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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
To
CONSIDER PURE
WATER PROBLEM
CITY COUNCIL DIRECTS MAYOR
TO APPOINT A COMMISSION OF
NINE MEMBERS.
Com1nissi Vested With Authority to
Go Thoroughly INTO Question Of
Water Filtration.

City council last evening directed
Mayor Thomas +. Thoncr TO appoint
commission Of nine members Ia make an
investigation MS to what will be the best
system Of providing pure water for
Wheeling The resolution providing for
Tho appointment Of tho commission was
introduced by Councilman Chester 6.
Thompson under a plan outlined by
City Manager Charles o. Ephlin.
Tho commission is To consist Of nine
members. representative of the city at
large The mayor himself. uDdcr the
resolution. will be rX-nfficio chairman
and he must appoint two city officials
or members of tho city council.
The resolution as adopted vests the
special commission with full authority
to go thoroughly into the question or
water filtration. and in III" event that IT
favors n we'll system, In make tests 10
determine If there arc gravel beds under
he river in this locality III which 10
sink wells that will provide the city
with an adequate supply nf pure water.
Tho recommendation Of tho commits
sion IS 10 be submitted IN writing 10
tho city council for consideration Oh
tho city Legislative body in determining
what system will l,c installed in case
the proposed general improvement BOND
issue, carrying an appropriation TOT
filtration system. is ratified.
Mayor Thoncr is not yet ready L"
make his selections Of city officers or
Councilmcn and citizens who Will DC
members of the commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
HEAVIES
ATPARK

S..,,,5.x evening the Wheeling A. &
II 800 an all-star boxing Sho" AT
a.. park Casino. featuring In" ."
x@s,.. Eidr and Kid Hatiilo. the COZ
- Columbus battler. who showed ~
l AGAINST Babe Johnson ~ 'h'
park recently, ,.l .ho
49, fan Is acquainted with inc
.Y.n.tca Kid" as he Is the BOY "h'i''
roy Dernpsey worked out Win IN tran"
tn1 for Jess willard. and ~ crrd'''u
Nth heinR one Of the greatest hEh'''H
In the game today. The man x" VIZ
Re- for 10 rounds and the boys Will
weigh in at $50 pounds. o,,-n,
There is no real light he2FE"',s''t
champion among the colorca hsh,I'1
At present. but II Is claimed oy ~;
Jamaica Kid. Kid NortolH' ~
Patillo and Battling" Monroe "nol,.
the local club tried to secure 10 mi o,t
"E,sr. Patillo. II this show taxes wen
~ ,ns fans II is the intention or
Matchmaker Otto to stage an enrni''A,
tton match. featuring these boys. ana
40 award q belt to the winner
IN the seni-fnal Billy Williams meets
.sIri1h Chick" Rogers. This bout - IN
clasay AZ any main attraction ever put
ON In wheeling and the fans are IN loF
Q treat ,;,- tr
Bert Matthias will face Ham Ktz ="
ons Of the preliminaries OF six rounds.
me boys will weight in at l26 pounas'
In the opener Young Pinchot. OF .nar-
1eroi; Johnny Donneliy. Of unionto"n;
or kid Merton. OF Pittsoursn' WIN
stack UP against sensation E"o
landed In Wheeling yesterday with d
reputation as a fighter.
Tickets will go on sale today a. tne
Sfevart-Fflans, Fort Henry sn'oA'
House and the Mcclure cigar STAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17

mission to construct steps leading from
three new houses on Nineteenth street
onto the sidewalk. Charles Saad was
given a permit TO construct a bay WIN
dow extending over the sidewalk At
height of IS feet on Main street.
special committee recommended
that city Manager Ephlin be directed to
order the extension Of tho city sewer Ia
Alley is to serve the new toilets In st.
Alphonsus' church and school property.
the CITY to bear one-half Of the expense.
Councilman Habig introduced = reso-
luton authorizing the immediate pur.
cbase of two lots from G. W. Westwood
IN give an outlet to residents OF Grand
view street. The resolution was referred
to city Solicitor ]. J. p. OBrien, with
instruction to see that Mr.. Westwood
,Hopcrly plats tho tract and gives the
proper deed before the money can be
paid.
A petition from George Honecker and
others, comprising the membership OF
the lola club, for permission to rent n
lot extending forty feet along the river
bank between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth
streets on which TO erect club house
was referred to the city manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
M'GREGOR The GREAT
TAKES $4,000 PURSE

