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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06
Dan Boyle Posted
On Railroad Work
REPUBLICAN SEEKING REELECTION
AS RAILROAD COMMISSIONER KNOWS
HIS JOB THROUGH LONG EXPERIENCE

Dan Boyle, member of the state railroad and public
service commission, and Republican nominee for reelection,
IS one of the best posted railroad men in the state. He has
spent a life time in railroad work before being made a men,
Der of the commission, and never neglects his public duties.
The commission of which he is a member, besides dealing
with the state railroad problems, is consolidated with the
public service commission, pertaining to public utilities;
irrigation projects, % of which now are under supervision
of the commission, and also trade commission matters.
Having had previous practical experience, MIR. Boyle
has proved a valuable asset in the solution Of problems COM
ing before the body of which he is a member. He is now
more valuable as a member of the commission than when
ne began his first term, and he was no novice then.
He has a clean record. His rugged honesty is a by-word
among those who know him., and he has a personal ac-
quaintance in every section of the state. Because of his
long years of training, voters and newspapers generally
have declared that the state can be no better served than
by re-electing Mr. Boyle at the November election.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06

Selected seed corn was planted on
100000 additional acres in 1921
through the influence Of demonstra-
tions by county extension workers,
according to reports to the United
States Department of Agriculture,
ard 10000 farmers selected seed
corn for the next years use.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06

The production of crimson clover
seed in the United States has
equaled the planting requirements in
-
this country and considerable guam
titles are imported each year from
France and Germany, according to
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06

That your city should not only be
sup to the minute" but some dis
tance ahead.
That you should be great believers
III your city and face every issue for
your city's betterment with open
minds and honest and willing hearts,
so you can all labor with a common
purpose and with united efforts.
That to most communities where
the germ of municipal growth retains
vitality, there comes a time when a
wave Of building may be taken as a
sign of transition from old time con-
ditions to a new stage of develop
ment.
That cities of this class have en-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06
MURRAY ESTATE WORTH $2,246,SO1.62;
CALIFORNIA WILL COLLECT $465,61161;
HEIRS PAID MONTANA IA IF My $3.50

SALINAS. CaIf,, Nov. 3-The value Of the estate of the late
James E. Murray, subject to the inheritance tax laws of California, is
tS2246SO1.62, according to a statement filed in the superior court
here yesterday by George S. Gould, state inheritance tax appraiser.
The estate is subject to a tax of s~465,6lL6l, according to the state
ment- The estate has been the subject of contests in California, Mon
tana and Washington
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06
DIXON GIVEN OVATION
BY IMMENSE CROWD

Continued from Page u
Its your party, governor, I'll have
mine Monday night" was the only re-
Spouse coming from Furman.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06
John Aakjer
Republican Candidate
County Commissioner

Has been a resident Of Gallatin county %
years. A farmer all his life. Made a finan-
cial success of his business. Demonstrated
his ability to handle the affairs of Gallatin
county in an economical manner consistent
with efficiency. He is a heavy taxpayer and
can be depended upon at all times to protect
the taxpayers interests.
circulated by the Aakjer Commissioner Club,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06
DID YOU EVER STOP TO
THINK
By D. R. Waite

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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11

Youngstown, Ohio.-"Last fal 1
began TO feel mean and my PACK nui.
me ana couiu haruiy w go nmt
OF hoIs '"'.Ia. ;,,i. 49, we p m. room
wren id,, TU haa. ' 70 rest would have
s w. o".h;on hsbind IN. when |
'aorrII =, dnwn and stnlphtI could not
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11

