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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-07
NOTICE.

This is to notify the public that
on Nov. 8, 1914, Louis c. Garner
took over the business formerly con-
Quoted under the lame of Castle and
Garner and Louis C. Garner assumes
all Indebtedness upon stock and fix
lures.
r. w. CASTLE,
Irrigon, Oregon.
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We still have many dainty and use
full articles to select from that might
please you. HAfLOR'
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Go to Gillian Il BlsDees snap table
for china ware.
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SHOW CASE-8-foot show case
cheap. Phelps Grocery Co.
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YAKIMA POTATOES-Car just
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. lg-
In a statement made public tonight,
Governor Spry of Utah ruounced ms
intention TO clear the state of tae
lawlcss element that now infests the
state and see 90 II that iuflammatory
street speaking is stopped"
The governors announcement came
as the aftermath TO the execution OF
Jospeh ItlltStrOm Tor the murder or
G. Morrison. and Morrisons son on
January 10. 1914.
Hillstrom was put 70 death by a
llIlnE squad I'm the state prison mere
az '-4@ a. m. today. His case attract
'l countrywide attention and PROMPT
ed the i~ntercossiou Of President WI
son. the Swedish minister 10 ne
nited States and the American red
Grafton Of Labor i'm his behalf.
me governor refused 10 Grant a re-
spite on th' ground tl4t no new eyl-
drhc' tending 10 point To HiIIstrom =
innocence had been presented. Under
me Tan law HIllstrou was allowed
70 choose between hanging ana
shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
RED AND BLACK READY TO
MEET OLD GOLD AND BLUE

the outcome l. predetermined and the
chances Tor victory or defeat ls about
evenly divided The Ecllatre team mas
rounded into form very slowly this sea-
son and H. not In IN, same c.ass as tac
championship eleven OF 1910
Ahr system OF coaching introduced
by coach fStabruDk. however. iS capable
or achieving remarkable results and the
squad contains much valuable timber.
w h4tcNcr the result 90 tle game on
l~hanksgiNing day. there promises 20 b.
"a spectacular battle far individual hon
ore between thu leading ggidirou stars %
the two teams.
In speaking ~ the coming duel menu
bers % the Bellaire eleven ar. opttmiz-
TIC There Is uu fright and ono OF the
mainstaNs OF the Red and Black war
rlors stated y'stcrdaN. WHY Wurrv UNI
tl the bridge Is crossed. We are not
one bit frightened 81 WheeliuE we
nave a team OF lighters who ar, afraid
or no FOOTBALL team ever gotten fur.fhcr.
" heetug may defeat us. and then again
she may not. hut tho Wheeling bows
viii know they have been In a football
Eame before the nual whistle blows
Ihat Is about the sentiment expressed
10y every member OF the Red ami Bis IS
eleven. and they are of the opinion that
the game Will be "a little more thrilling
than the one last year.
Probable Lineup.
Inc bellatHs lineup 10. the game
Thanksgiving viii probably Doe as fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

shall be thrown OF. is left in the sys.
tenn, IL is absorbed into the blood anc
boIls. pImples. rashes. blotches ana
other e~ruptons OF the skin appear.
S. S. S. goes into the circulation
and removes every particle of blood
faint or poison Of every character.
All skin diseases and ~eruptions pass
away. and tho smooth clear SKIN.
glowing with health. shows that the
body is being nourished by rich. pure
blood. Rheumatism. Catarrh. Scro-
fula. CONTAGIOUS Blood Poison. all are
deep-seated blood disorders. and Tor
their treatment nothing equals S. S
s. Get S S. s. AZ any drug store. II
yours is a peculiar case write S. S. ;.
Co., Atlanta. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
VARSITY TAXES OVER OLD RIVALS
IN EASY IN INTER
ESTrNG GAME.
hodgers Starred for w. v. u Going
through Line for Zig Gains-var-
stty supporters

