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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
j. 8. GRAND JURY
GIVES OPINION,
ONPROF|TEERS
ELEMENT WAXING FAT ON FELLOW
MEN WILL SOON HAVE TO
TELL HOW AND WHY
Jurymen, District Attorney and United
States judge Score Hyenas Of
The Mercantile World

If all tn" fed raj grand JurrcS IN tho
. country take the sam" stand a. that
taken by tn" grand jury discharged at
IN" trrn of the L. :. 'lIiSir.rt court that
closed Il, ElkinS IN Friday. rrof!lecrins
Will soon lie thing CT tn, past.
Jus prior to the JuryS discharge.
after having completed their duties for
tho session. The foreman handed Assist
ant District Attorney II. II. Ryrcr 4
, Paper 1t proved to hr 4 communication
To JUDI" Aston G.. Dayton. which was
read aloud by III" district attorney.
The letter was signed u! all the
jurors and WAS their individual opinions.
collectively ON pTutltc'rlnG and anyone
who lndulgCS IN thIS wealth producing
occupation
The jury stated that although but one
case o. The kind had come mp before
them. they were satisfied that there were
thousands Of them and that they. the
Jur! men. after being discharged from
the jury. would make II their business.
A. individuals. 10 lay before The district
attorneys office. all cases Of profltecr-
ing that came under their notice.
.\SSl stAni District Att"rn", E,r"r. in
" short address. assured tn" Jury mon
thai Al tn" machinery IN hi uii.,r vas
AZ the disposal of any"r" who had "NI-
denCr IT pr"titCcrluE ana hop m rru-
sndc would bear fruit
Judge Dayton lauuCd III" jurors. Civ
ing rr"f!;c"rS Il scoring ~ unm"asUrcd
language
u - stated thar Il campaign Will be
inauGuratcd against this clement in ~0C.-
"ty and that profitccrlnG cases vii soon
hc as numerous as moOnSh!n:nG cases on
The United states court dOCkctS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
AUTO SPEEDERS
ARE ARRESTED
MOTORCYCLE OFFICER McEWEd,
MAKES TWO ARRESTS AZ
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Others to Follow IN Cases Where Viola.
tors Insist on Breaking
the Law.

Several arrests were made Saturday
night and yesterday in the out-the-pike
district. Motorcycle Officer McEwen
nahbing two alleged speeders in the
Pleasant Valley district. where they are
said to have been burning up the high
way at a speed of so or 6O miles per
hour. They will answer 10 Judge John
: Ritz in police court. this morning.
Motorcycle Officer Campbell also nab
bed a sDccdcr at Triadelphia, while tho
state officers also knocked off a pair
Of flyers along the state line on the
National road and after a severe lecture
! allowed them 10 depart with warning
that they would get the limit for the
! second offcnsc
+ Chief Of Police Fred Frazier has is
sued warning 10 all Of his Officers To
. bring IN tn" violitorS Of the law and III
All cases tn sec that they do not VIC
late the speed law. The practice or
, passing cars while they are stopped Is
10 b." stopped. az passengers travelling
On street cars hav" reported they have
been nearly knocked down by the speed
rrs several times. The chief has also
.Sucd orders that two lights and not one
must he carried on all automobiles trav-
cling IN the local district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
DEPUTY SHERIFF
COMES Up IN
NICK Of TIME
BURLY NEGRO WITH DRAWN IA
zCR ARRESTED AS HE WAS
RoBBING A RIcHLAND MAN
Crack In the Jaw Knocks Weapon Spin
ming and Dusky Hghwayman
Lands in the Jail.

Al Richardson. burly negro. lies
behind tho bars in the county Ial!
charged with highway robbery and Leo
Jones of Richland is congratuiatinr;
himself on that fact that he escaped
from the drunken brute with his life.
Deputy Shelf Louis IAgma-cina
was the man who happened along short
~, AFTER noon Sunday. just in the NICK
turned n curve in The road the deputy
saw the white man backing away from
the negro who was flouriShinc raZo".
Jones had given up two dollars but
the negro insisted that he had more ana
was threatening 10 cut him to pieces
with the razor. When LaGomorcino ar
rived on the scene Richardson had
backed JONES 10 the edge of steep
! bluff.
Tho deputy hastily stopped his auto
after adjusting his gun so he wouIl
: have il handy slipped over and hit the
colorcd man rafting thumn brhinn!
/ the car. The razor flew over tho biutt
/ out Of tho Negroes grasp and l.agamor-
| CinN grabbed him.
! Jones helped put thc Color"d man m
/ the auto and a record run WAS mad
to the county jail. The negro seeming
! ~ lapscd into uuConSc!"usncSS a ter be-
| Ing put into tho mnchIn" and when
questioned IN the jail office made ~
: answer
! n" was locked M as John Do"
prisoner. and about o'clock last night
woke up sufficiently 10 give his name
AS Al Richardson. II" prct"nd"d ina,
, hc was drunk and did not know that n
! had attempted 10 rob anyone.
! Tho two dollars he took from Jones
was found in his pocket and held for ~
, idcncc. Jones stated he was walking
down the road and the neGr" suddenly
appeared behind him, seemingly IRON
| nowhere and with razor appraised. told
! him II was either cas-" Of giving W
! his money or losing his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
REISTER Is CHAIRMAN OF
REPUBLICAN CONRuTTEE

