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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
GOES!
HAIR &c T;j THICK,
NAVI, BEAUTIFUL
SAVE YOUR HAIR! DOUBLE ITS.
BEAUTY IN A FEW MO.
MENTS. TRY THIS!
EVERY PARTICLE CT DAN
DRUFF DISAPPEARS,

Try as you will. after an application
Of DandrriNc, you can not find a
single trace Of dandrrff or falling hair
and yonr scalp will not itch. but what
will please yOU most. will be after 4
few weeks use when you see new
hair. fine and dnwny at firSt--yes-
but really new hair-Srnwing' all over
The scalp.
4 little Danderinr Immediately
doubles the beauty Of YOUR hair. No
difference how dull. faded, brittle and
Srraggy. just mOisten cloth with
Danderinr and carefully draw It
through your hair, taking. one small
strand al a time. The effect is I'M
mediate and amazing-your hair will
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appearance OF abundance: an incom'
parable lustye. softness and luxur:l
ance. the beauty and simmer Of true
hair health.
Get a small bottle Of Knowltons
DanderIne from any drug store or
toilet counter for few cents and
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soft as any--ihat ii has been neglect
ed or injured by careless treatment
that's all.
Dandcrine is TO the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are To
vegetation. It goes right 10 the 70 Ms.
invigorates and STRENGTHENS them. lts
exhilerating. stimulating and life-pTo-
ducing properties cause the hair TO
grow long, strong and beautiful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

est Of English speaking comedians and
the most popular singer Of light songs
OF the day. has achieved the greatest
SUCCESS of his life in Robinson 'rusoe.
Jr' in which he has a most happy role
as Friday" The big scenic spectacle
was staged at the New York Winter
Harden nineteen months aHo and proved
such tremendous success that il WIS
toured tho principal cities Of the country
ever since.
Robinson Crusoe. Jr" Is now cnroutc
back tn New York where It will close
IN December in order that Iolson and his
associates may f.Itcr upon rehcarsals for
the new Winter Garden show. In he pre-
scented in January. Among the assoc
clatrs comedians and condolences are
Kitty Doncr, Mabel Withee. Alexandra
Dagmar Emily Bruce. Jean Morgan.
Lawrrnce D'OrSay t"f Tho Earl Of
Pawtucllet" fama). Franklin Rnri".
Frank Holmes. William Kinlcy TriNI"
Raymond. md M"ssrs. Bowers. Walters
anG Trnnk6r. and Grace Bcrkcs Of Eau-
devillc fame. not forgotten the c"lrhrHi =
cd Winter Garden beauty brigade. The
eutire original company Is still with .IrI-
sun and will bc soon here. y Sp"cinl
train Of seven cars is required To trims
port the company and production from
city % city.
Scats will go on sale Tuesday at . -.
VI. with prices ranging as follows: En-
tire lower floor. $3.50: dress circle" $500 {:
balcony. sl.50: balcony rear. $1.u0; fun
lily circle. I5c: gallery. SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
"MILE A MINUTE GIRLS"
FURNISH FUN AT COURT

The Mile a Minute Girls" are in
town for three days. They opened an
tnga cement at the Court y"sirtiay L.
the usual first day audiences "C ''rr.:u-
lar hurlcsque dcrntccs" who p;nr'' every
evidence OF having been we'll pleased
with the efforts OF comedians anil r"n"I-
ienncs. Tho burl"sQur il in two acts
ard six scenes. all Of which. with l;s.,
cclrrs of the costumes worn 10y tin.
chorus and principals wcr" ~ treat I"
look upon. There's II snulro't.. with
Mile \ Minute Girls that "Nc""dS III"
speed limit. Shes fast work, +.
possesses both good voice arl form amc!
dances just as we'll rs sh" SINGS. Th"
young lady's name Is Vivian I.awr'nc
and she's n Cor!;"r Miss l.awr"u"" r;~-
ily carried -. first h"n"r* with lh,
crowds last night. Sii" is :'ii| assisted
by Yer" nrNarncy. Naomi E"ll, Harry
Bentley. Al Grant. Jimmy EiIEL l.au-
renee Rein. Ecrt Lester and "l!l'rS. rh..
fun is fast and furious but enough rIri..
Is allotted h"cw"..iI laugh; iu a!i"r l,pth
principals and chorus - render &,','I"
pleasing musical nUlnbrs. jimmy l;G,!,i
immensely with Nls ""m"crt in - %"l,=.
The cnra cclncn; continues today ami IT,
morrow.
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!. & 0. Again Blamed
For Production Drop
In Mines Of West Va.

