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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
WEST VIRGINIA GIRL
SLAIN BY THE MAN
WHOM She SPURNED

Sr.,,.,I ni<patrh To- TIL" 1ntelliSonccr.
,r'NIH:I;I.AEr, Nd. Oct. 81. - MISS
,r., Harrison. -. VIII" was "inpl"gcu III
lin. family "f ';""rc" '. Eu"l' l"'N
stree, head Of TIA" tu."n W""I"n hlhiH'
v..,e shot ami killed her" late tins al'"r-
,.,,,, hv Ddlrri V. Grays"n, -, u pant
- ,,, Of Martin g. Grayson. grocer. oi
rl.i Town road. Miss Harrison d'cd
,l,.l. h.., ,,. removed 10 Allegheny h@Sil-
raj IT,. fired Cil,. shots into the Woin''n'
r..l,,diu,,. GraySon turned IN" r"N"iN'r
-, hlm>,lr. making tw" w"uhc" H.r''''!
under ,h.. heart. TIL" woman was lounu
IN rho pavement in iruir' If tn" nome OF
Howard Mc,'rosry. S Polk street WI
lL,,J streaming from IN, wounds. Inc
nam WAS removed :" Allegheny hoSrltal
vbrrn Il, underwent an operation but MS
recovery is doubtful. GrayS"n Said 10
r,,rnlman Cal =. Wilson: Il shot her
nr,aus,. sh" turned me down for another
fellow"
The. g:rl was attractive" and was from
.,.. Vicinity If Rnmn,T, V. Va. Gra!F"h
,.,r,,.. from 4 w"il known family. lie
carved in The army in IT," recent war
Mrs Mr,'rccry sud Gray&"n had noon al
l..r hnm, yesterday ana she Nor" ann
,l,r.r,rn Miss Harrison. VIII" vas a'r"'"
Of Kim.
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A, 0, U, ", BOOSTS
GREATER WHEELING
Also Endorses Tho Street Paving Bond
IsJue-Splendid Talks
Are Made
Al & Vol attcmdcd mrctIl

At It we'll attended meeting "f tn" y.
u. l. ". lodges held at linear h"n" "ii
I 'haplIuc street last rN"uiur, r'.:-"iulIuTs,
were adopted favurinI tn" I"t":'HE" 81
the PROPOSED bond ISSu" i"r III" Guy "i
" h"clins and also taNurIilB the Greater
h""l!nH proposition.
Tn" banquet following tic meeting
WAS given by all the lodges III honor Ui
lpchurch lodge for obtaining IN" br"at-
est number Ut new members during the
past year. ". Is. Tucker. Grand Master
" urkman presided as toaSiiTaSl"r Mr..
\. J.. StwI"ll spoke uu the bond issue
and Greater Wheeling. Among III" 9TH
-r SPEAKERS were j. ". IummIuS. W. t..
lliEEInS. Frank tiruSc, l;Irhard Robert
son. u H. Fleming and Arthur GruS".
The following resolution was adopted
Whereas, an election IL To b" held on
\UN cmhCr 9Th in the Guy of Wheeling
on proposed bond issue for street,
sewer, and water main improvements,
and
Whereas. an election is to be held OH
November Goth on the question of a pro-
posed Greater Wheeling. and
Whereas, the bond issue and the
movement for IL greater Wheeling are
each for the best interest Of the CITY
OF Wheeling. and
Whereas. the Ancient 'Ord"r of United
W"rkmcn AT all times stands for tho
bcttrrmcnt Of the individual az we'll as
the community at lurS". Therefore, DC
ii resolved:
That We members from III" various
lodges of the a. q. /. w. 0t Wheeling
W. Va. III meeting assembled do hereby
most heartily cndurS" the proposed
bond issue as well as the movement for
Greater Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
Won Bethmann HoIIWeg
Opposed Submarine War

