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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
FINANCIAL OPINIONS

N Na.- n me- LNNNNAA STOCK
market continued 20 fuctuate in the
trading area. but with greater resistance
ou"rcd 10 liquidation and hearish pres
sure and with dtVt1opm.nts Suegcltfne
which may Dee preparatory % discount
lng Toy advances later the underlying
constructive strength. There may BE- n
little moro liquidation met in some of
lI' war lutusfrials. but the railroad list
di~ulGNs 80 tendency Co break away from
N'w York central. Notwithstanding FOR
eIEu selling shorts are reported tr8pp-
I'd again Boo New Haven and trying 20
cover. t0Uner stocks reflect excellent
absorption including Anaconda and In
SEPARATION.
WALL ST. JOTRNAL-There is evil
Iu the stock market.
FINANCIAL AMERICA standard
on rece~-iouz and there is "a substantial
short Interest Ia the market
JOURNAL or COMMERCE. the
American business man would retain his
trade rs must keep costs down and in
sl~f That expansion OF facilities take
Iltr" only under conditions that give
rec - promise ~ p-ermanency
'pN"IR'IAL - 10 is doubtful
whether European countries now enEaE-
cd On uu e~NhauetluE war will be- abe 90
finance the payment ~ large bountirs %
sugar beet growers and rchners after
peace is restored.
JOSEPH SAYS Market irrcrularity
viii he seen Good dividend paving rails
will come hack Hartman psciHcs are
cheap. Take ON some Erie 1Et preferred.
IH" copper stocks VIII Be- features
again Giving attention o. Anaconda.
.uI .n NOT disregard Sm,Itcr-. s. re-
WHrtH'Ir good proposition. steel tom
r. - today VIII mako another most
Installed four more boilers win six hun
drcd horse power capacity iu Butte Cope
per AND Ziuc mines. big zuir produce
ton is imminent. ana 1t SHOULD Doe
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STOCK MARKET
WAS IRREGULAR
Selling and Substantial De-
ehnes Marked Some of the
More Active Issues.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Seiling pres
SUR REVEALED during the greater part
or to-day irregular trading. with Nart-
abie and substantial declines in some OF
me more active issues. Sentiment over
the weekend appeared 10 h. increas-
inglN pcssimistic. much Of to-day'S
being ascribcd TO out-of-toWn
points.
Labor troubles. active and prospective.
proved more than an onset Co the i'm
proved Foreign situation. and tho as
Sufanc'S OF tho attorney general that
the Department Of Justice intends To-
adopt "a more lcnicnt attitude toward in
noc"nt offenders OF the ANTITRUST laws.
commission houses counsclcd greater
caution To their clients.
l ntted states steel continued aS the
pivot around which the market rcNolved
IN rs htful periods Of activity. Opening
a. 49,. "a slight fraction over last weeks
close. the stock soon fen To SO -. This
was prior To the issuance OF the Deem
hcr tonnage, showing an Increase Of
about $1,000 tons in untitled orders
over the preceding month. and bringing
that ite mup to the largest total since
the early part Of 1918.
Steel has hardened slightly on this cN-
hthit and other leaders also moved up
ward f~racttonally. hut receded in the
las thour. when offerings Of stocks
seemed much in excess Of demand
Stecls minimum quotation was made in
The hnal dealings. the stock closing at
50 "a loss OF "a
The total sales Of stock amounted TO
bsu. 200 shares
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Logan & Bryan's closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Wlthout there
being anything In tho news over sunday
or a nature to materially alter tho stock
market aspect the list displayed a heavy.
tone Throughout the session. The dearth
or news. as much perhaps as anything
else. seemed To wear OF the nerves OF
many OF those bullishly inclined. Pres
sure ~traceaolc TO European sources was
observable and liquidation for domestic
account was on a fair scale. whereas
the demand FOR securities seemed to be
confined principally 10 tho inquiry from
shorts.
A. stated in adviccS Of late. We stUl
believe that long lines OF industrfals
should be reduced and accounts placed
IN a strong position. as Il has been dem
onStratcd that Unexpected overnight oc-
curanceS are. likely TO alter the as
poet materially.
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BUTTER, EGGS Az CHEESE

NEW YORK. Jan. .-Buttcr-Aiar-
kot steady; creamery r...rs t92 scoreD.
S3c. creamery. hiErsr scoring. 34c!
nrSta. 2> soc. second. ssu27i-c.
EEE--Narkst Irregular fresh gath
erred. extra fine. G7f- roo $50. extra nrStS.
81 3-iro. nearby hsuuery whites. nne
90 fancy. % 43c. nearby hcnncry
u.s.. .II soc.
Chcc~'-N1rkct steady. state whole
milk flats. hold special. 11a, W1gc: do.
average fancy. ~ 70 11i.c. do. current
make. special ls"lsi-c. do. average
fancy. 1Gi- o I6lc.
Live PouItry=Mark.t unchanged:
dressed quiet. fresh KILLED western
chickens. - &c. fowls. 13H17isc; tur-
cf0 25r.
Flour-Markct quiet.
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ADVANCE In
STEEL PRICES
PIPES. TUBES AND BAR IRON GO UP
81 PER TON
Reached 10000 Tons. and
Well Distributed.


