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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
NOT GUILTY
verdict N the Case Of Elmer wiley.
Charged win First Degree
Murder.

N'er being out since saturday. The
jury in the case o. the state o. Ohio
a2slnsf Elmer Wiley charged aim
hrst degree murder. sesferda, morn
INK rendered a verdict ~ not guilty
iu common pleas cour' az s.. Ciairs
Vile. The verdict vas reached sun.
daf moruinc and Uas scaled 100 and
nor reported Until court opened yes.
terdav morning The ~ soner vas
oferIoyof when the verdict uas
reached and shoos hands sith hisat.
.orrcvs
Wiley vas charged 9th Tho mrr.
der Of FOOD Italian whom no uilsd sew.
eral months ago. east of HeIaire
immclia- after bfIre reIeaaed
Wiley vas rfsrresfei 0n CHARGE
o. horsfeaiuE Or seems -ra. I.s+
January Do vas indicted Jointly 9TH
Henry Lsrchcr mol serving term
m he ohio penifeurar. for The same
ohense Wles frd q. fhe time and
uas not arrested when h. returned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
InteIli9encer Want Ads for Results

ieased. their emD.oter having CONS
10 the rescue
The arrest 0f tho mrn Yesterday
"af fh" trff step taken iu an agRres-
tite campaign t0 no away uifb petty
ihiefery In The pOsfomce lobby. uhish
hae proven such nuisance In ffe
pasi Thou 80 Officers are continual.
If on dufv in .ne lobby. sm00f1
thieves have been able ~ steal um-
hreIaF on frequent occasions In the
Da-f and small package which he
oNners isid dow FOR q moment while
af the stamp or delivery windows
disappeared s7 ~ by magic EeDeciaI-
iy are rainy DAYS The signal Tor M.
merDus small fhrffs ~ be rruorfe a
20 he postmaster ard other onciais
i1 fhe building
Yesterday morning fhe theft %
three umbrellas vss reported In fapif
succession. one ~ them being = vain
able gold-headed one. the fsker %
which De- known. if vas stated hat
unless he returns 90 a. once a var.
rant viii he sworn out and The arrest
all result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
DIPHTHERIA CASES
Health Department Learns Trat In
proper Trest~ert 10 Beirs
Ao~iristcrcd

TIE health department has Learned
Def .u "a f.a cases OF d.plfreria o~
curing .n frr cry recenr.. home
.r"lIm d. ha~E aImtr.s.r-rf
rnIcf Del a .er. dauearoes rrarf .re
The law Requires That every case
must be reported fo OBJ. health de-
parimeu' anj allure to do 81. .s pun
ishshIe tr heavy fine Whore
persons are unable fo employ pht.
s'c.an. -he health department vii
furnish anf-toEin free and DO 81 vorr
dangerous Tor anycna bu. a phrs.c.a1
TO administer This treatment Do one
~ the cases ehere the mother cave
ne child home treatment. o. died and
the depsrfme has taken Steps char
no repetition Of the prscucs vii be-
tolerated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
$40, so, SIS "S37.5O
CHILDREN'S

Special lot-SiXth ct the season
-RAlNC\PES in India SlripingS
with plaid hoods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

,o ne position OF assistant editor
and rho result OF her appointment %
this position aiIf show 800 veil In
he competed pork
VIII McAdam has resigned hts DO
sfion a. cheer leader at tho football
games and declines 90 stare any
reasons 4 teachers meeting uaa
held a. The high school building tea.
teriag afternoon b.f nothing o. any
great imporfancs cane up Tor con
sidcraflon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
U UMBRELLAS TAKEN
AT POSTOFFICE
TRAVELLING MEN ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH oFFENsE.
Deputy United states Marshal Will
ans Closely watching Lobby
q Fsarraf Buifdirg

Two iosal travelling salesueu. q o.
Wrghf ami g. o. Brown. uere arre--.
81 shortly after noon yesterday D..
INplfy Marshal Williams on a charge
~ stealing fe.o umbrellas DOB me lobb,
% the pos-cHce building The meo
we're fsker before Commissioner Geo
p Boyd aul held o, the phTlppf tern
% court under 5000 bond 10 arawsr
to lsfeueanor charge The men
appealed 90 ne South Side tobacco
frn hy uhich they are employed. and
late To The aftsrn0on they we're re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

