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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06
Irish Will Protest.

LONDON, Jan. &-The Times correspondent in Duhlin says very strong protest will be made in Ire land if Thursday is designated as the day on which meat is not to be eaten.
 It is urged that Friday is the na- tural day to select as Ireland is |, strongly Catholic country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06
SUFFERN WAS SUNK
 BY GERMAN U BOAT

AMSTERDAM Jan. G-The Frencl battleship Suffren, reported as lost in a French official statement of December 8, was torpedoed by Ger man submarine, a Berlin statement received here asserts. The undersea boat sank the warship on November 26 off the Portugese coast and the entire crew of 713 men was lost.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06
Press Agent for Labor

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 6.-Fred- erick Mackenzie. managing editor of LaFollettes Magazine, has been en- gagged by the American Association for Labor Legislation to take charge of the publicity service. A nation wide campaign will be made for leg islation to better the condition of laboring men and women.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06
BELGIANs ROLL IN
 BARRELS TO LIBERTY

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. s-Belgians wishing to cross the border to free dom in Holland now get inside flour barrel and roll down a slope under the electrified cable which pro- tects the frontier, much to the cha grin of the German sentinels.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06

The launch Katalla Queen. Capt. Bert Cooper, left today for Fidalgo Bay to bring Julius Jungholm to town, who is reported seriously ill at the mine of the Alaska Mines Cor poration.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06

FOR SALE-Ferro engine in good condition, 2 cylinders, 6 horse power Enquire E. Lains, Fort Liscum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06
Information Wanted.

1Will the two men who carried the couch out of the postoffice building during the fire on the morning cf January 2, please call at the office of the United States Marshal?
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-01-06
Moose Dance.

Big Moose Dance Saturday night. Splendid music and a good time. 2t
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IS 121 YEARS OLD
AND CAN PROVE II
eAlEYSVlLLE RESIDENT CLAIMS
DISTINCTION OF BEING THE
STATES OLDEST MAN.
John DrysdaIe Doesn't Appear to Be
More Than rs, Says FRIEND
Joins Church at 1902.

When O. G.. Burnett, representative,
of Cole 6: Crane, lumber dealers OF
Guandotte, W. Va, was asked 1t ne
knew John Drysdale, of Ba leysyllle'
on the Guyan river, near Guyandotte
and Huntington, reputcd to be the
oldest man in the state. Mr.. Burnett
stated he had been persona ~
acquainted with Mr.. DrysdaIe Tor
more than a score Of years, he said,
while at the Stamm hotel Saturday..
For many years ! was engaged IN
supervising cutting timber and float
Ing logs down the Guyan into the ONO
river in the vicinity Of the Drysdal!e
home" he said. ~ can state posi-
lively that If old man Drysdal e lives
until August Il next he'll be -"
years old. | know that his age is
authentic. He doesn't look or appear
to be more than Is, and is AS active
as an ordinary man Of 60 years. and
he has enjoyed excellent health all
his life. was talking with him Just
A few days ago at his home on the
banks of the Guyan." said Mr.. Burnett;
"and he said to me: IF I live until
next August-and ! feel that I'm here
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CLAR.NCTON

CLARINGToN. o. Feb, "5.-Mr and
Mrs Albert Blattnsr, Of near =. EsaitS-
. MIR and Mrs. f:rlewinc Clarke are both
seriously i'll OF pneumonia. at ;hrir
home north of town
Mrs Rachael 'ioodwin was shopping
in Wheeling. Friday.
S. r. Rose was business visitor in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gotthardt welcomed
a little daughter 10 their home Tuesday.
February. Goth
Floyd Ripper. OF Akron. -. snent a
few days with relatives in and near
town the past week.
prof. Ed. G. Fciock. nf Wo"dsfi"td.
county superintendent "t schools. visit
ed the public schools here Monday.
G. j. Fret was Il Wheeling visitor
Tuesday.
., Sunday evening. {" a"rept'a position
" r powell. editor nf the lmd"peu-
drnt. was tranSactirG business III
Whe.linc Saturday.
An interesting program has been ar
ranr.fl Tor the farmers institute. I" b."
held here.
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S Elm Grove School News.

