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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
SENNETT'S BATHING GIRLS

Mack Scnnctt's dazzling young CALI
fornia mcrmaids, hitherto known only
tn the general public through the eye
Of the camera, have emerged from thrlr
aquatic retreat in the Land OF sunshine
to give vital embellishments To novel
entertainment at the Court thcat"r TINS
week The showing on tho screen there
If "Yankrc Doodle in Berlin marks the
high dive W SrunCtt into waters or full-
blown screen productions. TIL" rom"dy'S
ruutagr Of I'VE 1"elS runs Ia nearly
three times the length established by
custom for Scnnctts filmed clowncry.
1t will hc no fault OF Yankee Doodle"
that the 1.-the and supple mcrmaids
steal and show" for they will be col
lcCtively starred in the flesh and its
shadow reflection. All that Will be MISS
ing to make their triumph complete Is
a capacious tank on the stage.
The bathing beauties will be fiankcd
chrome scenery, in the preparation OF
which expense has not been spared, and
Will disport OH the Court stage in dances,
songs and poses. and again they are
seen in a short film why the Beach Is
Popular The title will suggest to the
reader that the Photographic exhibit.
viewed in connection with the realities Of
the stage. leaves no possible angle of
The sparscly but gaily adorned pulchrf
tudc OF the girls unad"rncd.
In truth, the bathing girls part OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
MANY RATE CASES
BEFORE COMMISSION

. CHARLESTON. w. Va, July 8.--Dis-
position Of cases given hearing before
tho Public Service commission today
was as follows:
Hearing Of tho Shinnston Gas COM
pany in its application to increase rates
was postponed on account Of the evil
dence not being ready.
Hearing Of the City of Fairmont to
increase water rates was continued I'M
til July Il at Fairmont
Hearing fthe Blueflcld Water Works
and Improvement company to increase
rates was postponed until tomorrow.
The City Of Sistersvillc was allowed
to increase it's water rates there
The hearings of the Randall Gas COM
pany and the West Virginia Traction
and Electric company, applying to in
crease gas rates were postponed by con-
sent Of the counsel concerned.
JK Anderson. engineer for the COM
mission. and r. f. Winters. its railway
inspector, were delegated TO investigate
the case Of the West Virginia Northern
Railway company, applying To Substi-
tute automobile truck service in the
place Of railway passenger service in
Preston county. They will make recon-
mendations to the commission.
In the application Of the Buskhannnn
Light and Water company 10 increase
| rates. the residents Of South Ru"khan-
non protesting. the hearing was contin-
ued until July 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
BAUERS VERSUS
BURGETTSTONN
Ynrs oarne should be tho Result When
tho Past Team From the
Smoky City Meets Bauers.

Many fans will be attracted to 1uh-
mel Green next Sunday afternoon. wheh
the fast Burgettstown nine of Pennsyi-
yania- invadcs this city for n game with
the crack Bauers of the East End on
the Tunnel Green grounds. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock. and sooo
exhibition Of baseball should result.
Burgettstown has met and detca'eo
all the fast teams around Pfttsoursh'
including the Tyler Tubers, which they
defeated BY a large score. They come
to this city with all tho confidence or
winners, and should prove TO be worthy
opponents for any team in this vicinity.
The Bauers. however, arc just as con-
fidcnt and expect to win easily. Ihcy
are determined to make a good showing
as their answer to the Knockers MANY
fans have been pccved because the
Bauers have refused 10 play local teams.
These complaints have caused the man.
ager of the Bauers TO challenge 'he
Yorkville. McConkeys and the Ferry
Eagles for games for the championship.
They want 10 meet Yorkville hrst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
CRAVATh
Succeeds Coombs as Manager
of TaiIender Philadelphias