Their" is little danger from . cold
or from an attack Of the grip ex.
c"pf when followed los pneumonia.
ana This never happens when Cham.
beriain's Cough Remedy Us used This
remedy has won IFS great reputation
and extensive ssle b. the remarkable
cure % colds and grip. and can be re-
lied upon With implicit confidence.
For safe by al dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
A. NINE FOOT
STAGE IN 1916
siseRaES EXPECT WORK CON-
PlETEO ~ rrts TINE
~s5er sis,set;rr 10 Rspisly Gem.
pie'ins ~ers ~ wheeling Do
trtct-Riser Ne~a

fis'o-v the close 81 the YEAR - 1915.
20" soNernmen- expects 70 have CON
P'Ftcd AT the unfinished uora On the
OHIO from Pittsburg 20 Cairo Mors
than ssf the Sork has ALREADY been
comrleted and q iarge number OF
dams are nov under course 90 con
s'rlcuou MAJOR Alstssitsr Nho mas
charge % the Nora IA N. Whcsilng
disfriC = meeting aith much sue
cess and Within = fev Years all hav.
sli he dams under Dis charge com
plet-d
~ hen this nor. - completed vii
have cost the government more than
100" "'". hut his is money well
expended according 60 the views OF
t'ermen. Tor b. Nil b. the means
of opening traffic throuehou' The en-.
ire river from the head~aters % New
orleans The Ohio drains an area
~ -ln"0o square miles In which area
'h~re - population % more than
D. ut"."o" persons The freight trans
poriauou on ~. Ohio Is the cheap.st
100 the World ana when nine foot
stage - made possible o. viii be a
great saving 10 shippers
The susgboat Woodr4n arrived IN
port yesterday and anchored south OF
ne wharf she vii do dredge Wors
along the river a. points where a.
: possible 90 do 50 Nth a high stage
The Ohio. AFTER falling Tor q hours
started rising yesterday and !t vas
necessary Tor the bear traps ~ the
NcNechen dam % be- lowered which
dropped he stat" 20 nine feet three
inches The Ohio vas rising slowly
ast evening with stage OF nine feet
h'e inches registered and heavy rains
Wcre reported falling over th. water
sheds. Indications are that stage
u' 70 fcet Will b. reached before The
middi" Of tho week
Millions of bushels o. coal are nov
moOred IN the Pittsburgh pools ana
I' vii be sent south this week The
Mice Brown. with larg. Meet al
empties passed up yesterday after.
noon. The Duquesue. James Moren
aud Cruiser all PASSED up last uight
and 'hese boats will likely be- sent
south the last OF the week
The packets are doing a good bus.
ness and with such an excellent stage
registered are operating on time.
Yesterdays Boats
tt.ufIi|. Arlington. 80 % III
y. bedford Pariershurg. 30 "a
To-Osy's Boats
Pearl Natsmoras. noon
lucille Rowland. Pittsburgh o. T. m
Liberty. Darlington. g 80 y M
Wednesdays Boats.
kauae ha. Charleston. I a. m
~ h Bedford. Pittsburgh. noon.
Liberty. Harrington. Q. 30 % m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
COAT-AND-HAT

Tan. ri ana blue >heiwUer
Goats with matching Hat Both
boys ana girls share in this OF
ttring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
RECORD OUT SOON
Students Of wheeling Hiah Work na
Hard 20 Get Out Magazine Sc
fore the Fifteenth.

