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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
MRS. M'FREDERICkS
GETS IN BAD Aeh

Martins Ferry officers Net:k.
raided the homo Of Mr. and Ars.
Fredericks in that city and arre1te
and Mrs. McFredericks and
whose names were not learned.
Mrs. McFredericks are charged
keeuang a disordcrly house anes
other two with lettering for an 800 - y.
purpose. 80
The women put up SIS each fot
appearance in police court this; NOT
and the men spent ths night In ;5eEAA
Mrs. McFredericks was hned 310vs,
costs by the local police court Lea
two months ago on tho charge Ok
Quoting q disorderly house. 6ho
the case to the criminal court, WA1fN;1
inc was reduced on motion OF co
for the state with tho under1tAA
that sho leave town f,Tt5S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
.RFv CR|TCHLO N RESIGNS MOZART
PA5TORATE FOR MISSIONARY WORK

visiting nurse work in jamestown, ~.
Y, which gavo 5000 hours OF nursing
year at the bedside of the sick poor. In
her Wheeling home the Red Cross
workers found n snug md cosy retreat.
They made thousands OF garments there.
II was not IL noisy demonstration. out
a busy and persistent use OF the shin
ing hour that showed loyalty. When
the "nu' invaded the Hill she was inc
cntcrprising manager TO procure nurses
medicines, flu jackets and food FOR the
sick and TO give her nights TO nursing.
The call to the Virgin Isles is to larg-
or and more important field where such
devotion is so much needed. 1t Is
great mission to give the best that
America has to our new citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
BENSON MIME HEN CALDWELL DIES
At WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, HOME

MInIo Junction. where he look charge
Of the Mingo Iron Works. He was head
Of that company until the local COM
panies, including tho Actna-Standard
and MinEo junction mills were taken
over by tho United States Steel Corpor-
alton.
IL" then went to Larchmont. y. u,
where he erected n residence and resided
for a number OF years. Later he moved
to Oxford, n. &. and purchased farm.
and for a number Of years WINS engaged
in agriculture, and also operated saw
mill. He purchased n home at Winter
Park. Florida. and resided there during
the winter months.
While in lronton he was united IN
marriage to Miss Minnie Campbell, OF
that town. To this union was born one
son, IIalstead Caldwell. who survives.
Tho deceased is also survived by two
sisters residing in Vtneland. N. j. and
Ivy one brother. who is connected with
the government printing office at WASH
ington. ID. c.
lie was II member Of tho Episcop9
church Politically he always affiliated
with the Republican party. Funeral
srrv!cra arc to be held nj tho family
residence nj Winter Park. following
which the remains will be conveyed t"
this city. arriving ut 40 o'clock Thurs
dny afternoon. The body VIII b" IN
TERED In the Mnusnlrurn Mt Green wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
WELL KNOWN IRON MANuTACTuR-
Err PASSES AWAY FOLLOWING
LENGTHY ILLNESS
ropsER OFFICIAL OF THE AETNA
IRON COMPANY-EESIDED IN
THIS CITY FOR MANY
YEARS

Benson McM"chcn Caldwell. one OF
the most widely known Iron and steel
manufacturers in tho country. and FOR
NOR we'll known resident OF this city.
passed away yesterday afternoon ut 3
o'clock, nj his home ut Winter Park.
Florida following a lengthy illness. The
deceased was in the scVcnty-fourth year
Of his age.
IIc was horn In Moundsvillc. Marshall
county. and was reared in that town.
He attended and graduated from Mari
eta College at Marietta. Ohio. follow
Ing which hc attended the West Virginia
University nj Morgnnt own.
Upon leaving the university he on
gagged in the iron and steel business at
Ir0nton, Ohio. In the carly eighties he
came to this city and engaged In bust
ness ut Artnavillc. above bridgeport.
and for years WAS nm official or Aetna
Iron Works, which was Inter mcrErd
with tho STANDARD Iron company. ~"
Remained In tho management or the
combined companies until h" went I"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
WORLD WAR Vets

