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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
MADE $500 MILE AUTO
TRIP OVER NORTHWEST

MIR. and Mrs. George A. Hartman.
and Mr. and Mrs Phil winans, of
Nalla Walla, returned to Pendteton
sunday evening from AN auto tour OF
the northwest which lasted nearly "a
month. The trip was made in the
Hartman car.
Roads in the 2soO miie. trip were
found quite satisfactory on the whole;
MIR. Hartman said today Hundreds
of miles We're covered in Washington.
British Columbia and oregon, some
of the toughest encountered bein.
near Mabton, Washington. aud beyond
Yakima. where detour was found
necessary The highway from Ths
Dalles to Pendleton was eliminated by
taking the north side from White Sal
mon.
On the tour the party went from
Pendleton. via waila walia through
the Yakima valley and Snoqualmis
Pass to seattle. Thence they went
north 70 Vancouver. r. G.. ferried 10
Nanaimo on Vancouver Island aud mo
tored about l5o miles on the island.
Two days We're spent In and around
Victoria. following which they again
ferried to Port Angeles. Washington.
They made the trip down the Oiym-
pic highway to Olympia and into Ta-
coma. From Tacoma. they drove to
Rainier National Park. where Mr..
Hartman attended the Washington
Bankers convention. After leaving
the park. they drove TO Chehails and
followed the Pacific highway to Kala-
ma. Here they ferrled To the Colum-
bia river highway at Goble aud drove
To Seaside where eight days were
spent
From Seaside the party mOtOred to
Taillmook and its beaches and re-
turned to the willamette Valley and
Portland via McMinnviiie -four days
were spent la Portland aud the trip
home was made as Far a. Hood River
on the Columbia highway and from
White salmon on the north side high
way. --VE; q lt~-M
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
HOPE Hell L{D THAT PRESIDENTS CONFERENCE
WILL BRING SOLUTION TO LABOR PROBLEMS
P0STMARKS ON ORDERS
FOR ROUNDUP TICKETS
REPRESENT ALL NATION

Tradition viii be shattered at
the opening of the Round Up
ticket offis;e tomorrow at s a. m,
for instef1d of a member of the
Thomas .lsoylen family being in
charge, -Sed Fowler viii sell the
tickets. Tor several years a Boy
len has .officiated and it was
thought. that Eugene Boylen
would act as seller this year. but
his nties on his fathers sheep
ranc'n prevent.
L oday ARRANGEMENTS are being
ma de to fill the orders for tick
cts from out-of-town. and the
ask of filling the orders. which
begins tomorrow. September 2,
promises to be a big one. w. c.
+. Pruitt. advertising manager
for the Round-up, says that not
since 1912 has there been such
stack of mail orders. Postmarks
on the envelopes are a story in
themselves, for all parts of the
United States are represented.
one order is from London. Eng
land, so it may be that the Prince
of Wales did not wait to be in
vited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
.O4 INCHES OF RAIN
FELL DURING AUGUST

Scarcely enough TO lay the dust but
nevertheless welcome. .04 inches of
rain fell Saturday night Harvest is
practically over throughout the coun-
tv and farmers were glad to see the
rain in the hope that roads would be
improved for wheat hauling. high
rain.
only fall during the month of August.
Thus the total fall for July and the
total for August are the same. The
normal fall for this month is AZ. Au-
gust, 1918. exceeded the normal rain
fan, for the total precipitation for
this month last year was 1.47.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
.slbcrtans Have Fair Crops.

Wheat in Alberta this year was
good in some sections but in the
south was short owing to drought, II.
w. Collins said today upon his return
from Calgary. The Knight Brothers,
VIII. Ernest and Ralph. who left here
TO farm near Strathmore, did well this
year. other Umatilla county farmers
in that region also had a successful
year. The total crop in the province
probably is short of the average, Mr..
Collins said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
CALGARY TALENT IS
!, COMING TO ROUNDUP