FNIKMu\T. ". Va. Oct Eth his
regular weekly bulletin Of ""nditinhs III
the Fnirnont ClarkshurE region. ID. L.
lawson sccrrtary of the Central west
Virginia Coal Operators Hssnciatihn.
j gave ont the following statement:
For the first week in October ! have
+ received reports from rs mines IN tPls
region whose combined Caplclty amounts
TO 3g92An tons: these mines loRdrd
total Of 2.16ACara. or 1876. ~" tons, thuS
running short ri their ChFHcltT 1"-."""
tons: Of the total amount not shipped
% per cent ur l21.tT3 tons. is due 70
The fact that the Haltimor" & ONO rail-
, road failed to furnish sufiiclGnt ears 70
run the mines "a. capacity: in cars. the
latter TONNAGE amounts I" I31 daily: III
other words. thrsr mines could nave
loaded 49, cara each day more than
ihry actually loaded had they hrcn
given all the cars they could load.
"Of the total number Of cars 669 were
loaded with fuel coal for tho Crank
Trunk, Jersey Central. Reading ana
New Haven railroads and i21 were as
signed to mines loudnG Ia Lake ETC
ports. leaving total Of 2.oS2 cars Tor
distribution among the remaining -
mines: of the latter amount the l'h!tI-
more X ONO railrnau look - par ''H''
or l.lS6 cars for their own fuel load
ing and the balance. SOC cars, were us
trihuted for commercial loading.
During The past two weeks I have
noticed L number NJ Items appearing IN
tho middle west nrwspap ers relative 10
n shortage Of coal in various localities
and il has occurred tn me that relief
could hc given all those suffering for
the want Of coal IL tho coal carrying
railroads Of the United states Will de-
wise some means tn furnish the mines
with NOR" cars; for instance, during
July tho baltimore " Ohio railroad FUR
niShcd mines in This region with n o.
per cent run OF cars. during August IL
dropped To 81 per cent and in S"ptcm-
her 4 further drop L. i6 rcr cent OF our
rating. Government rcEulai ion OF thn
coal industry has atInull"d tn" Inv ~
supply and demand and il seems {" me-
that Il most rlf:rIiV" way In increase
production i. L. furnish the coal opera
tors adequate transportation facilities:
the mines IN This region can produce
twice the amount IF coal they nrc ship
ping at present. if they arc given cars
Ia permit them Ia run 70 capacity.
Summed up. the only thing wrong with
the hituminuus coal industry in northern
West Virginia Is 4 lack II cars.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 10
Charters We're issued today hy the sec
rotary Of state To the following corpora
tons:
Anacoma Hotel Company. OF Logan,
L. operate n hntcl business in Logan;
,.apital stock $2n. ono: inCorp"rators &.
MrE:rgland. j. NJ. Vest. William &. Nc
Call. clyde W. ls"cincr and +. K. Rem
llnEcr. all Of Logan.
Tie rolhuru company. Of Fatrmont.
wholesale ard retail cnnfrctioncrs: capt.
tai stock $Gn. nuh: in"orpnrainrs y. NJ.
Rowe. l.. t.. Smith. \. J. Cnlburn, j. +.
liar" aud Samuel l.c"prr. all OF Fair
mont.
The RI. K 5. Electric company. OF
Charleston. Ia nprraIr same place; capt.
tai stock $50 nnh: incurporaturs Joseph
lIcrzstanl. Sidney ku*wOrm. Of Dayton,
ohio: II. Il. Stnpp Kathleen Stapp and
Howard w l.inard. all nf Charleston.
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ROBINSON CRUSOE, JR.
FIRST $3.50 SHOW
Sturcadous New York winter Garden
Production Coming Thursday-N
Jols6a and Other Stars

