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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-31
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MISS iir,"h Long 'hH 'rryirr as clerk
sition at tn" local post or has returned
Miss ESsl" lIChh"'iii lent = NUM-
from f'nirn"nl wh"r" "h" '''
her f days ., to her home
Miss Sh"rt has returned 4-S--A--,c---rIt
1T Harrison county @ILcr ,i VI 80 ,I'
here rs IN" guest of MISS Barrow inc
community m"rS" Tor mus '''H. ,,.,o,,
Charles Clark SIrnt th' i'S' WIN
with friends IN LOU rEu. III, sr,rd-
Mr.. and Mrs j. l. '"MrII A. q, M -,
INK h"i''"'I " ""'H ""
Cameron. ~ c.,,.. cos, 10
Mr. and MrS. 'HaF'IH HrH'I S"" -
COM 'h"d !" nor noun, ~ ",'y ~ 81. hcr
Mrs Quinn. VIII" has h'"l III ~ h'I
h"m" for nGrnl"r ~ days IS no" Oh
tn" rpiih I" r',"N''!' H.. ,,,,..,.,,, Trr1.
rh" son ~ MI. ana MIS- '''"' ~ a.,
lrrtuu : seriously Ill al ms N"lh' y"
SIXTH street: ,..,,.. 90 cis-
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J"hh lA$',' .uuS. ~, ,hfs
'crSFlIi' are '"'''"F y"
clty. ,,. - ,,ri,in~
Mrs. L. NhI''' 81 ~" VII =, ,h"r -
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,5PECTS IN
ARE
ENCOURAGING

NEW YORK, Zee. go High money
rates opposed fU-'A"" restraints "F'''
he Stu,k market during Tn AIRY a..
middle stages ~ ludAS'> SrNSi"n. nu'
his was more than "l%i later pS GU
eouraEtng industrial prospects. -,
Call loans upr'l"d 1t - percent IN
highest renewal rat" "t N" year arc
rose TO- IS percent lo.cr. "l"S'nS At 'hat
L,untation. There waA further uaSSr
Bidding for time money at 20 e.:
percent. but very lI:le was t"tSnCH'',
Ing. borrowers being informed N"NS
few nov loans would b" ncEota't9
until after the January interest ANU
Nmonr bankers there was much
speculation respecting the %u'' 1t',r oi
the conference called by IN" ieu'F't
rnservs board rrr the early part or
January. when the question OF discount
and interest rats IS 10 come up '''
The DAYS favorable developments
;rcImdcd 1rotl.rr adyanc" IN the price
Of copper metal and reports OF add'-
tional heavy h,"kugS by s;e"l pr"uu'-
ers some manufacturers, II was &C.
clared. have been Obliged % refuse
tu Sryrra I'H .ynSHs stood gu, in the days
irregular movement. especially Amerl-
can Wooden aah L. :. Rubber. az tN-
IRENE advances OF l3 and points, re-
spectively. on prospective extra UNI
dendS. aud oils
also participated IN, IN" vigorous rally
Of the last hour with metals. Sh'pP.nfS'
Sn,,hcrs and several Of the rats.
although the latter as class made
comparatiyrIy utlc Roadway. sales
amounted to l.&5o.ooo shares.
Trading in bonds WAS on. thH '"r -
scale Of almost any day OF thc !rHH,.
hut the trend was lower. especially
among the rails and industrtaIS:: , T%-
tai sales per value were SSH.tS9'VpE,
Old L. s. bonds were unchanged ."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-31
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Dec. 50. Nothing has
dcy"Inpcd ~ Yet IN regard to ihr con
ilnualIrn uf government control IN
surar The weekly cHhl" from cuba
reported TN" WEATHER as fin" with los
III 1t this tImr las, year and s. iw"
wears ago. Receipts for the week IN
cuba wcr" larger amounting to IIo"N
tons and exports ais" showed an III
crease nErrrgallng "I.12J toms aH I"
tho United States. Win IN" move
mcnt increasing IN" market - more ar
less unsettled and offerings ar" more
liberal although buyers ar" lnClln+"S
To hnld un and await developments.
There was no hang" IN refined
sugar a. far ~ old crop supplies ar"
concerned which are quoted al tn"
basis "f . cents for fine rranu'ai"d
although hitl' # any business - being
dom at that level ON" r"iln"r Is SAID
t. have sod All his January produce
tlun a. l5.gu cents for Eranulni"d.
whil" another Is sand /" W.. arC"ptluS
business at IL cents.
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cHcAGo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O.--IIoCs. receipts
$4,000: mostly 20 :" &c higher: hulk
iAl5 a 1875: top lao: heavy l4lN n
14i0; medium 1870 n lf4O: light lil5 n
4%5: light lights %75 a Ii25: heavy
packing sows. smooth 1860 400: pack
ing SpwS rough 1875 a 1850: pigs 1900
q 400.
Cattle. receipts 17nno. slow: beef
steers. medium and heavy weight; choice
and prime. 1875 n como; medium md
good 1875 a 1875: common SIS a 1918;
light. good and choice 1850 ar 1913;
common and medium Sn0 n 1850: butch
or cattle. he'fcrS $40 a 1875; cows 625
a 1880; Gamers and cutters 80 ~
SIS: veal calves 1875 n 100: food, r
steers 700 % l2c5; stockcr steers COO ~
ln25.
sheep rrccipts $4,000: lower: lambs
1850 q 1910: culls and common ll,1 n
15"I: owes medium and good So q
1915: culls and common i25 a. 500.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
Hogs $1,000: cattle 5000: sheep 10000.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

