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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
PROMOTERSARE
UNDER ARREST
EXPLOITATION OF AN ALLEGED
NEW PROCESS OF TANNING
LEATHER is BROUGHT TO AN
ABRUPT END.
BY Associated Press.

New York. July 2S.-The exploita-
ton of an alleged new process of tan
ming leather which induced thousands
of persons to invest $420,O00 in the
stock of the American Tanning Co.
was abruptly ended today, when post
Office inspectors raided the company's
office here and arrested Eugene D.
Robinson, Adam Hoch, F. c. Garfield
and G. Herbery Smith, promoters,
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
SELLS FARM AND GIVES
AMOUNT TO COLLEGE
BY Associated Press.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 2S.-Hamilton
McSpadden, aged IS years, has just
sold his entire farm in Monroe county.
Tennessee, for s12, 900 and contributed
the entire amount to the endowment
fund of Carson and Newman college, a
Baptist institution located at Jefferson
City, Tenn. He says he has disposed
of this possession for the good Of pos
terity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
B|NFORD GIRL
WILL BE HELD
PLANS TO OBTAIN RELEASE OF
BEATTIE'S AFFINITY BLOCKED
BY STATE BY RAISING THE
BOND.
BY Associated Press.

Richmond, July 2S.-Plans to obtain
the release from jail of Beulah Bin
ford, held as a material witness in the
Beattie murder case, were blocked by
the states representative today.
Friends offered to furnish the bond
of one thousand dollars, but the COM
monwealth's attorney decided to raise
it to five thousand. The authorities
are determined not TO release the al
legged affinity of Beattie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
REDBUGSFORCE
c. MERCHANT
TO SURRENDER
Gave Himself Up to Officers,
AS He Could Not Stand
Them Longer.

HAD BEEN CHASED FROM EscAM.
5IA TO BALDWIN COUNTY AND
BACK AGAIN ON NUMEROUS oc.
cAsIoNs-THREE BAD cHARoEa
ARE AGAINST HIM HERE AND
HE is ALSO WANTED IN ALA.
BAMA AND MISSISSIPPI.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
ASP|RANTS FOR
j. S. SENATOR
ARE WITNESSES
William B. Mason and L. B.
Stringer Before the Lori
mer Committee.

ONE SAID THE SENATORIAL BEE
HAD 6UzzED AROUND so LONG
THAT HE HAD DEVELOPED A
CHRONIC CASE OF SENATORIAL
AMBITION, WHILE THE OTHER
SAID HE HOPED TO "GET
ELECTED BY ACCIDENT"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
SEVEN ARE INJURED.

New York, July 2S.-Seven persons
were injured In a trolley smash-up to-
day when a Seventh avenue car ran
into a Twenty third street car at
Twenty-third street and Seventh ave-
nue.. One Of the passengers, an uniden-
titled woman, may die.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
BROADER TARIFF
REVISION WANTED
Coalition of Democrats and
Republicans Will Bring
This About.

NOW CONFIDENTLY PREDICTED
THAT THE WOOL BILL, FARM
ERs' FREE LIST, COTTON BILL,
ALONG WITH STEEL, SUGAR
AND OTHER SCHEDULES WILL
BE PASSED, BUT INDICATIONS
ARE TAFT WILL USE VETO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
END OF S|MON'S
GOVERNMENT
APPROACHING
Crisis of the Revolution ir
Hayti Has Apparently
Been Reached.

THE NAVY DEPARTMENT RUsHES
THE SCOUT CRUISER SALEM TIC
PORT Au PRINCE TO REIN
FORCE THE VESSELS PATROL
ING COAST OF THE REPUBLIC
CAPTURE OF PORT AU PRINCE
A QUESTION OF A FEW HOURS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29

Provincetown, Mass, July 2S.-Ad.
miral Hugo Osterhaus says that in the
sham battle off the Long Island shores
the submarines attached to the defen-
sive fleet had succeeded in approaching
his big battleships without detection
until they arose at the short distance
Of 500 yards from the anchorage.
Equipped with torpedoes that easily
travel five times that distance at great
speed, it would have been an easy
matter for the submarine command
ers to have sent some Of the big ships
clear out of the water II the war had
been an actuality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29
8 PAGES TO-DAY

