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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09
TO PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICANS
of the seth Assembly District of Wis
consin, Comprising Florence, Forest


of the seth Assembly District of Wis
consin, Comprising Florence, Forest
and Oneida Counties.
A mass conference of Progressive
Republicans is hereby called to meet
at the court house at Crandon, on the
18th day of June, 1916, at o'clock p.
m. The purpose of this conferences Is
/. To select six delegates to attend
the Progressive Republican conference
at Madison, June 22d, to endorse candi-
dates for governor, lieut.. governor and
other state officers, to be voted for at
the September primary.
Q. To endorse a candidate for the as
sembly from this district, or to pro-
vide for such endorsement.
3. To provide an organization for
this assembly district.
4. To take such other action as may
be desired.
All Progressive Republicans of this
assembly district are urged to attend
this conference and make it success.
Signed by J. D. Grandine, w. A. Wes-
colt, j. f. Robertson, G. A. Moe, j. A
McMillin. I'll. A. Kamm, j. Breakstone
VIM j. Wilson, G. w. Weldon and W.
It. Thompson.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

The daily newspapers often poke fun
at the weekly press for their exploita-
tion of news items that seem infntesi-
NAL: but we doubt If any newspaper
published at Ubi Dam or Cross Village
ever mentioned the fact that Ezekiah
Toots attended circus and that he
laughed at the clown and munehed
ueanuts. President Wilson did few
days ago, and every daily newspaper
in the land gave publicity TO the fact.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09
A little woman who Ia afraid of
mouse can frequently handle husky
husband without any trouble.
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, ana
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System thereby oe-
stroying the foundation Of the disease.
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ttire in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith In the curatlve
powers of Halls Catarrh Cure that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that IL fails to cure. Send for hst
of testimonials.
Address: f.. j. CHENEY CO, Toieo0'
Ohio. Sold by all Druggisth Iec.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

lished in the issae of April 14th, the
resolution relating to the duties of the
marshal.
The Board agreed to allow tenpor-
ary aid for April for dependent chill
dren as follows: Mrs Dan Tatro S25;
Mrs. Alice Halstad SEQ; Mrs. Almon
Stroud $35; and Mrs. VIM. Hubert Sl5;
and the chairman and clerk were au-
thorized to issue checks this day for
same.
On motion Board adjourned subject
to clerks call.
J. E. HIMLEY, Town Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

An exchange truthfully remarks;
.Some people swear by the home pa.
per and some swear at it; but they all
read it. They may not all be subserib-
srs, but they are all readers. And it is
usually the subscribers who have the
least fault to find with the paper.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

One of the great things about the
law Of supply and demand is that it
works one way when you supply and
quite another way if you demand.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

Motion made, seconded, and carried
that Peter Braun be appointed Road
Superintendent for the roads from
Neider's farm west and south to Bart
lein's farm; all members voting aye.
Resolved by the Board of Supervisors
of the town of Wabeno that the mar
shall of said town be and he hereby is
ordered and required, in addition to
the other duties imposed upon him by
law and by order OF this board:
/. To be on duty and patrol the vii
lage streets every day from twelve
o'clock noon until twelve o'clock mid
night.
2. To see see that all saloons and
pool rooms are closed promptly at the
hour fixed by this Board for closing,
and on Sundays. To promptly report,
in writing, to the town clerk, the name
of any person falling to CLOSE his sa-
loon or pool room as so required.
3. To arrest with or without process
and with reasonable diligence to take
before justice of the peace every per-
son found on the streets OF said town
in a state sf intoxication, or engaged
! in any disturbance of the peace, or vi
olating any law of this state.
4. To permit no coasting with sleds,
or skating with ice or roller skates on
the sidewalks.
5. To see that sidewalks are kept
clear and in good passable condition
for pedestrians. To promptly report
to the chairman any defective or dang
erous places in any sidewalk.
6. To keep the town hall clean and
to have the same properly heated and
lighted when required for use for any
official business or public meeting.
Resolved further, that the failure on
the part of the marshal to enforce the
above orders, or any of them, or any
future order made by this Board, shall
be deemed sufficient grounds for the
removal of said marshal by said Towr
Board.
Dated April II, 1916.
WN. HUBBARD,
G. f. STRoHM,
ERNEST SCHROEDER,
Board of Supervisors.
The Board proceeded to ballot fol-
marshal for the ensuing year.
Con. Aderholt received two votes
and Ed Moore one vote.
Con. Aderholt having received ma
iority of the balets east was declared
appointed marshal for the ensuing
wear at salary of 5000, payable
monthly.
On motion, seconded and carried, Dr.
Tsnley was appointed Health Oftice
and town physician for the ensuing
year, at salary of $500, payabl
monthly.
The clerk was ordered to have pub
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Wabeno, Wis, April 81, 191

