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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
$4,000 WORD TELEGRAM

MERCEDES. TEX, Oct. 31.--A tele-
graph message said TO be about 10000
words long. claimed to be the longest
telegram ever handled by telegraph
com pany. has been going from Llano
Grundc. Tex. wh"r: Minnesota guards
.ncn are encamped % ST. Paul. Mimi.
since Sunday night and is not yet fin
iShcd.
Two operators ar" sending tho name
and addresses III every member OF the
Minnesota guard on the border. tugcth-
er with other information desired by
he state of Minnesota in its prcpara-
ton OF q ballot to he sent TO L.lano
rirandn and ON which The guardSmcn
will register their votes in The national
election.
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FAST TEAM WILL BE
PLAYED BY DUQUESNE

The management OF the Duquesne
Athletic club announced last night that
they had scheduled the fast Central
Athletic club OF this city for 2 game
Sunday which will be played on the
Tunnel Green grounds. This will be
the first meeting OF the TWO teams this
year, and supporters Of both ara any
iously awaiting the clash. The IL
quesne club has d fast aggregation talS
season and has been putting up a fine
article OF football.
Members OF the DuQueSnc club team
are requested to meet at the headQuar-
fnrS Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01
STATE BASEBALL
LEAGUE PROPOSED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. GA
West Virginia League of baseball clubs
is in prospect for 1917. Plans have
nor fully matured YET but according 10
local baseball men. an effort will be
made 10 organize league which would
compose teams in Wheeling. FalrmoAt,
Clarksburg, SisterSville. Huntington,
Charleston and either Williamson ca
Bluefield. Morgautown has also been
mentioned as possible entrant. Good
plants are already located in Wheel
ing. Huntington. Fairmont and ClarkS-
burg and the other cities could eStab-
lish parks without much expense, it is
said
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MORTGAGES FILED.

ST. Louis. Ur;. 3i--alostEases f.: $4e0 coo. OBI
flied by the s. Louis. San Francisco Railroad
Company TO day. Ciay;cr Mo. " S. Iuuis
cotuty.
Onc mortgage n: $3.50 00Q. non is p:i3r Ec, III
favor o. the Isi;ral Trust romusn" 81 New YORK.
snd Daniel r.. ratIu. ~ St Louis. tris;erS Au
adjustment mortgage o: STOOD nhn Is favor q.
tEe bankers TtIs; Con-. AM aud Edward +. Svinncy
trustees and Income mUrtSaSr al ST. Onn 900 is In
favor u tho Union Trust Company uC New York and
Jaw Hcrndou Smith. trustees
The mortgages were given a. the I,nl slap IN thu
Frisco reorganization. The TecrEv"rSh!p ended to-
IA
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CAR SHORTAGE SERIOUS.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Oct :l.-Thile officials
u: railroads which do large coal carrying business
say the abnormal demand for is being satisfLC-
tDrt" n"t operators having properties IN southern
Ohio. West Virginia anil EASTERN krutuCk". declared
e., LAY the production OF their field hAs been cut
IL some from 10 IN 10 per cont because o.:
their Inability to get ample .anspnrtat,n facilities
so far it has been accessary tn suspend 0r.rn-
zion for any rHnes. however. nor has scarcity OF
labor been seriously fcit.
Most 1t .hr coal mined IN this region eaBc
and north Lake Er;- ports ;os transportation To
lakU ;.ad northwestern POINTS
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Important Announcement
Made to Smokers
High Quality of San Felice Cigars
Maintained Now Sell at Sc Straight.

Owing to the greatly increased cost
Of quality tobaccoS. in FACT everything
pertaining to high grade cigars. the
makers of the San FeliCe cigar, The
DeiseI-Wcmmer Company, have adj
vanced the selling price to the Jobbers
and Dealers, and henCeforth this cigar
will positively be sold &c the con-
sumner al ) cents straight instead or
six for a quarter as previously.
The SAN FEllCE is national in its
scope and character, having justly at
tanned this eminence through its un-
cxcelled excellence. To maintain this
unequaled standard Of quality, the
advance In question is absolutely un-
avoidable. The generous support Of
all men using quality cigars is earn
cstly desired.
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o. S. TO HANDLE CANAL MALL

