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osrynsht. ,eto and 1911. b. Latus. s,o~s = O.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING OHAPrEna
EY

OF PRTCEDIN0
Bertrand Sston has been hsfnended In es'l,se
dsy. ny q cynical Ergli.hman named Rochestss.
sston meets lots Chsmpeneys. Rochssters warf.
xSc I: 'c-rd y. Csr4. vsrAe,nese. hr' Oh" finds
kese,f oddly attracted 70 Seton. This ansoJs
Rochester. vho vaguely disiites Satcu. Rochss.evs
annoyance inrrars when Pauline Marrsbs,. .
yo,rs widow whom NJ hinssH sdmires. n also
st,rsc.ef 10 bertrand. Sston h . xudent Of oc-
nitisn and u the protege NJ IN old woman Known
Is "Msdav~." who -uns q chair Il fortune ts''og
"Stud'os.' Violet, the gin In charsr 1t 'ne Of
tk-ye r,sces, "a W love With Bertrscd. A black
mall scheme b . aide feature OF the bus'~~s.
Thing sston's compsp,onship 20 much. thsp comes
shoots and dangerously wounds Rocbester. Loh
slons ksows he committed the crime. sstop 'r,
to convince her that his crime was excu.sb'- end
kg . sort OF hypnotism succeeds. Rochester o'Nsr,
saton 20 leave Lois and Psnline alone IN the
Nrtur.. But the whole party meet q the house
u the Ducbess Of Amythnl. WIN - deeply interest.
ID In sAton. 6aton, at the Ducb-ss's requesl.
tries psychic experimsnts on Pauline. The latter.
IN Q hypnotic state. describes the attempted mur.
dss Of Rochester By saton. Sston. Q few dAys
istss. Avows his ioss for Pauline. She rejects Inn.
sstou 10 warned that the police M watching his
tortuse telling establishment. He decides "a nam
Lsb, but finds bis strange influence over hef II
waning. Meantime Q detective Waits one Of The
fortune telling utsb!ishments In search Of .u
Ssncs. Violet. tlts1 b. saton. sssu revenge BY
telling everything. Rochester confrunts Saton
Nth proof OF his b,sckmalins schemes. end tbs
naslatas tdss 70 hu hiAssli bue failA
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MIR. Jarr Gets the Blame OF heeping Two Ardent
Lovers Asunder: Just Listen to the Sad Story!

oh. dearl ! know some terrible trss.
edy Will be the result OF His awful
svsninE!' moansd Miss Mudridgs. NY
poo darlingi Perhaps he will be
druEgsdl Perhaps he V being detained
against his wilil'
Rut her poor darling arrived Q half
minute later. with no evidence Of ont
ates nor or having been detained BY
force. In fact. Mr.. Jack Silver was his
usual calm. quiet debonairs self.
But somebody had detained Mr.. Jar
somebody had drugged HIM. For he
wa brought In supported on his fee. BY
Mr.. silver. n evidently be did not
recognize anybody present.
Mrs. Jarr shook him and advised him
to retire. giving the engaged couple =
chance for mutual endearments.
But Mr.. Jarr murmured something
about saving a pal. and sat down upon
the sofa and glared CLASSIFY At nothing.
Poor Mr.. Jarr has been overcome BY
the heat" said Miss Madridgs swestly.
Just let MIN be. Mrs Jarr. We don't
mind him In the least. do We PstsyY"
Mr.. Silver was Petsy evidently. for he
answered that the presence Of Mr.. Jar
did not embarrass him q bit.
I'VE were just discu. ing the we'd
ding. Mr.. Silver" said Mrs Jarr. turn
ing her scowl as she gaxsd At Mr.. Jarr
into a smile a. 'hs Looked at Mr.. stN
yer. "Ot course you'n want the full
serviceg"
Sure; Jarr's to be there said Mr..
silver. ltkE1
ell. married men can act as usn-
ers. but he SHALL NOT so to any
bachelors dinner replied MIS-. jarr.
Suppose We let your nance srs the
wedding dress Nine, Smith sent up 70
show us. one a customer OF hers mas
ordered. Claraf"
Miss Mudridge t,ushed. bu' eft the
room with Mrs. Jarr to br'ug N The
sample rousseau.
MIR. silver shook Mr.. Jar roughly b.
the shoulder.
quick. nowi Wake upi Help me b
! sscape!' he cried
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Get to BE- about io7 Years Of Agss
Another Brand OF the Simple Stuff
10 TO Expect TO Cash In on Promises!
We Never Have a Be Of Bothcl
Placing the Non rho Tolks about His
"~InfsrtOrs"
The More Fact that there may be
Possibilities" In Doing a Good Turn
reed not Deter You from Doing Iti
They've Harnsssed the Falls OF Mag.
ara. but they've Neve Succeeded In
Claiming the Force of Habit
There's a Heap OF Difference between
coasting TO- Fun and Hitting tn.
T'obcgi
One Way to Possess Proper Sentiment
without Being shsepish about II 10 No.
10 bal about III
Time. great Healer. u also q great
Nuliifieri
None Of W Can Escdpe being
Talked About, but Ue CAN Oontrtvc
not to Cure q DurnI
The True Believer In the Dictum that
II Is More Blessed to Olive thai 70 Re.
oeive 10 the Man who Imasinss shat
the World WI him . Livtngi
We Feel that II Never U Going 10
be Possible for US to be any Better than
we Ought to Bs-and somehow the
I bought doesn't Make " Zeal Sad end
Sweet. eithsri
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EPILOGUE.
The Man.