Robert J. Rcisicr. Of Washington dis
trict. was unanimously chosen chairman
OF IN" Ohio County Republican EXcCu-
tive committee . at III" organization
meeting held Saturday night at the Nc
Lure Hotel. resolution asking the
stat" Republican committee to cho ,e
Wheeling as the site Of their next meet
ing was passed.
Richard L. CrcSap Of Center district
and Charles W. Nultc Of RrChI" dis
trIct were reelected as secretary and
treasurer respectively. Crcsap WAS the
which ne defeated by the vote Of Gn-7
Owing 10 The resignation Of II. $.
Mccoy uf Liberty district there were
tw" vacancies on the commits" from
hllcd by tn" committee with tho names
Of Roncy NcrmIlnon and .Nnccll Car
risOn
y resolution asking the state EcHuh-
tho meeting place OF tho Republican
state convention was unanimously
passed by the committee. The rcHolu-
lIon is.
Whereas, Tn" RcpuhlIr"ns Of ~" state
have not mot in the city Of Wheeling
since 1904. therefor"
Bc It Resolved. That This committee.
in meeting assembled tins tenth day Of
July. communicate with tho state chair
man and endcavor 10 bring tho state Re
DNbIlran convention 10 w n'tIInE.
The state convention Will bC held some
time between August LIST and 18th. the
exact time 10 he determined by III" state
committee at it's meeting this month.
The new county Republican executive
committee is composed Of the following
members:
Washington District C. W Otto Rob
crt J. RciStcr. William Mylcs
MIdisnn--L l.. Nightingale. ThOma 8
{. Wilson. Edmund c. Whitehead.
Clay Samuel Humphreys. W. r
Smith. W. H. DnGcr
I'nion-W. J. Ecckett. Charles Flana-
gan benjamin SChu!"r. Joseph Licnlcr.
Ccntrc--R. T. Ircsap, Robert Logan.
GrnrEc Clark
Wcbster-Ald"rtt Wcldman. Carl G.
White. a. {. Hcndershott
Rrchc-Charlcs W. Noltc. Albert
Drum. Earl w. Petticord.
Richland-.I. W. EmSlcy. Albert Refs
ter. WIlfOrd Wolfe.
Trladclphra -- Frank Miller. Frank
Blowers. Lester Blake.
l.rhcfty-Roncy Ncrmlllion. ANGEL!
Garrison,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
COX FAMILY HERE
MANY YEARS AGO
Pioneer Travellers Stopped at Local
Hotel On Their Way to Ohio

Gilbert Cox. grandfather OF tho pres
cnt Ohio governor. now Democratic
candidate for PRESIDENT and Albert
Craig families. stopped at the Old Grant
House in this city years ago on their
way toward the plains Of Ohio where
rhry expected to make their future
homes.
Records II the Local hotr! show the
names inscribed on register and II is
thought that II was on the overland
trail. New Jersey 10 Ohio. over which
the two families Travelled. that they
STOPPED in the city for 4 day or two
TO rest before pushing westward.
History records that Governor CoN's
grandfather made the trip in prairie
schooner and that the family took mp
a claim in the state OF Ohio whore they
later built home out of brick that
was gathered from IN" farm. being
burned and turned into the finished
material 10y the hands Or the pioneer.
II IS thought that the trip was possibly
over IN" National Old Trails road which
would take the pioneers through Wheel
lnG-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