BERLIN Oci. &l.--tBy tn" Associated
I'rcSs r--Nun HrthmHTln-Iiullw"", Ger
man chancellor during IN" greatest part
If tn Wrr. spent nearly two hour; III
IA, vi;'r..~ char to-day b. for" tn" Ia-
i."n.l n.S'uhly suh-rOmmittc" which ls
Investigating what had been TIA" p"ssi-
".l!'l.> t.r bringing about p"ar" during
r!". wdr
TIN, Turner chancellor said he sharply
c"uh'mu,d tlr" submarine warfare. but
adm:ii'I IA" influence Of Admiral Won
TITIiZ. ,;rn.Tal l.udcndorff and Field
Marshal Ven Hind nhurg WAS 50 Str"flS
that tn" ';-r:nan p"uplc were absolutely
convinced nf IT'S Justification and fellow
ID their E"'I."rHlS blIndly.
lis vuIr" almost broke with emotion
as h" told nf his cfUrtS to meet hIS re-
spoons Ihl Ilr"s both To- the pc"pl" ut h"n"
and the soldiers ia IN" breaches. When
he tried I" "pp">,. Tho submarine w2r,
he said. q, u'rhia I.udrndorn and Ven
Ilindcnhurg wired tn" foreign "flc" that
Germany would los" the campaign ON
tho west frUri. and that she must have
the HubmarIn" war.
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purrER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 butter. StcahF
creamery higher than extras ~ " a.: !;
creamery extras CO.. s"or"1 69'2; hrS'S
81 +, 60: packing stock. current MAKE
Number :. A..
Eggs. unsettled: fresh gathered extras
60 I, 20; extra firsts c. n IS: hiirstS 81
m "a. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western h"nncry whites. fine 10 fancy W
q o.: state. pennsylvania and nearby
western hcnn"ry whites. Ordinary TO
prim" % n %: state, Pennsylvania ana
nearby hcnn"ry browns a a IS: 40
gathered browns and mixed colors 20 q
10.
cheese. firm; state. Tnole milk flats.
current make SPECIALS 3"i. q 81: do. aH-
eragc run I'll. q" &2i4; state. who'll" milk
twins. current make. specials BIZ ~ u:
do. average run s..
Poultry. live steady: chickens -;
fowls 90 u -: runStcrs 90; turkeys ~
Dressed easy: fowls "a n 81; western
chic}~us - ~ e.: ro"stcrS - a :-'2
turkeys - n -.
Flour nTm.
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BIC Turnover
Of STOCKS At
HIGHER PRICES

\t.\y YORK. oct. 51.-Disr"SardinE
cr,,,,ol oSr..'s OF ~" labor
.,tuatIon as suggested by tn: thr'a''"-
Cd IralSout Of tn" hItUm'nouS coat mn,
rrs tonight. stocks w"r" hE;tn push =
>o-vard today. the turnover ""l'E "a
r,o.t extensive. with one cNcepN"h -
the month s.,...,, char
st.els, equipments and affiliated S,"
% whose productive capacity ""u't
most seriously affected Hy pr'U'''' ','
s,sncnsion Of operations NJ IN" "'''',|'
dominated the marN"t 4 E''"''A
gree than at any recent r'E.'".
Tbns. ,ssucs. almost a. a whole. soar
I'd 20 highest levels ct the current n''tc-
nrnt In number Of noteworthy ih'
stances new maximuu!S not only TOT t"'
xcar hut FOR nil previous periods were
registered. -,.on,e
Th. market displayed remarNan,e
stability throughout, reectnS o''y me-
erately in the final dealings. "n'h '"''
loans rose 70 !" percent the
rate in many weeks and ~ perc'"' WV
the Initial quotation. p,,b,i,
E>orernost features included R'pu'''.
Iron. which retained the SrealtF p~Nt
~ tts Is points advance; l'acNa"<tI,''S
on5 culr States SteeIs at eNtrenl" s7'"
y, eight points Pressed S'"'' YAK
and others Of that group ~ +
United states Steel h""'F'r' cas-" -
the close. .o,,---
BALDWIN I.ocom"'hv" Ill the 'HHf :,
r,nnts though furCr.iIug part Il ks
POINTS rise and several Of the less prom or;
inent shares Of that DIVISION nr'Ho, !
Worthington Pump, Ous Elevator "'.
Chicago Pneumatic Tout maze '''
gains OF to Il points.
-
United States Rubber, American "ools'i
May department Stores, lnternat'vn,.'
Paner American Writing Paper. pref
red. and Sugar comprehcnded tho o,hs ,o
outstanding the stocks. advancing "
20 points at their best. Sales arhou"'eN
10 l.95o.000 shares. -, xo,r-,
Ronds were without especial feature
.,ouvh irregular in the main on smaller
dealings. Total sales. (par vaIue1 ~,
Crcgatcd sl3.375.OO" Old United oIa'eS
bonds were unchanged on call
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. oct. %l.--Thc i"ra! mar
krt for old crop sugar was un'hlhE"u
=, rs for centrifugal To tn" rcftn"r. IN
now crops M additional purchases were
rrrorr"h. although prices ar" strong
with holders asking fractionally higher
levels: Thor * only Il small portion "t
obi crop .uGars still awaiting tonnage
for tho United states with IN" board to-
DIV repairing no purchases.
In refined prices are unchanged NJ INNS
cents, FOR fin" pranulat"d. Tn" disirihu-
,iru continues Ia impruv" through lh'
,,,r,mitt"r. a. MEETINGS arc larger on &C
count Of the increased supplies ri raw
sugar now coming in. owing l" IN" mn
proceed labor situation in the local mar
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To Bring The Treaty
Debate 10 Speedy End

