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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-09-15
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Fire insurance.. H. Early.
Axle Grease and Sack Irvine at
Bistline Company.
Miss Lila Liljenquist spent Sunday
in Pocatello with her mothe~.
Fire Insurance Beebe. Phone 12O.
R. w. Cort is in Salt Lake attend
ing to business matters.
All school children's eyes examin.
ed free Of charge. DR.. r. o. Young. It
c. E. Harris returned from Mackay,
where he attended the Mackay Fair.
Rev. and Mrs. Stringfellow spent
Sunday in Pocatello.
Health & Accident insurance.
Beebe, phone 120.
Mrs. D. R. Good and Miss Irene
Good spent Saturday in Pocatello.
W. G. Give, of Idaho Falls, was
business visitor in Blackfoot, Monday.
A good car honestly sold, backed
by intelligent advice and "Beebe
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirley spent Sunday
in Pocatello.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
<YECCS BLOW SAFE AT INTER
NATIONAL OIL FILLING STATION

front office room was filled with de-
bris, including chunks of plaster. paris,
blown out of the safe door.
The yeggs in their hurry dropped
two five dollar bills and $40 in silver
on the floor in front Of the safe.
There were two cigar boxes contain
ing money in the safe and the con-
tents Of one of them were strewn
about the floor The other cigar box,
empty, was found near the Piper
Howe lumber yard. ~
Officers picked up $500 in silver,
which was scattered along the street,
later that morning. fl.
A .38 calibre Colts revolver, over
looked by the yeggs, was found in the
office of the International Oil, and. a
pocketbook containing $50 shells to
fit the gun were found that morning
in an old barn back of the West hotel.
A bottle containing dozen dynamite
fuses, was found in the weeds, back
Of the Windsor hotel, where the yeggs
had thrown it when the pursuit of the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28

Four yeggs blew the large safe at
the filling station Of the International
Oil Co., G. N. right-of-way, at five
o'clock Friday morning and escaped
with about $4,000 in cash, after an
exciting pistol duel with members of
the Minot police force.
They forced entrance to the office
by jimmying the office door forcing
the Yale lock, and once inside, worked
fast. They must have been profess
SIGNALS for they did very effective
job.
They soaped the doors of the. safe,
pried off the dial, and put in a large
charge Of nitroglycerine,. setting it of
with dynamite fuse. The explosion
Dlew one of the safe doors entirely
free from the safe and forced the
handle of the safe into the wall on the
opposite side Of the room where it
was still sticking later in the day.
Portions Of the safe tore the back
completely .off from an office chair
and battered up one of the desks. The
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
Loans

In the last eight years our country
has sent abroad nearly $22, 100000
says yCrissinger, controller of the cur
rency. F..
Maybe we have helped Europe too
much instead of not enough. Strength
is developed by standing on ones own
feet. . .,.. -.....-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-28
officers became too hot for them.

