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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
LESSONS Faom ONO

o. is Impossible 90 escape tl- logica.
differences to b, draVH from tue vet
victories iu dry territory across the
river The strns ot Ohio counties
aud oit'es that voted dry three years
ago are now voting wet This docs
not mean that there ar. fewer radical
pruhib.tlonis's IA these sections now
than there were three years ago Dr.
does NOT mean thar there Boz more de.
mand for liquor Or does mean that
a very large number OF conservative
citizens. Who aere dIsrIsted with fhe
evils OF 'he liquor traffic three years
ago voted 90 rrbukr it and to restrict
o. Having tried the experiment o.
drs town or dry county for e.
period O., time. they are willing Co
trt thr experiment of a restricted
saloon ngfin Tho. have no. found
Loo prohibition q permanent OF 90 salts.
factory cure for liquor evils They
have simply used Do as weapon 20
hit hViess -aIooubceuers
There ought to he ~ lesson 900 this
experience FOR thp dealers in LIQUOR
10 they are wise they ofu profit by D..
They vIi so reruiate their places OF
business that tho grossrrt scandals
and abuses viii boz cur out Do ought
also to be = lesson for the people Oh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
Monday. December 1. 1911.
rHs GIFT OF BOILING ~ DOW.

the GIFT OF BOILING ~ DOWN.
F.. President Tafts message contains
this time but about c6o0 words
For every one person fhat read his
former $1,000 word production here
will be a hundred Who Nl,l scan this
effort closely.
II wns n l.. Stevenson. se believe.
who once remarked upon The divine
sift OF leaving things out There 10
a poem. dear 20 the heart 81 every
newspaper man that advises the
would-be contributor to leave out
every superruous word and comma
and after having skeletonlzed g.. 10
the very limit 20 send u on 90 III"
editor. who then will begin % boil b.
down.
People Who never had liteTAry or
newspaper training have no concsp-
ton of the increase IN effectiveness
that comes through emitting ont super.
fuouS words and phrases Every
needless sentence Is ao much dead
wood that fatigueh the mind. aud
weRkens tho structure a. q means OF
persuasion.
A magazine editor once show ed no
the manuscript submitted by talent
ed writer. Tho magazine pcop .. o.
save valuable space. had gone through
u. and cut out about one fourth az
the words. without Affecting the force
Of the statement in m. least degree
In the ordinary letter 20 the press
produced b. the unframed writer.
about one-haf OF The words are alb
solutely needless being merely r,pe-
utiOns OF ideas expressed before
President Tan seems 10 have gain.
ed some apprehension OF this fact
Perhaps he has come 20 realize thar
The Presidents annual message 10
congress Is his best opportunity 20
gain the public ear lie has Just
travelled some 5000 miles 90 tsIk 10
100000 people And yet through
the newspapers no can by a t.rsely
worded message Rct twice ~ many
hearers withou' stirring out ~ the
White House
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

creating tls .mpr~s..4r fhsf f-~
prosecution ~ 'le Mcnamara. sac A
p~rs-c4toa pure ana simple Ta- De-.
s-it nho~s Aoe carr.1 lnu-. Gas
th4s assumption EAe l,lru-ra~at as
credits the ~nur- McNauus cam
paiEn. and certainly creates pro.
found distr1s- o. th- sincerity % thr
men engaged ri DE-
There VAS n-ter on. reason tlr
making me McNamars case 5u issue
between capital and labor D.. aas
simply a criminal trial and lt ought
10 have been considered aud f.spls-d
az on i's merits. and without any Co..
gard TO the occupation. -mpio, meat
or associations az The accused o. was
altogether proper for the labor unions
20 contribute sufficient funds 200 ln-
sure the accused fair trial h4i be-
yond thar partlsansA.p should not
have gone The unexpected r-s.. 10
This case ought % Dee t .~s-ol 200 bot
heads Criminal CHARGES are o., D.
tried and disposed o- iu this country
according to ta- rules 90 la.,. and NOT
according Co tine passions 90 mob
stirred up by rrckIefs leaders 100
;his particular case fhe law has been
,.udicated in striking mAnn-r and
the rash and foolish demasug4-s who
sought % d.,crcdit TIE prosecution.
have been covered with shame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

