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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11

past season ut Marshall college. accord
ing To tho report oil the treasurer of the
coll"g" athletic association just MADE
public. Y profit Of SS1 from nome
puneS WAS more than wiped out by a
loss of $224 Oh the SlmeS played away
from home. those with Muskingum.
TruuSylvania and Davis and f.lknS nos
paying expenses. Tho Marietta game
which was played III Huntington was
thr principal money maker, netting $lG9
above expenses.
MoRGANTuWN. w. Va.-Willian,
Pratt. aged Is. Of Harrison county. Is
the champion bog corn Sr"%cr of West
Virginia. Til" announcement was made
during farmers week at the University
of West Virginia. Pratt raised 10l
land and will r"reivn the price Of q nine
w"rKs course At the agricultural school
~ the State university. the price Is
given annually by the West Virginia
Bankers Association.
RI.CKFIANNuN. W. Na.--A schedule
Of - games will be played by the West
Virginia Wesleyan basketball team. The
schedule il said to be- the hardest ever
mad" for the local team. Starting with
. series "f games on foreign floors this
week against Mu&kinSun. Ohio wesley
All, Finday college. Nortn Dame. Micht-
gan Aggtcs and Hcldelburg. contests
have hem scheduled for every week un-
til the close of thc season on March Is
when The state high school tournament
opens here. y southern trip will be
made beginning on February : when
9n,nrs will b. played with Fairmont
Normal, Catholic University. University
! of Virginia. Washington and Lee. and
Virginia Poly. Games on the home floor
hav. been scheduled with Fairmont Nor
NAL. Marietta. Davis and EIlkins. Mus
kinSum. Ohio Wesleyan. Pitts ourgh Col
legians t'airmnnt Y. VI. G. y. and the
University of West Virginia.
PITTSBUEGEf.--Fivc hundred dele
gates are expected to attend the annual
convention Of the American Physical
ganization the American Society for the
Promotion of Hygiene and Public Baths
which will be held here during the week
of April is. Among the delegates will
be- many physical training directors
physicians. sporting writers. and ath-
ictrs ". +. hsha. superintendent Of
the City bureau OF Recreation will have
charg" of the entertainment OF the
visitors.
CHARLESTON. ". va--Such a de-
mand has been made in tn" normal and
other schools throughout the state for
copies az the West Virginia Legislative
ha ndbo and manual and official regis
ter OF the state. that an effort VIII be
made during the 1917 session OF the state
Legislature to have provisions made for
distributing in these institutions GER
,kain number uf copies OF each edition rs
revised. The volume was originated
hvc9erk John 7. Harris of the Senate,
Who Is slso clerk Gle 10 the D g1fsn'a
CHARLESTON. w. = ecause the
I! term OF Fred Q. Blue. 81 Gommis-
1Ihs 1917 ~, leg has ad,
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MOB THREATENS LIVES
OF COURT OFFICIALS

PADECAH, Ky. Jan. 10.-The lives
of Circuit Judge Charles Bush and
commemorative Attorney DennT
Smith were threatened by mob at
Murray. Ky, To-day when the case of
Lube Marin. a negro. charged with
killing Guthrie Duiguid. a white man:
was continued until the next term of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11
About People
Movements of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS


W: fH NJ: AG aT. and Mrs. RS E1ss@il NHT"'
t'airmonl, ". W.: +. X LaNt"n; I%rE;'
Alta. ". Va; Y: X; liCr'iin. M"riri IL
MoLure-l. Il. Kinchrlue. ClarksbnrE'
W. Va: ". -. Hmdser. Paden city. W
Va: X &. liunEat" columbus. Chio' -
H. CLANCY. Nest Alexander IA; w H.
:nscn. rolu,nhus. ohio; c; r.. Thomp-
son, I'olianslr". ". Va; H. l. Na''aS'
; l}nthcStia, Ohio.
Grand ceutral-O. f. Mercer. Keno.
va, w. Va: l.. a. Still. Nundc$riti, Pa;
II. Hoffman. Fairmont:. W. VA +. >:
i i;iask Balawn. o W. Va; II Twin SMasi
nation, ". Va: .Gslir T. Price. Will
Transport. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs: j. i.
james, New Martinsville. W. Va
windsor-Ci. r. Greer. Clarksburg. w
J. Beck. Middleton. Ohio: q; O.. Ellis
Canton, Ohio; II. ". Az. Huntington,
W. Va; 4. ". Jones. Columbus. Ohio:
+. w. McClncry. salem, Ohio
sta1n1n Hotel-N, q. Myers u rortSr r
&. NJ. Pcckham. Troy. Ohio: d; II, PECK
han and wife. Troy. o.; IL. r Bay. Gum
bcrland. o.: !. S. Silway. Canton Ohio;
y. w. Silway. Cadiz. ohio; T. NJ. berry
sutton. W: Va; Mr. and Mrs A. p L1oi I'm
EIf, tdIINit" " 's@b
Moragntown. " Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Reicherter,
of YOUNGSTOWN. o.. returned home
Yesterday after weeks visit with
Mrs. ReicherIer's parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Rentsch, OF Pleasant
Valley. ;,
Miss Lone Baker. of the Island. Is
convalescing at the North wheeling
hospital. after having undergone an
operation few days ago.
Miss Margaret Becker. Of Cieve-
land. o., has returned 10 her nome
after spending the weekend Win reIa-
|tives on the Island.
Frank ArmbruSter will leave this week
on business trip through Georgia.
Mrs J. D. Culbertson, of Sewickly.
Pa, who has been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. f. Walker Peterson or
Miss Ida Hubbard. who has been Wis
iting her parents in Wheeling the past
several weeks. has returned to school IN
New York. having left Wheeling last
might.
Misses E Helen Applegate. of Heights.
town. n. j.. and Miss ALLIE Emery or
Rraddoek Pa. who we're Gd guests sf az , aae
G. W. Grant. secretary Of the Ameri-
Gus Club, of Pittsburgh. was In the
city. yesterday. on business;
Mr. and Mrs, .. +. PGcEham: C. NJ;
Peckham and Miss Mabel Sweeney. or
Aroy, ohio. are making an automobile
trip from their home city to "a, central snnTi
point mi Florida, where they VIII spend
the winter They We're registered last
night at the Stamm.
7.ucien Halbott, OF Sistcrsville. of the
Tyler County garage. has returned TO his
home after Il visit here on business.
Fl. Graft, OF Charleston. proprietor OF
the Empire Dry Cleaning Company. has
returned 10 his horne after visit IN the
city. " e.,
Rabbi A. II. Silver left yesterday for
New York City. where on Friday he VIII
speak at the temple Of Rabbi Stephen
Wise.
Rev. n. s. Hammond. formerly, min
lister of this city, now OF ClarkshurE. Is
spending Il few days here with friends
Captain Matthew Rahson, Of the |. :.
Army. with headquarters ut Huntington.
was a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
kyle Smith. the local aviator. ts in
New York CITY. attending the aut" snow.
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according to reports reacn1cg


Martin had been held at Hopkins
vile, KY, for safe keeping and wds Ia.
ken to Murray last night. Because OF
fear Of mob violence he was held N
the court house all night. guarded by
Il large force of deputy sheriffs..
This morning when his case was
called for trial counsel who had been
appointed TO defend him asked for a
continuance. This Was granted and
the negro was started back to Hop
kinsville.
When those persons in the court
room learned of the continuance
granted Martin and Of his removal,
according to the reports reaching
here. crowd surrounded the judge
and commemorative attorney, de-
handing that the negro be brought
back for trial Immediately, threaten
ing if This was not done 10 lynch
both. Attorneys on both sides are
said 10 have agreed then to have the
negro brought back here in the morn.
ing and placed on trial.
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Funeral For Mrs. pavir-Ryan

