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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
CONGRESSMAN RIDDICK
ENTERS FALL CAMPAIGN
Popular Congressman's Supporters
Throughout the State Stand Ready
to Get Behind Him.

Lewistown, Sept. 13.-Congressman
Carl w. Riddick arrived in Lewistown
Tuesday morning of this week. En-
route westward they stopped day or
two with friends in Chicago and spent
one day in Miles City where Mr.. Rid
dick conferred with State Chairman
Joe d. Scanlan.
Congressman Riddick remained here
a few days and then started out on a
tour Of several counties of the state
in behalf of his campaign for United
States senator.
Before leaving Washington he ar
ranged with the National Republican
committee to send number of speak
ers of national reputation into Mon
tana. Among them are Governor AL
len of Kansas, Senator Capper of Kan
sas, Senator johnson of California,
former Governor Goodrich of Indiana,
Raymond Robbins of Washington, Ted
dy Roosevelt, Jr., of Washington and
perhaps Senator Poindexter of the
state of Washington.
Speaking of the efforts of the Great
Falls Tribune and other Democratic
papers to belittle the offers of Attor-
ney General Rankin to assist in the
Riddick campaign, the congressman
said:
"Of course it will be the mission OF
the Democratic newspapers to endea-
vor to create discord and sore spots
among the Republicans, and real Re.
publicans will pay very little attention
to what they say. Mr.. Rankin will
assist in any manner in electing the
entire Republican ticket and has Of
fered his able assistance directly te
my race. l desire to state here ant
now that Wellington D. Rankin is moi
skulking in his tent but is a true
sportsman, and to say that appre
ciate his big offer is to state it mildly
"Since arrived in the state I have
received many letters which demon
strate that my friends in every sec
tion of Montana are eagerly waiting
the word to jump into the campaign
for me with all the vim and ardol
which marked their work Throughout
the primary campaign, and I can say
full-heartedly, that no man ever en-
tered into campaign with more true
blue supporters than those who art
. behind me in this race, and there is
no such word as fail in their vocab
ulary."
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
EVA FRAZIER ELECTED
VALLEY COUNTY QUEEN
Close Race in Contest Which Closed
Saturday Evening". Miss LOrene
Smith Second in Race.

Miss Eva Frazier, daughter of Coun-
ty Treasurer w. L. Frazier, was the
lucky winner in the contest to select
delegate from Valley county to at
tend the Montana State Fair and help
select queen for the state. The race
between Miss Frazier and Miss Lo-
rene Smith was very close and the
Judges, DR.. Hoyt, c. H. Alderman
and Professor Williams, re-counted the
ballots several times before the Off
cial announcement was made. The
vote was as follows:
Miss Eva Frazier ............,..- $4,000
Miss Lorene Smith -.-......... Al, 200
Miss Cecilia Gritz ...... 25,700
Miss Frazier left Monday evening
for Helena where she will be in at
tendance at the queens court all week
as guest of the state fair manage
ment.
Late Saturday afternoon several
thousand votes for Miss Frazier came
in from Hinsdale her former home
and the Courier received grist of tel
ephone calls for papers in order tt
build up the totals of the differen
candidates from the friends who were
working hard for their favorites.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
new LIST SHOWS
HEAVY INCREASE
1857 REGISTER IN COUNTY TO
VOTE AT THE NOVEMBER
7TH ELECTION.
321 new NAMES ARE ADDED
About One-Third of Voters In County
Are Women. Many Have Reg
istered During the Last
Few Days.

County Clerk & Recorder Lou E.
Bretzke completed the official regis
tration list of the general election this
week and the list now shows a total
of 4657 at the primary election. The
majority Of the new voters were regis
tered during the last two or three days
before closing the books and Mr..
Bretzke advises that large number
of them were women voters. Approx
imately one-third of the entire list
of voters are women. The three Glas-
gov precincts and the Oswego pre-
cinct show the heaviest increase. Fol
lowing is list of the number Of reg
istered voters in each precinct:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
UNIQUE RELIGIOUS SERVICES

On Sunday Elder and Mrs. J. C.
Page and Elder Bronson motored out
to Midway and were guests at the
A. w. Edd farm. A threshing crew
was at work but all activities were
suspended for an hour and upon an
invitation from Mr.. Edd the party
held religious services which the men
expressed themselves as appreciating
and enjoying very much.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
MANY APPLICATIONS FOR
MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS

Scarcely day goes by that the
Courier does not receive one or more
inquiries for a comfortable furnished
house for the winter months. The ex-
cellent school advantages offered in
Glasgow brings people from miles
around to make the city their home
during the school months. If you have
a house to rent, furnished or unfur-
nished, notify the Courier and we will
be glad to refer applicants to you.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
SUMNER FALLOW PAYS

