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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
WE|RTON HIGH
At CATHEDRAL
THIS EVENING
FIRST TEAM THAT HAS DEFEATED
CADETS THIS SEASON WILL BE
HERE TONIGHT.
visitors Have Tower of Strength In
Big Confer, While Team Has
Good Work.

The frst high school team that has
defeated tho Cathedral high school Ca
diets this season will meet the Maroon
and Green in a return same tonight at
the Cathedral armory, and battle
worth going miles to see Is anticipated
Wcirton high IS the choice DIT 10 ne
the opponent for the cadets tonight. IN
inr second game of the season for the
locals. Weirton won from the cadets
3n-3l in hard fought whirlwnd game
at Wcirton Coach Brother Constant
las been printing all this week, how
ever. for tonight's affair, and no doubt
Their" VIII be = record crowd on hand
waiting for victory
The up-river lads are all big. husky
bar,l-playing youngsters. who have been
hitting q great speed all season. Thcy
crntcr around their big captain and CEN
ter who stands over six feet and can
almost touch the ball over his opponent
without jumping off the floor.
Cathedral however. has few HUSKY
bows on the team, while all are good al
,,aSsin- and shuotinC. Captain lEeat;i@
Is q mighty good center. while tonnGil
Il Il worthy substitute. Clarke. Stein
rnd Commit are three hard men 10 guard
and are accurate on handling the bail.
81 they are worthy forwards. While III
Riley. padden and Kidd may be found
three guards OF the highest class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
TIN0 BETHANY GRID CANES NEXT
YEARAT VIELLSBURC IS RONOR

En,;,Yd is said 70 have received several
attractive offers.
Al ms meeting il vii! probably he
.,.,,..uurcd ,ha: NrNsoUrs - 10 DC tAe
s,..n. % two games IN lg2-. II Is
,nnyyn that 4 committees OF k!waA'anS
yrrr. c,usrted with Bethany officials
,as, week TOR several hours anu inc
IL that WrllsourE mas
n~,.,,sltson which Bethany nnds dill
r.it - refuse The committee FAVOR
.aall impressed the board OF control ana
W.ii,,Irg's claim IS given greater
weigh, due 20 a feeling which eA'StS In
m, college thai this city IS Il more suit
ALL. p!lrr than Wheeling.
Wr!l>buvs j. delighted ut the pros
r,,,.s OF success IN this connection IL
-, r.,,,-n,!y realized that the city VIII
.crivcn considerable publicity because
- these games and That add.t!ohai
strangers will be brought within rs
y,tcs. Ample provisions "" lie Nl'de
=, mace the Kiwanis lark in excellent
condition and additional ground VIII We
,,.uu;rcd in order 10 make the Playing
a.,d OF regulation dimensions H'r''n-
,r-s will probably be erected on Gotta
sides oc the playing field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Y, RESERVES

Last evening manager Earte ot inc u
Reserves received Il call from tho Ti!ton
Vile. .. High school and ARRANGEMENTS
were completed for game TINS IhhrS-
dav nigut on the local ~" floor, Nttie
Is known Of the Tntonviile High school
but they will bring team that VIII
make the "Y" Reserves fight for their
victory. The Reserves ar" all in good
shane wit hthe exception Of Barte whose
ankle was injured in their clash with
tn. Be,tyS last night. The Rig "N' team
will be idle this Thursday so the ~
Reserves will be the main attraction
this week. n good game Is expected as
both teams are evenly matched. TO-
night the Reserves meet the columbia
Midgets on the lattcrs floor while next
Tuesday the Reserves will journey 10
Steubenyillo 10 meet the strong team
OF that place. The Reserves defeated
the Steubenville "N" on the local floor
on New Years day, 81 to Is but the
S,eubcnv!lIn "Y" is out for revenge and
the locals will have to 60 some TO win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
SHOWED STRENGTH
OF MOUNTAINEERS
Pennsylvania Tour shows W. v. U. HAS
Strong Quint-Keyser Next
Opponent.

