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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

agement has pursued a policy Of sup
pressing news at the institution but
the Journal has been able to secure
most Of it and has published it, This
has ANNOYED Warden Minto and AS
s.stant Warden Sherwood, who have
not desired that the public should
know about the treatment accorded
prisoners and other matters The
new order will do away with the ex-
cuse VI the warden that he did not
want to give out news Of escapes ana
ATTEMPTED breaks and other matters
because conyicts would read it in the
newspapers.
some Of these days some Of the
officers are going to get hurt by rea-
son of this newspaper matter, Alnto
told the board.
Minto explained that the censor
shin rule was in effect in many prls-
ons.
Bling Kennedy Of Portland,
"hard-boiled' inmate Of the Oregon
prison. committed from Portland -
said to be in the dungeon following
an attempt TO escape in daylight Tues
day.
Kennedy sawed his way out Of
cell ON the first floor before beinf
captured. He had evidently intended
to make his getaway over the roof
News Of the attempt was suppressed
by the prison management
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

entered the clothing store Of Henry
Kroll. POI First street. and beat him
over the head with large automatic
pictol which was fully loaded.
After running pursuit Of several
blocks, in which Lieutenant Jenkins
and Patrolman Welch Joined, the
would-be robber was captured at
the coner Of First and Salmon
streets and lodged in the city Jail un-
der a charge Of assault with a dan
gerous weapon.
Frank entered the store on pre-
tense Of buying a brue serge suit and
when Kroll turned TO the clothing
rack he was struck over the head seN-
eraI times. screams from Kroll at
tracted the attention of Lieutenant
Jenkins. who happened to be on his
way home on Richmond car,
The officer jumped from the cal
in time to see Frank running east OF
Taylor street and gave chase with
drawn revolver Patrolman Welch
who was on the waterfront abou
this time, heard Of the trouble ant
ran up Salmon street to meet th'
would be holdup running toward th'
river. Upon seeing Welch, Franl
threw up his hands and gave up
Kroll was attended by ASS stan
city Physician Thatcher at the Emer
gency hospital. It required seyera
stitches to sew up the wounds ol
/ Kroll's head.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

to the United States have revealed
that much of it is adulterated with
boric acid. This adulteration is
probably due to the high price which
benZoic acid now commands owing
to its scarcity. It is quoted at about
eleven dollars per pound, while the
price of high grade bore acid is only
twenty to twenty-five cents per
pound As some Of the shipments Of
benzoic acid have been found to con-
tain as much as thirty per cent borlc
acid. the enormous profit in this
form of adulateration is apparent
The officials in charge Of the en-
forcement of the food and drugs ac'
are of the opinion that benzolc acid
containing boric acid is adulterated
and that shipments OF such a mixture
+ offered for entry into the United
States should be denied admission un'
/ der the food and drugs act
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
NEWS NOTES FROM ADAMS
CEast oregonlan special)

East Oregonian Special
ADAMS( ore, July 29.-Mr and
Mrs. G. NJ. Morrison and children mo-
tored to Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs f. Bowling and Eileen Bowling
returned from Lehman Springs Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. LIeuallen mo-
tored to Athena Wednesday evening
A number of girls gathered at the
home of Miss GwendoIyn Mcintyre on
Wednesday Of this week for an IN
formal party. Those present were as
follows: Miss Geraldine Morrison,
Dorothy stall, Wilma Boyer, Helen
Blake and Blanche Glineski. Games
were played during the afternoon ana
lemonade was served.
Mrs. James Chesnut was in Pendle-
ton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Hunter and
daughter, Dollie morored to Pendle-
ton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Hales and son
John. were among the Pendleton vis-
itors saturday.
Mr.. Frank Krebs returned ths
week from Lehman springs
Mr.. J.. l.. Lieualleu was Pendle-
ton visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hales ana
daughter. Thelma, are spending thelT
vacation at Bingham Springs.
! Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and children
arrived in Adams this week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Winn and
daughters. Geraldine and Lucille
spent part of the week in the noun
, tains.
Mrs. Harry Edwards of Pendleton
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edwards.
Bert Kirby, ex-merchant, made
trip to Oakesdale, Washington, thii
week.
Mrs. Billie Taylor and son Bur
are house guests at the home Of Mrs
Will Boyer this week.
I Miss Esther Red and Charles
Bunch motored to Athena Wednesda!
evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

