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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-11

FOR RENT-Good pasture
for about 100 head of cattle or
horses. Inquire of c. Ii. Eme-
rich, Boles, Idaho. 24-4*
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WANTS, FOUND AND FOR SAFl

FOR SALE-Good dry fence
post. Hussman Lumber Co. If
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County
of Idaho, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Frank Winkler, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that
Letters of Administration on the
estate of Frank Winkler deceas-
ed, were granted to the under
signed on the 22nd day of May
1920, by the Probate Court OF
Idaho County.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
to exhibit them to me for allow
ance at the office of B. Anger,
attorney at Grangeville, Idaho
within four months after the
date of the first publication OF
this notice, or they shall be for
ever barred.
Dated this Goth day of May,
1920.
FRANK G.. WINKLER,
Administrator
B. Anger, Attorney for Ad.
ministrator, Grangeville. Idaho
First publication May %, 1920
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-11

FOR SALE-Fine fresh Jer-
sey cow. T. Clark, the junk
man. 1872
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FOR SALE-Pair of 6 year
old mares, weight 5000, sound
and all right in every way. T.
Clark, the junk man. 21-4
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FOR SALE-Work horses.
Inquire of E. J. Rhoades. 14-tt
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FOR SALE--Fence post ready
to drive. 7. Clark, the junk
man. 23-2
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FOR SALE-Cauli-flower and
tomato plants. call Arlie Gentry,
NeZperce phone 2720. 22-tf
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FOR SALE-Gang pillow near
ly new. 7. Clark the junk
man. 21-l
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FOR SALE-Seven registered
Shorthorn bulls. Inquire of
Edwin Nelson, Fem, Idaho. 21tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-11

In the market for good fat
poultry. Saturdays and Mondays
T. Clarke, the junk man. As
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-11

ATTENTION FARMERS.
Empty oil barrels that sold
for $1.50 now selling for 75c.
HOENE HARDWARE.
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dilm-r county! Edward Is. TomplaSb'
clhrkahurE
Compensation Awards

Thren compensation awards were al
lowed yesterday by tho hthto compG8~'
sAtion "ommiBrlonrr hH follows A"p1'
To tho widow Of rcItuh Henry. No.
vry, Fayelin county, on Omployo OF fle
Harvey Coal And Coke company. ~
pSr wSak for ITO or until ro-rnarriq3 h
10 hlE two ohildran. - por week AWE
until they hrcomo nfioon ysara pI}2
Iirnry diod following Injuries rso4iI
In a fall OF kottlb bottom.
To Okny X M~Clohdn. MorEAntoSns
ampIoyo OF tho OssEo Coal company. for
nmputation Of tho fingers Of ths right
hand I'll. 81 per week Tor - weeks.
To n. D. Tucker. Wheeling. ampioys
Of tho Wheeling Traction company, Tor
amputali0n 81 the index nngnr OF right
hand after an accident with . planning
machine. Il2 per week for 20 week..
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\. !. STOCKS