CaIgary's Stampede was success
iful show with classy array of per-
formers according to n. w. Collins.
who returned yesterday from there.
All the best talent which showed
there assured him that they would be
in Pendleton for the Round-Up and
Mr. Collins declares that with the as
surances the association now has. the
classiest lineup of performers in his
tory Will be here.
Ray McCarroll. Pendleton's bull
dogger, was injured at Cagary by a
prod from d steers horn into his leg
lie will be in shape for the Round
Up however. Herman Rosenberg all
so got into the money In the bull
tiogging. Mr.. Collins said. He downed
his animal in 81 seconds.
Calgary citizens were especially at
tentive to the Pendleton visitors and
showed them a fine time, Mr.. Collins
declared. The city was not over
crowded with visitors. as its popula-
tion is $4,000 and there were less
than 10000 in attendance the first
three days,
Owing to missing their train con-
nections at Spokane, the rest of the
party which left here for Calgary is
not expected until this evening. Mr..
Collins preceded them alone. Those
who are yet TO return are s. Il.
Thompson. Roy Raley. George Strand,
Al knight, Herman Rosenberg. Ray
McCarroll, Leon Cohen, Chauncey
Bishop, Seth Dickson. Dan Clark and
Jinks TAYLOR.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
Paying orr Fire Fighters.

w. w. Cryder. supervisor of the
Umatilla National Forest, today Is
paying off % fire fighters who fought
fire in the big Creek and Spring
Creek fires, The fires are now almost
under control and rains i'm that regi-
on have helped the situation. states
MIR. Cryder. so that it is no longer ne
cessary to keep such a large force of
fire fighters,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
GREEK KING GRANTS
REPRIEvE TO 10000
WHO SERVED IN WAR

ROME, Sept. liking Emmanuel
today granted reprieves to about forty
.hor'lad soldiers who received prison
sai'ten"e- ranging ICON 20 years 10
life inili isonment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
GENERAL PERSHING SAILS
FOR US. ON LEVIATHAN
AT 3 THIS AFTERNOON

BREST, Sept. 1.--General John j.
Pershing sailed for the United States
on the Levlathan at o'clock this af-
ternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01

This paper II u memDcr ana audited
by tho Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01
DAILY EVENING EDITION

Number copies printed Of yesterdays
Daily Edition.
2,975
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-01

Tho East Orcxonian y Eastrtu cre.
gon's greatcst newspaper aud -
selling force gives ~ ~ advcru~crs
over twice the circuiation tn fcndic-
ton aud Umatiiia county of any other
newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Armed Guards on Duty
Following Street Battle

ROGALUSA. La. Nov. 23.-Hcavy
armed guards patrollcd the streets to-.
day To prevent violence following a
pitchcd battle yesterday between union
labor leaders and special policemen
in which lhr"" ot tn" furnrr were Killed
and several persons wounded.
Tho authorities announced today that
,lIr li:;h,iuc was III" CulmjnalIru Of an
attempt to protect Sol Da&uS, Il negro
union urganiZcr. who WAS sought by the
police as Il dangerous character. TW"
union. men. it was charged. walked
through the streets with IN" negro. both
armed with shutEurs. When the three
reached local union headquarters. the
police. aided by members Of the 10y
atty League" made up partly OF en-
nIcvcs of the Great southern Lumber
cunpany's plant. attcmpt"G 70 arrest
tho nccro. \ battle followed in which
three Of the urgru"CS dvf"EdcrH W'r"
killed. two v.or" wounded. ana MEMBER
OF he posse. vas Injured.
Tho :hrcn men killed were Lum l..
Williams. president Of the local allied
trades council. J. i. R"uchilloh ana
Thomas Gaines. carpenters.
William l.. Donnrls. organizer OF tho
r,i,cd Rruthcrhuud If carpenters AMI
Jojncrs has asked fer warrants against
,yclvc members Of tn" "LoEA!tE
League" charged with drrortinS Ed
O'Hr!en, union man. for alleged remarks
annroyinr the shooting up Of the arms
,ira day parade 4. CCntrnlla. Wash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Labor Party Men Shout
For The ''P|unb Plan"