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home Il Powhatan. aftae v'sanoe
friends here. $3.50
Mrs. Edward Maple II III ~ hss bonn
on Eleventh street. .E
Alfred Gainrn. OF AoundsvIuo Wes
Visiting friends hero yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrn, Carl Fruncis. Of Martha
Ferry wrro tho guests Of relatives hsSs
ynHtrrdny.
\. -. Minor. or Bonrood was ouss'
noHH visitor hrro yesterday.
Mira JnmnsN Scott Of MarshnII suSN,
wan "A Wheeling visitor ycstcrday' '
Raymond IIcil has returned 70 MI
hnu" mt Norgnntown, nfter 'Isiu"b
friends hero. ~
larry Mason IL III at his home g
Marshall street. ~. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11
NERVOUS AND
HALF-SICK WOMEN
These Letters Recommending Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Will Interest You
For Your Own Good Please Read Them

would often ut down and cry. and ~.
always blue and hid no ambtho9; 4
Wa this way for over 3 ySsf and hsa
allowed, myself TO gse into qpite 3
serious copdidoh. One day ] ssw you.
advertisement In the daily paper and
began 10 take Lydia E. Pinkh9mS
Vegetable Compound ~ once: ] have
improved ever since taking the third
bottle and find IL y the bsat msdlcins
j have ever tshan." \
Benefited by First Bottls
IL was completely run down end
nat Allie to ia my ipJusawGtb, ] Just
dragged myself araaind shd did not
have ansrpy IN get ~ wbsn 0''c. ss
dawn. rs.I a1y.t,lserpents OF
iylIs n. pinkhsm's V.gstsbls Conn
pound In our paper The Indiana Daily
iJm.. end IessD.d al about L. ~
c.iy.d results from The very FIRST BAT
tie and now am doing oil my own
work. sven washing and ironing, and
I n.v.r felt better IN my life. ! tall
ali NV friends Il II due TO you. Mrs.
ELIZABETH RBIEBOLD. +03 N. Fine
St, indianapolis, Indiana
You should pay heed TO the s1psrs-
ences of these women. They know
how they felt before taking the Veg.
etable Compound, and Afterwards,
too. Their words arc true.
r. Textbook upon "Ailments
I YOU free upon request. Write
- Anaaa N n m ANAa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11

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or TArdeuty OF bridgeport. rendered
verdict Of suicide Tho IMAM committed
tho rnrh net al tho homo or hin non. f'n-
ward Y"uckr At Shndv-lho.
Elect Ofnoors
John Murphy. Of bridgeport. formerly
az ItrIlnirc. han been I'. elected rI"ri-
dout 81 Ia" IirlisI"nt Trah"H Labor Ne
acmhly GC"rR" Jarrett. OF Gravel I'''I.
"a wrl known local Mint Ialnnw"h"r h"'
h. ca elected az ~" Vie" IL"rid"ul al III"
"Irnnlxatl"n. william 7. li"h"r'h al
I:art"u, prominent In coal miners err
clos IL tho new H""rrtary. H"'"'"'hE
Ilnrrctt. Will" Ford Moore. at IiN"rvi"w
j. tho now tr"n"ur"r.
Detail COlOrsd Lad
Jnrucg Smell c"l0r"I lad Of Thlrty-
prycntn and M"nr"" streets. son "r licn
SncIl wnS InL"n I" the county scat J"H-
to-day i.y IL,IItunr" u phI" rnilr"nh Of
n,ct. Hahn aud pNcil Tn" lad win
f,.o Iuir, Mcr, at Juv'uil" cont Sn"l!
Is said e. have been the yOunEHi'I va"
throw "a atone and struck Ii,hnId NJ -
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tho ego. Is,dIy iuIuIing the optic.
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!, ployeos, received their semi-monthly
pays yesterday also.
Miners Recovering
At the Reynolds Memorial hospital
last night II was stated that tho condi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11
BELLAIRE
Non Support Charge