officers became too hot for them.
The yeggs, were interrupted in their
work by S. Overmoe, who drove up to
the filling station when they were at
work, to get five gallon can of CYL
inder oil, employees had left for him.
Overnoe was threshing in the coun-
try and arranged to call for the can
of oil. AS he turned towards the fill
ing station from around the Stone
Ordean Wells corner, his lights flash
ed on the yeggs as they were at work
and he got good look at him. He
drew up close to the building and
they opened fire on him, the bullets
coming uncomfortably close. One
bullet cut thru the frame of the top
just above his head and others went
thru the top. Overmoe lost no time
in driving away from that locality.
Officers -Brownson and Lee Brund-
age heard the explosion and the shots
fired at Overmoe, as they were work
ing the alley back Of the Leland. They
rushed towards the scene of the af-
fair in time to see the four yeggs as
they were hastily running south. Two
of them ran towards the Pure Oil fill
ing station and two of them ran
down First St. S. E. The yeggs open
ed fire on the officers who returned
the shots, but no one was injured.
Brundage and Brownson followed two
Of the men who escaped in the dark
ness. Several of the bullets struck
the building occupied by "Swede"
Holt.
Officer LOBBY was standing at the
rear of the Waverly hotel and plainly
saw two Of the yeggs running, not
more than a half block away. He
feared to shoot, for he thot it might
be two of the policemen running after
the yeggs. He followed the yeggs to
the rear of the Windsor hotel and
they disappeared back of the West
hotel, tearing down fence in their
path.
The officers were able to get good
description of the men. One was
about feet II inches tall, another
st feet, 10 inches, and there were two
shorter fellows. They wore hats,
overalls and new tan shoes.
Several suspects were picked up by
the police but they did not prove to
be the right men.
Five fellows, who are suspected of
having a hand in the job, drifted into
Minot Wednesday afternoon and plac-
ed their suit cases in the U. S. Cafe.
The suit cases were taken out the
night before the safe was blown.
Geo. Lervogg, motorcycle police
man, VIM. Woodbridge and Geo. Cross
motored to the. fair grounds few
minutes after the safe was blown, and
saw two men in the grandstand, who
had turned on the electric lights. The
men ran east and the officers fired at
them with an army rifle, but they es-
capped. A straw stack was searched,
where several men had been sleeping,
but no one was located in the stack.
H. M. Wilson, president of the In
ternational Oil Co., is getting used to
affairs of this kind. His company
owns three filling stations in Des
Moines, which were held up and
robbed nine times in three months.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-25
FAIR LADY,.

Stirring scene in the film
production based on Rex
Beach's famous novel, 1.-THE
Net" when the police burst
in the doors of the gambling
resort, and by recourse to
fists and clubs subduc the
rufians who resist them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-25

BOUGHT AND PAID FoR."|
ITO the most beautiful
woman in the world" is the
toast offered by Jack Holt
when he returns home from
a night at his club. The re-
fusal of Agnes Ayres, in \
whose honor the toast is Of \
fered, to drink with him brings
the story to its climax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

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issued.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
McMECREN
Sunday Services.

The services at the First NJ. + church
Sunday Will be in tho following order:
Sunday school At . 80 O'clock. Services
at 1880 o'clock. In the evening the
services Will begin at 500 o'clock. The
subject FOR the morning service will We
How One Mans Choice Brought Trou-
bic and Another Mans Choice Trough,
Blessings" In the evening the subject
viii he Chris; All Sufficient"
The sermon will he for the Young
people the same as last week: this Will
continue all this month. Rev. Flanagan
feels that this kind OF sermon WIFI do
much good and IN putting his whole
heart into these sermons
Christian Services.
The services at the Christian church
will lie the same as they have been
since Rev Fuller left three wceks ago.
Rev. Fuller Is taking his vacation IN
the southern part OF the state helping
on the work OF the state convention IN
connection with the secretary ~ the
state Christian churches. Rev. Fuller
will return Tuesday 10 MoundSville hut
Will not return home until Friday.
Give Lawn Fsee.
The Arerjeta council No. 5. degree ~
Pocahontas. will give 4 lawn rete on
Kaffer's lawn. next Tuesday evening.
beginning at o'clock The lad!es oi
the lodge will be dressed In the Indian
fashion TO represent their lodge and
will no doubt Great" some attraction az
this feature IS new and will he very
attractive The grounds will be deco
rated and the booths are to represent
the lodges or wiGwams Of tn" real old
Indian and will be so placed as TO rep.
resent an Indian village.
Many Attend.
~
town were In Benwood last evening At
tending tho bazaar and entertainment hc.
Ing given by members Of the 81. Johns
church. As there are very few dances
given here they find great p,casUr" In
the entertainment and dance and s t"h
music 20 very good good TIN" was en-
ioycI.
Blues Ahead.
a. nc last meeting OF tn" d!N'e'oTS
Of The First NJ r. church who ar" '"
the membership drive being put ON Nv
the church members N" Rluc diN'soin
was slightly ir III" lead hut th0 Reds
were very close. Tho Reds as we'll as
the Blues have hcen working harG 10
win the prize for the largest m"mocr-
shin and which one will win Is unCer'
tain. although both divisions s"Nr' cor-
ridan, OF the result The Whites have
race hut getting a lat" start th"y have
not been able 70 max" the showing tho
other two divisions have made.
McNechen Briefs.
Mrs. John Whitaker OF Cleveland. -
the guest OF relatives here.
Page Youse. OF Buffalo. Is visiting
relations on Seventh street.
Mrs A. c. Deltz and daughter left
Yesterday for Glen Easton where they
will spend some time visiting friends
Miss Dorothy Shafcr left yesterday
for an extended trip through the east
Mrs Edna Rih1 Of Akron. O., - r''-
ltinE friends on Ninth street.
G. Downing. OF Tenth street. will re
turn homo to-day after business trip
10 Detroit, Mich.
Harr Hawkins, Of Seventh street. re
turned home after an extended visit with
relatives in Kent. o.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W L. Br!ant. Of Charles.
ton. are visiting relatives on Garf'"id
street.
Mrs Charles shrimp. OF MoundPNil'''
spent yesterday visiting friends In town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
Of Cincinnati and Russic Gay Tcrrinc.
TEe Is. oi Barton.
Provisions TO Co,linsyille.