NEW YORK. Jan. tO-Domcstlc CON
sum"rs Of steel products were less ac-
lively In the market last week. but the
demand was sufficiently great 10 cause
a LurthSr advance OF 81 per ton In
prices OF merchant and steel line nine
- per ton on boiler tubes and 81 per
ton on bar Iron. The tendency OF prices
on nearly all products Is steadily up
ward Manufacturers OF war munitions
succeeded In securing about %. 900 toms
o. rolled steel and furgings FOR late de-
not De satisfied. Export inquiries were
most impressive. inclduing lsO. goo tons
81 barbcd wire and several hundred
~thpusahd tons Of blooms. biilets and
semi-hnished steel Among the late in
rounds. 5000 tons OF ingots and f"rr-
ings. 10000 S inch shells. 1000. 600 2
Inch shells and other large tonnages
Tor high explosive shells not specifically
Railroad equipment orders last week
were unusually small. but there may bo
n ra1lchl change before the end OF the
month. Fabricated structural steel or
ders Were also smaller IN a~cvrecate tom
mage. but some round contracts arc like
\, 70 be placed In the next few weeks.
hlhS 20 IN today on nearly 1900 tons
moe for subway construction.
S|hihhuiiders are negotiating for the
huiIdinF OF six additional boats al East
~ N"rdS Ealing for from 1000 To 5000
tors of steel each and N present plans
60 have the framework Of merchant yes
N'lS fabricated nj bridge shops proves
Shin are likely 20 follow speedily.
II Is estimated that sales OF ali kinds
~ pig IRON last week amounted TO 100
200 tons in tho various distributing dis
tricfs. ~ which 90 per cent was placed
IN inc territory east Of the Allerhany
n.unltins. There were no very large
Individual contracts. but tho buying was
steady and % fair tonnaEss Tor shin
Of the year.
In this district the largest contracts
We're 1000 tons FOR the General Flee
fNNE HHnmnumN NnanrnNfr~ H... .LL-.L--
ahd snccial metal as we'll ae foundry
IRON. 3 600 tons OF basic for the stand
tons 80 basic Tor DO. e pardae Works
SeNe-ul additional contracts for basic.
FOUNDRY and. mnlle1hle iron were also
falo furnaces
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MEETINGS OF
STOCKHOLDERS
ANNUAL MEETINGS OF SEVERAL
INSTITUTIONS H L d
YESTERDAY.
Directors Elected BY German And Ohio
valley Banks And w. * b. Brtdge
COMPANY.


Stockholders Of "a number Of orpora-
lions, including n Few banks. met iu an
nual session. yesterday. At most meet
ingst annual reports were submitted.
routine business was transacted and dt-
Bank of the Ohio Valley
y meeting Of StuckhOlders uf the Bank
Of the Ohio valley was held yeste. Jay
afternoon. from 1 10 3. at which the fol-
lowing Director were reelected j. \.
gar Boyd, IL. ~. Kimberland. Robert
aid and DR.. e.. N. Frissell. The board
VIII organize Thursday.
Bridge Company Meets.
Stockholders Of the Wheeling and
belmont Bridge company met Yesterday.
Routine business was transacted. Henry
NJ. Russell. Jr.. was elected TO the direc-
turate, TO succeed the late James ID.
fancy. Other directors were reelected
a. follows; William +. Stifei. George W.
woods, Joseph lawson. Charles NJ. Fris-
sell. Robert Hazlett. j. Morgan Clarke.
W. =. stone. and John NJ. Brown.
German Bank of Wheeling
Due 20 tho absence OF n majority OF the
saocknolders at the annual meeting OF
the German Bank OF Wheeling. Yesterday
the old directors viii hold over for an
other year. \ meeting OF the directors
viii be held IN the near future az which
time tney VIII orEanlZe for the ensuing
year. The old directors who will hold
over are Messrs. T. j. Park. g.. p. Brand
lass. \. F. Marschucr. Louis EcrtSchev.
J. NJ Hamilton. Edward J.. Yarer and
j. +. He'll.
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w. Va. Jan. r0-Tt
was learned on Monday that an effort g.
being made hy friends OF william Leak
Jackson. CuiorCd. who is In The county
jail. charged with ~assaulfing Helen
Brown. a 12-year-oid colorcd girl Of tho
la Belle mine works settlement. Co
have tho charge against him Withdrawn
it Ne viii marry th. EIrl. The crime OF
which Jackson is charged Is one OF th.
most hciuuus lu Brooke cunts and s.
O. breach OF the law for which capital
punishment is inflicted The victim in
this case IS n mere schOo Girl. not vet
~ years OF age. - tho friends Of Jack
son can bring 20 about. she VIII De- made
the vile OF her aesn.fnut. tl allow him
10 escape the consequence OF his crime.
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MARKET QUIET
." Local Stocks Were in Demand
yesterday and Prices Remain
practically UNCHANGED.

