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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
ICON" CASE UP TODAY

In criminal court to-day. Emil Ray
viii 60 IN rria. far tn" alleged swnd-
Ing -; TWO l"cal mon "ut of more than
81 HNh. Ray is an Italian and t@t' p0-
lice say Il very smooth 'rrr' worker
Til" case - Waiter Rlainr. Coiurc i.
appoal"d fora ",;y police court IL mo-
lion /" uuaah th' warrant will b" III
reduced by IN; attorney. T.. j. Graham
Nick Whit" will -n on trial tomorrow
fnr receiving STOLEN goods. also NICha.
F'InncEan for resisting An officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Woman |mpGrSOnateS
, - Federal Official

: ynunE lady Wh" rrfu~cd Ia Tivr icr
naa.,. 49, taken Inio custody IaSi Co.
cnIu. 10y the Martins Ferry I.nic" ut a
nnt"r3"su tir,-,Ii place III III" upper end
Of town. creating quite Il rough house.
Sh" was rrd"aNnrinE /" int1"r*0nai" Il
we'll known rough h"uS.'" dane" when
tn, rollc" swuoI"d urnn III" gathering.
WU"n arrested. the Creeks said she
'"d them $h" was 4 Spy FOR lhc allies
and IN agent for III" ;nl:,.i States. She
TOLD them 81, '"ElI $p"an :CI"n d.
f"r"ni languages and had been All over
H. world.
The lady Is hrinG hvld at In" Martins
F'"rry JAIL awaiting invest cation by The
federal authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
NICE TRIBUTE
IN VERSE THE
WORK Of A MISS
Under Caption "1t's Needed Most by
YOU Young Lady Contributes
Pretty Poem.

In verse. under the title. IT'S Needed
Most Ey Tou" MISC Beuah Harry, 6iJ
Haynes avenue. .Johnstown- Pa pas
the following pretty tribute to Pe2ton-
izcd Nux-lron after having made n
thorough test of this wonderful rem
cdy. The poem follows:
ITS Needed Most BY You"
When starting on your daily toll.
kcrp this though, in view:
pcptonizcd NuX-iron' just the thing
That's needed most BY you.
II tones up: your Tholc system,
Relieves every pain and ache;
4 tonic worth it's weight in gold,
TEST IL for your stomachs sake.
II gives You now ambition,
Makes living worth your while;
Where once YOU wore careworn looh.
You'll wear A sunny smile.
II purihcS your system.
Jus, put IT. TO tho test:
And you'll find Of ali the tonic3
pcrtonzed NuN-1ron is the best.
If your very 1itcs q burden
And your systems all run down,
Or. If you're but a nervous wreck.
Then you need Pcptonized Nux-Iron.
In your life you'll take new interest.
You'll get good health on the run;
If you'll only take as directed
The great rcptonzcd Nux-1ron
This is not merely to advertise
This famous remedy:
rs strong testimonial.
or how it's brought my health 10 me.
have taken but ono bottle.
Md will say without a doubt.
It's Il "tonic' that no family
Should be without.
Fcpionzcd NuxIrnn is now being cx.
piained daily TO ever increasing crowds
at G. II. Crest & Co. 1l25 MARKET
street. Drop IN and talk il over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
TRAIN SMASHES AUTO
IN MARTINS FERRY

An automobile owned and driven by
man named Ha-lert and accompanied BY
II young lady who refused 10 Giv. her
named. had a narrow escape from death
yesterday afternoon when their car be-
cam" stalled on the T.. -. {. & ST.. L.
railroad tracks. on Center street Mar
Tins Ferry and was struck by 4 passen-
ger train. The young Man was driving
tho car and it stl!led. when h. b, came
excited and tried TO rush across the
tracks. Luckily both escaped with only
slight injuries. but the machine was
totally demolished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Habitual Deserter
Taken Back to Camp

Narfi"ld Evans. who mas deserted the
National army thru" time; SINCE last
l',.rrmhcr was taken L" camp Merit.
y. J. yesterday hy Private Lewis T..
Whit" rf tho l.. :. army recruiting sta
zion al rark"r> burg. Evans WAS ar
rrsr"d several days AZ" and centred 10
III" ohio county Jail.
Evans deserted In" first tim" last Dc
c"mlrsr. being arrested near his home
N I.itr'lrtun. H.! was taken /" 10
h"k"n alrl wa; ordered seat over there"
with the first contingent 10 leave. lie
d",irrd again ami wa* arrested Il;
Mnundsvill" and taken back 10 the same
camp lt"fur' he c";Ild l." sent across
he deserted IN" third t,mc. 10 nc ar
rested hero.
il is stated lie said he would never
go To Franco in LII, army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
200 HORSES AWAIT
TAP OF THE GONG FOR
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

KALAMAZOO July li.-Orer TWO
hundred horses ar" Quarthr"d nj Eccr,-
alton Park tonight awaiting thr tap %!
The gong I" begin kaiamaznn'S eleventh
Grand Circuit meeting. This years rae
ing carnival is tho continuation affair
with events rart"d for both the mil" AMI
half mile tracks The Michigan Short
ship circuit is filling date; here and VIII
rae" over tn" smaller circle.
Nin"i""n RACES ar" scheduled for tn"
S.N AFTERNOONS.
Tuesday. "Wednesday aud Thursday
are reserved exclusively for thr Grand
''ircul;rrs. Til" frr'" for ali pace is on
Wednesday with Miss Harris NJ. SiuCl"
-. fla! Boy. Russell Boy. and William
Entered 'rh" SOS tr"t. n So 0nn race
VIII also hn staged on this day.
Thursday biz feature Will hn the free
for all trr't. II has drawn ST. Frisco.
Mabel Trask. Early Dreams Lu Prince
ton. Royal Mack and BacIliL
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and my troubles caused by that weak
ness are n thing Of the past. All women
who suffer as | did should try Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. JAS. RoHRBERG, 620 Knapp St. +,
N. s., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Women who suffer from any torn of
weakness, as indicated by displacements,
Inflammation, liberation, Irregularities,
backache, headaches, nervousness or
1.-The blues" should accept Mrs. Rohr-
berg's suggestion and give Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
thorough trial.
For over forty years it has been
correcting such ailments. If you have
mysterious complications write for
advice to Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Filtration Commission
Leaves For Columbus

Ar Insr:rti"n of the filtration system
~ use m Columbus. -. will h mai"
to-day by Ii" four members Of the NJ
traIiuu commission vi this city. Tho
commission left fur t"lumh'iS vest. rria V
morning and was r"Ini'uS", If civ
Manager -. ~. Magic. Mayor I. M"rr!u
N"stcr. nr +. l.. trrnhrccht aud Walter
Hilton. TIC '"mmiS=I"n ~. gathered
mu"h data on li'trarinn on r""y!"us
visits Ia pittsburgh. Hlrubcnviilr and
Inn. 1T 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Police Court.

WIN MC.Anlyre. W. &. DAVIS and John
boo w"r" arrested on plain drunk
charges. Saturday evening. 'hn$. Nc
ponnt. arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer burton WAS :Llsu picked Up on Ii
drunk charge All VIII a. given th",rE
hearings this morning h"fnr" .hC;ing
May"~ Freeman. 1t IS likely that they
will 10 handed me usual fvc and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
R.emains To Arrive Tomorrow.

Tho body az the late Eurp"-al s.
Claire Haughtou. who passed away a;
Camp Mills. y. Y, Friday afternoon Will
arrive in this city tomorrow morning
about ten o'clock. according 10 word re-
cciv.~d by his parents last evening. Tho
body is to be shipped from New York
this morning at 49, O'clock and Will b..
escorted by on" man. Funeral services
Will DO held tnmorr'w- afternoon At :
o'clock from the First NJ. l.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
And Then He Woke Up.

Did ""u Try tn" Sample plan 1T count =
ins sheep f"T ?"ur !u.:"Iuli'H"
"i.:S. 'ir'';or. hut mad" mess If II.
I counted l"."H" sheep. I'Ui ERA on in"
car ard <h'vr'rI 'c'u - market. Md
wH!su Ia ::'.t through counting in, wad
- u!"Hry | got i"r th"'n Il; present
rr'''.S. Il WAS t.mc Ia E"t up. -.EuS'"n
Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Terrians In Accident.

Chester Gnsn"y. al this cr:y was
slightly injured Saturday afternoon
wh"n the machIn" III which h" was
riding wen, over tho bank on tine
National Irik., about Ugh; miles west II
Hrirl,,rporI Tn. nIarhIu" was badly
smashed and was t"w"d Ia N" VAIL
Motor company in tins CITY. r;osn"y
was taken a. ia" Martins Ferry hospital
wh"r" his injuries wrr" dressed His
c"ndiilnus WAS mitch improved last
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Sc.haffer ObseQ uics.

Funeral services for William SChaffcr
who was. killed by a Il. & .. train ut
Eannnck Saturday morning Will BE- con-
duc:ed III tho family HON. in South
First street. this evening n eight
o'clock. The remains WILL NJ shipped 10
PITTSBURGH tomorrow morning over the
e. 4 I. at ten o'cl"rk. and ini"rn"nt wlli
b. made in the family burial grounds a.
thai place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Relics On Display.

\ ,nInltur" a"rupianc mad" from 4
';.rntaT shell and n German Guu are on
q spicy IN The window Of TN kalE,nn
aud Parker drug Stur" in South Fourth
street and ar" a;tr;TtnE much Ht;"n-
;Iun. III" articles W"r" sent from
Francr iy William "Smnk"" Lewis. Ia
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Low
Is an South Pearl street: TIL" parents
NalI" ih" RI lies worry much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
REECE & CLULO
Fourth Street, Martins Ferry
Boys To Camp July %.

belmont county selects vii! leave fnr
Camp Sherman on tho morning Of July
card. according 10 information received
at the local draft board. The boys VIII
leave over the +. 4 q. leaving the front
"f Hanover street nj S:;h o'clock It il
likely that th" vhol.. city will turn out
lu give them Il rnu$,nG send OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Caused Considerable Excitement.

Thu accident which occurred at Dead
Man rrn~.;lnG u"rlh -: This city yes
t"rdnv afternoon IN which TWO persons
from Sl"utruyIil" were injured ciuS"d 4
~, At im0ual # excitement ~ tins city.
l. MAS first reported thu both had hcrn
killed and PERSONS hurried /" IN" seen"
of The a"rlt"ni Thousands "f parsons
vi"w"d IA. wrecked machine during he
AFTERNOON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
TWO INJURED
IN AUTO SMASH
STEUBENVILLE MAN AND EAUGA-
TER HAVE MARROW ESCAPE at
DEAD MANS CROSSING.
Body OF Martins Ferry Soldier VIII
Arrive Tomorrow Morning. other
News OF Martins Ferry

Samuel u. Peterson. Of "a South
Seventh street. %t"ubcnv!llt. and ms
daughter Mrs. y. /. tnnrGy. ais" OF thht
pitC' had harrow rScai" from h'ihS
..:ll"d yesterday ~ noon when IN" auto
mobile IN which lhry were RIDING WIS
struck Is tn" li:ia u'Cl"ck north hound
W. " L.. r., passenger tram NJ I'"an
Mans C-nsS!nE about w" miles Eorth
ui this city Mr.. Peterson sustained Il
broken lex and other injuries about IN"
body and his daughter "sr;I"d WIN
only 4 few cuts. Thc extent nl thcIr IN
JurloS We're not known last evening.
TIL" lady WAS driving III" machine Al
tho tim" Of III" acCid"n; and according
IL n:rScns witnessing The nr"idrn' ShI
stalled the machine on tho track ana De-
fore she VIZ Hhlr "a get Il started ihH%
We're hi hy tho train. tn" machine
WAS pushed about nifty yards hy the on.
GIN hclur" tn tram could n stopped
by the engineer. Mr.. Peterson WAS
thrown from In" mach!n" whrH /; Wa
first struck huL his daughter was h"t
all" 10 get nul and was n the machine
uudgr the debris when rcScu:rS reached
her
They were rushed /" the Martins
Ferry hospital lit the lI"S!np ambulance
where medical aid was rendered 10y 1T
X. II. Wilson. Their condition was
much imprurd last evening.
Th" machine was totally demolished
and the thousands Of persons from mis-
city and vicinity made the trip up inc
river last evening L. view the macHlnH.
The top was torn of Al thr crossing
while lhr wheels and dourS Of tn" ma
chino wer" scattered nhUut IN" tracks up
10 where the automobile lay.
Numerous accidents have occurred AT
;hiS crossing in the past few months.
Tn" people w"rc on their WY I" this
city when tn" accident occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Plan EiGe To Colerain.

Tho l">%I tram? of Roy Scouts und"7
IN" command of Roy McManus Of This
city n" planning 4 hike for next Friday
rv"Eiug which Will take them 10 colo
rain Tie tny will lctv" this city about
seven o'clock and viii hik" - r"l"raili.
Wh''rr they will spend IA" night and r.
.urn noun SatWrIaN !nnrrinG.
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Meeting Tonight.

Ma rrnrrian: meeting rf III" mothers
- III" sviGG""~ has been called for thlS
evening ut so u'ci"rk III IA" Board of
Trad" rooms by Mrs. Howell Jones.
;'r"sidrn; Of III" association. lust wh1:
" II tab" nla..s al III" meeting was not
mah,. known in; !, * llh"l! that several
important matters Will hr gwen attcn-
t!Un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

q " 90 AAShlS "'tNtf
caused back ach U
and headaches. A
friend called m y
attention to one of
your newspaper
advertisements and
INN edia ely my
husband bough t
three bottles of
Lydia Z. linkham' 3
V cget a b le Com
pound for nj G.
After taking two
ho+t1oo I folt finn
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Funeral for Mrs. Bye To-day.

Funeral services fur Mrs. CAROLYN:
Rye aged s.. widow OF Frederick Byr.
WIN passed away Friday. will b. h"li
IN III" family home. +hi South Broad
NAY street. This afternoon at 2:3u
"'"i"ck. Mrs.. Iiy" VAS L member Of the
English Lutheran church. Intcrmcnt
VIII hc in MI. Wood.
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For SALE

9o1 Olive rooms hardwood finish polish
floor: modern. must II" seen 10 hc
appreciated ........,........ So. 500
90ll-l?lI---Two modern homes. good
locality S4, 900
Ii.1--EIve rooms. fair home. lot
3oXlun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1,4JO
90nS--For;y weight Acres Land. worth
NOR" money ....,..... f,ooo
SIX rooms new hard wood finish. mod
rrn. bcautlrul home: sacrifice. 81, 500
Four room EunEalow: modern ..S2,75o
l'iv. room Bungalow: modern. IN
finished So 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Examination To-day

\ civil service examination viii b"
hid ;hI% evening at tn" "a: lulldnS
.,y ~" evil S"r.:C" 'r':iI'ii:S.rrn. Tor APP
i.!i,'aui> desiring appointments "n Tho
I.u,c. force. Th"r" ar" tw'' vacancies
II thu department AZ present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Eeet This Evening.

The regular :ucctinE of tbs city board
- education will H. held TINS evening IN
I'll" oiCJc. of Superintendent i. V. Mel
son. ! number Of important matters
Will h.. ciTvI attcnI!On. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Three Draftces Leave.

James rrump. Henry Liitman and
John StorH. OF this City viii leave :hi:;
morning t0r cincinnati whcr" they will
enter Tho ONO Mechanical institute ut
that place for army service. The boys
Appeared n the incal DRAFT board Satur-
day Afternoon for their flnai Instruc-
lions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

'rhr... local men VIII i":ti" to-day FOR
n" | University NJ ,'u"InEatl. wh"r. they
VIII :rh" up special army work. They
.r..~l';.rir DAVIS. ll.trE Iiarnr.; and JOS
,1k NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Funeral for William Nicbur.

THIS Afternoon a. $50 clock. In liz,
fumily homo. Mozart road. funeral ser
VICES will hc held f"r William N;chur.
aged -. nho died Thursday morning.
lulrrmcnt will he in Mt Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Initiate Glass,

Ecllair> nvrI. rf I-tGl.S will meet
this "yrniug IN Odd Fellows hall. 4
;aSs .: Candidates Will hc mi; iat"h
i'vlt"uing Tho work = SOCIAL session Will
tr ned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Futile Pleasantly


She-"f hoard n noise very late when
gnu rar,c ir
Tic Gacctiously) Was il the nigh;
falling
She fsternly>--"No; il was the dav
breaking" -EaltimoTe American.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
DRINK And piSorderly.

Barbara Watson was arrested yHStcr- :
day afternoon by Officers EcddY and
l.arkinS for stirring up thu u"Ighbnr-
hood in North First street. Sh" was
locked up On Z drunk and dIS'rderiT
charg" and will b. given nor hearing
this morning II, the opening SESSION OF
court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
CHOLERA SPREADING
FROM RUSS CAPITAL

STCN'KlIOlM. July l+.-SlX r:ls"s Of
what ~" medical hoard 3rpnounr"S I"
h" .N%irt!r cholera ar" on hoard tho
Swedish steamer .hnEriInanland which
arrived to-day from l"iruIr;ld.. July u.
Members 81 tn" Sh!i'S company say
cholera - "nl'iriH'" arh las spread wide
y in H.'r"Grud. WHEN IL" Vessel sailed
JulT =. hoy add r"liuG wRS III progress
IN T'"trucTIh and ruH"hin" guns hnd boon
used ~ several quart r. nf thr city.
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! HUSBAND
, N.Y.! Saves Wife
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh, Pa" For many months
l was not able to do my work owing to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
POLICE
GO 1 RA|D|NG
I;Eoop Down on Unsaspeccing SPEAK
eastss, Landing Many-Other
Beuat-e News.

When y"a ylslt IN" ofttc" II ''h,"t OF
:1'olics Ma1on" t"day. y",i vii! discover
ha, il resembles :. wil"i:S:,i" St"rshouss
!!eor liquid refreshments. This condition
t-vas the result OF Il rurt!,-:r ~ raids ca
!:llegal refreShm.n, IYSpcaSarisS made
::-esterday by S;a:c detectives. aSSiSt.!
Thy deputy Shcri:is and n" E"i!ar" Isn-
lice. = large part o: III Gle" IS t;.k't Il
!;.p with ALI kinds ut l-roz- and S"v"r:l !
ibrands ct beer. Wn.rh ~;L> ""nii>''ttcd u
/ lie various Places tiur;HS~ t:'.. raids. Th':
,:.nount q the lunE" roI.fi$"at"I - vllu-
I'D at sevcra! hundred dollars. K cog
irr:ced wiu..S WHISKY ard !"..-r nI,.:n IN
different sections Of ~. In.:"G SAFES.
It waS H.. biggest pull % Sy",....:tst..S
i,.ver made N !;"i!t:-n .-','i "r..tt.cti CON
sternt,irn L:nu"r ~ "i"7t."r' IL N.
&: peakra!,i-ss ard ':i'r- ",'"..r,,u;% when
ne Officers ,.n;,r"'I ana :,Ut",! al ind. :
arrest and cnatiSc:t:'.,: IT,. Net sr.,,t$.
Eeg:nnics, a;srU: :..".'i IL. r::.,' - rl$-
i-ted eleven Sp"aN"aSt'~. al - which
we're doing i ;'!r..!n:; t":~.'r-~S. anal
!. hey ~er.. Placed aE'!'- :IrT'.'' aa'. tdk"E
10 the city hu!.ifrs. and .u':%r;! ~ a..
Two Of th. nirrt- = s.t',.H",! @ct.ii;y and
we're fined sos .g"il TO- setting na SUI
Nay. Ti?r ones pleading ariill: SET. Mrs.
Joseph MARITIME. T~"ri"-iI'th stree. ard
.:'fum alley and Coon" Madden ni ,;urr,i-
ii,carines h..:or. Mayor t'ulh"r;Srr :"Ga$
!.-S follows:
Mrs. Conroy. Nh. ., n-ry- :-;.tl ST. ph"n
Conroy OF Cherry Aii"r.
Mrs. p"".aItn. a." CRESCENT street.
Ed Smith loss Fi,". .F..~....i, s.. rh,ns
nrd Georg" iIpi:. ,;..-.,J ~: :, spec ;Ina;Y
az Firty-fnur'h STREET.
Decker itvh.i,~,u - Guernsey <tcr.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

rnuyr,7t;ou at Toledo. Saturday alter
,norS TIE telegram announcing tu,:
Srl..rri1n ySaS received from George Ear
rs:t. one Of thu. delegates from tins city.
TIN. old officers we~r r"-"lcct"d but TIN.
convention will b. in S$Sion to-day and
,.-"iahiy lat.r.
The handing of IN" convention TOR
UrIi,jrr - no, 0cly n boost for this city
hut :nr all :h!S section Of the ohio val
L.; several hundred delegates attend
IT,. annual meetings. which means tha;
h1ut!rcdS Of visitors from All I'll" towns
IN III" Ohio raf!"% Will b" present during
b. 2. -rrd uf tn.. convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

SThCKHOLM: Iul! it.--Th" F>inni$!
senate. according :" a telegram from
Ii"iS!UgfurS. las closed the frontier h"-
tween Finland and Russia. owing ~ the
prevalence of cholera at PcLrograd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

W-!lnn ?ni!".. Hirt "i.-r> bis morning
ten Offenders r.r..S:...! S.r'uri:.v rir',
will apcp1r h..t"r. Mayer '''::io.rtSnn N,i
we're ARRESTED: "n '..n72;''% II d-;:H:lr"SS.
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I:cktatr,' w. -'l.,'"i - h. ;,;... :, :
She 1912 na:;"r:' "..:t"..rl';..r II N.,f.ri-
can Flint Glass r!:"rS =; IT,. nv;,yy:.:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-23
WATCH FOR PLANT DISEASES
Food-Products inspectors Are Report
ing Disorders Found in Shipments
of Vegetables.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
To detect local outbreaks of diseases
of vegetables and fruits which when
uncontrolled cause heavy losses in the
field or in transit, the food-products
inspectors of the United States depart
ment of agriculture are reporting dis
eases found In shipments of produce
at twenty-three of the leading market
centers of the country. Some of these
inspectors are expert plant pathoio-
gists and others are market inspectors
who have been trained TO detect signs
of important diseases and rots.
Whenever a shipment shows a seri-
Gus disease or rot, the department at
once notifies its county agent and other
representatives in the affected locality
and distributes explicit instructions for
overcoming or minimizing future
losses. The notification to the point
of shipment also prevents shippers
from continuing to ship material GER
tain to spoil in transit and thus waste
car space.
This detection of disease, however.
is largely a by-product of the market
inspection made at these markets by
the department to certify to shippers
the condition as to soundness of fruits,
vegetables and other food products, as
authorized by the food production act,
approved August 10, 1917.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-23

the district draft board. The local
board in Yellowstone toog up the mat
ter with Governor Stewart, who re-
ferred it to the district board The
latter wired the Yellowstone board:
THE chairman of this board has
just conferred with the governor and
it is the opinion of both that you can
send portion of your quota and defer
the farmers until their crops are gath
cred, and that you should advise the
war department that the remainder
of the quota will be sent to camp when
this has been completed.
This board regards it as vital
that crops be gathered first"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-23
STOCK AND CROP NOTES.

Baker e Law assisted by r. l..
Bender of Armour & Co., of Spokane,
have bought 1877 head of fat cattle
from Stark & Neace, 60 head from
Claude Simth, 80 head from Troub &
Sons, and 80 head from r. ID. Stark,
making ten full car loads in all at
Winona, Wash, Prices ranged up to
10 cents for the best at the yard
at Winona.
Returns from the first government
apprisal of wool from the Yakima
valley received last Saturday at Yaki-
ma, Wash, by telegram by Coffin
Bros. indicate growers will net AS to
So cents pound for their 1918 clip.
The railroad figures for the seasons
shipment place the total of at a little
over 100000, which will mean re-
turns to growers of at least $1,100,-
600 on the wool clip of this season.
Receipts of cattle, hogs, and sheep
at SO cities in June show increases
over receipts in June, 1917, according
to the monthly report just issued by
the Bureau of Markets. The June
totals for the two years covering all
the larger cities, with 1918 figures
given first are: Cattle, 1,5sO,92O,
1,544,299; hogs, 2,596,619, 2,472, 900;
and sheep, 1,247,115, 1,042,235. AL
though previous monthly reports have
shown increases in one OF two classes
of live stock, it is pointed out that
this is the first time increased re-
ceipts are reported for all three
classes of live stock, cattle, hogs,
and sheep in the same month.