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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
THIN FOLKS WHO
WANT TO GET FAT
Increase In weight Ten Pounds or More.

Increase In Weight Ten Pounds or More.
II certainly give most uyfhing To-
D. able Co Tat uu q f'w pounds and stay
thht way declares every excessively
thin man or woman. such q result D. not
impossible. despite past failures Most
a condition which prevents the fatty eic-
W'Ht "f food from being taken up by
th" blood as they are. when tho powers
ni nutrition ar" normal Instead Of get
ting into the blood. much 81 the Fat and
flesh producing elements stay lu the in-
t'siin"s until they pass from the body
a. waste.
To correct this condition and to pro-
cue" healthy. normal. amount OF TAT.
Totally supplied with the power which
nature has denied them. This can prob
ably best be accomplished by eating o.
~Hrgol tablet with every meal sarEuI
Del CAREFUL com % nation Of six splendid
HHstmNHfiye agents Taken with meals
They mix with the food 90 turn the suE-
ars and starches ~ what you have taken
into rich, ripe uDurishment for the tis-
sues and blood and its rapid effect has
Reported gains ~ from ton Co twenty
tfr pounds 500 a. lugie month are bv NO
means lrfrequeuf. Yet its action is risr-
f'ctIN natural and absolutely harmless
SarEul BIZ sold by Eau.s Cut Rate Pharm-
tft. O. il FrI.af a Go. ana Dfhfer drug
Eirfa 't'rfv hero and every package con
tHIn- e. guarantee ~ weight increase or
money back
NpTE Sargol o. r.rDmmsudsd only
feel o. flesh builder and while excellent
r'ecuite ir cases OF nervous Indigestion.
etc. have been reported. tHrl should boz
taken about using Do unless gain 81
weight BEL desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
NEWS BRIEFS

Wheeling Is to be represented a.
the annual convention Of the Natural
Gas Association OF America. which IL
TO be held In Pittsburgh. NAV 10th.
18th and 18th 4 number OF local men
are official and will attend
This evening the Wheeling lodges
Of the 4 o. I. W. will pay a frater-
nal visit 10 the Ionic lodge No II az
Moundsyille. and preparations for an
enjoyable time are being made
BOTTLES Lashley fell from the
water wagon Tuesday evening and
was hned In police court Yesterday
morning " was FIVE and costs
Attorney John &. Berry filed his
announcement Yesterday that he will
be candidate for school commits
sioner from Washington district.
License officer Arthur Ingram
has refused 10 grant to Youngsters
permission 10 SOL soaps and perfumes
on the streets
ne county commissioners we're
asked yesterday 10 send County
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
coLoNIAL-.rHE SOCIAL HOB
WAYMAH

The Social Highway man the current
feature attraction at the Colonial The
senteo with great success by Richard
Mansfield. some years ago. In trans
ferring u to the screen. none OF its
dramatic Intensity has been lost-in
the ordinary stage setting are mphasiz-
ed The story contains great deal OF
excitement. suspense and surprise. all
valuable elements In A picture. and these
The interesting story tells OF Sir
Curtis Jaffray. the offspring of a mesal-
lance which results in his being brought
up IN such bitter poverty that his moth
10 obtain food. This incident stamps a
fatal prenatal influence upon the child
NJ the age Of twelve. Curtis, whose pre-
datory instincts have already manifest
cd themselves IN numerous small ways.
slows away upon a ship bound for Am
erica. rather than accept the home and
upbringin his grandfather Sir Hugh
Iunray. offers him.
on the same vessel is John Handy.
another stowaway. who II destined TO b.
a sinister influence in Jaffrsy'S lifc. He
becomes Janray's social secretary sew
eral years later when. ON the death OF
title and estates. The fashionable
stratum OF society In which Jarfrsy
now moves h started by "a series OF dar-
ing thefts. The situation II complicat-
cd by the suspicion OF Countess kossi
"A leader OF the social world. that JEFF
fray Is The Social Highwayman." DriV-
en- half insane by the rccoll"cttons OF
his wrongs Handy. in a frenzy. kills the
Countess but not before she has set the
police ON larrSy's track.
How Jaffray. his nobler instincts now
girl he loves. and how he sets about
rebuilding his life, To bc worthy or
conclusion to - consistently excellent
phOtOplay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
WITNESSES DISCHARGED AND Az
LEGGED ROBBERS WILL NOT
BE TRIED HERE.
Mrs. Stella whit vyu BE Given Her
Liberty To-day, So She
Declares.

