, and G. club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 at the home OF
Mrs. A. NJ. Lackey.
y ttn-t' - r. ~ o.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson was hostess to
the Carnation club last Friday Mrs.
Whitworth won the prize. '.ae.
The Bridge club met at the home. Of
Mrs. 'Prinzing on Main street Tuesday
afternoon., Mrs. whitworth won. the
Handkerchief. .... ....
III ,VfIg sec. . ... ... s... . .
The s."Collegians," which were here
as the fourth number on the Lyceum
course. were exceptionally good and
yell appreciated by all who attended.
MI hftS ",''F's'. .s,2s ,',1n So :
Mrs. Grimm was hostess TO Tho
llvef Bridge club last week at her
bhhScn main street. Mrs. Gowdy had
pie' high score. 80" 80, go a
t "a : - - .or.:
I The Music Club will meet this week
yith Miss Hazel Lackey. A Mcdowell
snd Bach program will be rendered by
!the members Of the club. 49,.
II ,fIf s"sst fff -. ,
The Ladies' Guild Of the Presby-
1erian Church met last week at the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
J. II. Hill went to Emmett Monday.

J.. II. Hill went to Emmett Monday.
BOX Davis of Vale was in town Tues
day.
FURNISHED rooms for rent. Mrs.
Dickson, villa Park. 7-2tp
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ernest went to
Nyssa Tuesday.
Hills Pharmacy for fresh choco-
lates in box and bulk.
| Charles Davis was up from Olds
ferry few days, visiting his parents.
Prescriptions promptly filled by ex-
pert druggists at Hills Pharmacy.
Miss Pearl Wilton OF Emmett is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. II.
Hill. ., -, ~ ....
Your lady friend would appreciate a
box of fresh chocolates. Hill Phar-
macy. 'F
Mrs. w. r. Smith of Ironside re-
turned home Wednesday after a visit
In Ontario.
FOR sALE-Team horses. weight
about 2so0, coming 8 and 8 years.
Well broke. Phone 112 r. II
Bring your, prescriptions here. Your
doctor knows Il will Be filled right
with drugs of ,ithe highest potency.
Hili's Pharmacy'
FOR sAI.EAExtra quality Blue
Stem seed vheit. s2.25 per hundred.
Two and a halt miles vest OF New
Plymouth. Tel. e0-13. c. Mercer. 4tp
Mrs. Robt. Draper ss'of Walk. passed
through here Wednesday morning on
her way to weiser to, vsst her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank i.Gviilsams.
'.s .e''f 3. . 7 'sis : .. --.--
wANTED-A party to clear. piow.
level and seed TO alfalfa our ten-acre
tract an Vale road lust southwest OF
secoys house 4 nvllla Park addition
to Ontario. Interstate Land and Loan
company, Boise, Idaho. 7-2t
The Ontario doctors recognize our
superior facilities ana ability for NIL
ing their prescriptions. Hiil's Phar-
~ss'."~.ss 81. v,-S'.rw s -s-.,s,~s
Mr- and Mrs. C. N.---wilton- and
daughter are visiting WITH MT. Wt1
Mrs,sJ. II. Hiii. z Mr. WILTON isNA
brother OF Mrs. Hiii., They have boon
visiting In California during the win
ter and are on their way home to En-
gin. Neb.
The Salem Nursery company.
Salem, Oregon. have to offer q splen-
did line OF g to 7-foot Carolina poplar
trees. valuable for wind breaks. Rea-
sonable prices and shipment free OF
freight charges. The value OF wind
breaks Is universally known. Write
MS fro prices. Tot
On February 20 the afternoon will be
given over to programs. The first will
bs talk by the field secretary Of the
state and the second the regular pro-
ram Of the literary aociety and the
third the parent-teachers meeting.
Parents are urged to attend.
Trent johnson traded one hundred
and tmenty acres of land out on the is
land by the fish hatchery for the half
block between Colorado and Wyoming
streets. owned by Ted Butler and son,
Will Butler. This property consists OF
the ten lots fronting Oregon street on
which stands the Ontario Livery barn
and the brick blacksmith shop and is
worth about fifteen thousand dollars.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
Riyert0n Has Postmaster.

Word has been received from Wash
ington, ID. c.. this week that Riverton
is TO have a new postmaster. Wesley
A. Blow is the new man appointed and
all are well pleased over the postmas-
ter generals selection.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

The Ladies of the Methodist Church
will give social this evening at the
old band hall in honor of the new mem
bers. A musical program win be rem.
dered, the greater part being given by
the Ontario band. ,,.,st. ..... a.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
For Sale.

