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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07
DR.. MILLENER is TO BE
MARRIED THURSDAY

Or. r. w. Millener, electrician at the
Union Pacific headquarters, is to be mar
ried at $3.50 o'clock Thursday afternoon
at the home Of the bride in Ashland, to
Mlss Jessie Scott. He has secured his
marriage license has rehearsed for the
ceremony and is ready for the wedding,
which will be performed by Rev. John
williams OF this city. Following the
ceremony, DR.. and Mrs. Millener will
go west on a short trip, making more
extended bridal tour later in the year.
The Millener-Scott wedding Is to be a
quiet, home affair, invitations having
been issued only 70 members of the two
families and very few close friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07
TOWN BOARD MEMBERS
ELECTED BY BELLEVUE

j. Paul Hepler. William f. Nichols,
William NJ. Robinson and Wilbur Cock
rell were elected members OF the town
board Of Bellevue yesterday receiving
from eighty five to ninety-four votes
each. Wilbur Cookroll former mayor,
failed 20 come back. receiving forty-nine
votes Many ballots were spoiled by vot-
ers who wrote in names owing 10 the
fact that several candidates had failed
to file
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07

FRITZ Scheff will be seen at the Hipp
theater today and Thursday In Para
mount pictures OF her latest Broadway
Morosco comedy OF three husbands. The
supporting company is strong and In
cludes owen Moore.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07
Who is Dr., Walton,
Ear Specialist7'

Who IL Or. Walton eye and ear
specialist Of Omaha and Des Moines7'
The question has been referred to The
Bee by readers following an Investigation
conducted by Successful Farming OF Des
Moincs. concerning recent activities Of
his IN Iowa.
Search OF Omaha directories failed to
reveal the doctors name, and no local
physicians are acquainted with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07

specht. second assistant leader MrE J.
o. williams. sccrotary-trcasurcr and
Mrs. Jerome a. Llllc. chairman 81 the
courtesies committee. This was the last
department meeting for the current year
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07
&4tEeG
Oh0at0U
ATTRACTIONS ~ nMAMN.

Boyd; "The NigEer."
Brandeia, The Marriage Of Kitty"
Ensrresai vaudeville.
0ayoty; The College Girls"
Kim, Photo. plays.
OrphCum! Vaudeville,
West sisters Quartet at BoSd,
Last nirht tho West sisters String
quartet presented az the Boyd = program
ot chamber music IN n manner that won
much warm applause from the audience.
Tho sistcrs Eloisc, Madgc. Belle and
Vivian, have been we'll known IN amateur
Circics for n Ions time. as earnest. stu
dents ana capable performers and their
work together as a quartet has been
much commented on. As novelty, four
sisters In a combination, they are worthy
" notice. hut they deserve even more
attention because Of their muscianly
qualifications. Three victims and a cello
are used with skill and effect by them
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-07

M hsst uledilira g. nstipaIieu 4
pn kinms Nes flfs Isils ANA sna 81.
festive anf kesp 49, seu - Al dfus-
AawoFtiseaaut
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

Try Our Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
DECORAHIAN AT ALBERT LEA.
IL. A. Fitch, Well known Educator
Joins Faculty of Luther
Academy.

r. A. Fitch, son of NJ. B. Fitch, Of
DEBORAH and a well known college
professor will teach in the Luthe:
Academy at Albert Lea the coming
year. The following dispatch from
Albert Lea will be OF interest to his
friends here:
THE faculty of Luther academy
will be composed of the same teach
ers as last year, with the exception
of B. T. Olson, who had charge of
the commercial department. r. A.
Fitch of Minneapolis has been elect
ed to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Fitch, who
is cousin of the celebrated writer,
the late George Fitch, comes very
highly recommended. For a number
of years he was connected with Valid
er Business college of DEBORAH, and
more recently with the commercial
department of a Cleveland, O., high
school, Mr.. Fitch is a graduate of
the DEBORAH high school, Valdez Bust
ness college, and the Gregg school of
Shorthand of Chicago. The past year
he has attended the University of
Minnesota. He will take up his work
at Luther academy at the opening OF
the school year, Sept. Is.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
RINGLINGs DREW BIG CROWD.
Estimated That $4,000 People Saw
Afternoon Performance at
POstyille.