Special Dispatch TO the Inteligcncer.
fAkkERSBURG. ". Va. Nov. IL
Inc University of West Virginia scored
an essy victory over Marietta here to-
gay py the score Of - 60 o.. -Four touch
Gowns and four field goals tell the tai,
West virginia circlsd the Marietta ends
Snd played the line Tor repeated gains
Ihey showed wonderful defensive work
IN blocking Martetta's forward passes.
llne after time int~crcepting them and
masking gains. The Varsity showed that
she mas great reserve strength. where
she was supposed TO be weak in breaking
up passes. Marietta made several excel
tent passes. but could do nothing with
west Nirginta's l~mprsEnable defense.
Inc dn} Was cold. rainy and decidedly
huiaVorable FOR football. which proved
a handicap TO both teams. especially
marietta who depended on the open style
OF play besnitc the weather a crowd OF
about 1000 persons Witnessed the game
ana saw. despite the large score. "a finely
play"l game Marietta came Co town IA
t.-clal cars with about 500 ~rooters.
Chief features OF the game were the
line plunElug an. ell around PLAYING OF
Rodgers, Hite shone IN the field. also
Lambert Intercepted a number of passes
and proved his usefulness an many ways.
liutchinson's tackling was a feature Of
the game For Marietta. Hayes stood
out as the shining light.
little disturbance occurred in the
fourth quarter. when Mcintyre. Of Mari
eta. attacked Rodgers. fhe crowd surg
I'd onto the field. but the trouble was
soon ended by the police. West Virginia
allowed Mcintyre to continue although
disqualified. but Coach Drum sent IN
Dawes In his place.
The Varsity Was not compelled TO open
up any Of their plays reserved for Wes-
leyau mex Thursday. Several Wesleyan
men saw the game.
FIRST Quarter.
West Virginia scored two t~ouchdowns
IN the first quarter on two costly fum-
blts by Marietta Marietta kicked off
10 hodgers, wn" returned the ball ten
years TO their thirty yard line Hite
gained Two of the three yards on line
plays. Htte gained seven more and
After failing 10 gain materially on line
plungcs, ltodgers kIcke 20 Marietta ana
skinner tumbl,d on the twenty yard line.
Hite gained and Rodgers made fourteen
yards for a touchdown. Chsnow,th kick
ed the goal. The first touchdown was
made after four and uuy-halt minutes OF
play. Later In the same quarter. after
West Virginia failed on some passes the
ball went Co Marietta ON her twenty yard
limo. Hays made "a gain and then an
other. but fuWhl,d tho ball. uite re-
covering 60. dodgers made alternate
gains through tho lam, aud curry went
over. C~heuoweth kicking goal.
Second Quarter.
In the second quarter on line ~plunges
by Hit,. Curry and ftodEcrs the ball was
carried 10y West NirEtuis Co the Marietta
two yard line. when curry fumbltd. PLAY
continued with West Virginia making
steady gains. The half end. when skin
nor Intercepted a pass and ran 10 mid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
W. Y. u. DEFEATS MARIETTA
BY THE SCORE OF 2S TO 0

field FOR twenty yards gain The half
ended with the score Il 60 o.
Third Quarter.
In the third quarter after Marietta had
made a first down and Hayes had gained
three through the line. kinE intercepted
a pass 20 the Marietta g6 yard line and
ran 10 TIE Ave yard lime. hing and IIt-
made small gains and Curry went over.
~Ihenowetn kicked goal.
Marietta made = gain OF thirty Yards.
r. little later ON "a pass Whiting 10 Wick
-trrm, but Biddlt intercepted mother at
tempt. The quarter produced no further
scoring. the aorurs were about even.
FOURTH Quarter.
In the fourth quarter Lambert inter
ccpted a pass ana Latterner failed 90
Esin Rodgers made two yards and then
the tullback made q pass TO Hutchinson
Tor fifteen yards and the latter ran
twenty-five yards for "a touchdown.
Rodgers kicked the goai This ended the
scoring. but not the sensational feat
urcs. Rodgers made e pass later ia the
quarter TO Colcbank Tor TWENTY-FIVE
yards. King spoiled the chances FOR an
other by fumbling ON TWEEN
~ lHru uuc. 1iayes made a twenty-five
yard plunge through the line for the
longest run of the game. Lattsruer mad.
a twenty-five yard run after intercept
ing "a pass. "a mau. perfect
pass To Hutchinson. Who had n clear
il"id. but dropped the bali. losing an
other touchdown. 4 harder game was
expected with the ancient rivals OF West
Virginia and the Varsity coaches are
wei pleased with the OF the
team on defense and with the fast off
leyan next Thursday.
The Lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
Natures Remedy For Blood Troubles.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
FIGURES on oUT-oF-sTATE GAME:
GIVE UNIVERSITY SLIGHT
EDGE.
More Interest Beng Taken Than IN Any
Previous GaIne-Compansons As
To state Contests Almost
Impossible.