Bill Taylor was in from the Frank
Rogers ranch Thursday evening.
Jim Lewis, Jim Pointer, Will
Boyer and Mr.. Bennett, the men who
are assisting L. l.. Rogers on the
ranch. left this week for the noun
tain ranch.
Dave Some was in town Friday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
HEAVYWEIGHT WOULD
VINDICATE HIS NAME
Joe Bond Anxious to Meet Vic
Berger to Prove Rumor
About Jack Root.

BAKER, July 29,-Because of the
report that Jack Root. who was
knocked out in the fifth round by Vic
Berger in a heavyweight boxing bout
staged here on July g Was Joe Bond
fighting under an assumed name
Bond. who is now in Poise, is endea-
voring to secure meeting in Baker
with his alleged conqueror.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
ECHO MAN WAS VERY
ANXIOUS TO ENLIST
S. M. Prescott Follows Recruit
ing Officers to Baker
to Enroll.

BAKER, ore, July 29.-Captain
Lee NJ. Clark and Sergeant II. Wick
ham Of the Oregon National Guard.
opened recruiting office here to-
day, but up to this evening, secured
only one enlistment, $. NJ Prescott, =
blacksmith Of Echo, ore, who fol-
lowed them to Pendleton. after miss
ing them at Echo. He was accepted
THIS evening a meeting was held In
the city hall by former National
Guard officers. including Captains
Robert Haines and c. H. McColloch
together with the recruiting Officers
who explained terms Of enlistment
conditions Of service, etc, to pros
pectlve guardsmen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
State COnViCtS Get
Only Censored News
WARDEN MINTO GIVEN POWER
BY BOARD OF CONTROL TO
PASS ON PAPERS.

SALEM, ore, July 29.--After War
den Minto told the state board OF
control today that matter printed by
newspapers received at the state prs
son was having a bad effect on the
convicts, the board passed a resolu-
ton granting his request that an or
der be made authorizing the warden
10 censor all newspapers received at
the prison and eliminate all parts
deemed undesirable.
In his request the warden told Of
how newspapers have heretofore been
distributed without any regard 10 the
kind Of matter they printed.
Some newspapers take advantage
of this condition 10 print stuff that
is calculated To- arouse rebellion ana
encourage resistance against prison
rules and discipline IN the minds oi
the worst characters We have 10 con-
troI.r sad the warden in his letter
Te1uestipg the order. This Is mo-
iablv true Of the Portland Journal
which without regard for truth and
with apparent evil purpose. keeps W
such policy of attack upon the man
agemeni as breeds practically all tn
trouble whe have 10 contend with ID
the prison.
Has Suppressed News.
assich attacks cause the prisoner
Ito believe that the public condemns
their treatment and that they VII
receive full sympathy for anythinl
they may do to ciruumvent, d'sobel
and annoy the officials and you car
readily see the consequences OF suci
feeling
For several months the prison man
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

Robert Jones was IN Pendleton this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dupuis were in
town Thursday.
Ed Carter was In Athena a few
days this week.
VIII Bunch and Nige Eaton left
Thursday evening for Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

