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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Henry HalbItzcr Of 1860 Market
gtrccl. dealer In bicycles stoves and
hardware. has the well known and al
ways popular Union line OF bicycles MS
his leader F.vcG since Sanger made tho
linton a household word through his
wonderful work on this machine. II ha'
euInyrd great popularity This scI7On
IL ms almost innumcrablc points, and
,br I,nlon Special Is the hcst machtuc
Inc Union people have ever put on the
market. II comes at SlCO and IL worth
tho money
other machines shown by Mr., kaihit-
ger ara the RELAY In sw0 models 1T 81"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

The board OF education can make our
schools better by giving Us the very best
teachers to he found, by establishing a
good high school and by making every
thing abou; our schools free. especially
should we have free text books. All the
grea; cities OF our country have free text
books in their schools and many OF the
states have adopted the system. Then
We need 10 have the compulsory law en-
forced, l. e.. II It applies 10 Wheeling
The parents can assist In making our
schools better by their hearty co-operI-
ton with the teachers in their Efforts TO
make their boys and girls what they
ought to be. In too manJ cases the par
ent takes the part OF the child agutns:
the teacher. without even an invesilGa-
don as to who Is right In such cases |;
Is an utter impocSlhtlity for the teacher
to properly control the child.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Harry L. IIiilman entered the bicycle
trade last season and made the Racycie
one Of the best known machines III ms
territory This season he makes tne
Monarch his high grade leader. ana " "
indeed leader. Tom Cooper ana Eis
Monarch have cut great figure oil tnc
racing path. and II Mr. Hillman's eilor ,,S
count for anything the Monarch VIII
figure on the road in Wheeling this sea-
sol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

MRS. A. INvEEN, residing at go
Eenry St. Alton. H.. suffered with sci
attic rheumatism for over eight months.
she doctorcd for It nearly the whole OF
this time, using various remedies rec
commended by friends. and was treated
by the physicians. nut received no re
lief. She then used one and half bot
ties OF Chamberlain Pain Balm,which
effected q complete cure. This Is pub
lIshed at her request. as she wants 9th
ers similarly afflicted 10 know what
cured her The % and so cent sizes FOR
sale BY druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10
DIED.

ZININGERMAN-On Thursday. April S. 1897,
at 9:SQ T. M, MRS. NARY A. I'm
HERMAN. relICt OF the late DR.. L. +.
Zimmerman. in her I'D year.
Services from Zion church this afternoon
at . o'clock. Interment at MI Zion
cemetery. Friends are invited.
FALLoURE-on Friday. March 5. 1887.
WILLIAM FAl.LOURE. IN the Ssth
year OF his age,
Funeral from residence Of Mrs Louisa
seabrlght. No. 6l Nineteenth street.
Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock. Friends
Of the family invited 10 attend In
terment at Penlnsular cemetery.
BRooKING-on Friday, April 3, 1897.
at $50 p. H., GEORGE. son OF
George and Mary Brooking, aged
l6 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10
THE CYCLE SHOW.
1t is Such Complete Success that
1t will be Continued
THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT
The Dealers We're so Pleased that
They Insisted on This.
LARGE CROWDS WERE THERE

Ansrnoon-Tho I.ndIs. Matt.
nee Drew Large Attendance Of the
Fair sSI-La't Night the y. NJ. 4. \.
was Crowded Various Exhibits Of
thS shaw DESCRIBED In Detail -Many
NovcI Features were shown by Dealers.
The show In Detail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10
NECKWEARsallggyy AIRY and beautiful Just
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co. 4.