Last Friday Ringing Bros. circus
showed at Postville and it seemed
that half the population of DEBORAH
and Wlnneshiek county attended
The writer and wife had the pleasure
of ride over with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Shattuck and Mr.. Shattuck's
mother in one Of the Maxwell Won
der cars sold by the Woldum Motor
Car Co. of DEBORAH. The Maxwell l.,
truly great car and made the trip
over in one hour, and climbed the
long hills on high about the smooth
est we Lave seen in a long time. The
weather was ideal, the ride was
most enjoyable, and the circus-well
it was Ringing Bros. and of course
great show. The circus officials stat
F, ed that the crowd attending at Post
vile was the largest they had this
season. We didn't count the people.
but presume 10000 or more were
'hOAC' oiS VI me ClTCuS managers
stated that the tent held $4,000,
while another said $4,000. At any
rate it was packed, all the seats were
sold out and a thousand or more
spectators were made comfortable on
straw spread on the ground around
the rings. Many others were turned
away. The evening attendance was
large also. We want to compliment
the good people of Postville on their
hospitality. The citizens are certain
ly deserving of high praise for theft
kindness and generosity in caring for
the strangers within her gates. They
Permitted the visitors to eat their
lunchs on the lawns and not only that
provided them with cups and sauc-
ers, water or anything that was de-
sired. l. was certainly fine treatment
and the people of DEBORAH will not
soon forget it. The police, special
and regulars were most polite and
accommodating handling the crowd
in fine shape, and no accidents of any
kind occurred. Thousands of autos
were parked all over the town and
the manner everything was taken
care of is big feather in Postvilles
cap. The circus was good, the people
of Postyille excellent, and everybody
was glad they went, and will always
BE- willing to go Postville way again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Married at Bowman, y. ID.

NJ. r. Griebel, farmer and stock
raiser from the Chenoweth country,
has fallen victim to the wiles of
Dan Cupid. He was married at Het-
finger, n. D., Saturday, Aug. 2Sth,
Rev. Gust Book officiating. The lady
he has chosen for a companion for
life is Miss Anna Elmblad, sister
of Mrs. Hedman who resides four
miles south of Scranton, n. d. The
bride is a lady that is we'll spoken
of by everyone that knows her. The
groom will be remembered as a prin-
ter on the Pioneer and Citizen, and
who has made many friends in Bow
man during his stay here. The Pion-
.eer extends it's we'll wishes to the
young couple for long life of we'd
ded bliss.-Bowman County Pion-
eer.
The many DEBORAH friends of the
groom extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Death of Little Girl.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ask are Inour-
ming the death of their little daugh-
ter, Arlene, aged years, who passed
away Saturday from an attack of
cholera infantum. The funeral servi-
ces were held Monday, interment TAX
ing place in the GlenWood cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ask are former Winnie
shiek people, but now residents Of
Mason City, where Mr.. Ask is build
ing contractor. He has had charge
of the erection of a residence here
for Melvin Allison, near the City
Park.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Delegates to Municipal League.

Mayor w. F. Baker and City At
torney ]. A. Nelson have been chosen
by the City Council as delegates to
the League of Iowa municipalities,
which holds its annual convention at
Council Bluffs the 14th, 18th and
18th of September. Atty. Nelson has
been a member of the committee on
judicial opinions of the League
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Popular Young People Marry.

On Monday afternoon, Sept 6, oc-
CURED the marriage of two of Win
neshiek county's very best young
people, Miss Clara Wheatman to Mr..
Hartvick julius Numedahl. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Paul
Koren It the home of the brides par
tents.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wheatman and was
born and grew to young womanhood
in this county. She is a young lady
possessed of many womanly graces
land she counts her friends on every
hand The husband of her choice IS
la son OF Mrs. j. H. Numedahl and a
young man of sterling worth and
character, and has numerous friends
Throughout the county. They depart
ed Monday evening on honeymoon
trip to the Minnesota state fair and
points in North Dakota. On their re-
turn they will settle down on fine
farm two miles northeast of Calmar.
We join with their many friends in
extending congratulations and best
wishes for long and happy married
life.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
A Correction.

