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The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31

A LIMITED amount of Alaska Public Utilities "A Eight Per Cent Accumuative Preferred
 Stock is offered to our customers or the public This stock will be divided into units of one hundred shares at par value of one dollar per share one hundred dollars per unit Inter- est on this stock Is payable semi-annually the interest periods being March l and September I. This stock be purchased by cash pay ment six months time payment plan. If, at any time after purchasing this stock, you de- sire to dispose of it, will take it back at it's face value plus the accrued interest
 It Is desire to have the cooperation of our customers, and are therefore making this ex- ceptionally good offer Consult our office or your banker this issue
 Following is a list of some of our preferred stockholders:
 William Rust, of Chichagof Mne Chichagof
 Alaska. William B. Blackwell, Treasurer, Hotel Tacoma Tacoma
 Washington
 American Wood Pipe Company Tacoma Washington William Jones, formerly Treasurer of Pacific Steamship
 Company.
 d. w. Goodwin, Director Dextor Horton National Bank and Dextor Horton Trust Co.,. Seattle, Washington Pioneer Packing Company Aberdeen, Washington Nes Hawkinson and G. B. Cederholm, Carlisle Packing
 Company.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31
TACOMA CLUB MAN
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31 (by Asso- ciated Press).-S. w. Wall of Ia coma, aged 50, a member of the Tacoma Commercial Club, dropped dead on the street here Saturday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31
GIVES O'CALLACHAN
 TEN DAYS TO LEAVE

WASHINGTON, Jan 31 (y Asso- ciated Press) s).-Secretary of Labor Wilson has ordered Lord Mayor O'Callaghan of Cork to leave the United States by February H.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31
LAPS HAVE CANCELLED
 CHINESE AGREEMENT

TOKYO, Jan. 31 (by Associated Press),-Japan has announced the cancellation of the Chinese military agreement of 1918.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31

There is base at each end of a new incandescent lamp to permit other electric devices to be operated from the same socket without inter- fering with the light.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31
MASONIC MEETING roNlcAr

A meeting of the Mt. Mckinley lodge, No. 183, F. & A. M., will be held tonight Special communica. tion. zfF. c. degree. q~.. ~~- .ns@ ygs WS J. MCDONALD, Secy.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-31

odak finishing. Scarborough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Concluding Arguments
In Base Ball Trial;
: To the Jury Tuesday

Chicago. Aug. defense counSe' N
The baseball trial today placed the majo
part Of its closing argument before the
,ury-in q series Of pleas brought 10 \
climax by dramatic address by A.
Morgan FrumherS. OF -. Louis. attorney
for Car, Fork in which he charged that
the state. having lot the 10 stiSators OF
the baseball scanda, 20 free was try
InS to make goats OF undergrad ball
players and penny ante ga mbiers."
Mr.. F'rumberE repeatedly asked tho
Jury. IN reaching its verdict OF consider
VII? Arnold Eothstein OF New York had
not even been indicted when the states
witnesses In tho triai had named him as
the fnancier OF the alleged conspiracy
and why J. J. Sullivan. ofRoston. Rachel
Brown. OF New York Hal Chase. and
Abe AttelL others who har" been termed
leaders In the case. were never brought
TO trial.
Previous 10 Mr.. F'rumb"rg's address.
Henry Berger had told the jury tina: Ban
Johnson. American league president. had
furtherrd THIS cAus" in an eS0rt 70 in
Jure his enemy. Charles y. Comiskey.
owner OF the ChtCagn = neriCaa lea cue
club. and presented = series OF C0Irt
rl'in- which hn Nod proved there vas
no violation % 'aw even X the playecs
Gli throw tho 1919 worlds series games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
W. &l.-WeSt Virginia
To Meet In Basketball
Washington Floor Squad Will Meet
hountaineCB at Charleston
February 4.