Wabeno, Wis, April 81, 1916.
Tho Board of Supervisors of the town
of Wabeno meb at the town hall for
the purpose of organizing and to trans
act such other business as might legal
Nv GO me before the Board.
Pressnt-Wm. Hubbard, r. Strohm
and Ernest Schroeder.
Meeting called to order by VIM. Hub
bard, Chairman, at 10 o'clock a m.
On motion made, seconded and car
ried, the following bills were allowed,
and the chairman and clerk authorized
to issue order checks in payment of
same.
A. e. Rusch Co. poor aid to
Ed Sedsrstrom. .......... D 1880
Frank Miseho, election clerk
and auditing books ....,.... 900
Joseph. T. Sims. retainer and
premium on treasurer bond 125. 90
Frank Mischo, road work by
Albert Schuster. .......... LIS
VIM. Hubbard, expense on
election returns. s.......... 27
Mrs D. Tatro, poor aid April $500
Mrs. A. Halstad I" (" 1000
Mrs. VIM. Hubert sc I" 1900
Mrs. A. Stroud % $500
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

Are you one of the dead men who
walk?
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-06-09

Motion made, seconded and carried,
that D. G. Forrest be appointed justice
of the peace for one year; all members
voting aye
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the following resolution be adopt
ed; all members voting aye.
Resolved by the Board Of Supervis-
ors of the town of Wabeno, Forest
county, Wisconsin, that the proceed
ings of said board of supervisors for
the ensuing year be published in The
Northern Wisconsin Advertiser, a
weekly newspaper, published in said
town.
Be it further resolved that said
Northern Wisconsin Advertiser receive
for such publication the sum of seven
ty-five dollars, payable out of the gen
eral fund
Be it further resolved that said
Northern Wisconsin Advertiser be and
is hereby designated as the official
newspaper of said town of Wabeno.
Dated April IL, 1916.
VIM HUBBARD,
G.. FL. STRoHM,
ERNEST SCHROEDER,
Board of Supervisors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
TWO YOUNG WOMEN
Lose LIVES IN NEW
YORK FACTORY FIRE

NEW YORK. Oct. 25--TwO young
women We're killed in four alarm
fire which wrecked q seven story loft
and factory building in East Houston
SIreer tonight, causing property DAM
age estimated at about $l0O.QUp. Sever
al other persons had not been account
ed for late tonight.
cnSatlOQal reScueS were effected. by
police and firemen who Went 10 the
hid Of a score Of men and women trap
ped on the roof. \ number OF persons
several of them firemen. were over
come By smoke Or cut by flying glass.
A few minutes after the apparatus
reached the Houston street fire flames
were shooting from another building
! in Green street, four blocks away.
-Four alarms were again sounded and
virtually all the fire apparatus in the
lower part Of Manhattan WAS called
out.
The streets in that part Of The city
are lined with factory and loft build
ingS as well as tenement houses. Five
years ago, within half dozen blocks
OF tOnight'S fires, occurred the Tri-
angle Waist company tragedy in
which LII persons, mostly girls. lost
their lives.
According 10 the police, the two
known victims tonight were killed in
jumping from the roof Of the burning
building to tenement house adjoin-
ing, Il fall Of two stories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
NEWS BRIEFS