At the end OF III. nth month III" pic
lures for the best attendance wen TO tn"
following rooms; First room -, Sec
onI. room Q; Third. room 10.
We have sold our old piano. ana hav"
purchased new \ohler and Campbell
All the members Of the ctehtli grade
paSSed~thc State examination in history.
Two members of our eighth grade
class haye been absent all month on ac'
count OF sickness.
William Mitchell Of the Ritchie school
OF Wheeling. entered our eighth grad"
this month.
So far the Boys baske; ball team has
not lost i single game and Girls team
only two.
There have been three new pictures
purchased for our school, one for room
IN. two for room ..
On March :. \. lind 10 there will be
an Art Exhibit held 1T the Elm Grove
puhlir school. the pictures being furnish
81 by the Elson At company in addl-
tion. an interesting program Will he
! rendered. by the pupils, each evening at
the exhibit.
on Thursday evening rrof. =. $.
Crow OF thu W. Va University who is an
authority upon good pictures will he
present and give short talk OIL pic
lures.
The proceeds from this exhibition will
b. used TO plac" good pictures upon
our school room walls.
The following have received Palmer
Buttons in writing: Virginia Uauch-
erty. Marie barry. Fred Crosse, VII
heimina talnrar. Lena Wilson. Alva Me-
Clanahan, Mabel EaSue, Robert McL1'n:
I.rona Mah"ncy. Bertha Marie pWl nn|r'.
Anna NcyScr Helen curtis F':"rin"
Moore. Lawrence Kraft. Imoe"ne cham
hers, Thomas Committees. Edith Nc
tilumphy. Mildred Nichols. Milton
kreiger.
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Tor many more years yet Ill be l23.
i wRs born in Scotland in 1896. the
year hcinrr tieorg. WashiE sl0n wcnt
out Of office. ! rXn away from home
when Il lad and gas ii sailor for IS
years. have vI.eited every country
/ on the globe ! W3s a member OF Sir
John ,FrankIin's !sftir expedition and
our ship was IroI,.fn in The Ice for ~
months, concluded lbe aGrJ man"
, Mr. Burnett saId.'s
! Last fail Mr.. 1orysdaIr walked tc
1.-THE polls and casf a straight Demo.
cratic ticket froY Wilson down. He
takes swim aIntost daily during the
: summer in the Gl;yan river and is an
!cxce!lent swimmi. He was married
lat Is years and, was d father and
: wiiower at 10. b his oldest son had
: lived he would lave been l04 years
old. He joined church al l02. He
! has one wife bnfied in Scotland ONT;
in Canada and one in The uniteo
! States. :.
; The old man. whispered to ME a
i few weeks ago li,at he WAS 'sparkin'
"a widow near hi. home. He laughed
and said: In use hitch again
want you TO comtt;o The weddln.' Oily,
TOR she's a mighty pert gal III be
there will beIISson' concluded Mr'
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TIL: THEATRES
"HIT THE TRAIL HOLIDAY"

Conspicuous among all the plays en-
dorsedJby New York theatregoerS dur
Ing the past seasnn Is George NJ. Co
hans American farce, Hit the Trail
Holiday" which was accorded a run
Of one solid year st the Harris and AS
tor Theatres, New York. and will be
presented here at. the Court Theatre
for two nights, starting Friday. March
Cd, including Saturday matinee.
Mr.. Fred Milo is the featured mem.
her OF the Hit the Trail Holiday
company. lie will be seen in the role
Of Billy Holliday:.a sort Of Billy sun
day typo Of American manhood. In
decd, many critics have affirmed that
Mr.. Conan had that celebrated rcylv-
alist in mind WHEN he wrote The play
This Is not 50, NoweVcr as Holiday,
In the play, WORKS by business meth
DDS rather than eyh0rtation.
Mr.. Niblo is surrounded by q very
excellent company, tho principals in
GLIDING Hazel Lowry, Lnrnna Atwood
Laura Bennett, Joseph Allen, Mac NJ
Barnes, John D. OIIara. purnell ),
Pratt. Thomas Irwin. Edgar ualstead
Frederick Maynard, Harold Grarl
Thomas Magranf, G. r. Mckinney
Thomas Williams Al Gilmore and 9th,
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WARWOOD
VIII HaEe NeT Auditorium.