In last weeks Public Opinion a
mistake in price of galvanized Gid
den barbed wire appeared in n. R..
Croft and Sons advertisement. The
price quoted was 1915, but should
have read 1925 per hundred pounds.
Customers will readily see the price
of 1925 is low, and Croft and Son
have big stock of the wire on hand
at the above price.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Given Enjoyable Birthday Surprise

Last Friday the young people Of
the Methodist church, about forty in
number, gave Miss Florence Price n
most enjoyable birthday and fare
well surprise. Miss Price leaves soon
to attend Cedar Falls Normal. The
occasion proved most delightful
one for all attending. Miss Price was
presented with handsome ring as Il
remembrance of the day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Won Race at Austin.

Alex Grinna, Decorah's crack mo-
torcycle rider, went to Austin last
Friday and entered the races at the
Mower county fair. He rode a strip
ped stock Indian machine and de-
feated all the seven riders in his class
Among the riders was a man who had
been winning the races there for sew
en- years, but Grinna defeated him,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

the Indian outclassing all others by
big margin. Mr.. Grinna will ride a
specially constructed racing Indian
in the races at the DEBORAH fair
grounds next Saturday. 1t is a ma
chine carable of making so miles an
hour.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Will Open New Pool Hall.

The McClaskey building on East
Water street has been rented by F.
Beckman, OF Ossian, who will open
up a pool hall there about Sept. 10.
The building is now being remodel
ed for Mr.. Beckman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

-3ooner or later you will trade
at Miller's, why not sooner? 2Ttf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

For good shoes go to
Gjevre's. 32-tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

Subscribers will confer a favor upon
us by notifying us at once of fail
ure to receive the paper regular
ly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

This paper presented free of charge
for one year to Winneshiek county
brides who remain in the county.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08
Corner Water and Court Streets
Telephone No. t5.

The yellow address tag on the front
page each week shows the month
and year to which your paper is
paid for.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-09-08

Our Want Column.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

Tacoma.
Mary Fournier. GIT So. steele ST.,
Tacoma.
A. e. Agnew, orting. Wash.
w. II. Bagiey 412 So. a1st ST., Ia
J. d. Manville. S22S Union av.. Ia
coma.
Bitney & Son, So. sth and Sprague
av., Tacoma.
A. j. Kroha, SIG So. X St, Tacoma.
o. P. Benrud,s Falkland, Wash.
+. C. Ireland. 715 SO. Il St, Tacoma.
II. d. Chalmers. ais Bankers Trust
Bldg, Tacoma.
Matte z. Moulton. 1892 Tacoma av..
Meadowmoor Dairy Store. eos
Broadway Tacoma.
"A. p. Newberry, Sumner, Wash.
g. S. Lund, Buckley, Wash.
j. c. Brown, r. f. ID. No. I, So. Ia
coma, Wash.
p. II. Rousseau, Puyallup, Wash.
Lee +. Hoops, 1897 Mckinley av.
Tacoma.
VIM. v. Goelzer, Puyallup, Wash.
Frank Larson, 1905 No. 18th ST..
Tacoma.
J. F. Danielson, s1o So. @ st., Ia
coma.
Fred Lipke, Benston, Wash.
Perrin "; Smith. Puyaliup. Wash.
F. II. Thomas, 1926 Thompson av.,
Tacoma.
C. s. corbitt. Puyallup. Wash.
c. w. Fromhodd, sl4 No. Prospect
F. j. schaefer, care St. Paul Mill
Frank Usher. 1928 So. M ST., Ia
Tacoma French Bakery. 1725 So. d
E. o. Nichols, 241s No. soth ST., Ia
T. r. & p. Co.. 1919 So. A ST.. Ia
Vessel Kuper, r. F. d. No. 8, Box
lot, Tacoma. Wash.
John Clark. X. /. Box 1874, Tacoma
Ed Anderson. Carbonate, Wash.
c. a; vincent, Trout Lake Eaton
c. b. Norton, ss14 No. goth ST.. Ia
e. s. Shuli. 7o7 No. X st, Tacoma.
III. K. Stacey, 300S SO. 10th st., Ta-
W. e. Leggett, 1924 No. M St, Ia
r. s. Bennatts. 5000 No. oath ST..
Tacoma.
Mrs. e. Lacey. Puyallup, Wash.
DR.. w. M. Karshner Puyallup, Wn.
Hazel R. Miller, 1921 So. 9th ST., Ia
]. c. Liiien thai, FIT. Steilacoom, Wn.
T. r. LeMaster, lis So. 10th st.. Ia
coma.
Reese Williams, 11S so. 10th ST..
Tacoma.
Washington Paving Co., Savage
Scofield Bldg, Tacoma.
J. v. Bartholomew, Puyallup, Wn.
c. s. Corbitt, Puyallup, Wash.
John b. Stevens, Tacoma, Wash.
p. ]. Fransiolo. Tacoma. Wash.
Jacqeuline Noel, 1920 No. Alder ST..
Tacoma. Wash.
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
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County August