Wheeling - soon In h" treated 10 its
nr>, i!>i' from $3.50 show-tho FIRST
;i,r" ~ lie. history "t the local theatres
wiki tho exception Of operate and con-
....; s,rtur,S Possibly this attraction
wu:ilL p: included IN that class II It's
S;:r wrr" presented alone. hut az he
carries ~ his support lao entertainers
.n.' hraI::."& from tn" New York Win
,,r t;ar.l..u. Ihc cifrrin" comes within
tn. classification Of musical eXtr'trr-
2n,.n 'rh" attraction. which is 10 be
gwen lnCa! amusement lovers their In
r:n.i,I"'irn t. tho $50 scale Of prices IS
Al .J"lson. in Robinson Crusoe. Jr."
wh:r;l is booked :nr one performance ut
tn" ,'"ur, on Thursday evening. October
18th.
Joiscm who is regarded as the great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Three Killed in B|OW-Up
At Du Point Powder Plant

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lI.-Three
men were Killed and one fatally injured
by the explosion today Of 200 pounds
Of nitratcd starch und.rroirE 4 drying
process in the dry house Of she DUPONT
Powder company at GihbstOwn. y. !.
The blast. which wrecked the Isolated
nn"-stury struCturr in which IL &c
Cured. was accidental. according 10
company officials. Tho damage. which
WAS slight. WIS confined to the de-
stroycd building. Th" dead. Jesse Do
Walt PaulShor". y. j.: Martin Riehl,
raulShorc. y. j.: Martin FulaGer, CAM
den. y. J.
Raymond Smell Baker ~ woodbury..
y. j.. is dying in Il hospital at Camden.
The four mru w"r" The only employees
in tho building At the time If the Mast.
The shock Of the explosion was felt
within q radius Of 25 miles.
Overlooking Of Il hot air drying ma
chine is believed 10 have been The rhuS"
OF the accident, according to DUPONT
officials
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TO INVEST IN BONDS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.-Secrctnry
Lane has authorized Indian Commits
sionnr Soils 20 invest S2.ooo.oo0 OF tho
funds of tho five civilized tribes In
Der cent Liberty bonds. II is expected
that the Oklahoma Indians outside OF
the five tribes will subscribe $1,000. 90"
more. making total Of $4,000. 900 sub
scrihcd TO the government by the Okla
homa Indians. 4 large part Of. their
money comes from oil land royalties.
from which the Indians have accumu
lated q fund Of $6,000,000.
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p|MPLES? RASH?
LET PQSkAM
GET AT Them

Tnu apply a little rr<lam on some
affected part ut night. In ihe morning
when you look. your own eyes give evil
dencc OF this healing remedy's work. II
Il was Il slight trouble-an adolruscent
are that il has disappeared. If a viru-
lent eruptional trouble. IL should be-
suhducd. SO, much SO that you will want
Pnslam to keep right on.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 47th St.. New York City.
Be careful Of the soaps you use on
your skin. Poslam Soap Is safe. hene-
fetal delightful. medicatcd with Poslam.
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day. The operators are getting every
lump Of coal possible out OF the ground
=,
with the labor at hand
Praises Four-Minute Men

The following telegram In praise to
III. t'our Minute Mon. of the state was
received from Secretary AcAdoo oy w.
r. Mathews. Of the state council OF de-
Tense today:
The Four Minute Men are a mighty
md potential influence in the SUCCESS
of III" Liberty Loan. They did m Inn
mrnscly valuable and patriotic service:
in the first Liberty Loan and count
with genuine satisfaction unon their en-
,husiastic support and service in plac-
ing tho second Liberty Loan. God speed
every -Four Minute Ilan in this noble
work"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
MRS. DE SAULLEs INDICTED.