Wheeling Camp World War Veterans
OF America has a membership Of moro
than 400 and is growing each day.
Hcadouarters for the state have been
established in the Rex Theatre building
and there every soldier. sailor or ma
rine home from service ts asked to re-
port and enlist in the new organization.
The chapter officers are gladly and
without cost aiding service men in Sc
curing the bonus Of $50 awarded them
by Uncle Sam. taking care Of allot-
rnents and every other military affair
in which the men arc interested.
Wheeling chapter meets every Friday
night at the Chamber Of Commerce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
EX-CONCRESSMAN
BOWDLE IS KILLED

CINCINNATI April G.-Former Con-
srcssman Stanley T.. Bowdlc Of this city
was so badly injured when struck by an
automobile while alIghting from n street
cnr here tonight thm he died shortly
nrterward at Il hospital
Bowdlc who. WAS mn attorney. was
elected to Congress In 1914 In tn" First
Ohio district on tho Democratic ticket,
defeating the prrS"nt representative.
Nicholas Longworih. He WIS 80 years
Of ppp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
HOPE OF WORLD
LIES IN CHURCH
SAYS EVANGELIST
Rev. Joe English Delivers Farewell Ser
mon to Large Audience ct the
First Baptist Church

In the last sermon by Evangelist Joe
English At the First Baptist church last
night the speaker said That Paul con-
sidered himself Il dcEeNr 10 all mon be-
cause he knew the power of tho gospel.
The church OF Christ Is debtor 10 tht
entire world. and It's obligations arc
not mot until the Gospel Is preached
to every man. Tho hope OF the world
lies In the Biblo. and II IS the duty or
the church To carry the lilDlo I" the
cnds OF the rnrth. The Gospel has
nnwor 10 save from sin. 1t carries with
IL It's own power and It's application
Us ,nndc Ivy a Divine person. God him;
nplr applies tho power OF tho Compel N
tho souls OF men.
ROY. EngllRh prcnchcd HIN fnrr"c'I
mormon md urged tho congregation 10
continue In prayer md In tho read
inE or God. word Tho Junior choir.
which hna boon leading tho revival HlnE-
ing. sang n special number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
ATTORNEY SPEAKS
AT UNION MISSION

Clyde F. Amos. we'll known attorney
delivered the address at the Union Mis-
sion last night. Tho song service was
accompanied by tho Mission Orchestra
and Miss Ircne Otto contributed solo
Three men and one woman responded to
the call.
This evening tho song service will be
led by Lewis Morgan. tho rolling mill
evangelist Of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07

so can do my house work without any
difficulty. ! advise any woman who is
afflicted with female troubles to give
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Corn
mound n trial and it will do as much for
them. Mrs. MARIE BOYD, 142l 9th
St, N. E., Canton, Ohio.
Sometimes there are serious condi
tons where u hospital operation is the
only alternative, but on the other hand
30 many women have been cured by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after
doctors hrve said that an operation wus
necessary - every woman who wants
to avoid IN operation should give it
fair trial before submitting to such
trying ordeal.
If complications exist. write to Lydia
e. Pinkhnm Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.,
for advice. The result of muny years
experience is ut your service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
TR|ADElP HIA SCHOOL BOARD DICKERING FOR
PURCHASE OF COUNTY POOR FARM AND BUILDING

ing the Infirmary building and grounds
for an addition to the Elm Grove grade
school and an athletic field.
Not wishing In antnEnnizr any of tho
citizens Of TrIndelphia district in OK
pending the bond issue funds for the
purpose which II WAS intended for the
board has been open in itS negotiations
and the fact that practically no opposi-
ton has h"cn met with angus well that
the acquisition of tho infirmary build
ing and. grounds will hr viewed with
favor by tho people OF Triadclphia dis
trict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
ALLIED EVACUATION
OF ODESSA IMMINENT

PARIS. April G.-Bolshcvik pressure
against Odessa the great RUSSIAN port
on tho BLACK sea- Is increasing. and the
evacuation or the city by ltaly's forces
Is imminent. the Matin says. The allied
forces. il adds. probably Will bc with
drawn ultimately TO the Dncistcr In or
der Ia protect BrSsnrahla md Rumanin.
The isthmus OF Pcrknp. which con-
nects Europe in Russia with the crtmrn.
has been fortified ny tho allies to pro-
toct the Russian naval base OF Scbasto-
mol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
BAPTIST REVIVAL
CLOSED SUNDAY