Now y"rk. u,r t . "'r"iN"""' f""'
,urc az rhr ", ok ~ ,ho so,,r,ri's market
wnq thr continuance" - ~" h'"H' ~"
rrpuh C"r "rH capital tssu"s "i i"t"G
nIzrd worth IN thu fHc" ~ condition
Witch rrr.,.,od further drrr""i",'"u II
speculative shares.
Tho stock almost Ns Who'll" was duW
and often unSrttl,d nratuly h"C1uS" "f
tho acute Industrial SITUATION m thE
land aud the more rapid d"rIin" "l hlS'!
leading commodities IN home uNtketH
Apart from tn" strong inquiry To-
now Investment issues. however, ther"
were several reassuriug Factors SSi"
Cially the enormous crop N"INH. w.
ar, bctng easily handled a. "a result -!
the pronounced Improvement III '''"n
portattou conditions.
Tho most cheerful note respecting "a
dustrlal prospects was voiced ny mar
man CARY 81 the United states St''
corporation at the S"mi-hnhHl' nv, 'u'H
Of The American Iron 4 Steel institute.
In many other branches al industry the
rctrngradr movement " the past wv
months found chAnSCabl" expression ~
furthcr slowing down or actual SuSpoh-
sion Of operations.
Technically. the stock market - saIh
Ia rest GA a soumd"r foundation IMAM AZ
auy tln,u sIn,r tn, latest way" Of deIIh
,l,u ,,I under way This - Hlltlbulrh
L., IN, heller that st"'h- arc ""slIS III
strutH hands With. substantial ied"'
iI"u 81 hi"h"ia loans
rpIuIuua ,nrs ~ 4" IL" '""t 90 81 ~"
NANCY inurh.t T"t lho hnln"'" ct 'h''
,,,, Nfu, D. ,l,I,nh= u Is said. ga va"
,,rnd &C Erncrni trade. whoa" r"a"",
urnis n"wo,cr. viii probably he GU"
"T,ilnnI'I !" tn" ""'hs ~ '"' '1"-'
tnIInn market 1890
ON oil aido- Il la nErcoh that r"litt'H'
conditions hrvh cSnrtoh lrHs lnIln""''
for ~ against quoted vai""' I'M" ~ any
period zin"o tho pr"std"n'"l '""r"k"
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HAMMOCK
Misuionary Meeting

