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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

tails on the ground look even whittier
than one single snowflake.
What Makes the White Caps on the
Waves White?
In telling why the snowflake is
white we have practically already an
swered this question also. Instead Of
little crystals formed from the water.
the foam produced by tho waves Of
the ocean consists Of tiny bubbles.
which have the same ability 10 reflect
the light as the snow crystals.
% you Known
That In making plate glass the clay
In which the ingredients are mixed
must still be trampled with bare feet
10 knead and season a.? That man
has never discovered anything which
takes the place OF the trampling with
bare feet for this necessary process
OF kneading.
Get the Book Of Wonders to-day.
end read this interesting Story 81 a
window Pane profusely illustrated
with unusual pictures and the many
stories ~ the worlds wonders See
coupon for information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
What Makes SnOwfIakeS White?

A snowflake is. as you are no doubt
aware. made OF water affected in
such way by the temperature as TO
change II into a crystal Water. Of
course. as You know. is perfectly
transparent In other words. sun
light or other light will pass through
water without being reflected. A
single snowflake also g. partially
transparent, D. o.. the light will 20
through Il partially. although some
OF II will be reflected back When
drop Of water Is turned into a
snowflake crystal a great many re-
hectinE surfaces are produced. and
the whitencss OF the snowflake is
the result Of practically all OF the
sunlight which strikes ~ being re-.
hected back. just AZ a mirror reflects
practically all the light or color
that Is thrown against g. n you
turn green light on the snow 10 will
reflect the green Hight In the same
way. When The countless snow crys.
tails lie on the ground close together
the ability 10 reflect the light BE- in.
creased. and 30 a mass Of snow crys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
CHILD LABOR
Is CONSIDERED
rBoBLEH TAKE UP IN nAur or
THE CITY CMunCHEs
TE8TEEDAT
Tr>1ss ASSEMBLY Hsid a special Meet.
iAs Tor rurIos. 81 Tafins UP
Question

Psrsqant 70 IN ideas o. The National
Mil l.abDr 'omuisHiou. the question
tsrday. IL the churches. tue unini-tsr.
nAa- reference 90 it ln their sermons.
SShiie . special meeting 81 the ONO
held from the hours 81 = 10 q ptrposciy
Tor 20 consider this question.
a., Ths assembly also had ~ the Greater
wheeling Charter for discussion u
number - committees were appointed
and several other business matters were
tek.n up The meeting was well at
Tine report - President Charles Hug
gins. 81 the assembly. was read and aD-
dered 20 3. published in the wheeling
Aalority. The report was rather lengthy
snd showed that the assembly vas In
better condition IN every way than ever
before m itH history
The matter Of boosting child labor
DAY was taken az and the matter was
considered pro ana con. Resolutions OF
lengthy nature governing the child
labor movement were discussed by the
members The city charter matter was
the main feature Of the meeting how
ever, and was discussed by all. Leo J.
i-aFlam was one OF the members strict
~ opposed 70 the clause placing the
police force under civil service When
on the committee he also opposed IT, de-
spite the report which has been going
the rounds 20 the effect that he was IN
The standing committees were named
as follows:
Bottle Blowers Union. chairman. Lewis
Lenord. OF Crescent lodge. Orviile snod-
grass. OF thu Firemen's Union.
Legislative-Leo J, LaF1am. Fire
mans Union. chairman: Andrew v. Fish
sr. Enginssr. local. II; r. Charnook.
Painters Union. v. p. Brinkman. Car
pentsrs' No. ,: William Wilson. Potters'
No. ts.
OrEanization-John Teufel. Csrpen-
tsrs No. is2s, chairman; John Moran.
Manchester lodge No. ~: Edward. Pap
am. Stogiemakers' Union: otto Buech-
Ter, Butchers No. = III. X. Calvert
20.
Harmony O. Charles Higgins chair
man. Leo J. LaFlam. n. II. VESSEL.
Matt Greer. and John J. stein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
ROUT GER MAN FLEET
CcOntiau.d FROM first P.x.1


