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of fresh or canned pineapple; If the fresh is used, sweeten slightly. Set a spoonful of mayonnaise, mixed with One.Quarter it's bulk of whipped cream, above the fruit.
 Chicken custard.-Beat the yolks of four eggs until thick and stiff: add a little salt, and beat into one cupful of cream. Heat cupful of strong, we'll seasoned chicken stock in saucepan {; add the beaten eggs and cream and cook with care, stirring until the GUS tard coats the spoon. Serve cold In small custard cups with garnish of watercress.
 Date Loaf cake.-Cream one-half cupful of butter with one cupful of brown sugar; add two well.beaten eggs and two cupfuls of four, sifted with one-half teaspoonful added alternately with one-half cupful of lukewarm wa ter, in which one teaspoonful of soda has been dissolved. Lastly stir in one pound of dates, stoned and chopped, with one cupful of nuts. chopped, one teaspoonful of vanilla extract. Bake in . greased and foured pan in slow oven.
 Virginia Ham, Boiled.-Wash anu scrub the ham thoroughly; let soak 38 hours in cold water to cover; remove from the water and rinse; place on the stove in kettle of cold fresh water. Bring slowly to the boiling point and let simmer for i've hours. Remove from the kettle and take of the skin while hot.
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 T 0 m a to and Pineapple Salad. R e m ve the skins from hot house tomatoes; scoop out the cen ters, chill, Ali with small cubes
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Children's Day.

It is sometimes little difficult to gather children together for drills and practicing after school has closed, but the committee in charge of the Child ren's Day exercises at the Federated church accomplished this. A most elaborate and entertaining program was given at the church last Sun day morning. Following is the pro- gram but no printed account can ac- curately tell of the sweetness and sincerity of these little people:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
O,BRIEN WILL SPEAK
At union MISSION

Patsy O'Rr,en. Of Chicago. former
Mission man associated with the nation
ally known Mel Trotetr. who ~ saiu 20
=. the greatest Mission worker IN the
country. will speak ut the Union MIS-
sion Saturday night. following the oand
concert. Flans are being made oy super
!ntendene q. W. Cory or tho Mission. t"r
one OF the biggest meetings yet he'o
thsre. Mr. O'BrIen. VINO Is a speaker ~
great ability. will toll his hfe sorry
K F. GIseman OF Steuoenvtte mon
Mission will also be. presently ana Will
direct the singing.
Sunday morning Mr.. O'Rricn Will de-
liver an Interesting talk before the con-
xregation Of s.. Pauts Lutheran chHFCu
In the South Side. and will speak again
at 80 In the evening 1T Fourth street
NJ E. church on the Island. Mr.. Guse-
NAN will be prcsen, At both services and
his wife. who possesses a really me
yoic. viii, sing several selections
Rev Cory will be In charge OF both
Saturday night and the two SUNDAY
meetings. the latter two being under
auspiCes Of the Mission. II is through
The efforts OF Rev. cory that many able
sneakers come to this city and. outside
his untt-iug work FOR the benefit or his
Mission tiock. Mr.. Cory sill! finds t'me
10 devote to other interests. During the
ane summer evenings each sabbath dur
Ing the summer. outdoor devotional SER
vices were hold At Riverside Park. at
tractinr tho largest crowds or any ltka
.Nryicss held IN this city In years. and
Rev. Cory Is planning 20 find an auditor
turn large enough. centrally situated. In
which Xix. meetings can be hold during
the winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
FATHER BOUTLOU'S
FUNERAL TODAY

This morning mt 10 o'clock, ut St
Peters church, Fairmnnt. funeral SCR
vices will DO held for tho lat" Kew
Father A. Boutlou, former prizes. recent
~ located IN Fa!rmont, who died In
Mercy hospital. Baltimore. last Sunday
evening Rev. w. &. Hall. OF tho In
macu!atc Conception church OF Wheel
Ing will deliver tho funeral eulogy ana
Bishop Donnhue will ofhciatc nj the
church services. lntcrmcnt Will be
made in F'airmnnt. following the sing
Ing OF requiem high mass.
Among local members Of the Catholic
"lcrgy to make tn" trip to Fa!rinoni
for this funeral are: Very Rev. .. II.
Moyc. V. G.. rector Of 81. Joscrhs
rathedral: Row. W. &. Hall. -Imn.acu-
late conception church: EcS T.
Browne. Of ST. Joscpl's cathedral. Rev.
Bonaventurc. o. NJ. Cap; Of st. AiHh"n-
sus' church; Rev. J. y. Glodt. .. 5. q.
OF ST. Vincent de Pauvs church. Elm
Grove; Rev. Ernest rfi"gcr. OF s.,
MIchacrs church. Edg!ngtOn; Rrr. Ed
ward Galway. OF ST. .Iam"S' church, Nc
Mrchen; Rev. T. j. G!lscnnan, Of cor
pus Christi church. Warwn"d. Roy p,
NJ. Schooner. nf ST. Johns church. Bon
wood Rev. Emil MuSiai. or 81. Lads
las church OF this city and Rev NJ. j.
CoEhlsn, OF 81. Francis NaviNr's
church. Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
RECALL CONFERENCE
IN NEXT few DAYS