W,SIilNGTOE. Oc;. - .--fprin2'
rcrn,ia,lnnS fo ran early final r"t" IN
r,titica,.un Of tho German r'9"" ;r"A'y
w.rc launchcd today ia IN" senate.
Proposal that a mai roll cali b. ,'Nrh
"Wednesday, November l.. WAS imld" ny
chairman Lodge. al the foreign r'''-
lions committee. whil" Senator H.''"-
cock. Of Nebraska. Ia" administrator
leader. presented Il C"Unt"r-pr"r"snl 10
Inn: to'iir,"m minutes each senator
d.ho,c on all questions bcG!mn."'' n"Nt
vrrk hut Without proposing Il |'"nilc
date for the ratification vote.
Roth prupnsris suhmitt'! i"r"HIi% IN
,,ri,,ng went over without discussion.
until Monday the senate adJ"uI" ~ To-
night until Monday without r"a'h'"& J
vote on any Of the pending AMEND
mcntS.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

riIrCN';n. OCT. 2l.r"""ipts lS.0"": "Sti-
rna:..i tn-mnrrow 1000: strong to 10
,cnrS higher. bulk Sl%.GVu l+.1o: top
$i4.2n: heavy $780,, II.lU; medium
sl&.G0MI+@": light S13.65 n 1915; light
light Sl3.50u 1895; heavy packing s"wS
smooth sl2.25M 1850: packing snws.
rough sl2.s5 II 1915: pigs Sl3.@3T 1919.
Cattle. receipts 10000: estimated to-
ranrrow 1000; weak. Beef steers. medi-
urn and heavy light: Choice and prime
Sl1O0nl9.50; medium and good Slo.50 n
1878: common 3S.25l o. 1850 light weight:
Good and choice $l3.75 a 1925: common
and medium S7.25H 1915: butcher cattle.
heifers $3.50 u 1925: cows S6.ihNi l2.'3;
Gamers and cutters $3.50 q $50. veal
calves sl7.00TtS25: feeder steers $6.75
G1l2T5: StOckcr steers 5000 1000
western rang" steers S7.5On 1875; cows
and helfrrs 81. 00T ESQ.
Sheep. receipts l+.o6n: estimated TO-
morrow 4.O0u. weak. Lambs $1,000 n
$500. cullS and common $500 ll.I5;
rw"S. medium. good and choice s6. > u
500. cullS and common S3OOn 6.""
breeding S6.75 q 1850.
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rroNry AND EXCHANGE.

MEN YORK, Oct. 3l.-Mercantilc pa
I.yI. 5 n 81: sterling 60 day oIIIs 4ia'
commercial 60 day bills on banks 4l";
commercial co day bills 412lt; demand
,l,r. cables Al. Francs. demand $50;
,~,,lr; AS1. Guildcrs. demand S7H {;
,..,lr..s - 1916. Lires demand 1852; ca
Li,.. 1850. Marks demand SO: cables
80 Government bonds easy: railroad
bonds irregular.
Time loans strong; sixty days, ninety
d1vs and SIX months hid.
t'an money strong: high IS: low f;
ruling rate Q: closing hid Il; offered at
l.. last loan is; bank aCCrptanc"S f'B.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
Bean BAKE AND
!. HALLOWE:'E ZEN SOCIAL
FOR BOYS OF Y, M. c. A.