Special UiSTItrh 10 The lntcliigrnCcr.
Murcaut"wu. ". Va. Aug. l.--On" Of
;he mos important Basketball games
on West Virginia university's floor
schedule next winter. and one which
marks an important innovation for
Coach Stadsvold's Mnuntainrer tOssers.
was announced here today and WI take
pace with Washiueton & Lee uni
yerslty At Charleston. West VirElnia'S
capi:aI. on February I. next.
Washington & Ice is one OF West
Virgins, oldest and most bitter rivals
and the annual football game has been
played Tor many years n Charleston.
THIS Is the first time. however, that
:hc floor teams have met there and the
contest IS expected 20 De an interest
Ing one. While nothing was said on
that score II Is expected that this limo
walton marks an annual game with tho
Southerners In the state capital. Lex
!ngton. Va. the seat OF W. Il L. and
Morgautown are more remote 10 each
other than even Colgate and West Viz
glni. ana II Is a practical impossioiaty
tor hcmc-and-home games TO DC ar
ranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
]NISSE HUGUS AND WRIGHT HUGUS
!: WIN CITY TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
MISS KUGUS DEFEATS MISS Z
- CALDWELL IN THRILLING
PLAY FOR TITLE
Her Brother. wright Hpgus, State
Champion, Defeats George Perkins
in Hard Match

. Miss Elizabeth uugu>. Of Elm Grove
Swnn the .aG;e>. .:n-irS t,u";S CH2mpU"'
ship ot the wh,, ing DISTRICT and her
.ero;hc-. Mrtght tiuIu~. state Champion.
won the mems ,iAG.,> IN Tic hnAl day
fplay!ag ~ thr leans tournaments on
the EdEYpod courts II the Nh'H"nS
Tennis club yesterday afternoon. y
4Nrs. gallery Witnessed ne last day :
iFaylns and the matches were ;he most
Interesting staged dur:ur the past ten
days Paying.
~ MiSs Husus. after playing hard from
'the opening roLrd. AID eliminating mgr
'Sis;et, MISS Ana" iiusu>. :" the semi
finals. ,!e rated Ms, EUlah"tH CaldHcu
yesterday. s-S and -. The ma;cG Wa
n..ra ;pusut. and bon ,,,Girs Received
murh applause Tor inr.r r.ayinS. Mss
riuguS proved the better we;lder ~ the
rdquet however. AMI Nu.r,ayed her "p-
p0nrnt we'll
The hpgus-rerH:ns match in the
4hen , ssnglss Was interesting. heInS
Ahre, sets on; ~ nye. Mr. HuSus ~on
IN three s,ra.ghts. aItaougt the rrst and
Last were in doubt until the LAST second
,,ei pl.l.
-, Cha UpIon HuGus rrSt met X. T. Bowie
,in the scIni-hnal. ;ae match being post
nSored from saturday, owing 10 Nj.
r>Hugus being called ~ Detroit. Tha
,,So~is-HuSus match Was started FRIDAY
mi gh t. but post poncd ow.nS 70 rain uniii
'-SarurdaS.
Sir, tfugus won this match 81. s..
81. II was hard fought. Nj. Bowie
taking the hrst set s.. The next two
rsrral3ht sets went 70 Mr.. HuguS, set
aA,nr Che match.
The Perkins match Vas Interesting.
'Thc hr>t set wcnt - Mr.. HuSuS s..
The second was t~o a.. when Mr..
HuGuS took u spur, and won four
straight games The thIrd set went 10
Dir. HuSIs -. The score stood Ave
&,Ii and ar. Hugs $ecaIci 10 be slow
Ing up, hut hr showed another s2urt and
t.nh .twG games.
Mn Perkins proved himself hard
Aph., &c ana fought prrSistently all the
way Up to the last minute ne was
fast and playing his best He held he
ititle Of The state champion OF Florida
for several years but has not been play
.ang mucn in the past few years and has
sfoSt srrne OF his practice.
H. The state champ vas going hna al
Though not as good a. at times during
:Sthe raSt few weeks, but his many
Nfr ends are free in their predictions that
ne stands a good chance OF winning tho
state citte again This year
Following che matches yesterday, the
loving cups were awarded the winners
in the various events. Miss Elizabeth
HuEus getting three. two in tho doubles
and one IN the ladies' singles.
1 There vas no formal presentation OF
the cups. The Wheeling Tennis club Will
hold 4 meeting within few days. and
-rnake,a report OF the tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
RAILROAD BRIEFS