w: w. Asphalt. ssos So. Sheridan.
C. Bergheim. 111s So. 18th st.. Ia
coma.
A. e. simpson. 2sos No. Warner.
Tacoma.
r. Phil, Puyallup. Wash.
i. G. Bonham. $40 SO. Junette ST.,
Tacoma.
william Mullins Electric Co.. Ia
coma.
John Gabelich. 2s1o No. s2d ST.. Ia
r. B. Webb. care e. F. Gregory Co.
Tacoma.
Pooles Seed q Implement Co.. Ia
coma.
r.. 4. Button. 4is St. Helens av.
r. A. Mueller. els So. Anderson st,
Tacoma.
Geo. Fretts. Mineral. Wash.
NJ. e. Smith, Burley, Wash.
Northland Fish Co., Dock ST., Ia
Jacob Anderson. 620s Yakima av.
Tacoma.
Olympic Brewing Co., 523 Puyallup
Mrs. r. ]. Hanna, 1926 So. M ST..
J. D. Finnell, r. F. D. No. .. Puy-
aliup, Wash.
Victor Hndbeck, 1866 SO. X st.. Ia
A. L. steiner. Ardena Station. Taco
J. M. Miller, 18th & X St. Tacoma.
w. l.. Grey, Tacoma, Wash.
II. G. Daun, Enumclaw, Wash.
ID. X. Moon, PAPA No. Monroe ST..
Tacoma.
c. Peterson. 1880 East 4sth st. Ia
Chas. Il. Mcfarland. s52 Commerce
St, Tacoma.
Herman /. Beiring, 4117 So. Yaki-
ma, Tacoma.
z. A. Baggsr-Puyallup, Wash.
J. p. Lesher. 615 So. Fife ST., Ia
8. A. Roiph. ss1s Pacific av.. Taco
Hickox-crampton. lis Pacific av..
c. W. weast, care Hunt & Mottet.
Gust II. Asbers, sos So. Sheridan.
County Of Pierce. Court House. Ia
coma.
John Boiman Company. Bankers
Trust Bldg. Tacoma.
John Bolman Company, Bankers
Trust Bldg, Tacoma.
Fred Bragg, Ashford. Wash.
Miller Bros. 1881 Broadway. To-
John c. stailcup. Fidelity Bldg.
Tacoma.
w. G. Sundstrom, Dupont, Wash.
Frank kasson, 1910 So. sth ST.. Ta-
DR.. T. Bruce Rae. Natl. Realty
Bldg, Tacoma.
B. w. Tillery. West Coast Grocery
H. c. Peyton. sls ST. Helens av.. Ia
r.. o. Cooper. Puyallup. Wash.
+. q. rowes. puyallup, Wash.
c. o. Bishop. S31 No. Steele st..
Tacoma.
F. G. Wolf. Chamber of Commerce
M II. Foley. S11o So. Washington.
Geo. B. Burke. Natl. Realty Bldg.
Tacoma.
Tacoma Implement Co., Tacoma.
MsnrsY sbs Pyys5ups , Wasn.
/. 8. Ball, ISIS So. X st., Tacoma.
A. f. Emiey & Sons. 1924 No. Chey-
enne ST., Tacoma.
1. A. Drinkwine, Box 1875, Tacoma.
John Westland. Wilkeson. Wash.
T. Garvin, Day Island, Tacoma.
Frank Hawes LakevieY. Wash.
C. A. campau. $50 So. Fife ST., Ta-
L. II. Duncan, 1881 So. X St. Ia
Jesse X. Rogers. Gig Harbor, wn.
John Arflot, 1877 Tacoma av.. Taco
Chas. Roediger. Tribune Pub. Co..
Tacoma.
e. Haakenson, Route No. 3. Box
Geo. Given, No. IL Fire Station. Ia
coma.
G. A. Lyman. 1915 No. Mullen ST..
Tacoma.
Tacoma Loyal Order of Moose, Ta-
coma, Wash
w. o. Huffman, 5s4s So. Cakes st..
Tacoma.
J. B. Lamphier e4ls So. Cheyenne.
Tacoma.
Minnie q. Blazer. Midland, Wash.
w. l.. Bender, 1910 So. 18th ST., Ia
John N. Sheriff.. 4s1o No. lsth ST..
Tacoma.
yohn Hanson. 44th and Mckinley
av, Tacoma.
p. NJ Armbruster. Gig Harbor, wn.
Fred Hawthorne. Lakeview. r. #.
D., Tacoma
Pierce County. Court House. Tia
Pierce County. Court House. Ia
Theo. Berg. so44 SO. Yakima av..
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A List Of Those Who Benefited by 1t