Pensacola Harbor Is the Deepest and
Best Port South of Newport News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-29

tcontlnued on Page EIsht.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03
WE'RE GREAT-IN SPOTS

There's woe on the. Bowery.
Former price ofebreakfast: "Cof
fee" two cents, doughnut, one
cent; total, three. 49,,
New price: "Coffee,% three,
cents; doughnut, one; total, four.
We are not speaking hurnor-
ously when we say that this is a
serious calamity to thousands,
Take this instance:
a. eonsumptive-looking man..
with a: bedraggled wife and sick
child, laid down TO- cents and or
o.-.I |, .sso.r1rf,, q \ II o ESQ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

pected penny in change. He was
told; Price gone up; give US
two cents more.
But the dime was all he had.
He made the round of the cheap
restaurants; no good; II was the
same everywhere. The man fed
his wife and child and went with
out food himself,
/. Say. we're great people-in
spots. The Bowery isn't one of
the spots:
Weather Man says freezing.
T 4.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

All the battles fought and thousands killed for pos
session Of this station The picture shows what Chinese railroad
tram looks like This photograph taken when
filed with Americans and Europeans fleeing from the city The
crowd in the distance are all western people ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

Weather Man says freezing.
Have you changed 'ern YETI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
TO START WORK ON
THE M'LURE ANNEX
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED eAstv
NEXT WEEK.
WI" e Se"en-story Structure, In
conformity Win Twelfth
Street Building.

commencing early next week hill.
Wiil Do received a. the Office Of A.
chliect Edward % Franzheim i'm IN
schmuihach building. for the WORK on
me extension 81 tho Mcclure appev
winch viii he seven stories high and
ln conformity with thc new huilding
on ""Iffh street. Tie now sddiffon
VII D" fifty feet BOO length and rho
Width viii bc the same a tho TUelftb
street building If will be- thorougbIv
hTcprooi and an Of the rooms viii be
equipped with private bath and Other
modern convenienCes The wainscof-
'nr aud floors will o.. Of tile and the
building will be mahogany trimmed
throughout
later. according 10 The general
plans. the Market street annex will
De built thus forming an - from
Twelfth 20 Market. adjoining the rear
ana side ~ IN" original building
with tho two additions the CAPACITY
of Tho Mcclure house will be in
creased more than enc hundred rooms
and o. VIII be- one az the most cana.
cious hosteirles boo this part OF the
valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

ing franchise To- the Cincinnati
Union Depot and Terminal Company.
10 erect a new central railway depot
here to cost $4,000 600. was passed
by The city council TO-DAY
WASHINGTON American pulp and
print paper manufacturers are bring
Ing pressure 20 bear upon Presiden,
Taft 20 induce him 10 refuse 20 Yield
10 The demand o. certain European
governments Ia the free admission OF
pulp paper on terms OF equality with
the Canadian product
PITTSBU RICH - William HszIe,r
former postmaster OF Walkers Mills.
plea guilty 20 embezzlement in the
United States court and was sen
fenced 20 serve eight months iu Jail
and fined $I.s66
.TSBI RGH-Frederick O. o.
Nandenhoven. AGED p. and married.
was adopted to-day bv Charles Vein.
mann. q we'll known business man.
ST. PETERSBURG The council OF
ministers has decided not 20 ALLOW.
The Salvation Army 10 carry ON IFS
work IN Russia
IA GRANGE. Ga The Re, ur
W j.. Citizens former chaplain OF fhe
grand lodge ~ Eiks and WicT-g
hnown Episcopai minister. died OF
ap"pleNs 40 his home here today.
aEed s..
SAN FRANCISCO - Bernard ID
Murphy. formerly Democratic leader
in This state. died OF heart failure her.
To- day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
W. VA. RANKS HIGH
IN CLAY PRODUCTS
ny L. III. ARNOLD.
IntelliEeaosr Bureau.
Washington. d. C.. Dec. "a