The local stock market was nm.
usuaIiy quiet yesterday. and local
b reported few sales. Neural
tyIIhe was bid az lSf. while Hazel Al.
las glass sold or l76. Whceliue Ste.!
q IRON DID ~ l4f. while Wheeling
Niold q Foundry was bid az 90. Whit.
aKer-'les-ner common advanced two
POINTS 10 ll9 a bid Of 800 for United
states stamping company was re-
ported.
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WALL STREET SUMMARY

tmhria steel Co. increases wages.
standard oil interests said To- be
backing $4,000. 600 Peruvian loan.
stated W. Morgan Shuster going TO
Japan. China and Philippines on diplo-
matte mission similar TO that OF Col.
House 90 Europe.
Reported that Fall River cotton manu-
tactur'rS association opposed 90 request
OF Unions FOR increased wages.
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FLASHES To Masrrrs

W. sun advise cautlnn ON the long
Of the so-called war issues. but al
the same time we think the better class
of rails will incline toward "a higher
level
Further liquidation oil stocks caus-
INK In general list.
These war stocks again act heavy and
require good support.
steel tonnage increased $4,000
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cash quotations: Wheat No. > red 81 &c
80 , 10 3 red SLEEK n1.e5is; No. ?
1907. ~ SA''4
Corn. No. . yellow old 7sx nj: No. 4
sOh 72i4. WING nc"
9ats 80. ; white 44& a45l,: stand
PORK %tls.75; lard .io.o5a1o.2s; ribs
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WHEAT MARKET
VERY HEAVY
Enlargement OF United States vfsible
supply responsible For slump After
Initial Showing OF
Strength

CHICAGO. Jan. iO-Notwithstandinr
that wheat today at first showed
on account Of a liberal Enlargement OF
The United states visible supply total
lower with May At 1919 and July a,
~ = q y. Corn scored a gain Of N
TO and oats Of = to I TA Pro-
Visions finished At a range varying from
"a off TO l1h advance.
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Total shares 6Ss.4Oo.
Bonds s.. 10000.
STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 10 .ie
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daiiy BY A + Masten q Co. bankers
ana ~Nrokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building. ~
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. 10.-Credtt bal.
auces s. %. Runs 153.955. average 90,
$50. shipments 52.722, average A.31s.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 10. '1s.
Range Of active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange corrected daily by
A. T. Nustcn a co. brokers.
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CLEARINGS In
AN INCREASE
. FIRST DAY OF TIE wEEY SHOWS
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE.
Total for the Month 10 Date Gives In
crease OF 4l.2 Per Cent.
b over Last Year.

The second week Of January started
or with another substantial Increase in
the Wheeling banking clearings COM
pared with the same period Of 1915.
Mondays earrings totalcd S397.66f.f7. as
compared with S32N.5iN.36 an Increase
OF Sb9,3l6.ii. Or al per cent.
tleartngs Tor the month 90 date
seven banking dsys-are S~3.52S. O39.33.
compared with S2.i97.31T.1O. am increase
Of Sl.O30,662.23. or Az per cent.
January to date. IN dctail, follows:
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. tp. 10.
any Quotation Lis: u the Nheellus
stock Exchanges:
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Standard oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan 10 .te
Corrected by A. T.. Msften a Co /. p
lsfaud Mgr. Rooms 2O4-2O5 National
sank Bldg. Wheeling. w. Va.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. 10. 'l6.
Reported BY \. j.. hssfcn q Co. l. +.
Brand. manager. members New YORK
stock Exchange.
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HAY AND GRAIN

Ouotators b. & D B~auntirh a CO
my sfaln Farming implements,
lOl2 Market street.
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STOCKS.
IBID Ask.