-BoUT halfway up. where the
sleighs stopped. Lady Mary
~ gave In. Pauline INC Rochss-
NV ter went forward on foot. and
- with q guide In front. Below
them wSs a wonderful unseen world.
unseen except when the snow for q mo-
ment ceased to fall. and they caught
vague. awe-inspirlng glimpses Of ra-
vines and prscipices. tree-olad gorges.
reaching down q dizzy height to the
valley below. Above them was q
plateau. black with pine trees. Higher
still. the invisible mountain tops.
"Ir Is only a few hundred yards
further" Rochester said. holding his
compa II by the arm. what q coun-
try. though! ! wonder II II ever stops
showing"
1T IL wonderful" she murmured.
Wonderfully"
And then, as though in some strange
relation to his words. the storm Of
Whirling snowlakes suddenly ceased.
The thin veil essed away from overhead
like ossAme They saw a clear sky.
They saw even the gleam of reflected
sunshine. and as the mist lifted the
country above and beyond unrolled itself
In one grand And splendid transforma-
ton scene: woods above woods: snow
clad peaks. all glltterins with their
burden OF icicles and snow; and above.
. white chaos. where the mountain peak
struck the clouds.
They paused for q moment. breathless.
cit Is like Naudheim himself" she de-
ciared. .Th,s 10 the and he spoke Of.
This IL tho place 20 which he climbed.
Il Is wonderful
Come" Rochester said. I'VE must be
up before the darkness"
Slowly they made their way along the
mountain road. which their guide In
front was doing all he could to make
smooth for them. And then at the
corner they found a log hut. to which
their guide pointed triumphantly.
ut Is therer' he exclaimed-"there
where they live. the two madmen. Be-
yond, you see. is the village Of the wood
hswsrs."
Rochester nodded. They struggled a
few steps forward. and then paused
to look with wonder at the scene be-
low. The one log cabin before which
they were now standing had been built
alone. Barely a hundred yards away.
across the ravine. were twenty or thirty
similar ones, from the roofs Of which
the smoke vent curling upward. 1t
seemed for a as though they
had climbed above the world Of noises
climbed into the land Of eternal silence.
Before they had had time. however. to
frame the thought. they heard the crash
ing Of timber across the ravine. and q
great tree fen inward. A sound like
distsnt thunder rose and swelled at
every moment
1T IL ths machinery" their guide told
them. "Ths trees fall and are stripped
Of the boughs. Then they go down the
ravine there. and along the slide all the
way &c the river. See them all the way.
IKE q great worm. Day rnc night.
month by m%onth-there 10 never a min
ute when Q tree does not fall"
Again they heard the crashing. and
another tree fell. They heard the rum
bio Of the slide In the forest. The pe-
cudar scent of fresh sap seemed like a
perfume In the atr. Then suddenly the
snow began to fall AGAIN. They could
not see across the ravins.
The guide knocked at the door and
opened II. Rochester and Pauline
pa&sed IN.
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%munication with the Janitor's wife.
Would your husband 60 to Gus's for
usf' asked Mrs. Jarr.
He's gone for his own SELF" said the
Janitor's wife.
Here was n poser. And. finally, Miss
Mudrldge sent down a quarter on the
dumb walter to the janItor's wife. for
which she was asked to 40 % Gus's %
tell her husband to tell Mrs. Jars hus-
band he was wanted at once.
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pointment to NEE;
h err hance. r
Jack silver. at tho
arr apartments.
The hours vera
creeping on apace.
and still he had
not come.
I h impression
that Mr.. saw o Z
was at Gus's place
On Inc corner WIZ
Mr.. Jarr had beeI
confirmed " h 0 {
Master w illi,
Jarr, aptly srrayeC
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And II that Gus says rs won't take
tho message TO your husband you tell
him III have him Indicted II he don't
keep my hufband out OF his Old placer
In due time the sent for janitor re-
turned with the Information that Jus
presented his compliments and said II
Mrs. Jarr would keep her husband out
OF his place he. Gus, would thank her.
AS Mr.. Jarr was wing his establish
ment a bad name.
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HIS RECORD.