, NT,,r,,,,,o,r, I'm o3-West Virginia
..uaL 10 vein Morn her games on the
,w,alI,r Invasion Of western Pcnnsyl-
,.nnin i'm, Tho Nlnuutaiucrr floor mach
to- a., G,r,,rs,r,r,. Ia fans I'm that sec
IT,, ,I,.,, !, mus, u, considered - Il
,a,,,orIcr Tor ,ri.siatc. honors and Is
,,,'. ,~.,l,tr,, s,rou1, bid for tho
t'Inti,,,
~, nr,, oni,tot,o stonncd the Var
s;.r.t y.,nrir,. strrnk Friday night by
81 ~ 3, I,stlces game. West
',i,i.IH1 ,.,,. no. intend 10 establish
tt't H., 8, wac o,,id.nr to those
~" nI .aS,, ,r, ,o,ms ,r,unca Grove
, W." |1a.Ia,,a Crrr,a and other strong
,.,i, wv, ,'.,,.t,.n T,irrr and his CO.
N.,'' ,',, =, q. r., ri,rh, They lacked
,,.,r,,,ni,,. ,bsy showed in thu earlier
'.,.'., .,7, ,,c r,,r,n,rs should have
,,,r, ,,.i,I.r ,,,,r.,ir
VIZ =! ~ ,;,,,,,- - !, was , diff
,,, ,,.o. o,,.,, NOR,
te' '"t S'"' ,,,,,'',i,, NM crush
',,' '"'.I'' ,on, nd otLAr
'' Us" '''-.''' a,.,cla.Y,.d tbr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
HAHN Will NOT
LACK TRAINING
IN NEXT FIGHT
wellsburg Boy Is Printing Hard 1or
Battle with Soldier at Camp
Sherman February 3

Special Dispatch TO The 1ntelllgenctr'
NVcllsburC. W. Va. Jan. CIV i!lard
Hahn who fights ten rounds with SOL
dler Newsomc at ChillicUthc on the eve
ming OF February >. will have To display
his best Il he wins decision over MS
opponent N-wsomc halls from camp
sherman and has been winning most
every bout in which he participated
Hahn Is exceptionally anxious to WIN
this tight hut no more so than Is ms
manager. Roger McManus.
McNanus has handled numerous n&ht-
crs and knows real ability when he runs
I'D against 4. He believes that Hahn
has the qualities O: 4 great battl"r pro-
yiding he trains sincerely and with th'
regularity necessary to develop cham
piOns. When Hahn meets NeWsome
, there is little danger Of his lack OF
training. To insure an ample amount
Of work. Hahn's two brothers. Bernie
and Walter. are acting as sparrinS
partners. Either Of these boys can make
Willard step. and their cooperation
should prove valuable to him when he
meets NewSome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
WARWOOD
GIRLS CLASH
FRIDAY NIGHT.
MISSES STEIGER AND STEINBICXER
EXPECTED TO STAR IN BASKET
BALL GAME.
Gold and Blue Boys Have Hard Week
end Ahead-One Game Abroad.