thronGed the cdifCc on every occasion,
The afternoon program yesterday wa
featured with the conservation OF chill
drcn from local parishes To Our Lady
of Mount Carmel. All the children gath
cred Il, the beautiful outdoor shrin@
- 4 o'clock and the ceremony was IN
charge Of Father Handley. There were
large crowds of people present to Wit
ness this ceremony.
The services last evening were con-
Quoted at : 80 o'clock and opened with
\ONena prayers. Father Handicy gave
an excellent sermon and at it's Concld-
sion several vocal selections were rem
dcrcd by Mrs. Elsa Gundling-DuEo and
Mrs. Charles Vaughn and Mr.. Leo
Boncnbergcr The services were con-
Guided with the bcnediction.
ISSidcS the evening service, mass
is celebrated at the chapel each morn.
ing at o'clock followed by a sermon by
Father Handley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

bo,1 Of thcS" objective points.
- Il Lincoln Of Chicago. n'NonhI
o-ya,,zcr and Dean Clark. assistant =
tho national secretary. are both IN TINS
city IN the Interest Of tho Fairm'nt
ana Martins Ferry. q. clubs. newly or
gau:Zcd and in the process Of "rHan!%"-
lion. and both will attend the cVnNcn-
ton at Charleston.
Among those who WILL attcnd III" cor
vpntion,at Charleston are Or. q. II. Eur
datS. Douglas NaSs. e J. Berry. Jh":
H. EcanS. Julian q. Ncarn" n. Richard
Markell. Eubc Robinson and French
D. Walton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
ALL IS READY
FOR THE kIWANIS
CLUB CONVENTION
Carload Of Delegates Of Local organi-
cation VIII Bring Next Annual
Meeting 70 Wheeling.

4 special Pullman rar loaded VIII
member Of the h wants club Of Wheel
.ns Will leave on Thursday evening Tor
Charleston 10 attend tn" annual c"'-
yention of the district OF West Virginia.
klwanis clubs Tn. convention WI
open on Friday. July 10. and Will last
two days
1t is almost an assured fact that IN"
,pxt convention VII ," held in th:s
CITY as the local k:wanians are using
every effort TO have It brought to
Wheeling. They will also unite in =
strenuous pull 10 el"ct ex-senator Jul
ian G.. H"arn". az present L.'utenant
C-oyernor Of klwaniS. for the district Of
Nest Virginia. the district governor OF
all the clubs in the state
Tho Kiwanis club OF Wheeling. I is
stated has weight WIN INC di>trict or
rantzation and II il believed Will reach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
BIG DAY AT PARK
Rain and Absence of old Sol Did NO
Keep Sunday Pleasure Seekers Away

In spite Of the rain Yesterday morn
ing. people who had completed ihci-
plans for n days enjoyment at Wheel
ing park went and had good time. al
though Old King Sol didn't show up at
all during the day.
Rctwccn 1000 /" l.5oO people visited
this cool resort and enjoyed tho differ
,ut amuScmrntS which had been IN
stalled by tho management Of The park
association. "
SOM "f the pHopl" left at dark vhi!r
"A larG" number stayed and enjoyed
dancing on the larr" pavilion which -
r.purj,d To ho ono Of tho largest IN the
stat. To make il more convenient for
thu public the Wheeling Public SERVE"
company - running cars every seven
minutes, between this city and the parh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
Children Of Wheeling
Parishes COnSeCrdted
impressive Feature OF Public Novena.
Feast Day July l6.

Rev. Father John J. Hand.ey. {. s. P.
Pau.!St priest from Chicago. Is IN
charge Of the services a: IN" annual
novena in honor Of Our Lady Of Noun,
Garnet. which IS heInE held this week
preparatory to tho celebration Of h"r
feast day Friday. July 10. The scrr-
lees opened last Wednesday at the
,hapcl If the tarmclit, Monastery At
Pheasant Valley and great crowds hay"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
ENGINEER TTSpALE MEETS
WATER COMMISSION TONIGHT

tn" members Of the Pure Water COM
mission. named some time ago by C0un-
CI,. viii know Just whCr" they stand
after to-nIEht'S meeting n the council
chambers AZ s n'rio,k +. :. TISdalc.
head engineer OF the State Health De
par,m"nt. will arrive in the city some
time to-day. and meet with tn" commits
SION tonight. II" will go over the
ground Thoroughly. and recommend to
the Commi ssiOn. which ~ his Judge
m"nt and knowledge, would he ihc best
pur" water system for Whcrling-thC
we'll or mechanical system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
NATIONAL OFFICER
CIGAR MAKERS HERE
indianapolis Man Is In the City for a
Few Days Looking over tho
Local District.

