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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
GYM CLASSES AT THE
Y. II. C. a. ALL SUI0(ER

Gym classes vii be held all summer
at the Y n. c. A., 1t was announced
Yesterday. Military exercise mas be-
come one Of the features in the gym
work and will be continued through the
| season.
The business mons classes at least.
will keep UP their interest through the
! summer" said Physical Director Mil
| Ter yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
west Alexander GIRL
IS SEVERELY BURNED
CLOTHES CAUGHT FIRE FROM
STOVE-CONDITION IS
CRITICAL.
Accident Occurs Early Last Evening
Other News OF the Out-the-Fike
District

iH ;;-!"nr-r,d girl who has been
making her home with Henry Lamb aud
tamily. Of Nest Alexander. WAS severe
ly burned about the body when her
clothing caught fire fronl Il stove at The
Lamb home shortly after o'clock last
evening. Most Of her clothing was con-
summed ana she received burns over more
than a. Iurrd o. her body and arms be-
fore members Of the family could so 10
her r"Scur
li"r injuries may prove fatal. pr. J.
T.. McNinch stated last night that her
recovery is doubtful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

Alexander. is confined TO her home on
account OF illness.
c. ". Talkinston OF Cameron. was 4
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Randolph Fisher or Sand Hill. was
business caller in Elm Grove "yestcr-
day.
John Lightncr Of Elm Grove. Will
give q stag party at his home Tor the
A. W. kIub Thursday evening.
The colvcrt that is being repaired
at Park View Is nearing completion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
mru. Joseph Rlem1n Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph
Nlcmn, who died Sunday morning 1T
her home On Marshall avenue. Elan
Grove. after u years illness: will no
hrIu Wednesday morning at her homo
at $50 o'clock anil ut 81. Finccnt$
church ut 300 o'clock. lntcrmcnt Will
be in Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
Groya Council to Meet.

Elm Grove council Will meet next
Thursday evening in the town nall.
Scy eral inIpurtan: subjects Will he TAX
en- up. one referring To buying Il new
flag for tho town HALL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
r,-,adolDhia Council

Triadclphla council met last evening
In Green's hotel and discussed the sub
jcct OF new town hull. They decided
to ask for bids the middle OF next
week. f. V. Springer, OF Elm Grove.
will make plans for tho new hail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
TO Play RNdCepOTI.

Tho Triadclphn District High school
baseball team Will meet the fast team
representing Bridgeport High Friday
afternoon at Elm Grove. The game IS
expected to be fast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
WOehcr Funeral.

Funeral services for frank Woebcr
will be held at his home IN Park View
al 9 o'clock this morning and at st.
Vincent dc Ppul's church at 9:30
o'clock. lntcrmcnt will b- IN Greenwood
cemetery,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
PATTERSON Council.

Pattcrs'n CouMclI VIII mccl This CVr-
ming IN f'olmar'S hall. Only routine
business viii be discussed. The cnun-
ell viii not take up til" subject of buy
ing new fire apparatus ~ they now
have as much fire protection rs the
volunteer department can handle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
rreo1Fs CjuI, m Meet.

\ meeting oil the Stein Tennis club
Of Elm Grove. will b. held this even
Ing at 0rloCk, III the home OF Miss
REGINA Little. The annual dues arc
LuyablC 1T this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
Glass PARTY.

The Junior class III Philadelphia Dis
tricl High school viii give Il party Fri
CAV evening. Games ana music viii be
tho diversions. AT Il +caSOnabls hour
refreshments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
nntsiaa RSakethall

The WondSdulr outside basketball
team Is practicing. hard for the first
game which will bn played In tho near
future. Tho game Is creating much
interest among the pupils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
Elm Grove School BANQUET

The basketball teams or The Elm
Grove school will hold Il banquet Fri
day evening In the school building.
The banquet was postponed frur last
Friday evening: Eo;h tn" boys aid
girls teams will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

thought that Spmo ono was trying |"
steal his chickens and shot, thinking
Ina: he would brighten the intruders
away. The party who WAS shot ut was
not irving Ia steal chickens but was
going to buy cSgs from the resident
who fired il is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
Not War Rum hle.