PORTLAND. July ga new food
product resulting from the numerous
and continued attempts of the past
few years 10 improve the ice cream
manufacturing process has at last
been perfected, and will shortly be-
introduced to the market here, The
new ice cream is the result of several
years spent in experiment by Paul W.
Turney, of this city, and Portlanders
/ will soon have chance to taste the
new deUcacy and compare it with
the old product.
Several very significant achieve
ments have been brought about by
Mr.. Tourney in developing his pro-
cess. for besides furnishing new
formula for manufacturing ice cream
out of pure milk, without using an
adulterant. he has also found a way
Of preserving milk indefinitely, as
well as a method for readily extract
ing the different elements present in
milk.
Process "SpIIts" Milk.
The entire story or the new process
involves an explanation of the com
bination and structure Of milk. MIX
treating processes, such as pasteur'
iation, evaporation and condensa-
ltion, are not to be confused with MI
Turney's method, which is original
and believed to be superior.
II is possible for Mr.. Turney TO ac-
complish what experimenters have
failed to accomplishi that is, to split
the milk The treatment involves ap-
plication of heat and cold to the milk
in such a way that its specific grav-
ity is suited TO the demands of sep
arate process. The nydrocarbonates
and the proteids can be separated
from the water in the milk as read
lily as cream can be separated from
skim milk, a centrifugal separator be-
ing all that is required
The new ice cream is made mainly
from the solids and will be a product
Of actual food value, since It contains
the best elements of the milk.
Stiffening Mass is lacking.
The difference between real ice
cream and the commercial produce
sold as ice cream is more obvious tC
the analyst than to the palate, but IL
] chief fault, according TO Mr.. Turney
\ is due to the gelatine, or the stearln
which is used as stiffener. Cream
is little used in the commercial pro
duct but thin milk Favored an'
a treated to stand the freezing process
q is substituted. Rancid butter is oft
4 ten utilized in its preparation an
q the resulting product is then ia
q from a real delicacy
y BY leaving a dish or this ice cream
q standing for several hours, one dis
4 covers that it does not liquefy entire
y Is. for a gelatinous mass is left stand
= ing. This is the stirrener, which wa
q put in to make the milk stand ol
z end The new product lacks tn
y stiffener and is made only from tn
q elements that nature puts into tn
z milk. plus sugar and flavorng.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
DAYLIGHT HOLDUP IS
ATTEMPTED IN PORTLAND
Thug Beats Clothing Store Pro-
prietor in View of Hun
dreds of People.

PORTLAND, ore. July "a
daring attempt at a daylight holdup,
In view Of hundreds Of persons, took
place yesterday afternoon when a
man who later gave the police his
name as Emil Frank, Of Weed, Cal,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
BENzOIC ACID ADULTERATED
ADMITTANCE OF ADUUTEltATED
CHEMICAL INTO L. s. IS RE
FUSED.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July %
Recent examinations by the chem
lists engaged in the enforcement OF
the food and drugs act Of shipments
Of benzoic acid offered for entry in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
MAN HAS
PROCESS TO BETTER
ICE CREAM PRODUCT
ONLY PURE RICH MILK Is USED
AND WITHOUT GEIATlNE
STIFPENER.

Method of Peserving Milk Indefinite-
Iy and of ExTacting the Different
Elements Also Included in New
Discovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
Attempts to Kill Girl
In DisOrderly House; Then
Shoots Himself and Mdy Die
.OTrH szFF-s Don6IcILE SCENE OF
LNcrTIEG TIME LAST
NIGHT.
"onla-os Murderer and Suicide, Finds
way Prom Wh-etag 70 Martins
fsrry-Had hole in Head.

