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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
GAINESVILLE 4E

Mrs. John Kirk returned homo rusS-
day from a visit with friends At P!tts-
burgh. Pa
Mr. and Mrs Courtney Stone. o.
Texas. are visiting Mrs Robert G11t~
fen. Of North Chestnut street
Mr. and Mrs. Russell NcBurney Snd'
Mrs S. NJ McBurney. Miss Gertrude
Hartley, Mrs W. O. Kline. Miss Blanche
Hall. and Miss Gertrude Deal, OF Qua
Ike: City, were visitors here Tuesday.
Donald Blair, Of Columbus Ohio. spent
Tuesday in town on business. e
4 daughter was born 10 Mr.. ana AfA..
William E. Kennard Sunday
Miss Bessie Hartley. Of South In.
coin avenue. left Monday for visit With
relatives in Mexico. -
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Hasbrouck Mn.
st. Clair Hasbrouck, Frederick HaS-
brouck and Miss Gladys Mann viSfte4
Sunday with Miss Esther Hasbrouck e.
Bethany college.
A. W. Laushl;n and son, John, mo-
tored to Atlantic Coty the last Of the
week. They will return home this week
accompanied by Mrs. Laughl!n ana son.
Jay, who have been spending tho past
six weeks there.
Gtbsoa Bradheld and William Erner-
son returned home SATURDAY, from .
hunting trip through Northwestern Caa'
ada.
Miss Mary White, Of shadys!de spe.t
Sunday with her parents, DR.. and MIS-.
T c. White.
william Bennett Is attending Grand
lodge and grand chapter Of Royal A?ea
Masons at Springfield Ohio. this week.
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WARRINGTON

The c. y. A have divided their society
into Ave teams 10 raise money to help
pay for the furnishing OF their new
c!uh rooms on Market street. The FIRST
team held a sewing party at The home
Of Mrs Bob Wren last week and every
BODY reported a good time. and nice
Hide sum Of money was Melted. Tues
day evening the second team VIII meet
at the home of the srand regent. Mrs.
p. F. Holda baugh on Marshall street
Everyone Is expecting a good time
Five hundred will be played.
Mrs <. +. Miller of Donn:s. was shop
ping in the city yesterday.
Patrick GauGhan. Of High street who
Is seriously i'll. IS reported about the
same.
s.. ratrick's Catholic church had 30
hour last sunday which was well at
tended. Rev. John ORei!ly, OF New
Mar,lnsvl!e. assisted Father Kluser
and on Monday evening delivered an ele-
CANT sermon.
T. W. Hanley was business visitor IN
Marietta Ohio, Monday.
Mrs Frank Mayors and Mrs Obie
Dawson spent Sunday at The home OF
the formers aunt. Mrs Minnie Yeager.
al CUNNINGHAM.
Mrs. Rroadwater entertained a. 3 FIVE
hundred Friday evening in honor OF her
sister. Miss Emily. and friend, Mr.. Ha.
of NcrGantown.
Mr.. and Mrs Nat Leigh are visiting
friends IN Pittsburgh.
Spray Slurms is putting new stone
wall and walk in front NJ his home on
Franklin street.
Mrs. Chas Taught is visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Miss Madaline Ingic is able TO be
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ADVANCES IN
BONDS SHOWN

New York. oct. 4-More cheerful for
eign news and i considerable relaxation
in money rates caused 4 comprehensive
demand for bonds which embraced all
varieties Of liens. The market rehecten
TO a minor extent the enthusiasm mani
tested in the stock market, with tho
speculative MORTGAGES well To the front
in the inward movement. Considerable
activity was shown in the foreign ssc-
ton with French government and num-
icipa! issues registering proportonatey
larger advances than other Foreign no.
tations Public utility mortgages were
taken freely on a rising scale as was
cons idera be number Of industrial IS
sues High grade railroad bonds did not
vary much. the bulk of the demand Gen.
tering in issues which commonly move
in sympathy with stock fluctuations.
Some of the Gains
Among the outstanding Improvements
were cuba Republic AIS. 2i2 points
Seine IS. IL. Bordeaux. Lyons. Mar
settles and Queensland 6's. Ia and
French government US and SIS. United
Kingdom 5Ls's Of 1929 and 1887. Japan
csc FIRST as Denmark SIS CzechO Slo-
vakian SIS and Paris-Ly0ns- Mediterran-
can 6's. one 10 one and a quarter. BrnoE-
Ign Rapid Transits IS mounted points
American Telephone convertible SIS lai
AMI Hudson and Manhattan adjustment
s.. marlborough Rapid Transit o. and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs certificates
and the Stamped IS to u.
ST Louis and San Francisco income
g. and Colorado and Southern AZ s
gained ~, SEA board Airline consotidst-
ed SIS "iG. and Denver & Rio Grande
reminding SIS Erie general -. Bal:!-
more & OHIO convertible ~. Reading
A.. chesapeake & Ohio convertible o's.
Sea board Airline refund!rg and Adjust
ment IS ana Great Northern 5i5 s and
IS, 10, rs.
Industrial issues we're featured by
r,sa of - in Chile copper IS, while
!uvInc.ble oil IS gained la and Bonner
Steel IS, American Suga: S. Ahd Coz
soldatIon Co alof Maryland SIS. to II.
Total a!es. par value. were !l?.iOS.-
900.
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wester Trade Heads Optimistic