The second edition cf ibr Record
, the school magsriue. written entirely
BY the students ~ Wheeling high
school. viii b. ready for publication
on the fifteenth and VIII eciiuse the
frst cnort In many vavs several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
BUcey Returns

Lieutenant William y. Hucey. Of
The local police force. returned res.
ferday afternoon from I.eavenworth
kas. where be- took Lacey Henderson
from The federal cour- AZ parkcrs
burg Henderson VAS convicted OF
roboing he mails az Roanoke. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

new departments are planned and a
new cover design will greatly add to
fhc beapty % fhc ufre magazine.
Miss Eleanor Hueus has been elected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

PITTSBU RGH-A barge stage Is
expected here by tomorrow night
owing 20 heavy rain which fell over
this vicinity and the headWaters TO
day The rivers are rising steadily
tonight Stages reported follow Ia
SIS Island dam. - feet aud rising
cloudy. FrecpOrt. - feet and rising
cloudy
STEUBENNiLLE 10. feet and
stationary cloudy.
MORGANTOWN-s feet aud sta
tiOnary cloudy
PARKERSBURG % feet anu ris
iuC. showers
WARREN Is Gee, aud rising.
ram.
on CITY Ii .eet ouf ranE.
rain
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-04
The Box Elder News.
By Special Correspondent.

Earl Antrim is on the sick list
at present.
B. B. Gross Of Sykes was a
visitor here Monday.
The sound of the binder was
heard in this vicinity last week.
Herman Eisenler left for his
home in South Dakota last Mon
day.
Mrs. links and daughter of
S. D. are visiting relatives in the
valley.
A. z. Vondracek expects TO go
to South Dakota soon for a visit
with his mother.
W. j. Kennedy and O. J..
Buckmaster were seen in the
valley Thursday.
Mrs Sam Marty of Creighton,
Nebraska arrived here a few
days ago for a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. M. P. Ryan.
John Leaton contemplates NOV
ing and building ina more ap-
propiate place on his farm having
a we'll dug and other work start
ed.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-08-04

The trap is sprung and the
bait gone, please bring over two
more calves as good as the last
ones and l will take all such
bait. j. F. Yale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
ORGANIZE
BOOSTERS
OF the State---Kirk
Attends Meeting

C. c. Kirkpatrick, secretary of the
Chickasha Chamber of Commerce,
went to Oklahoma City last might and
is today attending a meeting Of com
mercial secretaries and business lead
ers, called for the purpose of forming
a permanent state organization.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick was the original
proposer Of the new organization and
the call for the meeting was issued by
him after consultation with the seere-
taries in other important cities.
1t is proposed to form strong
league OF the organizations of the state
for the purpose Of promoting the com
mercial and industrial progress Of the
state An effort viii be made to
launch state publicity bureau that
the resources of Oklahoma may be ex-
plotted and immigration attracted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
DOCTORS
BANQUET
JAN. l9

The annual banquet of the Grady
County Medical society will be held
Thursday evening, January 10, at the
Geronimo. The society membership
includes about thirty names, and as
wives, daughters or friends may be
invited, covers will be laid for about
forty-tive.
DR.. g. Fl. Thrailkill, president Of the
society, will be toastmaster, but has
not yet announced the subjects or
speakers. Among the prominent
physicians from out Of the city who
have been invited to speak are DR.. j.
A. Walker of Shawnee, counsellor for
this district; DR.. D. A. Myers of Law
ton, president of the State Medical
association, and Dr. F. A. Clark Of FL
Reno.
Orchestra music will be furnished
and an elaborate menu has been plan
ned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
Judge After Boys Who
Smoke Cigarettes

Lawton, Okla, Jan. 17.-County
Judge Wolverton has sat down on
cigarette smoking in the alleys, and
has asked not only the police depart
ment to bring before him boys found
indulging in this pastime but has
asked Sheriff Nix and his force to
watch for this class OF offenders. He
made this announcement yesterday
wssn two boys were taken before him
charged with hockey" from school
and loafing in. alleys to smoke cigar
cites.
The time has come in this country
when boys who stay away from school
to smoke cigarettes and enter into
deviltry should be sentenced to iuve-
nile prison. This sort of conduct
sooner or later will cause a boy to
grow into criminal AT Pauls Val
ley there is an Institution where the
boys are taught a trade and general
iy after they leave there they become
useful citizenes. A boy is better of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17

SCHEME
SPRUNG
The Plan for a Central
Bank is Made Public
First Time
by United Press.

