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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
EASTERN OHIO
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Pennsylvania. IN which Mr.. Clark said
iha. tj.N United Miue Workers and NOT
tho operators had broken tho wage
agreement by striking April |.
In support Of thu charge. MIR. Clark
quoted from the agreement between the
,fHccrs OF njstric; No =. United Nine
Workers. and the operators which eN-
rIred March 81 last. n section OF which,
hc pointed out. provided for cont'nu-
prco Of tho old agreement for thirty
days after tho doto on which tho scale
committee OF operators and miners
hold their flrSt mcnttnE 10 negotiate
rcale 10 succeed tho existing scale.
Mr.. lark also quoted from letter
he had written 10 President John
RrorIly Of District No. ). March last.
In which he asse1 for suitable date
for n meeting with tho United Mine
Workers to negotiate n scale effective
April :, 1922. and continue for two
years.
NJ wrjtrn reply was received TO the
lc,ter Mr.. ClarE wrote Secretary Davis
HI: Mr.. Fto7hy notified him in person
March l., NJ. Clark said, that the
United Mine Workers would not meet
with tho assertion until after settle
nrcnt had been effected with the opera
ors OF the central competitive field Al
that time, NJ Clark said Mr. Brophy
.o'd him tho union mines OF Contra!
Pennsylvania would strike April
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willing to Neg Aate-

New York. Apr.! I.--j"hn l.. Lewis
president Of tie United Mine Workers.
established temporary strike hcad1Har'
tors in New York today. 10 await the
outcome OF the house labor committee
Invitation 20 bituminous coal operators
10 join the miners in L wage confer c"ce
ut Washington. II. {.
Who awa!ting further advice from
Congress. Nolan. chairman "f the
house committee. Mr.. Lew" announced
lie would attcmp, 70 hasten rcE"t!a-
tons for settlement os tho anthracite
strike, through the miners and opera
o-s' subcommittee on wage contract
NEGOTIATIONS, IN session here.
Referring t. reports from Washing
ton that operators or Ohio and Indiana
already had sent kilograms (" Mr..
Nolan. declining To meet with the
miners. Mr.. Lewis said:
Il haze rot rccr wed any official rot!-
Hcation that Ihe operators refused the
Invitations. | can only rraffirm our
Willingness 70 negotiate with them At
any time"
Mr.. Lewis appeared well pleased with
tho attitude taken by cungressrncn to-
ward his presentation "r tho miners
case. aud expressed hclicc that the
OF purpose AZ tho bearing IN Wash
inSton.
"Our position remains uaassailahlc, "
no said "7'hcro also seems 80 rc a
sympathetic reEpoase on tho part oc III"
public 70 our efforts to settle pcaCcahIy
our controversy with the operators"
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Both Men Rsleaasd

, Bccklcy. W. Va, April State police
! investigation OF two bomb explosions
, IN k.!sy he. iayctte county, last night
| came u naught tonight with the release
! OF two men who had been held for in
; vest.s&t:on because Of their resem-
DlanCc % descriptions Of men seen near
where tie bombs exploded. John Fodor
ANA Andy iinniZccz wero the men ar
rested hc"c but they were allowed to
! go after they had shown they were In
, Ecck!cy all .ast night.
: Nobody was hurt in the bomb eIplos-
! ions. one Of which destroyed the porch
and broke the windows OF the homo Of
/ B.Hny Chickcnfeller while the other
wrecked the automobile Of James Spade
standing in front Of his home. Both
Chickcnfcller and Spade were employed
| in the kilsythe mine OF the McKen
; Coal company. and both continued to
! work after some of the men in tho mine
had gone on strike.
John Ga,herum. secretary OF District
! 60. United Mine Workers. made a PIT
! sonal inspection at Kilsythe, and he and
President John Sprouso both announces
! that tho, union would not stand for
Gay suc!E terrorism, and offered the AID
nf their o-gIniza ton to the AUTHORITIES
In running down the bombcrs
A state trooper who returned today
from Stutcsbury said no had tnvesti-
gated rcuor;s shat union men there had
been driven from tho town under threat
of death and found that only men VINO
dill not hc!ong around the camp had
been asked to leave.
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Making Little Hea dway.