1t was learned last evening that con
ference between committee OF III"
League Of Women voters. committee
from the Committee Of ono Huncfc"'
and committees Of various civic bodies
will be held within The next several
days to discuss what action sh"nlh nc
taken regarding a recall Of members at
city council.
Many of those interested In the out
come Of tho proposed recall as result
Of the al,aged corrupt practices nscd III
the recent election and the tndlnF o!
Indictments against three city ofiic!ai9'
favor the recall of only certain mem
bcrs Of council whom they class n"
slate" supporting tho present admins
tratlon.
Others favor n recall Of all members
Of council while again some persons
are Of tho opinion that only two mem
bcrs Of the council should he recalled.
The proposed conference Will likely DO
termInc lust what action should 10 TAX
IN toward starting recall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Rev. Gaunt Tonight at
Second Presbyterian

TeniSh. Rev. II. g. Gaunt OF IN"
Noundsville First Presbyterian church.
will preach at tho preparatory services
10 +. hold at Second Presbyterian
church. Rev Gaunt IL a special friend
NJ Rev. rliny r. Ferris. pastor OF the
local church. and II Ia requested that
full turnout Of the congregation be on
hand to hear the visiting pastor.
Second Presbyterian Sunday school
win observe their annual rally day next
Sunday and every memoer Of the church
4. invited 70 be present and enjoy the
special program which will be given
during tn. regular Sunday school hour
The usual Offering OF fruits. j"tli"S.
vegetables cereals and money Will TO
taken for the bench: o. the Ming =
Daughters Day Nursery.
Al the Sunday morning service IN"
sacrament ot the T.ord'H supper will be
celebrated and new members will be re-
ceIved into the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
BEATS TWO WOMEN;
GETS HEAVY fine

One OF the heaviest fines handed out
ny Judge John =. Ritz in tho last year
ras imposed yesterday when John
Mason. lately &c Akron. now OF this city.
was arraiGned IN police court on a
Charge NJ beating his wife.
Mason's wife had him arrested. n"
was fined $50 and costs for kicking his
wife. a mother OF a two weeks old baby.
and sen and costs for striking Mrs. Carl
Nandrey. his sister-ln-law.
Mrs. Mason told the court she could
not stand her husbands abuses and went
to her sisters home. Her husband
followed and again began 10 assault her.
Her sister interfered and Mason Ia said
70 have struck her several times. He
then threw her out ot the door and kick
ed her. II was alleged. Mason's defense
vas that his sister-in-law was breaking
up their home by interference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
Or, 6, A, ASCHMAN
SUFFERS RELAPSE

Dr. g. \ Aschmau. well known local
PHI, stefan and surgeon who has been
seriously III for several weeks. suffered
relapse yesterday. Or. Aschman un-
derwcnt an operation At the Ohio Valley
General hospital about ten weeks ago
for an affection OF the Kidneys. He did
hot recover rapidly hut last week was
considered sufficiently improved 10 hi
rrmoN cd to his home. Yesterday morn
ing. uraemic poisoning developed and
last evening his condition was consider
ed critical.
Or Aschman has been a pract!CinG
rhysirian IN this city for many wears
and has also been prominent in import
ant activities OF the community. His
dangerous illness has caused deep Nnxi-'
ETY. and regret. not only TO his many
friends and acquaintance. but to the
general public as well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
COUNTY COURT

George Edministcr.' 26 and Helen
Pcnlcy. IS, both Of Canton. OHIO.
William T.. lahst. % and Edna Stone!
81 both OF Lowell, o.
William Krolt. = Of Wheeling and
Georgia Hartman. II OF New Martins
vIllc, w. Va.
Harry +. Van Lehn. y and vera
Critics III both Of Tuscawans. o.
Joseph Cladcsky. a. and !yrtlo Arner
q both OF Canton. o.
Homer Freeman. Al. OF RHcsviile. o.
aand Annie f.. Cats 40 OF MoundsV!!le
Deeds
Howard Hazlctt ct al to The Bloch
Brothers Tobacco company lot Is ahd
IA In Spragg and Ritchie district.
Dan ~ Shaw and wifi" ~ E'Za and
Mary Cunningham. parcel OK lana IN LII
adelphia.
Katherine A. Mckee ard .. 4. Mckee
TO Albert q. Gilbert and wife. real estate
on South Front street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
FATHER TO ATTEMPT
TO ANNUL MARRIAGE

