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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
CONFERENCE OF GRAIN MEN.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 2s.-The semi-annual meeting of the Council of North American Grain Exchanges met in Milwaukee roday wI.h .n attend ance Of representatives of the leading grain exchanges of the United States and Canada. The conference will con- tinue over tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29

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 Mix flour and salt with very little cold milk; sir into the hot milk and cook ten minutes; add the chocolate and stir until il is melted and evenly blended with the four mixture, then beat in the egg mixed with the sugar, and lastly the vanilla.
 You need the K ( Cooks Book, con tainiug this and S9 other delicious recipes-seut free upon receipt of the colored ceT5iiica,c packed in every B. cent can of k ( Baking Powder. Send to the JAQUEs AIFG. Co.,, Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
DEMOCRATIC TARIFF REVISION

Here are a few OF Tho Inconsistent
cies IN the hodge pOdge Democratic
tariff bills prepared by The Democrat
ic House Of Representatives,, ami
vetoed by President Tar.
The protective duty D.. Vest Viz.
ginIa and Ohio wool was cut 81 per
cent. but the prote tive duty on
Georgia and Texas pine vas not
touched.
The protective duty on West Viz
ginia and Pennsylvania iron and
steel products covered IN the so call
ed farmers free list b'!l. Ia entirely
wiped ont. but the protective tariff
duty enjoyed by the Ll!!s.ara sugar
grower Was lett intact.
The protective duty on West Viz.
ginia coal was eniirely alCl.shed. but
the protective tariff duty on Florida
%pineapples was untouched.
These are some OF the inconsisten-
cies and some Of the partisan sect.
ional legislation from wh'ch the .ero.
IS or President Taft have saved the
people. The majority Of the Demo
cratic party in the druse OF Repre-
sentatives m from such states as
Florida. Louisiana and Texas. Tho
handful Of Democratic Congressman
that are contributed By the northern
States have practically no influence
on Democratic legislation.
Had the bills prepared By the
Democratic majority become a Law.
the protective duties on West Virgin.
Ia wool. on West Virginia coal. and on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20

OF men. have furnished much press
copy from THIS once obscure Kansas
town. Since Mrs. Wilson's election
last spring the councilmen have de
clined to G with her. or to confirm
her appointments. hence no tax levy.
Mrs. Wilson announces that she will
all the leading city Offices with
ONE
The election OF a woman TO :le
chief magistracy Of a city is an inter.
esting experiment even from the view
point OF the anti-sunragist. A great
many people who question the results
OF equal suffrage would still be dis.
posed TO place women in all elective
and appointive Offices to which they
seem personally fitted.
Some people will be sincerely sorry
that UGH an experiment seems to be
going awry through a silly division
OF forces on sex lines. II Mrs. Wilson
has encountered factious obstruction
on the part OF her council. she will
Ind plenty of men who will espouse
her cause. nc only from chivalry, but
ecaus they want to see public bust.
ness well done. and would Just as
soon have women mayors as women
clerks. provided they could give the
public cleaner streets and more e.
fcient police.
Public sentiment has u~ndergon, a
tremendous change since the time
when a woman lost social caste even
by so honorable an occupation as
teaching. and since il was thought
that girls would get brain fever Z
they acquired the higher education
of the colleges.
Now u office buildings in the cit
les are populated more largely rs
women than men, The girls show
accuracy, speed. and personal bI,i.
ness tact TO a higher degree than ne
men whom they have outstrippe l. -
farmers women display a peculiar
gift for making things grow. and are
handicapped only by physical limit
atoms.
The chief obstacle in the way OF
women in public office will be their
tendency 10 look al matters person.
ally and from a view point OF sex.
The worlds work will never be nee
efficiently done by lining Up one sex
against another. as seems to be done
in H~unnewell.
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wednesday. September 20, 1911.
THE BEUlAH BINFORD
PICTURES