Revival services closed last evening
ri the First BAPTIST church. The meet
fngs lasted for Two weeks and were
largely attended and resulted in many
conversions and now additions to the
church membership.
The meetings were conducted by Rev.
Joseph English. and Mr.. Sam Raburn
had charge Of the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
COLTILLlON CLUB
SELECT DANCE

The popular Codllion Club VIII give
thor usual weekly dance Monday even
ing at tho Carroll club auditorium the
hall will be BEAUTIFULLY decorated for the
affair and no doubt tho usual large
crowd will be in attendance. A line
program has been arranged by Prot.
Bentfleld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
vo,rAu CRIED WITH 1x.N

Thousands Of women work todoy
suffering from kidney or blAdAefI Tx
ments that can be relieved. At1g
Wayne, 7726 3rd St. Ocean Afks
writes: II had to sit down du1ings
homework. My back ached 80, Als9.
hin pained me so used to cry o0t:s
main w.s so great. Now am thSAk2
to say that Foley Kidney Pills III
~ ali my pain" Backache, Sore.
cles. stif or swollen joints, rheu1
,ajns are Indications Of kidney tr14
E'oley Kidney Pills are safe and relt
they bring quick resultA Sold ~
where. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
HOW MRS, BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton, Ohio.-"I suffered from q
female trouble which, caused me much

sun erlng, and TWO
doctors decide d
that | would have
to 60 through all
operation before l
could get well.
My mother, who
had been helped by
Lydia E. Pinkham s
Fegc table Com
pound, advised me
to try it before sub
hitting TO an opera
ton. Itrelieved me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
BABY GIRL

A baby girl came to bless the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Daniels this
morning at . o'clock. ut the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Mother and daughter
arc doing flnc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-07
NINE ~
For Colds, Catarrh or lnflue1za

DO you Ie0 49, =. l...-
unequal to tho worka
Of your Do you !!
cough q little, o.
your nose both6 ~
Are you pslea d W!ll)|
blood thin and wa4W
Better put your body M|
shape. Build Gtrp1)
Not1s the time. g1
An old, reliable ho =
maker and herbA
made from Wild roo61
barks, Is d.. Pet
Golden Medical Dne
cry. This mature q !
DIV" comes in tab1ot
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
UNABLE TO LEARN BASEBALL
czr,e Proves Tee co1npk.steo fer
French 70 Nss.er-ctnt Renern-
Der Where Bases Are

The FreDci have lot been able 40
learn b8ss ball. Attempts Of AIns,i-
can dOnghboys and ~ men 10 te-cn
them the game have failed. IL IL asc~
admitted BASEBALL under present
conditions. has pro.ed too complicated
for the pollus. who can T8ast0 the
hardest Of the Irregular rert-s and
found OCT The combination OF tie -Bia
Bertha i1ng aso. but cannot reDeIs-
Der which way is brsi base.
Intensive training Was rendered
doubly difficult not only by The Ger
man hsbii Of picking out "a smooth
fields for afisfnoon boinbaIs slaeDi. but
also By tiss purely FreneS habit Of
courtesy. re poiiu viii ave his Of
heers life. sgi be cannot snJoy stTik'
ing him Or.
The story is told Of QUE player who
slammed the pill strslght into the
pitchers chest and mf-ie q long de-
tour on his way to 6rss t0 apologize
To Dacnsleur. The souEG Of an Amer.
lean private bawling cut his captain
for an error al third IL said to have
kept The whole sector from Toul to
Monfdidisr In conversation last spring.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
JOCKEYS MUST LOOK
AFTER OWN AFFAIRS
Proozob Not Be Perrittec tt
faga9s Manager.
sroeT Pay More A-terfios 80 ees-
sonsl Representatives. Tnsn 90
1rainerB Or o~ne-s-kise
Prom risee e-orr eertins

