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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03
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Subject: "Our Home Life" II
Sam, 8: LIP.
(Consecration Meeting)
Leader--Mrs. ]. f. Baker.
Song, Prayer.
Leader Talk: More Love, ! John
3: Dimplc Ford.
How does the Golden Rule work
in the Home Life?-Elmer Hurd.
More thoughtfulness, Gen. 10:
5-9-Avery Crume.
Reading-Mrs. c. II. Peek.
How can We get more religion In
our home lifef-F. w. Groce
More courtesy. Pet 3; s-ie--
Claude Martin.
The Bible IN the Home Kate
slower.
More Forbcarance. Eph. a; i-6.
--Jepp Martin.
No Deception. Gen. 27i liza
Edith Peek.
Song.
nenediction.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

There are times that corlc % us
all when we slow up our little
trains, and find that We are IN a
state Of hesitation and doubt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Bible Confsreaes nsslns Sunday.
The baptist Church Of this city
has arranged % bring 10 Lubbock,
the following week, number Of
prominent men who are % deliver a
series ~ addresses Every speakeT
on the proram a man 81 outatsni.
Ing ability, and Ne are sure They
Win bring ua messages 81 intense
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

This has been rough week,
speaking Of weather Sunday was
enc OF the most delightful days that
enc most ever experienced. Monday
blew in with a cool norther blowing,
which gained strength and by night
quite cold spell was upon US.
Tuesday was n real raw day, with
some sleet and thin snow, continu-
ing through Wednesday, and at this
writing. Wednesday evening, the
snow comes down gently at inter
walls, and quite a bit of moisture IS
being deposited in the ground, and
the weather man alone knows what
the day TO come has in store for
this great country. What has al
ready fallen will be beneficial, while
Of course II has not been heavy
enough up 10 this time TO make a
season such as will be needed 20
put the farmers TO work in earnest,
Il will all help. and possibly before
twenty-four hours have elapsed,
there will be a heavy precipitation
one might guess either way, but
the indications would lead one TO
believe that there is still more
moisture in store for US. Most
folks are staying indoors and bust
ness Of course has not been very
heavy this week so far, but II is
probably the beginning of the break
ing up Of the long dry spell, and II
such be the case we can well afford
to experience a few slack days for
the benefits that the season will
bring us in the future.
Amarillo, Feb. 2S.-The tempera-
ture here was degrees below zero
this morning and the snow, which
began yesterday, still was falling.
At Abilene and San Angelo the
mercury dropped to 10 degrees
above zero, the coolest Of the VIM
ter. Sleet continued falling this
morning and Abilene reported traf-
fic conditions bad At BallinRer
the temperature fell TO Is degrees.
Throughout North Texas rain fell
generally throughout the night and
slowly falling thermometers indi-
Gated possible sleet or snow by
night.
Rails, Texas, Feb. 2S.-Rain, mist
and snow have been falling here
for thirty-six hours. The tempera-
ture Is around degrees above. The
snow will be very beneficial 70
wheat.
Marshall, Texas, Feb. 2s.--An-
other heavy rain commenced TO fall
here last night, and continued the
greater portion Of today. II is very
cold.
Crosbyton, Texas, Feb. 2S.--Cros-
by County is in the grip Of biz
xard today with the temperature
dropping to 2 degrees above zero.
A high wind was accompanied by a
very fine snow, estimated at two
inches. No livestock losses are re-
ported yet.
Maryneal, Texas, Feb. ga cold
wind and mist struck here last night
and froze as Il fell, doing consid-
cradle damage TO stock and tele-
phone lines. II is the hardest spell
Of the season. Snow is falling this
morning.
Raird Texas Feb 2s--The
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Baird. Texas, Feb. 2s.--The
weather bureau prediction for today
was fulfilled in every particular,
with rain, snow, sleet and frost. AT
6 clock this morning the thermOm-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

