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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

AN, "A ,raIH nId, fIya f""l tleV"h
oud "a hnIT inuhsn III. psif'''ly 40" ""''
Iuho uIrnIy 81 "AsIulH. iB"If I" ""''"'"
and Walking anl h"~linI ~ WHICH, '''
u, ,n., VOC, ptDn.a "'h "h""' y"
,,,,,,,lu In nay woIphI ~" "'"ba "t"
I ,.sI,h.d ihI p",inds Wsil hl"'' 'h"'"'
L,., IN vuIuI u Luh Iti"fH To-" h""''
,.,.t am uuw di.Iiup ""h have '"'"'"'
4, Inp ,n, rdiInr I" TT ~ IL" 'h'hr"
! nn ooIlrH ""h " So" '"n """" ""'
,.u,.,I,,,s nnd rdh nng li"'n" !" W."
not u vIII h" "e,y "''h appreciate"
IrneLfnr, n,o,p d"Y. :. g'"r"f'"l'
un au.., I '"r 81 '"if"" -" 80 """'
- - su"Ii up""n 81 ""1n,
im,h ~" - ~" f"Il"wl"E hl"h'".
u,,.II rn,IInua, onf 80" rt"'" ~ """
h,..d nr utah"m lmeuh "nh -" hu',"'
,.hhpE" rlnw. rrlun"h, h"""''" "r'""' ..
l,,,urc "ud yluerrr. nll'"h i"m"'"'""'
fIull salad
It,nn, small pt.,. ~ tenn m'rt. arc
or Iw" 81 nnm" v"g"inhl"h m""''""'"
,h,,r I'm lunch mrhI u" hIrud ~" bat
tor. lhunU portion "r ni"w"h i'E" WIN
mo- sugar added. 81 about rlr "'"~"h
urtncr ono tsw rtftIr h"f"F" H"lhH 4"
I,cJ Bathing bot woru meals ana n" nj
,ulul
| AN getting along flno on above dot
bat got urrIIy tiT0h ~ III" rnm" f""d MI
tho ttuo nuf hof,o f"H tH# aha TOW
non -fniI'uinG ilontE l." nay menus VIII
,uuIn. between n"nln hnrt' E"t
hungry Ia ~" Inihhl" al the n"I
aud anaruu"u nud nn "rnio would help
- Htiis
Annwar b"ino hcift bal not ~" inn'l'
) uti ,,nIid Il" ia. ti"nu hiunrn'l at AT
IUU oven yOU I,"n.i w"iIY lf y"n h""p
nruund lao ITuI dlniaiy In lnr"ahlbin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
ERASMUS WILSON'S D
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
WILL BE- IMPRESSIVE