\I,W YORK; Dee. ~ Mercantile
pt,,.r s: sterling 90 day bills AZ;
commercial i" das bills 81: demand
&1&. cables ~. Francs demand 1916:
cables 1914 Gulld"rS demand - y:
cables &T% Lire demand l@@Q: cables
ln74. GurId.rS demand 27is; cables
21a. Lire demand l%@0: cables 1915.
MarkS d,mand 2"6; cables 2">. Gov
,rrru"rt bonds IRREGULAR: rlllruHa
hnri,Is heavy. r IN" loans strong: GO
dpI,. ga DAYS and s.\ months -. BID.
,tll money str"nS high -: low 10:
ruling rurc II: closing h,d a; offered
a. p: last loan %; bank ac""rtnnccs
~.
Sterling displayed further weakness
later ia the day the following quo
,nt'"ns hcinE recorded:
Sterling GO day hills 370'2: comm"r-
c,al 80 day bills "n banks @7ni2: com
m.rr.al so day bills SO; d"mrmd $40:
cables SO.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 40 Butter steady:
creamery higher than extras III. a
-: creamery extras coz scor') -: FIRST
81 n co.,: packing stock. CURE nj MAKE
No .. At.
traS IS: extra flrstS q IA -: nrsts Il
n -: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hennery whites. lrstS 10 'Xtras
II n so: state. Pennsylvania a"d n"lr-
by hcnnery browns &c n Is; d". rnth"r-
cd browns and mixed C"lurS -.
Cheese steady: state Who'll" milk flats
current max" specials 81? n -; d..
average run 20i. ar 81: state. Who'll"
milk twins. current max" Sp"rialS Il a
32L; DO. average run ST.
Live poultry firm: fowls % ii 70:
turkeys 60; dressed quiet; prices UNI
changed.
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large Crowd Attends Reception.

4 large crowd was present AT w,
reception given last evening at Tn" fIrSt
Church Of God in honor Of Leslie
Whitcsidc. who leaves this week LOT
Ni,,irir,n vyLrrr he has been ordered by
thr government The affair was given
h> the members Of the Victory Bible
class. which is composed Of about nine
" men. y pleasant evening was spent
in various diversions and NJ Il season
oh,, bnur . drliriuuS dinner WAS served
Mr.. WhItcsIdr was wounded IN SerF-
icn overseas and as the government IL
not satisfied with his condition M pres
cnt. he has been ordered 10 he Mlchi-
gan government hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-31

This evening IN the st. James nail
ON Logan street the T. ~ q. veterans
will give Il New Year maSuucrad" dance
\ InZZ orchestra has been secured 10
furnish rnuSl, for the evening and all
those who have received INVITATIONS are
anticipating = good TIM. Everyone
must mask At ten "'rioCk IN" guess
VIII unnask Th" affair Will continue
until about 1880 n. M. The committee
will have delicious refreshments 10
SrrNr at NJ nrprnpriatc hour.
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p1rrsBuRoH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBl Rr;ll Ia. Dec. o. Ai'I'
steady. supply light. l'r.mc l""o
1850 Veal calves 1850 Ct 1000.
Sheep strong; supply light. frlsnc
wrIhrrs lluO Il lIIn: culls and common
iuu a coo: lambs 100 n 1900.
Hogs higher; supply ten doubt" decks:
Prime hcnvI.S l+7I: mediums, heavy
and light workers. and pigs 1850 q loo
ruuEhS 100 a 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-31
Quarterly Meeting