CHICAGO. Nov. @%.-Gl"nH f. Plumb
was enthusiastically received today by
the nati0nel labor party convention
when he presented his plan for the
naturalization Of the railroads Of the
country. When he appeared on the
platform. several hundred delegates
from railway Labor organizations march
cd about the hall shouting:
we wang the Plumb plan now
After the greeting, Attorney Plumb
assorted that after spending consider
able time in Washington during the last
two years. 1t felt good 10 talk to plain,
common sense Americans.
The first step in the adoption Of his
plan. he d"ci2rcd, was 80 change III"
faces Of oar repre- Scntativrs III Com
Ercss" His method uf control. he said.
would reduce freight rates forty percent
and thereby would hclp - reduce III"
hiah cost Of living. The system Was
defined by him rs q profit SAVING rather
than a rroiir sharing plan. Increased
wages. he added. did not benefit the
wage Garner il every raise resulted in
higher prices for tho necessities Of life.
lie said that his plan WAS applicable
10 every public utility and to every
other industry IN the country and states
could apply 10 the public utilities. 1t is
oNrccicd that the convention will for
mally endorse the Plumb Plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
NJ COY FUNERAL
To De TUESDAY
SERVICES WILL DE HELD AT THE
RESIDENCE AT O'CLoCR-1N-
rERMENr IN GREENWOOD.
One Of the City's Mort Prominent Busi-
ness Men and Citizens Called ny
Death.

Funeral services will be held at tho
family residence No. 26 Maple avenue.
Nroodlawn. on Tuesday afternoon at )
o'cloc, for the late William d. Mccoy
friends Of the family invited TO al''''u'
Intermcut will be private and in hrceh-
wood a.,
william D. Mccoy. residing ut NO 20
Mani" avenue. Wu"dlawn, d"d Suuuci'lS
,t no o'clock Saturday evening at his
home, his death coming as Il PIoiU"'.
Shock TO his many friends throughout
the Greater Wh"cIInE district. Mr.. NC
cav had r.cn employed at the J"hn D
E,,.,nr Dry Goods company IN this clt{
for ib.. rast lh!rty-scv"n years ana l"r
,,,,,hrr of wears WAS the cashier Oh
the company. ,,.b
Mr. Mccoy had been in perfect hca''h'
Jo cnmplc,rd his work n tho "llcc at
,,,or Saturday. He made tn" tIlp out
IN his home N the Nayi"r aui"m"h'ie
and was working about the garden So
I'm, ,,, hulhs when he was 1ataIIE
.,ricken. His wife noticed that some
,hirr was wrong and called to n"lEhporS
,rho aided her in getting nm I'M" '"'
hnnsc but he had already "Nplr"n.
rnr, At Harrisvillr. OHIO. IN lH""' MT,
nrCnv attended the rural Sch""'H """
waved tn his city when our" Sou'T
Vic w,s son Of the late DR. Edwin ~
! uc,'nv Of this city. Ills WHO" SUI
yives being before her marriage -H'H'
lt,r.or,t Gilchrist. Tw" dauh"'''
H 'iS' survive. they being Mrs. Thomas
rorncr and Mrs. Frank MyItr' DOL u.
|, IF pittsburgh. Ia. On" SISTER: W
G Edwards. Of Port Chester. ~ y, ana an;
one brother. Charles Mccoy oil c"ii'
! furnia. also survive. =,
Mr.. Mccoy. was dcvou' mrmocr 10, %.
r rT Tie was splendid musician ana iioS
! ,.i",ir,et Of great mh.i.,y. lie Also loFco
,.,,rn and The open ana on" Of ms ch'el
drligh,s was taking care "i MS EaIur ,,.
,rhnrr no raised many plants "iDar'o"S
| l.i,,ds and also many flowers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Elizabeth Rcdenback

