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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
A, |. COLLOCH
DIED YESTERDAY
PROMINENT OHIO COUNTY FAR
MER PASSES AWAY AT HOME
ON THE 6. C. G. P. PIKE.
Was Well Known, and Death Came as
Shock to Many Friends Here and
in the Country District.

4. l. McColloch. one of the most
prominent farmers Of Ohio county.
died at his home on the G. c. e. P.
rike. about two miles from Woods
dale last evening at $50 o'clock, fol.
lowing an illness Of complication OF
diseases. Mr.. McColloCh was retired
farmer, and Of recent years had not
had good health, but his death came
as a shock to his many friends IN
Wheeling and throughout Ohio coun-
ty.
Mr.. McColloch was born in 1851 on
the farm adjoining that upon when
| his death occurred. Several years ago
he married Miss Rehecca ]. North. ana
TO this union one son survives, Milton
| McColloch, at home. Mrs. McCotloch
| died few years ago.
Surviving MIR McColloch are Two
! grandchildren, Master William ana
! Miss Rebecca; three brothers. VIII
! lam c. and John ". of the Short Creek
district. and James NJ, of Kansas
City. Mo.
While final arrangements, for the fu'
/ neral have not been completed, Serl'
ices will probably be held Sunday al
ternoon, in charge of Rev. X. o. PM
! lips, pastor Of the Short Creek NJ: r..
church, of which he was member.
Burial will likely be in the Snort
Creek church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
Books in the
Summertime

a world Of books amid world OF
Sweet song without, sweet song
again within;
Flowers IN the garden, in tho 1onos'
too;
o happy volumes, lot mo live with
you
NEWEST Summer Fic-
Nv ton ready for YOU IN
the Book Shop by your
favorite authors:
The Prisoner, by Alice Brown,
$3.50 net.
The Plunderers, by Edwin Lee
fevre. 81, rs net.
Bright Eyes of Danger. by John
Foster, S1.35 net.
The Tigress, by Anne Warner,
S1,25 net.
The Breadwinners, by the late
Hon. John Hay, S1.25 net.
Behold the Woman, by T. Ever
EFT Harre. S1.35 net.
Life and Gabrielle, by Ellen
Glasgow. S1.35 net.
Main Floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14

hundred persons will attend. as near
" this number Of tickets have al
ready been sold.
The program will include some
vaudeville numbers, in which mem
bers of the Kahn Club will participate,
There will also be dancing and other
amusements. Luncheon will also be
served.
AT the next regular meetings of the
different divisions arrangements will
be completed for their annual outing,
which will be held at Glen Lawn park.
The affair will be in the nature of an
old-fashioned basket picnic. and all
members and their friends are invit-
ed The pastimes will be dancing,
music and various games and other
amusements. The Hibernians are
also making arrangements for their
annual dance, which will be given the
latter part Of August at Wheeling
park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
Photo Supplies at
july Clearance Prices

A I THE Camera Section
~ Friday YOU will find Il
lot of Photographic Sup
plies tagged with July
Clearance Sale prlc e S,
among them these:
Lot OF I;nameled Steel De-
velnping Trays in sizes 4N5 and
3x7. regular 25c and soc Trays,
1T 19c and $50 each.
Negative Drying Racks that
will hold ~ negatives, regular
25c kind. at zoe each.
Acid Hypo III quarter and
half-pound cans. regular zoe
and l3c kinds, Friday at sc
and 12c a can.
Main Floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
JUSTICE COURTS

All Of tho domestic troubles Of Mr.
and Mrs. !. E. Coleman and Mrs. R
Maloney have been brought 10 an enc
for the present, at least, the trio har
ing furnished peace bond Of Sac
each to behave themselves. They had
been arraiened before Squire Henri
gan. on charges Of disorderlv conduct
Dan Swad. charged with committing
an assault on a small boy named 10
semi. was 10 have been given a hear
ing last night before Squire Gnmners
hut his case was continued until Tues
day evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14

.LINSLY CADETS AND
ALUMNI TO MARCH
PRESENT STUDENTS OF lNSTl-
TUTE WILL APPEAR IN UNI
FORM, TOMORROW.
Committee Named to Urge Members
of Alumni Association to PartlcI-
pate in the Parade.