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
UliurdcstyI paviS-Ryan. former resi-
1irut III Rarnesvllc, Ohio. who died
Monday. was held last evening IN the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. George Bat
ton Of 81 Fifteenth street. The Rev. Or.
Ira G. McCrcary Of the Second United
Presbyterian church. was in charge.
The body will be taken 10 Spcidel. Ohio.
this morning where additional services
will be conducted BY the Rev. Mr. Nc
Crcary and interment made.
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srRi Or

WASHINGTON Jan. 10.-Opera.
lions in the wcepartment of the
Tyler Tube an company which
has been closedwe owing to q
strike Of 225 Ies over the re-
m n &c val Of a bot be resumed TO-
morrow accordhn announcement
here today. A ty Of the men, II
is said, are sattth the wages Of
fered and HAY ed to return to
work.
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MINISTER EaAN RETURNS.

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Jan. 10, via
London. $50 p. nI.--Dr. Maurice J..
Egan. minister to Denmark. will leave
here February s. accompanied by Mrs.
Esan. for L two months visit to The
United States. The purpose of; his trip.
il is stated. is for consultation on inn
Ip)rtHut subjects.
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The Gist of 1t.

Last December had a very severe
cold and was nearly down sick in bed
bought two bottles of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy and it was only a ny
few days until was completely
restored to health" writes o. J. Mt
calf. Weatherby, Mo. If you would
know the value Of this remedy, asl;
any one who has used it. Ohtainable
avprywhore
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ment may be made before the incumbent
retires from the office to be effective
March l.
PARKERSBURG. ". Na.-Formcr
Governor A. B. White of this city. has
been appointed by the State Public Ser
vice Commission 10 gather data as tn
the value OF all railroads il West flr-
ginia engaged In interstate" commerce.
The work will require year.
FAIRMONT. ". VAIN epidemic Of
measles rages In Marion county. oaU
cases having been reported to l1r. l.. \.
Tost. county health officer during tn"
last month.
MORGANTOWN. W. Na--Cnns tfrc-
ton OF tn" first road in West Virginia
with federal aid has been officially APP
proved by y. Dennis Williams. state
road engineer. II Is Il cutoff three
miles long in Hardy county. which will
shorten hauling there from ten 10 thirty
miles. The federal government will pay
eighty-tive per cent Of the cost and
Hardy county the remainder.
Mrs. hwford-Her mother shaved
MI hel ~ to GIVE her an edu;
'i .n.,. turned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11

. II. you, care. for heavy hair. that
slistenst With: beauty and is radiant
s1thS life; has an incompatible soft
nesss.aA is fluffy aad lustrouS, try
Danderiue.
Just: one application doubles the
/ beauty of your hair. besides it immel-
lately dissolves every particle OF dand
run; you can not nave nice. heavy
sheafrhv halr T. you have dandrutf. This
destructive scurf, ro5s the hair OF It's
lfstre. it's strength and lis very LIE.
and il not>orercome i produces a rev
erishness and itching ,oE n" scalp; the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11
ANorHER q IN CANAL

PANAMA. ia Movements of
earth 500 feet in east OF Culebra
slide and Of q I'd feet north OF
Gold Hill have n the depth Of tho
channel of the I Canal at these
points to seventh. Seven shipi
were delayed iing: through tho
canal today. Tfrobably will re.
open tomorrow.
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Funeral For Mrs. wagner Today

THIS HTtCrnoon 1T 3 O'CLOCK funeral
services for Mrs. Mary NJ. tAIlen)
Wagner. wife of the late John Wagner,
who died suddenly Tuesday night will
be held in tho family home. % Twelfth
street. The Rev. DR.. Clarence f. Allen
Of Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. will officiatc. Intcrment will be
private III Greenwood.
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:. - --.--..--
=LlVE|::.NEWS OF
!. WEST VIRGINIA
- 5~~s