wN,ury-,vu IGtunub.Ic '"1"-
..ola.uL .uI provisions ?us.." iE'odr"
It. (''..r..N. l., .uI.y NrSie:II! muru!nE
Du tHrIr Way t. to!lIusNIll" from
Guernsey county. Nelson Watkins. 81
Euffa!O. ohio. was in charge @! IL"
train. The provisions were donated ~
ritiZCus of Guernsey county ami were
icing taken to ColliuSvl!ln tor tn" son"
families of striking miners said u &c
living in tents at that place. Nj. Wa
kins organized u minstrel show when
he gave IN 4 number "f different towns
IN Guernsey county. taking up COZ
lection after each p"rutrnGtnoe ava
mall,ug a house to house canvass for
food and clothing. thus obtaining ah"u;
$500 90 in cash and the 90 ar loads ~
provisions.
Budget Commission.
The Budget commission Of Belmont
county, visited Somcrtor. Powhatan
and Armstrong; Mills yesterday and
viii! be held in s.. Ctairsville thIt
morning thus completing their visits to
all the Belmont county towns for this
year. Treasurer J. o Perry. Auditor
Arch 7. FoEle and Assistant Prosecut.
ny Attorney Herbert W. Mitchell made
the trip yesterday. Four days Of the
present week have heen given over 10
the visiting OF different towns In the
county and the fixing OF the budget for
the coming year.
st. Clairsville Briefs.
Attorney bernard WittCn. Of Rel
'aIre. was q business caller here yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson. 81 AZ
ledons, were visitors here yesterday.
Miss Florence Nye. ~ Lancaster. q.
Ia / al fl,n bCp,o Of
Stanley NanNOrn. Of East Natu street
Rober, Watson. &C Martins Ferry,
was calling on local friends Friday.
Misses Dorothy and Eleanor Picker
Ing entertained tho Hermanas club at
their home on Marietta street las: eve
ming.
Jduge and Mrs. W. w. CoNen have
returned home after short visit VITA
friends at Buckeve Lake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
PEACHES THIS
YEAR ARE GOOD
Dispute Fairy Crop Reports Luseious
Fruits Are Coming to Market
We'll.

Peaches. the fayorIte frul. y seems
FOR canning, are mere plentiful aHc
much cheaper III price this year than
las; d!spite early fruit reports. This
fruit is coming into the local markets
steadily and Is lust about keeping W
with the demand.
Oranges are Sull very scarce and
those in markc; arr cry poor grade
Lemons, however. are TO be had IN Rnr
quantity and at ;hc lowest figure in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
ST, CLAIRSVILLE
DRAW TWELVE MORE
JURORS TO SIT IN
MINE MURDER TRIAL
MAN ACCUSED OF MAJOR KILLING
GOES ON TRIAL AT ST. cLAIs-
VILE AUGUST IS
Budget Commission win Complete Sit
'ting0 In Belmont County
Today