Prof. Guy Holden asd Prof. H. F.
Standerwick have completed plans
for having the Linsly boys participate
in the Loyalty Day parade. 1t was
announced yesterday that Edmund l..
Jones. Howard Merkel and John Win
cher had been appointed as a COM
mittee TO look after ARRANGEMENTS
preparatory TO the alumni entering
the procession. Professors Holden
and Standerwick will be in charge OF
the, cadets.
1t is expected that every member
of the school who is present in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
A, 0, \, PICNIC AND
MOON LIGHT RIDE
JOE FOWLER HAS BEEN CHAR
TERED FOR T,O-NlGAT-EH-
CELlENT PROGRAM.
Annual Outing Of the Organization
viii Be Held at Glen Lawn
Thursday, July II.

A moonlight ride aboard the steam
er Joe Fowler has been planned for
this evening by the Parke and Mullen
divisions and their Ladies' Auxilia-
ries. of the Ancient Order Of Hiberni-
ans. The boat will leave the wharf.
at the foot of Twelfth street. at 7:45
D. NJ, and it is expected that several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
ENJOYING LIFE
Kings Daughter Day Nursery Riddles
While Away Hours at Jacobs
Farm.

large number of visitors recently
at the Jacobs Farm near West Lib
erty returning TO the city have stated
thal the Kings Daughter Day NurserS
Riddles are enjoying the time of their
lives. They are now comfortably sci
tied in their temporary quarters and
daily they can be seen diSporting in
the warm sunshine and playing in the
large orchards about the farm. The
outing is held under the auspices OF
the Rotary club on farm presented
through the courtesy Of the Fidelity
Investment company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
BUGIERS OFFER SERVICES.

WilsonBills and II. p. Clayton. two
former members of the West Virginia
University cadet corps. have yolun.
tepred to Chief Marshal J. Summer
Jones fer service AS aides in tho
Loyalty Day demonstration tomorrow
Both are experts with the hugle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
CLAY SHOWS INCREASE
Reconciliation Develops an In
creased Valuation Amount
ing to s182,7oo.

Assessor w A. Hankey has finished
his assessment in Clay district. and
reports tina: there is an increased val
nation in the district Of s1S2.Io0 over
that of last year. This gain is the
largest nf anv Of the city districts.
The assessors force is at present
sending out rapitation tax requests.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Gaarnawnoroia belmifnnlla.

If p. WibnaDn firfosia flo 2 ip.
Is p. 2alplerisia S. &oIIion t. flo
2 ia flo s III. ,
16 p. so. Rannan t. flo R11 up.
Is p. @~utombasia 2nmbert Senb-
ricfionin t. flo 8 in.
II p. 8anban +. firfosia flo 8 il.
18 ,. @anban t. firfosia flo 1910
up.
10 b. MapIesia, @is. Otto Nurf-
faIan t. flo s iu.
20 p. Waplesia firfosia flo 10 ap.
ia flo 3 ip.
20 p. 8rulesia faiippias 2ustin-
gin t. Ito s iII.
90 b. Nasbapaufesia gntti BGGf.
foien t. flo s iH.
"a p. Rasbapaufesia Yddffoien t.
flo 2 ip.
"a p. 8%ouepsia Matti MattiIan t.
flo 8 III.
6. SO. Hiemi,
Irb. Bell 31-4. Sbomion, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
0irfpumenoia ia 5artansienroia pise
tSan ipfa fn1 iexraa,sast:

gaInmettn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
firfosia iofa fuufmioen eniimaiiend
Iunnuntaina feIlo 10 ap. Serran ebt.
fonsia ia i~Itaieuroista ilmoitan fir
~fonmenoisia.
galumettiIGiiine iImoitan, etta III.
len iinne alma e~niimdiiend iunnuntai-
no laufpantai.i ltana flo 8 ia olen ia.
mattaipana Galumetin &aniallisieu-
raf. poppiIosia. Bppodn mp0sfin
faiffein t. ieuraflntaIaiSten 3. m.
f11ntpm11n puoleeni, FUN tarmitiet-
te teettdd popilIiiio mirfatoimio.
@reenin firfosio iofa f~uiifGaoen
toiieno i~unnuntoina flo 10 op.
8ictoriosio iofa ~fiiifaiben toiie.
no iinnrntaina flo W Sill.
Binonosia iofo f~iiifauben folman-
tena iiinnuntoino ITO 9 ip. (ebfd rait.
tiustafoIlo), ia iItoieuroista iImoitan
firfonmenoisio.
Cast @roncbin fouliiIla iofa fiiit
n%eIjdntcnd iunnuntaino flo 10 ap.
W,ais Gitpn ieiirofunnan firfosia
iofo fuufouoen nelidntend iunmantni'
no Ito 8 III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
t6nSt i~exreawasti:

Jsmalaupalpelatiet s,pat iiriestet'
tdipdt iexraa,pasti:
Narquettesio 2:neuL Aids ia 6beS
iinnuntai fausio no 8.16 ip., iota
torstai Ito 8.15 tp. pattit 8:nen FUN
n,int. eoeIIiiend torstaina, ioIIotn ..
len torstaina M,sniiiueisid ia periou-
tdina Dironisia.
Rlnifaiben lind iinriint. auo.
iasia Ito 10 ap. ia To 8 III.
Maanantaina StamboiigbiSio ia
ttistaina Beecbipoo6tsia.
Hpb6foiilu Marquetten firton 10
ltsia iofa iiinnniutai Ito 1 u.
Matfoiuani toimin faittia paptIIt.
fla tebtGipiG.
G~batbamin firtosia iofa ~fniifaiioen
fOImas ii,nnuntai flo 10 ap.
3. 8. $eimonen,
300 81. a #. Narquette. Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
&irfonmeiloia ia bartansbetfiG piSe-
tGGn Sclmifuulla feuraauasti:

&irfonmehoja ia b~artansbetfiG pi6e-
taan Sclmifnnlla ienraatuasti:
8 p. @reenlanbisia ~iltaieurat Scr.
Bifmanin, luona flo s iII.
12 b. @bite Tinella tiiIen poif-
feamaan paimGieltG.
Is p. @reenisia flo 10 ap. Serran
ebt. fansia.
13 p. 8ictoriasia flo 1913 iI. Scr.
&orboien lounn.
16 p. Niiulasia Scr. &erGien far.
milla flo 10 ap.
90 b. @inonasia flo 9 ip.
20 p. EoinoIasia Scr. 2unoin Iuo-
no flo s III.
% p. Siires Stecfisia Scr. Satan
farmiIIa flo 7 iI.
~ b. Cast 8rancbilla naltion foit-
lula flo 10 ap.
81 p. Wais gitpsiG flo s iu.
Mnista firfonmenoista ia bartaus.
feuroista ilmoitan e%ritpiiesti.
s. Ranfila,
8or 211. Mafs, Msicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
sadun5IIiiia iamaIaupalpel.fiia
ganaba, Ont.

Bort glrtburisia funtin fru,fauben
eniimaiiena tunnuntaina S. ebt.
tansia Flo 10 aaul., iamoin t,iufaii.
ben folmantena ianruntaina Ito 10
aarl. ia f~irfonbaaIilla iofa iunmint.
HoIIa flo 8.
Sort @iIliamiSia, tlnfin tln1faii.
ben eniimdiienG ia foImantena Jun.
mtntaina flo 8 ip. iefd toiiena ia mel.
fd1rtend iunnuntaina Ito 10 aamuilla.
StimaIanpalmeIiifiet maiSia pai.
fotSia eri ilmoitusten m,ifaan.
SunmintaifouIiit Port Mrtburisio
ia Sort @iIIiamisia Ito 100 ip.
8. urpiIainen.
H62 @iIfor ct.
Bort Mrtbur. Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Yapinpaiffa a%iopinna.