The climax OF West Nirciula.s most
thrilling football season Will occur ON
Thursday next when az Fairmont tha
teams representing West Virginia Uni
Ntr-Ity and West Virginia Weslsyar.
e. "llesr viii meet 10 decide suUrtmauu
and Incidentally tho championship
] the season the two aggt.-
cations have fought without so much
as being pushed by any other West VIZ
rln5a team and ou Thanksgiving they
VIII have Do out.
The - now trying Ia
plan some way Iu which the crowd can
Doe accommodated af FaIrmUut. TNs
seating capacity OF south side park D..
already practically exhausted and by
tuesday IrsHslluL the game DO appears
mat not even standing room can Ua
sold. Herewith i- given SOM, data 81
'ue two tetuH. how they Will probably
line mp. their records for the year. and
the weights OF The men
The 1915 record or tA- two teams foI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
BELLAIRE HIGH PREPARED FoR
THANKSGIVING GAME WITH
WHEELING
Oho-Side squad, Somewhat weaker
Than Last Year and Rsalizfnr
strength Of Opposition,
II Hopeful.

The eyes OF Beilsire football fans are
turned toward the Red and Black war
with Wheeling High on the League PARK
grounds next Thursday. Althourh the
contest this year may lack some OF the
lmpoitance ~ had when the two teams
met last year. the interest in IL VIII ne
none the less as Tar as BeIiaire b. cou-
cerucd and all lovers OF me elu. fu
the metropolis OF Belmont county will
roh for the Red and Black warrIors
heliaire certainly has had a very UNI
true. the followers OF the Red and Ri.rE
warriors have not lost confidence in the
team -Four defeats In one season is not
what the Bcllaire team has been ac-
customed to and in the coming contest
with wheeling the question Is being
asked has Bellaire A chanre >, ,-,r,.
nrough on the long end OF the score?
The team has been worked his week by
the coaches. and the plays TO be used
INTO the players. but whether. they will
work remains 10 De seen.
b'lialre ~ not going into the game
loaded with over-couudeuc. and All ina
players realize that they will have 10
hght every inch OF the way n a victory
Il 10 be hung up. The fact that football
ans IN bcllatre have not lost confidence
In the team rs encouraging 20 the menu
ners. and this fact will produce "a good
sai5 IN IT. pJtsinE me big same, II IS
sim tho favoritcS In BelIaire.
Play East liverpool Today.
Today the iiellairc eleven viii go to
f-ast Liverpool TO mix things with the
high school OF that place. and the show
ing at East Liverpool will do much 10
determine tho result Of the game next
/ h~ursday. The result OF the contest
VIII give "a comparative line on the
~hankSglving day game.
bellairc VIII be up against "a strong
team today, but with the assurance that
the k"d and Black team tS equally as
strong. The Pottery eleven undoubtedly
Is capable, but a. Will face the most
powerful combination IL has been up
.against this season.
bellaire is preparing FOR the Thanks
giving day game with an interest that
has surpassed preparations FOR all other
contests this season, and the students
as well as the members OF the team are
NOR" Interest than usual The
team Is being encouraged and at several
meetings speeches We're made by Coach
Estahrouk. Manager H,ide and CAPTAIN
Ischappatt. The not result shows that
these meetings have been beneficial and
dopstcrS now figure 10 out that the fu-
ture success or the team is assured.
Defense Somewhat Weak.
While IN" offensive strength OF tho
bellalro team has been sattsfactoritv
demonstrated ia tho games To date. me
defensive ability Of the Red and BLACK
against "a powerful attack iS an Unknown
quantity. Tn the game with Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
WEST VIRGINIA AND WESLEYAN
ELEVENS ARE EVENLY MATCHED

he was with Hlllstrom. hold him. as
the state OF Utah desires To prosecute
the governor says IN his telegram.
Also investigate Thomas Whitehead.
VINO Nouches Tor affidavit and joins IN
threatening communication.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
INI Opponent.
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West virginia


statistic uu West Virginia and We
..'lu .I.H.. I~fr..tF.r-t eleven vII a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
Those who Did tt
Marietta