Very improssivo funeral csrsmonies
viii DO held today at Pittsburgh for
Erasmus Wilson, the quiet ObseSVervf
n native OF belmont county, Ohio
Attended by = uniformed 6uaFA 81"
| Hoy trauip. tha bOdy will lis IN s'Als ~
tho TirHt Presbyterian ohurch IRON -
nnlouL uuiil i7ls0 O'Clock. the hour Tor
! tho funeral snrvics.
The Itsv. Dr. Malta nj Alexander WIN
deliver the sermon without any tsst hna
| the ssrvIres viii ba public Honorary
| nnlIbanrnra have bnen selected from the
| chamber az Commerce. Abe Pattetson
| post No. b. q. 4. H.: Union Vstarah
| Lrrlon No. !. the Allegheny county 1907
Scout orEn niIatlon. tho Pittsburgh FreSi
club. tho Veteran Newspaper Mems a.
rocIation OF tho PreHs club ana thu
! Johnrtown Flood Correspondents asso-
, citation, TO all Of which Mr.. Wilson be-
! longcd
The Rev. DR. Daniel L. Marsh. pastor
of the SmithneId street Methodist
| EpIscopal church. pnid tribute to M.
Wilson ut tho services In the bmlthheld
| church. saying: 5
And now he has passed into the I'm.
mortality of which no no often sp6ks.
IIs IL now the quiet Observer OF the
jnaprr walls constructed OF his Aops,
and Of tho gates OF pearl fashloDSd
from his filth. and Of the streets o.
J gold paved with his love for his fs'l0v'
/ men" 81
Members OF tho YOUNGSTOWN FiooA Or.
respondence hsrocihtion adoptsd ~
f0liOwina resolutions: vi
Whereas. The daath Of Erasmus WI.
non has taken from this OTHAniSAtloA
ono Of iia original Inomtsrsi thsrsfor1,
, bn 10 HG
iissnlved. That ws In common with
| tho many who auffnr IN this bsroAte,
| Ioont s.i1hd our sympathy "a the ptv.
| vivi#s fsisiIvsa or MI Wilson. SD -
| N fuIihoT tfsl
| Dissolved. That va VIII sttsBA the
| ruHsIsi ~ iha FlTsi fIsslrtHvbAN
rh,uUh. TuaIday, January ~. 1917,
ntGUeia and directors ~ the ttVs'
hi,sh rIgs. uiub, ~ which NJ Wilson
rns ~" "idsa' pisIhsr. ina, AMI aASbt-
~ isn0iuitoD az his dsstb ana ~
pointed . commits. a. represent The
o,uanl,ailDn 81 the funeral The ttAps
| IuIlUn Tprhnt
| u 10 vim emotions whldh We saunee
adequately cypress that ~s ts"stA me
| das,h ~ yr-p,us Wilson. una ~ The
| oldest AMI mos, Vayatsd hsnberN,
| founder rnJ vioss pvssld.n, ~ the vatAfs
| ans sssooIa,ion ana . dsIIEbiful 00Np
panion ~ many y happr octssiSN fNAb
] Wilson re'nindsd me ~ the siieNl M1Ds
I hrohu ~ tina forest straight, otur9IS
| trus. Hs had our rsspedt and eAMlyAs
| ton. Wa loved him and We sniOye4 blo
| ooBpsnIonship. Wa pTissd his fTioe1b
ship ana W. Appreciated the oppogtuAl.
| tios that permitted NJ 10 hear ne WOgN1
81 wisdom. HAS Wilson was go o.
| thoss rare WHanpiss OF the eio 01oOole
Of Newspaper writing who hAyN IN
nucoNnaorr Wa dsplOrs bLS eOlb1 a.
wo are only oonsoi"d with the TsnsetieN
! that he will long live With ~ IN nD1gsg
aud In tho memories Of words and doelo
| that mnho him . man among men. ~
| only In his own profession. but u ~
| world Al large.
WHO nn1Gn16AnDO
| -7+aaa0r-77-=---r=-----
Tho 0id.tims dude" whose collars voeo
So high they touched his saSsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
| LH[gafk6h TALKS
By John u Huber; AMMD 4
"SOME HEFTY"

tuI a nan ~ your n"ii I" h""p "p h"'
Ivr Three IuuaIS meals - hHy M"
~ laapI 80 sHH Zee y"ni Ifs"hf"H' W"
wont hut 4 ,uI' 81 n"hp i"i '""'"
and To-, tuu,lnsaa Hak., ""h nave
moo. al rls. ANY Linh ~ ~" i''."h ana
LuiiGI npI.niY huihNrp b"'"s"" """'" !
arpIoH 81 hodilm" n y"u ilh"
ny .usHssii"ns may rlFa 10" pun"
,,I t-u n,n,u v.ishiI bu' y"'i' hl"', ~
..u, wIiin can't 10 hapi ~ 49, I'l'''"'""
by IA. incoming "nh .nt'n""" h""t'
nud bnraiipa yni hnni Hsi s"nl"l"h'
,.,.,I.Ido IT,, ynut bndy's nUnh" tho p"
,uIdn ! uuaRnH, u"h" "u""'", "hl"h
d"u', hulh ~ ~" """'i ~" f"'s ana t'Ve
L,iIm ,uiud snd h"iY h'tVl'n
Iiavo v",u parent" ana r"uT FAMILY
Lnfnro yu,i hunn naturally nh"'' p""Bf"
Thon 40 matter what y"m ia, your h"''d
win b." naturally a short ~" You ~"
,Iuh, ~ 10 esnIcissI walking IN bart
lu, rosI walking. 30 miles = day, no lerr
whom you APO used to IT, H"ffn WIN
nyc InlInr tho nrst day ton ID" nsHt nnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