cruisers and several light cruisers
and a number Of destroyers steer
ing westward, and apparently
making for the English coast.
The enemy az once made for
home at high speed. They were at
once pursued, and at about $50
a. m. action was Joined between
the battle cruisers Lion, Tiger,
Princess Royal, New Zealand and
lndomitabie on the one hand and
the Derflinser, Seydlitz, Moltke
and Blueeher on the other. a we'll
contested running fight snsued.
Shortly after I o'clock the Blue
cher, which had previously fallen
out % line, eapsizeG and sank.
admiral Beatty reports that
two other battle cruisers were
seriously damaged. They were,
however, able TO continue their
flight and reached an area where
dangers from German submarines
and mines prevented further pur-
suit.
Eleven Wounded.
mo British ships have been
lost, and our casualties In person.
mel az the present reported are
slight, the Lion, which led the
line. having only n wounded and
no killed.
zone hundred and t~enty.three
survivors have been rescued from
the 6Iueeher's crew Of 9s5, snd u
rs possible that others have been
saved by some OF our destroyers.
No reports Of any destroyer or
light cruiser fighting have yet
been received at the admiralty,
though some has apparently taken
place.
Their Iodships have expressed
their satisfaction to Vice Admiral
Sir David Beatty"
Commodore Reginald Y. Tyrwhiti
rho also took part i'm the battle q
Ielgoland. commanded the light cruli
rs and destroyers which accompan
I'd Vice Admiral Beatty's cruisers.
The Germans were observed som
ime after dawn proceeding in IN
Erection OF the British coast. Whe
hey sighted the superior British fee
hey turned and made at full spec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

sun pidn viii De adopted. but mat
the committee will 20 over all bins
and select the best features. smbody-
ing them in bill 10 b. introduced by
the committee.
Delegate Duty's Plan.
Delegate Buty's bill. II. y. No. 10.
proposes TO redistrict the State as
follows
First District-tiancock. Brooke.
Ohio. Marshall. Wetzel Marion. Moa-
ongalis and Taylor
Second D,strict-Jefferson Berke-
ley. Morgan. Hampshire. Mineral.
Tucker. Grant. Hardy .Pendleton. Ran
dOlph and Preston.
Third Di-trict-Tyler. Peasants.
Richie. Doddridge. Harrison. Barbour.
Cpshur. Lewis and Gilmer
Fourth District-Wood. WIZ. cal
houn. CLAY. Jackson. Roane. Mason.
Putnam and kanswha
Fifth DistriCt-Cabou. Wayne. Lin
coin. MinCo, Logan, Boone. Mcdowell
Wyoming and Raleigh
Sixth District-Merccr. summers.
Monroe. Grselhrier. Fayctte. Nicho-
las. Webster, rocahontas and BraN-
ton
Under this ulan the largest district
as regards population would be the
Fourth. with a population OF 236. 100
according 10 the 1910 census. while
the smallest would be the third with
q population OF lC5. 500. This district
however. gave the largest Republican
majority fo- Sutherland over lodges
for Congressman-at I.arge in the last
campaign. the majority being 3.I9i.
The following table gives a Cympari-
son OF the districts as to population
in 1910, and the Republican MAORI
ties for Sutherland in 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
PROBING FOOD PRICES.

LONDON Jan. &C. $40 q. u-rHa
question 0f food uppi.rs Ir tho United
KINGDOM and fHn rico Dol prices .s bH.
.ne considered bv cabinet committee
pr" .d'd over hE Premier Aaluifh. &C..
00rd.nr f0 % statement r.Eer ruf f0.
DAY by JuD press bureau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
CREW RESCUED

NNI.IHfI tr De-. % TH. schooner
Nrr. n. Baxter. dIaWHa.sI %. fH. rHf.
which IH. h..r sweeping tho NfIlrfI.
coast f"r fHUuf F.fHu| ".ur.. |a Hf Hr-
rH.r -r miles northeast u| Cope rrHf.
rn. according 'H reports H.r. fH.rIEHf
Ii.r crow nf u'uH WHH taken H.f HH fHH
fefw.r II Vale early to-day Tho
.H.Husr Dr. reported partially HII.H with
water lIrr home port ri EHfr. Maine.
-N" bias gross TONNAGE Of T.UTg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
FOUND GUILTY or
FIRST DEGREE MURDER