Chicago, Oct. 3.-Trade leaders. IN tic
West. are optimistic in regard To tho
outlook on the whole. Money conditions
are satisfactory. and the general tenor
Of reports from various industries arc
encouraging
The steel business continues To ShNw
expansion. operations being on Il lt,ie
larger scale than during the previous
week. With trade becoming more onr-
NAL in regard Ia buying and in refer
ence TO shipments. The satisfactory de-
rclorments in respect To the genera!
trade in iron and steel tend To stimulate
other lines. The demand for building
materials. from nearly all the cities
towns and Villages of the West. Is ere
at'ng necessity for activity N the
steel trade. and there will he no let up
IN this direction for several weeks.
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, Washington. Oct ga summary ~
general business and financial CondI-
tons Throughout, the several Fedora
reserve districts during the mouth %
September. contained IN the for,hcoH'-
ing ssue Of the Federal reserve bul!e-
tin. says:
The chief development of the cur
rent month has been the improvement.
In the labor situation. The amount OF
voluntary unemployment has been CreA;
" reduced. and Wages have shown a d..
t'nCt upward tendency Mining outnI.
increased about 81; during August and
has shown tremendous, expansion dur
tnS September due to the rcopeninE Of
most of the bltuminous and anthracite
coal mines
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LOGAN g. BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

lFy private Wiz" 20 \. t.. Masten & Coz
New York. oct. THE stock narke,
today VAS enforced by some sharp ad-
Nanrcs in some Of the Standard OIL is
sues and alsn the strength III scattered
spccta!ties. The = =rai list maintained
steady tone. Sc. 'mcnt was helped
by the report thong unconhrmed that
an armiSiIce had been signed in the
Near La. Buying in some OF the bet
Ter class If oil shares was OF a rath r
imprc SSivc nature
1t Is quite likely that some OF the
advances have been carried t" extremes
for tho present III certain If the Stand.
ard DIl shares and K would no, be sur
prtSinc 10 sec n" market nave another
reaction from current prices.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

Pittsburgh. oct. 4.-Apples: Barrels,
New Works M. Twenty ounce and
Wolf rivers s. 90 to SIS. Wealthics and
Mcintosh $50 10 SIS; West Virginia No.
York lmpcrials SEQ. BuShel baskets,
New York No. Wolf Rivers ard
Wea lth.cS loo - Is. Maidcnb!ush and
Mcintosh Is ~ l.J5.
Onions: Oh'uS and Michigaus 100
pound sacks. No. | icllows $50 10 l.i5.
Potatoes: New Jersey Cobblers, Mich
;Gar and Pennsylvania Whites. No. !
per 80 pound sack no 20 2.l5.
DAirv prnducts unchanged.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Oct 4.-Foreisn exchange
hrm. Great Britain. demand 44l%
Canles 80. 6o-day bills on banks s4.3sa
France. demand 81. cables 7s2: Bel
gum. demand I.IS. cables 7I5i, Italy.
demand l26i:, cables a.: Germany.
"a ll-I3. cables .042.: Holland. demand
%s.'A. cables 1854; Norway. demand
lI.'3: Sweden. demand 265o. Denmark
demand co.. switzerland. demand
le.'2: spain, demand 1870: Greece. de-
mand c.Hn: Poland demand Of
Czscho-$lo, aka, demand 3.3n; Arren.
tine, demand $751;. Brazil. demand II75;
Montreal I,"rS..
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DRY GOODS.

