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Arizona republican., 1911-06-11

FOR SAlE-2O acres alfalfa, 4-room N
 frame with porches and shade, gas engine, separator, refrigerator and K churn, water tank; water piped to \ house and fields; fine orchard. E. D. Pascoe, 110 North Center street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Mrs q p Clegg. Vho und.ra.,t
an Operation Tor a-ppeluIct.4 ...
eduesday az the Glendale t.-.
Is setting along nicely
Miss EvanEeline henderson
a. her hom" on Sixth street a
humps
Miss Lois Strodes a. Neu t..a-.
Cd is visiting Miss Narrar.. be-.
Glumphy This week
Miss Agnes Woods arrived homo
]"sterday from Stanton. va rra-.
b is ~affendiug college
Mise Mary DoVol of $50
spent SUNDAY With her p.r.. .
9Th street
Camille Say was calling nr
ln Martins Ferry YESTERDAY ..
Russell Allen vas Zoo Wl.s
terlay tisI,irE friends
Glars sprouts ~ Hauaood
fhe city Yesterday calHnE or
VT Sprouts ls "a candidate f.r
OF Marshall county
e. G. Nesman vas 'u ra
Saturday cn bls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Ftr a.b-r brother 20 - /,
bon ot t~ leaE PIX Hafanss
Tee 'zasnl - he ruos~nrrIa
CHIC 90 Mr. n Mrs Reed Fo-s,r-
no c.rl fr-tas % sglraI ms-t-rs.s
as h-'t f-lu + John ha-s be-.
~ A-rrrocu l1-ermeut as
made a' At calvary csm~r-r
Nsrr reut-rs 90 me .nr,. p..,
Sunday c.mmit'ee u~-- .- wha-Hrs
"tterfat afternoon El.r. the, r-
rr1rd a uass meeting held b.. fr.
-rs site s-sr1eau.r ~ W-t~rrF
lsrf 10 Es TrIfurr Rn-.
Nr.gtfs of P.th as has .ssl- -t.
.'ors tp 10 m~mter Tor -1- auras.
hrtsiuas entertainment ualra uf
ne Lr41 on Christians l.ght a. trs
.udg@ rooms
Its -feri-s there a. D. n meet.
o fte tsen.1g S'ar .ods. 80 -
b cf p Uhc1 th-s ST. complete A.
easements fo- 'l-r ,ars-mas IN
t-rrf1.umeur
Clark Sprouts aas rs.Irr on
fric1d, ln M|1lndFyiU. -,esrar.s,
hfh~. Wilson and Vera Bove-s were
visiting Miss Hazel Hsver Id
h-OludsVi- yes'erdaY
Mr. Phoebe CROSBY. Nho has been
s'cA ne past e is much improved
Two lotion I~Gery motors c5I.ltsa
90 'he Hitchman Coal Norks sa-irtat
AFTERNOON .- th- main entry and com.
plr'-f destroyed cn- which Cd. De
'oHd repair. and bo'b RI" have tl
tr sent back ~ The factory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

- DIE f-t-I r.r.er
NEWARK. %. Dee Do Beyond
waiting FOR rhe action 90 fha school
board in fh" case of Mics Esteile
EMERY th" 3lgux somau who assist.
Cd her il'-er o. others In Is drv raid
on The Hlsmarca cafe Tuesday. the
vets AMI drl- here are resting on
heir oars Gum shoe work u being
done hF both Sides m 10 declared
'Aa' there are more than 900 names
900 excess OF tAe u needed on fh.
rr''ion petition rrcrI. nIcl bv the
"e- Or 81 generally believed here
tha' the e'e-ron a.i D. held some
tine iu ihc trat tvo weeks .n January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
WARWOOD


mervaaau OF war.ooa 49,
yea ~ tie biEEssf b.
a - hsf0ry O.; War~oos
Nney cold more m~rrhsrcs~ .a
- oafs iran fasy ever &C d1-nr
sms spsre - ne 40 ia fais
zoirg ~ b. ~ ou~ pro1
A'tf lAfs~r ta@a AS ---s 4 au-
Drr ~ g~opi- tosE1t tr~- snail
alf ca8ci~s for ta- CHILDREN from
.ecaI stores t..ics - n pat-1rIr
10 bone Industries 90 cour-~ q
a-mb~r 90 people "a ther sroppirr
a Wheeling IRE groceries ctd a
as" business in selling supplss for
hrtsuaas tirns-s ra.s 1.~
roiers b1glrg poultry aal
t-a lk- FOR C.ustmas t.rn--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