Twelve additional jurors were drawn
Yesterday afternoon by sheriff Lynch
and clerk oc Courts ImhOtt 10 serve m
she case ot the state CT Ohio ~. Mike
NuSc..ia. indicted az the special Term
q" grand Jury for murder IN the arSt
.~Grec n connection with the willing %
John l. MAJOR. 81 Uendrysburg. r; New
I.sItc-ty. Onto, on the morning OF Juno
9TH The case IS set Cor trial on
August -. and some time ago special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

many months Grapefruit from CAL

many u0NIHS. AASeA
ifornia. while not so large AS tho Flor
lea fruit Is plentiful and OF good
quality. The Florida grapefruit VIII
come IN later in TIE season. Tho price
Of this fruit - quite reasonable.
Among the fancy imported fruits are
California plun:s. apricots. pears ana
some grapes. y few fresh figs have
also made their appearance from Cal
!forria. II is just recently that fresh
figs have heen shipped into the local
market. and. !nasmuch as the fruit
must be pucked green. and the true
flavor lost IN ripening off the tree the
fresh fig will not meet with any great
demand
The fruit and produce market ~
present is somewhat slow. due to ur
certain conditions. and none OF the 10
cal markets are carrying as large stock
as usual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

men'S tA3t are given arc "'l4 N'' 81 o.
t cost as somo Of tho best N'c"t 90
the town has been secured = Nr'''rh'
This evening HE t,uur ,1uu and tie
aluminium SGT will he ratified "f' H"d 9s
many chance shave been sold alrtd"E
for these nuc prizes this WI be one q!
The many cNrit.a- .cAturcs Of TIE cos
Ing nigh.
Play Hannaas.
III" ,p.Njc Nl-StarS VIII pay ,"'
Uaunaus OF south Wheeling on the N"ui"
HcnwoQd grounds. SUNDAY. INC I'!N:'"
have not piaye d for the past few "eci.
but will lie in the best Of 'ondlu"n log
the game sunday. Tho IIannans ~"
good team ana the fans expect good
game.
K is thought a move Is %" io"' 'o ma
the railroad shopmcm VII" are
ON strike, bv the Brotherhood 90 Rail
road trainmen until tn" end OF the
strike. Some Of the striking men Of tho
shops are beginning To feel III" want or
work and at the n"\t meeting 81 n"
brotherhood this matter w!.I nc gwen
serious consideration.
II IS understood the trainmtn plan
to give the striking men who need J.
one days pay out of each weeks pay
to help maintain their family uutiI %"
trouble Is settled. There is r"mn'i'-
tee investigating the condition Of som"
Of the men who are very low.
Dixie A. C.'s Play.
The Dixie 4. C.S VIII play the EdRie9
Of Bc!la!re, o. on the south R"nW""d
grounds Sunday afternoon. the gam"
starting at $50 o'clock. Tin" EaGics
had game scheduled with the NlNieS
several weeks ago but fatl"" l." show
up. As the reputation o. h"th teams
are we'll known the game $ expected
To he good.
st. Matthews Rv. Luth. Services.
Regular services VIII hr held with
Sunday School beginning at $40 A, NJ.
and morning Worship ct 1880. subject.
Character study pf TIL" Rich Young
Ruler There VIII be no evening ~,",-
irC
Special Meeting.
At The special meeting Of me council
committee held last evening in the city
building tor the purpose or hearing any
complaints that the citizens might have
in regard to the new bridge that the
Interstate Bridge company plan ~ build.
connecting Eellairr. ohio and Eeu~"od.
action was deferred until the Wheeling
Steel and Iron company could file
complaint, and time "aS gtV"u until
September = when tho committee VIII
again meet This action 81 the Wheel
ing steel and Iron company came a.
surprise TO many as il WAS thought III"
m!ll people were in favor of the bridge.
r Is understood the COmNa0y's ohJeC-
tons are that the steel gcrders Of III"
bridge will be built too close /" tho sid"
Of the mill making IL Impossible for
the INTO repair the sheet iron side that
will lg upNf hrII1e
Benwood Briefs.
Prof Il r. Knots and family VIII &c
turn home shortly from an extended
visit NJ Ruchannon.
Miss Catherine Eranncn has returned
home after visit with friends In
Cameron
Mr. and Mrs Thaycr Lonr of Pitts
hurgh have returned home after spend
ing somo tim" here visiting friends.
Harold Rranucn has returned nome
after n short visit with friends in the
country
Miss Laura Sets has returned homo
after a visit with friends IN Niles Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas Or War
wood spent yesterday hero visiting
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
BENWOOD.
Baxar success.