Special by United Press.
Washington, D. c., Jan. IA plan
for an organization Of the national
banks Of the country, which would be
in effect a central bank, was made pub
lie at the meeting OF the national mon-
etary commission today. 1t was de.
yised chiefly by Senator Aldrich.
The organization wkleh is proposed
IS called the Reserve Association Of
America, and it is to be governed by
a board Of As directors. 1t would grad
ually absorb the privilege Of issuing
currency until it becomes an exclusive
agency for that purpose.
The authorized capital stock of the
association is to be $50O.OO0,0O0 and
its central Office is to be in Wash
ington, D c. 1t is proposed to divide
the entire country Into fifteen dis
tricts, branch to be established in
each district and all the associations
property except rear estate to be ex'
empt from state and local taxation.
1t is provided mat any national
bank having a capital stock Of $4,000
may subscribe for stock to the extent
of % per cent of its capital stock, but
not less than that amount.
The earnings of the association are
to be apportioned in this manner;
The stockholders shall receive A per
cent Of the net earnings and one-hali
of the remainder Is 10 be converted
into surplus until it is equal to 20 per
cent of the paid up capital stock
One-fouIth of the remainder shall &c
to the Urited States and the other one
fourth is to belong TO the stockholders
but the dividends shall not exceed
per cent. The government shall re
ceiye all earnings in excess Of 20 pei
cent surplus and all in excess of
per cent dividend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
DAMAGE CASE
Is SETTLED

In the district court today the case
OF A. V. Shelton VS.. Geo. r. Beeler, to
quiet title, is on trial.
The $1,000 bond Of T. P. Sutton, who
was due to appear for arraignment on
charge OF embezzlement was declared
forfeited. F. E. Riddle, his attorney,
said Sutton was called to Oklahoma
City this morning and would appear
later
In the case Of Mrs. Kate Robinson
McCaskle against the Rock Island for
damages an agreement of settlement
was entered on the journal, Mrs. Nc
Caskie received judgment for $4,000
at the last term Of court and the rail
road gave notice of appeal. BY the
agreement the plaintiff receives $4,250
and the defendant pays all costs ex-
cept fees for plaintiffs witnesses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17

serving a sentence there than loafing
in alleys smoking cigarettes and be-
coming degenerate.
cigarettes impair the mind, and
divert it from legitimate thoughts to
criminal During my term Ss county
judge shall make an attempt to stop
wayward boys. If / get any informa-
ton which shows that boys are en-
couraged in this wayward life by old
er people ! viii see that they also are
prosecuted
Paul Holmes and Chesley Wyatt
we're taken before the judge charged
with staying out of school and COM
mitting minor offenses. The judge
sentenced them to Pauls Valley. He
gave a stay of execution to both. The
Wyatt boy. it was shown. was needed
to care for his invalid father, the
Holmes boy was sent to the country
The judge told Sheriff Nix to take
them tc Pauls Valley the next time
they were arrested. without further
court order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
No Fight
Pictures

The great Johnson-Jeffries prize
fight in motion pictures will not come
off tonight as scheduled and all you
sports can spend your money for
something else.
Upon representations made by
County attorneyVenable this afternoon
Judge Bailey OF the district court Isl
sued an injunction forbidding the pro.
duction Of the pictures.
Office Deputy John Phillips served
the papers On H. P. Hovey. manager
OF the New Star theater, about 3
O'Clock this afternoon and that was
the end Of It.
Whether any effort will be made to
have the Injunction dissolved was not
stated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
INACCURATE
WILSON
Outlines Policies in His
Inaugural Address
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Trenton, n. j., Jan. l7,-Woodrow
Wilson, ex-president OF Princeton uni
versity, was today in2ugurated as gov
ernor Of New Jersey in the presence
OF an immense crowd and with impos-
ing ceremonies.
Particular importance attaches to
the official utteranees OF Gov, Wilson
because Of the fact that he looms up
large as a possible democratic nomi-
nee for president two years hence
In his inaugural address Gov. viii
son demanded that the elastic provis-
ions in the New Jersey laws in favor
Of trusts be amanded to correct the
abuses which have grown out Of them;
be urges that the restrictions on the
issuance Of corporation securities be
rigidly enforced and that stricter regu-
lations be made in regard to bona fide
capital
Gov. Wilson fayors workingman's
compensation act, and a public service
commission with power to fix and to
regulate the charges Of all public
service corporations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
UNIQUE FEATURES FOR
STATE PRESS MEETING