Martin whitman, local printer was In
IT,, ,on last night Tho cha rye
o,ns, Mn, ,vnS prererred by his FORM
-. IT, rouro Whitman Tho warrant
o,ou.a. him of non-support.
kennedy to GO YroS
Georee Kennedy will be freed rom
ma Ohio penItentiary on March IL. &C
cordIna 10 word received here from Col
uuhus This is his second parole. Ken
padv was convicted OF burglary OF
N,rr store. having been arrested by form
ar nolica Chief A. S Malone. Some
r,ontbs sVo he was paToled hut broke
~. con6itiops of his release and was
-, ,nto custodV ax,in
Further riaAs
plan. I'm, tho January 40 banquet or
m su.rl.an lsslon Post aIs pros eos To-
i.y Announcement Ia made Ihat tic ser
vifa siaf Iesi"h viii serve tho ha"Ins'
which. .iii haya stat" Commanded I'"'i
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mrIuE tho mnmh"r. ~" VIII fhce Ju"Hn
Meek In Juvenile court AT ~ |Wir''lho'
Hospital Report
business at tho Rcllatro hoSpltRl uur-
ing 1921 was nearly third more thhn
the previous year. The balance TO tho
credit OF tho hospital Tor general hoNpi-
tai work during I'+- was '''o.'''
X-ray department during mo p"St year
did fine business. During mo Seht
total OF i'@ ChSea "o'' ""'"'.N W
hospital and or lhIs huWOcF pu' 80 "'''
on hand at the beginning OF tho year
Tho total number or dealha during tno
year at tho institution was hi''" w %
barring tho year many improvements
were made at Tie hospital an" mono
f"r nurscs Was purchased Inc mac W
ednsaa of the hospital 10 no" ''o'oo".
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11
MCMECHEN

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rho t"Fnl r''u- "ra i'""rh'"'" I'h'"
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mud N" ovnninE VIVA ihnu npcn' IN
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n Int" hour rrIrrshmcuts Wei" R"rv"h.
Announces Candidacy.
g. W, IiuyloH. councilman from tho
Second ward. haH announced that no Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11
STEUBENV|LLE
Yorkvi|e Mans Body
Exhumed; Not Shot
in Back As RunlOrGd


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11

ba n candidate for mayor In tho eomins
,InntIon Mr.. Ioyirs was fofmerr
mayor az McMcchrn. nnd did very ploaHT
Ing work .whlo In Ofli"c. II ~ ohp"c'-
81 that he will stand IA good chance IN
ia" erection. although Il" IL tho hrbt
unn {" announce Can'lidncy for IN"
|, mlynr'H nni'r. lilo hnH rcniEnrd Inn
seat In c"qn"il.
Girl Bcouts To Meet.
The Girl Scouts win hold u meeting
this evening nt tho EChOul hudltoTluIh'
ThIn Will hn an Important m'nilrg AN
pIung for tho year will be- di"'uhr"n.
Arrangements Will nlso be made iur tho
PrrIug hIk'a Tho meeting viii 10" hello
at ncl"ck. and nll tho girls VIII" are
members OF ia" Organization nrc 70
.urHI"d I" Httund.
Denomination Buo0sss.
Tho II'lny denomination held at IN"
NJ L.. church last evening whs IA com
plot" rur"'~s rh" affair wan we'll al
tended, and waa greatly enjoyed by all
prch"ni \ very interesting program
van canned "ui. Including moving
plrIu,rs and an illustrated Lecture on
lhr ,P"rkiuEa "f the Heinz plant at
ilIIahu,rn Following the rI"lIan "a
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iInu
VIII Meet THIS Evening.
Tho I",pl InuGh'rrr "r It"h"knh.
I'ul,",r I"dg" SO. -. viii h"ld y mo"'-
Iug ,hls "v"nInr ~ III" oIJ Follows
hnII. on Seventh md NHrrhrll streets.
Thla win ho nn lup"ri"ri meeting "f
tho I"drc, ~ several huNln"Hs matters
win l." brought up Tor hIs"ursl"n. All
members az. r"au"st"d To b" pr"@rn,.
MoMschsn Briefs.
Mrs IInrk Schnnsr In confined 10 her
home OH Marshall street with Illness.
G,,"TF" E,idniSch has returned home.
after attending to burin"Ag at liith-
burgh
Mrs Joseph ISl"a Of Itollnira WAS
calling "n friends hero yesterday.
MIrr Iirsiir iiarucr hur returned !"
h,I h"nr ~ Isnrn.s,iiIo. after visiting
Ti"uda here
I f"nn,T. "f M"rTnni"~n Mhh
b,iTincs- ,irii"r hero yesterday,
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the g,,,sI 81 h'I .,ini., Mis- E'Ii iinIl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-11
MARTINS FERRY
STOCKHOLDERS OF
LOCAL BANKS MEET
Peoples ana Commercial Elect Directors
and Hear Highly Favorable
Reports.