To morrow evening the Warvooc
Kings Daughters viii meet ~ the
hom" OF Mrs = j Beail. o. Garden
venue to make final arrangements 90
provide the two o poor children o.
NarWOOd and vicinity With TOYS. nuts.
candy ami fruit on Christmas day
The members ~ fhe circle and Truant
ohicer Thomas D. Kindeibererr have
been Wors.ug faithfully Tor tla pas.
several weeks that fla poor uffie ones
shall be made happy on Christmas
Mrs lsraei HCddeil. OF Garden avenue
has been appointed treasurer of tho
society and anyone Who wishes fo con
tribute money or anything fnr fle
children may leave F N.fh her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

in a lor while 20 D. Wa soa. me
wheeling civil 'asueer emp.o1-d D.
council come time ago 90 survey the
''Nh Tor the r. a-d complete sea
"ras" system ard give elevations fer
street curoIlg ufi have r, plates
aud drasinEs ready to ubr7t .p rluu
"a. a. ft- same time E...lg ar est.
mate a. OBJ tl~ cost 40 tls eraE-
system This uNI be- followed ty
council calling az election f,r fn-
people 20 vote upon th- question of
" neither bonds shall b. Issued ST.
Watson had two assistants RorkuE
with him lie took tl- street center
for the clrblng from 'le 10 ,-rum-at
point ln tho construction ot .Ec d-m
il South WarNood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Special Dispatch OBJ fhs Inrsursncsr
fAlRMONT. " Va. Dec 1--Falr
mont people learned uith deep regret
esferfav morning ~ the deals % 4
2 Sine a serF prominent resident ~
Marion county some time $40 SIR
Sine suffered a severe attack OF
typhoid fever. from the effects of
which be- never fully recovered aud
feii au easy prey 20 the wages ~
IriRhts disease He uss prominent
Iu fre * 0f p and 7 % ID 3 lodges.
ils u.fe fFe children. three -rofhers
ana q sister survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

John Mann. a cool miner. who a..
employed hs tle Mound coal com
pony ou First street. aas seriously
a-rt late Saturday afternoon By b. Gall.
On. sfour Dob bis Dr. Dol said thai
bath vas broken head cur and his
.HUf smashed Superintendent Brown
unoued tf" miner about fhe stone
ttoufr minutes before Do fafI
''af u uas dangerous and boz should
D is donr buf Mann thought the
n would hold until MONDAY. u1en
intended posting He was removed
'' fhe e'enilie hospital and To- resting
e'oi as could Do expected under
..r circumstance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
MOUNDSVILLE
To Install DAY Current-shop Chanss,
fands-Mincr hurt m Mound
mine-soy scouts Organize.

Ih" M|oludsville Electrical company
'i This cts is ar present making prep
a riuon Tor installing q day current
'n Oh" c.'F Work has been started
"h preparing t1 install additional
equipment .1 ,Ie plant ln preparation
TOT fh" additional current. which viii
b" started about February Ter The
now company composed ~ Pittsburgh
pI'1It.'. announced when 90 took
'lHrtr oi tnr plant some months aF0
that Cd day current would be Installed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Special D'era.-h ta ue r-f- rrr e-
FREMONT o. fe- D. saudu.ty
cpHntt' drys held their lrst meeting
Tuesday no arrange for fte approach.
lns wet and dr. campaign Warre
wheeler and Rev D Sanford. 80
per niende1t o. Toledo a strict. Anti
saloon League. EBse lldressas Com.
mi''eeH we're appointed and 90 vas de-
ci1ed among other tL mrs fo publish
mo names ~ aI fhe petition
figners in b hopes of preventing
many from signinz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
d b - 60

Tie uullDIII rIrCI.0u - b. N, D
ThGr-day. January g. - warming 900
and the contest promises -l be q BIOL,
IHt socialists h are Uppos
ins the People party. Saturday pub
Iru-u their platform HrI Is Ht
'o boz a strong Cue The platform Mas
n1U pied a. n" SIEE--N.l u-sIH.
and says .n ONE OF .fs p.aa.s THAT ft.s
condemn fh~ actions ~ rha present
administration i1 many s7rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