Have a drink"
81 see YOU are a stranger. It's
against the law to drink on a train in
this State"
Have a cigarette them"
Thanks. We are Just In time for a
cigarette. You can't smoke 'em In the
next State we cross. "-Courler-Journal.
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Cheer Up,
Cuthbertl"
Ey { ioyenCe L. Cullen

Copyright. 1911. By The Pres, Pubiishina O.
THE New York World.
<<X YOUTH Must DO served'-but
tho oldster temp@rs his Pun
with PAtiencei
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ssNH, aear' I'm so nervous'" cried
Miss Mudridge.
Miss Mudrldge had an an
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reflections of q - - y =
BACHELOR GIRL
BY Helen Rowland

!! 2 !! !. !: :: :: :: : :: Co.: !: :: :: :::: ::: :: :::: :, rs: :: :: :: = e: :: :: IT. +: ST.: Il: &:
N The moral responsibility whtch q man feels for ne
N%N WIFE Is something astonishing. Butch. WELL SOME.
Hn BODYS got to DO 0oodI
ROWLAND -
At a weaa,no oil the 0trrs frtexds 90 about enrtno her, and all tho
mans friends 90 around pttytn0 him.
When q Woman ftngs anything at q man, from chtndWare to sorcasm,
Il doesn't hit hs conscience, but his Vantty.
After a feo years of marriage you may fatnt o teep until you are blue
In the face udthout stirring a husband beyond tho point Of fetching yoy 0
glass OF satr and q aerrep order.
In order to be a genuine. boxahde cyntc. a man must just haps learned
to shave have known one chorus GIRL and have been turned dopn BY
q Utdop.
Blind faith Is tho bensoate OF soda In phich most ptves try to preserve
their lWe for their husbands.
PROSTATE yourself at a mans tet " you like. but don't treod on themi
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II you're Plot.
ftn0 Revenge,
first Get Even
'ctfh yourself for
your 0Un Mo
deedsI
o Forget ths
Man who Helps
you Cross q Shaky
Bridge.
Most Of VI are
Calculating on De.
veloping "A Low
ly and . Contrite
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BY Roy l.. CCardell.