III" y NJ e \ va nc center Of m
:. -..,.r fer ~" boys Er.dny evening tn"
"N'' ral. &, h"nn bah" and lialI"w"rh
social \ moving picture WAS gwen 4"
ut.,.rr .lr,. &C., l>i"u. Man. games and c"n-
i,.-'. w.r. gwen. TIL" room was deco
rated in tn" Colurs ~ tho season. The
huvs' secretary expects I" have social
If SOM. Kind every month. \ rally is
h.lt :.r the boys every Friday eVcnhS.
This morning At go Their" will b"
EiNln class for Junior boys. MT. Gilo"r''
tho boys secretary. teaches the class.
Following tho Bible classes there Will
To-, the regular gymnasium class for boys
and then the swimming class
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p,rrsR1rRaH LIVE STOCK.

rlTTSRU RGlI. Oct "l-Cattle
steady; supply light; prime 1873 a l3.Vo'
Sheep, steady: supply fair Prime
w.,hrrs Q 1900; culls and common
".5O&3.50. Lambs S.0ON 49,; veal
calves M Il 1870.
Hogs. active: supply 10 double decks.
Prime hravi"s l4.50&l4.T5; mediums ana
hcavw H"rk"rS 1919" 1900; light YORK
crs l%.15lI 80 90: pigs l3.OoVl
r,ull.hS 10 Gu 4 4. "a.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. oct. %l--'"ii"n goods
markcts to-day w"r" very strong ana
prices rising. Mary goods hay" o""h
withdrawn from sale III ~ "N"rt -
check the demand for late future dclIN-
cries Combrd warns were high and
active. Wood markets wcro quiet ana
firm. silks wrr. steady with the de-
maud IN excess If present supplies.
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POWER SUPPLY OFF

nWinr to had river conditions CON
hrus.r supplying II big turbine at the
Nhrrl!ur electric plant Ch0krd yesterday
~ rrnlrC putting 10000 kiI"WatS OF pow
,.,. mi 81 commission Rcnwnud. Mounds
,-lIln Martins Frrry md l"ll"'r" wcre
without current until nearly noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
DUNDEE THE VICTOR.

MlLWAIkLE, WIS. OCT. 3I:--JohnnY
Dundee, New York lightweight boxer
tonight was given the newspaper dc.
cIsion over Willie Jackson at tho end OF
n fast and spectacular ten round u" de-
cision contest. jackson had the advant-
age OF the carly sessions but Dundee
shook his opponent up severely several
times in the last four rounds. Dundee
was unmarked while JaCkSnnS nose SUI
fnrpd Cruin several StiIf iah-N
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Cash quotations: Corn. No. mixed
T.i3: NJ. > yellow sl.ii.
oats. No. white T@i4c q -; No.
white iqlar ~ I@%.
Fork. nom nal. Lard s@2.9j. IHhs
.SlS"5 II 1928.
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PETROLEUM.

nII. cry. ~. ct .'.-- t'rralt bal
i,r...- So. runs >".1%i. aT"rat;" 'H.a'''
....,l .u,,,., I.fii. aNTr.E" IS. ia.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. uSt; ~ ~ E
uas Tsn'Snt Co. members Of n. Nsw r 1GTs
Stock Exchange. National b"hN I 80,
NIX, WheclIug W. Va. Louis l N'>'''''
ReSidcnt l'lrtner - = -
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Curb Mining Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WIIEELdNG. W. Va. Oct. 81, 10.
Reported BY i. f. Masten & Co.. mem;
a.rs Boston Stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank of w. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. ~. -.
Reported by y. T.. Mastcn x Co.. mem,
bers Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. SECOND
tlcur. National Bank OF w Va. BldS.
.,,,,., nd 4 SIX
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 81. 10.
Reported by A. h Mastcn Il Co. mem,
acrs New York Stock Exchange. Srr"ho
floor, National Bank IF W. Va. R.dH.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 81. ~.
Daily quotation list Whocl!ns Sloch
Exchange. compiled for the lntc!!igcn'
ter. 80!
STOCKS IIId. ASK. l.. -
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Outside Motor Stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEETING. W. Va. Oct 81. 10.
Reported h. y. l.. Mast"n a. Co. mem,
orrS New York Stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank OF w. Va. b!ds.
-...... - - riL LIZ
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OLD POINT COMFORT. Va. oct. Il.
Tho transport G""rEc washington
steamed away from Hampton Reads -
1:3O O'Clock today hearing King Aih"f'
IF the Bc.gians, Queen EliZahclh. ltih'',
Leopold and their suite. E"m"WhIH
bound after tW"nl!-nInc days IN tn"
United states.
. Tho guns 1T rh.. N"rf"ll navy v1rd
hoomcd Il national ~aiut" - tn" harE"'
which carried rh' royal party I" TN
ship east off fr.'n tho pier.
King Alh,r' >t"",I IA TIA" hTldE" ni ~"
transport win II- wI?r and son h"SId'
him. gain Sn"I"wnrd rs the h'S NrSs' |
steamed >l"NlS down the bay.
Boarding tn" destroyer Siockl"n thr
PARTY crossed I" ia" Norfolk Navy yard
where Queen Elizabeth gay" H." sI%naI
that sent The waters nf Elizabeth river
flooding into the two great n"w dry
docks for 'h. ur~t r.m". An Inspection
IF tho yard followed.
tnb!m,r "ff.c.alS and "a" army and
NAVY officers assigned :" accompany IN"
royal party during It's stay IN IN" United
states. went with TIA" king :" III" fc"rE"
Westminster. l;"i'"n h" boarded the
ship. h"w"Nrr. IN" / uc sent a m"SSaE"
of farewell q" President Wilson ANA the
people If IA" United States.
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AppreCiative Message
From King Albert As
He Sails HOmeWard

ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
GEORGE WASNINGTDN. oct. H. ny
Wireless to n" ASSu"Iai"d Press u 'h%
Albert. Of I!riEIum. sent IN" l"'I"M.h@
radio message Of HdI"u I" l'r"sid'nt ~
son Immediately after ia" George WASH
inEton sailed:
'prrsidcnt Wilson. Whit" House.
Washington. l.. t.
The moment "f departure" mas conn.,
and ii is with gr"nt regret. mat leave
the hoSpitahlc shores of America. am
glad. however. /" har" had tin" great
pleasure "f seeing YOU. AMI II * COM
fortlnE IT, me 10 feel that you wall soon
be in full health and viG"r and ahl' I"
continue your great work.
"Thc urIcrn and will never forget IA"
cnrdialitv Of welcome extended To MS by
tn" p""I,lc as well as by the government
Of thu United States.
Il aSsur" you one" more OF my hlEh'S'
regards ard friendship.
"AIBF.RT.
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WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 81. 10.
Reported by A. E. Masten & c.. mem.
MRS Kew York Cotton Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
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-a1rY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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New York Cotton market

.sa1pus OO.'G&6I s"rns r,"L.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
boy
SCOUT
e.
Conducted by National Council Of tbs
Boy Scouts Of Americzl
SCOUTS SHOW UP HUN WORK

The black walnut census which the
Boy Scouts Of America made for the
government during the war. and which
resulted In their locating 100000
feet OF the valuable timber which
could be converted into airplane pro-
pellers and gunsfOcks. disclosed the
alarming fact that the tracts OF for
est populated with these trees Ia years
gone by are now no more. When the
emergency arose the forest service was
compelled TO report that there were
a. known tracts OF this particular tim
oer.
Investigation showed that as far
back as 20 years ago. and agnin 10
years ago. German agents toured
through the country. found these tracts
and paid what. az that time were con-
sldered fabulous prices for the lumber.
Little did the farmers and land
owuers dream that some OF these very
trees would be used as the stocks Of
German guns 60 be pointed by the
thousand al our American and allied
soldiers.
True 20 their slogan Of preparedness.
however. the army u boy scouts who
took part In the recent census for the
government. planted black walnut as
they went along on their work. i've for
each tree cut down. 80 as 20 insure
against any such dearth in the future.
They gathered as many OF the nuts
as they possibly could. and along the
fences and roads aud In the hoilows
Collecting low. moist groundl. they
placed the seed. breaking the hull with
rhelr heel. but not removing II, and
thcn dropping Il into hole, which
they covered level with the rest OF the
ground.
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WORDS TOO OFTEN CONFUSED
Excellent Point Made IN Emphasis o.
Differences Between Training"
ard ~Educston."

The difference between training aud
education was well expressed by Or.
G. stuart eager In his address 70 the
graduating class 81 The school Of hor-
ticuliure Tor women when he zaid
Cloth would be- spun on hand looms
today had no other factor been intro
duced into spinning than the fnstruc-
tlnn % daughters BY mothers. This
sind Of instruction does not make foF
progress. u can never convert a trade
into profr.siou. The spinning fsrnT
was not invented ~ a spinner. nor tn
wireless telegraph BY a telegraph
operator. nor the science Of agronomy
b. practical farmers
Progress depends upon q fuiiness
o. preparation exceedinE the iinits %
anticipated requirement 10 practice
That l. why ! have never liked the
phrase teachers training class.
Horses may be trained and a we'll
trained horse may b. depended on 70
DO accurately aad promptly the tricks
that are taught him. Bur place him IN
a new situation or confront him with
q new problem Or 30 Old one some
whst altered and you may then learn
clearly and easily the difference BE-
tween training and education. - Mont-
rial Herald
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mu,l,l,n,, M,mor, t.ener,a.