steve Ihomea. Greek. also known as
Clratun Inanun. OF Martins Ferry. shot
l.ur tlues ga a. girl IN -the Edith Nen
'inetN house az 10 Twenty-sfNth
missed her. Then turning tho weapon
uivn him~elf De- inflicted "a slight wound
ih MS head. but DO will NOT - serious.
Ihomea Us now confined In the Mar
i"- Fefrv hospital with Cd fair cnunce
20 recover. According To- tho uofie. ana
bod gone into the house eariy in III.
evening GO see his STEADY rIrL whom
.e called May som. now or other.
ne ana MaH gid NOT ser along very W.I.
pocket % started shooting.
hecominr greatly excited. the madame
OF the J'lut called tho Nia-an tnein.
mouse Tor GO policeman. lut when th.
'ilit.r- arrived tht quarry had fled The
next heard OF him wtS when he showed
NiAl pr 'sNN. Wher" Dee Informed the
people that Doc had fallen uu the street
car track and hurf his head.
ih' FIRST street family notified tho
ponce. who took charge OF the man. ana
ilutfrE him Iu e. serious condition fr..I
thc WOUND. ,ril-d ur. u. "a. Wilson WIN
removed hiw tH tho Martins FERRY hos
llttI. where u superficial DNHmfnatf1u
was made disclosing fh. bullet. 10 wHe
Immediately removed
lhUmsa was formerly IN his county
having been found guilty OF pistol totlur
ana sentenced t1 90 time ON the roads
az camp sweeney. From hero ha sl-
capped. Although the police had been
looking for him ever since. be- had all
way been successful iu eluliuE them.
seems Co De- uprarmost in tba
minds OF tn' Wheeling police. the Mar
iln~ tfrrN police and the doctors lis how.
Pc Epi from Wheeling Co. Martins Ferry
with rh' hole that is In his head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
In HEALTH,
WEIGHT, STRENGTH
Mr.. Ammi Workman. Employed by Ro.
defer Glass Co. for Past % Years.
Cannot Say Enuogh in
Praise Of Tantac.

was suffering from stomach
trouble and Indigestion. said Mr..
Ammt Workman. an employe for the
PAST twenty-nine years OF the Rodefer
Glass 20. Wheeling. W. Va. and my
appetite was practically gone. ] have
been a great sufferer from gas on ne
stomach. also. N ! cannot say enough
IN praise OF he n edicine wnicn has af-
torded me sucn marked relief. be-
gan the use OF Taniac because was
convinced Of the good that others were
getting. n since I have taken about
two bottles my improvement has been
wonderful
Since bean taking Tanlac I have
a dandy appetite. ! no longer suffer
with gas ON tho stomach. and the FUN.
sore feeling that used 10 cause me un-
told pain has disappeared altogether.
1 am positive that this medicine is
splendid for stomach troubles. for Il
has given me relief where an other
remedies have failed. have gained
weight. perceptibly. and since taking
this remarkable medicine feel a great
deal better iB every way.
i an truly thankful for the good
that have derived from Tanlac. and
am more than glad Cr tho opportunity
70 tell my friends and the public at
large OF the wonders that this medi-
cine VIII perform.
Mr.. Ammi Workman has been en-
ployed by the Rodefer Glass Co. for
The past twenty-nine years. and is we'll
known and popular not only In Whel-
ing. but In Bellaire. O.. just across the
river. where he resides az 1876 Bel
mont street. His many friends i'm the
two cities will be delighted to hear OF
his marked Improvement in health.
Ianlac. the medicine responsible for
the restoration Of Mr.. Workman's
health. Is being introduced in Wheel
ing through &. II. Criest * Co. 1925
Market street. where Mr.. Renfrow will
be glad 10 explain an about the new
medlCinc-Adv.
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FRENCH TRY
Cconsnuod from Pir.t Paga,

pletely checked by the French. on
the other extreme end or the line.
around Npres. q British attack was re
pulsed by the Germans.
Between scissors and Rheims a Wig
orous bombardment has been carried
out against the German positions.
Marine disasters are again a feature
OF the news. Several steamers have
been blown up by mines, and It is be
Ieved that the recent great storm
along the coast of ENGLAND and In
the North Sea has set many powerful
mines aGrift.
There has bocn considerable acsiv-
ity alone The Russian front around
RIGA. FriedriChstadt and Uloukst. Do
the Caucasus region. despite the heavy
snow. which 90 places i- breast deep.
tho Russians are continuing vigorous
iv their pursuit OF the Turks.
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NOTICE
Notice.

