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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-10
WITH NUMSER OF CONTESTS IN
DICArIoNS ARE THAT THERE
WILL BIZ BIG VOTE.
. Returns VIII likely Be Las in Getting
Into Election Board of1iee
Tonight

Tho SIS voting precincts % Belron Mt
!. county open Chis morning az o."1
-o'clock'for the bate @: nSi.ot =, Wn nS9
close tonight at $40 O'Clock. The voters
OF me county VIII have an ven u
hours during the day - cast th"ir hal
district and county offices Great IN
rerest Is being manifested IN the eIec-
ton and a big vote is expected. Inc re-
turns Will probably % late In SettinS
into the election board office toniGht.
But two contests on che state tcKee
are holding the attention IN Beiaire
and Belmont county. These contests ara
for me Republican animation tCr gov
error. which race Is between cole. IA
us and Mct'ulIough. with N" GH-mAyor
Of Cleveland tee apparent favcrit" and
the race for nomination as tinted
States serecpr On IN" Republican ticket.
with judge Wanan'oHsr. :E,EoEern"r
wills and =. /. Brown. 90 Akron, as
the candidates. Brown appears the "a
v"rits. ,. go, -. ,o,,r,,,o,
"A REPRESENTATIVES. They are Nessrs.
Anderson. Kennon. Tw!nern and Truex.
The race for the Republican nominal
ton as Probate Judge. between John I.
Nichcl and Ei. Meek. Will be interest
ing, ~ - :. ,
good one The Democrats have two CAM
dIdates, william l.. M!liigaH and Sam
Durfee, and the Republicans four. DicK
Lynch. James Ralston, W. y. Mhler and
Ford Moore.
Each party has nine candidates IN
the tAeld trr the offices oc commissioner.
Among the more popular candidates are
= John r. WUatt. CD, and Archie kei-
4 sey. (R).
Four are seeking the two nom!na-
lions fer coroner. They are Clyde c.
= Hardestr. rD). ". y. Shannon. Cd:
Sam Bona-. tR). and Charles GU
''S'''' VIZ c,n Ia s.t%lsd.
Thomas Eaney was released rom the
local lookup yesterday. He had been
arrested on warrant from Squire
Frank s. Masor'S court. charged with
assault and battery upon hts wife His
better half" appeared In court and eS-
pressed herself as no: DESTROYS OF press
Ing thu chargs.
Eleven Bsllaire Men
There are eleven Beilatre men who
are candidates for political office nom
7 nations at the primary 20 be held TO-
day. In but one or two instances are
they without opposition.
Take Girl TO Wheeling.
The humane officer from On" county,
West Virginia. was ~ Beliaiare y"s-
tsrday afternoon. lie came here 20 TAKE
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FIVE OFFENDERS
FOR POLICE COURT

Two drunxs. two diSordcrlies and ono
reckless driver Will appear before Judge
Ritz IN police court this morning. Guy
McMullin is said to have tried TO make
hts auto take UP tho entire street. and
was landed In the lookup by Officer Jcn-
cskce.
S. A. Hitchcock was arrested by Ohi-
Ger Hanauer, and Alex Zigar by OnPer
Smith. both charged with disorder!y
conduct. Geo Wincshurg arrested by
Officer Mclaughlin will face drunk
charge.
Tim Hanton was released from jail
last evening on bond to appear In police
court today on q drunk charge. But u
was later necessary 10 pick him up
again and rs result ne will face TWO
charges this morning.
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VILLA MAKES NO MOVE
TO D|SBAND FORCES

Washington. Aug. ?.--F'rancisco Villa
was ~ san Juan. near Cuatro Cienegas.
Saturday. the stat" department was ad-
viscd IN dispatches today from the
American consul AZ Pledras Nccras.
villa has made no advance for two days.
and il was said that he apparently had
no intention Of reaching Torrcon TO
dishand his forces within the ten days
agreed upon wIth the Mexico city au-
thorities
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IlAvE ON T1R.