Quite q lot OF excitement was caused
last Saturday evening In Triadelphia
when the residents heard shooting.
Some OF the citizens thought that war
had been declared and tho Germans
were coming.
When the shooting WAS investigated
tho officials found that one resident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
: n n r Entcrtaiu,ue nt

The |. Q. .. r. lodge OF Trladciphia-
will rive an Entertainment Friday even
ing in their hall. The entertainment
was postponed about three weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
BUMPER CROP
PLANS MADE
Special Dispatch 20 the 1n:e:.i;s"csr.


coII-NsJS, u, I"~H 9.--.>!.honsh
What s p ID WAS IN ,So tbs ,;,se uyo1utsS
less in food commodities F"au =; lid
.nen. NJ ntS rev %,,..,'''' ,'G inner: md
$500 .,, ~. 60 49, :, i,,.-.,,,- ,rnr
1bIe 80 - S,.l;;rr ~ tn, state
board Of arri,I:;t,ir.. to-day sava OK IT,.
Following Statement; Ct acreage and
production: ,.. -,
Wheat,-tStr. - ,..'' ~ ~ 80
64o.14o puSHS'S: .%i'' $50 -''2' :''''S'
1s.2Vf'o1s ouS!''.S-
Corn-loGg. 2.o*.,S"! acres. 49, $500
bushels: 1876, -.@iJ,.pJ acres. S-.9V",tt5
bushels.
Rve-.iSsn .o4.9S. acres. l.p7E.7Gt
PUSHES 100 "''''S
ooshs1s' .,..--,
OaiS-lStp. $50. A"a acres -'''--'''- "a
bushels; 1910 -'"'i.'-' 9S;"S' r-'''''.''
bushels .o .,o,.
totatSeS,- 10y! -,., .,,.rr. ;S;"-
oo2 bosneis. ..,..,, -. ..~,o,o~
ne "utS So" - ,t.' 80, -, ,;,:s
The potato production WAS eniy :: lii'Gi
o: the 1850 yieti.
There arc S,!~at!y more nrS$eS no"
than in 1860. Uut ever Eo'''t' :" '"c
and sheep. Figures ar; .o,. ,.a -
HorSeS-lS6p, i"s..,o: t9i', >Nh."-' ..
@I3: co., ,.,y.,a.. ,a,t 49,
955.
Sheep-iS6o. 5.44@.5JE: 19'e' l'''i'-
1893
---- ...:..
Members OF the athletic cup q i.''S
city VII! purchase All a''''ot ~" Sl'
The car will so manned ~ i ile:"ov:s
of the club.
;--,-----,..,r. >, ,...r,,..
Because nc IS three years ~ E""hT
to hold such q position n no :""Ls%!
rank In the STATE serve. Capt. Edward
]. Kelley. Commander - tn t."'c!Anc
naval r1ili;Ia, ;uday- was j"Gurt.': Z"
the rank ut l!cut. H":.i. - '"'''s&
was made at kc!icE'$ "Wi H'IE,'SI.
- ~-------- -.
y. \. Thornton % N".S'!'o,H -. 49,, ,,.
today was bound oN1c 20 ~ -" In.+
under $1,000 bail On q rnarSH - 't I.,,'
slaughter. lie was GU "s 80.
mobile which crashed ltt" iS"|,'P '' 20,
chine the other day; cat ne '.'' ",.t.,'
or Hroi. .ias.t.h' ,nis ,i,v an,i NV
York
-,xs c.,,-I--,, y, en-, o. 7 "
tnrtoto ,; EuS''t' arL ,c,.,,r.c; q; ~"
CuSnnlall' toierC' '.'N ,-,. ~, s,.Lnal
championship to!eoo >cSN ,f.,r,,'. t,,.i.s
team enlisted IN the I. :. M.,'i 49,,
nsre tooaE. Nj iif no go .tasrTaii s,ar o.
Circleville reported to7 e;t'Stt. ,,;!'I III
Company +. Fourth y. ~ H'' 'oo'S
o.,o .,i,-o,Ss ooid $1,000 to aitor-
neys and lobbyists tor WorkH go, 6%s ana ana
against bills eftectInS 'HS'n .; o'Tr nc
recent session Q: tne Leg go. ,ci.5 -,
Secretary OF Seale-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
woodsdale Mass Meeting

A mass meeting vii hc ncld April
%. in the Wool ;dalc school. for the
purpose ii discussing the subject OF
PAVING the streets OF WoodsGule. l.s;i-
mates and information about the work
Will hc presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
70 PilY WarWnn1.

W WI W VOIIs
Tho Wouh$dal" school baseball team
VIII me-; The Wurwood nine Erida"
evening at rhcda place. Both teams
arc fast Woodsda!c Will practice cy-
cry evening this week. This Will be
The first game of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10
OPEN WEDNESDAY
Headquarters for Wheeling Red
Cross Society to Be Located in
Hub Building.