Ss:MAETINSctRt:. V. Va.-.'Ihe .'ppie
cIop of Bcrkei,1: "nunty M 1916 IL "Stl-
mated at s6J .ni'u barrels -; which n!">''
thar 100000 barrels w"r" graded IS
ing to STATISTICS Just Yatl'"r"d by m,
&. apple growerSLL.Was So, FraCticali?
. every grower Il. tn" turnt: has rrpori"d
1, profit. frpC. last year, "r"D.. y iar2
ciared annual 'tiAiaandS. some amount
ing to is per cent. ihouSa.hHS ni YOUNG
.appls trees will be set "ut this spring.
according too oschardiS'S.
GRAETON. W. Na.--EI operation u
the NV lily charter. Charles Ctiadduct.
superintendent ,nt streets: has n"rnnle
n,ayar, off, Gfaftoa. -$urs.edi:lw Fred =.
Cfrahapl.s who resigned 10 'ace2t 4 posi-
ton with u railroad company.
4FAIRMc,NT.. w. Va, mass meeting
of Marion county farmers has been
: called TO meet here on January 20. ~
the meeting: STEPS will. BE-, taken for
!: taA Organization OF i farm loan 'associa-
;tiSn under the, Federal rural credits act
aScLARKsBUKci W. .ra,--ro further a
;cAhnpaign: tor better laws for the p7o-
rtect{oh of Ash. and game. an orGaniza-
ton ito be- known az the Wild Lit:
League of West Virginia WAS, formed
at, recent meeting here: Local orEani-
-zationS will be organized in other parts
sSohs thesScate&
Z lPITTSBCRG-Cse OF alcoholic liquors
Increased in Allegheny county during
tIia.<year 1915. according TO the report
Of DR.. Charles, j: Ellis. all physician.
-Dr. Ellis bases hts conclusion on the
number or cases OF alcoholism treated.
:.4cocrdtng to the report a total of 2.4So
wern treated by>Shln:- an increase or 500
over.r1915 and 900 more than in 1914.
: The Increase. the report says. IS IN
keeping with police records which SHOW
that .thaJe, were" 300 more arrests FOR
intoXication. in Pittsburgh in 1916 than
T. s/fSN' q : =. = .s:
= kEYSER. &fva.SThe Mineral coun-
ty. court. has.ordeneda specialization 10
\ be held ron Frbruarftl0 for the purpose
\eft-HottnS ON ahnr6S issue OF $4,000
FOX tnprovementaH of. roads lin Frankfort
istEtets sNeea :EHsek, district Of Mineral
onpty has .appEoSed-sa bond issue Of
l3a0,N00. Tor sfrndar. improvements .an'.
Piedmont district has voted $4,000 for
th4tSpnrpo1e. slS tstt
~i~,AF {. ( ~ ..-.t -
sSHARKER2EttfasGS ItEa.-The Vest
1132t1 btR44t - S4eSsLeagtie, to En-
195PSaces M e3SSe:,a: president u
s0S EeqEoo4 lSHSsHfssiden Of Mo
~ IS ;f s; ssa: ,D!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11
Funeral For Mrs, Dutton

Yesterday morning funeral services
were held in the family home, No. II
| Mount Wood road. for Mrs. Mary A.
(Parrill) Dutton. wife of David Dutton
whose death occurred Sunday. REQUIEM
high mass was celebrated by the Rev
Father F. 7. Roasman in Sacred Heart
| church Burial was in Mt. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11
PENNsY TO INCREASE DEBT

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Thc d.
rcctors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company today announced that the
Stockholders will he asked at the an
nual meeting March ]% to approve an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11
BODY Brought Here
Smith Ellsworth Funeral Friday

Friday afternoon ut .:3n O'CLOCK IN
neral services will he conducted for
Smith W. Ellsworth. who died in To-
ledo. Ohio. Tuesday. in tho home Of his
brother Carl e. Ellsworth of 44l-
Water street. Intermcnt will be ii
Greenwood
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Cold Settled :
In His Back
Foley Kidney Pills always give sue

foicy Nancy Fiua a"1Ss h"o H'
prompt relief"-Ed Velton, Rogers, Nebr.
Ed Velton, Of Rogers. Mob. writes:
II have used Foley Kidney Pills for
backache. the result Of catching cold
which settled in ny back. Foley
Kidney Pills always give me prompt
relief and I can chccrfully recon-
mend them"
The reason Foley Kidney Pills act
so satisfactorily is because they nell
tralize and dissolve the poisonous
waste matter that remains In the
blood because the kidneys do not
do their work properly in hltering
and casting out from the system uric
acid and other poisons.
Relief usually follows in q few
days and such symptoms as pain In
the sides or back, stin joints. sore
muscles, rheumatism. too frequent
action OF the bladder at night, and
other pAinf'o and ra1ai2H. ailments
SilS nne Hills CON-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11