L9H 81 BIZ 5I3sI So s. 10
Pure o.. 49,. iS%. lsA isis 10 $50
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
PRELININARIES FOR
THE WRESTLING BOUT

Promoter Nick Collins announces
that two of the boys who viii wrestle
for the silver medal offered amateurs
in the prclminaries TO the Kilonis-
McCarroll match will be Young Brew
ster and Babe Brown, Collins pupils,
classed as among the most clever and
fastest amateurs in the pound class
to be found in this city or this part OF
the state. They viii wrestle best two
out of three, catch as catch can, and
should give fans some exciting mo-
ments. The winner will be awarded
silver medal. There will be one other
preliminary match before the main
event. 1t is possible that Promoter
Collins will show again with some
other man in his class.
Kilonis. the Greek champion, Is due
to arrive here Saturday, when fans
will have a chance to look him over.
He appears to be very confident he will
be able to handle McCarroll with ease
and will pin his shoulders to the mat
just when he wants to turn the trick.
Some OF the wrestling fans who have
seen McCarroll in action are not quite
so certain Kilonis will be able to han
die McCarroll with such ease. They
believe the Greek Grappler has a job
cut out for himself when he meets the
former champion bulldogger OF the
world.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
GOVERNOR PAYS
: BOWMONT VISIT
Speaks at Washington's
Birthday Celebration at
Canyon County Town.

When Governor Alexander visited
Bowmont yesterday to deliver a Wash
ington grafton and speak to the people
there of the early history of this
country and particularly the part
George Washington played in it, he
discovered the school children were so
we'll versed in the same history that
he could tell them little. Speaking of
the trip the governor said:
YES l have been in Bowmont Bow
mont is in Canyon county, the first sta
ton after leaving Nampa on the Muir
ply road.
. 1T is a new country and new town
and what it lacks in age it makes up
In civic pride and public spiritedness.
"They have a splendid brick school
house and a fine looking church be-
longing to the Brethren denomination
They have an A No. / general mer
chandise store and good homes and
everyone seems to be looking forward
with a great deal of hope coupled with
ambition to make Bowmont a town on
the map in the near future.
81 was surprised when I got off the
train and met the reception committee
of leading citizens. who escorted me to
the store and from the store to the
church where the exercises honoring
Washingtons birthday We're to be held.
Program by School Children.
1.-THE house was filled and the school
children rendered an excellent pro-
gram l went over to make an address
on George Washington but the way
those little tots and the older children
were versed in historical events and
the life and achievements of the faith
err of our country, there was nothing
for the governor of the state to say
, on the subject, In fact I learned a
great deal | did not know before. 1t
surprised me to see the love of coun-
try and loyalty to flag inculcated in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23

the rising generation at so young an
age as 1t is at Bowmont. The chill
dren were as we'll informed as many
older people could be 1t speaks we'll
for our free institutions. and there is
no danger of those children ever for
getting the lessons so early instilled
into their growing minds, and one be-
comes inspired to see the high con-
ception of citizenship learned at so
early an age as is impaired to those
children.
After the exercises, about dozen
of us partook of a most sumptuous
dinner served at the home of one of
the leading citizens. 1t was served
and cooked by members of his family
and I can say right here that it was a
real dinner, and, were 1t served in
courses, there would have been at
least 10 courses
There were several kinds OF meats
and vegetables, pies and cakes and
sweets, and when dinner was over
there was enough left to serve three
times as many more. The dinner was
cooked and served in the best possible
manner, would be a credit to a French
chef simply mention this to acquaint
the people of what the pioneers on
those lands are doing. They are high
ly educated, refined men and women
and will build up an empire and will
Undue it with all the modernism that
civilization boasts.
81 returned to Boise feeling proud
OF my visit and If some of the people
Of larger towns could visit Bowmont
they would become inspired with what
the future men and women of Idaho
will consist of. they are a type that
will make their mark.
"Bowmont has a very pleasing male
quartet, better than the average. They
rendered a prohibition song that took
so we'll with the audience that 1t show
ed that the spirit of temperance has
taken deep hold in that community.
Town Bound to Grow
"Bowmont is bound to grow. The
waters of Arrowrock will quench the
thirst of those lands and thereby slim
ulate the soil to its fullest capacity of
production and wealth and will he
found by the husbandman in spots that
are now but sagebrush.
'Bowmont is but % miles from
Boise. nine miles from Nampa, nine
miles from Kuna and about nine miles
from Melba. That section of the coun-
try seems to be the ideal winter feed
ing spot for sheep and there are thou
sands of them being fed all along the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
&c Crullers or Fried Cakes