Motion pictures are being repaired
from the life of Beulah Binford the
woman in the case" OF the Re,ttia
murder Moving pictures are extoll.
ed as n OF the educational. forces
OF h country. and we will now pro.
coed TO instruct our young people by
showing them how the other moral
half lives. n exhibition OF the
Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures Great.
ed a wave OF protest all over the
country. Yet very few OF our young
people are tempted Il become pugil-
lists. And a great many are eadin
the ways of Beulah Binford.
Inc modern motion picture is a
wonderful triumph In its s~enta
OF scenes of foreign IA home travel.
o 10 cents. without going Tar from
nome you can see the majesty Of the
Alps. the weird peoples and costumes
OF oriental streets. You can have all
the beauty and poetry OF an ocean
trip without being sea sick. and by
paying a nickel instead OF SIOO FOR a
state room.
Yet many OF IA people turn their
backs on these wonders merely IN
see the portrayal Of the errors OF an
unfortunate girl. The hum drum Der
Torrance OF duty does not seem To
have much charm for our novelty
seeking American temperament. The
teacher faithfully performing the dut.
les IN the class room. the housewife
I~aboriously garnishing her home
these would draw no crowds TO the
moving picture theatre. In our cold
and clammy and fearful r-esuecfabil.
ity. We keep away from the paths OF
evil. But We show our secre; sym
patty with those ways by a desire
TO see and know about the b~eroines
OF the under world.
the principal responsibility for the
exhibition OF pictures like the Einford
hlms does not rest on the woman
who consents TO such reproduction
She has TO make a living somehow
In the act Of posing tor a moving mic.
ture machine there Is no sin. The
oub home 10 the same
place where all our social Troubles
come home. 10 the heart Of the paople
who buy our yellow aud
pay their good money 20 see the
yellow stage.
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M~oUndsviIIe Briefs

Miss Leila Moore has left for Beth.
any TO resume her studies in the uni
Versity az that city.
Miss Clara Grimm returned 10 her
home In New Martinsville last even
ing. after a visit with her cousins. the
Misses Ray. OF Twelfth street.
II. j. link has returned from a short
business trip 10 POwhatan. .
J. @. Caldwell left yesterday morn
ing for Huntington whore he will
spend the remainder OF the week win
relatives.
W 7 hughes has removed his
family from Third street q o their Nc
In Shadyside. below Beraire.
Harve Hicks. Of Washington avenue.
~ recovering nicely from a recent at
thck ~ stomach trouble.
Fred Hauer. Of Wheeling. was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
y j. Leach will leave this morning
for p%ittsburg. where he will spend
several days on business
Work has been resumed vith a full
force - men on tho sanitary sewer
after several weeks idleness. due 10
Tho recent heavy rains
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aung to te government IF New York City. Shortly after the session he
gan nee donered a resolution which authorized the commissioner had
nor owe tn onstructio of the county court house in New York
.IHy TO ud bills without limitation fr expenses incurred. and to add the
sal 10 TIT tai levy. which a then made vi in Albany IL ws In cas-
ae which IA the gigantic county court house frauds possible. All of
he wise politicians realized tina there wal some important Joker behind this
resolution. n although some eno al made to limit the amount permits
Spe ir the county our house commission to audit, nevertheless Tweed
forced n resolution through the committee by four votes ut OF five.
AFTER maj raj Ion cam the crucial n what proved % be the fatal
moment for Governor John T Hoffman. A Senator wen O Mr. Herman
and urged i'm to use his influence to have this measure defeated.
Governor Hoffman looked steadily and sternIy at. h Senator for a few
moments He took the resolution u - and read IL over and over again.
Then. turning o the Senator. he asked:
ID you mean to impute dishonesty o he our ms commis
.ioners " York. who are worn public officers"
The enato replied that it seemed o him necessa to mput my
dishonesty since IN measure Of its face al a dangerous grant of financial
power.
to these public omcers?"
The Senator was silent
Well said overno Hoffman. Using from his hair "I don't. and be
cause don't. won't interfere in this measure"
How different his W history AM that OF the Tweed ring wouId have
been had Governor Hoffman said. Il do impute dishonesty and will inter
iere!' For by reason of this measure. which the Legislature passed and
iovernor Hohma signed. bills largely fraudulent 10 the amount of sly mil
hon dollars passed the county our house commissioners. and il az the
November. 1871.
Tweed his Leadership and his liberty and brought him to a prison cell II
cost Richard d Connolly. tho comptroller of the city. his residence in M
nIed Shtes-for n He'd Ito Europe. And IL cot A. Oakley Hall. who was
Mayor of New York when the Tweed footing IA going IN IN Initial
States Senatorship. which II had long been his ambition to secure
Copyright. 1911. by r J. Edwards All right reserves ,
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell of The Chidike Fad Of An ExPres,
dent"
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NEW YoRk'S FAT WOMEN.

One OF those observing persons who
stand on the street corners and make
note OF things has been busy in New
York He has found that for every
fat man that passed there were at
least four women whose proportions
were over generous. II would be i'm
polite 20 say hat they were fat. but
strict veracity required the statement
that they tended too strongly in that
direction. TO be entirely beautiful.
Not content with these observations
the same man went around to one OF
the large department stores where he
had n lady friend who handled ready
made suits. She confirmed his views
by telling MIN that most OF her
women customers who were out OF
their teens wore thirty eight. what
ever that may mean. and weighed
about 165 pounds. Then the observ-
or began to look still further. lie
took note OF the well nlled fashion
able restaurants. noted the widest
pleasure. with which the feminine
patrons ate and drank the best that
skilled cooks could provide. and
reached the conclusion that the
women Of New York eat too much
and drink too much TO preserve their
girlish beauty.
Fortunately. however. the women
OF New York who cat and drink In
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HUNTSVILLE
Nc Testimony Taken at Meeting Of In
Vestisstion Committee Meeting,
Yesterday.