Walter II. McCahc. representative &c
tho International Cigar Makers unions
Of America. arrived in In" city yCsIeT-
day and during tho afternoon paid Il
visit 70 tho Ohio Valley Trades and La
Dor assembly whore h" delivered brief
address in which he called attention
to tho business Of the cigar makers
throughout IN" nation and stated that
II was booming. That Their" were Z
number of strikes in progress in tn"
south. but few in tho north was his
statement. hut ne was "t tn" opinion
that the business OF tho cigar makers
would boom during tho fan and also the
coming winter. Mr. MCCahe will ro-
main tho city for a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
ELRs RETURN HOME.
Delegates from This City Return from
National Convention.

George {. Ronck". pr Leon II. Rector
Mr.. and Mrs. Gc"rg" Euckwalt"r ~.
-. W BurdatS and several others VI"
wcrc in Attendance NJ Tn" national con-
ycn'lun held IN Chicago, II. last week
by the r p. Q. Elks. returned 70 ~
city saturday They were all Of tho
opinion that il WAS one Of the greatest
conventions over h"ld IN the states TIL"
par;Id" was tho largest ever held N chi
ctso. according 20 tho members who "a
tended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
FREMEN CALLED OUT.

An alarm from Box IS about 1880
O'Clock last evening took the fire de
rartment 10 the home Of II. Herman
SwierkoSz. a jcwcler. At AIS Jacob
street. where some insulated wire had
caught fire. The wire was in the oven
of A gas range Mr.. Swierkosz lit tho
raS while il was in the oven and caught
fire No damage resulted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
CITY PERMIT FOR Sl2S, 900
THEA. E BUILDING ESSUED

\ special permit was issued Saturday
to r. +. tarIs, architect. for the pros.
prctivc Srhcnk theatre. by City Permit
Clerk Geo. Abrams. The cost Is est!'
mated at $4,000. while r. Il. kttchen
is the contractor in charge OF the cree.
tion. Tho theatre is to be located OF
Market street below Eleventh street.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest to Loyal People
About Wheeling People, Societies
and OrganiZa atoms.

Saturday evening at tho Y. NJ. about
uflv boys Of IN" Junior class enjoy 'd
d Watermelon feast. after which they
took a cool plunEr in the pool. Al en-
loycd good time and the party bTo"c
up at 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

4 building permit WAS issued To IN"
Wheeling PulVrriZinC company for ;h"
erection OF :" warehouse At Fnrty-S"C-
nnd and MCCollOch streets. The cost
has no, been made public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

cry Manager Chas -. Erhhn and
Sheriff Howard Hastings failed again
Ia mc~t concerning III" contract between
the civ and county for tho keeping ~
prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Attorney Lloyd EnCiX received his no.
tary, ruhr commission SATURDAY. ~"
recently graduated from West NirElnit
L University and will practice la" IN th';
.tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

The city will have Il now mems St"r"
as soon AS Ill alterations hay" been
made. to l"iN and 1850 Main street.
which viii h" occupied by the Fashion
shop. conducted by Harry Superior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Officer Turner arrested Lou n"uninS.
colorcd. "r Pittsburgh. wh"r" h" -
wanted on charges Of grand larceny
and burglary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Frederick TihcnS. we'll known Island
boy. who - with tho Rcdpath thautau-
uIa circuit. represented Wheeling at a
hanqurr gwen at Lexington, ny, sew
rral days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Through tho recommended on Ct
County Road Engineer MCCluSkcy. II &.
the hoard Of county commissioners M.
decided to contract for tho ConStrurti"h
cf "A guard rail along tn" sid" Of the
National road over Fulton hill!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Tho county is asking for hids un'H
rs mn board feet of oak rlankinS for
repairs to the bridges throughout lha
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

rIvdo Allen. arrested on warrant
sworn out by Irwin "Do"icr" Hermann.
charging hin, With assault and robbery.
was rcIca:cd ny %quirc l. 6. Hobbs.
whom arraigncd for his preliminary
hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

day evening The matter was reported
tn the police. and it is the general
uriuion that the work was done by an
amateur. as none Of the siIverware and
other household articles of value were
untouched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Richard Wnllcn aud I'd r.rsi w"r"
arrested Saturday night nv M"t"r"%"'H
nf,ccr Marr.wan They will appear he
fore Judge Ritz th.S morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Work has boon completed on tho a.
ing Of tho new water line on Market
street between Fifth and sixth. IN;
work was done by city employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

The home Or MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Webb at Oak Park, was robbed Satur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

\ meeting Of tho Service Star Legion
will be held Wednesday evening AT.
o'clock in tho assembly rooms OF the
chamber Of Commerce. Several matters
Of importanc" will b" brought UP Tor
discussion. All members arc urged 10
ho present Mrs. John Stamp VIII. pre-
side At this session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