Baxar success.
Reports of tho different committees
Of the bazar and entertainment being
given by the members OF the 81. John
church show that the affair Is one OF
the biggest successes Of the season. All
the booths arc doing a fine business and
the dance floor IL full every dance.
number Of very fine prizes were given
out for the best draped booths and
Other novelties Of the entertainment.
The door receipts show several hundred
have attended the first two nights and
the hall Is expected to he crowded 10
capacity as this il the last evening. a
large number Of out-"f-town people were
present to add TO the gathering from all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

!, Lynch and Lash pull through 'n
Belmont couny 'hia fall for sheriff
and recorder W. cnn 'ook for soma ruff
crurr over there there's anything IN
n name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Why - a bee hive Ike a bad potato
Easy. \ beehive IL a bee holder
Ncho.de- Is n spectator. speck'ta'er
- bad potato. %. r DD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

We saw blind man GO into n res.
'aurant the other day and-would vow
believe THE took cup and saucer.
work this out after supperD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Fuel Assured For MIchigan"-heaf.
ines N"s and that's not the only
hing Mch|Ean's assured OF. No need
- c,Yridatc. We guess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
PHYSICIANS
AGREE:

The living member OF. family OF
physicians has lately agreed to allow
his secret preparation for the cure OF
eczema and other skin diseases to be
put on the market as proprietary.
Discovered eighty years ago. this pre-
scription has given the family fame.
for it is the most effective treatment
ever devised for skin diseases.
It IL now known as Ex-z.moI, and
can now be obtained for the hrst time
without q prescription Druggists
everywhere sell 1t, or II may be pur.
chased from the makers by sending
soc for full size package. Address
The Crown Products Company, Dept
\, Steubenville, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

We note that til" New YORK. reStau-
rant Proprietor who said arsenic plcs
has hc"y ahsolV"d or al blame Wei
il w"U!dn', look right. with all .hN
other poison Ncddlcrs runnin' loose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

slept Toor a. Night" says an nd,
We usually sleep IN the same condition
that wo were in when We retired. TOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

every Telephone Wire - Our
Clothes Line" reads a sign on !aun.
dry wagon.
Liable - got scorCted when soma
guy cots pcCved over g"ttin' tho wrong
number for the 'steentk time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Bill Hart Separates From Actress
Spouse. "--hcadlinc. Ifo din uD a Stac-
'oaCh in the movies seems "a ho an
easier I"h than hollIu uu TO t wife ~
rca, .iCc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
INTEL NKLINGS
wv. S. STANTON

Some cities have good doctors. some
have better ones. hU; Or. BcS: lives in
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Cormtcl5 are scc;.!rE some quiet place
~ get married IN.
No sYS%es; McMechcn or ". Wood.
Ne latter hc'ne preferable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

We note that Max Oscr tho Swjse
horse chamhcrmaid and Mathlda Nc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

''Wcf CHrG'dato Id by Thompson.
headline. Expect some OF tie wet
voters wero lro r. cops before The
Sol.u vas over. too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

TIC sc5uh woman WI" swiped Sl4hoO
worth or goods from the Joseph Horn
department store evidently hcieTed In
riviu' tn" pace proper clean.H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

If r.ah,s wj"E the attorney general
sip j.. November. We can look for
TOW more Vols;"ad N.oIators 10 be
''p.nCrcI" n OHIO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Hides aud caskcts now being on the
free list. we can Confine o"r worries
fn our present existence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12

Eve" rickcled hides are now IRE" ~
duty--CNcept when they come N con-
sect with Judge Ritz.