PuPtnputllu u'pptWHu.
Eappien, iotfa fuilIupat &aniallis.
firffoflintaan, ia ioiIle tGmGn ieura.
Human boito iopeItuiiL pppoetdGn Ia.
bettdm16n bafemufienfa allanimite-
tplIe ieurafunnan ~firiuriIIe ennen
maalisfuun 2:sta pGipGG, 1916.
Safiain pppoetGdn iamaIIa mainitie.
maon miIld palfaIIa itiefufin motif
fGpod ferran fuusia iiten. ettd fiiIfu.
tpioro iofpitettaiiiin alma iunnuntaif.
Fl. Seurafuntalaifet pit1ipat buolen
fp~p6itpfiestG raiitntie- niemalta ia
pdinnastoin.
Settle Sinner, Minn., tammif. 9 p.
1915
Wooie 2afen eip. It,tb. GanialIiS-
ieuraftnnan puoIesta:
Sobn Manni, Grief @esterbacf.
f%iriiiri. efimies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

SnmaIanyal>pelnfiia ia bartanstetfid
M~sbtabnIa SarbOrisia, o.,
1beImifnnlla.
aeSfi,uiiffona 8 b. fIo VI s iIl.
Sorstaina IL p. flo W 8 III.
Sunnuntaina 20 y. ITO 10 op.
2esfimiiffona 90 y. flo " 8 ia.
Sunnuntaina 90 y. flo Z i'll. on
@ucriio-2iiton miioiiiubIa ritniaalIa
obieImalla.
Smmalanpalluelnfiia ia bartansbetfia
Gairportisfa, O., teImitnnIIa.
Sorstaina 10 p. fIo 1s8 III.
@eriantaina II p. Ito YES in.
Sunnuntaina Is y. Ito 10, ap. ia
Ito Z iII.
Torstaima "a b. ITO RS iIl.
Reriantaina 25 p. flo 1913 iH.
Sunnuntainu 81 p. lilo 10 ap. ia
Ito z ill.,; fafii miimefiimainittla ri.
pin ia S. p. ebt. fansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Hapiniuirfa baettaiuana.

eaten iuIistetaan gaIumetin gm.
2ltb. &anialIisieurafunnan papin.
pirfa aponaiiefii foImenfpmmenen
pGiipdn aialla baettamafii, Iiifien al
Iaolepasta -pdimdnmadrlstd, Safi.
Jon tiilee oIla iofo Suomesia eli tbs
ia maasia Iailliiesti papinmirfaan
mibittp iefG puboas ep. Iiiteerilainen,
ionfa m%uutoinfin &aniallisfirffofnn-
nan iobtofunta bppdfipp. Safemuf-
fet Observation-Disclosures oipat lGbe-
tettGmGt oIlefirjoittaneillc.
Calumet, Micb., Eommif. 90 palm.
1916.
8m. Hiiula, so. &eiiu,
eiimies. firjuri.
429 Bine ct.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
6dSnnSnineu toiminta Gitcbnrsiu,
Ntasj., GIN. Qxtt. ienrafxnnasia.

SdSnn5nineu tpiminta Titcbnrsin,
9aasi, GIN. 2xt5. ienrafxuuasia.
2lnifauoen eniimdiiend frnmantai.
no iamaIanpalmelus $erran p. eft.
fansia flo 10 up. SItaiei,ra Ito z III.
Rrtiifaiiberl totiena iinnaintaina.
fumaIanpaImel,,S fIo 10 ap. Seura.
E,tnnon iltama naibteIetpaHa obieI.
malta Ito 7 ip.
Rinifaiioen foImantena %funnitnt.
himaIanpaImeIiiS TO 10 ap. 2asten
ebieImafofouS Ito Z III.
Rinifml6en ~neli6ntend iunnrintat.
ma neutrality-suspicious. lilo 10 ap. @aio-
.riipliiton iItaula monipuolijella Of.
ieImnIIo 10 z u.
2daiIlibarioittfiet pibetddn iofo
tiistoi iItona Ito Z.
Siinnintaifoulit pi6etddn iota
fiitrltntai. 2eiGfititn 1:Std pdttpdS'
I'd Iofafrun 1:ieen pdipdn. afaen
toulia flo 9 aamiiIla. 2ofafrtin 1 :std
~pGiipGst1 feiGfitun 1:ieen pdiipddn
alfao foulii flo / pdipdH.
Senrafunnan fui1fauiifofouffia pi.
betGGn iofa fuufaioen eniimdiiend
r1aanantdina lilo 1880 ip.
NlioriioIiiton fuiifaufifofouS pibe.
tddn iofa fruifaiioen folmantena per.
iantaina Ito 7.30 Up.
WarIborosia, 81. g., Sropsfa,
Eitopiqiamisia ia Mapnarotsfa,
Wasi., iopimifien ruifaan.
Watti WiSfari,
l5 Sobnion ct. Sitcbburg, Nasi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