The best salve In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. ChlblainS,
corns and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
IS guaranteed 10 give perfect satiStac-
ton or money refunded Price 25-oanAS
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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and S75; the Erie. at $50; the Pyramid
at So Here is an assortment Of bley.
eies, Ia nigh and medium grades that
should suit the most fastIdIous buyer
The exhibit il tastefully arranged M
KalbItzer is personally In charge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Yesterday afternoon the Wheeling
Teachers Association held rs regular
meeting and the following programme
was carried ou.: Song "Gally Our Boat
Gllleg DER thu Sea" led by Miss Robin
son, with Miss Kyle n the piano. All
Joined In the Lords Prayer. led by Rev.
Sir. Davis, o! Martins Ferry; Miss Car
RE Zane. Of Clay schools, Rad AZ inter-
estiEg paper on the subject How can we
best teach literature IN our schools" The
great point made was ,hOt everything
noble, everything worthy OK Imitation,
such "a morality patriotism, Christian
hcyuism, can al be taugH; through me
reading OF good literature. In tho Same
way everything thar Is dettstGbic In hui
man nature, viii be stunned for the very
rrasun that Everything good viii he
sough. a!,5r Read q few good books
ana read them welt, IS better than to
read ca~elrEsly a Ere.b many, NAiiman
r. Blrhp Fisl1, Iggn, Of the Stu,r TINT
versity, was Introduced, and after few
plraslnt words, read shurs paper pre-
pared by a number OF notable literary
mon and women. as 10 what Is ,hG great
a4t American poem. Twenty 1t l
mrN gave their opinion, aud while no
on, received majority L1w9lNs Com
nirmorat!ou Ode received more NOtcs
than any O;hor one. while l0nE!'lldW =
Endymi1u,. ana BryGut8 ThaHataF'ls,
came second ana thiri in order Miss
Norton, of MaGis1n school Fadd a short
surlghtly paper on The subject OF Liter
azure" especially treating OF Il as "A
means 81 culture, Rev. Davis, OF Mar
TINS Ferry. In q shor; tIlE, presented the
subject of literature, o' rather the study
of Il as pursued In The University Asso-
rIatlm OF Chlcagn. IL, Il anxious 20
star: a branch or branches IN wheeling
ON motion o committee was appointed TO
lraf. resolutions Oh the death ot Miss
lam McCollpth, teacher nf CLAY school.
and o! which Miss LiEGiH Clrhln 10 chair
MN mn NM al.n mn Lhn hAALh nf rs.
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| one Of the largest and most COmplct.
| cNhibilH OF the show IL that Of the a. D..
| Howe Machinery and Supply Cumpany.
! Here are shown nine Cresccntg, rang
| ing In price from $50 to S75: two Day
| tons, AZ 800: three HD~cs al 800, one
! Rochester at 500. one Ide Special at
500.
The Crescent lInc has long been
known Ds on, OF the best and most re-
! liable H. tha country. They are In me-
dium grade. and range In price from $50
to STi These machines are the output
of the Western Wheel Works, Of Chi
CHEO and New York on" Of the largest
manufacturing firms In the United
States. Their factory is complete in
every, detail and equipped with the lat
est improved machinery II Is not sur
prising that wheel is produced that It's
riders say Is Is as good as any on the
market
The Howe IL a high grade machine
that Is possessed of many points Of eN-
cellcnce, and II is confidently predicted
II will become n fayorite with local ri
dcrs. The years Of experience OF tho
Howe Scale Company are guarantee
| Of It's general makeup.
The Ide. built like a watch" Is also
shown. and many Wheeling riders tes-
tify TO the merits Of this machine.
The Crescents for 1897 have many
striking points. among these being the
system OF reinforced frames and handle
bars. which add strength where
strength is needed. Cranks and crank
axles on the Crescent have always been
noted for their neat design and light.
ness The chain adjustment is another
feature that has proved good talking
point. OF the Crescent bearings It IS
not necessary 10 say anything-they
run as smooth as the smoothest and a
little smoother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

WHEN a cold is contracted. cure II
at once one Minute Cough Cure viii
set you on the road 10 recovery IN a
minute il viii cure pneumonia, bTon-
chitis. Group and all forms OF lung aud
tlrOat troubles Charles r. GoetZe. cor
ner Market aud Twelfth streets Bowie
& Co, Bridgeport: Peabody & Son, Ben
wood
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u. q stamp
The stamp exhibit was one Of the
features al the sh0wl asst night, A man
dolln band made an article OF music
thar wus very much hambler-in other
words, first class music.
The Rambler sells for $50 this year.
ana ts makers make the claim that
with their eighteen years OF experience
and the finest facilities In the world,
they can produce a machine for $50
that N az good as the best. The Ram
bier has been winner for years, and Its
fall in price to $50 does not mean that
1t has lost one iota Of its excellence OF
past seasons II must be remembered
that the Rambler people are not In the
bicycle trust and their p'ice came down
when they ascertaincd that the cost OF
manufacture had come down This was
only fair TO the bicycle public. and was
to be expected from the GOrmully 81
lcffery Company-they have always
treated their patrons fair and square
This machine Ia guaranteed by It's
Wheeling agents aud It's makers to cost
Its users less than any other on the
market for repairs. The many fine
points OF this machine cannot be de-
tailed here but an examination 81 the
wheel VIII satisfy the most skeptical
that 1t is the wheel Of wheels
one Of the novel features this year is
, the feather spring. which Is optional
with the purchaser. II is the only spring
that takes up the vertical vibration so
completely ana satisfactorily. and
without side SWIM
OF course there are other machines
shown in this exhibit. including the
Ideal. Pattee. FlcctwinR, yellow Kids,
Courier, etc. There Is everything in
hush and medium grade. ladies' and
gentlemen models. single and tandem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