innh \ M.y diod ~ ~" nhl" V"ll"y
h,.n,di.I - ri,"h.usiIl., sunday "y""
la. I.,,n,y IGih ~ q nrI,'h II' 49,"
...I = yn.,. 4 ,n"nihn ""d ~ d-y
b.. In az, yIyad ~ hi" p"'""'" -"h ~"
h,"ihu- Thn"d"," nuh rhw"d F"'
,.,nI n,,nnp n,u.ut" ln,"npl"'"
w.nsb-vs nsisTs.
~, ard MA w h. nrlnp.', 81 fl''"s
burph ia r"Iururd huIu" h"nhny
ur,uIrr, nr"r expanding The w""b enh
with M mud M,s ~ g. waugh, OF
Nurih Main "ir""I
u.rru. Waste, Ia ~ nj hiH homo
on Seventh md ,mmsrc" Hire"'
Mia. MINI W Applrgntn was n bust
u.u, yigltor IN wheeling Monday
Mira irwin Wonvrr rctuU ID Saturday
from Canton. o. called thcrn by inc
death Of her brother. Jnmen bnyunr,
who died Thursday or pneumonia.
Nrg. MARTIN Miller In soriouhly III nj
her hom, over Murphy'n and 10 cont
store.
Mira Jarnsu Smith. OF McKinloyVillo'
,,r, nonduy morning for visit win
her mother. Mrs Charlos Cha lDeIln'h'
Of New Castle. In,
Harry I.ouInan. Of Main street IN"
,i, arm lnokon Friday evening while
siri riding.
Nrn John Dillon aud non. H"As bnn'
#, h,v, returned Ia their homo In DOL
lrniis. o.. after spending three "oeNH
"a i'm Mrn IiiInn'a pnTantn. Mr. hnf MITE
rInnL Miiligan. !,
Dom GAMBIA nnd bridsn formally 81
Alliance. o.. visited Hunhny at tho h""e
,f MI t!nmhlo'R aunt. Nj" I"a" ''na""''
,r Tenth rlrnni. M. t1r. Ut" h"f"H
pnaIilon an rhonlnl In IN" '""a"a"""
mill Nj. AMI MIu. Gambia nav" g""e
tn housok oopluR In T"llanHb"".
I. HsItner loft Monday Tor nh"''
bu.lnous trtp to MrMrrheh.
MiHu IgIla and Ned Davidson "nh MlHH
IIslsn Noland roturnod Snnhhy o'N"'"H
from n Ccw dnya' visit with ro'ht''e' ~
Park wow. ncnr wheeling
Mira. NJ W GiHHa. 81 lioerh hohon'
v,sIt.d I'm Wclpburg Monday.
Mrs. Florence I'run"y. daughter. MISE
Marian. and small son. Franklin OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