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.--Unitcd
StatesnailS ln! Panama and South aud
Central America. via the Canal Zone.
hereafter. will bn handled by United
States postal authCritics in the zone,
inst cad pf by British packet agents.
Postmaster Genera! Eurlcson ANNOUNCE
ed today
II L statement announcing the change
she PoStUtfIc" Department says il was
made possible By completion OF the
Taman,a canal and the establishment Of
an "tic"tlvo postal service in tho canal
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BLIND ARE BENEF1C1AR1ES

NEW lOEN, Oct. 31.-Thc S1ghtless
will hc the chief henetlciartes under the
will. filed here today of William Bell
Wait. rductor of the blind. The free
use Of his Is inventions for embossed
writing. described in the document as
for the purpOs" Of reducing the cost.
increasing the durability and cnlargtng
tn" amount and scope Of literature for
the blind in the New York Point Sys-
tenn" are given and dedicated TO the
public"
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About People
Movements of individuals to
and From the City.
AT The HOTELS.

Grand CentraI-ISnat!uS brennan. Huntington. ".
Va: VIM. II. tIuhhasd SS;rrS'illr ". Va; ]. W.
jackson. Newark. q.
mclure-i!. t. EriGcll and wife. Newport. O.: +. j.
MaIan WayncsburE. IA: u. T.. Il"ntnu. Wlynts-
burg. Pa: ". J. Baker. Canal Dover. o.: jHmes
ruSicr. Honupkr. ". Va: Perry IUsieT RuuOoEc ".
Va: y. Il. Whitaker C!arkshuTs. ". Va. \. Is.
Fletcher Charleston. W Va. Edward Mac TafSaTd.
Marietta. u. h. G. Tuic. S,euhcnylc. o.. j. A.
UIdland. Terra Ala. ". Va: II. j. Smith. Parkc:S-
burg. ". Va: Geo. y. Schrgrl. Huntington. ". Va.
WlndSor-D. ". Crane. Columbus o.: Dr. II. j.
iouEhtou Waynrsburg. Pa; A. NJ Ewant Barber
ton. o.: g. l. Fowler Marietta. o.; Fred FurgcScn.
Shimlsnn. ". Va: e. +. Beach,. Lancaster. Pa. ;
II. NJ I'cHrlman. ClaGkshurs ". Va: q. a. Mead.
Mansfield. o.; Oscar Jenkins. rarkrrshurg. W. Va
Stamm-T F. Onirk. Huntington. ". Va. W. j.
Rynr.. Warrington. w. Va: j. Glass. Sharon Pa. :
&. +. Dell. Columbus. o.: T'h"s. Goihurn. Washing
ton Pa: H. r. Jones. GAINESVILLE. o. \. H. Stewart
New bethlehem. 20.
The ROserSA. Il. Ililllcr Huntingdon ". Va. ::
G.. W. Wells. Ctarksbrr. ". Va: E. -. BrIckwei
Marietta. o.: l. Il. Beatty. Carr"lilyn. o.; +. .
;;as ms. rarkrrahurG. " Va: II. u, rpnner Char
lesion. W. Va: ". L. Ellis. Weston. ". Va: L.
6. ShafF. Hamilton. ..
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YALE BASKETBALL SKEo.

NEW HAVEN. tuua.. uc; "L-is!c'S basketball
schedule a. ANNOUNCED ln.day. includes games Jau
arg -. Princeton Princeton: February 6. Prince
to. L; New Haven: February L. Pennsylvania at
New Haven: February Il. Princeton at Princeton:
March 6. Wesleyan =; Nov Hurrn: March H. Prince
AT Ne1 haven
western tsip during Christmas holidays is
...:i.2 planned.
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PRoeREss1vEs FOR HUGHES

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 31.-The Pro,
ercssivn Committee OF the Second
Louisiana Congressional District TO-
day pledged support to Charles r.
HUI ghes for president. The Progress
sive Committee OF the Third District
took similar action last week.
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TWO SUNDAY SCHOOLS
INTER Y. M. {. A LEAGUE

Quintets representing the Chapline
Street Methodist Episcopal church,
and the First Christian church entered
the Basket Ball league. plans for which
were started by Prot. Charles J. Miller
several days ago. More are expected
10 enter before the End OF the week.
Since the announcement of the pro
posed league several days ago. manly
of the Sunday schools OF the CITY have
signified their Intentions OF joiniaS.
But as yet there are only TWO. but be-
fors many days il is expected that
there will be sufficient number 10
MAKE the proposition d success.
che personnel OF the teams follows:
Ctapline NJ E..-Carnahan: Freese,
Hickey. Leonard and HiXenbaugh.
Fist Christian-kennan: e. Smith, II.
Smith. Friend. kurner, Carlton. and
Shrtin.
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THE ORATORS.