COLUMBUS, o. Sept 1ee.-McIfes-
or. the Great. star trotter OF the year.
Won another rich stake here today. when
he had no difficulty In landing IN
straight heats the 2:o4 trot. the Nj. ana
NJ, purse $4,000. He had to step -
faster than 2:o5N to keep in front OF
Rameo. his nearest competitor.
Prince Lorce easily disposed or MS
field in tho Capital City trot, the zoo
class. Wilkes Brewer. the original raw
arite, broke in the stretch the first TWO
miles. In the third heat she made made
Prince l.oree trot in 2:o5A to win.
Periscopc. threc-ycar-old filly. owned
by ]. II. Dodge. OF New York City won
the three-year-old trot. the Horse Refle"
Futurity. purse 5000. When Brother
Peter took advantage OF her stretch
break the first heat and won. a long
shot went over. There was but one
holder OF a s. mutual ticket on him. and
he cashed To tho extent Of 1882.
The 200 class pace was won by John
Quirk. Tho total amount OF purses as
tributed today was $4,000. which Will
be the heaviest days distribution for the
entire meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
KEYSER PREP SCHOOL
TO OPEN sept, 80

KEYSER, W. Va. :; t.. 1.-The West
Virginia Preparatory :.yh'"l Of the West
Virginia University "l.i open here on
Tuesday, Septeml" .". in the new
buit ding, contain. ."nty-four class
rooms, which s,tl.r. 'a'S the structure
destroyed by f.. Erccnuy an expert
mental farm vi a!icd to the school
property. The Iotl"wing have been ap-
pointed members Of the schools faculty:
w. Stayman. principals; Bushrod Grimes
agriculture; W. G.. Anthony. commercial;
Lucille Kerr. Bowling Green, Ky. assist
ant commercial: James G.. Cox. ClarkS-
burg. science: Wilhclmlna Dcisslc, Lo-
gan, O., English: Maudc T"rwilllE"r.
IUlldalc, Mich, domestic science: Elsie
Hoffman. music; Mrs. Ida Men"f"c. his
tory and library: Charles L. Miller. farm
manager: Miss Ethel Mcclure. secretary
70 the principal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
WHEELING CAN CO.
employees STRIKE
other Local Strikes Still in Effect, With
Industrial Situation
Unchanged.

The employees Of the Wheeling Can
company's South Wheeling plant yes
tcrday fcnt out on strike as tho
result Of tho discharge or n number ot
their fellow workmCn without just
cause. TIL" mon say that those dismiss
cd were prominent in tho organization
Of the employees and that that Ia the
reason for their dismissal. II is con-
sid"r"d highly posSihl" that tho trouble
will spread TO the Warwood factory.
At present about 500 men are involved
in tho strike
Other local labor troubles arc still
unsettled. Tn" various strikes in tho
vicinity are still in crIcCt. with no in
dlCation Of an carly settlement OF any
of'thcm. The labor leaders in this dis
trict arc at present In Pittsburgh in
conference" with IN" national leaders
concerning the general steel strike
which is SChcdulrd for September 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
J, VAN SICKLE'S
FRIEND DID HIM
A GREAT SERVICE
By Recommending Wentworth,
for the Benefits Derived Were
Simply Wonderful.

This lat" contribution ~ E'rT-N orli
fame. given L. Tnion;owns Norv-North
druggist forms ono Of tho most r"mark-
able trIhulcS oyer paid to 4 medicine:
Wade II. Guyton--I have been in
roor health for long time. Sl""rI"SS
and restless at night and when | did 4
days work would f"'! weak and almost
exhausted My reduction IN weight
had become alarming. | WAS almost
discouraged with my fa!lur" t" regain
nv former strength and Nigor whom the
mrr,is Of Nrryworth were brought 10
nv attention by n friend.
| Immediately purchased bottle and
in q few days began e. improve. l
have now taken lhr"" bottles and tho
change that this wonderful medicine has
made in me IS beyond words Of "Npr"ss-
ion ! work at III" very hardCSt kind
Of work now every day and eat and
sleep like never oven hoped To again.
And nv present condition credit abSo-
lu,cIy t. Ncrv-W"rth.
J. W. VAN SICEI j..
lniOntuwn. Ia.
GriestS Drug store sells Ncrv-Wor'h
~ Wheeling Your dollar back il this
famous family tonic does not benefit
YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
MANY YEARS
SHE SUFFERED
ALL MEDICINE THAT SHE HAD
USED FAILED TO GIVE HER
RELIEF.