A party composed Of Miss Naomi VIII
liamson. her mother. Mrs; William {;
Miss Efne Kocntz ofs this city, VIII
leave Saturday. for Chicago, III. After
a short stay there. they will leave fot
Iowa. whero Miss Koontz will visit her
parents at Harnick Mis-. Williamson
and mother will 20 10 Milford. Iowa,
where they will visit Mrs. Williamson
son. The party will be gone for four
weeks.
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DAINTY Rur,9Ap1AN TREATY

Paris. Aux. 9.--Thc peaCc treaty with
bulgaria was made formally effective
nv tho exchange OF ratinCaiions among
the powers party 20 the pact which &C.
Cured today
The treaty was signed at NeuilIy
November -. 1919. and was ratified
nv tho Rulrarian sohranjc January II
81 ch;S year. Frances rat!fcation OF
tho treaty was completed hr the favor
able action or her Senate July 81.
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DYNAMITE NEWSPAPER PLANT

= Callforn!n. Pa. Aux 9---The Nress
in the office of the California Sentinel
was destroyed carly today by an cX-
ploSion which the authorities believe
was caused by dynamite. Rloodhounds
hurried To the wrecked office. picked up
n trail which was followed throughout
he morning II J. Lamb. publisher Of
the Sentinel, has waEed vigorous war
fare against SrcakCasics which. tho
Sentinel charged. were being operated
in California.
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BIG VOTE EXPECTED
At TODAY'S PRIMARY
with Several of tho Candidates For
Nomination TO County Offices
Coming Fhom This CITY, Big Vote
IL Expected

! ore ri tho biggest votes "f recent
/ years Will probably hc rolI"d NJ IN" pr'.
mary election t"dRy. on account NJ IN"
I number 81 the candidates for 0nicc VINO
r"std" here. Richard T I%nrh and
James Ealstou. both Candidates for
sheriff on tho Republican ticket are
we'll known IN this city. and tho PROB
! lem tor most voters has been. which I"
! vote for Betting has been don" ON
! both the candidates that 'hCT VIII set
! Il majority Of the vote, It IN this Cily.
and the result will be known tomor-
| row.
Weekly Lunch Tomorrow
Tho usual wccNly luncheon "C the
members OF the kiwNnlS club 81 TINS
! city VIII be held tomorrow n noon. and
tho usual god crowd ~ tn" members
! Is expected u hr present a, the event.
! Tho program committee r"1Crt that
! they hay" something Of especial inter-
! est for the members or THE occasion.
SUGAR SUGAR.!
Al You Want.
\, only - C's. per pound.
SCHEEHLE GKC,'EitN
Second and Hanover streets.
Entertained Club
Miss Gertrude Grandson vas the
charming hostess 10 IN" members OF the
! w. NJ ". sQCicry oC thc SiAth street
NJ T. church AT her home M Ninth
]
voted to an interesting program Of so
clal diversions and these were followed
by = luncheon
WALTZ co. will put a new Rear
! Curtain on your Automobile. Jy-Sl.p
Three MIlls Levy
All the voters OF tho city have been
urged 10 give their support u the addi-
tional three mills levy. which has boon
proposed by the BOARD Of Education ~
the add,t onal mon"y which Will be
! = n arh 10
before the close Of the school year.
Costs oc MAINTAINING schools has IN
creased To such an extent that the
money from the usual sources Will not
be sufficient.
sUGARll SUGAR!
All You Want,
A. only % cts per POUND.
SCHEEHTE GROCERY,
Second and Hanover Streets.
audi
Picnic Plans Complete
The plans for The union picnic Or all
the colored Sunday schools and church,
es which Will DC held on the West Viz
Ginia State Fair grounds. Thursday Of
THIS week. have all hccll completed. and
this city VIII send = h:G delegation 10
" sueAE,t sUaARiI
All YOU Want.
At ONLY - rtE. per pound.
SCHEEHLE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover streets.
audi
IN the funds for new school building.
Attraction Is Good
Earle W'ilIr.ms in Captain Swift"
from the famous stage play of an Aus
tralian highwaynan who reforms and
goes 30 England to live a. n gentleman.
pleased n good crowd Of the patrons OF
the Frnray theatre Yesterday afternoon
and evening, ami the Same fen ture will
again be repeated today.
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interes; here that for the sheriff nom,
nation and for probate Judge.
Qntertaiuod Club