Goals from mathematician.
~Cheuow,th. 3.
SubstituUons-Freshour for Pond.
Dawes for Mcintyre. Pond for skinner.
King for Rodgers. Eiddle for Bailey.
Nurthcott for Brtnuuu. I.3ttsrnor for
Ilit". Rodgers for Chenowcth. Allen for
Curry.
Refcree-Hoyer. Ohio state Univer-
sity.
tmpire-Littick. Ohio Wesleyan.
Head Linesman-Allaman. Western
Reserve.
Timcrs-pr. LanEftt. Of Parkcrsburg
and Reitcr. OF Marietta.
Time Of QuartgrS-lJ minutes.
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" nile IN" offensive strength OF the
belair' team has been sattsfaCtOriiy
demonstrate ia tho games 10 date. we
defensive ability Of the Red and Black
against "a powerful uttack rs an uukuown
quantity. In the game with Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

LhS het!al'e lineup 70. the game
The true Democrat., 1915-10-23
NEWS MUlTUM IN PARvO
Italy declared war with Bulgaria.

Italy declared war with Bulgaria.
Serbia is making determined re-
sistance to the attacks of the Austro-
German forces and those Of Bulgaria,
while the Allies are preparing to render
assistance.
By counter attack, the Germans
drove the Russians back across the
Stripa river, but Petrograd reported
little change in the situation.
Serbian resistance retarded the Ger
man advance in Serbia, anu led to an
expectation that Russia might be able
to strike blow and help bring the
Turk to his knees before relief arrives.
Secretary Lansing will next week
resume negotiations with Count Won
Bernstorff on the sinking of the Lusi-
tania and three other vessels on which
Americans were killed.
Rumania joined Greece in declaring
neutrality, the step. following German
hints that Bucharest give more definite
indications of Rumanias stand.
The Austro-Germans announced they
are still making headway in the Bal
kans, having stormed the Serbian posi-
tions south of Semendria. Bulgaria
foroad tho froD+ior r;doac botu,oar Mo
gotin and Strumika. She announced
that grain bought by Greece in Ru-
mania would be permitted to cross her
territory.
All the South American countries
taking part in the conference regard
ing Mexico signified their intention to
concur in the recognition of Carranza
Employers were asked to help the
administration scheme for the defense
of the country by giving employees
time to acquire military training with
out serious loss of pay.
Washington officials announced that
the Cotton Futures Act would be en-
forced until the appeal from the de-
cision of Judge Hough in New York
is decided.
A British recruiting officer said Great
Britain would have to raise $4,000
more men by spring or the government
would not be responsible for the out
come of the war
Opposition to Carranza in Mexico was
crumbling in view of the decision to
recognize his party reached by the
United States and Latin-American ma
tions.
Criminal intent was charged against
William Rockefeller and the other di-
rectors of the New Haven road when
their trial began in New York.
President Wilson voted for woman
suffrage in the special election in New
Jersey, but the defeat of the constitu.
tional amendment was conceded.
The true Democrat., 1915-10-23
FAMOUS OLD MANSION GOES
(Woodville Republican J

tW0odVllie RepuDilcan.}
The residence on Wyoming planta-
tion, ten miles southwest of Woodville,
owned by Mr.. Morris H. Rothschild,
and occupied by his overseer, Mr.. Mac
Donough, was destroyed by fire on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, the roof
having caught from spark from one
of the chimneys. This spacious old
house, which was built sometime be-
fore the Civil War by the late Col Rob.
ert Semple, prominent and wealthy
planter of this county, was one of the
finest homes in this section of the
state, both in size and elegance. With
in it's two and one-half stories were
numerous large rooms, fitted up with
marble mantles, which opened into
wide halls or upon broad verandas,
and an imposing ball room occupied
the third floor. The destruction of this
|ante-bellum house marks the passing
of the last one of these palatial old
plantation homes, which stood as relics
of our county's past grandeur. Strange
to say, practically all of the others met
a like fate.
The true Democrat., 1915-10-23
ALL OVER LOUISIANA

Paul A. Sompayrac, of Lake Charles,
La, was appointed private secretary
to Governor Hall, succeeding Senator
George Wesley Smith.
The yacht Two Sisters, supposed to
have been fitted out at Galveston as a
German privateer went ashore On the
Louisiana coast.
The Jackson Highway commission.
ers were shown over New Orleans and
were unanimous in the selection of
New Orleans as the Southern terminus
of the route.
Col. A. w. Crandall, prominent in
Louisiana political and business affairs,
died at his apartments after long
Illness,
Dominick O'Malley has bought the
New Orleans American.
Attorney General Pleasant filed an
amended petition in the custer suit OF
the State of Louisiana against the
American Sugar Refining Company.
The true Democrat., 1915-10-23
THE HOME COMFORTABLE.