1.,-,,,l,. -, a .nnyrrentIon i'm lhr Mo-
r,,IIo,,c,, nr,,, ,rnnp,ny.s store corner
cr r,n,,,yrrIi,, and Federal street. Pitts-
burgh tho following scu~ar i"nnl tcsli-
monial WAS given for Plant Juice. the
nry herbal stomach medicine. 10y Mrs.
,,l,r, L.,,.bcn q ,rru known Pittsburgh
l,I, ,hn stated.
"ror many years suffered from an
or.,rov,,od cosr If stomach trouble.
nh,rb GnoIlv bccarnc So bad that | was
.,,r,cIy ohIr to retain my food. My ar-
petite was very poor. and what it'll"
food w,s alb. t. rrt f"rrn"ntcd. formed
ms IN my stomach and was very painful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17

kersburg high star. Howard Eaton. the
Sistcrsville phenom, and a dozen others
who have had previous experience on
Marietta eicvens. The avowed object
OF the Blue and White is to slip one
over on West Virginia, The two teams
for years past and the fact that West
Virginia has rather grown out of Mari
ettas class on the gridtrUn crates on
tho sensibilities Of the Marietta follow
crs. Every effort. therefore, is being
bent toward catching WCSt Virginia
unawares in preparation for her Pitt
game, and handing him a beating. but
1t is doubtful If this can be done as
Coach MCIntire Is fully Cuguizant Of the
intentions Of tho Buckeyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
HERMANN ANSWERS
PRICE COMPLAINTS

r1ErINNATT. O.. Sept. lS!-Conccrn-
ing recent complaints ~ 10 prices TOT
Worlds series seats At RNdland Field
Chairman Hermann tonight said that
the prices wcrc decided upon last WIN
ter when the National and America!
a-ucs held Il joint conference AT Ne"
York Tho present scale. 81. -. Vs. anu
IS was adopted by majority vote. f'N-
cry National club represented except
Cincinnati voted in favor Of this price
The Pittsburgh club representative was
absent
Mr.. Hermann said: Fans shoaId
not forget that the government Is gong
10 got a largo share ~ the world series
NANCY as excess profits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
CITY COUNCIL IN
BUSY SESSION
ORDINANCE ADOPTED APPHoPh1-
ATIHG sll2,e25 FOR STREET
PAVING.
4 Large Number Of Matters Considered
Bonds Approved and Bills
Ordered Paid.

City council last evening passed the
ordinance appropriatinG s1l2,625 from
tho ohio county fund for the payment
for now paving on South Eon street.
Sixteenth street and North Huron street.
Tho council nj tho same time finally
annruycd its action of last week in
awarding tho contracts for these three
picccs of work. which will be done this
fall.
CAPTAIN w. T. Otto and Ambrose f.
Hahig made a report Of their visit to
Pittsburgh 10 investigate the pubic
comfort system there. and recommended
that III" general Improvement coinmit-
tee hr authorized to include an appro-
propriarinn for comfort stations in the
propnscd bond issue The report was
approved
Tho bonds Of Manuel Hanauer and
Amos Reed as city policemen were pre-
scntcd and approved.
Council ordered paid bill OF LOUIS
Walters for so4L3O for taking and
transrrlhing the strnographic record OF
,cstimony submitted during the investl-
CATION Of ;hc high cost OF living IN
Wheeling.
j. W. Bcltz & Sons were given per-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
AN OPEN CHALLENGE

Verb Waddcll. tho PITTSBURGH wr"St-
lcr. who has mt and defeated oyer two
hundred men without having been do
fcatcd himself. now claims tn" wclt"r-
iGht championship of tn" world. Any
wcltcrwcight who disputes this claim
can have q match a one" az Wadd'u is
willing 10 prove to the world that he IS
ChampIOn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
WOMAN ARRESTED
FOR SHOPLIFTING

4 woman giving IN" name Of Mrs.
Mary Hartzcll. Of Moundsvili". was ar
rested yesterday by D"t"ctiv" Eddie
McKown. charged with shoplfting at
MCCrory:S five and ton cent store. Sh"
WAS taken before Squire T.. G.. Hobbs,
where she pleaded guilty L. tn" charge
The justice fined her SD and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
CHAMP SERIES.