Through courtesy extended. the Penn
sylNania railroad will run a special train
carrying the Bloch Bros. tobacco
workers 10 and from Rock Springs park
at Chester. u. Va. where The employees
Of the Bloch Bros Tobacco company Will
mold their annual picnic This Ia on"
81 he pIcnics held Ct Rock springs IL
scvcra. years and practically Wi hc
IN" scene OF lha .argcst rrowG since me
aarh was recently rc-opencd. The Penn
s:i>AHId company ar" S.NlaS the pubic
.n- bcsl "t service III AoInc 20 the park
Lnd already Pave pianrcd I" run s2ecIai
and oAtra trains ~ Lud from the resort
.Sevcra! local orIaa.lL;u'na have made
. cscryat:on with the company for ca
...rs!vns Shich vii! soon iahc place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
NEW INDUSTRY
OPENING HERE
wHEEnHo METAL sPEC1ALTY CO.
ID COMPLETELY on
QAN1X4D
Succeeds Wheeling Stove and Range
Co-PlAnt Nearly Ready
10 Open

Another Industry win y" added {" the
long list Of WheellnE's manufacturing
concerns with the organization OF a
Arm known as the Wheeling Metal
Speciality company. whose offices are
now loca I'D on tho corner Of Nineteenth
and jacob streets. Ii Is understood
ths, the company has taken over the In
tercs,s o, tho Wheeling Stove ard
Range COMPANY and will manufacture
stoves and other metal products.
As yr, Il has not been announced
wh"'h"r the company Will manufacture
It's products here but T. ~ presumed
'ha, wheeling - - h" where Ia" parts
are 10 BE- shipIcd and then assembled
here
The company has moved now i!ne
OF office eQut3m INTO tn" NOW !"c"-
ton. and have painted the huili'n4 IN
the outside With their nam" engraved
IN large 'ett"-s over Tho Top ~ IA"
building
The warehouses ~ the arm hava been
enlarged and are located IN nm ld,,ll
place. being right on 'he Haz"l hilas
glasshous" railroad switch ami WI
h"ncGt tn" company greatly In securing
shipments OF material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
PennEy Team TO Play.

ahe ossoOai. ;,aiu representing the
.GeeAnE division u me Pennsylvania
.iIruad w.n Journey - D-.iuIre We'd
tsuAJ evening where they Will meet the
.s>e!ty All Stars % that city. The
.me Will DO played On tho Carncs.e
&c. mill grounds and will be ca.ed
y sir o'clock. Most OF the players arc
Jung men who are located IN tho
y hoollnX ais,rIc; and employed by tho
uwnsy. This Will 30 tho trst twilight
ume TO DO played by the rail- men and
- be followed Up with other games.
games can DO arranged All kU~ley,
EanaEo. OF the Team. las expressed his
,,us!re for all l'eunsy players 10 report
yromptly At the lIuwley building W cd
csday NJ four r. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Wasn't Trying Suicide;
Merely Lost His Leg
On the Greek Bridge

Losing ono oc his legs and loaded
own with "third-rail'. Sam Book c-r-
ted considerable excitement last night
q" the Market street bridge about IL
',lnCk
Eock staggered over 10 the center Of
-hc bridge where he lost ono OF his
F""d"n legs and was unable 70 stand up
n result he chung TO the bridge wall
10 keep from falling. Pcopi" passing
Icy thought he was trying Ia pull himself
over the bridge wall into tho creek. the
spot there being dark and unable 10 see
his wooden !eS on ,he ground. call
In police headquarters brought Police
men JaCum and Flanagan to the
bridge. He will be arra!Enet in police
court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Decision For Downey