Th.fe 10 a certain much d"Tldsd ohaf'
.ot., In f,n,Ion toward whom every now
md than I fsoi . thTIll "r sympathy a"d
understanding
refer 10 pto,a McPlIma"Y. who had
nothl.sS 10 wear
Who wrote that posmr por min"'s
could no, recall hut fsi, perfectly
sur. - was . man. and Investigation
p,ovsd M. correct Of couTas no ono
I'm, n man would have thought u o.
,rnsrdipaTy that tho lady In question
should hAvs shown Aoorn and amaze
mont at having u anEHssied that she 90
INST na sho wan to tho "Htuck-ups GRAND
uall" wear tho dToRq you have on
ana youlI 10 by far tho moNt bright ana
na,,iouIar altar on thu stuoE'up's hort
,or" or that Sha should acorn her
brown MORE antique" sA ball gown.
Ne A.aA Ne Ro~.A.
r.. he .uro. most OF us-osan Of tho
o.,o.it. would have felt that wa
,otaht mad samathias ~ssTAbla IN mat
lnns liaI Of Flora hofUnsayIs dresses
ar y"u have not Tesd ihis "in Poo"
,.It.a "r1.sa MogiimsSTa dTssssa ana
s.iish 'rI.Ts Mariin'ssS'. dIassa" and
-, IL ,t,a aA.i lime y"a 80 4" tho u
ITaTTI UE " b"u nav" '@'" ~ PN" wv
y.,,.aif get u s"d Isad u \" iha y"""s
@, xsnataIionJ nuI The 'l"s ] feel .
h,tn If sv,opa,hy sra u"hs' S,s"hi"u IL
-s., In my avH wsshs"bs D." oil m"n,
,-hsn matthias IL Ias' The ''sh' 'h'"s 80
Z. Jus, tho Tlsht condition \" ~."' ~
s.,,,s p.,'i",'i.T "n"sr'"n.
Surely you havs he'd that sHr"r'""""
fsrpfptns rsussr tttsRdar
lola Mothsv Hushasa went ~ The
Cupboard
gursly you have gone into your cl"'"t
20 TOOK over your clothes 10 SEQ what
would bA tho b"rt thing to wear. and
hrvs como UP discouraged. Your suit
isn't quito drssHy. Tho canton crop.
might do but tho accordion picatinE got
out whsn you were caught In that rain
and q critical inspection shows that IL
won't quite oil tho bill, Tho only other
thing IN your velvet dreRs and you have
worn It Ave times at lea at In the presence
Of some Of tho people who are going 10
~ at the function. And no there YOU
are-like Flora McFlimsey-with moth
ing TO wear.
wouia There Re 30 Many weddings II
One thing I always liked about vaca-
tIona was the way all ones wardrobe
was put into It's best condition and re-
plenishsd TO q degree which ono really
could not AFFORD. girl once told me
that she got an much pleasure out Of
seeing all her gowns and her incest
linseries collected on the bed ready for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
WELLSBURG


atws0Is
WnIIsL",g " w. ion. 10. t""'"
Inrv IInwn,d IrhunI"n. VIII" h"''ng w"
rnrl ulu" mouths hS" -" "h"'"n'ly
rarv s,l ~. -"rI-irry ~ ~" HIw"nl Gun,
hpr boon nnmnh again by III" h"a'u "'
dlr.ri"rr. with u-yn"lhu li"lsl"y M"
william U,UrR" u" naHln'nn," ThIH no
Iug this wNnh. tho club In" n'fshHoh
Tor n brief address on that subject Tor
,hoIr Tucadhy meeting
R.hgnation IL Accepted.
rho rraiguntlUn Of County Comm,r-
sionor Dr. j UhleiRh Arnold wa" OH
clnlly accepted by tho other mombern
ur IN, county court, but with COnHldor-
ohio reluctance II had boon hhpoh
TINT On. Arnold would r"conHidnr inc
matter and remain In tho public service
hut urssrurs ~ other tuhtnonn matters
prevented this.
No one has yet been named Ia sue
coed pr. Arnold u ID undornto0d mat
uumoT0lIr applicants seek the ponIli"h'
the most runnrt"u"un "f whom ara ~ a.
Wells aud A Is Snlund. Dotw"oh ihoh"
Two there In n Mild rivalry ami u IL IN
drTnInOd that tho pIerhhl hi'll""" ~
tho other mrmhrIh az ia" CONT In u"
uttuN tow ~cokr !" i"i"'Y""" h"'"i"
,nnhluG any appointment
Tho roslgnatinn nf County Engineer
,I,u,po w n,eenroh was hln" n""opio"
ua,urdsy. NJ rttcnIoh hnH Indicated
TINT to vii! tatklo ihn contracting b"h'
ucrr win tho ununIy road program
,u,tniIol vary largely tho engineering
rn,co lima been groaIIy TddW"rh. Mr.
IInrry Mri!rnw hnu boon named tn H""-
,oeI Mr. aironIpd. Mr. M"!fn" poH-
,rrurn tho ncrnuGnry qualifications 10
bpu,lIo thin work nud hln pT"'no''oh
will rlcar no hIE many friends throughout
tho county. In addition I" passing on
uAmcruus hilIr, tho court ala" c"h'"rT""
r.IIh the momb"rr Of III" Temporary
, Urllcf Committee.
John Parker May.
John Parker May. son or MI ana mr"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
GAM YOU sYMPATHIZE WITH FLoRA7