Dick. and John Harrison. alleged
train robbers. were indicted by the fed
.rsi Grand jury. now sitting here. yes
that they will NOT be- tried here. nor M
Ia" next term OF federal court AZ Phil
lppi this month. II Is probable that
they VIII b. arraigned FOR trial 81 the
next term of Parkcrs burg court. 10 -
reported that the chances ar. against
DICK Harrison's living many months
longer. tie T. lying In the Ohio Valley
General hospital. dying with tubercuIn-
SIS II b. said that b.. has already made
confession Co the officials that hc and
ms hali brother. John Harrison. now in
the iarkcrs burg Jail. and Grady webb
the crime
An the score 81 witnesses who testi-
iied before the federal grand Jury here
relative 10 the robbery. we're paid Off and
discharged Yesterday afternoon. The
witnesses included the train crew. orr
Gals end attaches Of tine treasury do
partmrut at Washington from where
the bank notes were sent postofflce i'm
speciora and ether Officers who ran
down tho alleged bandits
Inc trio Is charged with pulling orr
on. OF ~" most daring train robberiss
IN th' annals or America when they held
up FAST " & -. train az central sta
ton. Icddrtdge county. early on. morn.
ing last fall and got away with about
hair = million dollars ~ unsigned bank
notes iu transit from tho reasury de-
par'mCnt 20 banks In the west
?. Mrs. white 70 BE Released.
took up tho charge yesterday araI.st
Mrs stella White. tho young woman -
HHtchi" county. alleged to have ",uchred''
n We~teru'r out of $50 ON a promise ~
marriage. and that UD tIus bill wa-
FOUND against her % Isl rsuurt..d thar
she was appraised OF rho eIas tfdrrE-
~ the Onto county Jail lasf evening b.
a ffderat OFFICER who visited her Or .a
said that -he will ho brought into CONN
to-day and after "a warning VIII b. dis
charged from custody. according Co. a
statement given out last night by Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
MARTIAL LAW
CONTINUED Prom Pirst Pa9e,

plant OF the Pressed Steel Car cor,-
pany also decided TO name a comrnii-
zee 70 take up differences with the
~, Arranges Conference.
NI tflldaN later conferred with Prcsi-
9sht Herr and arranged for "A conference
w men the meeting viii be- held has NOT
:" decided upon yet. this being LEFT
made ~ emphatic that ne would NOT
meet any representatives Of "A labor or
ssaml<ail%n not employed in the Westing-
II was learned here tonight that tho
mtcllng or strikers in East Pittsburgh
today was attended by CIffton psa,,s.'
or Washington. -. O. conciliafion co.,.
missioner of the United states depart
h'eht OF labor; Francis Fcchan. OF PITTS
district OF the Pennsylvania state d.
partment 81 labor and Industry ana A
J., stgcse. chief clerk Of the state bureau
~ afntration and mediation, as well as
Mr.. Gilday. -
Eighteenth 20 Pittsburgh.
Tho Eighteenth regiment OF infantrv
OF Pittsburgh commanded bv Col "a
ward :. kearns. was Unexpectedly sent
10 East Pittsburgh tonight The regi-
was ordered by the governor Iast 49,,
=" mobilize and be held ready for instant
with the arrival OF the Fixh,e.p,b
regiment there are now 900 soldi.rs
~ whom 300 are mounted. In tho strike
1i i,,, 20 terIitory. which extends in n
IIsslnegth and takes in the towns OF Fast
pittsburgh. Turtle Creek Rraddort
Rankin and SwissNale -
Tho troops FOR the present viii 10
quartcrcd IN now building rcccptig
cmplctcd by the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing company IL bas
been planned to have the men liz. a.
teitS. hut Hrigadier General 4. J. Logan
explained that a. suitable site for
camp could not he found
Tho death list growing out OF the riot
Yesterday was brought up 20 three to-
niEht with the death from wounds Of a
I"f' lEhtr, who was r. member 81 the
mob. A number ~ other rersore ~
were injured during tho hght are In a
serious condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
DOCTOR TOLD HER
use PLANT JUICE
HER CLEVELAND PHYSICIAN
ADVISED HER TO CONTINUE
AND NOW SIZE is CURED.