Seed Corn and Potatoes. 90 days
Golden Jewel Yellow Dent, a heavy
yielding corn and fully acclimated.
Melted Gem and Idaho Rural Seed Po'
tatoes.
W. b. GILMORE, Payette. Idaho.
5-8t.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
The
Corner Druq
Store

home of Mrs. Chapman. The next
will be held February 25th,
at Mrs. Fraser's.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
LOCAL EuKS GO TO
BAKER TO MEETING

A large band OF Elks went through
Ontario Wednesday morning of last
week from Vale en- route to Boise.
where four will be initiated into some
Of the mysteries OF the order. The
lucky four are Il. I. Brogan. Harry
Sackett. J.. n. Lawrence and John
Huston. The others who 30 kindly
offered to accompany them and see
that they get through all right were
J. II. Weaver. Geo. vanderhoof. John
Sullivan. Charles Ashford. John Cor
don. c. c. Burrow. Duncan McCrae. L.
J. Hadicy and Hen J. Brown OF Vale
and II. c. whitworth OF Ontario.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18
LIVE SOCIETY NEWS !

~ The Argus is always pleased
= to receive advance notices of so =
= .ciety events that have not been =
= printed also news of those that =
: have taken place. The latter
= should be in the office not later
: than Wednesday noon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

The Oregon club is to be congratu-
lated for being instrumental in bring
ing the Hallowell Concert company
here last Friday evening. Each and
every member was an accomplished
musician and II was a musical treat
TO be remembered by all. The solos
were especially enjoyed.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Fraser were at
home to few of their friends Monday
night. The evening was passed play
ing 500. after which delicious refresh
ments were served. First and second
hunors for the ladies were awarded to
Mrs. Newton and Mrs. John Wood,
and DR.. Prinzing and Mr Newton won
the gentlemen's prizes. 90 O..
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

The Oregon Club has been very for
tunate In securing Mrs. ,Childress as
dancing instructor. Mrs. Childress has
taught correct dancing at the Multno-
nah Club. Hill's Military Academy and
st Helena Hall in Portland, and has
just recently finished an engagement
in Psysttc, .shsre'she had 2 class Of
one hundred ard ten., :, -. a.
Tuesday night. at the, Oregon Club
there were forty-thres present The
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

A Valentine party long to be remem-
bered by their friends. wasr given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Staples at their home
Saturday evening. The guests were
entertained at 500 and refreshments
were served at the close of the even
ing. Honors we're won by Mrs, Morton
and Mr.. shinn. The invited guests
were: Messrs. Holcomb. Roy Smith.
WIN Fiser. Lee F1ser. Murray Morton.
w. X. shinn, Mrs. Vernon Chambers
and Mrs. Caldwell. s"' ''r"' '''
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-02-18

The Ladies' Guild OF the Presby-
rrian Church met last week at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
"POP SHRIVER RETURNS FROM
LEAGUE MEETING; ENTHUSIASTIC

bus club in the American Association.
and with the others who will be Sc
cured later. the Wheeling team should
be- able To hold its own with any OF the
teams in the league"
Gets Seven Players
When asked II the other eight play
ers who are on the Springfield clubs
roster, would be- taken by Wheeling TO
hold. Mr.. SChriver replied No. We
secured the best OF the lot. and they
will be given an opportunity TO show
what they can do II they can pro
duce. then they will have an excellent
chance Of remaining They look good
but Of course you can't tell what will
happen
The committee appointed to pre-
pare the schedule will meet next week.
and naturally there Is much interest
cnnterd on thin by all Of the man
ayers. Upon their action. will depend
where the teams will play their open
ing games, and naturally. until the
schedule BE- announced there will b.
much interest shown
We viii continue TO work out our
plans here. 10 put on the finishing
touches, 20 20 speak. and be ready TO
play ball when the season is formally
opened. While we will be working
on plans continually. we will work
with a system and not rush into this
thing blindly. and when the season
opens. the fans will be given their
moneys worth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
CLUB OWNERS AND MANAGERS
GLAD TO SEE WHEELING
REPRESENTED
Optimistic Feeling Expressed by the
Pilct-Loeal Plans Being
Worked Out

Manager Pop" Schriver. Of the
Wheeling baseball club. returned last
evening from For, Wayne. Ind. where
he attended a meeting Of the CLUB own.
ers and managers Of the clubs Of the
Central League. When seen by an
lntelligCnCer reporter upon his arrival
in this city. Manager Schriver said
that tho future looks very bright for
the Wheeling team and the league.
The meeting was one Of the best
ever held by the league" ne SAID.
and speaks we'll for an excellent sea
son. All I'm attendance al the meeting
had the feeling that the coming season
Will BE- a rich one for the various cfuOs
and the league. and an are pulling 10
the one point "a successful season
was glad 20 bp back there with them.
and they. ] mean the club owners and
managers Of the clubs. appeared 10
he very glad 10 have Wheeling repre-
sented. u made me feel exceedingly
good
u have purchased for the team sew.
en- Of the players Of the old Spring
field club, and three from the COlum-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
BIG GAME TONIGHT
Wesleyan and Muskinaum Colleges
Basket Ball Teams TO Clash at
Buckhannon