NEW so-called remedies spring Up
every day like mushrooms: but the peo-
pie still cling to DR., Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

PERSONAL.-The gentleman who
annoyed the congregation last Sunday,
by continually cnughin1. vii Andinstant
relief by using one Minute Cough Cure,
n speedy and harmless remedy FOR
thr6a, and lungs. Charles r, Goetze.
corner Marlie: and Twelfth streets:
Bowie Il Co. Bridgeport; Peabody 4
Son. BenwOOd. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

How can the Wheeling schools be made
better ought 10 be the question asked by
teachers, parents and the board OF edu-
cation. Teachers can make thom bet
ter by doing beSte. work. In order to Do
better work we must be students We
strive to know what we propose 10 teach
so well that we can impair. the KNOW,
edge TO our pupils in way that IL WIZ
be a pleasure TO them TO receive T. We
must study our pupils. We must under
stand the different natures under our
charge: but above all we must study our
selves. that we may never excite the pas
sipns OF our pupil but 50 lead them. mar
he very best traits OF character may De
developed in them. while everythinS else
Will be suppressed or crowded out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

PROF. FIELDS worm powders sold
on guarantee; try them: a; druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

THE best thing on earth IL Sehmul-
bach Brewing Co.'s Book Beer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Superintendent; +. $ Williams. OF which
A. ". Stevenson L. chairman. The meeting
was a successful one in every way
THE PEDAGOGuE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

VVTENVIRI 2 metal cIataIaine bag top,
LAlLNNlDLL make the pocket out OF
the Isavings Of your spring suit.
GEO. ". SHOOK & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

TODAY.
Special Sale OF KID Gloves at
J.. =. GOOD & CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

lF You want something good sr
SuhmHIbRCh Brewing Co.'S Book Rrsr.
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r ~ I ~ T NJ rrrEENrH pAY


sll at public auction at the nprth front
roor OF the rcur. house OF Ohio county,
Eegs Virginia, ComEen ,nE at ter o'clock
4 M The foi,nwlIE described proper y,
.D-wit. All that cert - tract Of land slt,-
lted on the Yates OF CsstlcmHH's Ru',
n the district OF Liberty. Ohio coung
West Virginia, and adjoining landt OF
Joseph O. Curtis, Joseph MEGA lFlln; John
G. Rodgers and others, and hQi%,dcd aS
follows: Beginning at white oak in
Joseph McCauslln's line ana running
thence north 49, east 81 poles 20 u stake 4:
fheLce south 1e' east 20 poles 10 "A stake
near the barn on said land then = south
So east 40 poles 10 n black walnut, corner
to lands Of johnson l.. CARR - and 9TH
srs thence south Sl5' east 1919 poles 70 q
beech. corner to lands Of Joseph o. Curtis:
sugar tree, corne: TO LANDS OF JoSeph Nc
CAps'anh; themes north i2' west IS poles
and q links to tho place OF beginning, ana
containing forty-si1 100 acrcj ana TWO g.
rrods, more or less. this being the Same
property that was conveyed to james ".
DiHch and John Dinch by Julia \. Prell
md Robert l. Prall. her husband, By decd
bearing date March p, ls92, and now OF
record In tho clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio COUNT. West virginia
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third or the pur-
chass money and ar much more Us the
pure aassf may elect 70 pay in cash on day
Of sale: the balance In two epd1l pHy-
mentS a. one and two years, the purchnger
executing his notes with approved security
!'r the deferred lnstsllmcEts. with Interest
from day Of sale, the interest on the seCOnd
deferred instRliment payable annually. she
'lile 10 sad property 70 be retaInct until
JOHN L. DUNLAP.
aps Trlitec
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

If yon want something good try
SchmGlbach Brewing CO.'a Book Beer.
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By virtue Of decd Of trust mgas by
Thomas IT, Porter an Matte Porter, his
wife 20 mo- rs trustee date juno Il, 1885.
ard recorded In this Office o. the CLERK Of
The county court OF Ohlh county. West
virginia, n Decd u Trus. BOOK No. ".
paEc D. VIII sell at the north from: door
Of the court house Of said Coursy on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