MlEEOLt. y. Y. Oct. l5.-Mrs.
Blanca DC Saulles. who has been in Jail
since she shot and killed her huEba nd
John H. DcSaulles. once a noted Yale
athlete. NJ his home In Westhury. last
August. WAS Indicted today by grand
Jury hcrc. She Is charged with murder
IN the first degree. crime for which
the penalty is death In the electric
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
MOH. ROY" SEAT SALE.

Tie regular advance. scat sal" for IN
raga cement cc oh. E"y." ii tn" Caur'
theatre bri.:aE and Sa'ur,!a? with Il mat
in~c Saturday. Will "H"n tomorrow a
2 e. m. "Oh. Buy." is: III" fourth Of u
series Of New York Princess theatre
musical comedies. Tho book and lyrics
ARE hr Guy Bolton AMI /. g. W,d,hnuS.
and INC mustI L. by Jvron" Kern. oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

Boy" is now running NJ tn" Princess
theatre. New York. wlNrc il - expected
to remain for another season, SO Il Spe-
cial company has h"cn organized for
this tour. which for cast. chorus and
production will be equal IN the high
standard of excellcncy To the New York
production.
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You'll! Be Sorry

There Is . e,c-s" Ec;'y Tor one more
cc..:aia Ct C.,;."ss:a;, cn"Tccuc.eY .Aa:2
to nctt;;!r;t 'e"..:. ! I ::e:es seo"f-
t2at Nc7ss ca. !; t;:!ea,eas :'ou ":i;i :
most serious craC.:!oa.
To1cy's Honey and : e
t:ves :..e c::ra.ive ia;:ncG=e OF TIC r:a:
nalsss1, t:. ::c:kci ia tic modifying
eGcc. cs thc t:@1c- I'd o:!:t. Hca':t::
iae.ed;s:;3. l.. -. ;::e coatr.a. c@~S-;
the sos, foc!::.@;; n 80 chest. :Ii r::t>S
pt!-e1l c::si!y;. !; ;a.ra5ts 4 ?!e:aS-ai
feeling Ct warmth md cotc:ctt.
j. J.. En.-e,,.a. '.ts''t. Ca. VIZ -
"-~..y'. Il ."-.' .... &. y - ''r"-~-
-. 49, =, - e.. -. t..--'
For sale b. 2c::= Coleman s. Co.
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Coal Industry Hammered

chief of ihr Gurram Of Mines. Earl
Henry today gave cut tho, information
trat til" coal shortag" in Cincinnati
probably was du" /" conditions which
"Nis( in this state
"Rnfnrr the draft" said Mr lI"nry
49,. hn0 men w""" needed in tn" state
to bring production UP to STANDARD. and
Furthermore thrrr WAS thu migration OF
Foreigners IT, cities Ia work III r;unitinns
factories and other industries. . Now
every man drafted from the mining IN,
iluetry CAUSES n sl!nrtagc Of ten tons 4
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chair. Mrs DrSaullcs. who was
Chilean girl. shot her husband when she
went to his home in an effort To obtain
possession Of their child. She VIII APP
urar in court later to plead.
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Glass Rates Passed

The Public Service Commission Today
allowed the aprlirati"n of all the rail-
roads operating Nf West Virginia for
permission Ia fncfraSc intraSGate class
freight rates tiNrf.n per cent. the order
Ia stand r"r ono year. or until the fur
rl"r order If Ilr' commission. The ap-
rllcati"n was refused in connection with
commodity rates.
Tho class: rates increase had been al
lowed by ;hr Interstate Commerce Com
mission ON Interstate shipments and by
y nu.nh,r If states In intraStatc bust
ness. and no opposition To the petition
had hcnn Made hcrr.
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DE NJ 4 \ d
No FISnY,, OILY lAolt
NO HEAVY EMULSION
The pleasant winc.likp tasi" Of ll('
pO.CUD makes il agreeable 10 the
most delicate stomach