JocIaTs pha -s-.dre Licenses 30 -i5e
ou ne New To-s t-ucEf 1er- yesr rry
bOf - I.es-IIsi--ec 80 sruI,ioy agents or
mHnhre-s 10 ioot uffe- tises- affairs
The governors 0f -ne1Dr have been
s1-ssuliF investigating the ms-hVos
s.IrTHvT--6 fF he 5Besevs ,,e--s0rlsi rep
-s-~.-IIturires nfc the Ds-so for reform
IN tiHi ni-srflar seems 20 be tmpsrn-
tive. d VIZ nor Ice surprising. tbere-
fu-e 20 iAT-r fiIu- fhe riders IN fp-
tu-e VII ise uBdsr -is di-ee1 ,courrn
n esrs-Il Trustworthy 1ftciuls AZ
f,uitIrs-G ~ ne Stewards q fbs yOcfey
f5ut un6 rtr- Uu-sids nrsrts or mann
rs,-s VIII he Is-pnouDrs-d DOlsesssrtf1l.
Arru-dinr - weIi-i1fo-1Ded rurffDen
Wlf0 os-si-s cieur racing s.eTefhi Jock
eTs The lHsf s.-rSon Ind as mrnT as
risrs-e u- four agents. These Hrsn-s- 81
10 tiEa-red Frequently enDs IN eunfBcr
rTfh tssrsens who Ind lif-js rs-l-d for
the welfare uf rscfnE Naturally the
riders ssai6 more t--srrign 20 -teir per-
stfisl representatives. rtsun 70 the OVID
ssrs ~ rru1ne-x zbo engaged tbeir
ts.-z1c.-E- Consequently owners Or trim
80 Frequently saw fbsir horses sU~
tain 1efeuf ~ q resui- pf poor -icir=.
IL fts 5ockeys engagements are
made ~ r.-o,=nized officials in the
employ Sf TIE racing ussocis-ioD you =
zee bix Improvement nsr- sshss3.'
ssid O ysro1ni3erI- bursernHn 1t Eiso
rr1istf De wise move 20 Keep the
tEirses of the riders secret uu-1i =
mii-fres before each -1re Then coi-
iusSsD befwe.n Hrerts ms Spectators
wOui9 i.e impossible OF t-1urss- OWL
efs 3 iss Ind first cal en the services
q cssrraiB 5oeksys would nor ~ affec--
- EbssB sOigf,stfng fOs stakes. tut II
rnighi t-- r.ossfble 20 calHngs press,r
Conditions regarding the e1EHgs-Dssi
a r5ds-s far overnight rnces--
u also has been suggested thss q
rule strictly Js-uh5itins the placing Of
wsre-s for Jockeys br their employers
sA0ulc be noopf.-d before 1914
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09

Jriiss-t- tsuf fb-ss inut.e an s-bIssct.li1
Gy,se Jas
csrnass ssiae-J'uf sinsi IA.
ia'Es bsae fi1rous.h M u.el, ssi,sggs--
Mus a l3Bs4s squtfs 80 sslf g.ou1 n
sisuii '-rles aDc 1fy a E,,iGeu brcvEL
Pour ne i,eirnr hr fnf via hsh ~
49, drowned is.s ~ J,o-t orss liss szii-
lui1s Nfrh q saiflD sair.-dds-d 0uleD ffhs
soll,yr fnny i.s sur .ilrSnFh 10 f-sVsgag
va me euiiaEs) seir upo mix v.ai.
sdd J,is-iIfy ~ ssli1 and a fsaT Clashes u
sz.ssaDs Js5gs-. in fhs fr7anE pan
sssit sisSsEb vinegar - uBOisssn sine
sssn1 j,our fiis ersr The esieaEs ba0i-
INK bo- 30 IN chs vnr1uiDg Orsr pD-
az rsncf ~ es-rs
Iorss.eet .sf. Ce-r,-Sfs.H dOrp
Faus - Tomatoes ezfi one rulfrfe
asdss. aDc ssrix - Jsa-saeys season
ssfi HDS S'ui IA isys,s H. i,silnx disai
vffb .snDsss corn COr.Y via bUf-
tsf.4 erusibs AD5 bqks uvr1 well
irowns-d.
Fffteen-kinp-e pSseins>--guri oe
fore 1lsinnx ~ fss dluDsr PIT % fls-
following pOocing - npoks II win ~
fsaey - s.Trs IN tas-ufy u time f0r
she dessert Take oDs rn5su u eft.
sc b0or little sali aud fenspoosSfu ~
" t'ating powder: ndn wei and add
snousb ris4 nilk 20 make a drop hat
fsr. Butter Individual Enolds 90 eBps.
f, .~~p ~ q spso1fD ~ fils barter. tbeD
s5soon,Ui n sznDso ealefrsss 81 straw.
bsrries faDy juicy fruiiD toy VITA sD.
Of1lr sroonfDI ~ saffsr. ssf tic cus,s
into psD 81 boiiiny water. c0rer and
ooDk os The toy ~ ;hs stove tffeeD
ryisp;ss. DO not raise the ever Will
sssOklDg. Serve with swsesensd cream
or cream, sDc sugar Thy are nxsr.
ts'idsr sEe csiitsfs when carefully
z boiled.
Onions sns cbe<e-Taks q Dish ~
eooi.sd onions. place IN isysrs IN isu'.
tered taking dish with white snBoe
nno eissess. Bake Until We'll hezfe3
through. Cse nd cream eiBsese. as
Otherwise the cheese Nii ooOk siY1ngy
s X
Nfsyw ths tfu. faius - time. srsffh.
nsfEs ano eusyy sFsrp saofDsn, % r.
4 80 iclsnesf. 40 iszinsus ~ pf9efasti-
rsfivr. prrrr got ~ an fOfnoffys
Ehai ySy can % toesT. .--f;hsf'sras
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
POULTRY AND EGGS SUPPLY
Badly keeced 20 Help Feed the World
-Nothin9 Else costs So Little 20
Raise on Farm
By P. G. HoLDENS