,Rt-STEE'S SALE OF OHI) COUNTY
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF deco OF trust made by
James w. Dinch and Nancy L. Dlnch. his
wife. and John Dinch 10 me. a. trustee.
bcarinE date on the iirs' day o. April. lsS.
me county cuur. OF Ono county. West
Virginia, In Deci Of Truss Boot. No. a.,
page -, will OF
SATURDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

and attractive sOuvenIr-a piece Of the
LaBclle china. which was very much
sought after
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

The Wheeling teachers after a week 5
rest, have done a splendid weeks work,
The pupils are generally all back IN their
places. aud the three months 70 come
ought to be the best monthS OF the year.
We sometimes become weary 10 Wen do
ing. We think our work as teachers
amounts 20 little or nothing, but now and
then along the journey o lifa we hear OF
some one who, by word we have spoken
or by some help extended. has been
caused to become a better mar or bet
Ger woman than he or she otherwise
would have been. and we are constrained
20 thank God and take courage. rms IS
the great pay OF the teacher, 1. .. the
good he may do. The tGSCher should
never despair: but with patience and
with a loving heart remember that he Is
training human being and work day after
day TO that end. Do we all remember
this? fear not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10
rRrsTBE.s sALE.
-y,prrsTEE's SAILS OF VALUABLE
ONO COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

TTNGuSTEE'S SAIsS OF NAls.,.A. NJ, BLL-
OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
az virtue o. deed OF tr,!st made by
lsEksou d, P0.tCaRnn Jane G., Porter, ms
vie. Joseph u. Chamber ana !'@Tn.l * y.
Chambcrs, bis wife, 10 INC, ak trustee;
sas-iar date on the twcnty-c!ghth day OF
N5rrh. lS3s. ard now OF rec0rl ~ ne
r'srkss og'-c OF the county .cQlTt o. one
county, West VirEigis; II pcsd OF tfH7.
book No Y. page N VIII or
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY or
APRIL. 1897,
ell at pusH. auction at the north front
door OF the court house OF OHIO county.
West virginia, commencing at ton 'l9et
a M. The following described property;
tS.yyit: Ali that certain tract o! nild
situated on the waters OF Middle Whcrl.ns
'frrL la tho Aiatrint Of Liberty. county
az ohio, ana state OF West Nmkina land
yjthll one niile OF West Alexander, Penn
sylFanis) ana BOUNDED aHd aeSg', 49,. ~
follows. BcsinninG al ehesiA9t ueS on
The TOP Of knob or knoll. and fGnnlng
fhenss north 81 west u poles WIN I'VE
line az isaac DAVIS thence wiih line ot
crow north q, east y pol'5 10 stake
IN the edge Of old roEd, col me- 20 Cro| aae
WnVhAtn brothers. thence nofth ~ caeF
sRS poles thence south CO. Catt = poles
Jhsacc south - eRst 10 pOlca lhcree sout!
trsncs north s9ii' east = poles! lhoncg
NORTH ~. east . poles: thence south -
rasf iG poles 10 a post uhc cpuFscs hercli
hGfors given being by survey inld'
on January q. 1871, and those hereinafter
given being by survey mace 10
il0: thence south IL east ST. poles TO a
nos; thence south l5' east - poles 10 a
sugar tree In the state line; aud themes
by the state line south sul poles to white
oak thence south So west ~ poles 20
white oak thence north ~ west le1,5
DoleS: thence north .2is' east 10 poles 70
The NlAcs OF beginning, and containing
three hundred and eleven lai) acres, more
or less This being what Is known as the
Porter farm land Is one or the best taIms
In hi0 county, There are TWO nrstSclaas
fart. dwelling houses on this property ana
oil b, farm buildings. SO situated q 70
make tn property susceptible OF DIVISION
irEt hrst-c.. arms.
TErMsO SALE-one-thIrd OF the pur-
cAas money. and az much more a. the
purchaser may elect to pay In casn on aey
of sale, N baiauc, In tWC equal payments
at one and Two years with int"ret from
day OF sale, the puTcha -er giving his notes
foT the deferred tnHtS Hments with tic In
tsrcst on the second dcfcr--f Install nent
payablc annually. the tltNs Il be reta ed
b. Ire trustee until tho property is Iaid
for. w. NJ. DUE Ar
mrii Iru1tte
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SCHOOL MEL.ANGE.