As usual, Martins is first W b
tte famous Eskimo Ice Cream Pics.
Get yours today PIT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03
COLORADO PRESBYTERIAN PAS
TOR WILL co TO SHERMAN

Colorado, Feb. 2s.--rhe congrega-
ton Of the Presbyterian church at
this place which has been without a
pastor for several months. has In
augurated campaign % get one.
The church IA one Of the Invest In the
section Rev Guy n. Duff, the late
pastor. resigned to accept the pastor
ate Of the Grand Avenue presbytsr-
Ian church AZ sherman.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Attend the Farmers shor Course
and Poultry show In iuhheek,
March fo.fi,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Denison, Texas, Feb. ga drop
in the temperature to "a degrees
this afternoon drove away rain that
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Big Sale AZ Cash Dry Goods Co.
North Side o. square
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Attend the Farmers short Course
and reuliry Show In Lubbock,
March so.2i.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Don't fan 10 attend big sale on
Al q. l.. Nils store
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Maryneal, Texas, Feb ga cold
wind and mist struck here last night
and froze as il fell, doing consid-
cradle damage TO stock and tele-
phone lines. It is the hardest spell
Of the season. Snow is falling this
morning.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-03-03

Money wlll huy every thing. but
there are some thlnF1 that noihins
except money cen hay.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
"PANf MINCMISTROVA".
Historick8 veselohra
OIL dsjstvi.

Jeden z naSich nejlepsich
spisovatelI divadelnich her l..
Stroupeznicky vzbudil pred
fadou let velky zajem vese-
lohru z ceskych dejin, v ktere
by byl mluven starsi cesky
sloh S podivnymi recnickymi o.
braty a nekdy zajimavymi W.
razy i germanismy, jimiz Sc
mluva nasich pradedI jen hem
lila. Neni to nikterak srozu-
mitelnosti ma skodu, ba nepo-
strada ami do jist6 miry origi-
nalnosti.
Jednu z techto her "Pani
Mincmistrovot" sehraje Tyl 0
jubilejni slavnosti Ceske Ma
AHodni Sine ma Broadway jiz
pffsti nedele.
Del jest poutavy a vesely cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
sPIKNUTf v ASHTABULE.
Pfekazene Gtoky dynamitem
a pumQN.

Nekterf zdejsi justicni tired
nici NELL odjeti dnesniho dopo-
ledne do Ashtabuly, kde pry
bylo objeveno spiknuti, "a KITE
reho mely byti vyhozeny do
vzduuchu domy neuniovych ze
leznicnich zrizencI.
Vypomocny marsal w. H.
Hall, v raportu podanem sve-
mu sefovi G.. A. Stufflerovi wy
pravel, ze byly ucineny be-
hem "a hodin diva pokusy, ably
delnici, pracujicf u New York
Central drahy zbaveni byli pri
stresi. V prvnfm pripade ma
lezena byla sest palc1 dlouha
tycinka dynamitu s kratkym,
jiz zapalenym doutnakem a v
pripade druhem byla to pry
bomba, take jiz pine k vybu-
chu pripravena. A v obou pfi-
padech byly jeste yeas horici
doutnaky uhaseny a tax "a
braneno vybuchdm, jez by o.
hrozily ma zivotech cetne oby-
vatele.
Dynamit polozen byl v ne
deli pod verandu kotlarskeho
foremana Johna Grossarta, 26
Bell ulice. Horici doutnak OBJ
jeven pax v noci kolemjdou-
elm muzem. Puma pax mela
explodovati pred pdlnoci v
Den Prace pred kramkem ze-
ny Garma Felixe, 357 West ul.
jenz jest strojnikem drahy
New York Central. Tyz byl
vzbuzen treskem padajiciho
skla a pri obhlidce domu pumu
naSel. Privolana policie pax
doutnak vytrhla a bombu po-
norila do vody.
Ma GrossartGv domek spa
chano bylo jiz 1tokI nekolik,
tax pred nekolika dny poha-
zovano bylo prdceli jeho vejci,
naplnenymi zlutou barvou a
do kramku Felixe-a ktery jest
veden manzelkou jeho, jiz ne
kolikrate vletlo nekolik kame-
MI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
ZKOUSENf VELKYCH VAR
HAN v AUDITORIU.