The I.a,Iirs Missionary society Of the
United Presbyterian church met VII VII
Mrs VIII Nichol and daughter, Aist
Hazel on last saturday. The morning
serving Of the dinner, tho devotional
hour WAS held. and tho program carrie
out, the leader chosen being MRS. VIII
Lee.
Tho Wheeling Valley Progressive
Farmers club were delightfully."- enter
tninrd at the home Of Mr.. and Mrn; I
T. Lee. EAST OF town Friday evening
The literary program oohhIst'hA
music. readings. and discussion War
carried out. the subject Tor di""uss'"'
hring. Gun farmers afford to USE fcrill'
tsrr ,ud lime at the pTrneni high cost
which wua ably dlaCuhacd 'lub adjourn
"a 10 meet with Mr.. aud Mia. WIN Loo
In tlnionIOwn In N0Voinhcr Following
this, tho social Time wnn ehI"y'i i'e,
IirIoua re- fTcshInnnlh halhE h1TN"u ny
Mira Leo aud daughters.
Republican Meeting
\ norIing wua held III l""" ga
TIum ntuy "voning. Ia til" I"I"'"n' t.!
tho Republican voting. Oa"ar Enhfh"y %,
I(Irh wood l"wnahIp being lh" rf'h' ~"
npunLcI telling thom TIA" proper way !"
Nnia \ mock oIorti"u " ill D." h"Ih al
mo school building on Friday oN"nlng
A fun attendance In daalrau
TsAoharu Meeting
mroIInx Of gnmn III he teachers
Of Wheeling. linton and Nl"hlnnd town.
ships was hold In tn" primary to"'n %,
,nc school rmtldInE hor" on Thnr"a..y
morning Miss Morris. OF near Co
lurnhus. being tho sp"sket. drmonstreSI'
Ing tho Brncun Method OF rendlhg oo-
Ing to Holloway ON Friday TO adoresH
IN" teachers In that vicinity on the
Same subject.
hammock Briefs Alta
George Humphrey moved his tdinlly
III. past week to the Robert Lyle lar"
near UniOntown.
Mrs. Mamie Lylo and son John ana
Mrs. J. ID. Whissen, spent one day the
nast week. with MI aud Mrs. I'D Lyle
and family. II near New Athens.
AIR and MIR Philip Jones and dauBh
Ter Mrs. Davis, OF Martina Ferry, are
Visiting with tho formers dAuBh'e
MIr Il s. M,MlIien AMI family,
MIR ana Mrs H. N Daniel wero 70
,,,,, .nr.ts at INC h.utr 81 iheli broth
4, l,Nlb Daniel Rud family al hI'h'"'
,nl IL,II rIsi,I Ma J"i'." White. 80
,.aui Si,v"tIa' Iii'
,.I,,. wa i6.oniIY operated 81" i"' 90
.o..iluliI" 81 Ni.".Ii"p h'"r''-I 81" 10
=. hn.~ lao Is r'tiI"s alone -" ''"@''
,.I,,, .ii, !" l.. i,",,Vht :" hI- '"'"" "''
iGti Ihn'sdal
IT.. ~ .".'', - '.""''"""
49, i~L," ~ .'.I ''"''' e" '''"
tLI,, VaIiuy nGn"t"I h"Srl'"l !" """"'
tnr 80, Ni",'i"s
IT, ...I A." i"i"" - h"'''-
,,., ,...r ,.ll...~ u" ',,rv" go" 90 '"'"e
a., 100, v.,.rL ru 'l'ri, 10y h"'""i "''''
,I.liiuu ~ltr I,l'",Ir !" ''rv"'s""
kI,r fIun,,l,. f. T., ""'' "h'''i"" "'"h'
psiu,dry rn"'u""" '" iI"Th'"H
h,..tcmrr VuI 'Ii,h"I Illrrh"'h 10Y
, ~ Mr,tIli rud NiuH luIn
r,rrIo ur,r rh"rr'," ~ Wheeling "'
80 urdny
AZ, and Mira W. T. Armstrong "s''
hupIuraq ,pllcrr IN ~ 'ln'THF'II"' "'
RniuIdnv pfIrrnuun.
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daIiEhtful PARTY for thor young friends
Cameo and VarIouu RInuHcn"nH hclr
rd phns away tho oVonInR. after whI,h
Entertainments woro E"rNch Rnd Ih'
, vounGEtors returned I" their h"'n's
greatly pleased with n r"rfnot evening
Warrington Hrisfs.
Msa I.u"y rrIchnrd nft"r visiting
friondE In dIffrrnnt parts OF lllln"lH i"i
| tho past two months. hna returned 1"
her homo.
Mrs. Il. A rlI1Ecrald hhS returned I"
hoe home from t,"Hh""ton. -. wh"r" "hc
has hoon visiting fri"nd"
Mrs. John ncddnw. or 'lhrk~hliG
Htre"t. who has boon very III. In report
cd IN slightly Improving
Mrs OHIO hurt han returned 10 her
homo after an extended trip I" '1eVo-
land
Nh mud Mrs. william MCnr"w nro
Waiting friends In Wheeling
pc.acl Malone Of Grafton. was a
burInosn vlnitor hrrN saturday
Mirn MAymo King. or PittHhurEh. I"
tho guest Of Mira T. llnnl"v.
IL Il Lemon. "f rark"rhhurE. Rn otfi-
UIAl OF tho on Well supply Company, Ia
q business visitor hnro.
Mr.. and Mira. WAltor jerks arc Wait
Ing in Wheeling.
Charles MuihOIIAnd. Of Pittsburgh. 10
Visiting frinndS hero for few days.
Frank uoaTa and wife. OF MOundnvillC
arc visiting Ed. hamilton mud wife.
Mira James Wilklns. il. 10 Visiting
friends IN Wheeling,
ATs ". II. Phillips ana daughter.
bsrnhdoitr. arc VISITING TslhtiNsA la
Cla khbuTg
Tho 81 lsaCa 'laIlCo IuIucr nnd Mni
Uarst IInnlsy wcTs Visitors la gaiTm0ni
Saturday
dsoTSs Phillips. OF ui"ysIS dap. was
Visiting hero nAluIdny
Nelson CuGnins hH,n - seTluSly ~ at
tho ho.a ~ Ara halo dnunau ,n M"in
street
Ma IiI,h HI,u,u, "f H'N I"IL 'IiT.
Ia Iisillna nj Ihu huIna OF hs' psss"'-
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MlHS MlA1 M