The Pedagogue was permitted to at
tend the meetings Of the Round Table at
Moundsvllle. during vacation week, and
he must say that he feels well repaid for
all the trouble and expenSe incurred. II
nothing else. the meeting with such men
as State School Commissioner COrsOn, Of
Ohio Superintendent Mertz. Merrick.
Williams and Boyd, OF Ohio. and our
own superintendent OF West Virginia, IS
enough TO give one an uplift that will last
through the coming school term at least.
Add to this the words Of wisdom that tell
from their lips in the discussion OF the
live topics that came before the assocta-
ton and one cannot help being better
teacher. Wheeling was well represented.
All the principals except TWO and good
~ number OF the teachers were present,
either all or part Of the time.
Commissioner COTsOn, Of Ohio. Is tax
ing rank among the very foremost edu-
Gators OF the country He Is full III good
native sound common sense, an article
very rarely found In abundance among
the many so-calIed great educators. The
state OF Ohio may well he proud OF him.
His term OF office does not expire until
July. 1898. after which time he Will be
ready TO I'll! an engagement as institute
instructor and no doubt he will be kept
busy in the work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-24
D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: SOME OF THE FINEST. /:


1.-The Jucklins," a dramatization
of Opie Reads latest novel, which
has been received with much enthu-
siasm, will be given its first perform
ance at the Burtjs next TUESDAY.
March 80. by Stuart Robson. Daniel
[. Hart has dramatized the book bv
arrangement with Laird & Lee, espe-
cislly fer Mr.. Robson. who read the
book last summer and saw its posi-
bilities for the making Of a clever
new comedy drama. with character
part eminently suited to his line of
stage work. Speaking OF the char
acters sketched in The Jucklins. ~
Opie Read says: Il confess to a
fondness for these homely, humorous
and peculiar folk. They are real.
but they are passing away, and to
set them forth with truth is almost q
solemn duty" Robson assumes the
role of Linn Jucklin, the rooster
ii lighting Tennessee farmer. 1t is
said that the chars cter is in keeping
with Mr. Robson's unique style.
Hart retains all Reads characters,
and introduces beside 3 Tennessee
candidate for sheriff. who has the
humor of the backwoods hunter for
votes. The seat sale begins Friday
morning, March 26.
The little Rossows, who created
quite a sensation when they ap-
peared last season, come to the Bur-
tbs next Saturday, March %. in a
grand ladies' and children's matinee
and evening performance. The lit
| tie fellows are the stars OF their own
company of selected stars, and iudg-
ing from the lengthy program should
draw crowded houses. The follow
ing well known artists will appear in
connection with the midgets: The
Casino Comedy four, quartet of
international reputation as singers
and comedians; Couture brothers,
who came direct from Paris, in aero
battle novelties; Tom Flynn, the well
known celtic entertainer; Leawitt
and Nevello, jugglers and equili-
brists; Almont and Dumont. the best
known musical team on the vaude-
vile stage; the great trio, Murray.
Leslie and Murray; the refined ar
fists, Lynch and Jewell. in a novel
sketch, and the merrymakers. Daily
and Hilton.
In India occultism has its modern
as 1t had its aboriginal home. Most
OF the material afterward gathered
into the bible had its place in India
lore thousand years or more before
Christ. So modern theosophy, which
has furnished such a delightfully."-
amusing theme in MY Friend From
India" which comes to the Burtis
this evening, is but survival Of the
ancient theory of transmigration Ct
souls and the correlative theory ol
the ability of mankind to elevate him.
self TO godship without the aid OF
superior being. in other words, to
lift himself to heaven by his own
boot straps.
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BRAvED The STORM.
continued from rhIrl PAGE.


suit. The people were not even told
what the meeting was for. said Mr..
West.
why didn't you tell them?" asked
Mr.. jackson.
81 did, as best / could" replied
Mr.. West.
Mr. West said he did not want
what he said heralced through the
newspapers. whereupon he was ad-
vised by Walter Johnson, editor o;
the Union. to whom he directed his
remarks. not to talk interestingly
il he did not want to be quoted. Mr..
West then moved to exclude news
paper men, stating that members
should be privileged to discuss mat
tiers which do not belong to the pub
lie.
Mr. Jackson said he was not
ashamed of what he had said, and
stated further that one reason why
the federation was not a success was
because its members were afraid 10
speak out.
Then the meeting adjourned.