The committee appointed by the
county cou 10 investigate :. Howe
Bonar's charges against Commissioner
Robinson. met yesterday in the county
court room of the house. but no
testimony was taken AZ this session.
The members of the COMMITTEE.
Journeyed to Boggs/ run TO visit the
scene o: one of the alleged violations
and after returning 10 this city they
adjourned. 4 meeting will be held
at the same place next Tuesday and
shout twelve witnesses will he en-
amined on both sides. The case IS
attracting a great teal OF attention.
and opinion varies as to the outcome
OF me inv stigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20

West Virginia iron and steel products
would have been entirely abolished
or radically reduced. while the pro-
tectiye duties on southern products
were LETT unimpaired. Tariff revis-
ion does not mean revision solely for
the benefit OF one section. aud to the
injury of another. IL means adequate
equal and fair reductions along con
s%ervative lines. The tariff revision
which the Democrats OF the South
and the West propose means tariff
revision on West Virginia. PennsyI
vania and Ohio products. but ample
protection for their own.
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public restaurants are not typical Of
American womanhood. That part Of
New York that is to be seen along
the great white way.. is in no sense
indicative of American life. In the
quiet homes in the suburbs OF New
York City. in the thousands OF
villages and small towns. and on the
farms are TO be found millions OF
American women who live simply.
work faithfully. perform all the duties
of wifehood and motherhood. and il
in the end they spoil their girlisn
figures. they do not no II by over
eating and drinking.
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Shoe
Repairing

We repair al kinds 81
Shoes ana 30 it. quickly.
Hunt up any well worn Shoes
you may have ana bring them
to us and YOU wiH I've surprised
to see how veil We can mend
them 1hi, D., made possible ry
or Modern Equipped Repair
shop
Prise, Mnicratc and Prompt
~ cry Prompt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
Reports Esaaaerated.

Reports on the losses TO the corn
crop. inflicted by the recent high
water. indicate that the damage Will
not reach as high a figure az was
thought az first. While the corn in
some places is almost n total loss.
some OF II car be saved and other
patches that had been under water.
VIII be m for use ~ soon a. the field
dries While the reports on the losses
have been exaggerated. the loss TO the
crop viii be large ~ ~ IA. and -
pecially 10 those that had planted in
the Low lands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20

An interesting side light on the
character OF joni ID. Rockefeller rs
gained from the fact that he has been
in the habit OF taking notes OF ser
mons TO read to his invalid wife. No
matter what else may be said of him
John ID. can Y be blamed for any
of the disgraceful marital escapades
that nave become too closely associ-
ated with the names of the very rich.
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Veterans Here.

The annual meeting Of the Marshall
county veterans association. viii be
held to-day in the circuit court room
Of the court house. and from indica-
tons nearly all the veterans in this
county will be IN attendance. The
election OF officers and the business
session will consume the morning and
in the afternoon a camp. fire will be
held An invitation has been extended
10 the ladies' OF tho G. 4. r. and 1t is
probable that they will attend the
afternoon meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
LAYING New Main

The gas company - masine several
rev improvements 10 their property
iu tho CITY. The most important bc. nE
the laying OF e new main on FIRST
street. 20 replace tho old ono which
badly rusf'd tarcer pipe is be.
ing used IN place Of the old plp and
y is Understood that tho changes uIl
also eV'end fo fhe compant p lines on
parts of the cuts
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o.. Nar. O..

The Mound CITY team viii p'at their
last game - fhe season at tho sI.rr
ncr PARK in Hcuvood ore uees from
next sunday. and this uiu sind I'D
The series botwe cen the tao teams
hise Mullen has heen trying fo ar
range n fam~ vifh fhe neIiaIre aesre
ration 'or sunday. BIZ he'd rsreivr4
no oord from Nanaaer Uu1 ias' even
US
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uohai convention OF that year. so that his nomination
would De assured. and felt convinced that they could.
with him. carry the State OF New York. even though
General Grant was again a candidate for President
These politicians OF influence. who had already brought
about the election of Mr.. Hoffman as Mayor OF New
YORK ana as Governor. were the leaders of the Tam.
C"Boss0 Tweed.
In the Senate in the State Legislature Of 1871, which
was controlled by the Democracy. Mr. Tweed caused TO
be named a committee on cities whose members he had
himself selected. lie was himself a member OF that
committee. That was the committee which had au-
thOrlty 10 repOrt faYOrahly q " ntheruiaa naasn-a. -
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NNNTfNsIIkg IS Va sep 10
Vic ele Matfero ased "a. an Italian.
20 .n fhe qrarrf ~ the STANDARD
boston. Io here and his remains
%" found hv uorEmen De caves q
vIdna and family in Italy.
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BAD CASE
OF DYSPEPSIA
Relieved
BY PERUMA.
Il can Eat Anything I Want"