!nteres; here. tina, for the sheriff nom
nation and for probate Judge
Entertained Club.
The members Of tho y F T. S-luh
were delightfully."- entertained last eve
ming by Miss Via Duufee. AT her home
on Twenty-Seoond street. Games. music
snd dancing formed the diversions oC
me evening \ luncheon was sCrN cd
speoiAl Needing Reld.\
= speC;aI melting or lac Daughters
~ Isabella lodge was held las, night at
~" hall In the Zwetg building. There
was good attendance Of The members
and some important matters We're up
fer consideration.
Briefs.
Members Cf the Young Ladies' Mis-
s.onary Circle of the CHRISTIAN church
met last evening ~ the home OF Miss
loretta Ptaffenhaugh.
Richard y. Lyrcn candidate for shar-
~ on the Republican ticket was IN tho
city yesterday.
Probate Judge John c. Nichols. can
d!date for re-nominat!on was a Bellairs
visitor yesterday.
Cat In Fight
Phillip EthhS Is In the City hospital
suffering Win a slight knife wound IN
his abdomen. Police arrested W. NJ.
Johnson for welding the knife. The
two quarrelled last might at send and
Union stress and the cutting resulted.
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VOTED roR EENRY CLAY.

MGnninEton. ". Va. AuG. .--ATnhcus
Shaw probably the oldest resident OF
This section wRs visitor in town toda
from his homo 1ar Jo"tOwn. Mr.. Shaw
was horn In Mrnnngalin county. then
virginia. ia lS35. and is hale and heart:
In his Q5th wear. His FIRST vote Yves
cast for Henry Clay in 1916 when de
rcatod for the presidency by James Is
Folk
Nr Shaw Is wonderfully we'll pro-
served man and his chance e reach
inC.thc century mark would seem better
than probability.
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WOMAN HIT BY BICYCLE

Mrs. J. c. Buchanan. Was injured last
bridge when she was htt by Charles
Hamilton. who was riding bicycle.
Mrs. buchanan was taken 10 her home.
No - Vermont street where Il was
found that her injuries were not ser
lous Hamilton stated 10 the police that
she tried % cross from one side OF the
bridge 70 the other jast as he was
pagsing and that II all happened SO
Quick that It was impossible for him 10
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A Bilious Attach,

When you have a bilious attack your
liver fails 10 perform It's functions You
become cons,ipatcd. Tn" food you cat
ferments in your stomach instead Of d!
costing. This inflamcs the stomach
and causes nausea. vomiting and a ter
rlole headache. Take three ~ chamber
lain's Tablets. They viii tone up your
liver. clean out your stomach and you
will soon be well "a ever. They only
cost quarter. For sale by all dealers.
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|. MANY CANDIDATES
RUN FOR SHERIFF
Fonr Candidates on tho Republic an
I1cket Alone, and Several on the

One Of the biggest votes in years IS
expected 20 be pailcd Il; the pr!mar,.
election 10 be held in this stat" today,
especially In this county, where the ron-
tests are very warm for several offices
Four candidates ara IN tho race for tho
office Of Sheriff alone. but Dick Lynch
Of Martins Ferry is conceded by many
10 be the most popular candidate OF the
-FOUR on the ticket Sam Bonar. cam
didate for coroner, Is opposed by
Charles :. Gillian. well-known colored
resident OF kirkwood, who Is endorsed
by the Belmont Trades and Labor As
sembly.
Moaonlgal Funeral Hold.
The funeral services tor Mrs. Mary
McConiEal. aged resident OF this riiy
who died a few days ago. were held
from ST Anthrnys Catnoi!c church.
with requium high mass. yesterda v
morning at > O'Clock. in charge Of Rev.
o H. Won L!n;cl, and the tnterrlen,
was made az 81. Anthonys cemetery.
SUGAR SUGAR
All You Want
AZ only % CTS. Ter pound.
SCHEEHLE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover Streets.
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CENSUS RETURNs.