packing. with fresh Gibbons !" Ill. Tia
gsTis and ftssh c"llsTa "u tho gowns.
ond al un~"n,.d s'Thy Of allh "'""h'"E
snd sons pN'fso,y ne" Hh"s" as all"
dId out Of any atnata thing during The
vacation ltHsif,
{ sometime. wonder n ihsra were n"
trouascaua ami mono Of t'oHs Hlorih"d
vpoa tiors called honsymo"ns. " he'o
would Ia quite 10 many mHffasss'
Ton,orrow-- BVsn Things Mead q Rest
Homstimss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
BRAIN TESTS


Tho snapHhot Of wan lt"Auin Ia Ills
sfaat rope act HugYrAin l." a rshnH way.
the name 0f an American lhN"' 'i"'
TInwn la tho bouIh can y"u nhinn "
Answer W Yesterday.
CEItmAL pluH ihlt "'n"' hI'IAh
,Ius l'I4IIHIt tIua MAST mlnuh iiriUh
minus IAhT iohvas iarflthl'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

A warming has bnsn Issued Ia ths
public by trty Manager H. q. CrAHo and
city Solicitor ], J, u. OiTisn not 1"
throw glass ana paper Ia tho garbage.
This warning follows thu taking over
Of the oily piaEsy "n T~"nty-nin'h
street by Harry C"nioy az Ehama"o"'
MiUh. Persons throwing papar and klaba
la tho garbage will bs Huhioli I" prone
"utlnH and tho garbage COLLECTORS have
basn Instructed IL report any Vial"tl"ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

IpIi 'hlld." ,,uii"'.' 'i'l. '."""I"il"n
"T ISurlnrn nud i""i
IhIs rn,lI Io n",,h H., ,il".lln".
ro,Es r,,",i"t. ,url","y ""h ,"IV'' -
n.to, . nt,n yniu nut r"mf" tthl"
wit Tui runrI oud "ut'l"'u w"a' TIA"
lnpginpu ,siuui ~ thu wnl"llln" ia"
Pattern H. ,ul IN I rla"n. .. IT, I, n"'
l. ,rrru T. requires ~, luIhr ~ 81
fnch umt"t ini Zee Il I y"nI HlP'.
\ unII,rn 81 ihlH llluHirutl"n malI"h
T." az, uhhIurr "u I"r"Ipi "r IA cont"
IL rllV"r ~ riumpu
wrIIr nnnn nnd addrnr" plainly Mend
- cents H. Tho inirlllgonoor oni"".
Wheeling. ~ Va,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

l,jiil.u, ylali.d SUNDAY sns1Raen ~
ne hmm. ~ NJ AMI Me- w, n NM
" iu,n,n.,t. s''..I
Way M.,ih-, d.nph,., ~ NJ sNN
M. n.,I Hbsddlns. II III NJ hAt k"mA
~ pIu..n,h rvA.h
Ms 4 W r-,p.ni.'. ~ Hs,hsSy,was
shrppIra H. wsIiSbutE Nordsy Morn.
lnH $500
MI-- Th.fma Lyt.. ~ ths Jacob plAee.
hnr rome ~ pssoh Hoitom. whsrs M
vIu make hsr home. lg
Attorney 10. g. Gigass. Of Wbssslnel
vIuItcd Hunday ~ tho home NJ his par
rntp Mr.. md Mrs. w. X. d9hss, u
Yankee street.
- u
Dignity IN somsthinK that \ nan puts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
OUnaTIOHU AND ANnWnno
The Cat ana the Parrot
Answer Tho cat mny have tubarou

hnHwer Tho cat mny have tubaroul0
ala, Many animals h"vo this dls"aH"-
pnTT0tp frequently tpalitnCohlb), ]
uhouif got rid ~ The 'hi IN }"nr DAN"
All Inquiries ahdr"nH"d 10 bT, Huber
In caro- 81 tho "IInnlth Tnlkh' depart
,nrni viii la anW"osrd IN those "oiuInnH
In their turn Thin requires o0nnidor
.nLIn lime h"WrvNr. owing Ia tho HTsAl
number Iuroiv,d 30 n pnrs0nal ~
ut,irLrr Iupiy In dnniTed. u stamped and
ssl -nddIsBnud envelope mubt be al
oI""od WIN ~" d"'"' Ito" --'"' '"'"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
WHO nnMHa6DnHO