miss Little
Martin %
% 9 'ffsN 90
s. D. o. %
NtlIe Tenn
writes
Ffrrrhodv
81
batter Than
have Tor fwu
Nr fnrer ears
Hr.I . sincere
o. thank fuu
your krd
advfcs
f
ffrHfufu.
h entirely
cu~sd 70
70
fHire want
7 rnIr
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TO CUM MINIS
~Enferprise T~sisphone Case % Nes
M~srtnsviile No. IN Hands
% Referee

The harErurfry case % Tho Fnier
pie" Tel. phone company. ~ New
Msrf rsviIIe eaa referred ~veaferdav
~ . William flmmIus Referee cum
mius vf|l take up fhe adjustment u
fhe Affairs a. fho concern ~ once
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Thursday will decide the fate Of
reciprocity. that being the late OF the
Canadian election. Let US hope that
the good sense OF the Canadian
people will match that OF the United
States congress.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The s-gccihcafions for tho pavIne -
EdrinEton lane con uos D. seen af
The recorder Office Fcho Point Al
BIDS must - entered DIV sep e-fh a.
e O. mi FfGFNE WINSTON
Recorder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20
First Aeelde,,

The FRS football accident - tho
season fo Do noted in 'f's c.ft. oc
CURED Monday evening vhen George
DE small son NJ Clarence r~oindexter.
uttered r. broken arm sustained o. a
same on fhe lof nesf 'o Roesrs drur
store
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Musical Club orasnizea.

The Woman's Musical club. OF this
city. me- last evening at the home
OF Miss Nesbitt on Seventh street. and
plans we're formulated for the con
%tinuance Of the society during the
coming winter. The organization Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-20

IF Chief hastings should find mys-
terry would hummer Walker shrek.
ed the alleged sporting editor and
then fed To the roof to escape the,
avalanche.
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u looks "a though those aviators
should try a trip from coast to coast
OF a small creek before attempting
anything more ambitious.
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Most people nov think that At
torney General Wickersham really
o "malign" instead OF ~"condign"
punishment for Doc Wiley.
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composed Of a number OF well known
singers and musicians and will be- un-
der the leadership OF Mrs. Flora vii
liams. OF Wheeling.
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That Maine election is eligible for
a job a. q Now you see IL aud nov
you don't attraction In a circus.
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christmas has already been meni.
toned in 90 feu department store ads
shop early aud avoid the rush
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rr r fr Irfr r--
MOHsANrONN Isl Va Sen fe
The M-orrarfopr postal sarrra hs-r
care large d~rnsfs p rrsf
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The tomato crop was o very good
this year but the French and German
ultimatum crop is = huge success.
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New News of YESTERDAY
The n Don'r' That Blasted Great Expectations

. y r of the ablest Democrats Of his time a man to n osss.s n
\ J persona magnetism that had gained for him great popma5t w,s
o. l. HOFFMAN. He a twice elected Governor OF New York stare
oeiore ms ecuo a Is Governo W as a Of New York CITY
MT. Holman first elected Governor in 1857. M n was hon .a.a
% this election would undoubtedly lead to his nomination FOR PresidentI in
Is'Z Governor Holman a fully aware all along that pnuentia nolticians
o MS party In he State were planning the capture Of m Denoc r.,ic ma
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president TAR has the people VIII
him and nov he is eo.ng Out for .
while 70 boz with me people
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ore ~ TIE immortals $50 srr.f
the ucclarauur ~ lufearrlrrrr
iTrs 80 Hurfrr ~ rrrf Ha naa
killed 'r r. Gre ~ nsrf rsar bI go
eral Mciuto.a
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uoaf fsu 'o red wte.-r or,i
Co % afterrs men fr tndara as-s
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THE BATTLES OF A
MAYOR.
The long controversy between Mira
Ella wilson. mayor Of HunncweU.
Kan, and her refractory city council
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should need YOUR a.
800 certainly write Co.
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velished Daily. Except sunday. By the
tnteIiigencer Publishing Company.