Homer Duncan, who resides on the
south bench, was in Nashua with his
family on Tuesday of this week. Homer
is a firm believer in summer fallow
as he has demonstrated to his own
satisfaction that it pays. Last year
he summer titled a field of land that
lust threshed 26 bushels per acre.
Right along the side Of the summer
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
GROWS BIG RADISH

Mrs. Robert Crane Of Barnard sent
to Thoeny Thursday a common long
red radish that weighed tx pounds.
The radish showed such wonderful
growth in the spring that Mrs. Crane
pulled the other radishes from near
it and gave it plenty of room. She
also sent some potatoes, which, had
she sent them to the fair, would
have made other spud exhibits go
some.-Thoeny Review.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
NEW PATENTS ISSUED

The following patents have been is
sued from the Glasgow land office re-
Gently:
Andrew Quale, Frazer; John w. Bar
nard, Telegraph Creek; Olaf Reistad,
Barnard; Erick Johnson, Glasgow;
Ernest Adler, Hinsdale; William Mar
tin, Sioux Pass; Hattie B Hage, Barr;
Mathew ] Adams, Saco; Frank Paska,
Amidon, N. D.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
SOCIETY EDITOR MOVES

Mrs. w. w. Hurd, society editor on
the Courier, has moved from her res
idence on the south side to the Rapp
hotel for the winter months, where
she will be pleased to have any society
items handed in to her. Her telephone
number will be the same as the Rapp
hotel, No. 62, and news items for the
Courier should be telephoned to her
at this number.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
MISS SMITH PLEASES

On Thursday evening, a small but
appreciative audience
attended the musicale given by Miss
Lorene Smith of Glasgow at the Ma
jestic theatre. Besides selections on
the piano, she gave several vocal Sc
lections and renditions on the ukelele,
which received enthusiastic applause
-Hinsdale Tribune.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
SENATOR KIRTON HERE

Senator H. M. Kirton Of Malta was
a Glasgow caller Wednesday, coming
down to visit his father, E. M. kir-
ton, register of the local land office,
and to look after some business mat
ters.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
AN APPRECIATION

The Deaconess hospital wishes to
express appreciation of the beautiful
flowers sent by the Episcopal ladies;
also for the fish which were donated
by unknown parties.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29
SHERIFF APPOINTS A
DEPUTY AT TOBISON

On September 5th E. B. Olson of
Tobison was appointed special deputy
sheriff. Mr.. Olson was sheriff at
Williston, N. D. for several years and
was very aggressive in ridding that
country of horse thieves. He is we'll
known through the northern part Of
Valley county and his appointment
will meet with general favor.-Thoeny
Review.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29

upon noticing that they are dim or
o.. ming red to turn out every light
~ hey can possibly spare. This
WI. III the plant officials to give the
city ',ous good service during
the tim. y repairs are being made
on the biz ,lesel generator.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29

Photograph shows Mrs. Clara
Phillips entering the court house
at Los Angeles, where she cooly
and calmly faces trial for the
"Stone Age" murder Of Mrs. AL
berta Meadows, widowed bank
clerk, of whom she was jealous.
Mrs. Phillips is wearing hat
loaned her by Mrs. Madeline OBJ
enchain, also in Jail on murder
charge.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29

General Sir Charles Townsend,
hero of the siege of Kut ell Amara,
in Mesopotamia, has just declared
in Paris that the Allies must sur
render Constantinople or precipi-
tate a holy war of all Moslen,s,
in India as we'll, that will menace
the existence of the British En-
pire.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29

Frank Chestnut of Havre has been
looking after business matters in this
vicinity the past few days.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29

fallowed land he had a piece of spring
plowed land that yielded ID bushels
per acre. What more evidence do you
want, asks Momer Nashua Indepen-
dent.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-09-29

Note: Nos. /, 10, II, IL and 35 were
taken from Valley by Daniels county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
OMEN High Low Close
CTOker'S Son ReSiStS
Disposal Of Property

New York. May The present dis
nns,iIon Of the estate Of Richard Croker
MI l.. resisted by his son. Richard
CROKER Jr.. who declared tonight that
y, would undertake any litigation ncccS-
s.,ry to secure whatever rights ne might
have This Is the nrst statement re
harding the disposal OF the estate OF
IN, ate Tammany Chicftain. made by
a.. ~ur since the death OF Richard
cocker q; GlcucaIrn, Ireland.
"EruIrdl".." Of IN" terms OF any VIII
ina, my father may have made. Mr..
rrpkrr said. Il Will refuse absolutely
{, ar.,uc~cc in the situation now with
respect To his property. Whatever
rights have. I shall enforce and am
prepared ;o fight 1t out in court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Few Exceptions to the Gen
eral Tendency Were Among
the Oilers Business Back
ward. Owing to UnScaSon-
able Weather.