Mas Mary Rms sforatAry II tn
state oinmlssionor's ofiCe. was ttfhS
hned To her homo yasiuTdAy Ntlp anOh
l.ok 81 rlomt,n" o,s"n ~" IVES
.hsfn"nn ana h"T lllnaAs Ia nat sApo0e-
cd 10 Iaauli HSI luuhlp
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|RON REVIEW

---
New York. Oct. 2i-t"ports point 10
a decrease IN the production OF iron ana
steel products this month Resulting
from. efforts ~ makers 10 prevent az
cumulaIou~ resulting IRON eat snort
AK. sIownrss 81 new BUSINESS and GUS
pcuslous rv'lu"Stcd on hh'k "rd'F"
I.n,r. ga most steel llU'r. cNccrtnIS
,ll,. and tails at, ~tlli hrinE reduced
An "n,,raI "t tho r"'d 4i"t"' '""r""'
.t,f,, .tnat sattors agreed - arnGN '"".
t.,.t. at ,ut.,, ssluns 81 L." "' tM'i'c
&C., C,ut w.tn""h 'N''t''"" ""h ''''
,h,a, ,.Lu.tI.na ."as ,r." 'hi'ty h."
t.,. ..'., o. t". INST "i IL. .'"'
r.r..u t,ria lr stn-t...,,i t''' 'NI''''"
..r,.rl,.- i,.... "t..,.s.i ''I..'t e" """"
,.oI t......t,t"r n.th D" th' '.''"'''''"
I"..t. sd ',..''i'.'' 'i''''" "'"'""
ri..IIur 81 - go, ''t '''"l ""h '""'
,gn,I.r 80. s''h ''s"l''h 49, '''"'"'"e
.i.r... a r"ott Ibc I'"" t''''s VIM '"''
,, ,.r,., ..., e. a.. I.I.i .....I.. ~"
49,. ,. I,.,..,.... ,..- .,.., ,,rt.,r ,..,
,..,, ., t.,-I,,,a. 500 ,'-.,I' tee. I'"'.''''''
. t...,....,..., t,.,... tea, I'''t see
,... ...,,,,.r ...llr-" 90 - - . h"l''w 81
,.or.,, ,,,,"'-''""- n""l" 49," eta q"
tE. .-rI..s - 49, 80 leo" ""' ''"'''' go
ls ,l,"I",'la 80 49, 90" b. "'""'
ti7 nE 800 i''rh"'Vh t"1"'F GU
-" unh' '"' ''''' ~ ,
-,tI -, NJ, IIsnr ~ - rrSr 81 h"l"w w."
,,,tLrt
tnrrrr lr ""v '"lI'nE p'"'''n''h
down go 'N, -, wrr l"r'l H7 w" Whh"'
has weakened y" Tow r"nh \" Nv" h"'i"
t.u , 49,, below rrl,"u - mouth ago and
80, tl.n ur,I,r ~" mutations = y"ar
aro 'nI.,y III, rrndu'"r7 VII" nr" SOY
,rrIy ,urt,tItur output. I1il 20 hold ~"
rri,,a vt H. ,,uts pound M ih" "p""
rad. g.. 4.lIlug moderate t"nung"g At
80. or less
bIrtrN-n copper on NJ" metal "N-
ching" during IA" week sold az 30
CENTS on -@GO tons To-" r"nlS on ~" "''h
~ S2ir cCutF Tor hn"th,r wv hnN', 10
IT, Pa IL
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II In expected that several other organ
lHsLiuna viii "cmd representatives..
Glendale Ladies Meet
Thr HoImbiicHu ladies Of Glcndal"
win Iu'Ut this Uhaning. The meeting IL
expected 10 hr very enthusiastic ard
further plans win he made for tho
campaign The Gl'ndnl" ladies had IA
very good turnout at tho rally saturday.
LOCALS Play Linaly.
Tho Mounds, lie mEh s'hu"l i""thn II