West Virginia has within the ras'
decade assumed the cnviable position
% being ranked as one OF the ten
leading states ia the value Of products
or clay working Industries 10 the
ni'ed states brick. tile. pottery. etc.
This is comparatively new industrt
in Nes' Virginia. and although the
mountain state ranks tenth ar last
among The ton foremost clay product
manufacturing states her record o.
the past year may be taken as I
criterion that she will before the close
"i 1912 Do still higher up the ladder.
and Within e few years shouid %. Boo.
oud orle 'o P"nusslyauia. Ohio ana
New YORK
The general figures made public 20
DAY Tor West Virginia. show that the
value o. her brick and tile products
Tor 1910 amounted to SI.a2Z.f.- and
'h" value ~ her pottery products ar-
rr"Ea'rd s2.tit.5Ss. which makes q
combined tot OF s. ssSO4s worth of
pottery and hrick and tile products
manufactured during The year 1870.
Ten years ago This Industry was fu
s"a1dIinE clothes BOO the Panhandle.
s'die Too tho opinion uf sevsraf of
ihe geolosiCal experts. the statistic
for 1871 win SHOW chat West Virgin.l
hos already passed her nearest com
peftors in Die Iuiusfrt. California
aud Iowa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
LOST HIS HAT
Then LAID IN Wat for the Conductor
o. Traction Ger and slussed
Him

Inrou'c from WhcoI1c fo Mounds
'iiI" un Wheeling traction car. I'd
man whose name could NOT bc learned
Ios' ri7 haf af Tho Glendale coal
works DO was accompanied hv 90
Trend and Tho conductor OF tho car
vas requested fr stop until frc l.af
-.. piece could Dol found Tho con
ducior refused bGf fho mon Fat or
and started fbc hHnI Whom fHe p.r
returned if appears chat tho men aarc
lying In wait. anil much f0 fhs Sur
prise OF Tho cond Irfor. ono ~ ,ha mon
mounted tho car ari sIIgrcl hIu Tho
second man sfarfoI t1 ra' ru fra car
rom fhe rear and ho wHs sfrec. hv
t passenger auI Knocked oT
The man uin comm .ffrI frr Assault
49, Overflow cred arI held until ar
officer arrived and he wac taken tr
thr MDN'rhen Iocsup Tho ofha-
fellow rof fo uounIstiIIe. where ls
eas arrested and placed Boo fa1 Dr. De-
fs''t Thar H hcarins VIII uta place
TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
ont.th.-pit. M.

John a otto. ~. well known butcher,
.t Nr"Ef~vIlle. ls ahl' Co Poo out after 4
brlef illness
rte blaming mil Of the cen Lumber
'"npauN. 81 Him Grove. lA= resumed
oP"rntiunS Hft'r being closed fnr TWO
weeks Nuls necessary repairs were L.Iut.
mad" 10 the marEInert
Pour. To Nj AMI Mrs John Drum. ~
'fcEssfi.ie. con Thursday morning.
p r. Warren fHs returned Co iiS nome
90 tI- Wuut after spending 81 f+p dat.
ls its quest 90 friends 900 IaHesrIltc. -.
-It' house master .ari enter at
t-f zen n~uia works 90 Pc Wheeling
M"id a Foundry 'on.rar. was sudden a.
SUI. sen Dr.. severe .lu.-= while 80
N"i. ''@tei dat about noon IT, Was ice
moved fu his Nuu. Ir Ntl'rrdy.z stIt-
Won. Film Grove. and wa- reported fo t-
.t o. ~sflH.~ sordittDu last evening
Nffer visiting friends iu WuudIaWu for
Few u--~ Her' WadsWoftn has return
Mr Iui Atr- william Wharton are
ii" proud parents 90 q f.re SON which
arrived 90 ft"lr home boz NrtIrdt'S adj
uif.nm TT reIt. uUruIuE
Mr. D. b Davis ~ ffs S'ou. church
road .'ff ys~fsriat fD- West Liberty.
" ."r' size VII VISIT relatives fHr sew
eta days
.Us.l~- S@i,ert .s DO. with Do grippe 90
li- t"'u- .n lakewood addition. Him
Mrs Albert palrherty. ~ ~a en- o. .
j. rs. luIur several lat- fs fine guest ur
s meeting OF ria -Hr. lIlst- 90 Eir.
wopi viii hr held this eNsulng m f4e
tIrwuui roun.II .haurer- Walter D.
Hilton "a % deliver au address
Uf " tipusfrn has returned 90 bis
home Iu Patterson after visiting ar
1000. Do .n ~ cora. sen. Be
kfrr~fH raft ~ rfItlf ..H. .s con-
rs o. frHw -n affHst .f tuu-.llt.=
Prank Do inter. NlH Ins N-en confined
90 ... home tr Ir.Ils.. .Ilf. uf fvn
e-H- Illness. is reported Go Do. .murpV-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
INSTALLATION
or Officers Of Nelson Lodge. A. 3. and
A. NJ. Took Place Last
NIGHT