Waeh:rkiOr Aug. 9.~-RrunSwlck. IA. D.,
I4.4l3. increase %.%2l or Al.6 per cont
Portland. Maine. ircVis"dl 6H.2Ic. IRE
viouSly announced as 69.l9S.
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MoRonigal Funeral Reld.


The regular melting Of the members
of Guiding Star Council Of the Sons
and daughters OF liberty. will be held
in III" rooms Of the Heinlein building.
Wednesday evening Of this week. and
all members have been urged 10 attend.
Republicans Moot.
Tn" weekly meeting OF the members
Of the Harding Republican club Of ;hts
city, Will be held at the CITY building.
Wednesday evening Of this week and
W. ". CUwan. wcll-known attorney Of
St. Clarsvtllc. Ohio, Will be the speaker
Of The evening.
Council Meeting.
The adjourned meeting OF the cay
council will b. held this evening. at
which time matters connected with the
permanent repair OF tSe slip IN the road
Al stop 4 will be discussed, and plans
made for action on the matter
Repairing Tracks.
a force pr workmen In the employ
OF the Wheeling Traction company
started work on laying new rail at
tho curve on the south side OF the cor
ncr ~ Bridge street and Lincoln ave
nue. yesterday morning. The intcrTit-
tent rain ali day was tho cause Of
delaying the WORK 10 a great extent. but
IN" WORK viii probably DC completed to-
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"sii!oH Of tn" adi,io"ai three mills levy
fv' >cnu"l purposes. witch MI be-" pre-
scn'.d lnruI ,r,l.,y !! l"u a.u' l'r'w
.bou' tn, need of 'rr additional money,
ask any ~ t." wu.h"rs aboNi the POLL
ing places.
SUGAR, SUGAR
All Ynu Want.
A. oa,v % It's. pr pound.
SNIEEHLE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover streets.
aust
Lutheran Picnic Today.
The annual picnic and outing OF tho
members 81 ST raul Lutheran churr'
and Sunday school Of this cjy vii.
be held on III" Edward Burk!" farm. a,
Erookside Thursday 81 thus wees; an"
al! OF tho members Of the church; a.
we'll as the Sunday school. 9nd t n%,F
Rr1dGeport Briefs
Mrs. Eli Jyff"rs Of West INC ', ,nS
was Trough, homo yesterday from INC
RclIsire CITY hospital, wh"r" >hr -
comfy underwent an "p"rAt'" Shr y
recovering nicely.
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Lutheran Picnic Today.
MARTINS FERRY.

Leave Items for Tho Iatclilgencer
nj the Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
eo7 J.
Albert ". Otte. Local Correspondent.
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SUGAR SUGAR

MI I VI " dIIN,
At only % cts. per pound.
SCHEEHLE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover Streets
au-3-l
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IN the funds for new school building.
Attraction Is Good

Earle williams in Captain Swift"
from the famous stage play Of an Aus
tralian hiEhwaynan who reforms and
goes 30 England 10 live "a gentleman,
pleased n good crowd Of the patrons Of
the Fcnray theatre Yesterday afternoon
and evening. ami the same feature will
again be repeated today.
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Success Club.

SCHEEiLE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover Streets
au-3-l
Success Club.
The Success club Of the Ladies' OF The
g.. 4 x. Will meet tonight al the home
Of Mrs. Joseph Jcffcrs at stop No. =.
West Wheeling All members arc Re-
questcd 10 attend as delegates ~ ihH
national convention to Ladies' OF the
G. \ Z. 10 hc held In indianapolis next
month. Will hy appointed.
ConowayFuneral.
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Jan" Cunoway. wife of MCClcildnd Con-
oway who died at her home Il, stop
2 on West Main street Sunday. Will to
held from the place " death, tomorrow
afternoon Al O'Clock, in charge OF
Rev. J. r. Morton. pastor Of the West
Bridgeport Methodist church. The in
termcnt vii! be made al Li3wood CENT
etery.
Lynch In Favor!te.
OF all OF the candidates for tho nom
!nation for Sheriff OF Belmont County
Richard r. pick" Lynch ~ probably
the most popular, according 10 the talk
Of the voters If this vicinity. and 4
a.! who speak fsvorably Of the candi-
date. will give him their vote. he 10
certain Of the nomination.
Don't Forget School Levy.
Voters going to the polls al today's
primary eIection are urged not 10 forgot
IA aaRi thar hallnL- right for the prop
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SUGAR {, 4!