PHI NDEIIIlIN. July 'hArl""
Cray:th the hard hitting "utnrid'r. h'-
tor known to baseball fame nS ''raNN
vus to-day appointed manager OF vi"
pblladrIphin National l"agu" hascbah
,orr, after announcement was mad" ny
President William +. Baker. mat J"hh
,,oomhs had resigned. tu"mhs said ne
had hrcn informed Ivy Baker Monday
nigh, that his services were no longer
REQUIRED. The poor showing of the fhli-
lies this. season is tn" cause lot INC
change in managers.
II was sad that when some Of the
PLAYERS heard that Coomhs was no long
or to no manager Of the team several VI
them said they would not play In To-Day
rsmr but were prevailed upon ny
Coombs to change their minds.
"Cravath is my manager as long as
he lives" said Baker after today's game.
There is man VIII" will he success
"I did everything that could be done
with III" material l had at my disposal
said Coomhs There arc weak spots IN
the club and ! made suggestions Tor
their strengthening, not one OF whlch
was acted upon. | have no c"npla'h'
10 make as To Mr.. Bakers decision tha'
bc wanted another manager, but | op-
iect to his passing the buck to me as
the cause Of his teams failure.
Bakers letter accepting Coombs' rcsls-
nation said:
an accepting your resignation ana
giving you your release, l want TO eH-
press to you my sinccrcSt regards. re-
gret very much that matters have gone
ca badly with the club and know you
did all in your power to win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
WHEELING FORTUNATE IN LANDING
NEAR CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
HARRY GREB, OF PITTSBURGH,
AND JEFF SMITH, OF BAYoNNE,
II. z, TO FIGHT FOR MIDDLE
wEIaNr HoNoR2
Twelve Hundred Tickets Already Solo
70 on and Gas Men Tor the
Fight

Promoter Doe Otto is. to be eongrat-
nlated In securing an attraction that
every heading city in the country has
been trying 70 land. The local promot er
outbid the ether clubs. as he has already
sold LOO Of the best seats. They 60
lag TO tho oil and gas men. who are
holding q convention here on July 10.
the date Of the fight.
Promoter Otto attended the Gibbons
Grcb bout at Pittsburgh two weeks ago
prepared to sign the winner. and when
Grcb shaded tho shifty Mike. Otto Sc
cured his contract TO appear here en-
the sixteenth. with ony man VINO might
lie selected 10 meet him. The CLUB tired
20 secure George Chip. but he would not
make the weight required. 50 they i'm
rnediately got in touch with jeff Smith.
the Bayonne, n. y, middleweight. who
Also beat Mike Gibbons at Kansas City
On July Fourth. Smith accepted terms
and tho big fight will be staged at the
park CASINO, Wednesday evening. July
sixteenth.
aoyy Best Of Their casss-
Toca, fans know Harry Greo Is ~ tho
3op Of the middle weight circles and very
few bows In the world being able to hold
their own with him. This season has
been his best and he has been stopping
the best boys In the game with surpris-
Ing regularity.
jeff Smith. while never seen in ae-
ton by local followers. has an interna-
tional reputation. having boxed In En-
rope and Australia Smith has never
been decisiyely beaten and has ruet the
greatest boys In the glove game.
Smith was born March 10, 1893, IN
New York, and began his fighting career
IN 1912. He fought through the prclim
and seni-fnal stages and his nrst I'M
portant match took place June ~, 1918
IN New York City. where he received a
newspaper decision over Jimmy Claooy
Then came decisions over Willie Lewis
George Chip. Mike Glover. Leo HoncK
Buck Grouse. Frank Klaus, Eddie NC
Goorty. Sailor Petroskey. and practlSaliy
every boy in the mddleweight division
The following year he went to Eu'
rope. where ne defeated Tom O'Leary
Harry Mansfield. Bernard, and attached
the X. o. t6AAdrian Hogan. middleweish'
champion Of France. He then gave
away thirty pounds and fousht Ieortt
CARPENTER, the French heavyweight
champion. a twcntyround draw.
Upon returning to this country ne
fought many of the best boys. At the
outbreak Of the war ne entered the s"rT'
ice as an athletic instructor. When M
was discharged nc was first heuten
ant. This will hc Smiths fourth nigh
since getting out Of the service. anc
as he Is claiming the middleweiEh,
crown and Is anxious TO get crack a,
Mike O'Dowd. fans can expect his pes'
here because 10 lose TO Greo would EiE'
the Pittsburgher first chance at the ti'e
The management will stage the usua
four and six-round preltrns and an eign'
round semi-Yindup.
Tickets will be on sale Saturday. Jul'
IL, and those expecting TO attend tina
show must buy tickets early. as an orde
for 1000 tickets is now in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
A SQUAD OF RINaLING BROS. AND
BARNUM & BAILEY BATTALION OF
CLOWNS.