I hair roots famish. loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast.
II your hair has been neglected and
! is thin. faded. dry. scraggy or too oily.
get 4 25-cenr hottie O. knowlton's DAN
derina al any drug store or toilet coun
| ter: apply L little as directed and ten
! minutes after you will say this was the
| best investment you ever made.
II We sincerely believe. regardless OF
everything else advertised, that Of you
desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair and
| lots OF tho dandruff-no itching sclp
and no more falling hair-you must
use kuowlton'S Dand2rinc. If eyentu'
! ally--why not now?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-11

! increase in the authed ind ebtedness
Of the company to extent Of $751;.
600 900.
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GAOrpa I Witzel

George J. WitZcl, aged Is. life LONG
resident OF this city and a structural
iron contractor died in his home ir
Lind street near McColloch street
Tuesday night. He had been III fol
moro than a year.
Mr.. Wi,acI was the SON nf Frances
ard tho late John Witzel. fle was a
member of st. JoSeph's cathedral. Sur
vivinE are his wife and Two children
also Il married sister in Cincinnati. O..
and single sister. Miss Louise :. Wit
gel Of this city. His mother for tho
past several years has conducted gro
Gerry at a4G McColloch street.
Funeral arrangements We're incom-
plete last evening. but services will
likely be held in the family home Fri.
day morning. Requiem high mass will
he celebrated in st. Loseph's cathedral
with burial In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Body Brought Here
The body of Earl Newton aged 80
who died in his home In North War
wood Tuesday morning. WAS brought 70
Tho home of his mother. Mrs. Carrie
Newton Of 22l5 Chupline street. yestcr-
day. where funeral services will hc held
probably Friday.
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.FAERMcpNT. W Sa:--.A mass meeting
of Marion county farmers has been
called 10 meet here on January 20. At
the meeting: steps. will. bc, Ia ken for
ths Organization OF l. farm loan 'associa-
:tiSn Under the F'ed.stal rural credits act.
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&, ,GRAETON. W. N:a.-ky operation u
the rrsw ;:itw charter. Charles Ciiadduc't.
Superintendent -.nf streets: has s"cunle
r,ayar> off, Graftoa.s -Surcsediaw Fred =.
Gr;thaul.s who resigned TO 'aCe1t poS4-
lion with u railroad company,
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ment may be made before the incumbent
retires from the office to be effective
March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-15
WANTED-GARAGEs.
LOST AND FOUND.

GARAGE OR SPACE FOR CAR: NEIGHBOUR
hood + and 18th sts NV. Address Box &C.
star office 15s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED Indian itwn) late model; cheap
Address 1902 Emerson ST. NV.
WASHING MACHINE High-s speed Wizard:
nearly new: s2.7s. al Entternut st. NV. Ia
koma Park D. c.
FRENCH ]. c. s. phonogrspiic course; complete
with records. Muir, 2123 81.
WANTED TO bay. Singer hHmsiitchng machine;
must BE- in hrst-class condition. Address Box
rs r. Star office.
Lus,'H MAGNETO-Good condition. for 4-cylin-
der car; must he cheap. 2610 r 1t. NV.
CARPETS. ANTIQUES. feather REDS.
STORE FIXTURES. STOCKS OF MERCHAN.
Disc OR ANYTHING TO SELL. SEND FOR
THE OLD. RELIABLE DEALER. LOFTS
NOTES, si4 L ST. NV" AND You WILL,
GET SQUARE DEAL. TELEPHONE MAIN
411o.
WE PAY BIG PRICES FOR
IRON. AUTO TIRES. METALS, RAGE, PAPER
STOCK. ETC. WE GALL PROMPTLY
EAGLE RAG AND METAL. CO.,
9TH AND NV. PHONE MAIN 1887
FURNITURE RUGS AND ANTIQUES.
Special prices for highgrads goods.
y. 4. CAAdACk.
Main 1850. as7 Ia. ave. NV.
WASTED-To buy old FURNITURE and feather
beds. When selling. why not drop r postal to
Il: MARKS. 1902 Fairrnont ST. Phone Col. s51-w
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1917-10-05
Arbor and Aztec,