Girfonmenot iofa iunnuntai rnot.
iaIaiiesia Baptist firfosia 730 Cost
Barf Street flo 2 ip. Sunnuntaifoii.
III flo L. Winun ~aiunton on 118
Cost Brooopap, room "a. Butte,
Montana.
Butte Mont. lofaf. IS p. 1915.
Stem. MIeronoer Sonbitrom.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
MaaIisfuuIIa:

MaaIisfuuIIa:
Q p. 2eooisia ompeIuieuran iIIan-
mietto flo 8 III. ia 5 p. flo 2 Up. ia flo
8 in.
6 b. NemeIIisid 9. 9. flo 3 ip. ia
flo 8 iII.
p. 8oIe'sia flo 2 Up. ia flo Z III.
s b. 2eooiSia flo s ilI.
Oioitteeni on belmifuiin 20 p6i-
fpGstG ~mooIisfuun s p1ip6Gn: s.
Suusfonen, 2t7 Yorf am, 2eob, @.
9ofota.
MooIisfuiin 10 p. Cafe Horoenis-
ia, Q. 9of. flo 2 ip. s. ebt. julia flo
IL op. ia flo 8 ip. bortousfofous.
s. S~iusfoncn,
Menobea, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

M|.H .LI ~" aE..M
Observation-Disclosures belmifnnlla.
9p. @rep @aeIesia Ito 8 in.
10 p. @anbaIIisia 6. MicbeIionisia
flo 3 ip.
IL p. SeinaioeIIa Musust Mbosia
flo s III.
IS p. Yaooocfisia flo 10 ap.
IS p. &eo gpeIIa flo $50 ip.
Is p. @eo @peIla @auman taIosia
flo 8 in.
M. Mnttonen,
Sebefo, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
SnmalanpaliuelnfIia belmifmmlIa.

Smmalanpaliuelufiia belmifmnlla.
~ b. 9raineroisia flo s iu.
Is p. flo 10 ap. flo 100 i'll.
II p. SuiiidrmelId flo II ap.
19 p. Solmes GitpsiG 6. Sobnio.
nilla flo 7 iu.
20 p. firfosia s. eft. flo II ap. ia
6. MatfonilIa flo Z iH.
81 p. MinneapoIisia Mrs. NorIan-
oilla 725 @estern aipe. flo s iII.
"a p. 2eabisia 9. 8. flo s iu.
81 b. flo 9 ip. ia flo 8 iH.
90 p. &oubairia flo 9 ip. ia 90 p.
flo 2 ip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

Wiioennen ~iunnuntain iImoitifiis.
ia iImoitan eritpiiesti futen muista.
tin wiiffoieuroien iImoihufiista.
S. ManfiIa,
Dor 21t. Nais, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Sartamsienroia belmifnmaa.

parfansfenrpia belmifnmlIa.
13 p. Sinlapionisia s. ebt. pbtep.
oesiG flo II ap. ia flo s iH.
10 b. Grosbpsia flo s iII.
20 p. Senfins'isia Scr. @ilion'in
talosia s. ebt. pbtepoeid Ito II op.
81 b. g alauaIasia ieurafunnon
nnoen firfon pibfiidisiubIasia.
Muita bartausieuroia eri ilmoi-
tufien milfaan.
6. q. Nisianen,
S~inlapion. @inn. Self. 1872.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

Snmalanpaliuelnfiia belmifnnsia:
Is b. &olIaSia baaIiIla flo II ap.
s. eft. pbtepoesfd.
90 p. &ocfetisia firfosia flo ii ap.
26 b. 8raobocfisia S. u. @ouius.
ia flo z ip.
~ b. Braobocfisia iu~omalaisten
firfosia flo II op.
90 p. Mug. 2aineesia flo 1 ip.
90 b. IS. BeffoIasia flo / ip.
Maalisfuiisia:
1 b. 8. Npbereisid flo 1 ip.
2 p. feurafunnan lpuoiifofous S.
6. Sobnionin talolla flo 10 ap.
8 b. gbas. Seef'isid flo 1 ip.
8 p. firfosia s. eft. pbtepbesid flo
II ap.
80. q. @esterbacf,
0rocfet, g.. Oaf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