The BIZ g:X:;::i:: Ike hoard OF .educa-
,,np ri kirhldud diStric, the right TO
make an additional levy Of - cents on
each 500 worth al taXahle property for
building purrUSeS. will become la"
within 90 days.
TIL" now law viii allow the Scnn"i
,,,,., .icsinu.r. To- make the extra levy
covering a term Of three years. 10 cents
nm The SInN hcjnS tho maximum amount
RI no levied 1t * not probable that
,hr fun amoiInr will lac called. Tho All,
di,innaI funds which Will DO SECURED
~ ,he levy will MAX" II possible
Tar tho board OF education TO construct
a handsome auditorium IN connection
.virh the new ccntrI' =raoni now IN
,.nnSI mo ION.
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WARRINGTON

Dorsey Jones, wall-knnwn Warrington
baseball player has secured official no.
tice from President DickcCsnn Of III"
Central league ri his appointment NJ an
umpire in the league for tho season "t
1877.
II" will umpire his first league game
ut South Bend. Oh tho opening day OF
the season.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bloomfield; of
Washington. Pa, are visiting relatives
at Elm Grove.
", where he will drill number Of
Edward STANLEY. Of Elm Grove. Is
confined to his home on account or III
neSs. -
Ciuier ThornburC. of Elm Erove.' Is out
after a short illness.
Mrs George Amos. or T.in' 'Tr"Ee' IS
spending n few days with relatives AZ
Washington. Pa. ,,;,,
Mystic lodge. knights nf ,E,h'aS'"'''
hold a weekly meeting Tonight
Mr., and Mrs. g. r. Hawkes.. Of Wells
hurgh. is visiting relatives at Elm
Grove. for few DAYS.
4 new home OF six rooms - he'nE
huilt for ! s. Rine Of Elm Grove. at
tn. View Point addition.
Mrs, Charles S!rnlns. Of Elm Grove:
Is confined to her home on account Vi
illness. ,,,
inc in the county Jail this week hS'
SnIlre SeIhcrt on the charge Of hEanN.
CALVIN Little will remor" his house
hold goods from Cross street iu'" tne
Caldwell property. Kruger street rat
Harry McNinch. Of the Stone Church
road. will remove his hnuS"hoId rr"n-
er,y to Moundsville. rms week NJ,
McNinch has purchased s'"F" !" '''c
Marshall county seat. -
Mr.. and Mrs. pIn White" oI MARTINS
Ferry, were guests yesterday OF Elm
Grove friends.
Az and Mrs. rark Keys"r. of Elm
Grove. spent Yesterday in M"undSrillc.
Hiram Little and family are moving
from the Eodlcy property on Kruger
street. into tho KImmpns property on
ItroSS street. =,
MI and Mrs. william White. returned
20 their home in New Athens. @, yset!'r
d.y after spending the week cud with
friends in Elm Grove.
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CONFERENCE HELD.

LONDON. Feb -. 40" =. m.-Tht
German rharcrlltE. pr. Won EnthInann'
llrilwcG is repn,Icd b! the Exchange
T"lrgraph's Cope ThaSen corresponding
to have invited M ambassadors and
ministers uf ncutfnl countries |" con
in whirh I'"rcitr; Secretary thinner
nunu fuok ;,Drt. ..
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SITUATION DISCUSSED.