Pittsburgh. IA. hprii 3.--ihe union
strike movement in Farcttc county w
to tho present time has hnrn cnnfin"l
10 mines along tho Mnnnn Cah"'a river.
I;rDorts from CaioHtUwn Tonight ind'-
Gated that only Sigh; hcad"Hr haF h""n
made IN this section by Gainn organ
izcrs. An official statement from the
II. G. Frick Coke Company Tonight
showed that nf the sixty Uon-untOn coz"
plants owned By the company in the
Gnnncilsville region. only six have hc"n
closed by sympathetic strike action.
These arc located in tho k!ond!kc see
ton. Two other plants. idle Cor several
months because OF general business dc
preston. have rcopcncd. tho statement
nidcd. Two plants Of W. J. Rainc%,
Inc, IN tho Connc.lsvillc region. havn
also hcca closed Ivy the strike.
A number Of miners mass meetings
have hcen held IN Tayctte county in tn"
past tcw days bat no sign OF disorder
has cropped ont.
Union leaders at Johrstown to-7!Sh;
claimed that after earnest efforts TO-
day they have the entire Bolivar rtclG.
rcgion. Under their control The meet
Ing vas attended by about 500 men from
the Indiana county fields. The follow
Ing companies have been affected by the
strike: Ridgevicw Coal Company, i'ai:-
Geld Coal ard Coke Company. Garfield
Sroieless Coal Company, Elliott Coal
Mining COMPANY. Joseph SCISSOR Coa'
COMPANY, I.aco!ie Coal Company and
tho Green shIrE Fuel Company.
Reports received at C!carfield head
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Cut+dng Out tho LiQuor.

Mo-gau;nwn. W. Va, April Goa.
ron,rarv officials IN persona! charge or
he mines IN Monongalia county VIII ne
Ir'd strictly accountable for the manu-
rLrture and possession OF moon5h'he
nguor in tho mining communities they
control. according TO an announcement
made today by Prosecuting ATTORNEY
=. =. Pos;en. who also mailed copy O!
III. announcement TO tho mine owners
Persons actually IN charge or the
mines where liquor is found. IN tho fu-
lure. Will he held crimina!ly Responsible
for aiding and abett!ng violation or
tho law" Mt. Posten sad.
This step. tho prosecuting attorney
said. Is TO reduce 10 minimum tho
supply OF liquor IN the county. and Is
necessary Tor tho protection OF life ard
property. particularly during the coal
strike. Other counties In the state. no
nointcd out, arc now enforcing this rule
AZ result OF which TWO super!ntend
crts are row under indictment in Pies
ton county.
Ku!e:acSs prev aiied IN the Mo7on-
gala region today. A meeting o. miners
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Dryers Claims