OF course homes should look nice
when company comes, but they should
always be wholesomely clean for the
family as we'll. Many men would be
far happier If they could convince
their wives that their homes were tidy
and comfortable even if they were not
gone over inch by inch, that very day.
This feeling that home is not good
enough for visitors is responsible for
the old-fashioned, fine hospitality dis
lappearing. A charming girl said re-
Gently that though she had attended a
certain church for three years and had
made many acquaintances that only
twice in all that time had she received
an informal invitation to tea or been
asked to visit any ones home. She
/ had been entertained many times, but
at formal affairs or else taken to club
rooms or public eating places This is
Eonly one of many instances all are
familiar with.
Homes are not intended to be spick
and span all the time as hotels are
Visitors and callers will like to see the
books a trifie disorderly, as though
they were for use. If the music on
the piano is unsorted or just piled any
way it shows some one has been sing
ing, and that you enjoy music in your
home.
The couch in the cosy corner and the
Ipillows on the window seat do not neeG
to be pumped up every minute of the
day; they are made to use and make
you comfortable.
Pleasant disorder is not dirt, it is mo-
something to guard from friendly eyes
lit is the thing that makes our houses
lhome-like and that gives the cosy home
feeling. Any one with few dollars il
his purse can hire woman to wasl.
scrub and clean, but where can Oh,
buy home?
This is fine time to stop doing al
those unnecessary, trifiing, firing thing
. THAT do not need to be done. Tha
your family would be better pleased i
you left undone, and that friends dis
like to see you doing.
The true Democrat., 1915-10-23
BRAVO, Mr.. cARRUTH.

CIV. L. Carruth in Clinton Watchman.)
Now, as to the steel bridges being
built jointly by the parishes of East
and West Feliciana. The building of
bridges in this way is nothing new in
this parish.
We helped build those over Amite
River and we in this section probably
derive no benefit from them.
This board has been a progressive
one to some extent and has built other
steel bridges. A wooden bridge over
Thompson's creek could not be made
to stand.
The three bridges being built near
Jackson will cost less than one bridge
over the old ford which is nearly i'm.
passible at all times and entirely sc
for days at time when the water is
high.
Jackson is part of East Feliciana
parish and Is entitled to the same con
sideration and relief that any other
section is entitled to.
When this bridge proposition was
brought before our board, motion was
made to have committee from oul
parish meet one from West Feliciana
With all members present this com
mittee was given full power to act as
they thought best. There was at least
not dissenting vote. Mr. Perkins was
opposed to the bridge and did not sigr
the contract. | mention the vote ot
Mr.. Perkins simply to show the posi-
ton of the whole board and not ii
criticism of his vote.
/ honestly believed that section wa.
entitled to relief from conditions tha
kept their trade their cattle and othel
interests entirely cut off from them fol
days at time. Thinking as I did,
voted for the bridges and l think tina
it was no more than they were en-
titled to.
Some contend ct is not an argument
that Jackson has always done withou
that bridge and for that reason coult
do without it until time is no more.
Remember that old man Adam wor'
no pants, that Eve would not hav'
known hair net from hustle, and i
is very questionable if wise old Solo
mon himself could have told a Traction
engine from a peanut huller.
The true Democrat., 1915-10-23
ovER-coNFIDENcE.

All over the grand old State of Louis.
lana, the refrain is heard: John M
Parker is running for governor on the
Progressive ticket. He is fine man
and / like him, but he's fighting the
Democratic party and he has no more
show than a jack rabbit. I am sorry
he quit u.s."
Bill Krebs of the Lake Charles Amer
ican-Press is kicking because the Dem
ocrats, according to his way of looking
at it, are not showing as much en-
thusiasm over their candidates fol
governor as are a few Progressives
What's the use, Bill, of losing your
voice when you've got sure thing
Get the goggles of and come on in.-
Assumption Pioneer.