Two Warwood young women. both or
all-stato fame last year. but playing on
two different high school girls' hHSN"i-
ball teams, Will feature in Il ha:o fought
ha gkctball ramc at Warw"'G when
Wheeling rl2h and the quintet 81 War
wood high clash. next Friday A!En'.
The two Young ladies' are MISSES
Stcinhlckcr. the scoring act Of Wheel
Ing high. and Miss Stcigcr. OF Warwood.
Miss Stclnhicker has an ynvI3olc record
- TAR this season, although she mas
played but two games. Will" MISS Si"I-
ger IS leading by far AL "'hcr Kris IN
tho valley IN points scored. Last ""t"f,
day night alone she scored ~ h''u
goals against West Liberty, in addition
TO several fouls. 80
Another attraction Friday night VIII
lie the BOYS teams of the two schools
clashing FOR the first time on the War
wood floor. Last year these two team"
met. and the Gold and Elu" w"a h"th'
hut they we're hard fough; affairs. one
game ending $3.50 in a whIrlwinI In
ish. while the other was by slightly
larger margin
Wheeling highs toSscrs have another
hard rair Of games for tue Weekend
entertaining Triadclrhia's boys ana
girls Saturday. evening aud here Ut"
two more games that VIII be nalu
fought. The Triads have not YET MT
their stride but are well on tho way TO-
ward II. and Coach Wolfe Is conIIhent
the boys will be In good condition "n''H
the lassies too are expected 10 ee'
started in earnest.
Tr!adclphla has another a1lIr ON io'
tho Weekend. meeting tni'n mIH h"ES
and girls Friday nirht. ana these Nv"
g,,nes arc also looming up strong for
tho TriadS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

BASKET BALL MEET

Indianapolis Ind. Jan. ga national
Intercollegiate basket ball tournament
Will be held in indianapolis on MarcH
y, 20 and II, under the auspices or the
INDIANAPOLIS Junior Chamber of COM
merce, Il was announced today.
The following organizations, II was
said. already have accepted invitations
to participate:
Western Pennsylvania league. west
Virginia conference. Southern 1ntercol-
lceiate Athletic association. Missouri
Valley conference. and the Pacific Coast
Northwest conference.
officials Of the Eastern CoiicGlat"
league expressed their approval or the
event. bat stated their schedule Will not
he comlrted in time to compete. the
Western intercollegiate league also mas
ben invited TO play. The Western con-
ference declined to participate.
The event will he the first int"rcol-
lcgiate ba skct ball championship tnurna-
mont with every part OF the country rep
resented ever held for college teams.
trophy will I've given the winning
team. which 1t will hold until the tourna-
mcnt OF the succeeding year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
The Cases OF George and Bill

Recently George and Bill. who smoke
Tor the stage employees OF New YORK.
many thousands OF those who handle
tho scenery and who do ~" work while
the actors France In the lim"iiGht wrote
no begging me- to request co.'s. HNnpfrf
and huston TO provide some hleaCher
seats for them when they build their
new park.
Following that request came Joe. os
Sha0lcy',. Tom. % III" Ritz. and Rene.
Of tho ChildS restaurants. saying they
had read the request % the stage en-
plovcs. ard wanted IN Oat IN their word.
We haze more than cD.GnO restaurant
employees in New York" the letter says.
Most oS us arc on through the lunch
hour. and nv a few minutes OF hurry!ng
can reach the grounds for the start or
a ball zane. The big majority must be
back nr station for the first ot the din
ne~ hour customers. Il Is possible 70
steal h7is an hour ny Arrangement with
the headwaitar. We. can get 10 see SIX
or seven innings OF an average game
and seldom a full game. Give us seats
that are easy 20 reach. cGsy 10 rush out
. Of and easy 20 pay for and w"'u do the
rest. We cannot afford 10 take n fail
half day OF. ard the bosses won't stand
for missing the dinner hour. Neither
can No AFFORD 70 pay biz prices for seats
and see "N'v part OF n game. n there
are Chean N,e7chsr seats the old gang
will no OUT roofing "a we used 10 do in
the nuarter b,caChHrs."
This armies 70 New York. but Il ap
pIiAs Jus, rs well :" any other city In
laser dH~rHc. The hlrh prices ars
driving away fans. and don't forget that
~" walters serving hundreds Of thou
sands Of persons are q hOut the hest pub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
LAST NIGHT GAMES IN DIVISION B
OF Y. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
HARRY BROWN
PUTS K. D. ON
JOHNNY PAPkE