deputy Stat" TnN commissioner
lake otto is still an thu witness stand
in the county suit against former Sheriff
W. NJ. Clemens. Prosecuting Attorney
u. \. Mckee and i. +. llundan. the OPP
posing counsel in hr suit. arc drTOtinS
practically all of their time 10 tho hear
ing.
--- Fulton ruiInrilm"u will confer with
county commissioners FridmY relative ~
the request that TN" county pay OF tn"
paving bonds of tho town of Fulton. sold
Ia S,,r.iIr, funds for paving the National
road through the town.
It 'Uuuiy commissioners are preparing
for condemnation proceedings It, SeCur,
II title Ia the right al way for the new
undrrgrHtir crossing from Thrda Place
Ia Nj. dc thamtal
--EXp"Esr accounts filed hy Rcrt Phil
lips. Republican candidate for constable
in clay district. and j. T.. f.insl"y. R"-
publican CHudidut" for the legislature.
show that thO%" candidates Incurred no
expenses in their campaigns.
An injunction Ia stop the sal" Of
the Mills farm. Owned ny III" late Lewis
Strrnrnd. 10y Trustee :. VI. NnyrS. WAS
asked from Judge Addlrman yesterday.
He will pass IN the petition today.
---Ii"Orgr Mooney. Il local barber. bet
Attorney Leo Coleman ten gallons nf
EaSOline that h. could drive his Buick
touring car MP R"rmann'S hill without
stopping. Mooney won.
Traffic was hl"ct>cd for som" time
yesterday morning at Fourteenth and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
COAL RIVER MEN
SEEK To SECURE
DUR COAL TRADE
MAJOR HOWARD ATKINSON AND >
r. SKINNER HERE On ANDos-
TRIAL MISSION.
Say That With River Improvement
Made, They Can Furnish WheennS
Better and Cheaper Coal.
Howard Atkinson. {

Major Howard Atkinson. Of st. AL
bans. w Va. with i. X. Skinner. Il
prnmincn, citizen If The same cltF WIN
owns extensive coal land holdings in
the, Coal River district. are i'll the clty
for the purpose of CunfcrrluE win lead
Ing manufacturers Of III" Wheel Ing DIS
tricL in IN effort TO Sccur" IN" hi n
of thu coat trade Of the Wheeling dis
much of i; 20 to fields out sid" thG
staln. They made 5hr trip in behalf
ur thr general Development Of the coal
River section Of West Virginia.
"I'ur som" time" Major Atkinson to!d
the In,"IIisrncrr last even. we OF the
Coal River district have not quite been
abb" - appreciate why manufacturers
in III" Wh-.lInE district, the leading IN
duStrlnl section Of tho state purchase
their coal from fields forrEien 70 west
Virginia when Wit tn" ONO kiVtr nm
rruI"inrnt at their and our command
w.. can furnish coal uf L better QuaIltS
- :, better price. We are here 10 M
t.r.st your manufacturers in the coal
from our fields and "" hCll"Vc That Win
the coop. ration of the industrial men
If this section of the Ohio Valley. we
can improve our irldr and NJ the same
inc give your people the advantage "l
the best coal To hc had at IN attrac-
tive price"
That tho Coal River section is de-
Stinrd to become the leading coal field
Of the state. and that the glass ana
chemical industries will he made typi-
cal IT the Ohio Valley just rs the steel
industry is typical of tho Wheeling dis
tricl was tho information given by Ma
jur Atkinson and Mr.. skinner.
"'rhcrG has just been located at 81.
Adams" they state, "One OF the great
est chemical reduction Plants in the
country. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
chemical company has bought 1I5 acres
Ct kanuwha Valley land ut ST. Adams
and proposes To erect one Of the great
est chemical plants in the world. in
volving an outlay ri more than Il mill
lion dollars We are determined TO To-
cate other similar industries In the
Kanawh;L Valley where salt water is
found ut shallow depths and to make
4 he glass industry and chemical produc-
ton typical of the K;lnakha Valley just
us the steel industry is typical Of the
in the glass industry development is
being taken in tn" construction by
The Libby Owens company al 4 big
window glass plant to manufacture
window glass with the new Libby
Owens blowing machine. II will be
probably tho largest window glass plant
in the world"
; Major Atkinson is the son Of EX-Gov-
crnor George Wesley Atkinson, and re-
sided in Wheeling for eighteen years.
Since leaving this city he has been COM
miSSipned II major Of the United States
army aud had til" honor Of organizing
| The first Philippine native regiment TO
lake Tn" place Of United States soldiers
in those possessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
DRAMATIC RECITAL
PLEASING FEATURE
or ENTERTAINMENT OF DELEGATES TO THE
W0MaH'S CLUB CONVENTION.
Miss Vida Sutton In Interesting Readings Charm
Large RudIenco-lOcaI PcnpIc
on Program.