Mo lirst QUARTERLY mc"lng Of thIS
IN" first Qualt'rly meeting Pl inc
now WAR Will be held Sunday morning
in the Dallas VI. T.. church; Sunday
school nj ten o'clock followed by preach
iug at eleven O'Clock by tho district sup
rrinicndcnt. Roy. {. +. Anderson. Quar-
terry conference" at w" o'i"'K. Al! OH
c.rr Of the church are requested tn be
prt&Cnt.
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Dallas Briefs

Tbcrc is no school tins week at Dali
las as the teacher. Miss Mary Tomlin-
son. IS III at her homo in Moundsvil!c.
Mrs. James Tenant spent Monday
shopping in Wheeling.
irwin Little is. seriously i'll nj his
hrr,. threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Caldwell were
business visitors IN Wheeling Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jenkins and little
daughters spent FhristmnS with NJ ana
Mrs Ed Sutherland Of Huntsville. Ia.
Mrs Sadie McGlumphy and Mr.. Will
Mr,ilumphy were trarsactinG business
IN WaInrShrIrg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ecrrel and sons
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Curb Mining Stocks.
TOLEDO GHAU.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Dec. 30.-CloverSced
nr,me cash cll5: Dcccmber BIS: jan
uary Sis; February 3l25: March BIS.
Nlsiko. prime cash $3.50; December
$3.50: March $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash 1917. son: cash
1915. 500: cash 1919. 500: December 600;
March. April and May els.
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DALLAS

O.. moot nf tho Methodist
Episcopal church rcorganizcd sunday
,. t:.. u.i'crS elected
n,., go. iril"wS. Suprrlni'ndrht. Lee
Wnit.. assistant superintendent. Meade
StrirlIir: secretary. Ralph Clovis: treas
urrr prSSi" DuuStun; missionary treas
urrr Jennie Rhodes: librarians. Ralph
CLOVIS and Meade StrirklIr: nrganiSt'
IauSy Rugs. Teachers w"rc chosen ny
,L 'l,ssCg a. follows: Mrs. CumpSon.
Myrtle Stricklin. prlr" kimm.ns. MIC"
Clovis. Mrndr Strirklln. Roy. II. +. New
llau and Earle Hartley.
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HANDLAH, HEARHE & co.
Investment Brokers
914-15-16-22 Schmulbach Building
xsMB1Rs wHHBLMa 8TocK X.
Ticker Service Statistical Library.
TEL 1889 1880

spent Christmas with Mrs. Ferrel's paI-
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuttings. -.
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Tenant ana
daughter Marpjoric were guests at din
nrr on Christmas eve OF MI and Mrs.
Meade Stricklin.
Mr. amu Mrs Clyde McCutcheon Of
Eoney's Point entertained the Dallas
band on Friday evening.
George Guy is suffering with cafs-
bunclc on his neck.
Mrs Sadie McGlumphy and Ntt'~
daughters and Mrs. Lydia latttson
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Orlie
Eimmins OF Sand Hill.
Mrs Addic McCOllum who died Thurs
roy ut the home Of her son Lester in
Ohio. was buried sunday at u o'clock
o'clock in the Dallas cemetery.
Earl Archer is spending several days
with his aunt Mrs. 7. Il. Ewing at War
wood
Marie Strcklin is under the care Of
physician suffering with an affection or
the heart.
Miss Grace Minor has returned to her
home after spending several. weeks
with friends n"ar Wheeling.
The Dallas band will meet on Thurs
dav night for regular practice.
Mrs .Russcl Wilson has returned to
her home in Cambridge. ohio. alter VS.
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clovis.
T.. L. Kimmns and sons Willis and
William and Wayne Stricklin were bus
mess visitors in Wheeling Monday.
Harold Drum. of Taylorstown, Is WIS.,
itinG relatives in Dallas.
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business HOUSES Will Close.

All business houses lhr"uEh"ul lh'N
city Will be closed Thursday |" "bSerT"
NV Years. but Will remain open tmls
evening to acromod..t" tn" ruhiic. Ihc
local factory will also suspend business
Tor ihr day. The barrier shops VII
close Thursday hut remain open until D
o'clock this evening.
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M'MECHEN
weeklv Prayer Service.