itors will take an excursion to Medi-
cine Park, near Iawton. to view the
site Of the proposed editorial club
house. 1t IS expected that a special
train win be provided for the trip.
The entertainment program as at
present contemplated includes a re-
ception and ball on Friday evening,
the first day; on Saturday afternoon
auto and street car rides and the base.
ball game; on Saturday evening the
gridiron banquet for the men and a
musicale and reception for the ladies.
Reford Bond, the eloquent attorney
has been selected 70 deliver the ad.
dress of welcome to the editors and
Rev. Andrew p Johnson will open
the meeting with an innovation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17

According to plans outlined by the
local committee at a meeting late yes
terday afternoon the members Of the
State Press association will have an
abundance OF entertainment when they
hold their annual meeting here in
May.
Two unique features are proposed in
connection with the meeting. One is
a grldiron banquet. which will be an
innovation in Oklahoma, and the other
IS a baseball game In which the demo
cratic editors and republican scribes
will be Dittcd against each other
The exact date Of the meeting has
not been fixed but It win probably
be held on Friday and Saturday, May
1920. On the following day the ed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
TO PROBE
LYNCHINC
Special BY United Press.

Special By United Press.
shelbyyille, KY, Jan. 17.-Prosecu-
tor George Pickett announced today
that a special grand jury will convene
Mcnday for the purpose Of investigate
ing the lynching Of three negroes here
last Sunday and every effort will be
made to discover and apprehend the
leaders in the affair
A mob stormed the county jail and
dragged the negroes out. administer
ing summary justice to them. Feeling
runs high over the alleged crime Of
the offenders and II is admitted that it
viii be difficult TO secure testimony
as to the men who composed the mob
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
STOLE HIS HOG WHILE
he WAS AT CHURCH.

Il had four fine fat hogs which
was going to sell to pay my taxes aud
now they are all gone except one,
sadly said an aged negro, Thompson,
living east Of the railroad, to Sheriff
Lewis yesterday.
'Two OF them had already been
stolen and was watching for the
thief, but last night | went to church
and while / was gone they stole an
other one"
Acting on Information secured from
the old man the sheriff sent two spec
ial deputies, Thompson and Feather
ston, to his house and they traced the
thief to the house OF negro named
Harris, who lives near the Moore
grain elevator. Harris was not at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-17
WILLIAMS
SLATEDFOR
SECRETARY
OF School Land COmmiS-
SiOn---Other Pie
RumOrS
speeLaI by unired press.

Special by United Press.
Oklahoma City, Jan. 17.-That John
r. Williams, Of Hobart, who was cam
pain manager for the democrats, will
be appointed state school land commits
sioner was learned today from an au-
thoritatiye source, although he will
not be formally selected till the board
meets Thursday.
NO Game Warden Yet.
Inquiry at the executive Office this
afternoon IN regard to the game war
denship brought forth a dense volume
Of silence. A rumor was current that
this place was to be filled today. a
member OF the governors official fam
ily said: "Mr, cruce has 100 appli-
cants for this office and when he gets
500 he will make the appointment"
Board Of Affairs.
Rumor also had it that the an
nouncement Ok the appointment Of the
state board OF affairs would be made
today, but no information Of this ma
ture was given out at the governors
Office. Hqom sources that are consid-
cred very reliable, however. 1t is
learned that the following are slated
for the board: F. E. Herring Of Elk
City and Lon Frame OF Ardmore. both
democrats, and Eugene Morris Of
Duncan. republican
Herring was member Of the con.
stitutional convention and was a can
didate for the democratic nomination
for governor, Withdrawing before the
primary Frame was prominently con.
nected with the democratic campaign
committee Morris is mayor OF Dun.
can and was United States commits.
sioner before statehood.