Varhanik E. A. Kraft zkou-
sci vcera odpoledne move OBJ
rovske, nakladem 100000
postavene varhany v Audito-
riu. Prvni zkouska dopadla
velice dobre a rozptylila pry
rozsifovane povesti o nedosta-
tecne akustice salu. Nadherny
hudebni stroj zhotoven byl bo-
stonskou firmou The Skinner
Organ Co. a cini domaci vyro-
be v tomto odvetvi vsechnu
cest, jak mi zpravy predbez-
ne.
Pred verejnosti rozehluci Sc
v nedeli O 3. hod. "a popular
niho koncertu, "a ktereho pro-
mluvi mayor Kohler dedikacni
rec. Spoluucinkovati bude ha-
sicska kapela a sice cd 2 hod.
pred Auditorium. Vstup jest
1plne volnym. Program pred
nesenych skladeb vykazuje
jednc cislo Rimskeho Kor-
sakova, jedineho zastoupeneho
slovanskeho komponisty, kdez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
DAUCHERTYHO SOUDNf
ZAKAZ DOSEL JIZ DO
CLEVELANDU.

Soudni zakaz proti stavku-
jicim zeleznicarIm generalni-
no navladnfho H. M. Daugher-
tyho, vydany patek, vessel u
federalnfho soudu pro distrikt
severniho Ohia " pravomoc
teprve vcera. Nacelnici sesti
dilenskych odboru, 2v Cleve-
landu, 2 v Massillon a 2 v To-
ledu,. obdrzi whisky zakazu.
Vefejne vyhlaseni bylo jiz u
cineno, ale dosud nebyl zatcen
zadny provinilec proti tomuto
fermanu, &C jinak ale stavkari
neustali We vystavovani piket.
Marsal Spojenych StatG G..
A. Stauffer obdrzel jen text
zakazu beze vsech dalsich wy
svetlivek, kterych ostatne neni
tfeba, neb zakaz mluvi az pfi-
lis jasne.
Jinak neni hlaSeno valnych
zmen situace. Drahy, jak Sc
zda, zdvojuji usili, ably v IA
dach stavkard' zpdsobily trhli-
ny a nekteri vyssi drednici S
jistym zadostiucinenim hlasi,
re jisty pocet strajkarI vratil
Sc jiz k opustenym povinno-
stem.
z druheho tabora Sc ozna-
mule, re jednotlivi stavkari
dostavali listy vyzvou, ably Sc
dostavili do prace, re Jim zd-
stanou stara mista pravo star
sich. Dopisy byly vsak vesm6s
adresaty ignorovany. Drahy
pax popiraji, re by Sc timto
zpdsobem uchazely O zamest-
nance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
BRATRI, DVOJENCI DALI
Sc MA VOJNU.

Dvojcata, bratri Harold a
Howard Michaelovi z Ashland,
Ohio, oba 18-leti dali sc naver-
bovati k sboru marynakd a pc
zdravotni zkousce byli prijati
do sluzeb Stryce Sama. Oba
rekruti odjeli jiz do prvni vo-
jenske STAGE ma Paris Island
S. c.. Jest to cd valky prvni
pripad, kdy uznani byli schop.
nymi k vojenske slulzbe bratri
dvojcata. Zpravidla byvaji
sourozenci tohotO druhu prilis
slabeho vyvinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
PRESTUPNfKuM PROHIBI-
CE HROZf DVOJNASOB-
ma POKUTA.
Objeveni obrov.ke vinopalny.