Sobistts faaipaffeita.
&astetobistliffia, Iitogarfi painoa
1 tuiina 81. 80
2astetooist1ifiia, pboeII6 tpGriI.
Id 1 tuiina ............. 100
@ibfitooistufiia, Iitosrafipainoa
1 tiifina 1.50
@ibfitooistufiia, pboeud mdril.
Ia 1 tafina ............. 100
iio 1 tuiina 100
Wibfi- fltiiliitiis. ia fuoIemato-
oistufiia Sromeen I6bettdmis-
ia norten FUN mpos rippi-
foiiIutooistufiia 1 tuiino :. .25
&uoIematooistuffio, 1 taiina :. go
TIotoan oiotteeIla: g.. SippoIo,
sc :frnnon fosiomies) 21or SO,
ISronmooo, 9Ricb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

- airjapotnoommc on taas iaopii-
nut SiIooelpbion finparaamotuita.
giitten entinen binta $1,000, mpprn-
me fdteiicIId 5000, fun ostoia iuorit-
too Idbetpsfustonniifiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Nabfnriliife.

Seem gorf MiIlfisid parfitiee fai-
feIIaiiia nabfoia fobtuulliiclla mat
fobtia paIfaIIa mpos parfitaan,
iofa min baInaa. Hanfaa mpos ono
IGbetpsIippuiin. &irieet ia
ipusont IGbettGfdd o~foitteeIla:
q. $. Snpmela,
Ncrp yorf TiIIs, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

L A S T e N Y s T * v A
Suurta suOsiOta saanut lehti
arjotaan tilattavaksi sunnuntai-
1ouluihin ia koteihin.
LASTEN YSTXVA
lmestyy Ironwoodissa, Mich,
kerran kuussa, 4-sivuisena, B.
palstaisena, vaihtelevalla ia las
tentajuisella sisallolla.
TILAUSHINNAT:
/ vuosik. American Is sentt.
/ vuosik. Ulkomaille 80 sentt.
Enemman tilattaessa myonne-
taan tuntuva hinnanalennus.
Tilaukset lahetetaan ~osoitteella:
LASTEN YSTXvX,
Box 63
Ironwood, -: -: Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

0irjapainosiamme on mpptd.
mGn6 grcI 0cibdien toimittomio Rp.
bafouIun aauIufirjojo ia mafiamat
ne Is icnttid foppaIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Clipped from ~"AUTTAJA"
Ironwood, Michigan.

Silatfaa. M
2nnastcttnin lanlnfiria, toimitta-
mt Tietari 9nriuincn, binta ipapuos-
ii postisia 80 ienttid fappals.
silataan oioittecIla:
(24)- 80. @. Sobniom
gor 8i4. Scllnrioe, Golf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

Ainoastaan 8 pxivxa Berseniin. stella ju-
MALTA Suomeen Karungin kautta. KHan-
tykxx linjan paikallis asismiesten puoleen.
Nyt on aka ostsa piietit American.
Pilstti pysyy voimassa vuoden alan ja voidasn b.
hettxx kodin sukulaisills tai ystxville. Matka Suo-
mests New Yorkiin maksaa kolmsnnsssa luokassa
eco. 90 pxxvsro ~lisxftuvx.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
slRcER osLAND.& CO

BIRGER OSLAND.& CO.
Adams Express Building
"rhe Fsir'in pcsllclspucIeiIa
rs So Dearborn ST. CHICAGO. ILL
Meidan S. S. Bergensfjord lai-
vamme lahtee Bergenista 456
kanssa, saapuu New
Yorkiin II p: t. k, lahtee takaisin
10 p, saapuen Bergeniin % p.
helmikuuta.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
COST
HASBE:EIN|lI ADVANCED 40. !.
Price Of Everything That
Goes Into Plain Paper
Has Increased.