Tho old time dude" whose collars v1eo
ia high they touched his eaTsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17
rOnr nnnnI nnnn FIT.

fort iian,Y usn"h, "sS"oi"'l"" WI
h.ld . sp.,iai mss,inA a." 1h"' "d"y ~"
,Ins 10 pu nn Iheli d"Hi"n way 90
az udId.taa nnI - ."uI"I nrnsl"0 VIII 10
hAld snsI the inltloil""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-17

" you asI"", ~" W." l"'n""' ""
hu,y tho doad pur, p"u a." I"Ii "f ~"
dead past
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Hector Haight was here from Salt
Lake over the weekend. visiting at
the home of his mother, Mrs Clara
Haight- Mr.. Haight is former
Oakley boy who is making good in
the banking business at Salt Lake
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

S. p. Mcintosh of Basin was a
business caller in Oakley Wednes :
day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Miss Reva Howells is spending a
tw weeks vacation at vipont and
Burley.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Miss Mauretta Butler entertained
a few of her friends at a weiner
roast Friday night.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

MILFORD Sagers and Leonard Har-
per wre business callers at Rupert
Tuesday
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ursel Hale OF Noun
tain Meadow are here on business.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Miss Bessie DeGraw OF Wendell i.
visiting friends at Oakley and ia
SIN.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Joe FitzSimmons, game warden,
was in the vicinity OF Oakley Sun
day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

F. H. Critchfield and o. A. Gee
left Monday for Omaha with sheep.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28
LOCALS

Mrs o. A. Gee and sons of Basin
celebrated the oath at Oakley.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Mayo Harper has taken two head
err boxes to Basin and will begin
heading wheat this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

The Misses Naomi Harper and
Hazel West and Mrs. Sadie Burris
motored to Hepburn Tuesday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

H. L. Austin, district manager of
tn Gem State Lumber company, was
in Oakley on business Thursday and
Friday
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-07-28

Bishop Cranney of Marion was
here ON business Wednesday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
BIRDS ARE STILL BOOSTING.

The good people in the neighborhood Of Six
teenth avenue and Twentieth street have been
held in virtually state of terror for weeks by
the menacing performances of TIE armed dopes
eating thugs being housed in the Looney vice
vultures' roost. The force of thugs is aug
mented by couple of man-eating dogs. The
avenue is blocked by the cars of the panic
stricken lieutenants of the underworld. The
occupants Of the roost are without legitimate
means of livelihood, and therefore can be
classified only as common Migrants Their time
is spent in connecting blackmail schemes
through the medium of the underworld scav-
enger appearing in the guise of newspaper
and in framing ruses to defeat the liquor and
dope laws. The roost is disgrace to the COM
munity, a blot and a peril to the locality in
which it is permitted to exist, and would long
ago have been broken up in community hav-
ing officials with courage enough to perform
their sworn duty to the law-abiding and self
respecting people of the city. Looney's vice
vultures' roost would not last over night in any
other civilized community of $4,000 souls in
the United States And nobody knows this bet
ter than the officials Of Rock Island city and
county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
NOTICE TO SHERIFF MILLER.