Ihr installation OF officers ~ NeI.
son lodge. a D. and g. VI took place
at thc lodge rooms in tho Masonic
temple LAST evening. fhe ceremonies
being BOZ charge OF Retiring Mater
Albert O. Plant and Grand Nasfar
Iohn Y Reed Tho election VAS hold
December 1f and the following on
trff Htrn Htsftu,d
Worship Master j. Sherwood
Zee
Senior Warden Angus o. Ve-ike
Junior Warden Elmer 49, Kraus
kopf
Treasurer W % Lrkcna
Secretary IS % Eslet
Senior Deacon Charles uovr.rg
Junior Deacon Howard ~ Wilson
Stewards Waldo 81 Carn4hrn and
benjamin s. Honcctrr
Tyler W ~ Rose
Trustees 4 o. ii1pp and IS W.
Irwin
81 fre conclusion OFF Tho cercmo.
MICS tert Important resolution was
adopted. tIe nature OF which will 30
made known later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
THE PIKE

Ht 'hr terms uf ono of the LARGEST
real estate transactions over ron
summaf.q in tho vicinity of Film
Grove. James 5 Hradcn becomes he
oeuor OF ahaf If known as The Con
DOR q Birch property on Main street
fIw Grove The deal was closed
Wednesday D.. 'le Rricr Bros agency
n' tbe Grove
Ih" property WIS purchased from
John A /trnIfs and Louis leIneusr
brr both of cleveland Tho prop
rr.t consists ~ large I1f and on
mpos Iug brick structure OF fRo af0
rics Do was erected few years ag0
hy Gouder a Birch. Uho conducted a
plumbing esfahIshmenf T0r fhc past
year thc FIRST floor or Tho building has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

SEW YORK Manor Gaynor de-
clued fo accompany New York hotel
men to Washington January efh. Boa
am effort fo hrinp the Democratic ua.
Iiouul convention here Sfu.nuu of tla
$1,000" fund ha. been pledged
Chicago. leonard s Eusb, was
elected president OF fhe chicago CIF
Railway Company today fo succeed
Thomas r. Nucu. a merger of the
surface and elevated lines is likely in
chicago
pULADrIrUf' Frank ff retheL
vice president ~ fhc Ueu Telephone
.ompant. OF Fcnnri wanna. and lsso
ciafo companies. Was to-day elected
prrsIdcuf oft tho Ucil Telephone Com
rany o' rsnnstIvauil
NrW YORK-Tvo mon. Thomas
Williams and Herbert cole. negro.
Wer" caught TODAY i1 ~ slide or clay
and sand lu fh" Fourth ateuIc sub
Say and crushed 'o death
uENVEH Colo Failure OF her
friends t0 remember hcr on christmas
De- believed f0 have caused NIs-
Norial Naucn. a trained nurse. f0 eui
bier ufo
r1ulAUELpUN SUPP Samuel
Hamilton. failing before educators fo.
dft advocated pHtInE children ffres
CENTS dat tD attend school ur dr.
'ifres ftuauf officers could b. Ion.
away uffH then
ATLANTA. G4 Nnmhrr. uf f..
army medical board OF inquiry hero
to-day completed ar examination az
N1r or Morse l.f 500 Submit ....r
report fo Trr. 'erf Tau ErH
CINCINNATI $40 ordinance erant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
Do BATTLE In
HEART OF CITY
oLADIAToRIAL CONTEST ON
TWELFTH STREET.
Depart From Time Honored Customs
and Use Irish Confetti TO
Smash Windows