Notice.
by virtue OF Section : OF CHAPTER : OF
the Acts OF the Second -Extraordinary
session OF the Legislature Of the state
OF West Virginia. 1915. the following
rules ana regulations pertaining TO the
1eSAe maintenaucc and protection Of
tubtic Roads Of the County OF ohio. are
hereby adopted and ordered.
Eerson. persons. firm. firms. corpora-
lon or corporations. making continuous
use CL any piece OF road IN ohio County
oy DRIVING thereon any wagons. motor
venice, tractor. tractors. truck. trucks
or ouss. and by such use cause more
IMAM the usual wear OF said road. shall
iut Lhercon "A section man or men ~ the
necessity may require. and use ltk ma
terlai as the road is constructed OF and
Keep said road IN good repair natural
ware ana tear OF genera traffic eN-
ccpted-
Adopted this 25th day OF February.
1915. GEO. ". OLDHAM.
The Boar OF Commissioner or the
County, 81 ONO. t-2N-mr-6-1S-20
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SEALED

Houoe TO manufacturer, JobSers, Ater-
chants and others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. mat
me State Board OF Control OF the State
OF W est virginia viii receive bids daily
Al ITS oilce at Charleston. West irginiA
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the tiuancial manage
ment OF which Is vested In said Board.
SohtrhctS VIII be awarded To the lowest
ploders. quality considered. and other
tulnss being egua4. West Virginia deal
ers Will b given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE OAk or CONTROL
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Nirginfa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
RAPER ARRESTS
JOHN M0LMSKI
ATTEMPTED TO CLEAR OUT HIS
HOME ON SOUTH SIDE AND
RESISTED OFFICER.
Disorderhes. Two DrunRs, and one
Loiterer Male Up Slate For
Court This Morning.

John NnImski went on a -nparo yes
teriay. tried to whip his wife. and then
attempted fo clean MP on pnicer Lon
itar'r. who went Co arrest him lie u
now In she city building with two
charges against him. one or disordcrly
conduct and tho other. resisting an oTi-
Ger.
John Golden was arrested bv O0I.er
Uu "a "nHrgc 90 lettering FOR fm-
moral purposes Ntruufru erosion and
sumo rag. llfUrdttIL were arrested
was arrested hE DmIref - I.rfor and
oliver Cr.swell. drunk. ht NcClatchry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
FORTY DROWN


Iolu passenger sIN crow
spl'rdiily
Tho PASSENGERS U,-, for The DOS
part British officials iu tho Indian ser
vice. the most prominent being Judge
Oldheld OF the Indian High Court.
only ono Of tho crew ~ the Empress
81 Fort William was drowned.
Up 20 midnight fho bodies landed
from the MaloI3 include eiuhtoen men.
eleven women and four children. In adj
dltion 20 eleven lascar- Among the
dead is Mrs Mcleod. wife of General
Mcleod
Occurred - 1880.
Dr. was about DOB 200 .n The morning
that The disaster occurred The Nalo-
ia was Gaming down pho channel.
children pIaviru ar tho deck and most
Of fls passengers carrying IIt belts iu
their hands. Suddenly q terrific cX-
plo-ion hien u the sides of the sec
oEd saloon AND twenty minutes later
tho Maloia sank
Just before She went 10 the bottom
the vessel turned turtle. and for a few
.r,ou5- 'hr keel Was visible above
fh, surface According to eye wiz
rs.-p. there Va- o. second explosion
ami Vttl. under fto water rho vessel
r-HteI h...elf the ma-ts became WIS.,
Ole and then sto went down
The captain and officers stuck 1v
tl- ship 90 fl. last Though aIl wer.
.ar'd. NOT ono of them lcft the ship
Doc rle boats Trey w.r' an picked our
Of frr water
The oapta.u from The bridge direct
ec The lowering OF rho boats and call
s1 on every body fo keep calm and
,teI,r body kept calm wondcrfullv. for
tha seen. Immediately after tho OK.
pIoston ug. ON sufficiently t%crrIfylrE
fo cause % panic Several children
were blown FOB pieces and tho deck
was covered with wreckage and
sounded. tu. there was uo -iFr OF "a
panic
Onir a rev b.a's could De- lowered
.nd fh. HrtFr .a made Tho rescue
work difficult The majority of those
sayr1 were ul r8I'- or which the
.h.u carried "a large number Most az
'.a women and children Lost their
lives or.r. fu fHn fact hat one boat
ai..aIy Boo .u. water 1rreI under an.
other which was b..rE lowered aud
Gag l'f
Many witness Rescue.
Thuu.H .Ha of fIr IrtIIIfarf. OF De
.nf wine. .lT ... rescue work from
'rs ..0f. considerable number 1c
fuaIIr .ae .r. blowing up of fre ship
Captain -H.frrrl .f fI. Empr..
.f.I f.I. ... ....Irs .f .'Hn NHIoIH
Hnr. a ..r.r .O.. resemblance fu .H.
familiar picture off 'rD sinking OF ft.
German cruiser H|Iu..Hlr. With Dor E..I
r.r-' Us .rl warm. of PERSON
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
La BELLE IRON wRoxs.
NOTICE OF Annual n1eetanr