! MI ON " AUT
At OILY - rtE. per pound.
SCHEFHL.E GROCERY,
Second and Hanover Streets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17
Jefferson

jefferson, Or. June 1T.-Mrs. s. n.
Pease and Mrs E. S. Smith were Al
bany visitors last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Griffith
came up from Salem for a short visit
Thursday
Miss Fern Reeves from Salem came
up to attend the commencement exef-
cises Thursday evening.
Miss Maycel Humphrey, from Rose
burg. is here visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Humphrey.
Ray Reeves came up from Salem
Friday evening.
Mrs. r. d. Kennedy returned % hel
home in Springfield Sunday evenins
after short visit with her sister, Mrs
J. T. Cooper
w. E. Moses motored to Salem Sat
urday
Mrs. w. A. Scott made a trip to Eu-
gene Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Roney was an Albany
visitor Monday.
]. T. Jones was at Albany on busi-
ness Monday.
Mrs. Nora Holt, from Albany, came
Monday evening for short visit with
relatives.
Miss Pansy Racy, from Chehalis'
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ham Of MeMinnville are visiting with
their sister. Mrs. B. ]. J. Miller this
week.
Quite a number OF fruit trees in this
section are dying from the heavy frosts
last winter. Apple and cherry trees
being hurt the worst.
Ed Bergevain and family are NOV
ing this week on a prune ranch near
independence
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Miller and daugh
ter, Marion, of Salem spent Sunday at
John Imlah.
ID. Barber, who is manager of the
William < Hart hop ranch. made a
business trip to Portland the first OIL
the week.
Charles Moore transacted business
in sheridan Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17
Bates Head Of
ReOrganized
Tennis Club

Realizing that the immense popular
ity of tennis as a sport everywhere is
also the center of much interest and
enthusiasm in Salem. local devotees of
the game and those who belonged to
the informal tennis club which father
ed tennis here previous to the war,
gathered 3t the Commercial club last
evening to effect a permanent organ
ization for the purpose OF encourag-
ing and helping the present and future
players of Salem and to also sponsor
tournaments which will bring good
players to our courts and lncidently
prominence to Salem as a tennis CEN
ter.
The meeting was called to order by
Fred Thielson. who gave a summary
of the finances Of the club that existed
before. and also explained how the
Asylum Avenue Courts had come to
be built and who the life members of
the club were that had made the
courts possible Mr.. Thielson then call
ed upon X. &. Palmer to be tempor-
airy chairman and to explain to the
meeting what plans he thought should
be worked out IN few brief words
MIR. Palmer said that with the revival
os tennis interest thruout the country
again, that locally there should be a
recognized club. which younger gem
eratlons of Salem could look forward
TO for help and encouragement in de-
veloping their ability as tennis play
efs, and that with a recognized club,
tournaments could be held that would
draw players from all parts of the
northwest, enabling local players to
develop their ability so that in compe-
tition with players from other cities
Salem would eventually shine as the
center Of tennis cracks and champions.
The election of officers of what will
be known as the Salem Tennis club for
the year 1920 was then held. DR. Oh
niger, one Of the deans OF local tennis
was nominated for the presidents
chair and would have been the unani-
NOUS choice of ALL had he not declined
the office saying that he thought it
was time younger blood took over Ill,
active management of the club. Dr.
Bates and James Young were then
nominated, but the latter declined the
nomination in favor of OF DR.. Bates
who he said was in far more active
touch with local players. John Harbl-
son nominated Frederick Thielsen for
the office of president maS,n1
an earnest plea for a comfortable and
easy berth FOR Saiems "old tennis war
horse. The sympathies of everyone
were greatly aroused, and between
tears and laughter. Mr. Thielson was
unanimously elected Mr., Young then
told the club that there was new man
rim their midst who had done much to
revive the interest and enthusiasm IN
tennis In Salem. and was responsible
for the success Of the recent local ci,y
tournament and that he wished to
nut the name OF Mr., Palmer before
the meeting for the office of seere-
tary Carl Gabrielson made motion
that the vote should be made unani-
NOUS and Palmer was elected. chester
cox was then elected treasurer by
unanimous consent.
plans or revival OF the Willamette
Valley tournament were Immediately
taken IN and II possible this event
win be held the week previous to the
state tournament at Portland DEN
mite announcement win be made later
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17
Fairfield