Funeral services for the late MIS-
,riv,hc,h Eodcnblvk will be held Tues
d,v afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
r.,,rirv RESIDENCE No. - Sixteenth street.
p,y T.. q. Howard. pastor Of the Eng,
ltsh Lutheran church, Will otricinte ana
in,ermCnt will b. made in Greenwood
Mrs, Rodcnback. died yesterday morn
inv following a long illness. She was
,he d,u,h,rr Of the late Alexander ana
M,r,ho EJdcr and Was born in New YORK
e. ycors ngu. She came to Wheeling III
.lS7i from Lancaster, In. surviving arc
the following sons and daughters; w;
= Rudcnback. Mrs. Flora T.. Marsha1l
and Mrs. Anna Il. BurtUft. William AS
hurry Elder, brother, and Mrs. Fannie
Wells, n sister. Her husband WILLIAM
]. Rodcnback, died four years ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
RIG ANNUAL TREAT FOR FANS
nj The VALLEY NEXT THURSDAY
Coach Keson of Wheeling Ugh, and Layman Of Beaire
WIN Make Their Biggest Efforts of the Entire Season to
Win This Annual Thanksgiving Day Setto Between the
Tvo Scbools-Came VIII Be Played at Fair Grounds

., 49,, scbo,,st;c football season
an us last legs. the oissSSl - ~
ms wear is on TAP Tor l""t W:.a,1-
ta-,Gon AT 2 o'clock. when the W.,
&C., h;.b eleven. and Bclla're hiFn nv
IN their annual THANKSGIVING Icy
,sst at the state Fair Ero""u . al.
The Wheeling BE Hare E""e for
49, tvo schools. as IN the pas -,
I,o,.s decided the championship ".
49, ohio Valley. Whether mems
,,ins or loses she cannot LAY 49,
49, thn valley championship. because ~
~ d,f,,t nj the hands Of lhnSIS' '"'
.t,nuId Rellairc defeat 'eeI,.e
So" han one touchdown then tAe Neu
- pI,rk team has, as much C'"'''' -
nv p.i,ai-c and I,insly have not met N.'''
,.oa- and the result Of THURSDAY
iii decide the CHAMPIONSHIP -,
Wins Ferry has been eIiu't'".t ,,,i-
the championship running /"
nifty. ptc, hoys came
All ,,., Eriday's mill in tine con
49, md Coach Kellison Will put
u. ,,as, two DAYS Of hard pract!Ce.
az, ~-ob,hIy do away with Scr'''''Ae
re - IS taking too big ch"nCS a.
- INV more cripples on MS "N ':'
vhrciin.- high is In had shape ~ -.
', ,bn loss Of Basis;a. Tighe'
VA Nunas, but 4 more serious 90
man. man ana f,r . squad cannot be. found
in this community. - NOT ex-
Coach Iayman. OF BeliaiFe' 10 ith
-cct,nr his team to walk AVA ,his
yybeeIinr in her annual El1." ..,Inn-
sSason, because he realizes that ,,, ron;
est John" has all the necsSSS ay t snrtnE
ror a college coach. and may S'''f
100, rrcxpccted surprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR TO
OvELL MINING DISORDER

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. "3-Govcrnor
Davis left here for st. Charles mtg
Vjrsinla town near the Kentucky hoSdrr'
to take personal command Of 500 militia
mon sent there to deal with conditions
in tho coal fields which were reported
today "a serious.
One report to the governors "'l''
said tho town rosCmblcd an armed camp
Radical miners. i, was SAID, hsd mount.
ed guns on the hillsld" and thrrA'ch""
10 urru fire ON any miners attempting
To- enter the mines. whlrh had o''h
closed sine" the Mathematics strike on
November |.
t.ry:,I miners appealed to the governor
for assistance, and reported To him
that threats had been made 10 destroy
the mines with dynamite. Five comnan-
les of militia were moholiZcd last night
and started early today for the border.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Vance Cancelled Without
Notifying B. A. {.