Peoples ana Commercial Elect Dlr"o'or'
and Hear HWhly Favorable
Reports.
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elected GN"reN " F'"'h'
ErnsaJ " gmlth. Jnw"u Il'""'"'
W ghrsvs
Church Activities
The turrnr" ,"'nml'i"" 81 NV
church will Civ" II supper In 10" 'h"''"
tho last Saturday OF thlS "'"'"
Tho Young l"dinS h''Io I''H'
Welsh church VIII meet t''"'N ',''''''"
Rt tho homo OF MlHH '''t''''' ',,"'''
Eighth ana Sc"i''E"'H ''"'
hers arc urged I" attend "A u IN '''
important meeting
Mrs StrinEer AMI Mrs. W. IL hhrr''
.-,.t, ~ Welsh Wumcns Cluh
r., .,nI,p AT tho home "r Mrs
an riny,y ON Indiana street. S",i"l diver
.ion tonk mp the early part 81 th" even
Ing after delci"uA luncheon waS
sarvsd
Tim. Extended.
william G"na cay ""h''".' "",'''
that tiUs foe pas i"sntH 81 walter anal
.as lila wIth dts, cant han been "'
tsndsd unIil saIufday
WsII aGO~H n~rs'
rfisnds 81 Th"n""5 \ "ll'l""". 'i''
az r.it,o -, sis,a,s,itlo. vii h' Sl'"' boa
a. -, ,r hIa noo,n ito ~"s r"t'""'ly
. ,ssldsn, IT n.,,lnr re''g ""d h"" I"
~, az f,t.,is 49," vo,a s"'u'Ia'h -"
-, ~ Ala .nddrn death
rhI aiR Dsp...
,.,,,i,,s mo ,",ullOio fT ~"
80. -, j.. rIv.p ~ tho pld alE,"n 'H
,,.,.,,l,v hnys ~ tho EIt h"r"o 80 rrl-
49, ,v.,Icv January ~ '!,"'t r'"ro'n
,,o,, Inv. haor unda for tho coming
av.nt which VIII provo 30 10 verY 10
lIghtFuI Rnslr. Jones novelty "f'n"N''"
NJ wheeling viii furnish tho music.
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ST. CLAIRSWllE
LARGE DOCKET CALLED
BY JUDGE ". W, COWEN