Copy1sh. 1911. by The Prc's Publishing ca
lThe New York World.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

proach the gospel of St. johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08
ORDINANCE NO. 442

An Ordinance TO Amend Sec
ton Five of Ordinance No.
200, Entitled "An Ordi-
nance TO License, Tax, Reg
ulate and Restrain Bar
Keepers, Saloon Keepers
and Dealers in Spiritous,
Vinous or Malt Liquors,
Bar Rooms, Drinking Shops
or Places Where Spiritous,
Vinous or Malt Liquors are
Kept for Sale or in Any
Manner Disposed OF and the
Disposal Thereof; and Re-
stricting the Places Where
Said Liquors Can BE Sold;
and Repeating Ordinance
No. 0S Passed by the Coun-
Gil February 9th, 1900, APP
proved by the Mayor Feb
ruary Sth, 1000, and 0rdi-
nance No. 302, Passed by
the Council and Approved
by the Mayor June 7, 1911.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

First publication Dee, Ist, I9ii; last
publication Feb. ?. 1911.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

The city ot ST. John, docs orlaiu rs
follows
Section t. Tml section Five gSl ol
Ordinance No, POO ul the CITY ui ST.
Johns, Oregon, entitled "Au Ordinance
to License, TaN. Regulate lnd Restrain
Bhf Keepers, Saloon Keepers and Deal
vrs iu Spurious, Niuuus uT Malt Liquors,
lkar Rooms, Drinking Shop, ur Places
Where SpiIituus, Nluuus uT Malt La
ours are Kept Tor sale ur Boo 1uy Manner
disposed ni anil thr Disposal Thereof.
aud Restricting the PLACES Where Said
lirruars Can be- Sold, and Repeating
ordinance SO, bS, PASSED los the Cuuu-
vil Feb 9th, 1910, and Approved hy the
MuNuT Feb. hth, tph, and OuiiuHurv
No. ,q2, passed los the ruuucil and ip.
proved hN tlc Mayor June gth, Iqtt,'
he, and each ot said orliulurvs are here
hy repealed, and said section Five lSl oi
said ordinance No, goo he aud the siuc
is hereby ameudcd so as to read as fol
lows;
Section S, Every pvr-lu, firm nr COT
putat,on tu whom license shall hy is-
sued under the provisions oi this orli.
nance shall pay into the City treasury
license fee of Twelve Hundred lSI2n1ooI
Dollars per aunum, to by paid 100 two ina
stallmeuts of SiN Hundred ,snuol hul
lars each, in advance oi the issue oi said
license ou the first dtN ut January and
July oi each year And no license shall
la any case bee issued until the license
Zee for the ensuing siN months he paid as
herein provided. That AN licenses AS
herein contemplated shall expire ou the
loth day of june and lIst day oi neCem-
her of each Ncar and uo such license
shall in anv event hc issued lor a less
term than SIX months. NOR for less cash
payment than the said six Hundred
5000 Dollar,. That 8ll renewals ut
such licenses shall by effected iu the
same manner as now iu force governing
issue of annual license.
Passed the council this lhr Sth day of
December, lqIl.
Approved hy the mayor this Sth dty
OF December. Iqi,
&c, COUCH,
Mayor,
Attest Frank A Rice,
Recorder.
Published m the ST. Johns Review ON
Dee, S, 1911,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

The contract has been let by the
Southern Pacific for the first q
miles of the new railroad projected
from Eugene To Coos Bay, Be
tween 5000, 900 and ", 900, 900
will be spent in the construction OF
this new line to the coast.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

When you have a cold get a
bottle OF Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, II will soon fix you up all
right aud will ward of any tendency
toward pneumonia. This remedy
contains no opium OF other narcotic
and may be given as confidently TO
a baby as to an adult Sold by
all dealers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