Steps towards the annH!mon' OF MS
Gaueht"r's marriage will likely he taken
10y y. !. pemas. wealthy rubber manu-
tacturcr OF pOwnctowu, Ia.
For several days the father believed
his daughter had run away with J"hh
knoXabis aged A.. formerly manager
in tho pcmas Rubber Company plant
Word was received by the father thnt
friend had seen his daughter. Mary pc
mas. aged l5 In n railroad station IN
Wheeling A search was mad" for IN"
couple hut they were not located until
yesterday. when tho authorities al
Wellsburg W. Va, wrote the father
that his daughter aud knoxabis secured
Il marriage l!ccns" In that city and wore
married there shortly afterwards
The daughter told her father that she
wa. goinE to visit friends for tho week
end IN Pittsburgh. When She failed 70
return home Sunday no started search
Knoxabis. who Il is said. was discharged
by the father Of tho girl from his rae
tory owing 20 his attentions to the
daughter. could not be located and this
led the father 20 tho belief that the
TWO had run away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
SUMMON WITNESSES
FOR ELECTION CASES

Approximately 1914 witnesses are be-
ing summoned by deputies today to tes-
tifv in the trial of Fire Chief A. Burley
Thompson and BeGsemer Nail. city hre-
man. both Of whom were indicted In con-
ncc:inn with the city election scanda !.
The witnesses are to appear ~ criminal
court next Monday.
From the number Of witnesses being
summoned Indications are that the en-
tire week will be taken up in hearing
evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
NOT GUILTY VERDICT
IN STATUTORY CASE

A Jury in criminal cour: YESTERDAY
afternoon returned 4 verdict AZ D o clock
Of not guilty in the case against Rlch-
ard Butler DeNeaL local negro. charged
with contributing to the delinquency or
q child under Is years OF age.
The evidence in the case was that INC
colored man began TO contribute I" tn"
delinquency OF tho girl several years
ago but that he was not arrested uh''1
a child was born. Judge John ). Rl'z
reuresented the defense and the state
was REPRESENTED by Prosecutor Car! g.
Bachmann and assistants. Attorneys
Wood and Campbell.
The jury In the case was Charles
I.eithe. j. \. Long. John y. Crow, VIII
liam Baker. Floyd Dean. Arch Il. Still
we'll. John EdGen. William finSieN'
Louis W. Mcclure. d. Irvine. !. J.
OKeefe and Henry LetGhtheimmcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
FINE ROAD PROGRESS

Work on the resurfacing Of the Ma
tIonal highway between Reeds NILS ana
West Alexander IS progressing rapidly
and the county Is being complimented
On the progress made and the good work
being done.
The road has been in bad shape ana
u week ago last Monday work was
started The road he'd was plowed up
rolled, then covered with surface OF
siag and finally iarred making road
good enough for AL tho winter traffic
and lasting until late next spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
CUT BY AUTOMOBILE,
BOY DISPLAYS "SANg"

With blood streaming. down his face.
a Young boy riding q bicycle VIII" was
struck by an automobile at the corner
OF Seventeenth and Jacob street last
evening shortly before o'clock. -cfus"d
10 allow the driver Of the machine t"
take him to physician or hospital and
insisted he was not Injured. The boy
also refused to give his name.
Tho lad was riding down Seventeenth
street on n bicycle. Charles +. NaeGcle
Of sixteenth street, driving a Cadillac
touring car turned the corner Mt Sev
enteenth and Jacob streets when the
collision occurred. The driver stopped
and picked the boy w. The bicycle was
slightly broken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
VIEWS RILEY HILL

The city council committee. appoint
Cd ,o meet with citizens of Warwood in
The vicinity Of Riley hill. met yesterday
= fternoon at the cal! OF Chairman Jacob
Hilton and went over the stretch OF hill
under city control.
No decision was reached by tho COM
nItttce as To what improvements should
be made. other than deciding to erect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
RIVER news

Two arrivals and three departures
formed yesterdays card at the iool
wharf. Each boat was carrying . lAree
cargo
Tho Helen E. which arrived Wo4nSO.
day evening. cleared at.11:30 Z. IA. ya1.
terday on her return trip to New 4Atb.
moras.
The Betsy Ann arrived yesterday,
morning carly from down-river noaner
and cleared at noon for Pittsburgh.
The Gen. Beach also arrived ysstsf'
day morning from down-river points
and cleared at noon for Pittsburgh.
There was no change In the pool stage
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
TO BUILD APARTMENTS.