II Just 80 happened that county election
came along while The Argus was in the midst
Of campaign to put an end to officially pro-
tected lawlessness. The city Of Rock Island
today is practically free Of houses Of prostitu-
ton, bootlessing bars and gambling resorts, &C
cording to the assurances Of Chief OF Police
William H. Fitssimmons. Law-abiding residents
OF East Moline have been persistently protesting
against conditions in that city. The Argus here
with publicly charges that there are IS boot
Logging saloons operating openly and in de-
fance Of the constitution of the United States
in East Moline. The sheriff is the supreme law
enforcement officer Of the county Therefore
Sheriff John Miller can't evade responsibility
for the obnoxious conditions prevailing in East
Moline. The sheriff is iagrantly negligent of
ihis sworn duty when he permits these As bars
to run openly and without any semblance of
restraint The Argus advises Sheriff Miller to
serve notice at once upon Mayor johnson and
Chief of Police Tom Schafer Of East Moline
that if they don't suppress the public sale OF
hooch over the bars Of those As saloons in East
Moline he will proceed forthwith under the
authority of his Office to enforce the Volstead
law in East Moline. The Argus charges that
Sheriff Miller knows those illegal bars are
operating in East Moline, and in tolerating
them he is violating his oath of Office Sheriff
Miller IS asking for square deal at the hands
of the voters Of Rock Island county, IS per
cent of whom are outspoken supporters Of law
enforcement. The way for Sheriff Miller to
secure square deal at the hands of that IS
per cent OF the people of Rock Island county
is to give them square deal as public
official He is not giving them a square deal
when he hesltates to offend 46 yiolators of the
constitution of the United States through fear
Of losing their votes next Tuesday as candi-
date for county treasurer. Sheriff Miller can't
expect The Argus to help him when he refuses
to help himself
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
POLICEMAN A GOOD MARKSMAN,

Policeman Dohan of New York should be
proud Of his Workmanship. He shot at hui
man moving target and scored 100 per cent
hungry man entered a restaurant He had no
money. He ordered a meal He ate 1t and then
raD/past the cashier in making bis getaway
He did wrong when he made dash for the
door. He should have explained to the pro-
prietor and then accepted the consequences
But starving men are not normal Probably
the meal he had eaten did not restore sanity.
Policeman Dohan and his gun were present.
Pistols, Of course, were made to kill. The Off
Ger fired; the target fell. The man was re-
moved to the hospital and died. He risked his
life to satisfy the cravings of hunger and lost,
lost because Policeman Dohan was good
marksman. His nerves were steady even when
shooting at a starving man. And yet probably
most Of us would prefer the peace of the crave
in which thu hungry victim sleeps than the
pricks Of an aroused conscience such as will
trouble the slayer. crack shot though he be-.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
OUR NATIONAL RorUNprrY.

Besides war and the threat OF a gasoline
famine. nothing horrihes the American more
than getting fat: while the horror Of horrors,
to put 1t crudely but plainly is the fear of &C.
curing a prominent stomach Consequently
the National Life Insurance company must
have known it would cause q sensation with
announcement that there has been an inslori-
Gus development Of our national protruber-
ancy" in the past few years.
A study of the American male convinces the
company's observers, to be quite blunt and
brutal. that he has too much paunch. that he
requires longer belts and sits under the steer
ing wheel Of a lixxy with greater difficulty.
They tell US that since men quit rubbing of
vest buttons against structures Of mahogany
they have eaten too much candy and too heavy
meals with disastrous results. In other words.
as We get them, il the American male vishe,
to be thin he must modify the popular present.
day practice and quar- more freely of the Gun
that cheers.
We will try not to reconcile this advice with
recollection Of the splendiferous bay window,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04

nock Islaad kc1n6s tbs esealng ~ msse 1ase
shnhdefsa when they read tks stufy q Lax1Ie
LAndretto. The furnishings q their homes we're
partially Daid fsr by the earnings from the bcdy
Of Lizzie Landretto and the bodies q otAef nm
fortunates Of her kind
Lizzie I.aa4letto has told yod IN The Ian
guase o. once simple child an honest story
OF the Rock Island underworld. an institution
whose conmercialisation figures In the condi-
tion against which you and your decent neigh
bors are now warning that It may be forever
exterminated. Lizzie Landrstto has paid. 50
viii all those Who have contributed to her de-
hatchery. They will pay, il Y NO other way.
with the guilt Of conscience Ief having helped
in the destruction Of the pure soul OF some
good mothers child.