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. ! The Clrv".
land boxing commission today CO..
plc,cd its aftltd\itS n reference 70 IN"
Johnny WilSonBryan powney con'es,
here last Wednesday night and copies
were sent to the New York state boxing
commission. which meets tomorrow.
Copies also will he sent to the Ma
.ional boxing commission and other
state bodies not affiliated with the M.
,tonal commission. TIE Cleveland com
mission reversed decision OF Referee
Jimmy Gardner and awarded the bout
and the middlewclght rin mp'"nsh!p to
Downey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
LITTLE BUSINESS FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL MEET
Hearing Of Election Contest to Be
Resumed After Adjournment

City council will meet in regular -
sion tonight at council chambers IA,
will remain in session but 4 short time.
city Clerk Howard e. Lane stated last
night that there was but little business
in his hands to Ike presented TO council.
Following adjournment OF council all
members will go to the criminal court
room where they will sit az council
probe going into the alleged
fraud and irregularities at the last city
election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Y. M. VS.. FAIRGROUNDS

This afternoon at ;he Sixteenth street
the. team representing that
place and the YN.C.A. team Will play
m a game OF soft ball. Both teams
have been going good and Il big battle
is expected. Despite Ire fact tha' the
~" boys arc younger than most teams
they meet they are conndsNt ot giving
every team they play god heht and
80 far have the honor Il de'eatinG
teams who were made up Of players
ranging from u 70 i Yeas OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
GREASY" NeaIe Still
Batting at ESQ Mark
PArksrsourg Boy In Stn Hitting Good
with Cincinnati Nationals

Earl Greasy" >Nea.e. ParkersburB boy
who ~ playing in the outheld with the
Cincinnati Reds. IS still batting at 20
$50 mark. and his many followers
throughout the state are closely foI-
lowing his playing.
Seale. s!nce his rejoining tho Rcds'
after a rest" with the Phillies has been
going much better. His batting aVoraxe
was very low with the Philadelphia
team and It's climb te the $50 mark
has been interesting and steady.
Up 70 last Thursday. Neale had played
/, IS games. had been at bat l++ times.
getting IS hits and making % runs. He
has no homers 20 his credit yct. but has
seven stolen bases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
WANT rwuIaKT GAMES

The Pennsylvania Companys Wheel
ing Division Athletic club want 10
arrange games with any team TO be
played in the evening. The team IS
satisfied TO go any place TO meet such
teams and with their recent showing
can give any good team nrst blass oat-
tie. For further details. call Wheeling
BID and ask for Art Rowley. Mgr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
A. O.U. W. PICNIC

Ancient Order United Wnrkmen
lodges of Wheeling and vicinity Will
picnic at Green's grove. Triadclph ia.
August 20. Grand Master Workman w.
u. Tucker announced yesterday. Work
men and their families will enjoy a
ba skct repast 1T noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
60 More Oars Ooms.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie received
,noihor shipment vi iis order Uf IVu'uVu
'apaVity Hondvsa cars yesterday aitei-
aeon, About MY OF the new cars We're
seen gong 10 Benmood over The IS. a a.
y hich arc then taken 10 Martins Ferry
ia Eeliulrr and Br.dsepUrt ana de-
I.,ered to : { Wheeling and Lake En-"
road. Many more cars ate on the way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Railroad Briefs.

Lon Rice. car Inspector for the Penn
,ylyania. Is OF duty on account OF III
ness. His position is being substituted
3y George Cooper.
9. Manion. chief clerk for the general
foreman OF the Pennsylvania shops. has
isr, for a two weeks vacation IN the
east
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
R,opaIrnG Tracks.

The, baltimore i Ohio railroad COM
pany have n large fore OF m"H repair
ing their tracks between this Ity and
,Scuwuud New rails are being laid ana
new switches are tho regulation type
are being put in. lhr repair work IL so
heavy that mauy men have been hired
q cumpIclc the Job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
LAST Of YOUNG
BANDITS TAKEN
PRANK GRHTTTN IN CUSTODY FOL
PART IN FINISTER
HoLD-UP.
Assistant Prosecutor Startled to Fin
Boys Look 30 Accused As
Heroes.