Special u..r1frr r8 tr. TrfsrIeerr.r
CHARLESTON. Vs. va Jam %.
Matt FARRELL cabin Crock desperate
VINO murdered Constable S D.. Name.
and Henry RsfcIin. az Ohlcy. Dcrew
Der or has been found guilty of FIRE.
er-r0n murder hv jury in fntcrut.
d.H'n Court There vas no. rrromusr
nFNur Tor mercy Sentence viii rH
imposed af fH' conclusion of the term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
IMPORTANT BILLS
tconanusd Prom FIRST Pag.1

products. the control Of the dischar1c
of the same into any rivers or streams
of the state The bill coufers Upon
cities. towns and municipalities and
counties the power 10 raise funds for
these purpose
Finance Committee Acts.
The House Committc. OF taxation
end finance also viii ropof fayorabiy
upon bills relating 10 the payment OF
appropriations for officers. commits
sions and boards not having an Office
at the Capitol and also relating 10
The payment Of moneys into the state
treasury. and making appropriation
FOR money paid iu These bills would
place these matters IN the hands Of
the board 81 control after the close
~ the present fiscal year
The nous" bill providing for the
prevention. control and eradication or
infectious contagious or otherwise
communicable diseases among domes-
tic animals and poultry. and providing
for quarantine and such rules and
regulations a. may DO necessary tor
its enforcement. will ba reported with
recommendation that 90 pass. by fHr
committee ON ag1ruifurr
main f.r electric lIrEf companies have
been referred FOO r. euH-roumItt.n COM.
posed 0f UfIlra Oh Murrianf fIusHl.
and Wolf .r DO ra.draucH and Dol.
f'rrrd hack fo 'HD judiciary commit.
Toe. while Tho House bin relating f1
balls Haa been referred to special
suh-commitfea composed ~ poleratea
Talbot Wolf and WeCauIey. Tor
amendments
Hearings Are Set
III. weeks proceedings arc ~
pec'cd 90 bo euiIvonod somewhat ry
debates over important irsucs and by
public hearings ON pending legislation
Tho wowan'a .ufraFo amendment 10.
.0.1'r1. which has passed Ifs second
reading fu tho House. has been made
special order ~ business Tor Tu.a.
dav m0rr'r~ af ~ O'Clock. while fEa
hI rrup0 Ius amendments 90 Che Yuef
prohibition law. MAKING DO much NOR.
tfInr"nf Haa been made special rr.
dor uf hIaIrl I0 tho senate. aTr1
Tuesday morning ar 10 O'Clock Zach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Issue g. expected 10 draw large
crowd of interested spectators
4 public hearing will b. granted
persons affected by the county salar-
ies bin a. proposed by Delegate gwiger.
f"Nt Tuesday. before Oh, committee
on ~ Judiciary The same commit
70" VIII Grant q hearing ON House Hn
No. "N. by Delegate IarsOns. making
Dip" line c0musnIna common carriers
This hearing was granted upon ro.
quest of Former Cougros Joseph
~ Gaines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Drafted by State Labo. Commission.
or j TO- Nirh'"u-sIo. o. hu providing
for The establishment off now stand
ard ~ wrI-Hfe and measures and for
tho inspection and sealing 0f devices
used Tor weighing and rHs ufInr com.
modiuoH ha7 been introduced In the
House hl DELEGATE Scherr. OF Kama.
wha county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
SHIP BILL
tcOn=Husd from Ti-st Page,

this was achieved insofar as 10 was
possible Saturday.
The shipping bill - amended will
now be pressed with all the yiror at
our command declared Majority
Leader Kern today.
Republican leaders do not like tho
oil as amended any better than they
did the original measure. although
some Of the Progressive Republicans
are inclined to look with more favor
on h. than formerly Champions OF
the bin hope that Progressive Repu De-
licans viii support b. when the vote
is reached
No; Bound BY Rule.
Although the Democratic caucus
voted 10 max" 'he bill a party meas
IRE several Democrats who did not
participate In 'ho caucus do not feel
they are bound by the rule and there
ID probability that they may offer
amendments from senate floor
Senator Root mas served notice that
Do would address the senate on the
bin tomorrow Senator SmoOt has
also announced his intention 20 speak
or on early date The Democrats.
however. are not planning 90 open NJ
their or8forirsl batteries in support
of tho bin and in answer 90 criticisms
fu1f have been pouring out uAfrtcr-
rurfedly from the Republican side for
.Iurr than week Spirited debate
PEEL expected from now on regardless Of
-Hn fafa uf appropriation bills and tho
possibility OF au extra session boo ihs
urrE and carly summer
While tho Senate rnrt continues
fHr lluu." will Keep Hf work ON au.
Precipitation bills. with rHu agricultural
l.IL fh' unfinished hu.iuoe. fUT sew.
oral DAYS LONGER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