Formula :-llNpO-COD contains in
pleasing form tho medicinal anu build
ing PARIS ni fresh cod l!rrrS without
the S!cH"ninc and nauS"attn@ parts
This is combined with sherry wine
extract will cherry bark. malt extract.
arumHrics mi ~" compound syrup nl
IT," hrnophoSphi'"s If lime. potash.
lroG. man%aHrs". slryrhn:nc. quininr
ana soda
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OHIO Ne Ms
epacil Dispatch to tie luIeihsene"e

3paciA Dtsrach 60 tie l3seiHsene>f
COLCNRtS.. ~. '>c'. i"--f .:'"H
from Dayton 10 Columbus in 81 minutes
actual time Mayor ". \. I'c"Ns"S. ''p
resentinS Cu.o:,.i =. y. F"Ei"T"' com
mandnnt AZ +ha government; ariat!"n
field Yesterday afternoon inspected 's.
landing site h"vs where th" !!""' q :"
atr2lancs will land Thursday when me
feet will visit Columbus.
Major PEBBLES was accompanied "
Lieutenant Paul G"lGSh"r"ufn.
Major rccbss approved tha l0n-Hcr"
tract and work was started at "h'e
smoothing down the proposed lano'"f
place.
William Jennings Bryan viii spHno
three days touring OH" 2rc Sp' "N,"e
for the adoption % the pron!tl'to"
amendment October %. :" ana - a'"
the dates that have been agreed "i'"'''
according to- an announcement trnti III"
Democratic dry federation h"N"0u'r'
hers today \ special train Will n" pro
viapd and the committee in charge or
ARRANGEMENTS announce that night 'nFe'-
tnrs have been arranged Cor IN CleEe-
land. Cincinnati and Columbus. Mece-
ing. during ths day will h" held IN
other Ohio cttirs. Mr.. Rryan's itinerary
follows:
October co-Dayton from 70 $40 ?.
mt: Cincinnati. arrive -" p. M: meet
ing at ?. m. At Music Hall.
october c&--r.t;,a from T. m. 70
an: Ottawa from $50 TO 1870 a. M:
Toledo. 1e M 70 p. M: Fostor'a. 20
.. M: Rucrrus. 70 p. M Al9'io''.
$50 to $50 y. M: Columbus. meeting
on steps OF state house. at r. hi.
October c4-Urichsville. from I:+5 10
n M: Alliance from 1885 D. m. 10
11.as .. m; Youngstown. from lc:"e I"
! .sn y M: Warren from 20 2:f9 p m:
par,nna. from $50 TO i:lJ p. m:
Akron, to p. m: Cleveland. arrive
7:so .. M. ends tour with meeting al
S p. N.
With the promise ot coal. dealers
throughout the state who had ctose"
their places OF business because OF !nr
shortage. began 20 reopen for business
,od.r starr officials have been prom
ised coal by the national! administrator"
and Il IL expected 10 move this week
Nv. rho end ~ the week every person
without coal will have. it is. hoped. NJ
least ton in his collar
One-ators arc under orders from J.
VI, Roam. head Of the clearing mouse,
backed by authority of the lFoera' tue.
administrator. u ship not less 1hdn ~
nor cent a.: their "utru. Tuesday 10
dsoIers with whom they did business
formerly.
Railroads. similarly. nave been IN
S,ructed by !. &: i" EaEn. 'h!"' lnSpeE-
tor Of III, uuhi"' ut.it"S '"h'''''SS'''''
In MS. 80 30 cat al their coal carry
inr. ,.,rs .r,,.S.;:,v f,,r loading IT do
mGStic r.'Hi.
nn>.,,rs r N.S- Virginia haN" been
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Glasses ~ r'lI" Stall. university h2E"
.l.rrcI office, - f.li"v-S: Rack t'i"r''..
Scrincii.l.i S.si.." i'c'.S:' M: Elliot; i.
EuSent. Der. iur,i"r rr''Sni:.ut: FRAN
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For sale b. 2c:.= Coleman s. Co.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-17

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HDW. \. Armstrong;
BUYS PORTER MlllARD
BUSINESS IN DAYTONA
WILL ORGANIZE cct9.s. 70 9E
KNOWN As --E AIMS 7cNS
DUCT c. T-E BUSINESS.