Beethoven park IN Vienna has been
frequenied by countless tourists q be-
INK d natural PARK named On honor %
ths. composer m Becihoyen's prime
be used 20 spend hours each day IN
der a CERTAIN tree composing music.
and upon this spot a wooden stump
remains with an inscription 20 that
eject. Close by o. 40 old iron bench
upon nhieh b. used 90 rest To the
len i a beautiful statue ~ the musi-
clan m life size A large fountain
plays IN front u this picturesque piscs
End large trees and flowers surround
"a. making if an In al the most affrac.
tive section ~ ne park.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

Dates form The staple food OF the
Arabs IL large part o. Arabia snf
are served 10 some form ~ every neal.
Strip and vinegar are made from old
dates. and BY those Who disregard the
,esehinxs % the Koran a kind q
brandy Is distilled from them The
date pit Il ground sud led 70 the co~s
and sheep. 20 that nothing % the pre-
eious fruit may b. lost whole pts
are used - beads nnd counters for ire
Arsb children In Their games % th-
desert sant
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

Il was a coid and cherries night
The wind blev IN from the northeast.
cutting down the reracity of the real
estate men b. - per cent. ON the deck
Of q boat stood female tourist. Her
eye caught the CLINT ~ the breakwater
lighthouse. For long time she
watched. Then she turned 70 her com
paniou
How patient those lighthouse men
must be. she said.
Patient How sos
The wind has blown that light ont
zen times and each time they've lighted
Il again. It's simply wonderful. =
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
SCOUT SAVES LIFE OF FRlenn

An ogden (utah) boy has recent,
given a practical demonstration u boy
scout nrs; aid IN saving the life of a
companion. who had fallen from a
horse. and cut himself severely on a
bottle. seyering an artery.
The scout Immediately put into prac-
,ice HIS scout knowledge % first aid.
making a tourniquet 20 stop the scri-
Gus blood fiow until the injured lad
could get medical aid.
DR.. r Rich who was summoned 20
the lad. declared that IN al probability
the scout saved the injured boys life.
and complimented him on the able
manner in which he had rendered hrst
aid.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30
SCOUT PROVES HIMSELF a HERO.

Denton Mclean. twelvc-year-old
Spokane boy scout. Is the hero OF his
troopmates.
Because OF the quick action of the
young scout. Raymond Rice. returned
war hero and uncle OF the boy, II alive
now. instead OF drowned In the waters
Of Twin lakes.
Hero OF battles on the Frnech front,
wearer OF the distinguished service
cross for unusual bravery. and a
wound stripe. Rice became exhausted
while swimming In the waters Of tho
lake.
Superior Judge n. NJ. Webster. an
eyewitness 10 the heroic rescue. told
the story:
Denton heard the cry from the
beach that q man was drowning.
Without removing his clothing he
sprnng from his cot and dashed 10 the
end Of the pier and plunged into the
water Rice had already gone down
twice when the lad came up 70 him.
There was no hcsitancy on the part
OF Denton. who seized the drowning
man by the clothing M the hack Of
his neck and egan 20 tow him toward
the shore. once Rice In his dellrium
seiKed a young woman near him and
would have carried her under. but
Denton quickly struck him on the wrist
and ordered him 20 free the girl.
1T was the coolest and most thor
ough rescue Of a drowning man have
ever witnessed"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-10-30

A colOred man driving a mule AZ
fached 70 a junk wagon meandered
along the Mission road suddenly the
mules feet took root. He -posolutely
and Absolutely" refused 10 bulge. The
Garky. with a sigh. dismounted and
tried all the arts % his race, from per
xuasion with q shovel handle to down
right cruelty. For half an hour be
worked but the mule only remained
riucd fast 20 the road.
"why don't you sell him and buy an
auto. uncleT called a COP who had
been enjoying the fun.
Huh 2" growled the colored man
THAT mule'd take that as pnssoaal
victory. He's been tryin' 70 shake me
for week. No. sir. Ah reckon Ahll
stick u ont"