Fairfield. Or. June 17,--Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Parker and daughter,
Francis. Of Salem visited at William
Ailsup's, Sunday.
b. ]. j. Miller was among the 600
who took the shrine initiation degree
In Portland.
Frank Mahony is the possessor OF a
new Allen car,
Mrs. Albert Barber attended the
graduating exercises OF her son In Port
land. Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb simmons OF
Woodburn were guests of John Mar.
fhaler's. Tuesday.
Miss Agnes and c. A. DnRette, who
attended college at q. A. G., are spend,
ing the summer vacation at home,
Miss Esther Garbe, who taugsl
school at Condor and whose home Is
in Rosebnrg. was guest Of Mr. and
MS nike Mahony last week The
uafb8 family wss once residents Of
sits. Bal s1e llsste son. LINES az
~ sad M.ss Hmma. E'eeker
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Wash. IS here visiting her mother,
Mrs. E. Racy.
d. sssssson and daughter. Miss
Flora. from Albany @are visiting rela-
tives in town Sunday.
Mrs J. H. Roland Wis ted relatives
in Marion Sunday.
Wick Miller from alone.da. Nom.
was greeting old friends in town Sun
day.
Word was received from Bay City,
Monday. of the death of Mrs. Delman
witherite, who has been i'll at the hos
pital there.
Mrs. S. M. Green and daughter. Miss
Rose, were Albany shoppers Wednes-
day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-17
Aliens Of Polk
County Apply
For Citizenship

Dallas, Or, June l7.--Judge H. H.
Belt has set October | as the time for
hearing naturalizations, as there are
about Is petitions, but many are of the
alien enemy class who must get presl
dental exceptions from the attorney
general, department of justice, Wash
ington. ID. c., before they can be
heard. This few are doing but are
somewhat dilatory about 1t.
Four have filed In the last week as
follows: Joseph Eisele, German, Of
Buell, Oregon; William Fenton Ross,
Canadian, Of Dallas; Samuel Henry
Edge, Canadian, of Independence, and
Walter Vivian Aoocks of lndepend-
ence also Canadian
The last three petitioners have been
In the United States for more than 20
years but as they had the privilege of
voting never proceeded with their pc
tltion.
Artisan Lodge Dies.
Beoause of lack OF interest on the
mart Of the members and an inability
TO secure any one to properly care Tor
the duties of secretary, the grano
lodge OF Artisans has revoked the
charter OF the Dallas assembly of thar
order. Local members who desire 10
keen up their membership and insur-
ance will here after remit their dues
and assessments direct to the grand
assembly. Some are contemplating
Joining Salem Lodge.
AZ half past twelve the fire alarm
was sounded ara the fire wagon rush
ed to the Gail hotel 1t proved to be
a fire IN the back part of the hotel, but
was put out before any serious damage
was done.
ID. E. Fletcher. an attorney OF inNe-
pendenee, was in Dallas "Wednesday
transacting business at the court
house.
ID. l.. Keyt Of Perrydale stopped IN
pallas for short time Wednesday
while on his way home. Mr., keyt Is
one OF the prosperous farmers in that
vicinity.