The printing business, like other
manufacturing and mercantile bust
mes, has been brought to suffer the
weight of increased prices for mater
ial. Below follows notice big pa
per manufacturer Is sending out as In
dicative Of the reason for the advance
in the prives OF plain paper: Il
The table below shows the normal
scale ofsprIces as compared to the
prices that paper manufacturers, are
now paying for the same materials:
Bleached sulphite (wood fbre). was
$2.s5 fcwt.; now $3.75 to $4.25 cwt.
Bleaching powder, was 1Ac; now
1Sc (and unobtatnabie).
Soda Ash. was CSC cwt; now $3.50
(and unohtaInable). ,.J
Rostn, was $3:75 a bbl.; now $3.50
Dbl.
stainzMh tfor coated paper; was
SO lb.::Snow26c ID.
casein, was e1sc lb.; now 2oc:to soc
Alum. was lie lib. ;snow SC; lb.
Analine colors; was 40c'lb; now $50
Fourdriner wires (paper mach.) !,
was 29c 50. foot; now $780,
Wooden and cotton feltss having adj
vanced 10; per cent. ,.tSt
Thirdssand blues (ragsl were s 1.35,
nows S2.60., 4.
Lumber leases and frames) was
S13. 25GM.;; Now $3.50 NJ:
Wages. have increased 20 per cent.
Furthermore the i chemical people
will not make. any contracts at any
price, 80 that mills are simply buying
from hand to mouth. as their needs re-
quire, IN many instances being unable
to obtain certain supplies at any price.
AS soon as conditions are normal, that
Is, when imports can be againiresume
or a larger dom este supply developed,
prices will right themselves. The,
chemicals used by paper manufactur-
ers in making bleaching powder have
been bought In great quantities dur
ing the past few months by the maxi
ers OF high explosives, SO that this
market has been dem oralized. This ac-
counts for; the shortage OF supply, and
the very high prices of such chemi-
Gals. The higher prices now prevailing
do not mean exorbitaut profits to ell
ther the manufacturer or the paper
dealer. much less to the printer. It Is
a difficult thing to maintain every
usual profits above the constantly ris-
ing costs.
Inks also have advanced consider
ably, not to speak OF the tremendous
jump OF machine parts, type metal.
brass and lead rules, etc., because of
the big demand for the manufacture
OF ammunition and guns for the Euro
pean belligerents.
Il "A 3 5.nH
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
J senaelesa.P rIyeInareenesa.l.

In the. upper House. Senator Weeks
has cast a bombshell into the ranks
Of the Democrats by pointing out to
them In forceful manner the effect
Of the Tillman bill appropriating SILL
10000 for the erection of Govern
ment armor plant, Mr.. Weeks, in an
exhaustive discussion, pointed out that
through fear that few private con.
Germs, composed Of a great number OF
stockholders and employing q vast
number. of workmen. might make a
few thousands OF dollars profit, SEN
ator Tillman and his fellow Democrats
would launch the Government into q
hazardous enterprise which, before the
they were through with ttwould un.
questionably cost the public millions
In excess Of the cost now estimated,
which would actually hamper the Gov.
eminent in obtaining armor, In time OF
emergency, and during many years;
when no emergency existed. would
entail an expense entirely dispro por.
tionate Ito Sany good (which might be
affected. He pointed out that in an
emergency the Government could al
ways compel private fact cries to de-,
liver their goods to the Government,
but by permitting those factories. to
continue In business aud to supply for.
eign nations, especially the South
American republics these factories
would be supported In times when the
Government demand was slack BIZ toE:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
BITS I i: OF
STATE NEWS

Arrangements are being made In
MorgantownE for the establishment of
a mission for the benefit of the Ital-
ian residents und Ter the ( directio on OF
the eleven Prot stant churches OF the
town. Rev: Mr., Biscgeli a,I who has been,
in charge ots the work at the Metho-
dist! Protestant church for some weeks
past was selected by the members OF
the committee IN charge. to be the pas,
tor for the mission.
s TheSB. a. %. railroad company pre-.
scented Rrakemenl Cecil Powell. OF.
Grafton y Harry Peaslee, of Rowles5l
burg, and Joseph Fratey Sofs Rowless:
burg, each with "a fine gold watch as.
medaIsS Of hnlor for meritor iousE work
done on Cheat river grade February
3,Ewhen q train ran down tie grade
from Eighty cut to the coal stipple at.
the M e Is junctio The train cons
sisted o. rs cars The eng neer aud
fireman Jumped OF and the eond uctor
cut or The cabooge. The bEakemen