London chemists arc irvrafrarnr
o. rar" wino.sITouud Iu rocks In WaIa.
That rad.aI's faint Heht in ite uatr.
al state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

The House bills number 1876 while
almost that many. 1s2 had been intro.
duc"d in the senate. when that body
adjourned yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

paIerate SouHwus HALL. OF WotzeI.
has offered bin. providing for pen.
Ei0us for JUDGES OF tho Supreme Court
~ Appeals who have served af least
one term and who arc past Che axe OF
20 years The pension would BE-
about 5000 per year Judge John vs.
ErsUah. 0f Mason county Ia said fu
Do tho only person who would af pres.
ont benefit hy tho proposed Jaw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

a bin introduced yesterday by Ser.
ator McAboy provides % new charter
Tor Huntington. senate. Meadow also
offered BILL relating 10 certain
changes In the independent school al.
trict OF Huntington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

] pon motion Of Senator Narehau
ri Hancock senate bin 80 SIS. sera
Tor Gray anti gambling bill. which
was rejected Friday wa rcconeiderldt
yesterday. and rer0mmIftrd To- tho fY
dietary committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

During tho FIRST vrlk ~ actual
work 15S hIls .u addition f0 several
join. resolutions have been offered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

ers IN Germany 20 the beliigersnts in
the Russo-Is panc-e war and IN the rs-
cent Balkan wars % establish the gem
eral recognition OF the propriety q the
trade hy q nauf~.r --ffg-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
TO BE REDISTRICTED
tcOnunu.d from Pi--t P.s,l

sons plan will be adopted. but that
the committee will 20 over all bins
and select the best features. embody-
ing them in bill 10 b. introduced by
the committee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02
Proye What sNamp:Ro WIN DO For

Send ten cents tosDr. Kilmer q ca,
Binghamton, N. T., for q sample Size
bottle. ItlwiH convince anyone you
will also receive 9 book1et Of valuable
Information. telling about the kidneyA
and bladder When writing, be sire
and mention the Clarksburg DAILY,
Telegram Regular fft cent and one
dollar size BOTTLES for sale at all drug
stores. dyertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02

Cigarettes are used extensively in
Denmark. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02
WEST VIRGINIA
TAKES Part IN
CAPITAL news
Events of Washington, D. c.,
Are Reported by TelegraIn,s
Correspondent There.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE body
Of DIR. Patrick v. Dolan was today,
after the celebration OF q funeral
mass, inferred In cemetery in this
city DR.. Dolan died in a hospital
at Norfolk. Va, where he had gone
three weeks ago to undergo treat
ment. He had been suffering for sew
eral months as result Of frac!
tured leg, which, he sustained by fall
ing in one of the marble halls at
the treasury department where he
had been employed for many years.
He was fifty-six years Of age and
unmarried. IA \ &
Dr, Dolan was born near Wolf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02
M shing w ont Rid
Head OF Daniruff

The only sure way TO get rid Of dand-
ruff Isl to dissolve il, then you destroy it
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary, liquid arvoti apply
It at night when retiring ) use enough to
mossten the scalp and rub i ipf gently
with the finger tips. t''l'1
Do this tonight, and b., morning, most
If not an, Of your dandrutf viii be gvne,
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of il, no.
matter how much dandrtiff you mar
have. 80
You will find, too that all itching and
digging 81 The scalp viii stop at once.
and your hair viii be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy silky and soft, and look and feel
. hundred times better.
You can get liquid aryon at any drug
store. Its Inexpensive and neysr faias
so'do the work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02
NO tn ING ~ a. 4 IOlV
IN THE FL (1TI( US
Issues Are Mainly Local and
the Results Are Expected
to Be Mixed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. National
political leaders attach no aignifiE
canoe 20 the results Of tpday's cleo
ton. National Issues have not ssfigur-
ed to any extent in any Of the eight
state campaigns which closed Mon
day preliminary to balloting today to.
q decision. Interest In local issues
obseured everything else. Woman
suffrage, prohibition and strictly CON
stttutional questions are the bones
OF contention.
Mixed results. so far as the two
big parties are concerned, are ex-
pected to ensue, with the distribu-
ton Of the same more largely on the
Democratic side Of 1t than the Re-
publican end. This is looked at as
fairly much OF a certainty because
Of the political history and charac-
ter Of the states. where the. most
important contests are to be decided.
These states are Massachusetts,
Maryland. Kentucky ana Mississippi.
which are to elect governors tonior-
row. The last three are Democratic
states and Massachusetts has a habit
Of eng-standing Of electing DEM
'Isocrats as chief executives. While
hopeful for the best in the Bay state
and in Maryland, where their party
has, at least, q tighting chance, the
Republican leaders will be greatly
surprised II they win the governor
ship in either state s,
The truth Is the Republican leaders
do not expect to win a governor In
any one of these four states They
do expect their party to make q
gain, and a good showing. in. the
three special Congressional elections
to be held in New York The one
special election of this kind comes
off in South Carolina and SO far as
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02