CHICAGO. sept. lG.--hunounromrTl
Of championship series h"lw""m thu
prnnant winners Of tho American Assoc
citation and tho Pacific Coast league. 10
BE- played al Los Angeles. wis mai"
here today. by Thomas !. Hickey. pre- =
dent Of the American association.
President Hickey a!~u Anu"um"'d that
negotiations for series h"iw"'n th"
champions Of the international l"aEu"
and American association bad D"cu
definitely called off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
HELD PRACTICE

The Triangle A. C.. Of TIA" South Side"
formerly the MacRs. held stuff practice"
last evening. III preparation for 4 pro-
posed game with TIA" Smith y. G.. ais"
Of the South Sid.
Practice will be held Thursday and
Friday evening Of this week. and il is
imperative that all members T." present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17

wood refused to send representatives 10
r,cot tho committed but that the towns
officials did send a letter saying that
Edewood would accept an eight cent
fare to that point. with seven cent lck-
cts: otherwise Edgwood will oppose inc
Recommendation before he Public Ser'-
ice commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
CANES

The Bauers. Of this city. will meet tho
Dnlonva1c Indians next Sunday at
League park. Noel will probably pitch
for the locals, with Zcrla the mainstac
OF the D,llonvale team for IN" opposition.
The game will be called promptly at
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17

The McConkcys will line up against
the Clark A. c. OF the Second Ward on
he Tunnel Green grounds next Sunday
afternoon. This is the first meeting Of
he season for these two teams and A
good game should result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
WESLEYAN RESERVES
HAVE SCHEDULE

nt-cKHASSON, w. Va. Sept. IS
Two games for the Wesleyan Reserve:
have been scheduled. contracted FOR ana
are being prepared for, Several al,o o1nSI
~ thc Reserves proves to be as effective
as il now appears to be these games
will be contracted for.
The Reserve eleven meets Glsnv',SS
ZION On November 1, Broaddus College
viii be met at Phillip. Games pending
arc Fnirmont Normal. Marshall College.
California Normal. Shephcrdstown Enr-
NAL, and several high school games. The
nomnlctc schedule will probably en-
brace six or seven games.
AwnIurs made whine you wait. WAssI-
tup Tent q Awning o., Tel. eoS.
-BuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17

-BuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
Guests Are Always
Welcome When
You Have a Duofold

It Is very embarrassing not - ia
able 10 take care Of your friends
over night. and this embarrassment
Is avoided with Duofold. as with II
Won are always prepared. These
nuofolds open into full size beds
with two motions and may BE- had in
oak or mahogany finish. priced up
wards from ............... SoS'oo
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-08
REGIONAL RED CROSS
CONFERENCE SOON
TO Be Held in Minot May 22 and 23-
Peace Program Will be Outlined
Mine Counties Represented

A Regional Red Gross Conference
will be held in Minot on the afternoon
and evening of May 90 and on the
morning of May %.
Representatives from every Chap
ter and Branch in the northwestern
district, comprising the counties of
Mckenzie, Williams, Divide, Noun
trial Burke, Ward. Renville, McHenry
and Bottineau are expected to attend.
wA big mass meeting is being ar
ranged and it will probably be held in
the high school auditorium.
The following from Minneapolis,
representing the Northern Division
will speak:
Major Field, Divisional manager.
Mrs +. L. Fridley, Director of the
Bureau Of Development.
Frank j. Brun, Director of the Civ.
lian Relief.
Miss Anderson, Director Bureau of
Nursing. r.. H.r.,.a .a|
w. F. Grenell. Director of Bureau of
Accounting.
Former Governor l.. 3. Hanna, who
spent a year in Red Cross executive
work in France, has consented to give
an address on the evening of May 22..
The peace program will be outlined
at this meeting .I ...
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-08
Sold IL Hogs for $500

/ Howard Meyers. a prominent farm
er from northeast Of the city, mar
keted eleven hogs in the city Wed
nesday, selling them for more than
$500. He received 18 cents a pound
for them, live weight. Mr.. Meyers
claims he can make good money with
hogs atthis price. I He will have in
800 acres Of crop this year, tho to
date he has very little wheat sown
He says the farmers will SOW wheat
up to May 20 and as the ground il
sthoroughly soaked, the crop is expect
ed to. make up for lost time. Nearly
every farmeris sowing wheat on some
Sdisced land, as they will not be able
itol get a very large wheat crop, unless
they do. This may be considered
ssslip shod" farming in the ordinary
year. but if we get plenty Of rain
sWhich ID mt rs she the case this yeal
the wheat IS likely to beat the weeds
up and good crop follow
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-08
f. II. McCutcheOn is Venerable Master
of Scottish Rite Lodge.


Preparedness Lodge No. 10, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
Masonry. will be formally inaugurated
in Minot May q. The work will be
put on in full form by Scottish Rite
Masons from Fargo and Grand Forks.
Sovereign Grand Inspector General
Plumlev of Fargo and other dignitar-
les will be present and assist in the
ceremonies. A large class will be in
itiated on that date which will posi-
bly, exceed 100, over fifty applications
having already been received. The
morning session will commence at 10
a. M, the afternoon at 2 p. m. and the
evening session at 1880 p. m. There
will also be the traditional Scottish
Rite banquet at the Leland at 6 D. m
Lunch will be served in the Temple
at noon. tgsu s8 s$f
Scottish Rite members in good stand
ing are requested to affiliate with the
new Minot body. Petitions for initia.
tions will be received until May 16
Blanks may be had from the secretary
or any member. This should be one OF
the birgest days in Masonrv in Minot
for some time The officers are: F.
B. McCutcheon, Venerable Master; F.
c. Upton, Senior Warden; l.. H. Voll
mer, Junior Warden and acting Secrc,
tary.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-08
Yer. Clever New House Ongan.