VIENNA. sal friday. Feb. -. vi.
'Amstcr,iny and T.nnion. Feb -. .:ij
p. m.--An important meeting Of The
Austrian, and tlunEhria,n nI,lnlstcrs NJ 1T
dual monarchy vas rhc chief subject OF
discussion was held here today. lt
lasted from II :. ~. until late In mo
evening with short iricrmIssi"n FOR
dinner. Premier TisHa VI Hungary pre-
sided.
The prune crap Of the whole state
of California Is :lalu@ dat s9.'o0.ooo.
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Ohio News Notes.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SrocerS hero
have refused to handle potatoes because
they arc now selling to- 81 hushel.
1t is said they will be up TO s. in an
MABION-Nine boys who we're ar
rested for stealing explosives went e
sunday school today for the first time
in their lives. They were given their
choice OF going 10 Sunday school or
jail
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Will Elect Officers,

Tns aruriai ,i"r;i",t at "ifm'"r- % ii"
Si"n" t'nurrh SHH;tr s,'ilu'! VIII D."
held next SUNDAY u"rntnc Vt H"St":-
days SS$;on Il u"u,iUh'i"E committee
WAS appointed. "onn,ssd 1T i;.'l. l.. ~
I."wctlyn. Prof. i. '. tittln. Mrs. ELLA
/. kUhls.
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w II Club Meeting.

na Wednesday, Afternoon at her home
go Nineteenth street, Mrs. VIM. cham
hrrs Viii entertain the w. club FROM
u until ! o'clock. TINS VIII Ice one OF
,ne nI,,Sant fortnightly meetings, tn
w., entertainment planned by the
n
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.crea+er ENROLMENT.

An increase in enrichment TOR me
second semester over that period year
ago is noted in report o. late regis.
tTations al Ohio State University. just
made public The total ENROLMENT is
i.4S6. The College CT Arts had an n
crease of SIS per cent and that OF apP11w,a
optics. OF more than 300 per cent. The
enrolment in the latter department Is
As as compared with IL last year.
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vsstrymsn Canvass.

MrSsrs T. NJ Weisilng and Thomas
Mci.ttu. vcstrymen of st. Lukc's church.
Yesterday made a membership cauyass
among the Episcopal families OF war
hedges for regular church attendance,
.tnr - I.ujn'S church
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Personals.

| rrof !. T.. Evans il in Kansas cry,
! attending the National Educational As
! sociation. which is converting there.
Howard Chambers, who has been I'll
OF chickenpoN. is much improved.
+ Rev. i. &. Buckley, who has been In
disposed for several days Is able 10 DO
! out.
| VIM Chambers IS a In Nr!ppe sufferer
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PROMINENT INVENTOR
rs DEAD AT CADIz, O.

Charles Sumner Scott. s. years old,
tina we'll known inventor, died at his
home in Cahlz. O. on Saturday after u
two days illness 0f meningitis.
Among his inventions arc the straight
side quick G!riurhahic rim used uniVer-
sally OF automobiles: tie woven wire
braid machine. Il corn huSker and sever
al other devic@& for the hc''"rmcnL of
agriculture witch lie developed with
The aid Of his brother.
MIR. Scott enjoyed a"Tualni anccShip
with Thomas \. Edison and other lead
ing scientists. III. Travelled extensively
abroad and IS said to have brought the
first automobile west Of The .Nl"EhCni2S.
a car he purchased in France.
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Saving Club.

Miss Ellen Williams will entertain
th,. Sigma Tau Kappa Sewing ttuh his
n,.r,ir The hours will he pleasantly
,,,,,.,,i In sewing and dainty refresh
,nrnrs will conclude the affair.
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\ r"li"r >halin2 part ) wI!l he SVEN
- III" Wh""ilu. i'.tr., ':tsiti" 10y H.
Elm Grove h:,Schali tcyut March "
tLrkr;S az, INV Mm S.Lt,,
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oil ~
Mrs. J. ". Hnwubrrh rnl:rla HGn
party of iwcniy-ll"e young people az
her home on Huntington aI"n'lr' "Eh-
ncsdLy evening for her son l.vcrctt. lhr
occasion being his s"rrnr"nth hirihdnS
, rIrrs,nt social evening %ith music.
games and refreshments was cnJ"!c".
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were Mr. and MI,: 'las. T. rhr'~lI t.!
salt Like tiiy. irHh. ard Ait. Mary
Rcay Of Trenton. y. j.
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Entertain

Mrs. lack Reay entertained n parry NJ
friends "Wednesday evening at her home
on Christy avenue. the house guests
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Axe For soc
; cstiruu;r,! thar I
Mo rona Shortage,