Mrs. II. G. Lehman. 1127h Tacoma
av.. Tacoma, Wash.
c. ii. Hull. Buckley, Wash.
II. w. Martin, TT East s4th st.,
Carstens Packing Company. Tide
flats, Tacoma.
w. +. McFee, Eatonville. Wash.
Frank c. Rogers. 6402 So. Warner
St, Tacoma.
Ben Trebert, Eatonville.
w. g. Rex. Shelton, Wash.
l. X. Munson, shelton. Wash.
Frank Kepka, Wilkeson, Wash.
Henry Braget, Dupont, Wash.
z. b. Mccullough, Ashford. Wash.
John N. Barrett. 1012h A ST.. "a
Royal Cleaners. Tacoma.
): IL. Hill. 1922 No. Fife. Tacoma.
Mae Clayton, 114s So. Market ST..
B. L. Lyden. SIT SO. nth St, Taco
Anton Mason, Puyallup, Wash.
II. b. Shaw, 1927 So. l. St. Tacoma.
Alex Lodde. Roy, Wash.
II. c. Green. Steilacoom, Wash.
f. p. Sheldon, r. l. Box 9SA. Taco
Trout Lake Lumber Co. Savage
Scofield Bldg. Tacoma.
Martha Bellingham. S104 No. 27th
ST., Tacoma
H. o. Miller, wilkeson.
L. M. Van Valen. 712 So. Columbia,
Tacoma.
L. w. Johnson. 1920 So. X ST.. Ia
w. II. Kenworthy q Sons, SO. Ta-
coma, Wash.
Sam Lavroff, 7os Pacific av. Ia
coma.
Consumers Bread Company. s12
East Division Lane, Tacoma.
l.. b. Mcdonald. 5O45 So. Thomp-
son av Tacoma
Frank 0. Ryder. 2e13 SO. A ST., Ta-
coma.
J; c. Ball, Mcmillan. Wash.
oscar Peterson. 1904 East F st..
P; A. Miller. sssi sth av., Tacoma.
Claude F. Gray, l722 SO. 10th ST..
Y. S. Farmers Portage, Wash.
X. A. Lambert. 2so2 No. 18th ST..
Tacoma.
J: A. Walker. Dupont, Wash.
Gus Antonson. Perkins Bldg, Ia
a. d. Marker. L.akeview, Wash.
M. c. Tebbetts, sos No. st, Ia
coma
@: A. Bailey. s12 So. st., Tacoma.
City Transfer & Storage Co, sol
Tacoma av., Tacoma
Northern Pickle Co., Tacoma.
Roberts Bros. Division and l sts.,
Stone- lsher Co.. Tacoma.
founglove Grocery Co., Tacoma.
Mcclellan Barto, 1105 Tacoma ay..
Tacoma.
Tacoma. Tl4.
7. H. Cakes, 91s SO. sth. st. Tacoma.
Peterson Abjornson, s0a2 No.
2Sth ST., Tacoma.
y. +. Lyons, 27131t 9Th av., Tacoma.
Chris Wick. 1909 No. Cove st, Ia
coma.
Tacoma. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
Obituary
MRS. celia Hartley.