With the arrest yesterday at his h"m"
in Warwood Of a young man who "
name is given as Frank Griffith. n,
authorities landed the last OF 1--WE y1unh
men who are accused OF partiCipa TING
in a daring hoid-up and robbery or
Roy tHniSt"r. Of Columbus. ONO. on
the bethany Pike last week. Smith
was committed 10 Jail where four com
panions. previously arrested, have been
held on the charge OF highway robbery.
None OF tn" i've has as yet demanded n
preliminary hearing.
According 10 Prosecuting Attorney
Carl G.. Rachmann and Chief "t Police
Fred H. Frazier. confessions IL -" r"b.
berry have been secured from some r
the boys. and from these ConfcSSi"I
and Ire story Of The h"ld-uD victim, H.
authorities have the following story.
Story Of Hold-up.
One morning early last week. Roy
FIniStrr. a tanner. came from Column
bus. Oh!n. to Wheeling. GA the tam
which arrives shortly after i've O'Clock
in the morning. TO secure employment
at Rufrman's tannery. Whi!a waiting
for time 10 60 10 tine tanrcry. nc says.
he met the five younS men who have
been incarcerated In the county jail.
and who a-e characterized by Assistant
Prosecutor Clinton r. Campbell as pool
room sports" Their names are regis
tered In the prosecutors Office As YIN
cent Jacovetti Count" Poindc\i"r.
George Smith. Charles kurne! ana
Frank Griffith.
According TO FinlStcr and tho con-
ressions secured. ffnisicr suggested
that he would like 10 buy drink.
and one Of the Ave suggested that they
would take him where he could get
drink and told him TO Set In an auto
mobile which they had. They took him
out on the Bethany pike road. the car
was stopped and four Of The boys ned
him whilo tho NTH took from M
clothes three $50 bills. SO Oii! ana
n Sc bin. This happened about seven
o'clock in the morning.
FIn!ster reported the case, arrests
vsre s,arted and yesterday the last
errost was. made.
F1ntster told Prosecutor Bachmahh
that he was going TO Pittsburgh for i
few oayA. and that no will be back It,
appear as O witness against tho boy.
no accuses OF robhing him.
Numerous business men and citizens
who have heard FlniaterS story ana
tho details OF the confessions secured
have expressed the sentiment that u
tho case Is ~ Finistcr states H. there
should he vigorous prosecution OF ine
case. Tho prosecutors Office announc-
es that tho state 10 determined I" 4"
through with the case.
Regarded As Ksross.
Speaking OF tho alleged young band
It's Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Campbell said yesterday tnat he had
occasion TO go into the jail n couple or
days ago and found that crowd or
young men. scarcely moro than mere
boys were paying two OF the young pri$.
oners q visit. believe 1t or not. SAID
Mr.. Campbell. that crowd OF visitors
was actually behaving az though they
looked upon these boys who are accns-
ed OF a very grave crime as band
OF heroes. Something has go; TO be
done to break up that spirit among
the young men. or there will be serious
consequences"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
Y. F. NJ. COMMANDER

W. b. Hinton Of C.arksburg. state
commander Of tho Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. will be IN Wheeling this evening
to organize ii post Of that organization.
The meeting will be held IN the circuit
court room and all " Grid war, Spanish
American war and Philippine war vet
Grams. or former soldiers. sailors and
marines who served in any foreign war
are asked 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
CHALLENGES

The fast Kindlebergcrs Of tho South
Side are without game Tor Sunday,
August q and Is and WOULD like 20 hear
from any good team In the Wheeling
district. Arrangements can be made by
calling Wheeling 3I53 any time during
the day or evening.
The Wheeling division. Pennsylvania
System Athletic association baseball!
team desires TO book twilight games,
and would like TO hear from any team.
Call Wheeling SLOW and ask TOR Ar
thur Rowley.
The bridgeport Athletics have sew
erar open dates ahead and would like
10 hear from any team. Call Bridgeport
le7-M for arrange mcnts.
The King club ha s"nal team desires
games. Call Wheeling 1881 for ar
ranEements Ask for Dinwiddte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
TWELVE ROUND DRAW