The Pythian building committee Will
meet tomorrow evening At the Pythlah
club Ia cons ider the preliminary ar
ranEcmrnts for the erection OF new
Pvthian building for Weddings
knights. There hasbecn much discus
sion on this project but as yet nothing
definite has been done. The committee
however. expects TO take some dehhile
action.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-29

y PERLIN the PAIN II
House Painting Auto Pantng
Sign aud Pictorial Painting
.INTEiiiOH DECORATING
PAPERHANGING, AND TiNTiNG
Staining. Graining and Mnrbling
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-29
BURNS VISITED nv AN AIRpI.ANE

Burns has seen its nrst syins
machine. One came in from Port
land iast Sunday and was "a evidence
for the entire week. the landing feld
being near the William Stirling
farm home Just east Of town.
The machine made q remarkable
record coming In as II made from
Portland to The Dalies In sc minutes
that being l5 mirutes less than any
record before Known. From The
Dallcs TO PrinevllIe A was but one
hour and 35 minutes and from Prime
Vile to Burns one hour and so min
utes.
G. v. Dudrey Is. the owner OF the
machine and II was piloted by Capt.
N. B. Evans. tho young man having
had army experience as n test pilot.
Many OF the people OF this vicinity
took rides In the plane. sailing over
town every day while II was here,
The charge was SIS for i5 minutes.
The newspaper man didn't ride as
that, price was too much for his
limitedi means.
II ts understood the same people
expect to return here for Chautauaus
week when II IL hoped the price will
be reduced 80 WI can all ride. 30 A
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-29
OLD TIME HORSE AND MULE
MAN ATTENDS CONVENTION

% CoL1I &. Gallup. one OF the best
known horse and niule commission
men In the entire juuited States. who
has been in tho business for life
time. was among those who were
here for the big convention. Col
Gallup was formerly located In
Omaha. being the head OF the I. G.
Gallup Horse n Mule Co. lie Is now
connected with the Campbell n Reid
and Western Sale Stables Co. also be.
ing the representative of the -,
Louis Horse and Mule Market and
the National Stock Yards. OF Illinoil.
These are the largest horse and mulc
commission concerns In the world.
Col. Gallup expects TO make his
headquarters In Nampa, Idaho. dur
Ing the present season and will be In
this territory frequently soliciting
consignments for his commission con-
Germs. He stated In an interview
with representative OF this paper
that he anticipated q good strong de-
mand for range horses during the
coming season, even more favorable.
than last. II Is his intention TO have
a special train OF range horses out of
Crane on July 90 for the 81. Louis
August 10 sales. The Colonel In
sisted that we would see better
prices for range horses especially fat
stun. than for the past several years.
Col. Gallup will have an ad In the
next Issue OF this paper
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-29
STATE HEALTH OFFICER HERE

Dr. David N. ROBBERS. OF the State
Health Board. spent a few days In
our city during the week. The gem
tleman held u meeting with the city
authorities and discussed the health
problems of this community and
made some suggestions which will be
followed just AN rapidly as circum-
stances will permit DR.. Roberg
conferred with Miss Howell. the COM
munity nurse. and through her will
keep In touch with matters in this
county. .,h fhif
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-29
ELLIS ~ THE NOMINEE
- FOR SENATOR

l. is a source OF pride and plcar-
ure todthe, people OF Harncy county
TO find that their candidate for Joint
senator for Harvey. Malheur and
Grant. counties has been successful.
There were three, aspirsnts for this
position. two OF them from Vale.
Julien Hurley. the present ipcum'
bent. and c,rM. Cradali. formerly
representative OF this district.
Charles w. Ellis. the candidate from
this county Ii reported to have been
second I'm the race IN Malheur county
and his almost unanimous vote la
this county overcome big lead civ.
en- Mr.. Hurley IN Grant. II isn't
likely that Mr.. Ellis viii have any
opposition al the polls at the Noyem-
her election.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-29
ENGINEERS BEGIN WORK
- i.,oN I'y1siOATioN !,sosEcs

A meeting OF the directors Of the
Hssnsy Valley Irrigation Dtseriet va
held "Wednesday At which dir thsy
authorized the employment sof sddt
tionai epsineesins forccs TO- go into
tho field III once TO work out some
Of the details necessary TO compile.
tion OF tbs investigation suggested
by Engineer Hsmmatt In his report
OF last week.
One force OF men will be In the
field by Monday and will start work
at the lower reservoir site. Two
other crews win be put " work jst
as soon as they can be secured aud
properly outnttcd for the work.