1nd!ar7rnI!s. lad. Arril S--Com?lete
suspension ." coal production in the
ron-un;on Winding Gu!r field OF West
Virginia before sunday were predicted
IN s'atom"r: hcre tonight by Law
renee DwYer. OF Beckicy. w. Va. 4
member OF the executive board OF tho
United Mine Workers Of America.
In the New River Nnld. he asserted,
only "a men are n: work. Mr.. lw%er
said the miners in Winding Gu:g mum
Der - Nnn and those n New River fed
ahou, ! ! 400.
Mr.. nwysr who sad lis statement
was based en- rerorts sen; him by John
Ga;hcrurT. secretary or ,he West N!r-
giriI union. IS hero for I conference
tomorrow with William Green. sccre-
tary-'rcasurcr oc the United Mine
Workers O. Amorica. regarding plans
for Hushng q" unions suspension or
work among tho N"N-un:ou. WORKERS.
Tho pans 10 80 discussed with Mr..
Green were understood 20 relate 10
financing the unions movement. Mr..
Green advised NJ. pwycr he would 70
turn tomorrow from his homo in Gosh
or:on. O,to where he has been the las'
So, Hr:l days.
" ~ cS''Ns, sa,u MI. Nv C y s'"'V-
mont w the West Nirg!nia situation,
'fwo-tht~ds 81 the Winding Gu'f mines
40 or strike AMI We feel that by next
Sunday tina: We wa! have lo"a, Emlon
established a, every mine and all op"!"
..;cre IN ,ne Winding Gulr region WI
10 100 norccnt suspended. TAa sitHd"
ton in tn Now RIVER l",i IS thN'
every m.nc Is striking eXcNr: ono, ihA
Rock Lick nina IN Fayct:e county.
There are 30 mrN working ihc'e and
they a-e GUardNN by about 100 state
rons.alu,arv and loCa! GuameH. ah'
'hr union miners are prevented from
talk;n cio ;hem.'
\ telegram from NJ. Gathcrum sad
rlI workers N ra;Des along Loop Cr"eh
had been un!oaiEcd and also the Mead
wv Greek -Grconhricr field in Summers
yoYN;r. Mr. Dryer estimated that .
nh0 men had Joined The union in these
Gc,de. which lie said had been non-un'
ON territory.
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Not Acted Upon.

Columbus, O.. April 5.--Attitude OF
tho Southern Ohio Coal Operators on
TIC invitation Of Representative Nolan.
chairman Of tho house labor committee
for n j"int meeting between opera lots
Of tho central competitive field ana OIL.
Gals g: IL" United Min" "orkcrs o.
;mcr:,... IN Washington. April 10. pTon-
ably Will pot be Known Cor several days.
" y. Mckinney. secretary or the
southern ohio Coal Exchange, Sa!d 10
day.
II. Kinney trird 70 arrange meeting
Of the operators to-day, to pass on the
question, hui could not get them TO-
rr,hc~. 4 difference will be cailsHe he
sad. as soon aS enough operators fnd
;:nlc 80 come h""c.
Mckinney made no comment on action
Of eastern Ohio aid Indiana operators
in ealing the Nolan invitation.
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STABB|NG FRAY
MAY Be FATAL

John SAuhay. 90. alleged 70 be no
;nrious IN ro.!ce circles OF Bridgeport
and Vicinity. Is I:.ng in the Martins
Ferry horp.tal in a critical condition.
with his left lunE runcturcd by stab
wound IIa Was wounded in II b-awl at
1890 O'Clock tu.s morning IN ono Of
the houses Of the Lorain Coal & Dock
company. Stop - on the Barton line.
west Of Bridgeport. Very little hope is
entertained f"r his recovery.
Shuhays aSsailant is at largo. Be-
mon, county authorities, w 10 ) o'clock
this morning had not been Informed OF
tho s:ahhIug. constable JOHN Moore. OF
bridgeport. however, has Il description
-" tho man who did tho stahblnS, but
Las not secured his name~
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WHEELING LODGE NO. IA, X. OF
P, OBSERVES TWENTY-FlFTh
ANNIVERSARY.
FIFTY.ONE CHARTER MEMBERS
PRESENTED WITH VETERAN
JEWELS.
HON. JOHN p. ARsENZ AND HON.
J. o. PARRIOTT ARE ORATORS.