Election day falls on the first of every
month in The Clown alley" portion Of
the great. new Ringing brothers and
Barnum 4 Bailey shows cumpincu' Al
Miaco. dean of all the clowns IN 'lo"h-
land. calls the convention To order JUST
aflcr the big street parade has returned
10 the cirrus grounds.
7, is then that the Joke editor ls
elected for the ensuing 30 Gays, IL ne
comes the duty Of this "fhclI TO puE III
tho ncwsnaunrs proCurahlc and to read
,hcm rcIipiuusly. Whenever he comes
unon II ionic which might serve Tor an
un-,o-date parody or humorous carlca-
tr-a bo mis- il aside. Every afternoon
-, o'clock there is Il meeting or what
l., t,oun ne the "sawduSt senate. rms
:. o>n,no.cd If a committee 0f 20 clowns
selected from tn" entire army OF testers
The "cditnr' makes his report 10 'hIS
body and th"y discuss It and select 'h"Se
ideas which ma ybc turned TO account
on the hirp"dr"me track.
This &c tho secret of tn" down-to-thG-
minute performances Of III" SkNiarK'rs'
There il not "A fad Of dress. dane" or
,nu.su innovation which they DO not
Dor,pay In some ludicr0uS manner. Ih"y
Dan,omimc public and political events
but with go much good humor that The
bitt,rcst of factiouiSts pound each other
ON the back and roar with laughter. The
clowns do not fear To enter the land OF
invention. hut introduce EaudE palntcd
airships which skim around IN the tent
ton and explode while in mld-alr. IhcS
/ fiji over the hppodromc track III queer
| IooLipc racing rnrs and heh-specd mo-
TOR boats, They throw terrible looking
Int quite innocent bombs. They mimT
| everybody and everything. Sandwiched
between the EurEc"uSnrss OF the man,
moth new introductory pageant and inc
laundering chariot races, the funny fel'
lows are in all places and up to all man
ncr of tricks. These droll fellows repre-
sent the pick Of the worlds most IA
nous sawdust comedians. They include
all of the producing clowns o. the two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Toronto Boys Attacked
By Holidays Cove Gang
Special to The Intelligencer.

wEIRTON. w. Va. July S.--A crowd
Of boys from the Cove attacked two
boys from Toronto, who were here call
ing on girl friends. One Of the visitors.
Howard Smith, was severely beaten.
There were ten boys in the crowd that
lcafed around the Cove pharmacy all
evening and waited for the two visitors
to go to the car stop. When they ap-
peared. the first to come was attacked
and beaten. A cash was opened atova
his right eye. A woman appeared on
the scene in time to prevent them being
more seriously handled by tho crowd.
Several others appeared soon after. ono
Of whom was the mother of one OF the
boys and she soon put the crowd To
flight by making an example of her boy
This Is an old custom OF rowdies con-
Quoted in many towns years ago, but
has not been heard Of lately. That Wis
itors cannot come and 20 as they please
Is a matter that will BIZ taken to tho
police II Sunday nights occurrence is
repeated. Cove residents promise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Horseshoe Pitching
Becoming Popular
As In O|den Days
Has Become Popular Fad In West ana
Craze Is Spreading Eastwsrd-od
Sports Rejoice.

Horseshoe pitching will soon become
once more as popular sport as boxing.
baseball or any other game that has
Young Amcrica-and have some OF the
older sports. too-raving. is the belicl
Of George A. kayscr. OF Mozart PARK
Mr.. Kayser. who organized the famous
chess and checker league here Few
years ago. is now no less an cuthusiaSl
over pitChinC horScShocS. kaySer ana
his friends at Mozart have already 6r-
ganiZcd a number OF expert teams and
the fever is spreading. Most OF inc
alleys down in the South Side these
evenings arc the scenes of hoy con-
tested games. Evcn in so short Tune
there is no end Of friendly rivalry as 10
who can make the most ringers aHu
riders. Putin EN- against the meg
is only the task OF an amateur.
Mr.. Kayscr, who has been in close
touch with the spore>of horseshoe pitch
ing this summer cites tho instance or
St. Paul. Mimi, where from a backyard
and sidc-allcy game. horseshoe pitching
has developed into such a popular gaTe
that St. Paul players have formed a
Municipal Horseshoe Pitching league.
The craze OF the game is spreading all
over the country. The game as played
IN the St. Paul league and rs Mr.. kayScr
Is trying 10 have 1T standardized here.
Is governed by the following few SIM
pie rules:
The throwing distance shall be forty
Ave feet from peg to peg.
The peg shall he OF thrce-fourths-
inch pipe capped and loaded. and shall
project not less than inches from the
ground.
The maximum weight Of shoes thrown
shall not be more than two pounds.
All shoes must be delivered back of
! the foul line.
The choice Of throw shall be deter
mined by tossing a coin.
( There shall be no more than three
men on a team. Any player starting a
game must finish 1t. All players must
be listed with the secretary Of the
! league.
Scores shall be allowed as follows:
Ringer, Ave points: leaner and hubbcr
/ three; nearest shoe to stake, one; ring
ers will count in multlples TO Top shoes;
any shoe more than eighteen inches from
peg to peg shall not be counted.
| The umpire shall decide all disputes
and his decision shall be final.
Twenty-one points shall constitute a
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