7fyee cues SVfrd -four: T15 kezeI cdSpooaTnls
X { RdkiRR PsOde'? = ArdS poo1m maze %.
rnfmrc: u hrdS bo0Nfi salt; 2eRES. brdIrH (Ichf.
y cHb sydHHidird sncdy; ) tables pooRfiis melted
butte; 4 CUP SKINNED nrHk.
Sift together, three times, the
-four, KC baking powder mace and
salt. Add the sugar, butter and
milk to the beaten eggs and stir
into the dry ingredients to make
a stiff dough. Knead slightly;
then cut with fried cake cutter.
Drop into a deep kettle filled with
hot fat; drain on soft paper or
colander and roll in powdered
sugar.
To fry have fat at smoking point, turn
crullers several times while frying to in
sure all parts being equally light and
thoroughly cooked.
BY all means, send for the X c Cook s
Book-ps free and it contains go just
such appetizing recipes. Send the
colored certificate packed in 25-cen. cans
to the JAQUEs MFG. Co., Chicago, and
write name aud address plainly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23

N/HAT most people be-
w lieve to be the disease
Catarrh, is really only a
symptom.
The most common symp-
tom of the presence of Ca
taFTh in the system is an in
famed and tender condition
of tn e breathing passages
and the bloc king of throat
and nostriis with mucuous.
1t is a frequent mistake to
treat this symptom and neg
lect the actual disease that
causes it.
catarrh is the result Of
poisons and impurities in
the blood. These impurities
must be removed before the
disease can be cured.
The use of washes, nasal
douch es and soothing
creams on tn q irritated
membranes, can have but
little effect---they m erely
ease the local irritation but
do not reach the disease.
Catarrh is a disease of the
blood. To cure it you must
go to the seat of the trouble.
s. s. s. has proved in it's
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
FORD
MORRISSEY AND GOOD
IN Is ROUND DRAW

Lee Morrissey of st. Anthony and
Sammy Good Of Tacoma met at Idaho
Falls Monday night in a scheduled IS
round fstic encounter, which went the
entire distance. Both boys were on
their feet at the end of the fifteenth
round, with honors even. 1t was called
draw Fans were generally satisfied
with the decision. There was a large
number of them present. Kid Portland
of Idaho Falls knocked out Young Co
telyn of Ashton in the third of sche-
duled siX-round battle when they APP
peared in the prelimnaries.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
DON'T scoLD FRETFUL CHILDREN

That nervousness fretting and rest
lessness is no doubt caused by worms
or constipation. Instead of whipping
or scolding. give your child treat
ment of Kickapoo Worm Killer. Nice
candy CONNECTIONS that kill the worms
and are laxative enough to move the
bowels and expel not only the worms
but accumulated poisons. These poi
sons and worms bring on fever, make
children nervous and irritable, reduce
their vitality and make them victims
of sickness. Get a box of Kickapoo
Worm Killer today at your druggist
only 25c. adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23
Stop Treating Catarrh
Symptoms! * s:" ::~': a.. .'' s:...,

use in such cases for nearly
half a century to be a most
powerful antidote to poisons
in the blood.
s. s. S. is a scie n tific
blending of the extracts of
certain n alive roots and
herbs which act directly on
the blood. Its action is to
cleanse and purify and
strengthen the blood corpus
cles so they fight off disease.
Because of this function
s. s. S. is the one remedy
that goes to the source of
the trouble and removes the
cause of catarrh.
If you suffer from catarrh
in any Of its forms, don't be
misled into tr eatin g the
symptoms, take 5. SIS. and
remove the cause of the
local trouble.
Druggists all over the
Country can supply you
with s. S. S.---be sure you
get tn e genuine; "just-as-
good" substitutes are never
as good.
The Swift Specific Co.,
Atlanta, CO.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23

w $. Harding, postmaster at Weiser.
spent Tuesday in the city. Mr. Hard
ing said that Weiser had three feet of
snow this winter and there is still
some of it visible. Sleighing is about
finished and the weather has greatly
moderated. The prospects for a pros
porous year in the Weiser section are
good this year. he said.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23

MeCarroll is in excellent shape for
the battle. He is wrestling easily with
his trainers and is not attempting to
cover too much ground He will be in
the pink of condition when he faces
Kilonis and will be able TO deliver ev-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23

erything he has in stock in the wrest-
ling art.
Kilonis is on the trail of Mike Yokel
and expects to be able to take the
worlds middleweight championship
from him when thew meet
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-23

for the automobile dealers and a team
average of 921 to 1853 for their oppon-
ents. The high score vent to Booth
of the printers with 225 in the third
game. The scores: