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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
VICTIMS WERE
CAUGHT UNDER
DISABLED CAR
Two Creighton Brothers, of
Triadelphia, Under Arrest
for Reckless Driving.

Fiv. automobiles figured in q double
collision on the suspension prlosc. ~"
tween 9:+u and 10 O'Clock last nlShl:
Three persons wrr" injured. none %
wrecked while each or tho other -FOUR
was slightly damaged Two persons
arc under arrest.
The injured.
G.. EDWARD GRIFFIN. manager
Standard garasa. injured about mead
and face. Will recover c.o,,-
JAMES CASEY, night manager StatEu-
ard garage. injured about lower eNtrem-
itirs and body. Will recover.
JAMES 3. REED. toll tak"r on bridge
Cut about face. -
The two mon under arr"St are A. ~
of Triadelpha. They will! face charges
OF driving an auto on q public highway
whilr intoxicated
according TO eye witnesses !ne
CreigntonS wore driving toward IN" clF
IN an enclosed Ford touring car. when
they jan;med into Jake E"ueyStecls car.
Th.: Creighton car was pu; out or com
mission and n pinne call brought CRU
fin and Casey with tn" service truck
from tho Standard garage.
Reed left his post 1T the toll nous"
tn assist in removing the damaged car
and was standing beside the Ford on
tae south sidewalk. when Ford ap-
preached on the North sid" coming Wc;I |
liam Henry FTradlcy. OF Martins Forty.
Ucatllcv halted his ear as hH ncar"d the
service truck for tn" reason that n"
could not pass. Griffin and Casey
rrawled under the I'oId and were jack
inS il up.
Just az hc stopped TIcadley says he
heard tho claXon Of a machine approach
ing from tho Island Then there was
crash. \ large REQ touring car crashed
into thu Ford almost dcmolishinE it..
with the two auto mon oeneath II;
tleadlcy inaped tenn his car and rushed
10 the toll houS,. and called police head
quarters for Officers ana the ambut lance
Then he and Reed rushed back on the
bridge and helped eXtrlcato the injured.
Griffin was unconscious md casey was
suffering terribly. AZ first glance his
log seemed To har" been fractured.
Casey was bur recently discharged from
the army.
Upon the arrival Of the ambulance the
injured Mon were rushed to the NortE
Wheeling hosaital where DR.. James
Schwinn and Dr.. F. IT. 1kert attended
them.
When IIeadlcy examined. his car he
found that the service truck had been
driven against his front axle and that
tho axle was badly bent.
PnSser GERS IN the Rec were Or. George
Otto ard Herman Coss. Thclr car was
only slightly damaged and was driven
away under its own power. The only
ether car that could PC driven away
was the service truck.
Hnadlny- had been taken 10 police brad
quarters by an officer but was ordeced
released BY Chief Henderson.
The Creighton boys had bGrn removed
to ,the hospital. but examination proved
tnt,t they were drunk and unnJured ana
they were removed to the lookup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13

HARLESTON. ". Va. March L.
The only feature of Tn" fifteen minute
session Of the stat" senate this afternoon
was the introduction OF u bill by SEN
ator F. Fl. Morton. democrat. Of Webster
Springs. IT, require IL lIccnS" tax on all
persons firms and corporations opcrul-
inS coal mines within TN" state. 10 raise
4 sufficient fund 10 pay TIA" expenses
OF the state depart mrnt Of mines and
OF the three miners hospitals at Welch.
McKndree and FairInnnt.
The TAX proposed would he apportion-
cd annually by the state auditor on the
basis Of the total production in the
state. II license being issued I" each coal
producer for each n:nc operated. The
rate Of tax on each mine wOrld be fixed
according to the amount Of coal IL pro-
duccd.
There are about 1900 mines. large and
small. in the stat" and IN" operators
Of these would b" required 10 pay such
a license tax aS would, In the aggregate
raise tho sum of S30%.Iao tnr each Of he
fiscal years cf 1920 and 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
STARS Temperament
VENTEDI IN PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. March e:-Becausc
Rosa Roisa had an attack Of what Is
called in artistic circle Temperament:
and refused to sing III Trovatorc:'
here Tuesday night, untold inconyeni-
ence and annoyance were caused hun,
drcds Of Of pittsburgh music lovers. and
incidentally the ChicagG opera IA ass0Tlae Ttc
opera was oriEinallE :SrG Sdyer,sed ,n Tbu1s for
iay. thr excuse being that car OF
properties had not arriysd. nnsassaAv An snd eN1
bnndreds of people waited in. line for
hours Tuesday afternoon on, ana an oorfsinS EVENING;
at striaE Mosque where the perform
sncc 6f Madame Butterfly. But s1 .av,teus: vas SUB;
vas mn. what the diva thought it should
b.. it is asserted and IS when she bf 59oksd kea
ordcred the date changed to give the
nublic more time to buy seats for her
T'1 This is the second time thc dramatic
sonrano has given An exhibition OF
"TanmnHrament" Zen in her brief American
career
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Marine Strike May Tie
Up All Transportation
Lines in Metropolis

NEW YORK. March ia, complete
tic-up Of New Y"rk city's subway. elc-
waited and surface car lines As we'll as
paralysis Of harbor shipping is threat
crcd by the strike Of harbor workers
which has been in progress more than a
wcrk il was asserted today
Frank Hrdlcy. general man:, :er or
the Introboro Rapid Transit and allied
lines declared that unless coal harges
are m9yed at on onSf Tanbattan isSHd viii
result. Freight is piling up az piers
and movement Of transatlantic and
coastwisc shipping has been demoral-
lied.
cd the situation as "criticar' and CALI
cd for federal intervention by tho com.
mandc"ring Of tugboats The Whole
sale Coal Dealers association tcle-
grn phed Secretary Baker yesterday pc
titionng him to seize enough equip
ment to coal troop ships tied up here
While these appeals were going for-
ward, the situation was further compli-
Gated by Mathew McConville. head or
the Hoisting Engineers union. that his
organization would support the strik-
crs if coal barges were manned by non
union labor.
association said that until tho federal
government interevcnes it will be i'm
possible 10 load a vessel in New York
harbnr.
All efforts toward settlement OF the
strike were susnended today pending re-
turn of James L. Hughes. federal medi-
ator The war labor board issued
statement i'm Washington. in which it
said that while it could not change or
enforce the award Of V. Everit Macy.
its umpire. which resulted in renewal
Of the strike. il would not object to an
adjustment Of the controversy through
tho offices Of Mr.. Hughes even by a.
modification OF the award.
The Roat Owners association declar-
cd il would not meet the strikers
through their union leaders. and the
Marine Workers utilization fatty re-
fused tho employers suggestions for a
joint Cancellation committee to discuss
priaupnHe1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
DEMAND DEPORTATION ].
OF RADICAL Elements

PITTSBURGH. March 12.-Denand-
ing that the government create .;,, .ryd ny
ha tn their native la1d all I. ". ".
egitators esin or and Bolshevlk agents. FEsnk
B. McClain. former lieutenant goTsfnot
% Pennsylvania, addressed the PITTS.
burgh chamber Of commerce. TO-DAY. he
t1,e ncv executive officer Of the Penn
syivania public welfare commission:
THE United States Will not tolerate =;
challenges or threats from I. ": ".
members or Bolsheviki agents said Ai:
Mcclain. These organizations arc mot.
WORTH OF the fair name of America
They are not appreciating the blessing
which was given them when they were
permitted to enter this country: II -
time to make them understand they can
not intimidate our government or us
citizens" -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13

The bill prohibits anyone in the state
from operating II coal mine without
state license. All such persons must
make application TO the auditor for such
liccnsr. and in the application state the
production or estimated production OF
the mine to he licensed. all such applica-
tions for the first year To be IN by
June so. 1920.
The auditor is then required TO estab-
lsn the basis on which the license rate
shall be tiXrd for the different sized
mines and on that basis notify each
person. firm or corporation Of the
amount nf license tax due from him,
and require its payment
The bill prohibits anyone in the state
from operating i coal mine without a
state license. All such persons must
make application 10 the auditor for such
licrnSr. and in the application state tho
production or estimated production OF
,hc mine 10 hr licensed. all such appli-
cations for the first year 10 be in by
juno 60. 1912.
The auditor is then required 10 estah-
lishrrth" basis on which the license rate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
CHURCH SEEKS DEBATE
WITH SENATOR KNOX

PITTSBURGH. March 1:.-Samuel
Harden Church. president Of Carnegie
institute Of technology. today announced
that he had sent" the following telegram
to. Senator Philander G.: Knox;
"As YOU are opposed 10 the Paris
league Of nations and am in favor of 1t,
1. cordially invite you TO a public dis
cussion Of this question with me in the
near future. either in Pittsburgh or In
Philadelphia. believing such debate
would be useful TO all Of us in reaching
q common understanding of this perplex-
ing problem
Up 10 this afternoon Mr.. Church had
not received a reply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
PRESIDENT To
REACH BREST
THIS EVENING
French Dignitaries and the In
evitable Col. House to
Greet Wilson.

PARIS. March IL BY the AsSocial-
cd Pressl-President Wilson will bc
met at Ercst by the French minister "1
marine, GEORGE: Lrygucs. Captain An
Dire Tardicu. Colonel Il. NJ. House and
his son-in-law Gordon -Auchincloss,
who left Paris by special train this
evening.
President Poincare, with guard OF
honor and band, will meet President
Wilson at tho Paris station on his ar
rival here Friday, probably between, II
o'clock and noon. The reception will be
unofficial and will lack the ceremony.
which attended the nrst arrival OF
President and Mrs. Wilson In Parls.
The steamer George Washington, IS
expected to reach Brcst about O'Clock
Thursday night, the president going
Immediately 10 n special train. NhIch
will make a slow trip TO the frcnch
capital.
RREST. March IA wireless mos
sage received here from he l. .. >.
George Washington. timed 1l:@0 a. NJ
Wednesday. says that tn" steamer IS
delayed and is moi expected TO rcach
Brcst before o'clock Thursday even
ing. ,.,.....
There is a stiff breeze blowing here
with heavy seas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
RUSSIAN REDS
RA|DED; 1888 ARE
UNDER ARREST
POLICE AND FEDERAL
OFFICERS IN ACTION
Ten Patrol Wagons Required
to Take the ''Haul'' to
Court Building.

NEW YORK. March 1e.-Policc.
secret service and Immigration officials
raidcd t4 building In East Fifteenth
street early this morning and arrested
l9S mon and two women. Ten patrol
wagons were required to take tho pri.'-
oners to the criminal courts building
posed 10 be Radicals.
The building was occupied accorllng
to the police by the Union Of Russian
Peasant Workers of America. One or
the prisoners Is Mollic Steiner. SEN
fenced to Is years impronment for vlo-
lation Of the espionage law, but at lib
erty on n writ of error pending an ap.
peal to the supreme ''rurt OF the Ghlt"d
States.
4 large quantity Of literature was
seized. Among it. the police say. they
found several small Ted books. printed
in Russian, which advocated IN" over
throw OF the United States government.
The raid was planned two weeks iLso
by Richard T.. EnrighL commissioner NJ
police, who consulted District Attorney
Swami. and then called in the immlgra-
ton authorities.
The detectives in the raid were m"m-
bers Of the bomb squad and the reserves
from the Elizabeth street station were
ordered out to guard tn" criminal courts
buildings while the prisoners were Dc
Ing questioned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
MONROE DOCTRINE IS
NOT ENDORSED BY
NATION LEAGUE UNION

LONDON. March 12.-tBy the Asso-
ciated Press.)-The efforts Of oscar
Straus, Of the American league to en-
force peace. to have the league Of ma
tions union favor an amendment to the
league Of nations covenant designed 10
SAFEGUARD the Monroe Doctrine failed
Today. The French and English dele
gates. who dominated the conference.
pleaded that the subject was too far
reoching for quick action, while the
Chinese protested that it too vitaily az
feclcd them.
Mr.. Straus proposed an addition to
Article ~, providing that should two
states threaten war on each other, The
nearest great power in the nrst IN
stance" was obligated TO- step in with
other u, t great powors. Should this power
fail. then Il would be a matter for. TIA
entire leagues fighting forces to
handle. . =,
The British proposal that Article Is
be changed to make any nation wnicn
breaks the covenant !psi facto At war
With all the other membt:s OF the
league, rather than merely committing
an act OF war as the covenant PROVIDES,
was defeated on the plea OF Mr.. StfauS.
who maintained that it conflicted with
thr constitution of the United States.
Whcreupon the other delegates said they
were glad 10 drop the matter. as they
were unwilling tO arouse further 1eei-
ing in the United States. The French
md British societies. presented many
proposed changes. but those agreed
uron wcro relatively unimportant. The
delegates will make use Of the points
brought out in the present discussion
and fhc decisions reached in addressing
the various peace commissions when
the covenant comes up for further CON
sideralion at the peace conference at
Paris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Three Injured in Double Crash of
Autos on The Suspension Bridge
STATE LICENSE TAX ON COAL
PRODUCERS PROPOSED BY MORT ON

shall be fixed for the different sized
mines and on that basrs notify each per
son. firm or corporation OF the amount
of license tax due from him. and require
its payment. ,
Discussing the purpose Of the bill
after tho adjournment OF the session.
Senator Morton said II was merely to
fsqurc the coal industry of the state
to pay the expenses Of the department
and institutions administered by. the
state for its sole benefit. just as the
banks of the state are required 10 pay
the costs of administering the state
banking laws.
The enactment Of such provision has
often hecn attempted in connection wiz
the amendment or rc-cnactment or the
state mine department Jaw. but always
has been defeated. The mines deparf =
mcnt bill went through the regular SOS
sion without any attempt being made. AT
least openly. to attach THIS provision
Coming up now. therefore. it will h;
considered wholly on It's merits and
nothing else will he Jcopardizcd by lis
passage or rejection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
OHIO CUARDSMEN AT
.BREST HON0RED BY
FRENCH OFFICIALS

ERES.r. March l2.--Admiral Moreau.
maritime prefcct of the port today re-
viewed the Thirty-srventh tOhio Ma
tional tuard) division Of American m
fantry which has arrived at Brcst on its
way to the United States.
Admiral Morcau presented the cTaEate
or commander of The Legion Of Honor.
IN Major General Charles s. Farnsworth
comma ndins the Thirty-scvcnth division
the cross Of Chcvalicr % the Legion TO
Colonel TWclyctreC and the military
medal 10 ten non-commiSsloned olrlccFS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
OHIO GUARD To
LAND At \. !.

WASHINGTON. March - The
Inrrwar,. me0cmanl of three additional
National Guard divisions. the Thirtieth
rnnnrSss.s North Carolina and South
carolina) Th:rty-SiNth (T"Xas and
Ok!ahomal and ThirtE-seventh' (Ohio)
has begun
several units Of these organizations
w"rr included among tn" 600 officers
and l2.O0O ncn whose departure from
France on seven transports was an
uounc"d today BY tn" WAT department..
Th, vessels arr due at Now YORK and
Newport News between March II
ard "A.
The southern troops will land at New
port News and Z" to camps IN Hlr-
ginia and Texas. while Tho Ohio units
will land ~ New York and proceed 10
various camps. Other units Of these
divisions ar" expected TO sail from
France soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Many Lives Threatened
In Explosion; Prisoners
Rescued from Cell Rooms

PITTSBURGH. March i2.-An cxplo-
sion Of gasoline followed by fire al the
Central avenue police station this ar
ternoon threatened the lives Of ten
prisoners. three of them women. Al
taches Of the station house riskcd death
many times rushing through tho flames
and smoke 10 rescue the inmates Of the
cell-rooms and succeeded IN saving
everyone without injury
The explosion occurred In the garage
when. the department chaffeur was re-
pairing the police patrol. He was ly-
ing beneath the machine when 4 wire
was grounded. sending a spark into the
gas tank. Although the blast blew the
doors off the garage. the cha1 eur was
not scratched. The loss will be about
$500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
WILL not OBJECT
", cJII\r;TD\. March

WASHlNGiTDN. March l".-At q
rnurcrrnc" today with representatives
If ,hr labor. war and navy departments,
I M. war labor hoard announced that il
Would not object ir an adjustment oi
,h. Ntw York hnrhor strike could nc
r"arhcd through III" offices Of he fed
"r;;l ronciliatnr. cv"n though IL would
involve Il modification uf thr award al
ready granted. The hoard held that II
ruIld not change it's award and that it
nd no power TO enforce IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
SPARTACANS CAUGHT /.
between TWO FIRES

LONDON. March ia dispAtcn .no
Tho Central News from Amsterdam sayA
Herr Noske. secretary Of military 'anaiS1
in Germany. declined the appeal OF tn
burgomaster Of Lichtenberg that the nnSa
'itary cease operations against LicntenH
The evening newspapers say the spar
tacans are evacuating their Lichtenbcfe
positions. having been caught between !,
two fires,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
TO FIoxr BoLsH1vrsN.

BERLIN. Monday. March 10. tRv the
Associated Press )-Thc Industrial Ica-
cue Of Germany has been crEanixed.with
a fund Of $4,000. 600 marks. for tho pur-
pose OF fighting Bolshevism. according
to information reachingg the Associated
Press. or this sum. the great Berlin
plsnts contributed 5000. 600 marks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Luxembourg in Alliance
With France and Belgium

PARIS. March 12.-(French Wirelese
serviceD - The commission appolnteq
by the government Of Luxemburg 70
study economic problems has decided
mon an economic alliance with Belgium
and France. dispatches received mere
saw. This alliance would control an OUT
nut Of SIS. .0O0, 600 tons Of steel annuAl-
~ and nut an end to the German mon"
opoIy in continental Erropc.:
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LONDON. March 12--oueen Marie pr
Run1ania and her daughters arrived in
London from Paris to-day. They were
met at the station by King George. Queen
Marv and the Prince Of Wales. Queen
Marie and her daughters will be guests
at Buckingham palace for three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
Uncle Sam Spends
S57,9OO,OOO on the
Nitro Powder Plant

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March L.
According to figures cOmpilcd by govern
ment exports engaged for the last three
months in making an inventory of the
great government SmOkeleSs powder
plant at Nitro. n total of $57. 100000 had
been expended for materials and labor IN
building the plant up to February l.
These figures wcr" announced by
Lieutenant Colonel II. r.. Shurtlcff. chair
man Of the subcommittee on sale Of
buildings. and equipment Of the salvage
bureau. ordinances branch Of the War de-
partmrnl. before his departure for tn"
west Tonight from Nitro. II" stated
that o., tn" date "t IN. signing of. lh'.
ar-rniSticn--Nnvcmh"r II. 19lS-thc on
tire project on" &C rh" largest IN In"
world was about % p"r cent completed
and II * estimated chat completion Of
thu. plant would run The cost IN about
sou. .r6a .GDn in round figures.
The plant. AZ i uow- stands. WIS con-
struct.d within tn" $par" "t about tn
months.
Nothing Of II d"iinil" nature - h"inE
announced concerning tn" interests g
.i"w"d aS prosperity" purchasers OF III"
niant .:tfr r as whole or hy units.
Il. was announced som" days ago. by
President r.. VI. k"a'l"i. 80 ih' 'hHlnb'1'
u,f .ru,n.r". that ihrr" large. m:tnufa"-
tur.ug concerns hay" been interested in
h" project.
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TIE wEAfHEA.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Forecast: {:
. west Virginia, Ohio, Western Penn
sylvania-Fair Thursday Friday partly
cloudy and colder.
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workers. Eol!an$h..,.: rI"rh Spr"u>a and
J. W. I.nnh,rS. iron and ~ir"l workers.
of E.uwnu,i: ) ."tiS ..n"Hrd. president
of ihr Dhi,r Valley Trades hmd Labor
assembly. a,i Walt"r l.. Hilton. ais!
of tn ohio Valley Trades AMI Labor
assembly, Tho delegation Viii IA al
t.r,,b:.i:;lity ".luru hCr- t"il"rr"".
Tho ronlmitte" prnhthlN Will ''H"
= report u the legislature Thursday.
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, Cartoons, bringing Up Father" and "Joe,S Car:

Fair Thursday; Friday Patrly Cloudy
and Colder.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Money to loan on farms.-First
National Bank.
Friday will be the suit display
day at the Toggery Shop.
For the highest market price on
poultry and eggs phone No. g.
JOE WELLS will sharpen your
saw. Leave orders at residence or
News Office.
Take your poultry and eggs to
Hammond, the east end house, for
the highest prices.
Money to loan on farms.-First
National Bank.
All the new things for immedi-
ate and future delivery in suits,
skirts and dresses will be shown
Friday, the nth, at Mrs. Hastings
Nathan Atkinson, Paul Brown
and James Kaufman purchased new
rubber tired Hercules buggies thi:
week, the good kind Webb Bros
sell.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-07-10
JASPER. CARTHAGE AUTO
LINE

Car leaves Jasper, front of Browns
Cafe, daily except Sunday, 500 a. M,
1890 a. m. and 100 p. m.
Car leaves Carthage, front Of Ladies'
Rest Room, daily except Sunday, Oils
q. M, 11:45 n. m. and 400 p. m.
Saturday and Sunday night trips
Car leaves Jasper at $50 o'clock, and
returning leaves Carthage at Hoo
o'clock.
Livery service anywhere, day OIL
night. B. H. Kirby, Jasper, Mo.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-07-10

You can get anything
you want to eat--at any
time you want to eat
served clean and neat.
QUALITY CAFE
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1919-07-10

Money to loan on farms.-First
National Bank.
Insure your grain in shock, stack
or bin with E. L. Crawford. 4I-4t
CREAM-Bring it to Wheat for
satisfactory test and the best
price,
De Los McKibben and A. T.
Dean are now driving new Peter
Schuttler wagons, the good kind
Webb Bros. sell.
Insure your grain in shock, stack
or bin with E. l.. Crawford. 4I.4t
Lost-Boy's brown cloth coat
between Lamar and Jasper. Find
err please notify Mrs. Chas. Nett or
the News office.
Beets for Canning.
Plenty of beets for canning
81 90 a bushel. See w. H. Hager.
47-3t
Ford Truck for Sale.
In good condition. See All
Buerge. North Main ST., Jasper.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JASPER
NEWS.