New Yo-k OCT. 4--Additional price,
uart named today on spring Tle*s
eingham Ere. N r?ost Eases old rr''"s
CARRYING along the new season n
finished c"ttons we're 1rn'r with we
innuirv active Warns held steady
Mems wear we're advanced from IN
ronts 10 27ia cents yard silks w"r~
higher. under advances mr." looked for
in silk hosiery in rnnF"Tu"nr" OF IN"
rIsc In raw silk. Furlaps are easier
with trade quiet.
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around after serious operation % asE
ankle.
Mrs. John Hopkins, who has been
quite sick. Is improving.
orval MuTry, Jr., the infant son 81
Mr.. and Mrs. f. {. hurry. Is seriously
III at their home on Marshall street.
Miss Clark. Of the Ohio Valley hospital.
is nursing him. -:
Jim Allen Is business visitor In,
Butler. Pa.
.. r. Hollabaugh has returned from
Washington. D. c.. where he has peen
attending The National Welfare Coun-
ell meeting.
Mrs. Leo Hollabaugh. OF WaynesourE.
Is visiting at the home OF her m,
Mr. and Mrs. u. T. HollabauE
Frank Smith, Of Baltimore. is q bust"
ness visitor in our city.
J. n. Dent. Of Fairmont, was calling
on friends yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
II. Y. cea.ral's Rail order Placed

Orders for lS4.30N ions ~ steel 'ra!!S
have been placed by The New York Cen
ira! Lines for delivery IN 1925. 1t was
formally announced on Saturday.
Orders allotted ~ follows: To Beth
lehem Steel Co. Si."36 tors. 10 Illinois
Steel Co. 1880 tons, 10 Carnegie Steel
Co. 1855 tons, to Inland Steel Co. Is
son tons. to Cambria Steel Co. $500
tons.
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povsr Station to Double Capacity

Pittsburgh. Oct. @.--Accn:d!ng 10 a
statement authorized by \. NJ Lynn
president Of West Penn Power Co. con-
tracts have been let Tor an extension -
the Sprngdaie plant on the Allegheny
river. about IS miles ahov" Pittsburgh
which will almost double the present
capacity 81 that station.
The company has several other large
projects Programmed. the total cost Of
which WILL exceed 81. o"0.n0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
Morris Plan Bankers to Meet Hs.s

F!Nanclers tom Ntir!N 100 I!Nts VI!
gather here for three days beginning
oc, .. 70 attend the eighth annual ny
v-n.,cn - the Morris ! an RI "E%rs' A.
iAe greatest single lndustr'1
BE- nE!ns group - the ~ouc,ry. The CO.
ver,.on. which vii he devoted 20 discus
s!ons on the industrial banking sv$'eN,
0. the nation. WI! Immediately follow
that Of The American Bankers assoc
Atom, with which many OF the Morris
Plan banks are affiliated.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Pork. oct 4.-Live poultry cas-
Ter. fowls 2hT21: rocsters -. Dressed
poultry dull; prices unchanged.
Butter sieddIor: receipts lN,ou5,
Eges s,eader. reCelptS Hiss. Fresh
gathered. extra nrsts. - Is.
ChCcsc. n-nl. reCeipts. ISIS.
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Chicago Man joins Mocresry star

]. Buell. assistant ctn"ra!'maNaS ger
OF Tn" Fair. Chicago. has eeen appoint
cd vlGe-HresideNt Of James McCreeEF &"
60 N charge of service He VIII heS.a
his new duties Nov. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
Brier Hill Steel Sells Bonds

YOUNGSTOWN, O. Ocl. %.-An ISSUE N
SO 900 0n0 s.: e bonds has been sold Ivy
the Bricr Hi Steel Co. 1t WAS an
rounced today The proceeds viii De
used TO finance plant EXTENSIONS.
|, was reported that the Guaranty -
haI underwrttten the Issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct 4.-Eeports indicating
prugrcss todard a peaceful settlement
with the Turks tended today To case
the wheat market here. lrircS 'I"Se"
unsettled at IS cents net decline |"
- cents gain with pcCeh"tt E''""
sIn6 is and May $loAWSl."a Is.
Corn lost 18th cents I" "-H'nS' '",S
finished !, zen, down ia e Shad" ad-
y.r,,. and provisions unchanged /"
rise Of -. cents.
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ENDED HIS LIFE.