According to the canal commits
sion report the Panama canal will be
open to ships about June Ist, 1918.
Rates and regulations will be fixed
by congress soon and the maritime
world will begin to adjust itself to
meet the new conditions.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
40, iotol,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Of
NnmnIInllrT of the NmffrnrN. MAsh.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office oi
Comptroller oi the Currency, Wash.
inginn, d. G., November -, IgtL
Whereas, los satisfactory evidence pre-
.vutyl io the undersigned, II has been
made lo appear that Peninsula Nation.
il Rank OF 81. Johns" in the city OF 81,
Johns. iu the county nl Mulinomah and
State ui Oregon ha, complied with an
thr provisions of the Statutes ni the
United States, required Ia be complied
with before AN association shall be- au-
ihurlsrd tn commence the business oi
mnkmg now,
Therefore l. Thomas 4. klne, Drputy
tud Acting Comptroller of the Currency,
lu hereby certify that Peninsula Na.
uoual Bank ol 81 Johns, " in the city ui
81, Johns, in the eounty ui Mullnnmah
and State of Oregon, h authorized Ia
commence the business ni Ranking as
provided la Section Fiily-one hundred
aud SIXTY nine of the Revised Statutes ui
the United States
Conversion of the Peninsula Bank of
ST. Johns,
lu testimony whereof witness my hand
aud seal oi office this twenty y-trst day ot
November, 1911. r. T.. KANE,
Deputy aud Acting
Comptroller ol the NurTcucN.
First Publication Dee, Isl, I9ii, last
publication Feb. ?, 1871,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take big
dose of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, bathe your feet in hot water
before going to bed, and you are al
most certain to ward off severe
cold. For sale by all dealers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

The Baraca young men will give
a Black Hand social at the Baptist
church Friday evening, December
Sth. This is the first social the
boys have undertaken. Come one
and all and help make 1t success.
We have our regular class meeting
Sunday morning between 10 and II
a. III. Visitors are cordially invit-
ed. You are a stranger there but
once. Reporter.
D
Preach the gospel OF 81. johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08

Christian Church-Sunday school
TO a. M, Preaching II a. M. and
7:3o p. m, {. T.. 6;3o p. III. Jun
ior Eudcavor 3 p. m. Everybody
invited to all these service. Taber.
nacle corner New York and Leon
ard streets. A cordial invitation IS
extended to ALL. r. Johnson,
Pastor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-12-08
MAYOR
Frank A. Rice,
EsF,rflar


Published in the ST. Johns Review ON
Dee. S, 1911,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
JURY OUT FIVE DAYS IS HUNG
New Record for Deliberstion in Civil
Case Made in Marion County
In Test Case.

Special psra'"i' 20 the Tr'ellira-oe~
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Dec. 22.-The
jury In the case OF Demora May VS..
The Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction
Co. was dismissed this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Although this was the fifth
day the case has been In the iury's
hands, no decision was reached
Never before in this county has a jury
in civil case been out so long. The
suit is one for $1,000 damages for an
injury received because OF the alleged
negligence OF the defendants en-
ployes. Being a sort OF test case. II
has attracted much attention aud was
hard fought. Attorney French McCray
represented the plaintiff. while the de
fendant was represented by Attorneys
G. VI. Alexander. Ex-Governor A. b.
Fleming and Charles Powell.
As result OF the hung jury. the
case viii probably have 10 be tried
over at a later term OF the Circuit
Court II Is known that the fury was
for the plaintiff. but the
was over the amount OF
damages. and on this question the
vote was as close as II 20 +.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
CHASTITY FIND
oismembered Body Of Girl Found at
5oston-FiVe Arrests for
Murder.