L--'s.-t - 81 =
New io'" &C.. =
nheS u r,..,,a 49,. e
SndfAeI 4'si ,4.r,,. c..r'..H
'ess "iss -, , s;a.....:
% 'HV -
'o4utne VI .n..
There were 4 few eNce3N'"S ,ns
tendency ard par''HH.a:'! s.., re.l
oils Even IN mat Ff"rP' .rs srs.
undsputed !eade:>"'r' "'. -, for
auent MANIFESTATIONS e
pronts. ,,r...,,e
sentiment o'HS' ',.'' .,.'...,.i p,
lcIScISs eNiteH :! 49, Tnn
'conupuance 81 '''.'."a S 900 go = n
ahoertone @ S'A"''"'" >,,-.. ~
grade indusI:i"'S l,'"''1
RpplS over US'"t.," ,,.,..,, r,,> ~sc
&c" % tt's -. a.. TO-"
20 tee 0u.' ,,,....v r,.,,.....sd
'noh'ns we r~.i..... .rr,
cnedp anu ''' ne ." ... 81
recently reported ~ ''''""''' ,....
basic materials M"S u@,''. ,,...i
road earnings ahoT-t" $3.50"
for encourage Mt ana ''' S. -
internauonA! 'urFea'.'S h'''
passing Of aE".ht: S"'S'''''' '''..
Genoa .....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
STEUBENVILLE
OVER MILLION
INVOLVED IN
PARTITION SUIT

Steuhrnvillc. May An action. seek
Inc the appointment of n receiver and
partition Of III" property Of the late
Martha McConvillc or this city. was
filed in court here by Bessie Lewis Nc
Kee, Martha Ingham Burgan. Walter
and Johr InEham. they naming Daniel.
Thomas and James McConville. sons Of
the deceased. as defendants. The pro-
rcrty involved is valued At 81 .000. 600.
being mostly downtown business build
lngS.
The plaintiffs alIcge that defendants
arc exercising control OF the property
without authority, have made no ac-
counting Of rents collected and that
they used undue influence previous to
the death Of Martha McCcnTllc. who
died At tho age of 81. to secure twn
deeds, conveying IN them two tracts Of
city real estate and also induced the
aged woman TO destroy will and ex.
ccute another one practically disln-
heriting the plaintiffs.
The plaintiffs ask tha, the court ap-
point a receiver for the properties Of
the deceased. both roa, and personal.
that deeds alleged to have been il
legally secured b. declared null and
void. that correct accounting be re-
Ulred Of the defendants and that the
real estate be partitioned among the
real heirs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
IRON REVIEW

New York. May The steel market
IS sal being restricted Ivy the coal
strike and operations for the week have
been reduced about i've per cent the
production Of the steel corporation De-
Ing now about % per cent OF capacity
aud independents not over o. per cent
II is expected that further contraction
VIII occur.
PIG iron ~ also in an unsettled con
d.tion but many EXPECT the coal strlhe
10 he settled ry July J. Most OF me
sales being made arc from stock Tor
prompt shipment.
Copper has shown a generally hFm
tone owing 10 a continued FAR demand
for domestic consumption and ratncl
better export business. Most of the
latter has been for shipment TO Germany
and France but china has been small
huvc- while the recent advance in Lon
don has been accompanied by renewed
inquiry from British buyers. None OF
The producing interests arc now reported
sellers below the IS cent basis while
some of them are asking IS cent higher
AMI mos, Of the smaller lots onercd
seem to have been pretty well c4eaheo
W.
I.nc has not been very active ana
r~.ccs arc a shade higher owing 10 III
creased competition for business al
though this is partly Offset by lar
import inquiry. ,;-,
Tin advanced slightly on the bui'i"h
showing Of the visible supply but Id''r
reacted on the disappointing action "i
London. Consuming demand IS SUI
light. ,;ao
Lead was unchanged. while OUTSIDE
holders arc offering little more freely
40 weakness Ie apparent Antfn""!
remains firm. with fair inquiry from
consumers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
PADEN CITY