Mis-. vida Sutt"n. (: sen I"Tk. -cadcr II nm
usual ability las; might mHih"'l "nr g! the charm
iIg features =! the entertainment for the visiting
dcrgairS Ia thu thirteenth annual convention ~ tao
Penetration Of NuGiam'S t'Iul, which IS being held
here this week. Her readings nf Tie thlhlcrn "t
EARTH supplemented hy another al III" rosr nf the
"v-TiItE TroelaIu Kingdom come. Iidc'I N r!"-
iidi,: un. If thc most interesting rrn.!iEt al tDr
present wcrk
Tn" program was rtvrn in TIM Audii"ilH" g; the
Scottish Rite Cathedral "i fuUTr"ntn and byron
street. AMI was under thr auspices %! a." DRAMA
rasur Department rf the W"maaS tiuh. ~ whi"i!
Mrs. W. = Kelley !, chairman. Mis- L. ". $,irl
ia charge 81: i!:" mU>!r.
utr"du,inE The IrrGIan Mrs Fr'"l4 WnajlrmwriDrT
tr.liney played ''Isuld"'> Love i"aii by last. 'nl-
h,winr = hrir narrative "f the story that furnished
tn" inspiration Ter It's wrliiuS
"rhr children 81 ihr Earth. til" dramatic rr.'Il
given by Miss Sutton. was written ~ Miss Alec
Brown. lie 81 tn" &l0.uu0 prize story r"tt".;
cundI"icd short tmr urn. l. - story Gf N"iv
England and Miss Sutton clcycrly portrayed! the df-
:.rput characters lh"y iiglIT" in tho story.
hI's Robert MARSHALL "aS unable :" apicar Upon
Tie program and iliS Frank kinchrI"" consented III
sinG 40 MIS- MarSIallS stead. - Love l{Hs 4
Day. the selection Grrn hY Mrs. k!nchrlr1
and She responded encore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
BECAME SO WEAK
he LIVED ON SOUP
Is Now Feeling the Best He Has in
Years Since He Took Plant
Juice.

Life Insurance companies have fig
urrS 10 prove that there is Il steadily
decreasing death TaIc in all ages up
TO about rorly-tivr in men, and fifty
five in women: but for ages over
these. The death rate is steadily in
crra%iug. The decrease is due 10 The
universal campaign against The dis
eases of infancy and The modern pre-
caution taken To prevent such Diseases
while the alarming increase in the
death rae is due almost entirely u
me- diseases that attack adults.
Scores Of testimonials are received
daily from people, telling Of the great
benefits they have derived from the
use ur Plant juice. the great herbal
system tonic, in case ni stomach. liver
and kidney trouble. One Of the latest
received is that of Mr.. Joseph Ritter,
who resides at No. 1929 Wells Street,
II we'll known maChiniSt Of milwaukee,,
Wis, and prominent in the |. O. Q. f.,
who stated:
For years | have been troubled
with my stomach. My food would
frrmcml and cause gas with great dis,
rrrSS after eating. | was so nervous
could not sleep at night and in the
morning ! felt weak and miserable.
had headaches, dizzy spells, liver was
affected. and my stomach WAS in such
It weak condition that | could not
keep anything solid in il and had 10
live on soup. | heard Of Plant Juice
and began To take it, 1t has com.
plrtely cured my stomach trouble;
can cat any kind Of food | want. sleep
we'll al night ana am feeling the best
| have in years"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
SEALED PROPOSALS
Proposals for Furnishing
Coal to the Public Schools
of Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Clerks office in the High School
Building until 500 2. NJ, Monday
November 18th. l9l6. 20 supply the
public schools OF Wheeling except
the High Schoop with Clean Coal
for the year beginning November 18th,
1915.
Coal 10 be delivered al the various
school buildings as required.
The Committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Proposals to be marked outside
Proposals for Coal
]. II. Gollner. Chairman Committee
on Building and Grounds.
Frank Stanton. Clerk.
u-"LI-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
STEUBENVILLE POLICE
ARE WITHOUT 4 CLUE
NOTHING DEVELOPS TO LEAD TO
IDENTITY OF BODY FOUND
AT FLEETWOOD