F'if,y.one mon who twenty-five years
ago became charter members o!
Wheeling lodge No. ia. KNIGHTS Of
Py;hias. we're honored last evening al
me twcnty.fifth anniversary Cel"bra.
ton Of the lodge, held a. The ElkS'
club. with 500 Pythi&ns and Pythian
Sisters attending.
The veterans wcrc presented with
the veteran jewels, and eight were
presented with l;fe memberships for
having passed through the chairs Of
tho order during the quarter Of ccC.
turr.
Samuel r. Montgomery Of King
wood. grand Keeper ot records and
seal OF the grand lodge OF West Nir'
cinia. WIS 10 have been To" principal
speaker, but as he was detained in
Washington. n. c.. yesterday. Hon.
John p. Arbcnz. supreme representa-
i've from tho West Virginia grand
lodge. was substituted 10 make the
principal address of the evening.
\ most appropriate program was
carried out interspersed with mum
ocvS rendered By an all-Pythian or.
CheSfra Packages OF candy were dis
trlbutcd TO all attending. and dancing
vas enjoyed after the program aud
jewel presentation.
The program was opened with An
address Of welcome by William Gun
uincham. the oldest member OF Wheel.
ing lodge. and one OF its founders. In
few we'll chosen words he badc the
Pythans and sister ORGANIZATIONS
welcome. and expressed his felicia.
lions OF he day.
Pythian Sisters Drill.
4 drill team from Hermion temple,
Pythian Sisters. directed by Mrs.
Leyina Haberfeld. better known IN
Pythian circles as Mother" Uaber-
field. was next on the program. fol
lowing a selection by the orchestra.
The drill was well presented, and the
sixteen ladies Made striking ap-
pearance in their white costumes with
red. gold and blue sashes. They were
heartily aTplauded.
Albert Schmidt. acting chairman,
then Introduced James u. Parriott.
prominent MoundSyi!lo Pythian. Ills
talk was ringing message 81 con
graduation for the success attained by
Wheeling lodge in its lie OF a quarter
Of a century. He spoke highly Of what
has been accomplished by the lodge.
and IN no mild way declared that the
career and life OF William Cunning
ham. one Of the veterans, should be an
inSDiratiou 70 all PvthianS.
The presentation OF the Jewels fol-
lowed. with pretty little Miss Marjory
McClement pinning the valued EN-.
blems on the breasts OF the veterans
and presenting 20 the eight their life
memberships. Charles Stewart, keep
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OMIT at Tair'mont

Fa:-mon: W. Va. April g There
were no developments In the strike ST.
uat.1n here today. Everything Is NOV
,nE off quietly and there IS nothing TO
indicate any disturbance. Tho mines
arc down ard there Is no attempt 10
work them where the union was IN
force before Tho expiration OF the con-
tract Several small mines that were
operating with non-union miners A'o
loading few cars.
Union leaders say that those mines
arc now being organized.
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was irIi ~ the .''fS iGn Nrld today
and according :" l.. NJ Ni.l!h'HS. or
Sanizcr oC Tie tinted Mine Workers. ap-
proxtmate;y TOO miners joined the union
Several mines attempted to operate at
Forest. stone and E!nGam"m. lie SAID
but litt,e coal was loaded. No coal was
loaded III the southern end or the
county where three mines have been
operating non-un!on, according 10 re-
ports reaching hcre.
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WON BY HUTCHINSON

Washington. April Jock fIu'rh'son
oc Chicago. british open champion. Won
the open golf tournam"n; 90 tho r",-
umbia Country club here today with Il
g hole total Of "95.
John Farrell OF Quaker Ridge. :. !.
was second with :a3 and Walter Hagen
OF Now York, third with So2.
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quarters, in District 2. from union Off.
Gals in clcarfielj. jefferson and In
diana counties II was reported tonight
show that tho STRIKE IS gaining Roadway
among the unOrganized workers. Nom
union men in Bowcrsville. Horatio, Will
Hams Run and Big Run have quit work,
about LOO IN all, the union leaders
stated.
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RIVER TELEGaRAMS

DAVIS Island ra'n--lS.I feet. falling.
Warren-~4.@ feet: clear. warmer.
ul City--t.I feet. falling, Gear.
Mocgantown 80 10 lect. stationary
clear aud warmer.
Parkersbu-c fec. falling: clear.
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CHARLES Z. HERR

EWt,"", IA. Arril S.---Chl-les T.. Herr
REod wears founder OF tho Butler
I county Record. died here today two
weeks after retiring from an uuhrOkeu
career Of MY years n newspaper work.
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ROE RHNT-HousE-