A. the result OF burns received early
THURSDAY morning. when her clothing
caught tire from a stove I'm the dining
room. at her home at West Liberty. oc-
CURED the death of Mrs. leila Hartley.
at her nome. saturday morning. Mrs.
hartley conducted "a boarding house i've
the Normal school town and Thursday
morutns was 50 seriously burned that
little hope Tor her recovery was enter
tanned. However she was not thought TO
nav" been In such critical condition. until
late lrtdaH evening when her condition
became worse. Later she laps.d into UNI
c-ousctousness from which all efforts to
revive her proved Ineffective.
The deceased was born aud raised in
ohio county and was ia her ufty-sixth
year at the time Of her death She h.
widely known over the entire state. haN-
ing conducted a boarding house 90 West
Liberty FOR the past several years. Her
husband and one daughter. Mrs. Glenn
Emerson survive. beside the following
sisters Mrs. Julia Riue. OF Wheeling.
Mrs. william Farmer. OF West AleXaH-
der. Pa. and Mrs. Robert Berry. Of Mari
eta. o; also one brother. John FarIs.
q West Liberty. Funeral services over
the remains will be held this morning ar
10 O'Clock from the late home. with Rev.
J. a.. Yeakel. pastor OF the West Liberty
iresbyterian church En- charge. Inter
Inent viii be az the stone church come-
terry.
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PARTY PLEDGES
CcOnsnusd Prom FIRST Page,

missioner Of health has been created.
while the public health laws have been
amended.
The state department of mines has
been re-Organized under an act which
.%reyises the entire mining laws of the
state. arording more protection for
the miners.
The fOst prohibition law has been
strengthened the blue sky" Law has
been amended to conform with the
constitution. M several bills have
passed to simplify n expedite court
procedure.
Woman's Suffrage Passes.
The bill submitting the woman's
suffrage amendment Ia u vote of the
people az the next election has passed
Among n humane bills passed are
those revising laws caring for Insane
persons. providing hat divorce trials
BE- heard In open court. permitting the
parole OF minor offenders and provid.
ing for the establishment Of juvenile
courts.
The state has been re-districfed
providing six congressional districts
n representation boz the house Of
delegates has been re-apportioned.
The educational laws have been re-.
vised. r-classifyinE the state educa-
uonal Institutions. providing for o..
tabiishmcnt Of vocational training. au
tnorizing state aid for High schools
q the supervision OF schools for col
ored children
'ousidrrabIe attention raa been paid
revision ui uEricuftrHI laws Tho
duties uf rUmmIHHIuuar of nFrfauIfur.
nov" been moro clearly trUurd and hts
pow 'fs have been rEttuuad Co.. include
INt guarantee OF 1--WE stock sanitation
hillh inspection. pure foods and pure
or ven as inspection of fertilizer
county courts are authorized IU a..
rIat in employ mont uf county aEriruI-
iurfI HrTnia and uudff RI bfI passed the
state IH entitled fH raFia. fHr benefits 1f
ihg NWifh.lrfer Hrf ~ suurrfer
NuI"nE hiIa which have passed one
nnuf Hud orc wrI advanced in tHa other
Gro oboe. rHIafIuE fu child labor IeriaIa.
Won mother pensions. fHn ~urrnu
iuE thf state department OF labor rrria.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
NEW DAIRY co.
TO OPEN SOON
Arrangements comDlsesd for n.ning Ex.
tsnstvs improvements az BundinE On
Markst street.

The wheeling Cooperative Dairy com
pany. which fiisd it, certificate or In
corporation last week. VII locate IL
plant At ziti Market street. All arrange
ments have been completed for making
nscsssary improvements TO the building.
End the company viii be IN operation BY
is Incorporated for SIS. ooo and the
ofncera for the year are A. follows
W A Norri-. for many years surerin-
tend OF thu Westinghouse company. OF
ana A. J. Bill. both prominent Wheel
spectively. u. ~. Hunter. for many
years with the United Dairy mpa
general w. A orr. Eraduats
~ Pennsylvania state university ana
recognized authority on dairy product a.
FIRST Vice president and will have cNargs
Of the milk and butter departments. W.
n. Morris. who bears a high r~eDutaaon
among dairymen. and who has for sou,c-
time been employed by the United Dairy
rompanys VIII have charge Of deliveries.
Harry Z~ieEenfeller. the well known ice
cream manufacture. viii be superintend-
ent OF that department. while A. l. Saw
tell Will be the company attorney. The
new concern Will be one Of the largest
and best equipped darlcs in this distr-f
and those tnterester claim "a Will be
absolutely sanitary throughout. Con-
trarts have been let with the Davis Ma
chine cofupaAy. Of North Chicago. Illinois
Tor the machinery. and Mr.. orr - now
~ the factory arranging for Immediate
shiI ment and Installation.