IL Is seldom that Wesleyan loses A
basket ball game on its own floor: in
fact. the records OF its games since
inter-college basket ball has been
played at BuckhRnnon show only one
defeat, and this ut the hands OF Fair.
mont Y. NJ. &. a. two years ago. To
night. however. the Orange and Black
meets the team that has exceeded by
twenty points the total secured on
Wesleyan by any other team In the
history OF basket ball at Wesleyan
Musklngum beat Wesleyan S4-29 at
New Concord two weeks ago, and
Wesleyan will have TO 10 the limit TO
keep her good record clean.
Muskingum has a team that Is re-
ported TO be unique among basket
ball games. No member OF the az
gregation Is less than six feet In
height. and all have been members of
the team for at yeast two seasons
10 Is no wonder that there is pro-
duced a basket ball team that wins
large majority of fits games. The
game will undoubtedly prove TO be
spectacular and interesting one, and
viii be witnessed by one Of the larg-
est crowds OF the year. Weston is
sending special trainload OF people
TO BuckhannOn. and many other visit
ors are expected from out OF town,
while the Wesleyan students as well
as Buckhannon townspeople. antici-
pattng the best game Of the year, will
help TO ill the big hall TO capacity.
The game will be handled by Joe Hal.
len. the well known Elkins Official
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
MINERS PROTEST
Strikers Of Eastern Ohio District viii
Hold Meeting Here Today to
Consider Benefits.

The miners from this vicinity will
gather In this city today for the pur-
pose OF holding mass meeting to
protest against the cutting OF the
benefits OF the striking miners in this
vicinity. 10 Il expected that the meet
ing will be largely attended. as the
miners are going TO take some action
In regard 10 the matter, but II could
not be learned what will be done. Up
until a few weeks ago the women and
children OF the striking miners have
been receiving 80 cents per week. and
then they were cut TO p cents per
week. and this week IL H. said that
they did not receive anything. 10 Is
also reported that the benefits OF SO
per week which ~ paid TO the men
viii also be cut In the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
ROPED ARENA
Must be Provided for Future Wrestfino
Matches In This City Says
Board Of Control

At meeting OF tho Board N Con.
troll held yesterday morning 90 was
decided that mo- more wrestling match
OF would Dol allowed In this city unless
tho arena was roped on four sides. or
some provision made 10 eliminate tho
danger f0 participants such on tho uu.
for'Iraf. accident which deprived ur
Roller nj ... laurel. of 'Hn Market
Auditorium Nn.r. day NIGHT
The clean matches which Promoter
Duly HHrHuH HH. staged here have
boon VOL received and fhl fr.f ar.
rfHfHrr. r. hIrH U'H.H wrestling .u
NN'.IH. Haa met w.f. popular ar.
rruF8I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
REWARDS OFFERED
Local Auto Club Plans 10 Break Up
Practice OF Throwing GLASS on
Streets and Thsfta.

becoming tired OF having 20 pay out
good money FOR punctured tires and al
most being forced TO assign a special,
private and personal Waterman over
their machines when left standing alone
IN the thorouEhfares 10 prevent theft Of
auto attachments or para phcrnalia the
ohio Valley Automobile club took action
yesterday TO prevent two violations Of
tural' stuff into the streets or alleys
ana 10 prevent the robbery Of garages
mobiles.
The club t. advertising IN the local
pupcrs that on arrest and conviction Of
any person or persons who shall throw
glass or other articles into the streets
mat VIII cause damage to auto tires
that the Informant shall receive a re-
Nhra o. tlu. that any person convicted
~ theft from garages or autos the per-
son causing the arrest and conviction
,nall be rev ardod $40 BY the Ohio VAL
ley Automobile club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
CASE SET FOR HEARING THERE
E S 7 & r D Az WAS
TRANSFERRED
said TO Be Orders From Sheriff-IegaI
Question ls TO Be Settled by
Prosecutor Today