movie-spcakie may be SAID 70
have gotten over swimmingly. and there
was none too much of 1t for the audi
eneccs which responded in noble num-
bers to the appeals set forth in the ad-
verlisements Eloriftd with pictorial
stress on the human form divine. They
sure saw what they came forth to Sec
and the glad tidings have gone GU tnat
none shall be denied the same privilege
during the wee kwho have the price.
Yankee Doodle in Berlin SOUNDS ike
a warm finn 1t is that only in second
ary sense. and no ono would in any event
be influenced against II. because II Is
Scnnctt comedy CUP n which more enort
has been expended by the premier cinema
rarccur than is his wont. The entire
III mdeaIs with tho Hun imperialist IN
a boisterously satlrical vein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
GRAND CROSSF0R 81
GENERAL NAM

PARIS, July s.-GenerAl Kan4iDf1
been awarded the grand orooB q 09ae
glon Of honor. -
General Nangin. one q ths 49,
prominent French leaders dufin4 t.
war, first came into general noti1g ~
his counter-offensive against IL -.
mans in the Verdun region n o6k
1916. Later hedirected the FrencA -.
fcnsive on the Aisne and va - go.
mand Of the French and AMla31
forces which launched the great oo11
attack against Ihe Germans on TJulL
1918. between Soispons and ChAt
Thlcrry. More recently he hAa hoGAyN
command Of the French army ocW1
tho Mayence bridge-head) "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
MILLER WHISkEY AS
ELUSIVE AS RAFFLES
Marion County officers Are AL Fussed
Up Over whereabouts OF
Eighty Seven Gallons.

From Fairmont CONS an interesting
story about a truck load OF whiskey,
for hauling which into West Virginia
Charles Miller. Of this city, was indicted
in federal court. The story alleges
that Miller hid the booze and that 1t was
stolen many times and that federal Of
acers have Just discovered the facts in
the case
County officers at Fairmont say that
Miller hauled in SIS gallons OF whiskey.
that he buried 81 gallons, and foreigners
who witnessed the burying "exhumed'
the liquor and made away with 1t. One
gallon wont on into Warrington, where
il was sold.
The ST gallons were lowered In jugs
into q 550-gallon water tank. and there
it remained until one week ago Sunday.
when the tank was drained and party
OF roustabouts distributed the boose
throughout the oil fields Tho story
continues to relate that ten-gallon kegs
Of whiskey replaced water tanks and
that oil we'll crews were drinking whts-
kew in tin cups. When the water sup
ply Of the field was suddenly found ex-
hausted an investigation revealed the
cause. The wells were put out OF COM
mission for several days.
1t Is alleged that one tcn-gallon keg
WAS carried through the woods for
distance Of at least 10 miles by party
of foreigners. Most of the whskey has
disappcared and officers are hunting
for the few remaining gallons hidden
away in caves and cellars
For experiments with a model aero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
PUT Up NV 11oo1n

WASHINGTON. July IA new -
stop speed record was establishod ~
terday between San Francisco a1A
Diego, the army ali service annos
to-day. when Captain Howell H. -
flew $40 miles at the rata Of ltS.t+.u
per hour Captain Smith was alone =
De Hayiland "bluebird." ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
MACkS TO Meet
BELMONT Nine
Locals win GO to Belmont, o., Next
Sunday to Meet Aggregation OF
that Place.

The NcConkeys. oS the East End. will
ro ~ Belmont. O., next Sunday after
noon. 10 meet the representative team
If that place. II is reported that the
Buckeye boys are confident OF defeating
the locals but they will have the big
gcst job they ever had to do IT. as the
Macks will not leave a team like bel
mont defeat them when they have
chance TO take a crack at the Bauers
soon.
The Macks players are jubilant over
the news Of getting a chance against nc
Bauers. rs they arc confident that they
have a better team and will win. These
two teams will likely meet within inc
next few weeks, or soon after me
Rauers meet Yorkyiile. the regular
mart on the mound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
Community Concert.

4 community concert was held last
evening on the Forty-sixth street pay
grounds. under the direction OF Prol'
Elmer Hoclzle AMI Dudley Ross. or the
local association. Many hundred SOUTH
Side residents turned out and joined IN
the singing. which was followed BY TWO
reels OF motion pictures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
SOUTH SIDE.
DELIGHTFUL Outing.