Warning Greeks last evening short.
'y after " o'clock turned the usually
peaceful thOrouEhfare o. Twelfth
street into battling ground that RI.
vailed The famous pass Of Thermopo.
lac
The trouble among the sons OF
Sparta. according 10 the police. IA,
pears 10 have been caused by one al
The employees ~ Basic. the confec-
TONER AZ Twelfth and Market streesx ).
suing him In justices court for wages
due him and receiving a verdict A.
me former empioye emerged from his
rooming house over Wcstmycrs store
no was set upon by several persons.
-did 20 be employees ~ Basic
Irish confetti was used 100 PROPULSION.
ana a. a result the plate glass window
of Wnstmycr and the door leading 10
The upper part " the building we're
dem 1lished About this time OHrer
coulter arrived on thr scene and or
rested four 81 the WARRIOR. tao or
three getting away.
Those arrested gave the urrnes 0f
Louis Paupus. Theodore paiafisL John
Wallis and John Stadi- paupn. who
s employed AZ a cook go the Amer.
can Dairy Lunch Room. was released
nm his employer security. and dele
fl'i1u after delegation ~ .hr country.
mon ~ the remaining three called al
police headuuartors and rrds atorod fo
effect their release. buf fhes police de.
'.ded 90 hold them Emurfs were
made to take into custody the other
participant buf nf ft. Tine of going
f0 press they had NOT bcel Ioratrd
Arrests In other cases we're pgd
Cloudy. lor raising disturbance %
h.- homo ON Tho South -idc bv Omcer
Grbharf. and Sprrr. Hos rffnr. drunk
o. Ofror Tflefrld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
ACCIDENTAL
Was the Death Of Joseph Yan.ek.
Who Met win Fatal Accident
on the South SIDE.

if " kee-or. acting coroner
a''er making e thorough inve.tigaflo
in'" DO" death of Joseph YanlcE. who
wa run down hy 70 CTS Railway car
at rory third and Water streets
made known Die verdict lat evening
"hi'h was 'o fhe effect that YanicL
met With accidental death. and mat
ne eros n The car vas ln no way fo
blanc Tor the fatality
fan'ck will be buried on satardat
inofmnE. foIIoaiuE services Of tho
boarding house af fces Jacob street
To" funeral ail ho under Tho d.rer.
''"n OF g. Siau.fIau- Lodge. a Polish
order NJ ahi,h rho decea sed ua. a
member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
PROMISED 70 SWEAR
orr FOR FIVE YEARS

John carr was rned g. and costs
FOR drunkenurss Iv judge Robinson
u yesterday police court Prank
NNIer. for begging received similar
do-" Paul Dundee rof tf and costs
for plain i1r while Henry uuHrrer
arrested Tor drunkenness and dI.or
derry confIc.. promised to swear on
for five years and sentence VAS s.s
pended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
Forming Ballots.

Arrangements are being compiej ed
Tor the annual election or Fulton
which will b. held Th,Nsday. January
:, in the Fulton hose house The CIti
ztns' ticket has been formed aud the
Oihcial ballots viii be printed soon
The ticket is 80 follows
For Mayor Herman Rocder. Jane.
" Noll and William McQuoVn
Eur Recorder a. y. Vessel. J q
ErD ana = y NOsseu
For Council Jacob Busch. Joseph
Yoke. ST.. August Scheutzner. John
hamm. John Yoke. Fred Schenk
Ernest Young. George Weimer. Clar.
ence Gilbert and Charles Kl1pprott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
been occupied by the Orpheum the.