BOSTON. Dec. 22.-Five persons
were taken into custody after the dis.
coyery by the police today OF the
partly dlsmembered body OF Miss
Mary Bolduc. aged p years. OF Man.
chester. y. H., in the apartment OF
Mrs. Jennie \. Shattuck at Jamaica
Plain. The discovery followed re.
ceiDt OF word from the Manchester
authorities that they had been in
formed by physician that n woman
was dead I'm that house. Medical TX.
aminer Leary. following a superficial
autopsy. announced that death was
due 10 an Illegal operation.
The police at once began an inves.
tigation and within a few hours Mrs.
Shattuck and Miss Hattie Hazlctt OF
Cambridge were arrested at the for.
mer's apartment. and DR. John d.
Ferguson and a clerk In his office,
Miss O'Neill. we're detained In Man.
chester at the request Of the Boston
officers. All we're charged with mur.
der.
Tonight the police Of Fitchburg ar.
rested Anna W. Reed. aged 80. on a
charge OF murder In connection with
the death Of Miss Bolduc
The Manchester police say that the
physician there told them Miss Bolduc
called At his Office and asked for
treatment. which he refused She
then secured lodgings in Boston. Last
Wednesday he was Informed that the
young woman was dead ile came 10
Boston and identified the body and
today laid the matter before the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
BIGELOW OBSEQUIES
Funeral of Americas Grand Old Man"
Attended by Prominent
Mourners.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.- Funeral ser.
vices over the body ~ John Bigeiow.
who died December 10 AZ The axe OF
~. were held today TN 81 Georges
Protestant Episcopal church.
J. Pierpont Morgan. a paiIhoarer.
was one ~ fhe first 10 reach the
church. Soon after Andrew Carnegie
and General Daniel r. Sickles came in
and before the corteEe had left the
house the church was we'll filled The
service was read by Bishop Greer. as
sisted by the Rev Hugh Byckhead.
rector Of 81. Georges and the Rev
Julian X Smyth. pastor of the Church
~ the New Jerusalem.
Besides Mr. Morgan the panbearers
were Joseph ll Choste. g. 7. v Ran.
d0lph and Scott Foster q special
train conveyed the body ~ Highland
Fails this afternoon. where it was
buried BY the side Of Mr B'rolou' IS
wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
DYNAMITE INQUIRY BROADENS
Witnesses From Pacific Coast Before
indianapolis Grand Jury 20 Trace
Higher Ups.

1NDIANAPOLIs. Ind. Dec. 22-
Widening the scope of ifs inquiry into
the alleged country wide dynamitlnE
conspiracy. the federal grand Jury cx.
amined Us first witness from the Pa
cihc coast. Charles &. Kzer. Of Los
Angeles. Cal. today. before 10 al
jOurned 10 January 3 Other Witnesses
from Los Angeles and san Francisco.
as yell a. from New York and Boston.
are 10 b. heard. 10 is understood.
when the grand iuu resumes its sea-
sion.
The federal authorities are believed
nov 10 be- ready 10 attempt 10 verify
documentary evidence by the test
mOny of Witnesses supposed fo have
knowledge of the movements Of men
alleged 10 have been associated with
j B and J. J. McNamara and Oriie p
McManigal In their confessed dcpre.
dafi0ns More than ono hundred wit
nc-ses. it is said. will be called he.
fore Tho grand Jury during January
The district attorneys Office expects
the jury to be- able 10 report he end
inss b. Fcruary ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
LA TOILETTE SCORES
OenoUnees National Committee FOR
Refusal % Provide National
Presidential Primary.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIiren-er
MADISON. wis. Dec. 2-"tt is
the last stand of the old guard IN the
Republican party Sever again will
there gather in party council men who
will thus cOntemptuously spurn a pro.
pOsal 10 obtain an expression OF pub.
lic viii Tor party guidance Nevor
again viii the party Of Lincoln bc
humiiiated by such Haunting of blind
hourbonism in the face of progressive
voters. The day of nomination by
popular choice has dawncd
Tn these words Senator "a Toilette
In his magazine this week arraigns
the program ~ the National RepuhH.
can committee for refusing 20 endorse
the presidential primary o. a method
Of nominating president senator
Scott. of West Nlrrinia. hc charges.
sounded The keynote for the National
Republican committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
SMILE Is FATAL
Police Chief Tells Stranger Joke
Making Him LsUsh-Arrest
Follows.

Special pisnatch 20 the 1nteiiiReucer
WAfNESBORO. Pa. Dec. % That
~ pays sometimes TO make a man
laugh was shown here today. While
cOnversing with a stranger today
Chief of Police Rowland believed he
answered the description Of p man
wanted by the authorities OF Carroll
county. Md. The description ~ the man
had large gold tooth Chief Row
land told the man funny story and
made him laugh. a gold tooth was
disclosed and the man was put under
arrest lie was George r. Rider. for
merly % Charles Town. W. Va. and
well known business man there for
some time. He Was taken 10 West
Minister. Nd. 10 answer the charge
Of false pretense