Members Of the Womcn's Bible class
or tho Second Presbyterian church en-
joycd their annual outing. MONDAY
which was held on the ground surround
ing tho home Of Mrs. Lester West. or
tho Island. The afternoon hours we're
spent by delightful program OF merry
pastimcs. At 6 o'clock delicious pic
mic dinner was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
olassworks Closed.

The NorthwoOd gIassworks, al tno
corner Of Thirty-siXth and We'zci
streets. shut down yesterda! al noon
until July lG. for necessary repairs inc
repairs to nc made will cost about 39'"oo.
The Klicrcs Lumber company mas the
contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
South Side,

Harry Jones. of Cleveland. O.. was a
business visitor in this section Of the
city yesterday. .
Miss Virginia Dare returned to hrS
home in Pittsburgh last evening. aft&
being the guest Of relatives on South
Eoff street for the past several weeks.
!. Merle A. Coe, OF South Eoff street is
reported to be improving at the Ohio
Valley General Hospital. where he has
been confined for the past four weeks.
Miss Margaret Atwell. of South Wood
street, was the guest Of relatives near
Fairmont for the past ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
To Holl1ngbee.

The members OF lodge No ~, l. ~
O. F., OF Thirty-eighth and Jac'D
streets. went to Follansoee last even
Ing. where they participated in an event
therc A committee from every lodge
~ this organization sent a committee
to the up-rIver city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
nAs NOT 1R1DRN11.

WASHINGTON. July S.-Postme
General, Burleson to-day declared
was no foundation for reports thar ,.
had sent his resignation to PfSsteeo'
Wilson. 39ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
FresheuiuP the Sea,

IT wonder what makes this American
bacon 50 salt?"
Shortage of shipping, my dear. They
tow il across"--London Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

CirCusrs that have this sehson pech
merged into one gigantic institution.
Ringing brothers and Barnum d
Bailey combined Will exhibit here Fiji
day July Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

The Brazilian government Will manu-
facturr quinine and distribute 1t through
malarial sections Of the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligencer Want AcR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday'B Games

Brooklyn. .; Pittsburgh, l.
Chicago. 8: Philadelphia. 4.
New York. S: st. Louis. l.
Boston. 3; CincIm All.
Cincinnati. 4; Boston,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

For experiments with a model aero
plane a Frcnchman mounted the wings
and mil of a crow on a wire frame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-09

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
Cleveland. 4; St. Louis. =.
Standing Of Clubs.
Clubs. won. LOST
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-16

Curtis Farmer, an implement dealer
Of Miller, is attending the tractor
school.
T.. A. Prince came in from South
Shore last evening to attend TO bust
ness matters and returned home today
on the freight.
/. p. Johnson OF State college of
B~rookings will address the tractor
school this afternoon speaking along
agricultural lines.
Burt Conlin and BESSIE Montgom-
cry, both of South Shore, were grant
ed Il marriage license Wednesday by
the clerk OF courts.
Fred Meyers of Eureka, represent,
ing the ]. p. Keiz auto company. is in
Il e city for the rest of this week and
is attending the tractor school.
Gertrude ~Schweiger returned from
Aberdeen recently after an absence Of
sometime and will again resume her
position with the Wolf Auto Co.
Z. w. futile, assistant manager OF
the International Harvester Co, left
for Sioux Falls this morning TO at.
tend the Implement Dealers conve
ton.
Solicitors wanted for city and coun.
ty. Good pay and short hours. Dis.
charged soldiers as solicitors perfer-
ed. Call for MIR. Ramsall at Kan.
peska hotel. (*)
See John Barrymore in GRAF.
FLES", most popular stage star in a
thrilling detective story, Metropolitan.
tonight, 10 and IS cents. Also show.
ing a good comedy.
C. o. Wiley, representing the Kings.
ton Magnetic C~arburator Co., Of ko-
koma. Ind. left for Minneapolis after
having been in attendance of the j. I.
Case tractor school where he was n
of the speakers yesterday.
Valentine Stock Farm offers for
sale, a 400 ID. five month old Registered
breeding superb. Also Silver and White
Wyandotte cockerels worthy to head
any pen. If interested, write Alfred M.
Knudsen, Hetland, S. D. 97-127"
Jim Curley returned last evening
from a business trip to Henry. He
was accompanied by Messrs. VIII and
George Curley of that place who are
combining business with pleasure in a
visit at his home while attending to
business affairs.
Frank Bennett, among the well
known pioneer residents OF the coun-
ty has been appointed deputy sheriff
under Sheriff VIM. Olson. Mr.. Ben.
nett returned TO the state last fall
after a short residence in Wisconsin
and friends are pleased thai he will
again make his home in the city.