49, Aee1nts
NpNce II hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of ia H.IIs
iron Works. a corporation created and
under the laws OF the STATE
OF West Virginia, viii De- held in the
Assembly Room OF the WherInr H,sr1
OF Trade IN the new Market Auditorium
builcing at the corner OF Eleventh ami
market streets. in tho CITY ul MheeunE
county OF ohlu. state o. West Nirginia-
At 10 O'Clock ina the forenoon ON Tues
day. the 18th "a OF March. 1916. Tor tho
purpose Of elcctiug "a Board OF Directors
ana me TRANSACTION of any business that
may lawfully be- transacted az an annual
meeting or the stockholders Stock
transfer books viii be closed with the
close nl business ON saturday. the 18Th
day of February. 1916. and reopen a. in
oclocN on thv morning OF Thursday
February 17th. 1916.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
Il. {. KIRK. President.
f-1s-2l-2s-mr-6-I3
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Empress Transportation Company. OF
Midland. Limited.


FLUSHING. HOLLAND. Via London. Feb.
p SIS b. m.-The mai -tsamer Meek
iruhurE. OF the iceland IHe. ran on n
mime while on u voyage from TIIlurv 70
FlI-nIu-. The vessel was lost
officials uf The line stat. that tho
p~as~gus'rS ana crew and Che mails were
saved.
Tho passengers. crew and malls OF
the T~r0r-0eur. were taken or hv the
Holland America Liner W.ettriIh.
The ICELAND service has been rr0vs-
SlouaTN suspended.
The N.cElrrburE was -.-Ns tons GROSS
and was built at Glasgow in 1908 Th.
vessel was $50 feet long 20 feet beam
and IH feet deep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
FOR sALE-Motorcycle

FOR SALE-Almost new. late model In
best condition. including extra inner
tube and fun set OF tools Best quick
0Iter takes IT, National Telephone iU7
Wheeling f-Iq-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28
WhRWO0D HOMES

SlN rooms and bath ou ElEhfe.ntn
fits iuruacr. electric lfehfe ana
4ut.t 90 best materials. Frte, g. 500
l'-lhE adjoining DOT. Let r- Quot.
~ OFFICES ou other desirable homes ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-28

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

10 His BGrCSGhV
roNln~L Dfn-GIOH Aeu
All LklAL EMuALMER
ff1Z ald ff2f Main strsaL
Calls Answered Dag or NiEht-
store Phones e16
G. r. Ut rEchV Naf Phone teEa.H
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FOR SALE


FoR sALE-Coufsctionery GOOD L1rs.
ton. soda fountain. fixtures. etc. Cal.
Bell phone SCR. f-aS-f
FOR SALE II. D.. -. Aetna gas engine
10 D. ,. Aetna Eus cnglne. I No. .
Jcitery lime pulyer, on wheels. Z0~
iriumph piantr. hatcher a. mOldcr. I
novelty iron frame saw bench. All this
machinery f. practically new. and Will
D. sold at a bargain ~ taken at once.
Address Machinery. care In~tclligcncer.
f-2h-I
TOR SALE-H0rse. 100 pounds. safe
go NSb scales 1880. 1000 pounds. re-
l-l-J Elm Grove. National 6--AN. Pleas
ant Valley. f-as-I
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