Kdo bude dopaden dnes pfi
znesvecovanf prohibicnich "a
konI, mIze ocekavati, ze "a
plati pokutu vyssi o 100fo ne
Eli az dosud bylo zvykem. DIE
oznameni prohibicniho agenta
Burnse, ucinen bude rizny ten
pocatek smircim soudcem v
Parma townsipu, Hermanem
Geltmanem. Patrne snad po-
|trebuji v Parma take novou
radnici, ktera by sc takto "sna
dino a rychle" dala poriditi. K
zvyseni pokut patrne primela
reformatory lidstva litost, ze
v Columbus i jihych ohioskych
mestech penezite tyto tresty
vice "podsejpaji".
Jinak sc policii podaril wee
ra znamenity low, nedopadla
sice vraha Silberbergove, ami
nekolik jinych vrahu, ktefi Sc
ma svobode dosud vysklebuji
spravedlnosti, ale objevila nej-
vetsi aparat ma domaci vyro-
bu koralky v historii dolby, v
ktere "vsechno ostrejsi" bylo
dano v kletbu. Policiste, pre-
strojeni "a delniky vnikli do
domu pi. Gertrudy Benshe-ove
{. 1929 Oregon ave., kde nasli
still skorem tax velky jako
Kohlerovy varhany v ncvem
auditoriu. Byl "akorat" ma
dve poschodi, prizemku, kde
Sc topilo, as podobne jak ma
transatlantickem parniku a
tahl Sc velebne az do vyse po-
schodi druheho, kde vytekal
jiz hotovy "stof''. Byl zarizen
prave ma $50 gallonG, jinyml
slovy, pravy "samec" sveho
druhu. Podivny kontrabant
musel byti re zdi vysekan a
odvezen "a velike slavy do pro
hibicni uradOvny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07

to Wagnerovi venovano bylo
cisel pet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
OBETI JEDOVATE WHISKY,

New York, 6. zafi. Dv9 zeny
a diva muzi byli zatceni v Brook
lyme dnes a policie zavedla roz
sable vysetfovani prodeje jedo-
vateho ginu a whisky, jez pri-
vodily smrt peti muzd a dvou
zen a slepotu jineho muze. Diva
najezdy byly provedeny v
Brooklyn9. Pri jednom z Mich
Immelinda Vitalova, majitelka
grocerniho obchodu; jeji klerk,
Michael Cafiero a Cleo Laura
byli zatceni. Pri jine, vedene
distriktnim navladni Rustonem
z okresu Kings, Adeline Realo-
va byla zatcena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
K HROZfCf PALIVOVE
KRISI.

Ably zabraneno bylo hrozi-
cimu nedostatku uhli "a zim-
nj sezony vyzvala vcera Penn
sylvanska draha vsechny zasi-
latele i prijemce tohoto topiva
ably sobe pospisili pri skladani
a nakladani. Jen kdyz v po-
merne najkratsi dobe budou
opetne dany prazdne vozy dra
re k disposici, bude tato moci
staciti, ably zasoby aspon po-
nekud snesitelne byly doplne-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
ODJfzDf DO cESKO-
SLOVENSKA.

V sobotu 8. zari t. r. nastou
pi cestu do lasti nase krajanky
pi. Anna Novakova a jeji dve
dcerusky, Wilma Olga, lodi
President Roosevelt paropla.
vebni spolecnosti United Sta.
tes Lines pres Bremy do vlasti
a usadi sc v Pardubicich.
Preplav peclive vyridil pan
Fred Holub v newburgske cd.
bocce the Cleveland Trust Co.
Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
al do konce, ale ma j
niisnhfci mncn6 ma