We want all skin gnfsrers who
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medical aid ID vain to read this.
We, hsFold establis druggists OF
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wash. not q patent medicine concocteds
OF various Worthless drugs, but eta
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known %antisept tic ingredients! It Is
called the p. d. p. Prescriptisa fer
EC1eHan. III ~ IL I! y u n 4 q ~
This is a doctor,s special prescrip-
Mon--one that has effected many won
aegful cprek
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02
TOLEDO MAN
EXPE cTED TO DIE

D. Z. Bower, treasurer and manager
OF the New Overland Real Estate Exc
change at Toledo. thought death was
close upon him. He suffered from de-
rangement of the stomach and diges-
tive tract and his condition was high
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Then he scheered up and went to eat
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AIayr's Wonderf Remedy gives per.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02

{ "A few years ago Chile was withopiI
a native press. Today several ;huri'l
dred newspapers are published
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02

Mrs. sBernoeE Camden, wife. of Capt.
.Bernoe Camden, on the coast de.
tense service, Is in w ashtngton visit.
ing friends. Capt, Camden, who
has been stationed at Key West fot'
several months. has been ordered tc
Boston, and the Camd lens expect To
be residents OF that city the coming
winter. at least.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-02
MANY !! |! CHILDREN SUFFER-
From KIDNEY trouble

".
Three pears ago my little: girl, AMI
Egela. vas AIKEN sick with scarlet fe-I
liver and ister dropsy set In; her face
and HnahsiyMelied and her eyes puled.
la leading physician here 1t the time;l
Nreated her without the sliRhtest sue
cess. IA salrnie al youri Srnmn-RoofI
f,aying Eheen 'Iaft q y Ma i 81 I'M
Ans resotvss x -, ~ ~, \. M
with ,sr IN z =.
II LII, ~,
49,. !, no tse ~ st4s
~. - ! 80 4. e - s sos.a ~
ss 10y tnt' 4tst Attysctnt go.7
. -. ana ,l aIeer sne took Two iarge DOL
Yes. sne vas prom ou " cured by the |
DOCTOR and has been IN good health
ever since. The doctor came to see
her every day and examined her ey-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
FRANK SINGER RETURNS
FROM DENVER CONVENTION


Mr.. Frank Singer of the Corner
Drng Store returned home Saturday
after weeks visit in nenver attend
ing the Scottish Rite and Mason's con-
yention Of which he is a member.
Mr.. Singer speaks OF the occasion
as a great success which was partici-
pared m by inrBe Numbers % people
from all parts OF the country.
A strong feature Of the program
was the minstrel given by the Ma
tional scottish Rites at the auditor
,um that was attended by one of the
largest crowds the auditorium has
ever accommodated. Another interest
ing occasion was the banquet given
on Friday night in the FL Jebel tenn
rIe that was attended by 1000 people,
who were accommodated by serving
400 at a time.
The only unfortunate part Of the
affair said Mr.. Singer. was the disa-
greeable weather. light rain falling
most Of the time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
MSS ELLEN VASSEEN AND
WALTER MTCnER MARRIED

At the home Of the brides brother
on Pisgah park at noon last Friday
occurred the wedding OF Miss Ellen
vasseen and Waiter R. wItcher. the
latter one OF the most prominent
ranchers Of Teller and Park coun-
ties. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. Steele OF the Episcopal church
The bride is . wen known Cripple
Creek girl. being the daughter OF ~.
H. vasseen OF PisEah Park She at
tended school in this city and Il =
graduate Of the Cripple Greek high
school. class OF 1910. The last three
years she has been teaching school
At West Four Mile.
witcher Is one OF the youngest
ranchers OF this county. He Is the
son of the alto w. R. witeher and Is
the owner Of considerable property
and cattle in Teller and Park coun-
ties.-crippie Greek Times