The most important thing that a
woman can do for herself and about
which she IL often very neglected.. is
10 watch the condition OF her stomach
and bowels. The weary eyes. the bad
breath. the frequent headaches, cold
feet and hands. nights OF sleeplessness.
growing irritableness and nervous
ness. lack OF appetite-all these symp-
toms are plain monitors of deranged
stomach and bowels and. given n
general name. is nervous debility.
Among the hundreds Of statements
being made in connection with Plant
Juice. is that of Mrs. G. \. Durkee.
who resides At No. 52OS Superior Ave
nue.. Cleveland. Ohio. and is we'll
known and popular lady. She said:
Il had suffered with stomach trouble
for about five years. and | was so bad
that | was unable TO eat any breakfast
whatsoever. My food would ferment
in my stomach. causing gas. beIching
and bloating. II was with great
difficulty that | was able 20 retain any
food at all on my stomach. | had
been in the hands Of number OF
physicians who claimed that my
trouble was due 10 chronic constipa-
ton and liver trouble. also suffer
ed for years with neuralgia pains. /
had read great deal in the papers
about the wonderful cures which were
being effected By the use of Plant
Juice. and although skeptical at first.
decided TO try "A bottle. | can now
truthfully say that since taking Plant
Juice all of my pains have disappear
ed. In fact. have obtained such ex-
cellent results from IL that my former
Cleveland physician recommended
that | continue using Plant Juice. |
consider myself now absolutely
cured
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
DE WOLF HoPPER-REx.

DE Wolf Hopper makes ms hrst ap-
screen appearance In Wheeling today, at
the Rex theater in Sunshine Dad" "A
hig special Triangle production with
hundreds IN the east. numerous big
scenes. elaborate settings. plenty OF &C
ton. DE Wolf Hopper Is amazing as
tn. prodiEal father. lie gives per-
Torrance without = flaw. His greatest
work In forty years Of triumph. Here
he H. seen a. a gay old bear. who spends
his time fitting ponderously around
cafes paying court To young widow
and lodging a crowd OF HindOOs. who
are attempting to recover diamond
band stolen from the shrine OF the great
god Iuial. Hs L. supported by Fay
Teriches as a gay and fascinating
widow. Chester whitney. Jewel Carmen
and great cast interpret the other
e. characters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

J. W. II. Morris. Of Charleston. as
sistant clerk 10 Clerk W. r.. Mathews.
fthc Supreme Court. Is spending sew
cral days here. visiting with his pa
rents on Seventh street.
Little Prince Lodge No. 20. knights
81 PythiaS will hold its regular week
" business meeting this evening in the
Trust Company building.
Contractor Oberlin a Reed have re-
sumcd work on the erection Of the spiral
fire escape at the Central school build
ing.
Miss Bessie BRYANT. Of Pittsburgh.
who has been visiting With friends in
Rellaire. ~ spending several days here
with relatives before her return to her
home.
Tho extensive improvements that are
in progress At the Compton sand bank.
north Of the city. are going forward
nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
THE THEATRES
THE ETERNAL MAaDALEEE