zacatku al do konce, ale ma i
mistecka, pdsobici mocne ma
cit. Ma Hor&ch Kutnych pro-
vazi "kejklsoky" a sprymar-
stvi vseho druhu pijan a bas-
mix, pranostikar Mikulas Da-
cicky z Heslova, jinak z grun-
tu dobry chap, jenz krone
"truhku nestfidmeho" nikomu
neublizuje, leda ze sleha ko-
lem sebe bicem satiry.
Dacicky "a sazku ze polibil
slicnou a zaletnou pi. Zofku,
manzelku zvatlaveho starce,
"mince pregefe a pozaunisty
vejborneho" a jest timto po-
Imam pred soud. Ma soude pax
Sc stretne s Wolframem "smel-
|cirem kumstovnim", jenz ale
smelcuje kralovsk6 tolary pro
vlastni kapsu, dava Sc s nem-
cikem timto do hadky a ko-
necne do rvacky, tax ze ma
ma krku hned zaloby dive. Neb
jiz tenkrate t&6ili Sc nasi we
zdy dobfi sdse@@ Nemci" velke
|protekci jako dnes, kdy name
liz svobodnou nasi republican.
Dacicky odsouzen jest "a
"nectne" polfbeni pi. Zofky k
podivne veci, must dati vydla-
zditi jistou cast ulice. Pro ma
padeni N6mce pax ma byti
vsazen do satlavy; leda ze by
"a sebe ma pen&zfch polozil
1000 tolarI jako rukojmi. Da-
,cicky jest vsak chud jake ko-
stelni mys :. Ale bystra hla-
va jeho sc neztrati, prosi PAM
mincmistrovou, ktera "a "jeho
|vystupy vselik6 zle mu vycini
a pomoc odpira. V tom vejde
ma scenu Brnicky horni mar
sejdnik, "jenz zasut byl skrze
jedovate povetfi Sacht6" a
vylicuje v nadhern6 scene hrG-
' zy hrobu, v nemz mel byti "a
ziva zasut. Vyjde ma jevo, ze
Dacicky jej nechal vydobyti
re sachty "a penize, jez wy
! hral polibenim pi. zofky. Kar-
ia Sc arci obr&ti, pi. mincmi-
strova penize pfinese a '"zuza-
mix helmbrechtnfk" Daciciy
vyvazne "jako cap konopi".
Ma konec zdafi Sc polapiti
Wolframa, jenz byl jiz ma sko-
ku Sc slicnou pani Zofkou a
kralovskymi tolary prchnouti
do "rise dobrych mravd a ba-
zne bozi". Dacicky pax oci-
sten spolu panoskem Zden-
KEN pax popevkem ma rtech
|odchazi k M9dfnkovIm ma
trunk vina uherskeho -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07
ROZPTYIOVANf OBAy
PRED NEMECKOU KoN.
KURENCf.
PrxvS nizk8 marka zavinuie
pokles8vani primyslu a ga
hranicniho obchodu.