Thirtv-two apartmentS " III he crectNd
hy Curtis II. Rice and Xtc IulowSki on Il
frontage of So feet on tho National
pike near the Miss Bertha Wilson
school. which they recently purchased
Architect Fred fH:is is now working on
tho plans. The price nf this ground
vas something liz" $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
BUILDING PERMITS

Three building permits Cor new homes
In warvood were issued yesterday by
Building Fermi, Clerk George Abrams
Those issued were:
r. T. Jones. brick building IN War
wood. Cost. $2.50o.
Louis Merman. frame building on
Twenty-arst street. Cost. $4,000. J. f.
Hobbs. contractor.
Charlie. 2. Romeo. brick building on
Ninth street Warwood. Cost. $4,000.
Charlie. p. Lee. contractor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
HELP rHEm-Hn1P YOURSELF.

When YOU consider the steady. con-
,lnuous. never-interruptcd work demand.
ed Of tho Kidneys you do not wonder
that they must have tho help o""a sion
allv to filter and east ont from IN"
blood stream tho waste matter that
forms puisons and acids n permitted
io reua m. causing ha ckache. rheumatic
palms. stiff Joints. sore muscles. dizzi-
ness. floating specks. sallowness and IT.
regular bladder action. Foley Kidney
rms give relief promptly. Sold every
where Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
TRYING MARY GRIFFITH
FOR CONDUCTING HOUSE

Late Yesterday afternoon the case OF
Mary Griffith. charged with conducting
n house OF prostitution was started In
criminal court before Judge Alan kob-
!nsou. one witness was heard and court
adjourned until this morning. PROSECUTE
iny Attorney Carl Il. RaChman ana ms
assistants. Austin V. Woods and Cin-
ton K Campbell. are representing the
state and Attorney g. y. Boyce the de-
Tense.
Tho jury trying the case Is COM
rosed OF The following: F. Il. Miller. y.
4. Man Andy Filia ska. Earl Noble. B.
J. Madden. {. .. Anderson. r.. A. Parks.
rhil Schroeder. Charles Marsh. Louis
II Meyers. Frank Wolf and George Hall
The Griffith woman resides In tho
house formerly occupied by Artte Bur
nett. now deceased. and formerly an
alleged house OF prostitution. Tho hrst
witness called yesterday RHvo da maGtnE
testimony against tho Griffith woman.
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concrete steps on Fourth street vtafs !
the wooden steps have been broksa /,
down. =
1t Is likely that the road will Be- MED
Tho county commissioners recently re-
paired tho county end Of Riley hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

The New Generation" by Jane
Phelps, win follow Tho Revolt Of Vera
sandsrson." by the saIns author. which
ends the week Of October !. This IL
another Of those human stortos, tense,
gripping. for which Ms. Phelps II
noted. Don't miss the opening install
msnt Of "Ths New 0snsration-"
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Washington Post-One advantage 81
tho present dress styles 10 that No
woman can laugh UP her sleeve ut YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Quit calling the water Works names
II YOU rnn't use the water, get biue
Devil--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Leon Wright Insisted upon selling
pencils on tho streets even after the
city refused {" grant him permission
Ito was arrested several times and lot
20 with lecture. yesterday Police
man Gerst!ng arrested him again. lie
told Judge John :. Ritz IN police court
Yesterday that he would not discontinue
selling pencils. lie was sent ~ jail FOR
10 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Police have issued warning u ne
careful Of accepting unknown checks.
number OF checks wer" passed mere
recently and were worthless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Harry l.. Mckown filed leases ycster'
day with tho county court clerk To ten
and one half acres Of land adjoining
tho R!chland Coal mine A. NRrwu"d
The land Is leased from tho tonshhza
Cdul company and from Lawrence smith
for q period Of thrc" months. They PC
llcvc thai considerable oil Will be Sc
cured there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
R0ty&jai5a

I.awr"nC" MarOnCy. charged with "p-
tanning money under false pr"tcnse. VIII
be arraigned In criminal court on octo-
be- l. FOR the second time Mt this term
Of court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