been occupied by the Orpheum the
alter.
The new owner intends 10 improve
and beautity the property and will
enlarge the room used by the Nickel
odeon. While the consideration was
not made public. % is understood "a
b. large amount. as the building is
one OF the finest In Elm Grove and
was much sought after as q banking
location.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
MAINE RELIC TO o.
MONUMENT TO DEAD

r1rrSUURG. Dec ~ Cifr corr
'I tomorrow siI sdop. resolution
asking fhe secretary o. The navy fp
Ffnd fhr frhfuE mast ~ fhc hsffIa
r.r h2In.. sums in Havana harbor.
' FI"ehur- fo form O. part Of mou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

ument 10 The late Lieutenant Friend
W Jekins. Of this city. Who lost his
life when the ship met with disaster.
The resolution will carry with u an
appropriation sufficient TO bring the
mast here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
SHOW GIRL SUICIDES:
WANTS CAT CARED FoR

lou is. br.. % Roma SNYDER.
show r.ri stranded and 300. died IN
tH" t.'t hospital today as result "
dr.nsIr- ctrhotr acid Sho ieff notes
asfrg fNHf . r.f ,1f Dol serf fo her
brother Dr. SNYDER. fi1 Ridges ood
avenue. NrUoA1a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

second day or his csmpaign for pro.
EteEsive Republication. further into me
lave ~ Onto. making mis- first speech
OF me DAY here shortly after noon ft.f
= to-mlle rnu ~ trolley from Cleveland
tHtr' vas q" Formally about ~. sr-
tanssin"tiS Tor the meetins. aud senator
"a olette began speaking within a
teN minutes after entering tho half
~ Ia mis- previous speeches Iu Oh.
Statr. l- explained az great length re
terets OF the proEre~~tNes. going deeply
, INTO what he hoped Tor from the in!tia.
7 i've. referendum and recall. asserting
'.ai D." would apply the latter Co thr
because ~ several bank failures .H
ms community several years ago. Sena.
I t'f - Toilette WAS asked to take %
~ subject NJ bank regulation
A. remedy for bank failure. Ga.
senator described experience With stat.
n"nhs IN Wisconsin under the Laws pro-
~" HhoM a. a. result t.at capita has
NOT fled from tho state. I.t l- inur-
secure than eisew here. that state banks
ssIi'l~,t 10 tat regulation. st~ safe and
FAILURE II unknown.
Tariff Discussed.
The tariff. too. Was taken .r b- the
speaker. who said
" hen conditions surround.nr labor
,n Sul- ana competing c"untrles are in
perfect equilibrium We slolud have free
trade have aiNHye stood FOR q tariff
lhHt VIII measure the diff-rrr.es. where
there ~ a difference. between the cost
countries
senator Ga Toilette said tH. diffefer.e
200 Nr"n thr tariff views 90 she sfHutraf
Hhd progressive Republicans is that sfH-
FORMER believe boo keeping the tarIfr wall
a. high 49, possible uutwifr-far.fIn fr,
t-"Ni' ~ monopoly while t.r latter
tariff retislou due fu ~ vast r..Dlff..u
Iu s'vnumic Conditions
Ih" passage ~ the I8. re. a .drIrH I.If
wac TIE most outrageous assault ur rrt.
D.. Del
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29

was painfully cIt about the forehead
and below an eye. Dr l. O. Cracraft
attended the INJURIES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-29
LA TOILETTE

on af fnr d.rcr'oru's OF aI tho
trust.
'DHaIrrey 70 urptv re said
"vas ON o.. srI q found fhlt fo had
ru money Invested .Ir wn. srIv q
dummy srI fIe1 o wondered how,
msnF o'H"r DUMMIES there were. and
fhrn found 'Iaf uiy fourteen men
controlled anI rrv back OF au fha4a
ff names
And Boo. OF ~ fh.a @ found stand
~ OBJ end WnrE-r
And these pcrp.s Uttr raf over.
Looked tHo r"asIr.prrs Their orrars
frn poisoning tho public mind fhry
srr not serving your Irserrsfs. si.r
fh'r declare mr fo be a. menace to
business
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