y" piey that has come 90 Wheeling
" recent Years has aroused tho Interest
Lhat mas already been shown boo the an
hnuhc' mont fh1t The Eternal Nagda-
iehe' ~ Robert Mclaughlin. viii hr
matinee TUESDAY.
That fher' should hs more than tho
usual desire on tho part of every one
lp 500 Tho Ifrual Magdalsne' NOT
pnIf 81. MOT strange. buf II I4. after all
bli iurfncr duplication OF tine old
.iff' iHff history does repeat itself.
40 play .r recent years proved more
~ 90 .Fi ul o. Nsw York. aud whsrfNs~
mo play has been e'sr 10 hfs served as
e magnet fu 1rav hundreds ~ p.orIa fg
In" II-tffr who cannot bro amy afna. DO
'isef'd a.. regular fhrafrfErrrn
. Nc AN|. ff.H' HnrrHI ~ Tine Eternal
MfFfEl'r' Ia one excellent reason f1r
'n' 'N'rtHrd .rar. interest Do has arous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
MOUNDSVILLE

Matthew \. smith. well known and
highly respected citizen Of this city.
succumbcd at his home on East Sixth
street at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. following a lengthy illness extend
ing over "A sriod Of four years. The
deceased had been critically III for sew
etal weeks. and death did not come on
trely unexpected. Deceased was 60
years OF age. and - survived 10y his
wife. one brother and one sister. He
was a brother 90 the late ". W Smith
and X A. Smith.
Funeral SerN ices over tho remains will
he held AZ the place Of death Tomorrow
afternoon az o'clock. in charge Of the
Rev. g.. ~. smith. pastor Of the First
NJ y. church. Interment will be- made
IN trcculpwn cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

SiO.i55.O3. less 10 per cent. depreciation.
II was shown by IN. prosecution that
the stock was finally sold to kirsch
brothers for 81 $50.
Attorney Robert :. Judge now exam
liner in the Department Of the Interior.
stated that he Was elected trustee Of the
Rosenberg bankruptcy case early IN
1914. and that the stock was bought by
kirsch brothers with New York drafts
from Abel Rosenberg at Washington.
He said that he had been told later that
"A member Of the Kirsch brothers was
relative 81 the RoSenbcrk brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

it O.. HlaukfuaUu. fhr WsU known frrr.
.hfnf hld buallras man. has announce
hlT Candidacy Tor Troeccutiug afforrrt
n MarFhaII. Un that ticket subject fu
~" June primary W HInnEauaDn be-
feeidenf of MnundsVIilc and has hesr
'hHaeed I'M business here for period ~
oyer lNfnft i've years 90 has won
-h' esteem ani respect ~ NOT ONLY tho
frr county ne VOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

james Mills. AGED and highly rfapsrf-
- farmer ~ Bowman Ridge. sucrunfbsd
20 th' inurmtttes ~ old axe Tuesday
daughter. Mrs Enci1 Blake. Of Four b
street Tho deceased had been afiir-r
TOT som" limo. Funeral services Viii
hk"N 70 held Saturday although as
YET no definite arrangements have bc, m
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

DO county court mot YESTERDAY morn.
IrE and at once began frr rrrfIf.-
''.Nr Ni IIrl nfee Tho fNrrr bids f.~
fND paving and repairing fIe Union rf-.
Lr..f rnHda we're rejected nr the ground
WOO th' bidders htd placed their bids
nH't Tor paved rHH1 The hIHdfra Voc
lrirrsr a Springer. Hammond a urrr,.
ana suburban Brick company
''hHfI.n MU. UmhH. ~ Union district.
rf'IfIHunI fNHf fIr court arerH moo.
mooney "u fnr roads iu Union dfefrf-f
f' we aiNIrfI tho court had efreafv
%. IN|fH |nrE. uurH uu fn. bride =
nfI rood Hu hugFa run. therefore -r~f.f
t.i %. more Improvement uu The rasIs
% fhr present time
several matters were taken Hr ouF
r.U.'I. rff Tire court VA. HI.,... ~. .
rrt|I Friday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