GAINESVILLE Ohio, ian. 23.-llarry
Brown. of Akron. won over Johnny
Papkc. of Cleveland, here tonight by n
Knockout in the tenth round D. Il sched-
ulcd twelve round bout.
1t was u remarkably clever cXhip'-
ton by both men. l'apkc was Kno'K"u
down no less than cl"Ncn times dur!"'
the bout. but recovered quickly ana kc?'
right after Brown, whom he hah III
trouble once or twice. On several oc-
casinns Papkc took the c0unt-of nine.
In an eight round scmi-inal Norm
Gcnert of Harhcrlon, was given the
newspaper decision on points over Il y
Staley Of Syndcy. Both men were
clever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
North St. We. Zane 6t.
O. 90 Xnna
NATIONALS-MIDGETS

The fast National quintet OF Che SOUTH
Side will stack up against the Cathe-
dral "Midgets' Thursday evening on tho
Carroll Club floor. The Nationals have
been going at good speed this season
winning three and tieing one out OF.
five games played and they expect to
add another to their string Of victories
by defeating the Midgets. This game
will be a preliminary to the X. Of e.
game and a large crowd is expected 70
attend. The Nationals sprung q sur
prise TO the South Side fans by defeat
ing the Kahn CLUB AI.dgets last week.
The Nationals will go into this game
much stronger owing to the fact tn9t
Selvey, the star forward will be able
10 play. as he has been out Of the lineup
for three games on the account o. .
sprained knee received in one OF the
games. 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

When the smoke OF the many football
battles cleared away last fall and dope
sters looked over the fled 10 choose
the greatest hero. Clean KilIingcr, OF
Penn State, stood about as high as the
next one. To many he was far and
away the creates, gridiron player In the
the greatest tAes east
developed. Walter Camp close him as
halfback on his All-Amer!can team.
Hugo BezLck, Penn State coach and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
CsY HUaH FUhLEEroN)

What IS the most popular sport in the
United States:
What was the largest crowd ever
gathered In America 1t sporting
EVENT. We have heard all the arguments
Tor football. with it's immense crowd.
Nor is there any doubt that. II proper
seating could be arranged. football
would outdraw any sport IN the n'eu
States over I briet season Eotal AT
tcndln,.,. figures Tor late september. pc-
toSer and November indicate that coz
le-e football. in = little over two months
drew more than major league BASEBALL
and the organized minors drew In seven
,,,NnthS. OF course, tHcrc wcr" many
more colleges playing. but baSea2I play
ed many more days. Adding 70 the pro-
f.Ssional leagues the figures from the
s.rrj-pros and beyond doubt Baseball
wins chat end Of the argument.
Bn. more persons raid 10 see harness
Morse races last year. AZ least more at
tended fairs and race meetings. ih2n at
tended either football or baseball. rms
Will come n. q shock TO some Of the fol-
lowers uc sport Eat let us see. Ac-
yord!:rs to the attest statistics. there
were NOR" than $4,000 races t-otted ana
-,,rad over American tracks last slim
mer. The records show that 1850 d''-
farent horses competed in these races
The purses paid We're more than ten
times ;ha to,al paid on the running
tracks ~ the United States and Cuba.
The ot'-udanrc figures ~ these FAIRS
are no, available in the total. but the
largest crowd assembled az any sport
ing cvert during the year. and perhaps
in the history of the United states. was
- . h.N Ia
OF the MINNEAPOLIS State fair. Perhaps
The second largest crowd ever assembled
NJ sporting event In the United States
was o. see the finals between the street
cleaners and department store team IN
Cleveland. Which shows that when one
sport claims Il - THE sport. some one
NAV bob IN with n comeback.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
FIRST CENTER GAME
Union Center Rasketaers Meet Linn
Grove Center Team This Evening.