The high price Of feed and the high
price Of poultry have combined in
causing farmers TO greatly reduce
their fiocks. and as a result we are
facing a serious shortage in poultry
and eggs at a time when they are bad
ly needed 10 help feed the world
We must not forget that while feet
is high and while poultry brings good
prices. nothing else costs so little to
raise on farm as chickens. and that
eggs are bringing such high prices We
cannot afford TO shut of the source OF
their supply.
Large fiocks of poultry are needed
on every farm. and every farmer
should keep his young pullets. which
viii soon be his best layers. Get rid
Of the roosters. Avoid wasteful meth
DDS in handling poultry and in mar
keting eggs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
KEEP ONLY PROFITABLE HENS
Emergency Agents wssins sSccessfss
Csmpsisn Assint unpscataess
gcsss IN FsockG-

op-.rz-sc t,y the rrs--c stsses Depart
rneui of AEr5euttrre1
Practically an the soyfbern Nissis-
s.;EG valley and middle Western stsies
have effected suIisfsc1cry iDcrezsses IN
their p-o6DcfioD Of poultry p-odptfs-
III. erDe-EeDcy agents are now ssring
d successsul campaign sgsfnst the un-
profitable hens bE getting owners TO
cuH such fowls from fbeir fn-rks- Bens
p45st produce less than - eEEz year
srs better Dead than alive. wfElle fowls
which Yield from - 10 100 egss sn1rsE
~ are only fnlr prvoDcsrs- Good lzy-
e-s produce IL eggs and upward every
u months. In snrDe 3ocks of 200 bsns.
T5 of The lOr1lrOducing fowls have
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
BLAcKHEAD IS BAD DISEASE
Cases Are lnfrequent Where Birds
Are Permitted to Forage for
Most OF Their Feed.

OF the infectious diseases OF tur.
keys, according to Andrew s. Weiant.
Of the bureau Of animal industry, de
partment of agriculture. blackhead is
the most destructive. 1t is notable
that whenever the climate and range
conditions are such as to permit Of
the turkeys foraging for most Of their
feed from the time they are Matched
until they are marketed. cases Of
blackhead are infrequent. Blackhead
occasionally affects grown turkeys, hut
II mostly occurs among young turkeys
between the ages Of six weeks and
four months. No positive cure for
blackhead has been found. As In tho
case Of all other Infectious diseases,
the sick bird should Immediately be
removed from the flock to prevent q
further spread Of the disease, and if
very sick. II Is best to kill 1t and burn
the body.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09