STE.u B&NNIL.LE:. O.. Oct 25.--Dc-
spite the fact that til" county authori-
tl"S. Including E.rVf."r Herb and tic
SHERIFF Huscroft. h;,y" thoroughly in
vrsiig;ti"d ttr finding of III" dead body
ct F"rnwu"d Monday ;hc affair still re-
in:;;uS .lS Iu;IcH = mystery as before The
investigation was started. 1t Is tn" uni
rrrSal ui'iu.un that ;hr man WAS mur-
Cinrcd and it. is up"u this Theory ihat
:h.. aut huritlcS are continuing Their III
vn$Licatiuu. rh"r" WAS no marks on the
clothing. which w,rc we'll preserved.
inut wnltiG assist in Identifying the
body The flesh wa in an advanced
S:at,. Of decay Tho authorities have So
cured several clues which ara 10 be fol-
inr:.rt up ;lud it is llii"i?' that some start
liu.c d..vrlnpmcntS may be Tia" result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26

Market streets. when q wagon loaded
with coal broke down STilling the con-
Tents over the Str".t.
The low temperature for yesterday
was - degrees anrl Tie high was -.
The mercury started to drop again to-
ward evening.
The regular six weeks examination
AT the I.iIHsly Institute will be- held to-
day. Sixty new lockers are being in
stalled in the Schoo! and Il number Of
OF her improvements are being made.
John Earlow. pin boy 1T the Y. ".
t. \. ran = splinter. measuring about
three inches in lcugth. into his loot
Will" ~ work hast night. Nr. Frank
LrAloymc !lUpp dressed IN" wound.
Sam Tun". Cleveland o. Italian. and John
Long. hn;h aE.d "a wc'r given hearing Yesterday
hru:,. IIsir" WirhEa'H. charged WIKI !y:ns off
inIHrt" In Il inrII d!>"Trrlr house. Tame held!
the grand !Urs I.ruE discharged. Il was
Shown that ihcy sid no; imIor; Ih" :lTl into iEs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
ITALIANS AND
GREEKS FIGHT

Tony Campna&na. and John NilcSia-
discs. alias John OlicC. Italians, are IN
the IielIairc city Jail as The result Of
an argument over Il piece of pie in 4
Greek restaurant al 3l0% Union sLr1r:,
This morning. about ! o'clock.
Oice is under the doctors care. hay-
ing been shot twice. one bullet lodging
in The arm. the other III his leg. The
TWO Italians are said TO have gone 10
the Greek restaurant, and Immediately
began picking up a piece OF pie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26