The new preacher from Cortez Rev.
Chambers to a small congrega-
ton Sunday afternoon. Threshing and
other things hindered many from be-
ing there.
Miss Marion MCGEE is quite i'll and
under DR.. Johnson's care. We hope
abe will soon be well. ...
Mrs. Travis il. able to be out again
affair light attack of pneumonia.
Chas. Bare had the misfortune to be
in another runaway last week, escap-
ing with three broken ribs and other
bruises. He Is out and about, but un-
der protest.
Rick Henry. who broke an arm some
time ago, has recovered sufficiently to
discharge his doctor.
Everybody is pretty busy this week
putting up more fruit, getting in the
last of the hay. harvesting and thresh-
ing beans, etc.
Miss Walker spent Monday night
with the Jordans. Her first month Nu1
school proved q pleasant one and good
work was done by all the pupils.
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The Food Conservation Committee
sent several cars to the McElmo canon
last week and brought home 800 pounds
of peaches donated by Jim Galloway.
These peaches were prepared and dryed
Twenty ladies took part in the work.
This committee under the leadership of
Miss Lille Durham is doing good work.
II persons with fruit that they wish to
give to this cause will communicate
With Miss Durham she will be glad to
- that II u taken care Of.
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Do not forget the Lyceum course.
One Of the best numbers will be given
In the Dolores opera house the 18th Of
this month. The course consists Of
five numbers-a magician. concert,
q ladies quartette and two lectures.
Tickets for the season only 500;
children $l.0O. Reserve seats for the
entire course. The committee are now
soliciting for the season tickets, and if
they should miss you be sure and see
either r. s. S. Fox. B. F. Greene, T.
H. Akin or Rev. s. A. Curtis and get
tickets before Friday morning, October
II. A. that is when the seats will be on
reservation. Single admission tickets
will not be on reservation until Tues
day morning, October 16. Single ad-
mission tickets for the first number
will be s76 cents for adults and IS cents
for school children.
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The farewell given at Cortez Tues
day evening for the boys who left
Wednesday for the training camps
attracted large crowd of Dolores
people. A program Of singing, speak
ing and reading was given after which
supper was served at the Rrown Palace
to the boys and their relatives. There
were ten of the boys present who were
called on the platform and bouquet
of red, white and blue flowers was
given each by little girl. These
bouquets they placed on the lapel of
their coats to distinguish them as the
boys called to the colors. When the
boys appeared on the platform they
were heartily applauded by the large
audience that crowded the hall.
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J. n. Clifford Of Silverton. staked q
claim On west Monument last week.
Nrs. Cribbs came cut from Dolores
last week 10 visit her mother. Mrs.
Stonsking and children, on Chico
Greek.
Clint Royce and family returned
from Garret Ridge last Friday.
County Commissioner. George Snyder
and family. motored over to Durango
last week % attend court and take in
the fair.
Mr.. Hodge was stacking grain on
the McAlister farm the first of the
week.
Charles Mcconnell is cutting his
corn this week.
George Bede went to Cortez last
week to have DR.. johnson treat his
fractured knee.
Mrs. Mary Kishing and sons returned
from McElmo canyon Friday with q
supply of fruit for the winter.
Mr.. Doyle of Cottonwood. leaves for
LaSalle this week where he has posi-
ton as teacher in the school awaiting
him.
Mr.. Redd and P. A. McCabe re-
turned from Durango Friday. Mr..
Redd journeyed on to his home in
Monticello Saturday.
The neighbors west of Lockerly are
hauling lumber this week for a new
school house.