FOR RENT. rooms and bath. Dun
galow, Pleasant Ava. Wei!sourE. ".
Va. Electric lights gas. furnace. no;
and cold wa.& Almost I acres. Large
avn and garden. 100 assorted f7u:;
trees. garage. Possession May mrs..
Enquire 1900 Main ST.. Wensourg. W.
VA. Rel phone ESQ. One square from
Nvhaeurz car lima apt-
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sMALI-On Friday. Apr, 4. 1922. at
the residence OK his mother. Mrs. r.
II. Johnson, 1922 Guernsey sect,
Bsllaire. OHIO. THOMAS SMAl.L.,
aged 50 Years 3 moaths. - days.
Funeral from the residence OF his
mosher-.n-law, Ms Margaret Moore.
Stop /. Nest Wheeling. n-.Iay arte--
noon a, two O'Clock. F:.cnds o. ;he
family invited 20 attend. Intcrment
at Llnwood. (Ind;ana papers Please
COPY.
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DIED

CoNwAY-on Sunday. April 2. 1922.
At $40 o'clock =. NJ. AUSTIN CON
WAY In tho Soth year OF his age.
Funeral services from the chapel OF
the Mendsl Funeral Home. 1908 Chap
line street, Wednesday, afternoon a.
1850. Friends respectfully invited. In
torment private, McMe"hen cemetery.
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WILLIAM u, WILLIAMS.

Chicago. April 0.--William F.. VIII
Jams, e.. editor Of the Chicago heights
star. died to-day. He formerly ~orke'.
or ne Cievcl4nG Plain Dealer and other
OHIO newspapers.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

MONEY IN GRAIN-$Ic.5o buys guar
antees on 10000 bushels wheat. NO
FURTHER RISK. Movement OF SC gives
opportunity take $500: &C. $500. etc. par
tlculars, market letter free. Investors
Daily Guide, 9l3 Dwight Bldg. Kansas
City, No. ma-ll-tr
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FRANCIS-On Wednesday. April 5, 1922.
at 9:$5 Z. NJ. IN the North Whc":;rG
hospital MISS KATE {. FRANCIS.
The body has been removed 10 the
late home. 60 Main street.
l.,,,erar rot:Ce hereafter.
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W AETED-younS man would l!Se posi-
ton as chauffeur on country place for
summer. Can make own repairs. Also
experienced tractor man. \ reference.
Fox 81 Follans5ee. ". Va ap 6-p
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED - Envelopes TO address At
homo in spare time, Typewriter or
hand. Address student" caro- 1ntelH-
EeHceE. ap 90
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REAL ESTATE

DETROIT REGlpENT 1room. property
will trad, FOR eastern ON" farm. lr
{. r. Stewart. 1929 woodward Ave.
Detroit Mich AZ 6-i
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR sAI4E-RoomiRk house. Address
T. O.. Care InteIligSncer Office.
ma 3o-m
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FOE SALB-AUT0&

FOR sAt.E-Ons 1920 PatgA E1eeuent
condition. Al accessories. Gail Wig
,.IT. apH-i
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WANTED-To rent farm o. some good
pasture land. Address Z. o. Bon 80
wheeling. W. Va ap ON
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ToR sALE-PoULTRY

FOR gALE-Anconas. Shepherd Strain.
Stock and eggs II. 8. Hemmo2a. r..
Wheeling, W. Va. ma 29-@Si
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wANTEp-=EMALE
POULTRY