Headquarters for the Wheeling
chapter OF the American Red Cross
society will probably be opened in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

The nane Of the Davis Collier com
many Of EtkinS, W. Va. vita "tHccS III
Sne has been changed 10 r." West H!r-
Ciaia Coal anc Coke company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

Ohio railyoads paid ES.0Q0 to aitor.
news and lobbyists for working FOR ana
against bills Sctcctins thHui before taH
recent session o: the Legislature ac-
cordiug to q report EiCG toGaE VIVA i''f
Secretary OF State
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

y. n. Thornton % Co!"i"b;a C.H''r.
today was bound ovcr 20 TIC grand jH'%
under $1,000 bail on q charge ~ mar
slaughter He was driving H." 49,
chine the other day. causin:: l..c G'sith
OF Prof. tiaetano Dc Ms,,ta. :, VOL
known musician OF ta!s city anu NV
York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

Clifford S. CushEan. -. son o. ). ".
Cushman, Toledo, AID member az -"
championship Toledo Scot; AtsA Sth"',
team enlisted in the l. 5. Marine r"'i'S
nero TO-DAY. Maynard rontiGS. f":a'"r:
Michigan football and baseball star ..
Circleville reported so7 ent'St"ignt III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

rOLEDO-Thirty high SCHOOLS boys
havs TONED q troop OF cavalry mere.
TCI,EyELAED-Two hun4Te,i Eleti-
beers of the Cleveland naval militia nave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

Because nc IS three years IN %"oHS
to hold such q position n n" :'"'f;'t
army a,rbouCh old crouch 70 huid thAt
rank In the state servIJ.. Capt. Edward
]. Kelley. Commander - tn: E.e'c!AnG
naval militia. ;udcy ~as t"Wrt.'H I"
the rank cf l:cut. C":u. t:'l Grange
was made at kc!iry'S UW; r.Gt,',St.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

Members OF the athletic cub Of itiS
city will purchase au artncv"u eur '"'
the governTcn; Tor rs Use ~ ~" "''''
The car will go manned ~ i iaS;"ov:S
OF the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-10

TO Cure a Cold IN oce Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO CtlNINE
Ia biets. Druggists refund money. II II
faiIs TO cure. E. ". GROVES signature
rs on each box.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27
ANNEXATION NEEDS
 SHOULD BE URGED
OPPOSITION ALREADY ENCOUN TERED TO THE MOVEMENT TO
 EXTEND CITY LIMITS.

Editor Seutiuel-Record
 On the 23rd of this month l. as sit4 attorney filed the petition 70 annex territory voted To be annexed at the last city election There are man. persons in the city who seem to think that the vote on the matter settled the question but that Is not the ca C. When went to file the petition found awaiting me in the county court Judge C. T. Gotham, representing 4 number of ~emonstran,s of pcrs us living outside. who obJec 70 comu. into the city.
 My information is that meetings
 have been held by the people in hi- district 10 be annexed and petitions
 have been circulated protc uu2 against this move. thereby going on record against a greater Hot Sprups
 Many of the men making th.e pro. test are men who have business in | the ..ty, and out for this city they
 would have no business. and yet for l lear they would have to pay a eit5 , tax hey are opposing thb- movement ! Objection tO paying land tax is no.
 the only objection. A citizen in one section of the territory in question ! informed me today that some of his { IneiehbOrs were obiectua on account ] of the probability that they might
 have to pay d-g tax and others .u.
 ject on account of the stock law.
 Hot Springs has made one great move this year II has taken on tne comm ion manager form of govern
 ment, which has proved Very satis- i factory and will pr eve more satisTac- i tory as is machinery is put into l working order. and certainly the other { big move 10 make greater things pos siblc should not be neg ectcd U is up 10 tho people who voted ro. th annexation to convince tho people u
 tho outside That fho city needs b.m.
 and that they need the ctt. for l dare say that there i. mot d man u
 the proposed territory who could even
 exist but for the city. and yet many of hem object to lornin. a closer
 un0u with theif cty ueighbors
 Unless pr mpt and vigorous acl-n
 is taken and much york done between
 this and June 2G the date set for
 hearing on thb- petition Hot Spring.
 will be denied a step forward and upward, and perhaps for ten years
 the chance wlll not again como To ex-
 tend the city limits Surely the mat
 ter should be discussed freely and meetings shou d be held and the mat.
 ter discussed for the benefit of all
 that no mistake will be made
 Respectfully
 JAS $. M'CONNElA. City Attorney
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THE RED CROSS.

The Hot Springs Chapter Of the Red Cross is now fully organized and it's members are engaging in the various activities of the organization. Its head quarters are maintained in the South ern Club Besides the office and as. sembly room there s the work rooms in Nhicn garments are made for he soldiers and sailors The first box of bandages is about ready to pack and ship
 Classes in first ad work are being organized and conducted under the di- rection Of Dr Lautman and Miss Rap lin. These classes will follow jae work outlined by the National Society and those who take the course of judy will find it of astins benefit
 The negroes Of the city are orgaull ing an auxiliary and are very muCl in'cIe- ed in making garments for the troops Of their own race.
 There is a present demand for w0m en who can sew to give certain days or parts of days 10 sewing the hospital garments which are demanded by the pre- cn. ueed Of the nation Loyal patriotic women who can spare a few hours rom their home duties will find in this work a means of doing their bit for the country. lt is requesJel tha, the women Of the city who are des roJs ot being O. serE zee in thi present crisis will give ther names al once 10 the headquarters committee
 that hey can be assigned 10 somr certain time in which 10 help in lht
 ewing and odudagc making
 Beginning next Monday there will bt rauguratod canvass for members lasting throughout he week. lt is ex pccled that Hot Springs win show Its patriotism and that when the Ncal closes uc roll o1 the Iiot Spring hap ter Nill contain not c-s than loG names. The annual due are yer, small and m joining the Red Cros. one i- uo, obligated for service ava, rom uomc. lie $. however suppOu ing the cause oI aes country aud pro N.Gug ucce- ary equipment for tnC f0Ices on land aud sea 0 make them more comfortable and 70 care or those who shed their blood in the deien vi Cur land and its principles
 Eve. man and woman. loo. and gr in Jhe c.,s should be enrolled a a member Of this organization an, through u- vario.. activities con tribute 10 tnc,- of the country iii ia present war.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

Cottage Cheese, Humphreys Dairy. leIePhone 95OI-F-2. 5.t5.H
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

will be packed The admission is 90 cents for adults and 25 cents for chil- dren. There will be no reserved seats, and a portion of the balcony will be reserved for the patriotic colored peo- De who desire to see this entertaln- ment. Tickets may be procured at the Wyatt, SHeig!er Book Stores and also at Schneck's Drug Store. The show will be a big one and the entire eve ning's entertainment one of the most notable this city has seen in years.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27
MAGNOLIA HERE TODAY.
Team Has Been Here Once Before This Seasca and Played a
 Crack Game.

Hot Springs Atnletio0 will this aft eruocn meet the Nasn4Ia team at Whittingtou park in one of the most interesting games of the summer sea son. The Masnolias were here once before this season and were defeated ny the locals To 1. but the game was a hotly-coutested enc througn- ut. The yi-itcrs Ni l be materially strengthen cd for the game this afternoon and incidentally Giheuwater. the crack catcher Of the locals wi be behind the Dat in the game this afternoon. Hammond will pitch for the locals
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

Logan Berry lee Cream. The Pas 'eurized Mila Co An
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27
FL ES A PLEDGE.
Houston Emory Will Be Candidate for
 Constitutional Convention.

Houston Emory present state sena tor from this district, yesterday filed his pledge as q candidate Tor The office of delegate to he constitutional convention and stated that a more definite announcement ol he candi dacy would be made next Tuesday morning lie said that he would make the feature of his candidacy at. form which pledged that all the state and county officers should be placed on salary basis
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27
BAR ASSOCIATION
 PATRIOTIC BALL
OLD GLORY WILL APPROXIMATE IN THE COLORs FOR THE
 EVENING.

Hon Rosco Lynn, secretary of he State Bar Assocation of Arkansas. IS a genuine patriot To him Old Glory means Liberty and Love. He s anxious that tte meeting of the bar assoc,at ion to convene on May 3l represent all u1at is patriotic and stand for tbe glory Of the flag.
 On the evening of Thursday, inc 3lst an informal ball will be given at the Arlington hotel at Nr Lyuns re quest with the lawyers Of the state yieing with each other and their ladies together with the young society set of Cals city in doing honor 10 Captam Philip E. SI-ney and the gallant mem bers O his company who are to be mustered nto the service of he l-n... ed States army on May 3D. Captain Sisuey aud hls e.ire company have been req ested to be present at this tall in order hat they may be paid the tribute by tue ople of Hot Springs and the lawyers of the state they are IUtiy due Captain SI-uey, char3D erisuc of Bhc true -oIdier he IS. has promised and the young society set are preparing to give them rousing time and no doubt when it is over the yerie-t "lageard' will be anxious to take chance on dying for old Glory.
 The Arlington hote. will be sor- -cC sly de ora,ed by the management.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

1T your milk and cream is not satis- factory try Humphreys Dairy. Tele. Pnone 9o07-F2. 5-15tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

Lst SOrrells DTus Co iook ate, our KODAK unlsLing k-1A-tS
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

teuriled Milk Go 4.l-tf
 Loean Berry ieo Cream The ras
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FOUND NoT.CE-

Taken up on May the l6'h, within city iim'ts One sorrel horse. with Wh tc iace and three White feet aged animal Wili be sold Mag 90 for pound fees. feed bili advertising VII, be old at city pound May 3Oth at 70 q m Of same day. D RYNDERs.
 Poundmaster
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oh. nA.rse. nsriazs.

DT DaCOsla NaIGer announces thA he has removed his offices % a front suite, second floor in the Kempnef buk ding. Elevator service t-iS-tI
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-27

t-e lig4els Golden Tip Tea for making iced tea This tea j. pro- cured only from fine early lowery p.cang-, which in this country is found u Uat few of the most exclusive -toros and hen at prces varying rom $20o 10 $5oo a pound Price $lou pound For sale py k C Mor r.s Drus Go Phone Z42 6IoU.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-03

difficult
shovelng
friend dared H. pendcuar headed
Wilson Smith the bank.
drive Egin By this had
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-03

Sugar beet growers of Southern
Calf fornia has formed an association.
Temporary offices of the association
have been opened in Los Angeles.
Supplies of lima beans on hand in
warehouses January ! totaled 513,925
sacks, as against 769,238 last year
Blackeyes this year total 1854
sacks.
The Riverside County Chamber OF
Commerce at it's recent meeting at
Arlington recommended the securing
of a farm adviser for Riverside coun-
ty.
Fertilizer companies which are col
lecting kelp off the coast of San
Diego county are reported to have
"moved" over 100000 tons of seaweed
last year.
A big addition is to be made to the
packing house of the Sierra Madre-
Lamanda Citrus Association. tt is
planned to handle from five to nine
cars daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-03

his seat. The bleacher seats will ac-
commodate over 1000 persons where
they will have an excellent view of
the ring"
Silver has arranged with the Mex
ican authorities to have the arena well
policed, and he emphasizes the fact
that there will be strict regulations, as
far as behvior of the crowd is con-
cerned. There will be large num-
ber of ladies from the Valley present
and the police will see to it that their
presence is respected.
Hess and Curl has rounded in to
fine physical condition and are ready
to give the fans grand surprise.
Considerable wagers have been made
on the result, with the odds at even
money. Both fighters have a large
following in this county and there is
sure to be a loud and enthusiastic
yelling when the men start to mix
things. Both are wearing an optimis-
tic smile which shows that they have
a world of confidence il" winning. The
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-03

dealer and want it exchanged for a
new one, even if he is willing to pay
the difference If, upon examina-
tion, it is not worth repairing, we
will allow it's full scrap value toward
the purchase Of new battery.
"No car owner takes tire to the
repair shop, and, while it is being
repaired, demands that another be
supplied to him to use. There is no
logical reason why he should make
this demand when he takes a stor-
age battery in to be repaired. How
ever, we have batteries Of all types
and sizes for rental at a very rea-
sonable price while the owners bat
terry is being repaired.
"Both tires and batteries are guar
anteed against defects in workman
ship or material, but neither is guar
anteed against breakdown if the car
owner abuses them. The car owner
pays for tire repairs and never thinks
thing about them. In the same way
he should cheerfully pay for such
repairs as are necessary from time to
time on his storage battery"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-03

Announcement was made this morn
ing by Billy Silver, secretary and
matchmaker of the international
Sporting Club of Mexicali, that every
preparation for the twenty-round bout
between Dos Hess and Walter Curl
at the bull ring, in the Mexican town
tomorrow afternoon, has been COM
pleted, and also that an enormous at
tendance was expected.
'The demand for reservations for
tomorrow's contest has beaten all pre-
vicus records in the Valley" stated
Silver this morning. "The sporting
fraternity in all the towns have
warmed up to this fight and l ex-
pect to see large gathering in the
bull ring when the fighters crawl
through the ropes. The club has
spared no expense in fitting up an
elegant ring, together with large
and commodious seating capacity, and
it will be our aim to see that every
holder of a reserved ticket will get