An appeal cas-" from the court OF
Justice Of the leacc Seybold. styled
State Va Harry. link, was dismissed Mt
tho cost nf the plaintiff In criminal
court yesterday. Mrs Edward flnkc
was the Plaintiff The complaining wit
ness IL now In New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

clifton Dixon. who was indicted hH
IA" grand Jury on 4 non. support 'haFIs
Of his aoNcH-y ear-rld daughter. was pa
rolled In criminal court Yesterday WHEN
he entered a plea "f guilty. An agree
mcn' WAS made between tn" Defendant
and his mother-in-law who had him ar
rested.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-12-30

competing with the German article
which cost s1.10 laid down in this
country. would be competing with the
Germsn made article which cost three
cents laid down in this country.
The German import. because Of the
German mark has been the one most
freely used as an illustration But
Germany is not the only country oy
anv means which has a debased cur
rencv and against which American IN
dustry must be protected by the Amer
ican industry must be protected by the
American Valuation Plan. For exam
nIe a shipment of bent wood chairs
made in Czecho Slovakia was recent
" made 10 this country. They were
valued at 8. 500 Polish marks per doz'
on At the time they reached the GUS
tonhouse the Polish mark was worth
4 4OO for s1.OO. This made the foreign
valuation of the chairs Sc cents doz-
en- or a little less than cents per
chair Obviously, to permit this pr'c-
tice Of foreign valuation Of goods 70
continue would mean the closing Oh
American factories.
Tn proposing the American ''iu'
tion plan the protective tariff 0'ii no"
fT
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-12-30
DIETRICH NEWS NOTES

Dietrich duly observed Christmas
and partook Of the usual festivities.
A we'll laden Christmas tree for the
children. and well rendered program
given by the older pupils Of the school
was the delight of all the large audi
ence assembled. The tree furnished of
its fruits something Of good for all who
enioved the entertainment until a late
hour. In and about the village the
most attractive feature was doubtless
tie many Christmas dinners that seem
to have beon partaken Of by ALL either
as hosts or guests in nicely decorated
rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F.. Houston served
their dinner on Sunday Tor number
os neiehbors with whom bad assem-
b,sd sfr and Mrs. Harry Miller OF Je-
rome old time friends OF the Hous-
tou.s. who were making an oyer-sun-
day rsit 10 Dietrich.
ur and Mrs o. b. Borden bad tpsf
rsrstmas dinner on Monday ana at
,... O'clock s.atsd twenty of their
friends and o shnors st "a fea'l t'f
.ne muauay
a and Nls a. O. Ksraner en'ff-
..t rauIar I'D fher fr.eHas SUM
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-12-30
INITIAL SHIPMENT OF cows
ARRIVE
Two Carloads From Wisconsin Were
Unloaded at Jerome Last Saturday
OTHERS ARE ON THE WAY

The initial shipment of dairy cows
for local farmers being financed by
the North Side Livestock Loan Com
pany. working through the Federal FL
nance Corporation, for the Jerome dis
trict, arrived in Jerome last Saturday.
Two cars have previously been re-
ceived for the Wendell district.
There We're forty-two head in the
shipment received Saturday, and with
two or three exceptions they are Hol-
stems. A Mr.. Roach. of Wisconsin,
accompanied the shipment This ship
ment was mixed lot of aged cows.
heifers, and weaned calves, there be-
ing two of the latter. On Wednesday
this shipment had not been allotted to
applicants for cows, but these aIlot-
ments were being worked out and will
likely be made this week. The stock
is being quartered at the Land and
Water company barn on Elm Street
and may be seen at any time.
As a whole the shipment came
through in very good shape and itsqual
ity at this end is pronounced salts
factory. The aged cows that are Civ
ing milk, look rough in some instances,
and doubtless suffered some in appear
ance at least through shipping. The
two-year-old heifers are pronounced
by local judges, choice stuff, and they
have stood the trip in splendid condi-
ton.
The experience with these initial
shipments plainly demonstrate that
the two-year-old heifers are prefer
ably the stock to buy. Among the ag-
ed COWS in this two-car shipment, two
gave birth to calves in transit and two
more almost Immediately after arrival
While this is an immediate increase
in the stock it is clearly against good
policy to ship cows in this condition
There are two more carloads en- route
for the Gooding district, two more for
Wendell and one more for jerome from
Wisconsin dairy districts. In addition
five carloads are being tested in the
Willamette valley of Oregon and viii
be shipped as soon as satisfactory tests
are made. North Side News.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-12-30

Walter Fender is down from Lewis
ton visiting his father in his illness.
Many Of our teachers have taken
leave Of Us for their vacation. Miss
Mahoney has gone to Albion; Mr.. Err
ickson to Cheney. Washington; Miss
Hennesy, to Portland and Mr. Hamp-
shire. to Gooding.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Palmer have a
new son in their home.
Percy Smith is up from Pocatello
Spending Christmas here.