The weekly prayer service "I the
FIRST NJ. T.. church Will l." held this "E.
eninE. Rev. Gibbs will have charge or
the service and has Prepared an inter
rsting :yrmuE. Everyone IS invited 10
attend
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Tho truck belonging {" the Manutac'
tur"rs' IlEht n Heat company. "t MAJ
orS lie. upset on Tn" Miller mn rr'uaS
and wns damaged to great extent
Enrtlualcly no on" was hurt.
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,ll NOT be able to walk for several

VIII not be able 10 VAIN Ao'
weeks.
The local fur dealers. Allison & sher'
rich, shipped choice lot oil iurs re-
Gently.
ArIcy Elder had the misfortune 70
lns,. a fin draft horse Wednesday,. Inc
animal was a registered one. ana was
a rift to MRS. Elder from her lathel.
Ron Archer. who has been or worh
ON account of an illness, Is Improving
Mrs. El.zabe!h >A5Sh!s conyalsse.ns
.le-4pl4-s4-,.->rc 1s,r1ss.
, Mr. Mary FRYE is i'll at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Charles Daye' OF
Claysville. Nv,
Harsh. teachers: Miss Fairy HARSH STU,
dent at West Liberty. and Miss Cora
Allison and william Allison, students
: ar Richland high. are spending the
holidays at their homes at this place;
Miss Evelync Hickman. OF Wheeling
IS spending this week with her parents
here.
frSsionaI caller here this week.
Miss Gaynclle MomgCr. Of Randolph
-. is the guest Of her aunt, MFs. Eliza
both Clutter. Of Jackrown. 49,
TIN" C'mriStmns exercises ROSES e E'T RInon ny
f,cld Wednesday afternoon. were wei
.'...ndrd and were especially entertain
ne Sunday school scholars at Salem
were given their usual treat by santa,
=; the Christmas exercises "Wednesday
ryrning. 4 delightful program was
nIyrn ana the beautiful fir tree bore
presents for big and little. great ano
small"
There is an unusual amount OF sick
ness with cattle and horses in the COM
.uuuity. Indigestion is the general dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-31
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3n.-.totton goods
wrrr ,lrmrd today and yarns very firm.
Starlr ginEhamS advanced ON" cent a
ward 10 81. cents. Burlap% w"r"
iirmrr. RAW sin was higher with top
.prlCrS restored
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 80. 10.
r,',rnisSrJ The Intclu4cncer By \. l.,
Masten & 60. members OF the New loEH
Stock Exchange. National BANK hulLG
Ing WhecIinE. ". Va, Louis r. oFano'
Resident tUrtn"r
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 80, 10.
Reported by A. f. Masten " CO.. mem
hers Boston Sl"Sk ENEhanEr' S!Io"'
floor. National Rauk OF W. Va. Rldg.
STOCKS Bid Ask
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unsettled.
LIBERTY BONDS.

Of Liberty Bonds today were: 2i.'s
ao.76; Nrst IS 932n: second - ?if6:
first 4T's o2tn: second i'4's 9l>0:
third 4I's 94T4: fourth tit'S 9lN: Vie
tory SIS 99O2; Victory cas- 99"2.
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Nelson-Archer.

N- CIlronr0 NrlsOn. of NurnsViIIe.
Pa. and Miss FlossIr Archer. of Ma
inrsvillr. wrr" married at II" home II
Inc brides foster sister. Mrs. 7. Il
Ewing. nr Warwood. at hrh noon on
Thursdahy. p"c"mh"r -,
cntrd Young ladies. Tn" groom is tn"
.on,y son ~ Mr. and Ms. Ellsworth Mel
SON. and t.. = rising Young farmer.
Nr: FNaahcth Archer VIII give 4 din
ncr Friday evening in honor or III"
49,. v,Iy-vrGs nrlv few nf the most
intimate friends Will b. present. Dur
ing IN" evening a large number Of their
musicaII"D friends viii cal! on the
vn,.,hCul bride ana groom. May their
lives he long and happy.
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PETROLEUM,

OIL CITY. IA. Dee. 29.-tr'd'i hhl-
anrrs si75. Runs G4,OlG. Shipments
1888; average 44.7l4.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 80. ~.
Reported ~ y. +. MaStcn - Co'. mem,
,ers New York Stock Exchange SscEho
floor. National Bans OF w. va. D!uS.
STOCKS. ! Bio ->SA-
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 20. 10.
Reported by 4. L. Mastcn & 90. mem.
Lers Pittsburgh Stock ExchanE2. Scvont
Floor National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Bid. Ask
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec. 80, ~.
EIChni,uc' compiled for the lntell!Ben
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 90. 10.
Aers New York Cotton Exchange. SeconS
Floor, National Bank OF w. Va. BLDG.
OPEN High. LoH. ct,sa
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. DH~ 20. 10.
Rermrted by A. h. Mastcn & Co, nom,
,crs New York Stock Exchange. ScCond
,'Inur. National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
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Unless some time in your life you
have had the experience OF trying TO
Quiet n baby that was crying for nour-
iShmcnt and you were not properly
equipped by nature or science to furnish
that nourishment, you yet have much 10
learn about life.
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ruttar-CheeRg.
Briefs.