ono 81 tho largest court d""k"tH TINT
hnE been hud Ia Iiclrn"nt county common
pleas court Ia mnny terms wns called
yesterday 10y Judge tnwun at tho "I"n-
ing uf tho spring term ~ court ut -.
CIaIrrvilln Practically every attorney
Ia tho county was prCH"nI nj ia" calling
al the doc "t HId number "I leaves
tn hnrw,r ar H. plead w"ro entered "n
th"d"ChoI hD Juirc t"w"n. F"lI"wl"R
the tnIIing Of the d",kcI. number 81
m"tl"nH anh Demurrer" "'I" heard hi
tho ,u,ut bat a., dr, lnI"nn w"Io handed
dawn A nuinh"T 81 huu'I .nn'1 ga
,i,", n"" IunIi.o '"'ntn fi"m all "v"I
ihn county woin h'",d hinlnE tho "fI"I
n""n ""d I"hue '"~'" IN """"'i'' "
lilo do,inl"nn l"iu'
ratL.'s runs,.I T"dHT
r'i"u, III" I"Io i"nll""' q" e." M"l" Hi''"'
,hio "n"."""" r,III BE-" h.IL -" r""'"l
r", vi,on f", tho Into i"h" I"''''"''"
VII" LIcd nun,Iny w. 'l",r " '""r',
ruu,", 1T N" Moih"llr' 'hu,rh ~
Witch tho Io"eoa"h wan u m"'"h"'. vIlI
hava "haIHo nf tho u"Ivl'"n Iilrn'o
hurInI win 10 hoih In tho I'nl"n conn"
tory ut O'Clock
Morris Funeral
~ tho family homo "u iluPrl"s nvn
nuo Ins, night was hold ~" funeral
acrvlcop Tor Mrs Ami" Morris. wh" hi"h
Sunday from childbirth. Rov. IT"mor O.
Mcmillan OF tho Freshly tcrian church
orIciated at the services. which were
largely attended. Private burial will
be hold this morning at 10 o'clock IN the
, Union cemetery.
DIoBIlde Funeral
hot n
ker, In tho West End. this afternoon nj
1 o'clock will be hold the funeral OF the
= late Mrs. Martha Jane McBrade. Rev
Mcmillan Of tho Presbyterian church. OF
which tho deceased had been a member
for many years. will have charge OF the
services and the interment will be made
in tho Union cemetery.
Divorce Suit Filed.
Grace IT, Thome against Harold IL
Thome. Divorce asked on the grounds
OF extreme cruelty. Attorney George
CUipiIts representa- tho plaintiff
Marriage LiOsnsss Issusd
Tany IasIuIAak. agud ~ cool
miner and MARY ViIinsh y nErh 40, h"iI
Of Glencoe Squire Iavio" "nl"iaI'h
Michele III riens"tI aged 80. 'i"ne
man ar WRssli"s a"L iI"i"'ia 'eIuiii
a.ed 80. h",h 81 Martins r"''y sI"h c
psViss affiliated
mvn Oaa. riisn,
w a. nId~an .r"inaI Iha glIl"u" 81
n, TisIIsyina e, al inl"n' 'l'n ""h al
,.mpn,aIy .sa,,"luirr "th.' "ll"""h
h,,",nsy ~ ii'"v" '.r' """"'a IL"
rloIn'iT
Favspusls
hilnrucy ~ - Ch"rr"lI 81 Iin'"'"
,lllo VIVA ~ business vlui'"r boz" y"Tl"r
DIV.
, Attorney ChnrleH J Howard ri
| rnrnnpvIll" wna In town Yn"iorhny on
/ legal bualneur
T. Max puga of NcIlnlro WINS calling
! on local frl"nda y"ptcrhny
Attorney V. J. K"hr"r OF Martins
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Ferry was a business caller hero ye1tsr-
day
Tho IInlm"ut County lar hHhoGlhtIoh
r"-ol"rI"d itH officers at their meeting
hero NUEtrI,inv
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lydia f. Pnkham's Private Textbook upon AimSg itS
viii free upon reg
70 The ydia t. Medicine Co., Lynn
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Ex-scrviCe men interested In tho bon
MS are requested TO attend meeting
Thursday vening ut the American lie
rion quarters city Hall BERNARD wit
ten. chairman for Erllaire and vicinity
will have charge Of the meeting. Mr.
Wltten has secured blanks In connection
with the bonus that must b" hIled ont
by ench eN-,crNicr man "th"ro the b"nui
viii b., pnid. Thrs'-r may l." secured al
hi, aimee Prose, utmr III !. Dixon l.
chairman Of the county h'nua committed
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RIvRnla Meeting

&C. G. Vcrru'riihu. 'Ftn'o director for
AmrrIrnnlzntIuu gave a Nm" talk at tn"
KIwanlg cluh meeting yesterday. H. e..
Smith or Marietta spnkc regarding
February mc"'in, In Marietta In M" In
trrcst Of tn" East Liverpool 10 Marietta
highway The Nu"r'cu$ club minstrel
chorus was rendered also ut TIL" meet
ing. Attendance prizes were won by
BUD Neal. French houglas and Robert
McyDy