team viii play IInsll uu tho ruth
street rnrk Saturday al thih w,"k IhIn
/, tie. nrNI iIu, Ihr'" iw" monHr hdV"
Inot tea Two years and Tia game la "a
rrGted To- hr 90" 81 III, boat ever play oil
GA thr local n,id
Muundnylllr Mas hndly s"""od under
last haluday when laILoTsbuTh Il"
Tcdicd them. 6h u. but VIII rra' IT," hn'd
Ihis ~oSh and az IA" IJrsIy gam" VIII
10 the nlnHi imp"Ttant ~ tho year. Al.
ihn,uh Mrund0,Ili' = sin"'iI"E IL ih''
ohio valley will not rank 40 high an
Iaht Yohr. II ihoy win Iha Tehi "f ih"l
gamsr local fsnH viii leo "aiihn"h. ~
tho tcpm thlu y"or Ia greatly hH"hI'"p
pod by tho aha"u"" Of 'srI H"hauh,
VIII" WIN l." ""i f"r IT." r'Hl e th"
rhnuou
H~sIy VIII SPEAK Wsrs.
CnnEr.q7rnnu VI " N"Clg viii Troall
at tho court huuHo Tu"Rday "N"ning OF
this wfok C"ngrcsHunnn Nn"ly IL vo~y
good apcaknr aud IL we'll known In this
chg.
MoundSvilla Personals.
InS Moore. student ut Mnri"tio col
lego spent tho week -ouh with fri"ndH
In this city.
Mrs. VIM Chapman Of Seventh street
who haE boon quite ~. ~ Improving.
Mir md Air.. u ". - RarECr OF
rUtaburEh, are waiting friends and r"-
latlVos ia this city.
W f. SnodEraAr has returned I" h!H
home on Eighth strort. from trip I"
SmiihDrld
Mira, Ocea MrCunc has returned 4"
her homo on sixth strnrt from Visiting
friends at ChnrlrHt"n.
Hugh wellmau In improving rnr'dIy
from an operation for appendicitis al
tho Glendale hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Guy ~ ithrg"r nhu
daughters. Celia Ruth aud sarah MARI"
or rittrburEh. ere spending few day"
with Mrs iiIl,S'r parents. Mr.. aud Mrr.
G. v HilSy "r Third street
Mr. and Mrs Dixon niloy OF Ash hH"-
nuo Visited friandH at Bellairs S"Hl"r>
day.
Arch EohoIs OF I.ancArt"r. o. Ia Ni~.
Ming hla uncle. =. J. EnholS on Ho""nd
street
clyde smith Of Center street spent
tho week end with his sister. Mrs. Z. n
MrCombs on tho FnirmOnt pike.
carol Schaub ~ Tnmllnson avenue
spent the Weekend with fri"ndn at
MaTiatta q
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Tho fniinwinr W,do isni'h n"iaIy
,uLil. n",n,n isai"nS y"si"'hag
~ }. Davis aHh i,.u'" 'i"yi" ~ 'ha'
/ i.stI..,. live ntnIth, ni .Ha0b. Lts"S lllsN
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Mr. md Mrq william In1t. on Main
uir""l
Mr., Uur, Nrncti has returned from
u 'vr"b = whit nt ny me-
Ar aud NJ. " smith. 81 ''HrkH.
hug, ar.ut sunday h"r" WITH fri"nd''
NJ aud VIZ Stacy J"noH Al" waiting
Ir.rn,Iu at v CsIuu
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OHIO NEWS