The sporting editor Of the Intelligence
or is in receipt of letter from the man
ayomert of the Bcllaire Athletics IN
which they complain of the treatment
given them by Mcssrs. Vance ana
Jacobucci IN cancellng yesterdays
game.
Mr.. Vance admitted to the Bellairc
management that Yoke and he knew
at . D m. Saturday that the game would
no. be played. yet they failed TO notify
Mr.. Mullaney or Mr. Gaughcy, and
allowed them TO go 70 4 big expense in
order TO bring Nessrs. Stone, rate
Faust, Abbott. varney and Ed. Null
laney, our out Of town players here the
letter says.
In regards 20 playing the Vance club
Ecllaire would be glad to play them on
December I. with neutral officials. under
The following terms-park and official
expensc TO be borne on 4 $3.50 basis.
after this expense has been taken care
Of tho balance Of the receipts 70 be d.
y;dcd scyenty-dvc percent TO the win
nor. and twenty-five per cent to Gro
loser.
II this arrangement is satisfactory 10
/ the Vance Club. BcIlairc. would be glad
10 talk business with Mr.. Arch Games,
! as their representative and official.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
LINSLY GRID SQUAD
IS BADLY CRIPPLED
THE CADETS BADLY, ALTHOUGH
NONE ARE SERIOUS.
Ltnsly win Probably Meet Clarksnurg
ns Fair Grounds Next Saturday.

After wadinG through the early games
or tho season and tn" StcnuOuS mid-s"a-
son battles without serious injuries. the
llnSley aggrC cation succumbcd to old
man jInN in the last two games and the
fighting Storcrs men are pretty sorcly
used up. II has been the same old story
with the biggest and the smallest teams
this year. Gruelling contests will tell
in the long run and Linsly certainly
has been through the mill this season
With one Of the light"st teams in the
state the cadets ave been ambitious and
have played the most trying schedule
ever attempted by Linsly team and
have met more OF the big fellows than
any team in the state. Opening the sea-
son with Cameron. they have met Nor
gantown. Huntington, Wheeling. I'arK-
erSburg. and Buckhannon. with Wells
burg. New Cumberland and Triadclpha
as the only So-cailCd easy or practice
contests. In every contest the team has
played fine brand of football and IN
only two battles have been worstcd.
The down-state aGGrcEatiunS always
furnish much larger teams than the To-
cal teams and with stellar coaches are
playing brand OF football that would
do credit 10 many college teams. With
good weight they are better able 10
NA'iIANl liIc anu pEuiSSS mat are
bound TO come and Is the season ncars
its close the big boys the the ones that
are IN best shape TO continue the rum
ming.
But many OF the big teams have slip
ped this this year and the only teams re-
moInlns undetcated by state this season
ar" M0rCantown and Parkcrsburg When
these teams meet at ParkcrSburg on
THANKSGIVING day the state champion
ship will be decided and unless a tie re-
suits only one intoxicated team will re-
main.
! In local circles only two important
games remain. the Wheeling High-Bc
! lairc game on Thanks giving Day and the
Inns y-CtarkSbur1s game on next Satur-
l"y. Wheeling has been followed by
misfortune this season but can be rclicc
upon 10 come back strong on Turkey
Day. Great local interest settles on tins
aud the whole town will turn out TO roo
! for tn" gold and blue.
! The LirSly-Clarksburg details have moi
been definitely arranged. although the
LinSly officials forwarded a contrac,
early last week. With the cadets so bad
, y crippled it would probably be just q:
o we'll 10 call eff the contest. In fact, 4
. has been animated that this may b,
; done If IL is agreeable 10 both teams. Blu
, II has been stated that LinS!y will carr!
! ont the contract if Clarksburg wishes
The decision IN the matter Will probabl.
be. reached today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
AIJW REGULARS
TO START BIG GAME
rr.er.on and Shields We're conAaeraoAS
3ruised In Las. Ween S'-Ae'
WIN BE In Shape.