Nearly half Of tho student body Of the
nigh school ana many others will ac-
company ~" local High school baseball
Team 10 Elm Grove tomorrow after
noon. whore they VIII cross bats with
N" speedy Triadclphia team. The game
has considerable 10 do with tho decid-
ing OF tho state championship. and ~
being looked forward 20 with interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
showaore a Candidate.

Attorney e. \. Showacre. 81 this city.
one Of th' prominent attorneys practic-
ing az fhe Marshall county bar. yes
t'rday announced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination Tor prosecuting
attorney. Nr. Sh"wacre yesterday iled
his certificate 81 candidlcy with Circuit
Cl,rk Myers md paih Tho foo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

l'' H'Hf fH employed % tho FORT pee
'.IN'. across fnr river. have struck h..
poo "f 'Nr double turns which fhrv
nav" been unrtInr aIan They want fs
f.'h stationed Ht fNU various crfrifa .a
no H.fr whore Tho work Del being done
~ ono man Tho miners held "a meet
jos NNafrrfaf afternoon 90 fnIa fm..f
'iFeiuE these rHfffra. tHf DO uHa NOS
l'HfnrI Iuef w hHf waa done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
ROSENBERG BROTHERS PUT ON
TRIAL IN THE FEDERAL COURT

gives wonderful material for a photo
1rsus former costumer in the i'm
p-rial court a. Petrograd was secured
70 design the military uniforms and
In the royal palace all the intriors
are exact repltcas OF the rooms either In
the palace at Petrograd or some OF the
other domlciles OF the imperial family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

Jury Commissioners n. -. Daken and
= NJ. Cunningham meet tomorrow at
tho county court chambers for the pur-
pose Of drawing jurors for the n.Nt r. x
ular term Of the Marshall county cir
cult Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

The Mound city band has been secured
70 Furnish music az the Wheeling state
Republican convention. which couvenes
today ~ tho Market Auditorium, Tho
hand m'mbers VIII accompany the dele
gates from this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
TAXING EIaminations.

The senior lass % the High school
- this week engaged In taking the fnal
examinations. There will b. no school
for The seniors after this week. and the
members viii devote their lime 10 ar
ranging for CONNIE ncefnent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

This afternoon AZ 40 o'clock. az tho
calvary VI. T.. church. will occur tho fu-
neral of the late David T. Chsnowortb
well known and highly respected local
ct'izen. who succumbed 90 pneumonia
TUESDAY morning Rev q. q. Ianharn
VIII ofhcist'. Interment will he made
in Grsenlawn cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

-. +. French the well known Demo
cratic candidate for governor. will ar
rive in Moundsville Saturday and Will
address the Marshall County Demo
cratlc 'deleEatcs al the court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

~" MoundsNille Motorcycle club will
hold an important business meeting this
evening ~ the club on Jefferson ave-
nue. Matters relative 10 tho summer
racing season viii Do given attention.
and spring runs will Do mapped out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

NLI'" -'... uIiIIr.rTri resident
''." who resides opposite Round
e"rFfuE nn The West virginia aide nj
fNn chestnut hf1 sand hank a1ufh ~,
I'VE .Lf. u vas euddsrly taken ffl and
'.Hf NlH death wHa due fn p hrrr.rrN.,-.
f f'e Hnea Tho deceased vas 81.
l'afa Ola, leaves wife and ono son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

Weights and Measures Insna.,-
brookes TO the national meeting ~
such inspectors 10 be held tbere
within the month. '"eie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
d, Z. Preuoh Coming.