The first regular scheduled game he
tween community center tr;,mI viii h.
pltyrd Ll.y ryruinE WHEN the Union
r.ur,,. five ra," III" ELM Grove team Ut
the Elm Grow floor this evening.
..',". 80 .i> "tm"S hove been drawn
up for thu Elm Grove Union and NJ
Is hey r"tnr. .ul m"'!a'% VIII l." award
Cd To the winners Of IL" series. Thc
urNj gam. 81 Tee played on February
1T vh"i I'u'or 'uc'i> N'kIn'c! a. the
Mckinley outdoor court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
STREET CAR VICTIMS
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

Funera! services for Joseph Zubel.
20, Of Coal street. who died Sunday
night at tho North Wheeling hospital
from injuries sustained when STRUCK
by street car on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
division. at Third street Warwood. at
O'clock. will he held tomorrow morn
ing at Q o'clock at the Polish Catholic
church. lnterment will be in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
coroner II. G. Hobbs will hold an in
quest today. Zubcl was foreman nj
the Wheeling Mold & Foundry com
pany According To Witnesses OF the
accident Zubcl slipped and fell directly
In front OF the street car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
WHAT IS THE MOST POPULAR SPORT IN U. S.?

n chance 10 say whether or not they
favor sports"
Tho same thing applies to New york
AZ. Eunalo,i to Cleveland and t:nrln-
mai in Ohio. Philadelphia and lHtts-
hurgh in Pennsylvania. to the 'Arse
:,ies everywhere.
II tho O'Hara plan for organizing tho
snort lovers and the sport fans IN every
SAT-. and every community grows rs IL
,.ou,s 70 be- doing. the spor; lovers OF
the country can have their sports un,
hammered by political propaganda and
embarrassed by advocates of blue laws
CCopyrlght. 1912, tn" New York
Evening Mail)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
BOX|NG-W WRESTLING

A good boxing and wrestling program
will he staged at Schafcr's hall above
the postoffirc building in Bridgeport
next Friday night
The main boxing bout Of the eHeninA
will be between Kid" Bennett. from
Irish" Moneys stable. and Johnnie
Nicks"n. Of Washington. Ia.
Joe Turner. who is well known ny
Wheeling wrestling fans. has arrived
back in the city, after spending Several
wears travelling, and will stack up
against William Hollis Greek demon,
Of Akron. O. Two other good boxing
Drcliminaries are scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
fort HENRY CLUB
DIRECTORS HOLD over

When quorum failed to appear, the
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
tho Fort Henry Club scheduled for last
evening was called of. and the directors
Of the past year were declared re-elect-
ed for the coming year. They are L. G.
PAUL., George Baird and A A Wilson.
The stockholders were to have met
last evening, but no session could be.
held with there not being a quorum
present. The directors Will meet sone-
time within the next week 70 organise
and elect officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
CRAGO TO SPEAK At
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

That Homer C. Crago would speak at
the Market Auditorium tonight was an
nounced last night by means OF signs
on an auto truck driven through the
streets. 1t was announced that MI.
Crago would reply to John ]. COMM
and would also prove his recent charges
published in local papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Y, RESERVES WIN
FROM COL. MIDGETS
Close and Hard Fought Game Staged
Last Night on Columbia
Club Floor.

In hard fought game played last
night on the Columbia Club, iloor. the
strong Y-RcSrrvcs defeated tho Column
h!a club M!dgets "a to 81. Tn" winning
score was not made until tho last minute
70 play. the interest ran hiEh.
Snrgr and Gillespie starred for the
yiCtors while p"i was til" big point
gctter for the Midgcts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
P1rrsRuRaERs WY

Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. 23.-The Duluth
Hockey Club team was defeated by the
Pittsburgh Aggregation tonight 70
in the first of two game series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
WON WITH K. 0.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. is.-w,lIie
JACKSON "f Ncw York; to-niClS knn"k"d
out NrI Eit2rcrlid sc Australia in H."
fifth rruuL nf u scheduled eight round
bout The men are lightweights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Vance VS.. Elm Grove.