Obavy pred zhoubnou ne
meckou konkurenci ma svets-
vych trzich nemely te podstaty
jak bylo ocekavano. Byl to
pouhy strasak. Clevelandsti
vyvozci kruhy jsoucf v 1z-
kych stycich s eportnfm OBJ
chodem jsou presvedceni, ze
nebezpeci nemecke souteze by
10 prehaneno jiz roku lonske-
no, kdy Sc prdmysl germansky
mohl stati ale ponekud jen ne
bezpecny'. Letos pax ochro-
muji Nemecko domaci nepoko-
je a jeste jine velice zavazne
a spletite okolnosti.
Konkurence jest ponekud ST.
ce pocit'ovana v prImyslu che
mickem, vyrob6 tezsich stroju
nekolika jinych odborech, je-
jichz vyrobky Cleveland pro-
dava mimo Zem.
Znehodnocena marka sama
podkopala mocny pilir nemec-
keho prGmyslu neb ucpala ia
ke vsechny prameny vnejsi,
jak prohlasuje Charles c.
Chopp (Cap), predseda OBJ
chodni spolecnosti the Worlds
Products Trading Co. Klesla
valuta vyvolala ale zvyseni
nemeckych cen ma svetovem
trhu, coz zasadilo nemeckemu
obchodu velke rany. Uzitek
z poklesu NELL vlastne jen ne
mecti vyvozci, kteri vyd6lany
prebytek ukladaji "a hranice-
mi, hlavne v americkych dol
larech, kdezto nemecky tovar-
mix sc podobnemu zisku nete-
Sill. Cely nemecky vyvoz W.
roba urcena pro export mely
by sc diti ma zaklad6 americke
meny a jiz tato zprava mela
"a nasledek, re nemecke W.
robky jsou dnes ma 1rovni cen
ostatniho. sveta.
Spatna mena zavinuje, re
nemozno dostati z ciziny ne
zbytne suroviny a povestnou
nemeckou Ievnou praci pax o.
chromuii ustayicne. pracovni
spory, tax ze prumysl nemdze
ami ma nejkratsi dobu podava-
ii rozpocty ma objednavky.
kterych velke mnozstvi ne
mohlo byti dodano stanove-
nou dobu.
Podobne to dopadlo i s buba-
KEN nemecke konkurence v
Jizni CAmerice a v Cine, kde
dosud nebyla soutez pocitena
a sotva take kdy bude, jak
pravi muzi kruhG uplne sme
rodatnych a spolehlivych. Po-
dobne pax mi posudky vsech
zdejsich firem, jejichz polem
jsou trhy jinonarodni.
Spojene svizele porazeneho
Nemecka jsou pricinami, re
cizozemske firmy rusi objed-
navky umistene Nemecku a
zadavaji je prdmyslu Spoj.
Statu. Jedina the Garfield
Oil Co. oznamuje, re jest V je-
Jim odboru, zejmena v sever
nj Evrope konkurence Nemec-
ka velice citelnou.
zK0IISENf VEIKVCA VAR.
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ZAPIS DfTEK.

Patr. ces. svob. skoly J. A.
Komensky v Mt. Pleasant
oznamuje vsem svobod. c.
chGm, ze vyucovani zapoS-
ne dne Is. a IL. zafi. Rodi-
&c jsou zadani by Sc $ ditka-
mi dostavili k zapisu v So
botu 9. zari cd 7-9 vecer a
v nedeli, 10. zafi cd 9-12
dop. Ditky Sc prijimaji cd
8 rokI. Ditky, ktere Skolu
navstevovaly, necht' prime
sou s sebou vysvedceni. "a
'pisne cini so cent?.
Skolni vybor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-16
LITERARY SOCIETY
TO GIVE PROGRAM.

An interesting program has
been planned for the meeting OF
the Mount Clare Literary Society
to be held Saturday evening, Ths
first number will consist Of a song
by the assembly. Miss Ramah
Carpenter will give a reading. a
recitation will be given by Miss
Myrtle Moran. Russell Corbln will
eve a reading which will be fol.
lowed by a song by the audience
Miss Lucille Robe will give a o.
citation previous to a debate on
the subject Received That VIM
field District Can Afford to Build
Improved Highways. /" Den1el
Carpenter. Russell Corbin and
Dayton Grue will compose the at.
firmative team. Those who will
speak on the negative side OF the
issue will be Page King. Emmett
Lake and Denzie shuttlesworth.
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bar vice president. The company
now produces about 1000 tons %
coal day under normal w6rling
conditions, giving them an average
Of approximately 100000 tons an;
nually. Such a deal would be de.
cidedly advantageous TO the Ford
Motor Co.. and the Detroit, 1ronton
q Toledo Railroad, which Ford con.
trolls, 1t was pointed out. because
Of the proximity OF the coal opera
tons TO this road and the Ford fac
tories at Dearborn, Detroit and
Walkersville, Ontario. With IS per
cent Of the Wayne company's oper.
alton in the No. 5 Ohio field and
Hooking district Of Ohio, 40 cents
a ton ditferential would be saved
Ford on shipments to his plants, It
was said. This is the difference BIO.
tween the Ohio and Pennsylvania
shipping rate.
It is known that several other in.
dustrial and manufacturing corpora.
lions have entered into preliminary
negotiations with the company.
The Wayne company has an au.
thorized capital stock Of $4,000.
600 with funded debt outstanding
Of 100000 first mortgage 6 per
cent sinking fund gold bonds, due
March /, 1887. Joe G. Trees is vics
president of the company and> II.
T. Taylor, assistant treasurer. They
are the active officers OF the com.
pany in addition to Mr.. Dunbar.
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KELLEY Brings
TWO DEER BACK
Local Music Dealer Returns
From Hunting Trip to
Canadian Woods.