His body was removed to his home on
the Ohio side. The funeral arrange
ments are incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
INDICTMENT FOUND AGAINST
TRAIN BANDITS BY GRAND JIJRY

cd Another may be found ia the fact
lhat u - butt UP around "A problem as
Ola ~ history and that at one time or
hhother mas confronted the people OF
every civilized community In the world.
As old as is thu play It's treatment H.
go modern and new that % gains innnite-
% IN strength hy the very fact that its
auditors inStinctivsly feel they are wit
Messing events in which they them
selves might easily have been promin-
ent actors.
hN their very nature tho characters
VINO appear IN TIL. Eternal Magdalene"
cach play so prominent a part In the de-
Neiopneut OF the story. that each and
every member OF tho cast must needs be
an actor Of more than ordinary ability.
Ana the cast which presents The Eter-
nal Magdalens' here - one OF unusual
all-round excellence. Headed By clara
Joel 10 includes Wilson Reynold. Helena.
Rapport. George Wright, Jr. Helen Jud-
son. Malcolm Arthur. Allcne Durano and
others
The play viii be seen here lust a. IL
was Witnessed throu xhout its long and
successful run In New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
BLANCHE swEEr-vIRGrNIA

bhA OhE SWEEf-VIHG1NIA
blanche sweet heads a typical cast iu
The sewers the special feature at
the Virginia Theatre yesterday and to-
day. Her principal assistants are Thco-
dure Roberts and Thomas Meighan. Ger
tainly it would b. hard to ma ~ n
single picture a stronger array Of tall
emit The Sowrs' is an appealing love
story. bounded on all sides by convent
emit situations.
The soWers". d.alinE with the move
mnt 20 free the serfs from oppression.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04

plant Of the Pressed Stool Gar 49,,
pany also decided to name a conn,it-
zee zee 10 take up differences with the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-21
REPUBLICAN TO SUPPORT WILSON
Former Senator Hansbrough to Work
For President.

New York, Sept. l4.-Former Senator
H. G. Hansbrough of North Dakota, who
served Is years in the United States
senate, republican, announced Tuesday
that he intends to support President
Wilson for reelection. He reached this
decision after hearing one of Charles +.
Hughes speeches.
~ am going to support the presi-
dent as Wilson republican, the ex-
senator told National Chairman Vance
c. Mccormick.
Former Senator Hansbrough, who
was three times elected to the United
States senate by the republicans of
North Dakota, said that he was enroute
to his home at Devils Lake and intended
to enter the campaign actively in be-
half of the democratic national ticket.
Zone of the reasons that | cannot
vote for Mr.. Hughes, is that | cannot
conscientiously take orders from either
Roosevelt or George w. Perkins, con-
tinued the ex-senator. II know them
of old. After hearing the Grand
Forks address of Mr.. Hughes, and
noting the fact that this tour of the
northwest was stimulated by the active
presence of the president of the Great
Northern railway, I've been wondering
how many members of the Nonpartisan
league, when they vote in November
will take account of that in this cam
paign.
ri am for Wilson, Wilson republi-
can, because I believe in the principles
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-21
TO SELL INDIAN LAND.
Total of 1920 Acres to Be offered on
October IA.

The Lapwai Indian agency is adver-
Using the sale of Indian land to be
held on October IA for which sealed
bids will be received and the usual
procedure for sales of this character
will be followed. Twelve parcels of
land, ranging in acreage from 40 to 100
acres and with total acreage of 1920
acres, will bes old if satisfactory bids
are received, the agency reserving the
right to reject any and all bids. The
appraised value of this land is over
$42, 900.
The leases on several of the tracts
expires on Jan. l, 1917. Others expire
on January /, 1918, and several tracts
are leased independently of the agency.
Each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check of ten per cent of the
amount of the bid and the entire sum
must be paid within thirty days after
the bid is accepted.
Descriptions of the land offered for
sale will be furnished upon application
to the superintendent of the Lapwai
egency.
The highest appraisement is $4,000 for
tract of fifteen acres located south
of Kamiah.