How rOulo ysy 1ifs 80 10 Bent
COreg. srsss,inx ~ 10 ne 5,iris- insst
81 hand. srsBor adjusted al ready 80
fHt'h The trsr EsiIss ~ ffe ss-asons Or
SrDrsr 45ernoasy. e,2iidnr cut 80
hurting tlil. Effb rhe ralfis s7aseroic
firmly rripsssc-4nd .bs crowd Esfs5nr
ifs trys GLIMPSE 81 y0E since ne 1S1s
s.-asoDs
Fans Nil Vel
Jfink ~ fbe rs-oess1or fntf sDct
fos-r VIII be given N1eD tbs Cd EErns
oDtpes bsf.k 90 Re own. and fte cd
ervwds rn,hsr IN ne ssyirEf1rDe. How
fss stands VIII rDr.k and treznias 70
me cs,srae1s ~ DOiss. hOw the fnns
xiD pei anc below. sD1 how the pre-
ssnfsu0ns VIII BE- offered al srVCnc
the many c5Dess There vii he great
times around fbs circuits. and o0inEs
Which viii nerer b. f0rrOfter- II Nss
q great thing 20 be q big league stsr-
but what could be ~ great 70 bal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09

In the number Of beef cattle. which
explains the high cost Of beef. shoes
and leather.
The loss sustained by the United
States from infectious and contagious
diseases among live stock In the last
year has amounted to $25O.O0O.O00"
Federal. state and municipal gov
ernments will have to employ a larger
veterinary service TO reduce the tre-
'nendous preventable losses of live
stock TO foster the increase OF animals
on the farms. was the assertion made
BY Professor Hoskins.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09

uilwsUkee- Baker eails cialby the
blgges; American fnrOrife that ever
stepped In sD Australian ring. Ne
also has a decided nking for Fritz Hal
land " Portland. Ore.
These tao were the eraftlest box
err that ever visited my county" re
marked Baker. '-Tbey used more nc
iusi bruinsork In ~ rounds than mnsf
boxers do IN half dozen contests Of a
similar length.
III anything. clabby was the clever
er Of the two. as might be understood
by the fact of Lis boxing the fun ~
rounds with Darcy on two OccasiOns-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09

Eifis fiaus ar Dos S..sfs-d-
nssn ens 10 fss-unris eSpuEh -
bts N a farln fiss xifis ~ tpeu fr.'-Dos
nof rs5vssszr riss Whole tstifiils- The
fsfssr and t'g3s nn9 pui fgNs "
. irnes - VIC saais- fruis aud few
ress~i''''@s A. tiss christmas '''''''iss
rziilf in'fi'rf ans ti's xirs VIZ 400 Q
cvx ~ cs,vsas's. a fsiass ~ two ~ )slis.
. psn'is- 90 pat " bes'dls'NvrN
1Ds prsss''n fotosalx ffean fi's f'rrS
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
HINTS ON SELECTING LAYERS
PuiIets With Alert Eyes and Comb.
Faee and wattles Of Fine
Texture Are Best.

Judging poultry is said to be a finer
art than the selection Of other farm
animals. but the man or woman who
picks pullets with a fne head. alert
eyes and comb, face and wattles Of
nne texture, has taken the nrst step
toward increased egg production. Good
puiiets should stand square on their
Ieet' With legs wide apart, with the
front end OF the body slightly higher
than the posterlor end, and with a long
back and tail carried rather high. The
body should be wedge-shape. yielding
ample room for the reproduction and
digestive orrnns M -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09

The food pvoblein calls for the zon-
ing of the country with an animal en-
gineer In charge Of every zone. he de-
clsred. and zone sbaftoirs and render
ing establishments should be -t-tnb-
lished where Improbable and sterile
animals can be turned into focd. Ienth-
er. wool. fats and fertilizers. 10 save
the waste OF food on the farms.
In tho last ffteen years" Dean
Ioskins declared. ''tiie population Of
the country has increased 20 per cent.
whereas IN the same time there has
heen an actual decrease g 2 per cent
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-01-09
CIRCUIT HITS DIDN'T COUNT
Three Major League estters Victims
Of Circumstances Last sesson--
Babe Ruth 10 One.

Three players In the big leagues
had the distinction Of driving the hall
into the bieachers last ssason with
on, getting credit usually given for
bons run.
The trio were Babe Ruth. the slug
ger Of the Red Sor. J. Franklin
Baker. the ''home-run king" of The
Yankees. and Emil Mepsei. the young
outneIder Of the Philadelphia No.
tionHls.
on July 8 Ruth propelled one Of
Stanley coysleskie's spitters into the
right field blsacher. II was in the
ninth inning. with the score tied and