CANAL DOVER Cd Doc I--Rey.
John s Rutiedge ~ cleveland spoke
80 Canal hover tonight ami vii zueak
at NeW philadelphia December zoo. the
latter meeting closing Che Tgscaraaas
county liquor campa ~ Tor The drys
me election being held December 20.
Richmond . Hohson ufp make nu al
dress a. Jhrichsvilie the night before
he closing % fhe Campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Ih" barber shop 20 the postoaic.
building owned uy Jos saner. chang
"i hapls last saturday Camille Ney.
' well known young barber - This
PSI taking the place -tcr Mr. .Ncy
ho has been employed in the shop
Tor some time. viii AXE charge This
uorniuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

The traction ears ou th. P~aUnsrlie
u- durnN th- past several da1s have
been running ou schedule same SID d.
fie neU tr3ct has been pat 100 ss but
saturday morning Tor a short time.
uur t1 o. clip boo fle hIt about three
miles north of Naruoud caused 'ae
cars fl Eef - schedule FOR about ualr
au lo.r d.r.aF tle forenoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

~ q meeting ~ -ha Calvary ,..-.-
rsi"rdar afternoC> lt wls decided 3D.,
XIV" 10 the poor 81 ihr c.t, Instead 90
having a treat a. usual All m.-t.r.
are requested 20 bring what tho, e.-.
To- give 90 the church W.fra....
evening az they Vanf to make f.a t
irritation .srIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

20 be- brought north shall DO trans
ported aith al possible dignity ffc
hes written a letter 20 Secretary
Never expressing The wien mat ir
possible the bodies be- brought from
Havana ou 0ue 90 fbc large yeases OF
the navy conveyed By another vessel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

ih' tary Zoo the David Mou-.ar. -.
aiIi case viii Resume thi- mora
. o. clock. they being dismissed 0r A
urfay Afternoon b. judge Mons.
si'"r q -dehh"ration OF four hours.
ne hrsi trinl OF This case resulted .s
To jury falling 90 reach a gerI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
WET VICTORY
huss 7sum County 10 csrr.so o. the
Vets D. 30 Najorty- Roc. ~
Also Vet

"sgat.. .l f.r I.f. ..r,.r
MHJs % Dec D. v.s
kfuEIm county SATURDAY, s.1' a.. bv
~ ori' 90 600 sh.c iioek.nr
county also Joined fle act c1.amr bv
" mal'ritt % f,- Uf tlc siue.n
counties fha' have voted under -he
Rose law I1 date -FOUR have U,.a or,
and f2+INr Arf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

very uke,s tast ersr >raol
"ar~oot -II u tn- near t-tl--
rave" "a small manual training depar
u~r' fl- apparatus 'o Dc purchase
p' itH pupils vim h money derived
from -ocae iA-t ae,s fhe L5s-.art
srhon. saFe an enta.nmeur aus raised
s- client funds vitt erI,h fu pur
ehAse re apparatus for tle.r ual-
training department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Ifr second public meeting o. the
H't Scouts uHs held yesterday after
bob. .r frr IIrsf 81 e. church and
permanent orrln.raron effected A
.lrr.I committee was named nrf a
900 he called Tor tonight a.
f.n sH- Office Uu lafayette avenue 90
rf scout commissioners and
a.'e- f..s rE rlsy VII o. ready
f.r ar.afrnf.lrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
BENW0OD
Rsevss Pa; cisss-ot,sr s.-.
. Se;-s % t,s ~
Ts~-

TIE hrv-s-cr paEt 20 tt- Nalorsl
4a~ comRrs c-o--d Sa~t1r-as for a.
i a ~-~k o~f-s ~ u~~c~d organ
fo re- plant
lh- sf-~i uiL 90 ne a. =
slE~c operations fhls uo-n.ur q s.f
~ hzriuF eeea c.os~d to~a - psst
800 90 account c, sho-ar- q
metz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

90 arrive ln Warw0od This morning ro
be- spread over fhc muddy crossings
and put on some OF the street, that
are Zoo bad condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
NAVAL HoHoRs FoR
VICTIMS or MAINE

WAsiflNGTON Dec I- Pre-. dent
Taft anxious that the bodies o' "a
number % dead sailors f0aui .n the
wreck % the Ma re. which ere soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
ADVkitElslNG l.
WRITES ~
WILLIAM Z. FREEMAN