Judge Ira {. Robinson, Of Grafton.
candidate for Governor Of West
Virginia.
Congressman Howard Suther-
land. os Elkins. candidate for
United States Senator.
Hon. j. Adam Sede, Of Minnesota,
Republican Member Of Con-
Dress.
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cnNaRArunArEs EMPERoR

dent Wilson direction the State De-
Tartmcnt today. sent a c0hlegran 10
Emperor YoshihiIu. nf Japan, express
Ing greetings from this government on
the occasion Of the official observance
Of the thirty-sevcnth anniversary or
the Empcror's birth
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JEALOUSY CAUSES CRIME.

pANvILl.E. IA. Oct. 81 Robert Il. rurSsl.
borough clerk lest night il Is charged. shot AMI
Killed Mr. and Mrs John e. kerns and tried TO
Kill his wife the third shot going Wild He dis
armed hr william HovioS Jealousy II his sa'-' grd
WHO Is alleged have been Tic cause
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SIGNS WITH RICHMOND

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Oct. 81
George DiStol. all outfelder formerly
with the Huntington club Of the Ohio
State League has signed a contract to
play with the Richmond International
League club.
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DEMONSTRATION PROMISES TO
BE ECORD-BREAKING PO-
LITlCAl PAGEANT.

Old Soldiers to Ride in Parade-ln-
dustrial Plants vii! Have Large
DELEGATIONS in the Line.
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POLICE PICkUPS.

i;ut srerts made h. the Inloe up 70
midnight despite the fact That Il Was Hallnwc'en.
Frank Gnezosh Il drunk. picked ZIP at $50 by
Office. peffnnhlck. M.kr Hunk. - hiopgdcriy. wa
tGkeu III 5y 0:r.ceV IGhns"n.
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ORDER OF PARADE.

Parade will form on Fifteenth
street-First division right rest
ine on Chapline. consisting of all
visiting clubs; Americas Club on
the right.
Second division, industrial. will
form on Jacob and fourteenth,
right resting on Fifteenth.
Local clubs and Hughes Escort
will form on ChapIine, right rest
nu on Fourteenth.
Fourth division. automobiles,
will form on Sixteenth street. right
resting on Chapline; all automo-
biles will line up, taking both sides
of the street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01

\ Vermont inventor has patented
bLu,etS for cattle that cannot b: dis
lolged by animals rolling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-01

Mr.. Harry Landmeycr who was IN
jured in a football game Saturday, is
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Robinson, Sutherland and
Bede TO Be Orators al the
Republican Night Gathering

four o'clock to act us an escort Tor me
Womans Hughes Campaign Tram,
which will be here from four TO i've
O'Clock AS soon as the Wolnaus
Hughes train leaves, the summers
band will be assigned the duty or es-
corting the visiting clubs 10 their eat
ing places. 1t will head the Babcock
Blues of Pittsburgh in the evening pa
radc. The Warwood band will head the
Clay district cOlored division; Rauch's
band will head the glass workers, The
Eagle band the Whitaker-GleSsner dl-
vision and the Greater Wheeling band
will lead the Ohio County Republican
Escort clubs. There will be four Wis
i1iug bands from Pittsburgh. one from
Fairmont, one from Wellsburg, one
from Follansbee one from MoundsVllle
and every other band in this section OF
the valley will be called upon today
To turn out and lead some section Of
the parade.
Committee On Clubs
The county executive committee last
evening selected the following COM
mitler on clubs 10 receive the visiting
clubs and take care of their entertain
menL while they are in the city.
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ROBINSON GIVEN
fConttnued From First Page.)

spoke at length on national and state
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KR AU S o. A L I T Y
S u I z

ought to be your next suit,
\ few moments lnNrSuga-
ton will prove the Supcllorl-
" Of our suits in style, QuaIl-
", tailoring and tit. The .Au-
tltmn fabrics in both pinch
and plain back models await
your inspection.
The price range Is from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Weather for to-day: Far.
&3DManVtA
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Hon. w. o. McCluskey will be the
principal speaker tonight at Rcpub-
lican rally for Washington district at
the Vigllant engine house. The ma>t-
ing will be held at eight o'clock and a
number of other prominent Repupli-
cans Of the district may speak.
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OR E~IS vi MOS
tirne de In Pag 3a.)