East Liverpool. Ohio. Oct. 4.-Edward
Miller S.. farmer. committed suicide BY
hanging in barn on the farm OF his
son. Russell Miller, north Of Lisbon, to-
day. He Is said to have been despond.
ent because Of marital troubles.
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MONEY MARKET,

New York. Oct. Call money easy;
high A.; low 4; ruling rate AZ; clos
ing 1: offered at AZ last loan I; call
loans against asseptances 4; time loans
cas- Ier; mixed collateral. $3.50 days AZ
NAN. As months Az. pIlUs CQpmer:
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling " Va. Oct 1.
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. y. Y. oct. 4.--Catilc re-
ceipts 1925, slow and steady.
Calves, receipts COO. duh and 80 cents
lower: 5000 1900.
Hogs. receipts 1000: slow. steady to
Is lower; mixed 1O.20@ 1925: workers.
10. 90 q 1925; pigs 9.50W9.75. roushs rs
q 500; stays 5000 $50.
Sheep and lambs receipts 400, act".
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New YORK Oct. 4-L.he.ty bonds
rlo:e 3.:'s :lh'53. nr.c Il! :. :lo9.o4;
second "a : so9S -. third a.. $ 3os.sE
fourth -. :. SCOOP. victory IS. :. u1-
called :lnh.6 v.ctorv +i.s. called,
;l0h.Is.
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pYn rarp NEE

MartinshurG. w. Va. Oct. 4.-ApproN-
I.natery go a0 people damned R6senrunt
,ark here yesterday, the opening day
IF the annual Martinsburg fair. The
,vent will continus throughout the
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W Va. Oct 4. %.
Furnished The Insen!geneer oy A.. e
Masten & Co. members New YORK STOCK
exchange Second floor National BANK
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va, oct. I, -.
Furnished The lntelligencer by A. E
Masten < Co. members New YORK Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
Of w Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. T.
Furnished The InielliEeaccz ~ \. E
Eastsn & Co, members New York Stoca
Excnange. Second floor National souS
Of ", Va Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct. 4. 90.
Furnished The lntellisencer by \ e.
Masten & Co. members New York Stoes
Exchange Second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W Va. OCT. 1. 90
Furnished The Intellissncer By A F.
Mastsh & Co. members view York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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REALIZING SALES At CLOSE
Of DAY CUT GAIN IN STOCKS

Wanda steel -. 46's y. vs. =.
West Md ......i 10 - - -,
West. Electric E. So - 80 ~, =
White Motors :. D. 0t': . -
White OIL $500. = -.
vii. over. com. - :"
Wah f + com. ]? Us Il! -.
do A pref. S2t2 81. 80 - >
VII & l. r com ISIS ~. 3 -
Woolwnrth ....ll93S lSf's ASS 40
Liberty Loans. .o-,
First $Las 49,. 1906 ln!o inuS, 1".,:
THIRD a.. 1854 1855 1854 1855
Fnurth iLs 100 lG0N4 lUn 10000
victory as ,Io044 t0O46 t0p4c l9r+4
Total Subscriptions.
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LOCAL MARKET

WheelinS W. Va. Oct 4. @".
Daily quotation list Wheeling Sock
Exchange Compiled for The 1ntelu'
gencer.
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STANDARD OH
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS
Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 4. -.

Furnished The Intell!gencer oy 4. e
Nssten &. Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Sans
AZ " Va RldR
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cash Whcat-No. red. sl.lJS. No. :
hard N,.G9. Corn--No. mixed. or
67i.r: No. . yellow. 67i4 a 6Sc. Oats
No, white. il'g n+ %c: No. whitc'
Ina, Gi"I,c. pork-Nominil. Lard
sll"5. EibS-sl1."0H loo.
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PETROLEUM.


Oil City, Pa. Oct. 4.-Credit balances
$500 Runs 26.6s1; averaffe a9,eSl.
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Omen. High. Low. close.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
Britain Flows With oratory

London.-Oratory by aspirants for
seats in the new parliament fills the
land. Thirteen hundred candidates
have up to now entered the campaign
for membership in the house of COM
mons. OF these about 425 are Con-
servatives. In round numbers Labor
has 400 candidates in the field, the
Asquithian or Free Liberals 300 and
the Lloyd Georgian or National Lib
erals 200. The little Welshhman, who
lost his post as prime minister last
week. is vigorously striving to IN
crease the number of candidates I'M
der his banner.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
|C|IIZthS MAY
| ASK FOR RELIEF
UNITED STATES TARIFF COM
MISSION WILL HEAR ALL ON
NEW TARIFF REVISION
Application for Changes In Hatos
Open to Common People as
Well as Richest
Corporations