W. G. Kelley has Just returned
from a hunting trip in the Cana
dian woods. His hunting partner
was his father-tn,law, c. B. Evans
OF Marietta, Ohio. Mr.. Kelley
has been making the trip into the
wilds each fall for number OF
years, and this was the first time
he failed to get a moose. Mr..
Kelley says the WATERWAYS low and
there was SO much ice that 1t took
two days to canoe and portage
four miles in the moose country,
so the trip was given up. How
ever, three wonderful buck deer
were brought down. Dressed out
they weigh about 200 pounds
each. Two Of them were brought
back to Fairmont, while the third
was sent to Marietta.
The party was hunting in sec
tion about 225 miles northwest OF
Toronto in the province OF On
tario. Nearly fitty miles were
covered in canoes during the trip.
Indian guides were picked up at
Burwash. The rivers traversed
were the Plckerel and Wanapatha.
The weather was quite cold,
but for the first time Mr.. Kelley
has been going north there was
no snow. Everything was so dry
that II made hunting difficult.
deer dashinC off nj every crackle
OF the underbrush. However, Mr..
Kelley said that deer was quita
Plentiful this season and that
there was much small game.
He is rather disappointed at
not getting moose but states
that ever running into the jam
of ice and trying to make head
way for two days, he found the
possibility OF getting a moose
quite remote.
Mr.. Kelley is looking fine after
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HOODsVIlLLE

Iaa a ~ A IT,. l. O. =
A revival meeting was started
here Monday evening and was con.
Quoted by the Rev. D. S. Tyler Of
Fairview.
Lonhie Smith Of Fairmont made
a business trip here Tuesday.
Fred Moore has accepted a pos.
ihon with the R. G. johnson Co..
at Arnettsville.
Ross Floyd and Arlie Toothman.
who are employed by the r. G.
Johnson Co, spent Sunday at their
home on Chunks Run.
Mrs. Fred Moore, who has been
sick, is recovering.
c. R. Martin was a business Wis.
itor in Fairmont Tuesday.
Paul Michall was business vIsi.
tor in Fairmont Tuesday evening.
Hoy crouser Of MINISTERS Run
has accepted the position OF head
mechanic in garage at Manning.
ton.
Lester Toothman spent Tuesday
in Fairmont.
Charles Morris, who has been
employed by the Price Coal Co.,
Of Fairyiew, Is at present husking
corn for his father, H. c. Morris
Of ministers Run.
Mrs. w. E. Eddy spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Dee Walker.
Mrs. Clarence Riggs spent Tues.
dar IN Fairmont shopping.
Walter Moore worked Tuesday
ut tne owens Gas Plant No. 2, In
the absence Of aRlph Michael.
Mrs. Mary Lynch Of Chunks
Run was called to Grant Town re.
rently by the serious illness and
death Of her sister, Mrs. Brock OF
Grant Town.
Mrs. Cecil Morris, a recent bride,
has returned to the home Of her
father, William Canoe OF Bellview,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. C..
Morris Of MINISTERS Run.
Rufus Lyton visited friends In
Belview Tuesday.
W, E. Eddy made a business
trip to Nc Curdysville Tuesday.
Ray Martin visited friends in
Rivesville Wednesday evening.
Harry Martin was a visitor in
Fairmont Tuesday evening.
Boyd Tenant of Fairview has
accepted a position with the Owens
Gas Co., and is boarding with his
brother.in.law, Dee Walkers Of
Hoodsyille.