,.,,,r,Ius Ohio oct ?2-fower OhiO
,,,,thr are leaving school after Compel
In. tho uIom0ntaTS 'ouIho' "."o'"'"k
MnItnn Is MISS naslhlhhl h'h'' h"In'
iuIrn,irnt az puhll' lhh'l "o' '",' IT,
INV, MINI school enactment III bhi" hhh
H.. .,,,,,.,i M pes ,'ut IN TIA" Ihh' hh
y,,,r IA IpII "nIolIm"nt IN phi" hlH"
. i,.I, "a, 30 uuu At tho end nf lhe
act r,I,,"I l,hI. hIEh H'ho"I en-
Nna Ii'. "a ,,,.
- h,,,l- Iu.IIU 49," ia int"I hlt'
-, I,.,,In nnd So 500 49," IN "Ill"H" h's'
a, I,,,,Jr o., hood men "r' 'f'hI''d WV"
~, Inr that i'',f''t hIrh ""h""I ''",''
the ,lnudI."Iut 81 '"t"llmnh' !" go"
rhI,i, "n' Ihhh 81 "II rnP''s III w" "''
nit 80, Ia hlTh 'h""l
u,,t ,ur hIrh ..,h""l ~ III" nIhl" i"hh"
r,,T,i unIut r,"h iaHhlT"m""' ~
r',o,n"nI IL r""'l"""' '"""'l ~ p'
rcuI OF tho I..int -, h""l enrol l"""' o.,
high h""l "'"h""'". N"I..r""'
sn,nuJ with % u"r cent, ~ N"'"""
mia Itn 80 r", cont. liy'l" l""'.n
, rIn ruc md Tnl""sNllI" nnh With ~
por ,'ni.
,.oI,,r,,ur 90, 60 Tnr nrnt national
.,,u,, r,Iuu nT vhni viii probably Do
fr,ucI into - permanent national . noe,
nII,u ,r rruu co. 81 canning cf"pt WIZ
br hrId ~ i"Iumhu" b't"h"r " m" 49,
,,,nrdIun To- M6rrny u. Iih'"I'' o"pu'
tive '"'t'iafN "l lh' ''h''' ''' ~ -.
Ir,.Icr,tlnn " H.. Hnld nm 20 "'".""
VIII L.. r,urrurnird and 10 drIrI'tns
viii ,ttcud J. T. toward. nh'i"""'
rrr~i,I,nI ~ tn" Nm"ri'Nnn arm I'm eau
FEDERATION WIN ndhr~sH ono 81 til" i"h-
nl"nH
Alliance. Ohin. oct .. T.. ". An.
Drove. nIi"rn"y md i"rm"r arm h"u
tenant. viii defend william l"nh"'k'
farmer nrrt r"rr"nni In Andr"~r' non-
sI.IN Ia
CHARGED with nrNi degree murd"r at
W,l,h. " Va 10Th uorrod IN Franco
RUIN. ohio. cot 49, with tho return
Of Michael DOnor.i". Tininh lnrt sol
dlrr In back from tho World wnr He
Inn been ut staten Irlnnd for nearly iw"
ytnin whore lao underwent tw"hty opof'
u tIunH nrCoshnry To ha,o II l"H which
wan shattered by hhrnpnol.
Dayton. ohio. oct >" Mrr Hunnn
tuIkInR vito claimr to 10 M y"HrH old
"a rcriduni 81 tho Mary Acntt homo FOR
,ol"rod wlh"wH ana mnthnrH hero. Ia
JnEIStoTrd and intcndH T." Nuto N0vonn
h"r ! "ir tho Lord lotn mo 1.-Two until
election day" Shc nays nho la going
To- vote for Harding.
Shn Nays Hho Nun rluyo IN virginia
and ,lhi Inh rho wan nino yo"fh old at ia"
limo 81 tho wa OF ihia According I"
Mary Nrhhvl" mhiI"" "f lho home.
EIhtrm"utr regarding hoI HH" 40 h""m
nHIy ."rrr'I "rhoTo IN - I"n"iiilIlp 81
hsI boInE 81 Err"i'I "E" ih"" a. all"
| said
at oon'mI hoi~",n wnriorn hohoTVo
tlnIt o,nIiy "ud inn 'Iovsi"nd Heard 90
n,d,r"ti"" t."' h,'" /" 'I"y'l""h i"hl'"
| aui,",,Ia ~iti h"tr In' "ri'"'i""iir 't -"
In iUI"r I,,,n the unlV"i"llJ ia" dsh'oS
~ h",I,"l"i 81 'i'r.'il"n
L.. La II
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rsu woasv naOsaDIAAJss. 4,