T. va glaI 200 feai 10 ,hc
nevspapers 0i \osemrer 3o q.
Statement b. - & o..
GARY, chairman o. the 81
rectoTs 81 the United states
Steel Corporauon. that be
FANORS mai IHE JI-
MOST CITY EE
GIVEN TO IHf PLANS
AND METHODS FOL
LOWED ~ TIE GREAT
INTERESTS.
or TIE CCl\IR1
This Is 300 line Aith tac GEN.
eral movement cscrs> hc~e be-
ing made ht the American Tel
ephone ami Telegraph Com
pany. Tor instance. me clecuIc
light cOmpanie. the ga- SOM
panies, public scrsicc corpora
tons, etc.
Recent WILLIAM g. NJ
ADOO. president 90 the Hui-
son & Manhattan Railroad
Company which operates The
tubes under the North river.
gave us an illustration OF THE.
POWER THAT FRAN K.
PUBLICITY o. THE PART
or a BIO CORPORATION
HAS on The PUBLIC.
From the time The tures
were opened, whenever Mr..
Meade ielt that The public
was entitled to information.
HE BOUGHT SPACE ~.
THE NEWSPAPERS AND.
TOLD HIS STORY FRANK.
LI- 50 that ar an times The
public has been informed OF
what his company was doing.
A few days ago he came out.
with an announcement ot an
increase i'm fare because at the
opening of new terminal
The price was raised from five
cents To seven cents. and $40.
GAVE REASONS tor the in
crease. ana The puhlic. because
il had a Full UNDER
STANDING OF the reason for
the increase. has accepted the
situation.
II an ordinary placlrI had
been put up in the stations
Just announcing the increase
WITHOUT ANY ENPlANA-
TON, there would have been
many protests.
That has been the trouble
with corporation, an along.
They have done things WITH
OUT TAKING THE O
BILE TO INFORM The PEO-
PIE, and as a result, criticism
mostly uniuStihablc. has been
made, because the people
haven't been acquainted with
the facts.
ALL CORPORATIONS
CAN EMPLOY THE ADVER-
TlSlNG COLI MN OF
DAILY NEWSPAPERS 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

AS a Man Thinks Shows in
the Clothes He Wears.

II he thinks like an up-,o-
date, aggressive. successful
man. his clothes will hear tes-
timony 10 that fact-alway>.
Judging las people will do)
ny your clothes. what sort of,
man would people conSider
YOU 10 he
IS there not something ve
can DO for YOU in the cloths
problem
We have JUST received . dozen
Negligee Shirts IN nest hlsck and
white effects Special values ~
81 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

u lakes a young mother 10 tel
what color her baby's hair is when II
haant any az all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

we're taken iu The homes and e..sn q
Hlce luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

ne assortmsrt ste- -g sys- Pc.
frames if25 VI ~ -ILLWAN's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-25
Continued from Page J.

store of wisdom, experience and
friendship. In the liberality Of our
giving we find the source of generous
receiving. Those who have been most
efficient in serving the congress have
also been the greatest benficiaries.
The achievements of the congress
have won full measure of public ap'
proval. Your welcome here is most
cordial and public appreciation OF
your work is attested by constantly
growing interest, increase Of numbers,
and condition of harmony and state
wide sympathy.
Our purpose is exploitation OF nat.
ural resources, the amelioration oil
ho,ne life and increase of good citizen
ship In tire employment of our facul-
ties in searching out the secrets OF
nature and natures laws, in fulfilling
our obligations to each other, and pay
ing due Difference to authority, both
human and divine, we find the most
lucrative source of all that is most
desirable in this life.
The efficiency of our searching and
fulfilling will be measured by the per-
lection of organization and co-opera-
ton. Were we endowed with a suffi-
cient degree of cooperation. wisdom
and loyal sympathy that would enable
us to cast aside the things that so
easily beset us we could make much
more rapid advancement.
We should emulate the generous
spirit that impels the authorities OF
this great college in granting us
friendly greetings, valuable aid and
needed courtesies, and we should par
allel the unselfish generosity of the
railroads and public press of Texas IN
friendly cooperation. The able and
distinguished speakers and teachers
who come to help us up to a higher
plane of improvement and to lead us
along the paths of modern science are
giving a noble example of exalted de
votion.
We invite special attention to the
report of your committee on educa-
ton. Man in all ages has, most of all,
needed education; and man in all de-
grees of wisdom will continue to find
most urgent need of education. Agri-
culture in our schools and industrial
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-25