WASHINGTON. Ia. Nov. IN ,n,I Ia;
ventory OF tho W. ana !: ON, 1v"'' through
the Vest Virginia WyS!Sysn ', sSrmS u
-; 80, .,,sf.,,u,d 4 ight brui<" ana
shields 60; hump that Viii Sua." x ni.
for & day prrhars. n9l M%' rimr W be
nfic ~ star, against Vest Virginia u''F
ysrsity on thanksgiving.
The W. and ]. team will leave nrIe
for Mnrgautown on wednesday morn
ing. going TO Brownsville by aut0m"plLa
nnI thence by train. sn that Coach Nor
row will have but two days ielt IN
which to put the anal touches on MS
nlayers for the MountaineerS.
Coach Morrow IS we'll SATISFIED win
the defense Of his men. and oeNeFeS
that the ofYense has picked up MATERIAL
" The result Of yesterdays game mas
Served TO make the following OF the
Presidents more hopeful OF the outcome
Of the West Virginia till.
The w. and ]. au,hGritt"s have been
notified hy Nathan \. Tufts. who was 10
referee the gGyno. that he will be unable
to MI the engagement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
Triang|es Had An Easy
Time With Mt. De ChantaI
MOUNT DE cHANTAL TEAM WE'RE
no MATCH FOE FAST SOUTH
SDERS AND WERE DEFEATED
$50.
rrianz1es Were Only in Danger Of Being
Scored on But Once After o Num-
Der of Substitutions Were
Made.

Tho Mt. de Chantal A. c. ELEVEN or
fered very little opposition for the TrI-
angle A. c. yesterday afternoon At
Twenty-sixth street, and they wtre
easily defeated by a score OF 800.
The score could easily have been
much larger, II the South Sidcrs had
got down to business, but after sc1r-
ing four touchodowns in the first hail.
ALI substitutes were sent in.
Only once did the Out-the-pike Ia"
threaten to score. that being in the third
quarter, after many substitutions ht"
been made. Tho Mt. de Chantal lads
received the kickoff, and after the TIT
angles fumblcd their punt. the ball was
carried to the twenty yard line, wher'
they were held for downs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24

Voters of the suburbs do net 3
fooled. For some time You have:
been paying taxes to furnish ~
improvement for men hwy
around and Amongst you Thsse
are men living close to your mH
cipaities, but not in them, who "a
not pay city taxes, yet enjoy q
the benefits of city impeovsaDok
These are the men who ara to6lF
opposing Greater Wheeling. III
know them. You can spot tha
You can hear them talking. ~
you can see their efforts 70 e0ea1e
paying their share Of taxes. DoMt
vote longer to allow them - C
cape paying their share Of ta1
for the city improysmeuts WIKI
they have enjoyed for years ana
! to which they have not contzh1.
ed q cent. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
COLUMBIA CLUB LOST
Yankse A. G. Defeated Columbia Club
By Q Score Of 14-7 ct Tunnel
Green Yesterday

The Yankee A. c. defeated tho Column
bia Club A. c. l4-7 in hard fought
game at Tunnel Green yesterday after
noon. All the scoring was done in IN"
first half the Yankees securing thor on
n trick play. forward pass and twu I'm"
plunges. IT.
The Columbia quarterback made the
only score for his team by twenty
yard end run
The Yankees claim tho amateur cham
nionship of tho Ohio Valley III the l'p
pound class. Any team wishing 10 dis
mute this claim should issue their Chal-
'lenSe through the 1ntelligcnCcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-24
THREE STILLS
CONF |SCATED
ooo a.-o,qe oP MooNSHSE
TroITCR AND $50 GALLONS OF
NASH TAKEN IN BENWooD
RAID.
Prohibition and Ncrshau County Objects
Find Two Stills in Operation
Three Arrests Made.

Three stills. zoo gallons OF moonshine
LIQUOR and 80 gallons OF ralsin mash
were captured y, a rand At BenwEod last
night by rruh! bitIon OMicn Bert t.
IhilliI.s and sheriff w. l.. Clayton ana
deputies from M"undsvillc.
Thrc, men wcr,. arrested. on" the
owner If r':c SIN and Nv" mon said Il"
b from Wcir,"u. They were taken to
tn" Marshall county jail
catering Il room in the rear "f n Ciuh
house. HE I"id.uG party found -
lIli,4l sin and - -.I!rus IF mash. No
ono WIS there. Ia Il house ~ EoGgS
Run ~" stills "f ~ and - gallon ca
pa,Ity were captured. both III operation.
one If tho men in his house attempt
Sheriff u. II. McCardlc. who drew gun.
\ woman in this house tried l." hide one
%iill by dumping II into Il barrel OF
mash. About 80 pounds OF ralsin$ were
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