When Squire Hobbs went to the
county jail yesterday afternoon to
hear the trial Of the State vs.. Harry
Folmar. he was informed by Jailor
William Birch that there would be no
more trials held in the county Jail
unless the man TO be tried was con
fined therein.
The jailor gave as his authority for
so doing. Sheriff a. T. Sweeney Fur
Their than this. when the witnesses
summoned on the case went to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
EX-GOV. CARROLL OF IOWA
TALKS OF WET AND DRY FIGHT

and best liked chief executives the
state has had. Ex-Governor Carroll
is a Republican Of the old school. that
is, De b. a dyedin-the-wOol @. o r.
supporter
lie said that all the present state
oulcers, even the members OF the
state supreme court. are Republicans.
having been elected by large maiOrf.
ties in nearly every case over the
irugrCs five candidates.
Mr. Carroll Be- democratic In bfa
manners and Republican in his poll.
tics Hn ls one OF the most cnthuef-
astic members Of the a o. TF W
lodge boo Iowa and of course one OF
The most distinguished men in the
United states affiliated with the or.
uHuIyIfIuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
JAILOR REFUSES TO ALLOW
TRIAL TO BE HELD IN JAIL

jail. they claim that the TAILOR became
highly insulting Whether this rs true
or not can hardly be said. although
II u Is, the JallOr. 10 seems. was act
ing beyond his capacity
Squire Hobbs sought out the prose.
cutting attorney who. in turn. calleC
for Sheriff Sweeney. but that sentIe
man was out at the time. tn, STATE
attorney will take the question I'D this
morning with the sheriff with he ides
OF settling the question for once and
all times
The squire had adjourned the hear
ing Tuesday evening at th, jail anC
he held that 10 should have been tried
there. where be had told the vitnesse,
20 come. He claims that the jail is
within his district. and thar he could
hold the hearing there DO spite OF ths
Tailor or sheriff This point will be
looked up and settled for GOOD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
SAYS PEOPLE WILL GIVE BIG
MAJORITY FOB PROHIBITION
AMENDMENT
Former Republican Leader OF West
ern State IL Attending A. o. U.
W. Meeting Here.

Yes. our state is TO go dry on
January q. 1916" said Ex-Governor B.
3. carroll. oi Iowa. who is attending
rho a. %. o. " convention i'm this
city. while a. fh, Windsor hotel last
evening
.l' has been Iungdrauu.out fRht
in Iowa between The liquor element
and fh" rrOEii.IonIstr for over thirty
JtIra lr. state really was voted
dry away back in 1852 but the Iowa
IprsWn court declared that the enact.
mon was constitutional and DO has
been legislation and litigation over
.r.. then Hn'I che recent logIaIa.
'rr' .ra'IE pared N statewide ur0.
I'hI'.ur Hu. which Dr. tu become pffrr.
HE. Goo Nr.f of next year Dr. fa. how
over. fu fr voted on ny tho people az
fNr rrE. .f.u.HI lection. au that 10
may become legally a prohibition
amendment tH fHr constitution
I'r. Hu you think The people will
vote when fHH constitutional amend
urui DEL puf uu tu them '' was asked
VIII Vote Dry
IHr people H'lI give largo dry
majority vote br.HUal Tho sentiment
.0r many ErHrH ha. been against fHe
liquor traffic Iu iowa There arc
IIIE r.u. counties .n fH. state wet
to-day Uui of 90 Nearly aI fHu larger
cities 0rr ir those nine counties
Nr Carroll WOO state auditor off
Iowa Tor rIs years and vas later elect.
ID governor by ri large majority Ir
Itl-. MAKING ono ~ the most efficient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05

The directors 81 tho Ohio Valley
General Hospital Association met yes
terday afternoon I'm the Dollar Savinrs
and Trust Company building. this be-
Ing the first meeting Of tho new dlrpc-
tors. and elected officers for the ensu-
Ing year in addition % transactlng
other important business. A new
scheme was effected In regard 10 the
work 81 the executive committee iu.
aamuch Hs tho work 0f the association
Ie divided into four parts and each
member OF tho executive committee Is
chairman o. one Of the four commit.
tees assigned 10 q section
Iu this manner the executive com
miffrn viii yet ne own report and
will then report f0 tho general board
once each month ~ Ia fhUughf That
Che new system viii bring about more
elective execution than under the old
system
Various Sections.
Tho ogtIors and their chairmer
AdmIris,ratlvs-mr H. r.
Behrens
2 Firsnes-mr. Howard Hsz
Buildings and arounds-mr
j , Holloway
E0dowmsrts-Wr Alfred
PAUL.
Within tho novt fav dave Tho ap
uu.rfmrrf of fHu various committee
" the ascot El0r viii Boz made by
Nr Howard IIHFI.fT Nothing was
argumrI .HhrI toward. the reelection
n' OBJ" star. hIf f was stated hv So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-05
SISTERSYILLE HI.
VIII he the Attraction Tonight AZ nan.
atre in BASKET ball aame-
Hard Fight EEpsoted-

Bellaire high schools basket ball ave
held their final practice last night 10
preparation for the game with Sisters
Vile this evening. The game will b
staged in tho Gravel Hu gymnasium
and % LEI expected tho contest will b,
fast. slstcraviuc Wa defeated recentiy
hv E'Ilaire Since that game the Ohis
'1dH have improved and will try o. dup.
uCntc tho performance.