- There Is no shortage - f""' IN tHiS
CITY those converSaut wiki th.. sitha'n'
Said TODAY Prices. Of course. ar" hiSi
as, they are everywhere. bat the man
with the money can GO, what h., MaI, ,; :,
1t is explained that G%i"M4%S rs II. and md
that much OF the produce ard oth,:r
food supplies that come to Columbus
are shipped by express. There Is CON
>seouantly no shortage such as mas oeeh
,caussd in other cities due 10 the rail-
road tic up.
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J Increased attendance. and Will be con-
! tinued.
1t was feared on account OF the small
enrolment il would no necessary to dis
! continue. hut on The last class night
: the attendance numbered 20. conSc-
! Quently classes viii hc condUrI"d as
! usual Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thurs
! day evenings AT ZOO O'CLOCK.
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I,e+ What You Need.

When constipated or troubled with
headache, nervousness, langour or
blues, take a dose Of Chamberlain,s
TabIets, They are most likely just
what you need. Obtainabla every
u-hara
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A. W. =. Card. Party.
OHIO County Teachers Meet.

\ card i,:rl! au'l dIrr" viii II" h"iG a.;
iilu'S ,!:,:,,'.. hall h' H.. y -. Is ,iiit.
Elm Grove. Marci, :"
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Painful Accident.
Hirt!lday Party.

Mrs 7. Floyd fen rom I"rch At hei
home on lfurt.
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leather L"a.j;" "f St Mark church in
l.,m ,;:"N". VIII - held Thursday eye
Nag.
Tine rSGUir" weekly mrr%t.uG - ihr
SHaGHy Scli""l'irarh"rs viii i" h"!d f"i-
day evening
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a STANDBY THAT NEVER FA1Ls

II isn't necessary to try this cough
remedy. then that, then the other-and
! sct relief from none. There Ia one
/ standard family medicine mat gels
rirhi al the seat Of trouble and gives re-
! iicf in coughs. colds and Group. 7. H..
T'oicy, 10 Michigan St. Marquette,
Mich. says: The only remedy we ever
| use for coughs and colds IS folry,a
| Honey and Tar. 1t has been our stand,
by for years and ncTcr fails to cure us.
Soothes hoarseness; stops tickling IN
tiroat: heals innaumation and sore
ness. Contains no opIatcs.
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ohoo1 70 ba Continued.

Night School TO DO Contlnneu.
'Th" night S..hnnT being r"i'duci"d II
the South Warwood school house, has oil
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BOOK n1I&ET WAC SIGuTED IN
E&ChPNHE WHY! SQUIRE:
jUIE m COUNTY LAlL-.
Caught IN Main Street Srcakcaay Raid
and Held Under Two Heavy
Bail RordS

. r"t, Henri. ~ in lho Ohio county
.la.I uN = char"r Of interfering win
."nj Kidnapping an officer in the di,-
chaiCr al his du.i.s. lie WIS arr"s'-
I'd iHsr evening in Il raid by prohibit
ION officers on an alleged %pruh"aSy
~ a. Slain street.
II VII l." remembered that m III.
,iaj. February I6. Iustc" of the i'ra"c
= :. I.Hix. ri WarWUud. Constable
t;r"gaA and i'Tohibj!inn Officer Bert
Phillips arrested The driver Of an an.
;nnriiir while til" driver WIS deliver
ng u ioa! Of beer III Narwood.
Squirc Lut2 aud The officer climbed
inr. tn" machine and instructed thr
H~I;rr. whose name they dix. hot lhcn
know. to drive 10 The couniy Jail.
Apprnachln& lie steel bridge a
Main street. III" driver. struck with ia
!,!,a. suddenly turned onto The br!ds"
and hrairi for thr Island. Prohibition
Officer Der; Phillips ana Constable
Eru4dn. believing that They were BE-.
lng Kidnapped, leapGu out OF the car
but before The Squire could ScL hilL
The machine was dHShlnE II hlgh speed
far III" mecca Of The thirsty, bridge
l,ort. the street car conductors call II.
/ Arriving in that village, from whcnEc
.
driver nnccremoniousIy Unlnaded t!.n
, squire and sent him back 10 Wheeling.
since 1har time the officers clam TO
, have established tho Identity OF the
driver.
Entering 2G4" Main street last even,
/ ing, Prohibition Officer Phillips found
! Henry, with five other men. He re4oG-
niZed him at once and nabbed him.
/ phillins and Officer NeiQcr also
| brought the others to the Jail and held
! Henry under $500 bond on the Charge
OF interfering with and kidnapping IN
officer. lie also demanded Of Henry
bond of 500 on charge or deliver
ing liquor on February IL. =,
The raid yesterday at 2642 Main
street was the second Of the dav in
the same place. Early Sunday morn
! ing the prohibition officers took Off the
Mace and coniiscated quantity OF
beer, and returned last evening 10
make another find of beer anu WhlS'
/ key and Il half dozen men in the place.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Revival at Christian Church.