Goals-Shill!ng. /: Wieshar, 3; }.
Hand. /; Committee. 3.
Fouls-Noble. out of 8; Mcclelland
3 out OF ..
Refcrce-Turk. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
kahn CLUB WINS
FROM VANCE. QUINT:
Nidsets wallop Parks, While Reoora
Breakers Get Asa Drubotng

Three interesting basketball games
were played last night on the Ram
club floor on the South side before u
large enthusiastic crowd.
The Ka!n Club Midgrts deteatea 'isE
ros, p,-t \ {. tive 10 L. the tune OF
2S-l1 in hard fought bat oAe-S:ded
game. while the Record Breakers lived
ur to their name by Breaking another
f4cord. suffering 4 i52 defeat at the
hands OF the St. rauls Quintette. In
the main attraction Of the evening inc
KAN Club five defeated the strong
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

SubstitutionS: BlUm!sng For DOWNING
Goals: FLANAGAN. l; Downing -
Tacautc. 5; Dunlcy, /: Blumling. 2; sea-
mon. =: Harding. !.
Fouls: Flanagan. 3 out OF 5: Foster,
out OF 10; Mlll!ck. 3 out OF 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

Total $500. 2T3 367 29j 3ls 1929
Ton!rht: 30 p. m. Fish W. L. Dairy
No 800 =. IN. L. Dairy No. ? vs. Gu bins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24

Totals cocoon. 5G5 a. 679 lGO3
TONIGHT: Good Hills VS.. Lucky Strike.
Come Backs ys. Marsh p. II.
Idaho County free press., 1922-10-19
G.. o. P. STANDS
Continued from Page l

urged that both Mr.. Moore and the
committee respect the will of the peo-
pie as it may be manifested through
their legislature. Certainly Republi-
can committee or a Republican candi-
date for governor ought not to take
the position that if the people at the
polls declare against the convention
system that nevertheless their wish
shall be thwarted 1t is not what n
want, neither is it question of re-
specting my individual wishes. IT is
a question of what the people want
and of respecting their wishes. If the
people of the state do not want state
wide primary and elect legislature
against it, T certainly would not ex-
peet Mr.. Moore or the committee TO
urge it before the legislature; but if
they do want a primary and express
their desire bv electing a legislature
favorable to it, 7 feel that it is good
Republicanism and sound patriotism in
good faith to respect and carry nut
he wishes of the people as recorded
through their representatives in tbe
legislature. -
Idaho County free press., 1922-10-19
NOTICE OF SALE TO SATISFY

Notice is hereby given that I hold
for pasturage bill one bald face sorrel
horse, the property of o. Hollings-
worth. On said horse, I have lien for
$3.50 for pasturage from Aug. l, 1921
to date, and unless said horse is claim
ed by owner within ten days and
charges paid, said animal will be sold
at public auction at the James Ailor
place, mile west of Grangeville, on
the 3Oth day of October, 1922, at 10
o CLOCK a. m, to satisfy said lien for
pasturage and advertising charges.
Oct. 10, 1922 A. E. AILOR,
1929 Claimant.
Idaho County free press., 1922-10-19
Inc spoon.

The first spoon was the palm of the
hand Afterward people used shells
they got at the seashore. Then they
thought of fitting handles on shells.
Though spoons were used ages ago in
ncieni Egypt, Greece and Rome. II
"asa long time before they were used
n the west of Europe. So late as the
Fifteenth century the highest form of
The spoon was the shell with the
handle. Bui by the time Louis XIV
reigned in France the modern daintily
decorated spoon was used.
Idaho County free press., 1922-10-19
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
: 80 Il

FOR RENT-One desirable suite of
front office rooms in Scales building
Advertisement. l5-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Mrs.
j. j. Pulse, Phone 4O6. Advertise
ment. 1S-tf
Married Folk s Dance-Married
folk s dance will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall the evening of October 25,
and will be the first of a series of
dances to be held the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month during the
winter.
PLUMBING SHOP am now To-
Gated in the Oliver building and am
prepared to do all kinds of plumbing at
reasonable prices. J. R. Smith. -Ad-
vertisement. off