Nav ihsy have fH,"nl hrsa ln nussIa
hui they "ann"t bs w"Iss thsa tbs
i...in. s.d TT.iahy kAys set sa Hrs
uiusnsid fsiaaSaDh. .
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
T.irnt Trial NOksmhsr 9th.

Al , ,hnrt sc~sIun ~ circuit ""ur'
held Saturday morning judy" J. u
gnnmcry lilo vet November 9TH ha Ia
nr.t trlnl Tn" ,0-n - VI. 'i"INn wII
hr fried nj TINT dtto. Tn" "nHc of Milo
Vhytnnrky was r~r for November nv
November C,h Will l." motion day and
Novhmb~r 10Th divorce day
Several domurT"rH N'r" "N"rfuI"h NJ
Enturd,y'r rrrrIuu Th" demurrer -
tho Indictment of ]. " Solo and ~ w.
nroadhurst MAS nNcrrui"d and tho two
pleaded guilty 10 IA chnrg" or stealing
an auto md they wcr" given thlrtY days
In isn In tho "aHc "f I"sHn Nhlt". IN"
demurrer To the nrBt count was over
ruled aud sustain a. 10 the Ne"oni
C0unt and tho ,aHc wan not Tor trRi
Snvsmbor tth
Tho demurrer - tho indictment "f
Paul HiEut was u,~rruicd ana ina case
vas Continued uuul TIA" next term "t
court
Oity Council Msots.
The city council viii msot In regular
smI-nonthIv session this evening Ia
the city building aud much important
huaina-a Ia sNpoCtrd 1" come up Tor c"u
Alteration Al tho last meeting 81 IN"
council they instructed tho CIV Aoli"it"r
g. satsr a protest with ina fpbli" HorN
Zee ouTnmireiuh In regard 1" tho petition
that tho Muundayiila water company
viii pTsssnt 10 inc commission Ia raise
thsiF TAtaa kayambaT q.
the Flka .iuh vii s.nd u"mmlti'H
,a sndoias the action Ut the Soun.il aud
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II In expected that several other organ
IEakiuna VIII send representatives.
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Warrington

The Queen Dsth.r sooisty OF the
Moth"disi churrh held a meStlnG Hel"r-
daI at Tho hone or Aiss Alice HisEs.
with tho Misses DOilIs Husy, Dorothy
ConnaiIy AIa Ahna Liiyihuhd sa hos
tsssSh A pleasant evening -as enjoyed
rhs tnsaas Sosi1y 20 Olive Fasty.
Cis" and hvsiyn tho Duuns da"s hisTs
Of Me-. hoslsy. .f nyffAl9 .sl'sfL AIa n
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STATE HOUSE NEWS