The initial number of the "Associ-
ate" house publication issued by
the Fuller Motor Co., came from the
Independent press this week. It is a
bright, newsy sheet, printed on deck
eled edge book paper of an attrac-
tive color. The sheet gives pictures
Of the officers and salesrooms Of the
firm. as well as cut of the first gar
age operated by F. N. Fuller, presi-
dent Of the company, who began his
career as an auto salesman at Willis
ton in 1913. in an insignificant one
story store building. At the present
time, three handsomely appointed
warehouses and offices are maintain
ed and provided conditions warrant it
is but a question of time before more
business houses will be established.
The editorial matter of the new publi-
cation indicates abilities of unusual
.calibre and shows that not all editors
are in active management of publica-
tions.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-08
Peter Scott is State Inspector of
~ H. AmnSp monfS rA'a ihI'&-

Peter Scott Of Bottineau. who was
chief game warden of the northern
half of North Dakota for the past:
four years, did not receive a reap
pointment, but five days after his
term expired, he was given much
better appointment by Attorey Cen
eral VIM. E. LANCER, that of Inspector
Of all places of amusement of the
state state Of North Dakota. Mr..
Scott took charge of the work April
Is.
Mr.. Scott was one of the best game
wardens the state has ever had. His
reports were always in on time and
they never had to be sent back for
correction. Mr.. LANCER met Mr.,
Scott at a meeting of the Minot Town
Criers, recently. and it was owing to
their meeting that caused Mr.. Lang
el' to look up Mr.. Scott's record when
looking for an able man to fill this
responsible position. The appoints
ment came as a complete surprise to
Mr.. Scott, s,. 1.,a
81 can thank the Minot Town Girls
ers, indirectly. for my appointment, y
Mr.. Scott said, "and l have sent in
my application to join this wide-awake
organization.'
Mr.. Scott arrived Wednesday to att
tend the session of the Grand Com.
'snlandery. EE4Eg So I
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-05-08
MARCUS N. BE|CHLE
! KILLED / Ed IN COAL 0 !. NINE N
Prominent Sawyer Miner Farmer was
: Crushed to Death Instantly When
Mass of Dirt Falls on Him
Marcus M. Beixhle, aged Al year,

Marcus M, Beixhle, aged Al years,
a prominent coal miner of Sawyer,
was crushed to death'in his mine, ten
miles southwest of Sawyer and about
twenty miles south Of Minot Monday
afternoon at three o'clock. His body
which was covered with several tons
about half an hour. The body was
horribly crushed and death must have
been instantaneous. al'" ftf
Mr.. Beighle, who was interested in
the coal mining operations with r.
w. Beighle, his brother, who is a
member of the state board of Regents
Of North Dakota, had been working
on the opening of a new mine. The
dirt had been scraped away for a. dis
tance of 40x140 feet and vein Of
coal about eleven feet thick had been
found. Two farm teams had been
driven to the mine for coal and Mr..
Beighle, assisted by f. B. Bevins and
Arthur Muzzy were at work getting
out coal, doing "strip mining. They
were at work along a ledge of coal,
when a mass of several tons Of rock
and dirt slid from the top Of the ledge.
catching Mr. Beighle and covering his
body completely Mr.. Bevins was
caught by the legs in the mass. but
not badly injured Mr.. Muzzy heard
the dirt coming and got out Of the
way. ,.... rG
Coroner Pence was called to the
scene Of the accident Tuesday but did
not deem it necessary to hold an in
quest. Beighle was taken to Sawyer
where the deceased had resided, and
the funeral was held there today,
Mr.. Beighle had resided in Ward
county for II years during which
time he had been engaged in coal
mining and farming. He was mem
Der. of the NJ. w. of A. He was a
splendid type Of citizen and scores of
friends extend sincerest sympathy to
the bereaved members Of his family
over this horrible tragedy.
Mr.. Beighle is survived by his wife
and one son, ten years old. He was
married twelve years ago to daugh-
ter of w. H. Putney. Prior to COM
ing to North Dakota he lived near
Chicago, ILL.,. and after coming here
taught school at Velva and other
points for some time.