raden City. May 5.-Mrz J. II Biz
Letter has as her guests. Mrs. A. O.
Fritz and two children OF Canton. o.
Earl Allworth. we'll known young
man Of this city who was removed to
the Ohio Valley General Hospital in
Wheeling n few days ago. continues
very i'll and little hopes are entertained
for his recovery. The young man was
accompanied TO Wheeling by DR.. Bruce
Refer He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Book.
Mrs. S. z. Tallman was the guest Fri
day. Of friends in Sistersville.
c. C. Merritt will occupy the pulpit
ut the Church Of Christ here at both
services. Sunday. Mr.. Merritt. who re-
sides in St Louis. No, is making
tour Of the Churches in the interest Of
Missions.
Paden City Pottery. will leave Monday.
for Boston, Baltimore and New York.
on a business trip.
George Danner, Junior. sman son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banner, has been
critically Ill, suffering from a mastoid
gathering.
Rev. C. f. Daley. pastor Of the H. f.
church. and Rev. c. A. Snider, pastor Of
the Sistcrsvillc NJ. f. church, will ex-
change pulrits, Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Hall spent Friday eve
ming in New Martinsville, as the guest
OF friends.
Miss Gertrude Kimole- daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. & II. kinble. shopped.
Thursday in Sistersville stores
Mrs Charles Thomas OF New Mata-
moras who has been critically IN fol-
lowing an operation in the Wetzel coun-
ty Hospital is slowly recovering. Mrs.
Thomas Is the sister Of J. J. Shannon
local business man.
4 number OF young people from this
city boarded the Homer Smith at New
Martnsville, Friday evening and en-
joyed the excursion run in local waters.
Tho steamer did not dock at the local
wharf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
Marvellous Engine Not
Approved By Engineer

New York. May 1.---Arhut West. man
agcr Of the power. engineering ard
sales department OF the Eethlche NJ
steel company. issued Il statement to-
night denying that he had inspected and
approved an automobile engine designed
by II. II Elmer. treasurer and general
manager of the Globe Malleable Iron &
Stce! company. Of Syracuse. rs an
nounc"d from that city two weeks ago.
~ that time the claim was made that
the engine would run three hundred
miles on a gallon Of fuel. costing five
ana 4 half cents.
AS Mr.. Elmer well knows" said Mr.
Vests statement. IT have mo know
ledge whatever of this engine. and nave
never been (" Syracuse or clScw here to
inspect Il. I regard his claim AS en-
tire!y impossible"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
NEW HAVEN PLAN OPERATIVE

TIC Stree, heard saturday NaI LIr
New Haven plan for taking care Of the
eu-callcd European loan OF 1907 will be
declared operative next Tuesday IN
banking quarters. however. no definite
Information Was given out as TO the
exact date, although II was thought
enough deposits had been rcc1ii"d or
promised TO put the plan in operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
BOSTON BRAVES. I.
To PLAY HERE
WILL MEET TEAM co"oSED OF
PICK OF THE MACxS AND
wEHTON HNE6- .~'
Double Bill is Carded for League PsEk
Fans NEXT Sunday =
Afternoon

Announcement was made last nShH
that the Boston Braves Will appear AZ
League Park next Sunday afternoon 70
meet team picked from the McConkeys
and tho weirton mines Of the Ohio VAL
lev lnter-City League offering to me
fans a most attractive caro- az tne
W.cks and Weirton will meet In tho
fret came OF the double header.
The game is booked and everything
arranged The Braves win bring Hank
Cowdy, Southworth, Dick Rudolph. NICK
olson. Ford. HoIke. Beckcl, Barbara.
Cruise and Gibson.
The Mack-weir game will be called
ut 1870 and the second game Is sched'
uled for 3 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

ChicaSo. May 6.-Whcat on the hoarn
Of trade here today was unsettled AZ
the start with short covering IN eN'-
dcrcc. The May option broke Sharply
and CARED the deferred deliveries OH
with II. hu' support N the May was
lacking on III" way down. Som" sop
loss orders were uncovered. After start
ing sc ,ower 20 !. higher. WIN MAY
l29Tl39l. and July 1.@t@ I" l.''
prices underwent further S"iohcN
which was followed by somewhat o:
rally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
TRADE EVENT siaf''
At THE FERRY.
RETAIL "RCHAM1S "sT11VE1
OPENS THIS NoRN1HG-PHXox
IRWIN TO SPEAK
Purpose II to Establish Better Asthods
OF Handling Retail BunnssG