f.. nj Il ~indiratu de- la Grand Cou-
turr.
II Sindicato habia contributed 4
In Irilulidad de- Franria y Ia Fran
Ella dolOrida y tragica DE- hoy. No >e
rnfp,iia rn SIT >uperlicrucia-
Para curar heri,lo> IN los hoSpI
la:e> tie la CruL it0ia, II" haze lalti
IT. ,r>tida por Worth; PARA iirIar
10. lutrS que dei6. mas en- Fl cora
ION nIr rn Fl ,c>;idO. Ia muert".
| entire l., TERRA girls De las trinchr-
raS. dri Iijo. del c>poSo. del hernia
no. del padre. no - precise que sal
uar del taller de- POlret.
pnr go Poirct ha ccrrado Sit casa
!tacr mucho. y Worth :" rriIra del
Sindicat0. hoy que ~ hacr una dc
irnSa nariOnal. % Sangre y con
hrraiSmo. uur no r> ~preciSalnente
"A de la gran roStura.
ii principle de- la guerra, 80 ia-
rrrdi6 cI Moulin Rouge: III iurnfa.
Con Ia guerra, la perrrirndn Fl >'n-
diratc: Ia frilolidad.
La Franria loca Y frivOla dc ma
mana. cuandO vrnga la paI, y torrcm
con ella In algeria y la ri>l. tendri
que lielar encima. p"r murhO ITEM
po. 81 >ello rnjo y negro tie III TRACE
dia.
". Muquil RiAnrn.
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ASOClsGIOR De H[DIG0S KtyICaH0S

EarIos Natlcos N@1lDaEOS Cue o5iigs-
dos pgr .fI-Feur.S Cag~4s rcSlLrI actual
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pGS!;o de ,cry!r . los mey!ranOS Que re-
S!!an 81 lUgareS ell dUGte no hay Me-
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DAIISlO\ DE Won EtLEN-
BOURG.

AMSTERDAM. AgoSto 23.-De a
con 10 que anuntia el "Bef-
liner Tageblatt. eli condo EuIen-
1ourg. general comandante del prl-
ner cuerpo de ejercito del eJerclio
ha dado 81 dimisi6u Y IA
,ido reemplazaio por 81 general Won
Hnllen. e. emreradcr de AlemanGa
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Ia concadrio al corde luxembourg
Ia conIecoraridn Dc ia Orien dHl
Aguila Roja de prlmera clase.
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DOLORES

dc cabeza = de los r,IoGeS son caus2Gos
por malaS cigesUoneS y Se GUAM radical
Erute con rs
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National Exchange and Commission Co.
Ageucia ue Camblo y ComsOnes "NariGnsI"
A9eucla ur Gamble y Conf,

nneNranay Is earmIza lmr errnU cOno de legal rmruIartin rn M+Nico:
Ieni-uoS mIrhS 10 los EanCS SaICnal de fAuu : iOnlrcs Y MrAco. louos
del yd de ra paa ar4S. EUl"r ir BanCo ID los: StiiOs J nOIria C0fsDucohh
Na IuTAIlGaDn 40 Ia ht"a emission.
ApgurlmOs los menrrs pTrrDSe IN Eema. Al cOnEAi1' Y pr Express = Cofreo
C. q D. prOpoFconanio ia InancIs para1 Que REVISE ! CuENIE los bhIHEs att
les de pagar 81 1rFCite de su Ledtt1-
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blanOe de MfAnO. gHraniRaRp ia -nlraga. AnteS d. ndCar Sill somra 4 IRA casa,
rscrnfnos piJlanI. ,reHo de- 10 ne nac"Sne. TraRordnn4mo, nforftrs sobre saLa
de treS 4 Mexico "Iahlu'r Giro aSnntO.
REFEILNClAS: Laredo National Bank.
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10 QUE NPNA DE J0FFRE FL
GENERALISIMO ALEMiN
EN- Ell SOMA.