WkNTCD-Act!ve maa 70 SCI eNc,us'
ively IN this territory. N.th our CO.
opevat on. TWO fast selling Ford art@'.eS
and one household specially; ambitious
man assured permanent business and
steady income moderate SIN needed
Ior reserve merchandise. Address. Az
ia Specially Co., Marion EiGS, CicNe-
end ap ii
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Large front room on
twelfth street. Second floor $50. Cal.
.fl6. ap5-I
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WANTED~Ex- Service men who can
walk. talk and toll the truth aod
travel $500 weekly. T. VI. ill 5
L. N. Colonial noteI. NJ. MCti!aty.
apS-h
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FOR SALE-Horses. two good teams
weight from 400 10 1900 pounds
Also farming imp!emfnts: wagon and
. sets work harness. Will sell cheap
owner 10 quitting business. Address
F. o. Box 10 Wheeling. ma 50-k
FOR SALE-Red River Early Ohio Seed
Potatoes $500 bu. bag, G. \. MIL
Ter. Stall 5, Center Market Phone Cole
rain IS. ap 3-n
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'n'~sr N"GI ".--.Jack Dempsey.
wo"lG'S ncat vwcislt champion. said to-
Hty ina: Iuv.,g his European tour he
,.>io,.,rG :" #G..' Wills. CARPENTER ard
l:erNc:i. Tie champion "pCr, Jew
hours acre e. route To Ne"' York.
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wANrED-MA1E AND FEMALE
MISCELLANEOUS

BUILDING
Carpenter work. Coed work and low
pr.ces Phone :lr-J I'm Grove. a7S-t
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Use to Best Advantage
visit Sick-Bed

touching incident occurred when
~. t.wcls vera presented. 7: was an
rnunr.d tha. w'":am shannon = aeT'-
one. ~. and that ne vas no; forgotten.
q co,r,ui,tee having visited his S:rk-h"d
as, evening before -" exercises ~
tho Els club and pinned ;'e jewe! on
his breast.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-12
LICKED VERNON
CENTER TEACHER
HERB. BROWN, STUDENT,
PAID $40 FINE
BATTLE OF KNUCKLES
Peace Bond $500 Required; Pro-
lessor Knocked Down
Three Times.

Herbert Brown, aged fifteen
years, student of the Vernon Cen
ter high school until last week, was
fined $40 and costs and placed un-
der 500 peace bonds in the court
of Justice of the Peace Robinson at
Vernon Center when he was ar
raigned there Saturday as result
of an alteration which ended in
violence when an attempt was made
by F. Marion Selby, principal of the
high school there, to punish the lad
for an alleged breach of discipline.
a Attempted To Eject Boy.
The report OF the affair states
that the boy was ordered to leave
the school for some infraction OF
the rules with which he was charg-
ed and that the lad refused to de-
part whereupon the principal made
an effort to eject him. 1t is said
that a battle ensued in which the
principal of the school was knocked
down three times. When Mr. Selby
admitted, so the story goes, that he
had mad enough, young Brown left
the school.
The principal appears to be about
ITO pounds in weight while the lad
is of normal size for his age. For
the last few days the school head
has been wearing colored glasses
and il is said that beneath the
glass there reposes a discolored
optic 8..
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SCORE WAS TIED
and Lake Crystal Had Al
Even Ball Game Freak.

MapIeton and Lake Crystal Had An
Even Ball Game Freak.
Lake Crystal, May S.-The ball
game betw cen Mapleton and Lake
Crystal highs at the former place
Friday afternoon resulted in a tied
score, five to five, in eleven innings
of playing. The result of this game
was a considerable surprise to Ma
pleton as they had played here d
week before and had defeated the
local boys by fifteen. The tie will
be played off in the near future
Hellekson pitched the first eight
innings for Lake Crystal and had
perfect control of the ball, walking
only one man in the eight innings.
Mccormack pitched the last three
innings, not allowing Mapleton to
score. -.....-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Evans are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby
girl at their home Thursday.
Mrs. Benson of Wadena, Mimi,
arrived in the city Saturday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Evans
Mrs. William M. Jones of St.
Paul is visiting few days with her
sister, Mrs, John L. Evans and
brothers Messrs Evan ]. and John
]. Davis and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones an
nounce the arrival of an eight pound
boy at their home Saturday.