Washington.-ITl voice of the com
mon people will be heard on an equal
ity witt the roar of the greatest cor
poration in the application of Presi-
dent Harding's new extraordinary tar
if revision powers, under rules OF
procedure announced under rules OF
procedure announced Thursday by the
United States tariff commission.
Each American citizen who can
show a cause for redress will have
the same right as the Standard OIL
company or the United States Steel
Corporation to file an application for
changes in tariff rates, according to
the commissions announcement. The
applicants whether individual or cor
poration. must merely file the request
for relief in writing to the commission.
The statement must contain the appli-
cants name, residence, business ad-
dress, occupation, the kind of relief
sought and the grounds for it,
Appeals for rate changes can be
based on allegations Of business injury
OF loss from any one of three causes.
]. Changes in economic conditions
making existing individual rate
burden to the applicant (section 315).
2. Losses incurred through unfair
business methods employed by COM
peting importers (section 316). and
g. Infliction of preferential taxes
against American exports by any for
eign nation (section 317).
The first cause will give American
business men an opportunity to OBJ
tain tariff relief if changing econom-
ic conditions drive existing rates 'out
of date" They can obtain relief, il
their grounds are sufficient, without
the necessity of having the whole tar
if bill rewritten.
The second cause viii give protec-
ton to concerns or individuals com
peting with Importers. Under this
section, the president can levy addi-
tional duties against any importer
engaged in unfair price cutting, full
line forcing. commercial bribery or
any other method of unfair competi-
ton. If the offender persits, the
president is empowered to prohibit
him from further importations.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
Revolution on In West Tbraoe

Observation-Disclosures has broken out
in Western Thrace. where the Bull
garian, Turkish and Greek popula-
lions have organized to obtain auto
nomy, said Sofia Dispatch to the
Daily Express. The revolutionaries
are reported to have occupied Sores,
80 miles northwest of Saloniki and
1876 miles southwest of Adrainople.
Jugo Slav frontiers. Western Thrace
Is under Greek rule.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
eIa. Run Of saIr1on on In oreaon

Portland. Ore.-One of the largest
if not the largest runs of silver side
salmon in the history OF the state is
in progress along the Oregon coast,
according to r. IT, Clanton, superin-
tendent of hatcheries OF the state fish
commission. Huge catches are being
made by trollers off the mouths Of
coast streams. he said, and several
cannerles on the Columbia river are
operating as result With full
crew Of worknen
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
Britain to Make Second Payment

Jondon.-Great Britain will make
another payment November IS of about
s50,000,O00 to the United States on ac-
count of back interest on the money
borrowed in war time, 1t was stated
ut the treasury department Thursday.
A similar amount was paid on Octo-
her Is. The principal sum Of the
debt is S277. 100000.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
airl Convicted of 1st Degree Murder

White Cloud. Mich-Mrs Meda Ro-
del. 2O-year-old Swamp country girl,
was found guilty OF first degree muir
der by circuit court jury here
Thursday in connection with the death
OF her Invalid fa,herin-law. David
Hodell The jury had deliberated a
little more than two hours.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03
Mining Man Called by Death

Salt Lake-Robert Campbell Gem
NELL. assistant managing director OF
the Jackling mining properties. died
OF heart failure Wednesday afternoon.
Death occurred on the train on which
Mr.. Gemmell was en- route from the
Chino Copper company properties at
Hurley. N. NJ. to Los Angeles.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

The highest loss in freight claims
In any year before government control
became effective was $35.0O000C and
for each OF the past three years this
figured had been increased to approx
imately $1OO,000.O0O,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

An enormous increase of crime in
the United States during the second
year of prohibition enforcement legis-
lation. as compared with the first
years record, is reported.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

Commissioner Thompson of the ship
ping board notified Chairman Lasker
of his intention to place his resigna-
ton in the hands of the president, but
has agreed to continue as member of
the board until congress has disposed
of the pending merchant marine leg
islation.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

This your Make of your questions
thai puzzng will pleasure and privilege
fully promptly all questions submitted
limited jul and address accompany
For special information send stamped envelope All
always be held in absolute confidence.
All letters should be addressed plainly pen and ink
Helen Brooks Box l545, Salt Lake City aL/-[3 n
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

Ten thousand miles were added to
the completed federal aid highways of
the nation during the fisaci year end
ing last June. according to the United
States department OF agriculture. The
addition brings tho mileage in com
pleted federal aid roads up to 17,7O0.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

Pocatello. "A special term of the
state supreme court has been order
ed to be held in Pocatello. The term
will begin Monday Nov. 10 and con-
tinue throughout the week. All five
Judges will sit at the session.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

The first stamp OF the new live cent
denomination bearing the likeness OF
Former President Roosevelt was pre-
scented to Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

Burley.-Boise was chosen as con-
vention city for the next state meet
ing of the Idaho State Federation OF
womens Clubs at the closing session
of the ninth biennial gathering Of the
organization
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03

Tentative plans for an attempted
flight of army airplanes around the
world have been under consideration
for some months by air service Off
Gals, it was learned.