NEW YORK, AgoSto de l9l6.-El
correSponsal del Times Ell el fren-
tie del SOmme. ~agregado al Quartet
General aleman. ha ca~blegfafiado
una ~entrevista cue sostuvo con ei
je:e supreme de las fuerZaS germa-
mas que Sc oponen 4 las furioSa'
acometidas de los aliados. E citad2
general ~teut0n, Sc expreS0 aSI:
NADIA mejor puedo deSear, sino
que los ingleseS c]ontinuen atacando
con la miama tenacidad con que 10
han hecho hasta ahora, pueS mlentras
mas perseveren en- sus feroces AGO.
metidas, mejor sc cumplira nuestro
programa, que es el dc cauSarIeS Ell
mayor numero possible de bajas, da-
do que es impossible absolutamente,
que puedan romper nuestras hReaS.
'Es probable cue conqaisten VI
rias pequehas e insignificantes posi-
clones atrincheradas aqui Y aculla
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! Ell t. '9''"'' ="
nnmcr0 de million y mc'''' con HAS
dc do mi canoncS dc tudos cali
hre: ahundanGo cspccialmcntc las DO
CO.. de g.,n alcancc : clucsa calln~-.
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trarlos. Nucstras rc~crvas "v l"fa@-
terra y arti.leria, perlecramente per.
t~rcchaias c>i2b"n lst@S para cntrar
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moyimientoz en- tan CYANIDE escala Co
mo 81 que ha tcu!do lu%ar. s.~mp"c
requieren lrnt& prepar"c:on ; ms
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saque eI CIavo Siga Caminando

ei Id. mmra iEyrradaS las IanhS III 81 Antomi,ii cen "NH i"Et
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Obituary Notices.

JOHN DE FOX, an osteopath who
came to Fremont, Neb., over a year
ago from Falls City, died at the home
of his mother at Fremont Tuesday at
noon. DR., De Fox was native Of
Atlanta. Ga, and was So years Of age.
His wife died over two years ago. DR..
De FIX for three years prior to To-
eating at Falls City practiced his pro-
fession at Omaha.
MRS. ANNA ]. - DOWNEY, born
October II. 1885, in Mount Joy, Pa,
and for twenty years a resident of
Omaha, died Wednesday night at the
home Of H. B. Hawk, 6016 Florence
boulevard. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. H. B. Hawk and Mrs.
c. o. Carpenter of st. Joseph, Mo-,
and one son, Howard Downey.
MRS. ALONZo LOEDY, for the
past twenty-five years a resident of
Rapid City, s. D.. died quite suddenly
at her home there. She had been iii
but two days and her ailment was
not thought to be serious until a few
hours before her death.
MRS. RALPH WHITE died at her
home, three miles northeast of Edgar,
yesterday morning, aged "a years, of
diabetes Two adopted children, a
hoy aged IL and a girl aged 10,
brother and sister survive.
HERBERT JACQUES. former pres
ident Of the United States Golf asso-
citation and prominent architect,
died suddenly at Brookline, Mass.
lie was So years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-22
Boys Wear
For Christmas
Boys Splendid ~,-o
Wearing Suits. 9S.5V

Boys Splendid - RI
Wearing Suits. S5.oU
Many with two pair of pants.
Good, heavy fabrics, in neat
dark colors. Pants fully lined.
Ages 6 to Is years.
Boys Overeoats
Splendid Chinthilla Goats, in
grays, blues and browns; fan
cy mixtures, in good. heavy
weight fabrics Extra special,
at SO, so
kniekerbocker Pant Sale
Corduroys and mixtures. All
sizes. Specially priced. .65c
Boys Christmas Neekwear
A table of extra value ties,
in stripes, plaids and plain col
ors. Many in fancy boxes. Very
acceptable Christmas gifts 25c
Basement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-22
BoWmans of Boone
Capture Honors at
The International

Lincoln, Dec. 2l.-(Special. Me
braska people who admired the fine
string OF Percheron horses on exhi-
bition at the state fair last fall which
not only carried off many fine pre-
miums but took the cream of the rib
bons at the Iowa state fair, will be
interested to know that the owners
of the horses, Bowman & Son OF
Boone county, again made a killing
at the international Horse show in
Chicago week ago, according to in
formation coming to Lincoln, and
walked off with enough ribbons to in
dictate that Nebraska stands high in
competition with other states.
Carchepet was one of the group Of
three colts winning first prize, which
was considered the greatest honor Of
the show. Mr.. Bowman went into
the show, and just to demonstrate
that he meant business, paid $1,000
in cash for Kontact, 6-yearold i'm
ported Percheron stallion weighing
$500 pounds, which had cleaned up
some of the best prizes at former
shows, and which is considered one
of the greatest horses in America
The Bowmans propose to keep Ne
braska on the map when it comes to
competition with other states in fine
bred stock.