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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11
A Wrong Impression Corrected

Durango
enthusiastic
of land going
with their They only praise
the
All of which calls
that given it,
the Federal charged with having
settlers settlers the Dove Creek
the defendants all
their teeth, riding the
hand shooting
fell bunk and because
who might make
builders fellows
hulabaoo
tried
settled
middle
selling whkey
night then beat the them with heve
thought kdded thinking
cattle DEAL bootegg naturally
boys,
their tale probably hoping make himself the
because WELL
looking something father the child
little prestige then spit on their hands and to work
didn't fan
with They
about their friends thru
ublty
gallery playing part of
far enough about
they
tiers from their country
condemning
before trial should findings the
and jury when the trial came off
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11
PERKINS, REAL SPORT.

Hats off to George W. Perkins, the
best sport in the country at this
time. He was appointed food con-
troller by Gov. Whitman of New York
and the farmers objected. They
made some speeches about it at fairs
and he asked them why they did not
put their objections in the papers
where people could read them. They
replied that they had no money to
buy advertising space, while he was
able to state his own side. "All
right said Perkins, "you are entit-
led to square deal. Put in your
statements and III pay the BILL" So
the papers of New York are carrying
three column spaces containing piec-
es taking the hide off George w.
Perkins and Perkins is paying for it
which is about the best exhibition
of sportsmanship seen in American
politics-Abilene (Kas) Reflector.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11
The World Wants Peace

peace
the world All nations of There
doubt about the beginning
the nations really
prepared in for ha
fixed
would the powers want peace
The allied
about a
nand for When sufficient number tina
shall
denly three
The chief trouble standing the of settle
is difficult
involve all the questions have
brought world concerning that will prevent c
n -
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11
PIONEER PASSES AWAY

Mr.. ]. d. Maupin, father of Mrs.
Robert Fl. Sloan, passed away at the
residence of his daughter, on Third
avenue, last evening at o'clock. Nj.
Maupin had not been in the best Of
health in recent years, but it was not
thought that his condition was at all
serious. For the purpose of recupcr-
ating his health he came to DURANGO
and also for the purpose of visiting
his daughter and family. His health
was not restored as was hoped and
it was found that medical assistance
was necessary. 1t was found that he
had contracted pneumonia which at
his adcanced age his enfeebled body
could not Withstand.
Mr. Maupin was born April 10, 1874
in Mason county. Virginia. Later he
moved to Carthage, Missouri, where
on June sixth, 1875 he was married
to Miss Lou Biggs. In 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Maupin came to Colorado and took
up their residence at Aspen. Later
they came to Durango when Mr.. Mau-
pin engaged in the mining business.
4 number of years later the family
moved over to Tres Piedras where he
has been engaged chiefly in the cat
tie business.
AS Mr.. Maupin's health did not i'm
prove, Mrs. Maupin came over from
the ranch some two weeks ago and
has ever since been at his bedside.
Last Friday evening her sister, Mrs.
Weaver arrived from Aspen to be
with them.
He leaves two children Roy B.
Maupin, who lives on the Maupin cat
tie ranch near Tres Piedras and Mrs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11
Robert H. Sloan of this city; three

Robert H. Sloan Of this city; three
grandchildren, May Belle Maupin,
June Maupin and Helen Sloan; also
brother, Thomas. who resides at
Wichata, Kansas.
On account of the great distance
and because of illness in the fam
lily, it is hardly expected that Roy
Maupin will be able to reach Du-
range in time for the funeral.
The remains are at the X. II. Sloan
residence on Third avenue, from which
the funeral services will be held, ac-
cording to present plans, Thursday
afternoon at 2 p. M, and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. w. N. Courtice.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate Of Reece Forrest, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County court Of La Plata count. Colo
rado, on the fifth day Of November
A. D. 1917.
EDNA E. FORREST, -
Administrat ! a !
Russell & Reese, attorneys.
First publication October I, 1917.
Last publication November /, 1917.