education are the urgent paramount
essentials in every enlightened ma.
| ton.
The skillful and successful farmer
has need Of more extensive education
than any other vocation. He needs
to understand nearly all of the applied
sciences; chemistry, geology, botany,
entomology, biology, animal hus-
bandry, mechanics, mathematics, law,
literature, and many other branches
are required to fully equip him for
emergencies that engage him contin-
ually.
The economics included in the gen.
eral term conservation" call for spe-
cial consideration. Conservation of oil,
of water, of time and other material
resources is worthy of continual in
vestigation. Farming experience DUR
ing long series of years has empha-
sized the necessity of practical sys-
TEN of irrigation and drainage on ev-
cry farm. A general system of reser-
voirs for storage of storm water would
greatly facilitate drainage and also
supply water both above and below
the surface for irrigation
I The Dry Farming Congress and dry
| farming methods are worthy of con
slant, careful consideration. Many
crop failures are largely due to failure
to comply with the principles taught
| in the dry farming system.
Livestock farming will ever continue
to be the source of greatest profit in
Texas. Every farmer should make a
speciality of growing livestock of some
kind sufficient to consume all avail.
able feedstuff from the farm. Our ia
cilities and opportunities for growing
meat and all other food supplies are
not excelled by any other country, yet
our imports of food supplies of all
kinds are amazing-they amount to
hundreds of million of dollars annual
lily, and they keep our state drained OF
all surplus mediums of exchange,
which is the cause of our backward
ness in manufacture and internal inn
provement so much needed.
If diversified farming could be car
ried on according to the best known
methods, including dry farming, irri-
cation, drainage, rotation and other
soil improving methods, together with
seed selection, thorough cultivation,
and greatly increased livestock pro-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-25

postage, and urged upon the congress-
support of resolutions prepared by the
Farmers Institute, which met on Mon
day, asking the legislature for $40 900
for the two years ending August 81,
1913. Let this amount be secured to
u.s." said he, "and we can put agricul-
tural instructors in every county,"
With this opinion Mr.. l.. Cough, O.,
Hereford, concurred.
J. w. Neill, state lecturer in the de.
partment of agriculture, spoke briefly
of the advantages to be realized from
early blowing, rotation of crops, re-
building of the soil, and the employ
ment of soil-building plants.
p M. Johnson, of Eastland, followed
with short but enthusiastic talk on
What the Farmers Institutes Are
Doing"
]. B. Leamann thought that the fed
eral department of agriculture inter-
fered too generously in the farming
affairs of the state. He urged Texas
farmers to do their own scientific work
through their own department, whose
men are in closer touch with local
conditions.
/, Al. the end of this lively discussion
the personnel of the committee on res
olutions was announced. 1t comprises
II. e. Singleton, of Mckinney; |. b.
Rylander, of San Antonio; George A.
Smith, of Beaumont; II. H. Knox. of
San Antonio; L. Cough, of Hereford.
With the appointment of this COM
mittee the congress adjourned until
night, leaving the afternoon open for
sectional meetings, of which eight
were held in the various buildings OF
the college or in the new commence
ment pavilion,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-25

era years. showed balance on the
/ right side of the ledger.
Mr.. Larkin recommended an eq,-ita.
Bile assessment upon the various af
| filiated organizations to carry on the
work of the ensuing year, estimating
thai fund of $3.50 at the very least
is needed to make possible efficient
work. Even with this fund, the asso.
citation will be unable to defray the
expenses of the officers and members
of the executive committee in attend
| ings called from time to time to con-
slider the affairs of the congress, eX-
penses heretofore borne by the indl'
vidual members.
| Concluding, Mr. Larkin paid a high
tribute to these men and to all the
members whose sacrifices have given
the Texas congress its high rank. He
Especially praised the officers of the
affiliated organizations, the state and
! federal departments of agriculture, and
the progressive press of the state
which has made possible widespread
advertising of the congress and gener.
GUS reports of its sessions for the
benefit of those farmers who are un-
able to attend.
| Following an address by Hon. Ed K
/ Kone, state commissioner of agricut
ture, on The Farmer and Higher Agri'
culture" objections were made from
the floor that this department was not
doing all it should for the farmer. Sec
rotary Larkin remarked that the Farm
ers' Congress is lust the place for
crow-plucking with this department
In the open discussion which followed
]. F. Peck, of Sulphur Springs, heart
lily endorsed the work of the depart
ment. l.. A. Wallace, of Mount Pleas
ant, thought that all the department
literature ought to be sent out to the
/ farmers of the state.
To this Commissioner kone replied
that the present appropriations were
utterly inadequate to pay even the