Columbus Orio Aug. l--lnrnny Narr
Cleveland Ur!l'rw-!cht ard larn Ferry
.. iIostor h"Nri Twelve r"Gri' 90 =
draw Roy" 'orlEn.. according 20 n"
iIdce- decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
VISIT
PLAZA THEATRE
OPENING DAY

Chris NarvauzaniS. proprietor OF the
American restaurant, and r. r ki!chIn
local contractor. won the honors Of buy
Ing the first two tickets Of admission 10
the new Plaza theatre yesterday after
noon. Mr.. EarvouZanis paid the high
est price ever paid for a movie ticket in
the history "f Wheeling. &l25 for adm's-
sion. Mr.. Kitchir was next with Sl0o.
The auctioninG Of the tickets for ad-
mission TO the new theatre was for the
benefit Of the Ohio NaiIcv General and
the North Wheeling hospitals. as were
the receipts OF the entire performance
yesterday.
The opening NJ Wheelng'S newest
theatre yesterday was an suspicious
event. Hundreds OF persons were turned
away. the theatre being crowded every
minute from the opening until II o'clock
last evening The ticket Oftic" was
closed at I O'Clock. there being enough
tickets issued before then TO keep the
theatre rlled all the time.
Following the closing. George Z"pnos.
tie manager OF the new theatre stated
he had no idea how many persons had
visited the new theatre He added that
he received hundreds Of persona! cons
crarulations during the day AS we'll AS
many kilograms. and he wished 10 en-
press his thanks 10 the public Of Wheel
ing.
Yesterdays performances were highly
succ"s Sful. and the throrcs that paid
viSi, 10 the new Plaza "cr" nigh m their
applause for It's successful opening.
Pa what does 'absent-minded'
mean"
My boy. that's easy. Did you ever
stop 10 think"
Yes"
"And Your thoughts ran on"
YES"
well, that's it."---lndian polls News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
DOWNING COMES HERE

Frrd Downing. vocational training -
hcer W." formerly wHs located =.
WEIGH. ". Va. has recn trans i"rrch t.
TITS cit" uhsr" he vii tnke Charge ~
his district acting "a vn"all"rtl ir'l,.
ing "ft."r nor" ~" - stopping at ~,
Ror.rE I"tei Vh"r" h.. WILL 10 l.rat..
during his stay n Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
BOWLING

Musse Duck Pin League.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

Totals 49,. s2s 3s7 $40 577-lrnj
TdulGht-Tamsrs vs.. Q. V. TIth"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-19
SUFFERS INJURY
FROM DOG Bite

Gustav Fisher, $50 Forty-ninth
avenue, was fined So by Magistra.e
D. ]. Cleland in police court this
morning on a charge Of keeping .
dangerous dog.
The complaint was filed by T. J..
Carlton, 514 Twenty-second street.
Carlton said that he got of q
street car near Fishers home last
Tuesday and that Fishers dog ran
out and attacked him.
The canine sunk his teeth In
both Of Cartons legs and tore the
flesh.
The animal was driven away by
the car men. Carlton was unable
to appear in court until today.
Fisher claimed the attack on
Carlton was the first that was ever
made by the dog, but Magistrate
Cleland informed him that the po-
lice had information to the con-
trary. Fisher then claimed that
the dog had never seriously injur-
ed any one. and declared that the
canine had not hurt Carlton badly
Fisher then said that he would pay
Cartons medical bill, and Carl.
ton also claimed damage for cloth
ing torn by the animal, which Fish
er agreed to pay.
Magistrate Cleland ordered that
Fisher either take measures to
protect the public from the at
tacks Of the canine or have him
killed.