Washington. Mrs. Jacobs was before
her marriage Miss May TraXler of Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
Mrs. A. T. Mckelrey Of ST. Glars.
vile. is in the city attending the con-
vention Of women'S Clubs.
Irwin Mckelvey has returned from
The Hampshire club with much game,
principally wild turkey, secured in
Il stay Of 4 few days.
Miss Grace Long Of BannocR, has
returned TO her home following visit
with her sister Mrs. Charles Miller OF
Chapline street.
Superintendent Z. c. Marston, ". J.
Flanders and J. L. Hover Of "oodSheld.
H., were mere yesterday inspecting tho
Wheeling High school equipment They
are members OF the board of education
of that town which recently constructed
a new high school,
Nat Salisbury of Sstcrsville, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
About People
Movements of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Roucrs-M. stone. Butler. Ia: u. Cal!i. nayton
o.: l.. !. MccS. Columbus a.; Il. NJ Io:c. Cn,Goc-
ton. %: O. T.. Perkins. Washington. Ia.
McLure-Nirs j. H. Ellison. Marietta. o.: II. w
Rra. Marietta. o.. 4. 4. Whitaker. Ciathsh.:rE. "
VA: Geo H. k"nnrr. Charleston. ". Va: Wan. lie.
N"fa. rtrh"rrhurE ". Va. y \. H.ation. Cau:nhiY
-: Sam 4. Walker. WcIrh. W. Va: 4. X. WpSu"r
kI:mhali. ". Va. Mrs -. L.. Perkins rarirIs.'Ir:
". Va: q. Gray. West un!un. ". Va. H. GRAY
West Union. ". Va: l.. +. Carter. Wcilshrss. ".
Va: W \. Wycih. WrshTGf. ". Va: l. g. Davi,
and Hfr. ldTkrr,hiI;s. W. Va
Grand CentraI-i. +. Mercer. krn0va. " Va
James tunrel"n. Nr;g IhIIadr.uhH. a. !; l.. NJ. FoN
Wallace ". Va: /. q. Sin". SsrtIis q. %. l. Gar.
In. Huntington. ". Va: raul vaa,lcwuod Weston
w. Va. Hugh lw>A. Weston. W. Va. l. ". Gararr
fir;rrd1. q.
Windsor X. ", I.rr,!s Crlur!hus O.: F. L.
'rrndlmFcr. Morg!Stnwn u. ". +. Townsend. Col.
uinifIS o.: James &. Norris. Park"rshurg. j. j.
N"ary i;r.!r'u". o.. ". y Iirrrh rarkc:sbiire. w
Va: Mr.. aud dis. J. i. callahan Mur.an;nvl Vs.
Va: MIS-. y g. iai"aS''r. rarh"rsr!rs. W. VI;
Mrs. Lena Hrannun. Weston. ". Va: Mrs H.
M'thrcii. Weston. ". Va: Mrs. lanes Eryan Par
trFSmr%. ". Va: ;irs, !. l.. E"rnhaT,. rarncrsburs
". va.
Stamm--S. $. l.a';tn. Eoihauy, w Va: :. Wise
Sia!nakcr. Fiaiw"nd, ". VI ". ". Rowan Mari
eta. ~: y. Salisbury. Sl,;cfsyil". W Y. . MrS
H"'!c courtney. S!>irr.vr. W. Va: Oscar Pas.
Ei.cns'"r", ". Va. Edna Jay. Sisc.s,...c. w. Va
commissioner of Agriculture How
ard +. Williams Of Charleston. spent
yesterday in Wheeling. During the af,
ternoon he addressed the meeting Of
the Stat" Federation OF Womru's
clubs.
s. S. Lappin. student in Bethany
Prof. and Mrs. !. NJ. Callahan. OF
Morganlown, arrived yesterday, for a
short visit.
Er1nriS T. E'nrrucrn snr,,, ,.,.,,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
CALIFORNIA KEEL LAID

EAI.I.r:Jp. VAL. OCT. @"--The bat
ti.Ship Oregon. built on the Pacific
cast many years ago. vas ia" guest
II honor t",!;t?. a. The kr"! ia%inS 81
,F..- Observation-Disclosures California. at
Mare island Navy Yard. The Oregon
Inc from san t'rancisc" earlier in tli''
Ga
tn. California should b" ready for
launching January /. iylN and IN COM
mission the Following year. She will
have :, displacement Of - non tons. Il
speed OF q knots and Will carry ~ Of
ttrsrN and ,g2c men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26

George Mathews. Il Greek waiter. COM
manded them TO put it down stating
that hr would serve it 10 them. and
the argument resulted. John dice is
said 10 have pulled Il revolver firing
al Mathews. The shots went wild, but
they attracted the attention Of the
chef. who rushed OUT and engaged in
IL sruffle with the italian. In the me.
lee. the Italian fired twice. the bullets
penetrating his own body.
officer Lee Rcsitcr waS called and
placed The TWO under arrest. Camp
magma when searched had stilcttO.