Mr. John Clutter and MISS ONE
C'hrrks. both Of purhin's Mil. were
u,Iirtly uni;.d IN marriage recently.
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Mrs. Newman. an aged Resident OF
Rurnsvillo. is quite III AZ present
Mr. Walt Swartz. ~ Dinsmnrc ridge.
,v,e severely iH!ur"d ny a fan "n the
irn. on" leg Wa broken and IN" llEI-
mruts of the other leg torn loose. Tia"
attending physician says Mr.. Swortz
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Total sales 1.i36.lO0 shares.
Regular Sanl-annual dividend $500
ner share.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-17

be more dangerous still. Nearly
everyone refuses nowadays to use the
same towel with strangers and surely
everyone will agree chat shanking
hands with strangers would be more
dangerous: why chit out the lesser
evils, and keep on with the greater
ones?
Let US summarize; to escape in
uuenza infection, in an epidemic:
: /. Use mask and glasses.
%. Wash hands after removing
shoes.
8. Eat hot foods only.
4. Cut out the hand shake.
Many people are offended by re.
fusal to shake hands until they under.
stand why, but everyone also quickly
agrees the moment it is mentioned
that a military salute is evry bit al
courteous and far more sanitary.
You would not borrow stranger.
handkerchief, would you? Then why
borrow the hand that he used wher
he was blowing his nose on his hand
kerchief?-The Minnesota Public
Health Association Journal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-17

containing many bacteria is pro-
duced in a dairy which has high
score in equipment and that high
grade of milk is produced in one hav-
ing a low score in equipment. A
person without a natural tendency
to be clean and careful will produce
dirty milk even when his equipment
and methods seem to be perfect. On
he other hand, a person with clearly
Instincts and habits will produce
clean milk amid unfavorable sur
oundings. Cleanliness in producing
Wholesome milk is like surgical clean
illness. In large cities where strict
Inspection of diaries is maintained
bacterial examination of the milk is,
made almost daily, the dairies are
scored at frequent intervals and the
cows are tested with tuberculin at
least once and sometimes twice
year and all suspicious animals are
emoved. The maximum bacterial
count allowed is 10000 per cubic
centimeter for certified mi *. Ger
tiled milk is as pure and wholesome
IS any rasteurized milk can be. If
here is any lingering doubt regard
ng it's wholesomeness, pasteurizatiOn
will render it safe beyond reason
BILE doubt. .-a7r-s= .~--r ,~-... a.. -
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-17

- Freak potatoes and other vege-
tables under suspicion have been
rolling in upon the plant disease ex-
perts of the Minnesota college of
agriculture since Minnesota editors
advertised that the division of plant
pathology at University Farm would
pay a reward of SIS to the boy or
girl who first finds and reports the
pestiferous potato wart. Some of
the potatoes sent in have eight and
nine knobs, each virtually potato
of itself. Specimens of club root
on turnip, which resembles the vir-
ulent potato wart, have also been
submitted. Deep scab and wire
worm injury appear on other sam
Piles. The true potato wart, if it is
here at all, has so far evaded the
boy and girl Gordon, say the plant
experts. Meanwhile, the merry
chase goes on.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-10-17
PERT NOONANAGRAPHS

(from the. Baudette Region.)
Looks as if trousers would be worn
longer this fall. And fashion hasn't
a thing to do with it either.
Baudette man wired his wife on
Monday that he wouldn't be home
until Wednesday, and the telegram
got here Thursday. Some service
that-taking three days to inform
your wife that you will not be home
in two days.
Lieut. Governor Frankson is try.
ing to talk his way into the governor.
ship. There is only one difference
between Frankson and statesman
and that's all the difference in the
world.
Minnesota needs state division
about as much as Baudette needs q
subway. The time is near when Nor.
thern Minnesota will control the state
and then everone will get a square
deal, including the tonnage tar
lgougerS.
AS a result of the tonnage tax We
to Governor Burnquist will rur
about as fast as dead horse at the
next election, but he can sleep with
his conscience, which is vastly NOR.
important.
The best definition of an I. w. w
that we have heard is that he is /;
lchap who is willing to work ever!
day but week days providing he il
given Sundays off.
The tonnage tax advocates called
Governor Burnquist an angle worm
but the tonnage tax bird didn't catcl
him.
If what you don't know won
hurt you" is true, we know a lot O
chaps that are immune from harm.
If the prices don't take a tumbl
everybody will soon be starving lik
country editors and school teacher
have for years.