The following charters wor" lrHh"h
yesterday by tho secretary at rIhi",
Tho Murray school uf 'hIroprnetlc
Lexington. barbour county, IN t"hch TN
scionco ~ ChlruprnCtiC. capital htoSk
o.. 500, ino"rpnrntorn arc urnrEo J..
Murray. lexington: Andrew u klmmoI
snd GrurFr ~ Froslnnd, Oakland MD
Isaiah pauphcrty, rhilIippl. Stanl"y
Hayes. Jr. Flora A. NJ. McCur Elhin"
twelfth airest Garage. Wheeling
ohio r"unig. To- buy. cell aud STORE
rnwrr vehicles. capital stock. &l"0. ooo
inrurporntorH arn Il. w. lIarper. j. n
IlIurh. Arthur lAnghAnr. II. G. Dancer
nnd q A Walden. all ~ Wheeling.
Commercial ruol company. Morgan
town; To DO general business In the
urud,icIion. transportation. buying and
selling ot fuel and real estate. capital
rIn,k 100000, inC"rporhiorH ara
CLAUDIA Rrnti, W. &c Arnstt. ". d. TTun.
I'm. a. e. Casio and Forrest q. bhriVer
eli 81 MOrGAntn~n,
Wheeling Quality Coz company
wheeling, 10 buy ana cell coal and
,uk. real estate aud engage In general
coal operating capital Aio"k, t1h, 900
iuonIpnrAiurs arc 0ltG hUhrnk, Harold
W |.mpbdli Aiss h CAmhsll Jr.. d.
A li.pdsrnnp, I@rsIa'tp hTA"oT ana j
4 HnbsTi ill ~ Wheeling
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riin4il 81 IL" Is0 h""rs 'sr"l'sd r"T
! a." ,IDu,.. "iii H.. 1iysn ~ th~ 'II-""
! iana B,h.ni 81 I.h,,"il"" "nh the 49,
! ., i"i'u - Ia The "hi "'"l'l
ILi" Ii"Li lee t,e",t - riIP ehu""
! ih.".l -r''i""' Wv " unl'"'"''p IL H.
| iIarri ~ h6 n"lit," 1" ~" ''"'"i'r IT,"
| "rr.,, I,,UV ih'''. Irrr"i,lrd l", '""' h"'"
~ ,.ir,"l-"L -rL ,I"i"'y y, "",rilc'" 4"
, tLm,r"uh N"-d.u"lr rnh predetermined
rn-,-- "n-,- 49, r~,-riIvA ~ Witch The
i-r"hInp "i.H ~ '1rv-lsnI public -chrol
| win lie brought I" - position ~ sscAl
Irnr~ second \" u"ue. lfovIrl"h IN rl""
! - hr rrnhr fnr r",,rr"r 81 graduate Chbf
nrl"r lrndlnr !" - u,u"'"t'a d"gr"".
Coiumbuu Ocl. ~. Tho ohio School
| ~ n-lIHInn under tho dlrnrtlnn or NnV
Gonrur hyory NncId IL To b." affiliated
win, tho Onto ginlr rnIvornity this year
| I ,oadIng ChrlatInn predecessors, minlHtrfs
| and pocInl workers. Will Composo mo
siRr 81 profenEorr and instructors. The
rourscH win DO Of the accepted unNsrS-
| IIy standard.
! The university IL expected to act noon
upon tho question of allowing regular
credit for tho roliHiou" course.
| CnIumhur oct ""-Onr Of tho fen
| turc,, of the uinth annual ohio State
| hpplo show ana tho national convention
81 the American InmolOgiua society,
here at tho state Fairgrounds, December
4 . ana J, viii b0 u frult judging CON
test among student judge teams from
Hn agricultural colleges. A $50 silver
Gun VIII DO awarded tho winner.
| jeaidos the exhibits of ohio fruits
additional exhibits or Oitrus fruits, nuts
dates and oVap"rhtsd fruits and Jams
! viii 10 brought 10 Columbia by pnTuohh
Attending tho national convention
Arhihbula oct - doom after lila
lo~o.on AnhiahuIa younHntofH viii b."
! unhoI 1uIfrw iulo
| An nfdluuIu." rasrad by council pm
n Iisr chat mim"ra viii NOT D." permitted
on tho oliooIr ~ IL pnhll' plb'"n after
b,aO q ~. n"m ArGl 10 N"r'nhrr
snd AfIor 40 J. ~. fTurn NoVehh"' v"
hDTiI Nowadays, moEasnFaTH hnb
oIhsrh VII" huvo laRltimai" eThnhn ana
, mlDoT. with their pArAn'H hs excepted
| Councilman WpIlIn hAid. "wn hay"
laws to tAltn raro Of ouT ohInLen nIGh'
oin. but wo mo lsttInR our children
run wild"
| columbus oct n"--Wslnuts Hrh ~
prcinliy plentiful throughout u" eHie
ihIr SnaI n,""rdinE 10 raporih I" EAcrs'
IiprN ~ Agriculture shaw. IN t"no DIN
IrItIr tho rrop IL hcRVior than IL mas
boon for ychrn Tho hickory nut crop
I H. rhli to hc merely fnIr.
| After iva bumper crops ~ "h"Hlnhtr
/ the hmph"u mr." practically mr". lhor"
not being enough for tho s1ulrr"lH, II
IL said