The Retail Merchants Institute VIII
open at Martins Ferry this morning a:
II o'clock Pryor Irwin. one OF tho
greatest speakers on this work. Will
speal, m Meeting Today's Competf-
ton" Tho meeting will he held at the
EoarJ or Trade rooms. All bankers re-
iaIl.r$ and wholesalers have been in
vitcd to attend. In the evening at 7:sO
about zoo residents Of the farming dis
trict high school pupils. retailers and
their clerks have been invited to ATTEND
whether members Of the institute or
not.
4 drive was started several weeks ago
under the direction OF the Board Of
Trade to get enough merchants inter-
ested in this movement SO that IN in
stitute could be started. As the result
Of two-day drive. about thirty-hve
members were secured.
The Purpose
The purpose Of the institute Is to es~
.ahlish a better way Of handling store
by both the clerks and managers
Through the efforts Of the Board OF
Trade, it was possible to put this move
ment through and it is thought that It
will be successful.
The institute lasts for Owe days with
two meetings each day. Pryor Irwin
will lecture Monday. Tuesday and We'd
riesday The last two days DR.. Stanley
krebs will speak. Or. Krebs Is pree!-
dent Of the Mercantile Art institute OF
New York City and II Is great AZ
vantage 10 have this noted speaker 70
address the merchants Of Martins Ferry.
An invitation has been sent to many
Bcllaire merchants TO attend these meet
irss. The institute was put over big In
that city several weeks ago. It Is hoped
that the merchants and all who are in
terested in this movement will be bene-
fitcd as many members Of the Martins
Perry Board Of Trade have gone to much
trouble TO make this success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
STEEL MERGER
NOW UNDER WAY
Problems Of Plant Valuation
Will Hold Up Consumma-
ton of the Deal.
BY HENRY CLEWS


N"w York. May :. A''N'" '''sH"~ - "
! Of lndcpcmd""; leo. pau WI" It ""
! /" hS'"rLtihhfh' 90 '".'' \'.'.'' ,..,.
r''N"h WIN '"' P'"'''E'' 90 ,1,
fE't'"'r ''t''' ~ 80 ..a,,r1 !, t..
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! ~. .'N''' ''''' - 1885,. ,rc,,icu,-
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| ~ ''''E''''''' o. co., .,,rl,.-
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! /" "' cape = &, '' ~ ,,,, ia, N.
ration :" mat II well" ,t,,..,,"' 90.
! ''' 'I'|'"'" o. ~" ".." NV, 80 u,
"'h'e, as J." '''. 81 -. r,,.,,,or or
expected 't"'" = ~ ,'r,bor
',''' N'"'H nv ,',,,, -, rrcSant
u'"''r'4 HuN,'"" ~ a,,,.,,, no d.,,
"i'h'ush !" NC '''H ,,,.,. i. n,f,
urea 'A-'l !" N"o'' ,,...,,>.l ,r,,,,er,,on
! -" '"' - ,,,,o,,,,,r in th,l
MAI !" "'"". w. ,,,dnstriaJ
'""m"yl'"' !" l"' - .ic,u.Iv ,mprnv,-
! '''T''''" ~ "'' ,r,n.r,inr or
49, w." ,,..,,,d - 9. result, OF
F''"' ,''", 49,. ..., I,n,lt.d decree
" '"Nn'' ",' 49, ..,, unnatural ilr
htS IA" @'1hc 80. "..'''"
( sec! nutr!t N"| '"''
Railroads Still Showing kesutts'
Preliminary figures for III" f'GI""NN
Guria:. the mui,:h nC .N"rIl POINT 10 t!'
probability rhd' earnings Al inc TAI" q
:, per cent vii l." .'"v"d l.! r'ISN
roads for that mouth IN, /" ''""
/ thar hIi h''n '>r''.'''- u" wa ~
If ;h" past few day, "''>c -" j. ~
81 the forecasts often ""."' '''N'
lutCvStA," commerce '''''''IE',.n
shortly nrdcr 4 reduction ~ rates &C
'"mDary'rE tbs, h""',"', - ~" ct I,'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
GUN CLUB SHOOT

Members Of the Greater Wheeling Gun
club will hold their first shoot on their
traps on tho northern end 81 tho Island
this evening and a large number are e1-
pcCtcd To participate. Interest in the
trap game has grown steadily. and tho
club is growing daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08
BISHOP JRS. WON.

The Bishop JUNIORS won an interesting
game from the East End All-Stars Sat
urday by score OF ST.. Watkins, pitch
ing for the Bishops had fifteen strike
outs 4 three game series is being ar
ranged between these two teams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-08

cont stock Of the Shcil-Union Oil Cor
i"rIflnn The company was formed
recently as a mcrErr &C the American
properties or tn" Royal Dutrh-Sh"H
group and the ua.3n on company o!
delaware