Revival at Christian Church.
Eav;raI meetings will he continued
.his week at the First Christian church
IN Film Grove. The meetings have been
successful thus far
Roast Beef supper.
4 roast beef supper will be gwen on
THURSDAY evening in the, Trladeinnia NJ
E church by the Ladies Ala society
x MT. De Chanta1 Ftremen's Banquet.
II a banquet will be given at the holn;
NEXT Thursday evening. for the folun-
tesr firemen Of that place.
- Luther League Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
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Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE: BROMO Ql.1NINF removes
cause There is only one "Bromo Qui-
ninS. f. W. GROVES signature on
box &c
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WAGE CLASH IN
OHIO EXPECTED.
MINERS AND OPERATORS EXPECT
ED TO BE At VARIANCE
AGAIN.
Belief Expressed That the Workei
Wal Present Demand For
Higher Scale.

s2eca, psrs;cn Z. Tho IG;.it s"'oe!
cOLUMBI-S. a. Feb. @5--r"e'" &C
Indications that rii' C"Ht OPERATORS ''''
miners are preparing; i,'r II fE"i ."Htr
new. scale tn taxi. ;::,. place Of til" pre-
ent one which .Nrsr.S Niih !! N'rt
q in all probe, hillary. Nil "~N i"r
stantial Increase 1T pay |" '','' -
higher cos, ~ i!NluG. III som" -
tri,,s ,hey r.cen,iy Sn!:"l; p h'.aoS :"
meet the increased prices - Loco :, VI
but were HrSn.r >S!uI nc
ON the other han,i assert thH: '';t'" ni'i
q moor winter evcn VII hih" H;Sn iht'N
Of coal h..cauSs vi their !ii,,n''i? a.
obtain coal cars. II = said 'tii'' iIi''
supply Of cars q; the 'o.n"S hHN 49,,
needed, Consumers. tear that IN MIN"
will be closed down Will n" tiSHt "Ert
,,:he wage scale IS being waSc".
A gasoline shortage ais" $ :r'm;h'h,
in ohio, according - tales told The
house committee on man t;t''"t''" H''''
the west ara said I" have placed 81 Si;i-
hargo on gasoline. kcurr*"niA'iI". I"H'
ter who has offered u resolution cit'i''-
for an invsS; icati"u Of the hiSn prices
ers in Ohio have been "HercharEca ~
600. 600 in the last tw" years. II t'>
price Is compared with that at ia"'a"'
land Michigan. ,,, 49,,
has heen advanced frGm StHh I" Si'" y
thousand feet. Depleted STOCKS rauS':u
nv the car shortage and .'mNar@"ss i.
said to have been ,hS Cabs. ~ ~" N
crease. which is sail no: I" b. general;
There is a hotter demand f"r h'rn"'";'
lumber and the prices 'rS Hfm alth""I"
there have been no advances.
Axe For 500.
II Is cstiriat",! thar tu'lE ~" n'llS
which, have been introduced in tn" L.
islature This winter will he killed by.
the steering committees vii" ar" trEl"S
10 clear the decks for recess "h Na't'
s and adjournment or March ~.