10y an unexpected and sensational
confession of guilt tbc Mcnamara
brothers have brought to sudden
close n case that promised to be one
OF the most nercelv contested in
American criminal annals The q,
namitlng ~ the Los Angeles Times
building viii h. avenged 1905 mo-
punishment inflicted b., the courts can
repair the damage done by The Sic
Namaras and their associates The
dead cannot De- brought back Oh $50.
Heavy a. was the loss OF life and
property through the crimes OF tho
McNamaTas. stlIl greater injury has
been done That o.. Co The cause OF
organized labor
The rash and uladvised campaign
In defense Of the McNam1raa launch.
cd by samuel Compcrs and other
labor leaders apparently committed
the cause 81 trades union sm In this
country TO believe 10 McNamaras' in
nocence. A. soon az tho McNamarns
we're arrested. Mr. Gompers rushed
into print With o. pronanciameufo. dr.
elaring that The arrest was part of
q conspiracy. that capital was de.
msndlng their life blood simply DO.
cause they were labor leaders. ana
that labor everywhere must rally 20
their defense other labor leaders
took up the case. and Cor months 20
systematic campa rn bad been carr
ried on Tor the apparent purpose off
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
Rev Campbell. OF Lima. Delivers In.
terestins Address on Billy
sunday.
URTA STREET CHURCH
CROWDED TO CAPACITY
FIRST o. Series Of Preparatory Meet
t0ss Accuses Great
Ertnusiasr

Shoa OK Vhut 70 great impress Ion
the coming of Billy sunday has made
upon fhe public mind BOB Wheeling
and tho lively curiosity conrern.nf
fle personality and the WORK OF tho
man, nearly one thousand persons
gathered boz the Fourth Street Melt.
odIst Episcopal church yesterday for
The first 90 % series OF preparatory
meeting fo be- conducted before fh,
great evangelist arrives iu Fchruar,
The meeting Lad been announced f0r
$3.50 o'clock. but "a taif hour before
that time the seating capacity off tho
church was taxed. and when tho sory.
.ce Cr"ued every ata.'ahl, inch o.
space VAS taken by chairs and many
standing
The Rcy nr r o. Campbell. o..
Columbus who Was president OF tho
evauEo.ir-ic association 80 Lima Cd
when BILLY sunday was in that cts.
Was Tho speaker o. rho afternoon. ard
m h.s address scattered MANY ~ ffn
popular Impressions which have gen.
orally been held in THE c'te as fo fHe
esarg"'ista personality and hts meth.
ode ~ work
The meeting was presided over by
The krv ur oliver. tho HcV Uys.nse-
mlkinE fhc opsu.uE prayer DR. Ar
hlthrof. as president OF tlc Wheeling
EslnEei association made "a nun.
Dor of announcement. explaining in
detail tho subscription plan hy which
The campaign f- fo bo guaranteed of
financial support Dol fte remote con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

81 I.s- Grant
prevented Ia
i F having aIpar~u-t
. u uf "a. affer,
Everybody p
i4i'' 'lA
'l-n
reached
"f 'rtsteHt cried rh" delegate
nan Montana 'a'ruc's
iai r"nd ana ilastr2as 20
Oh,
h'h D. 90
a. a I'D
osel ~ over he con~ntcu
ti' Tram" %
90 TAO or three minutes
n %
"ai pledged h"rr-s~~
Sheridan turned Whs- mean
General said unless SOU caua
Il- no.. utuu,
How ]
Get no q" Co The front o. senator
you iie
a .rt b.. f.a-
or OF "4reS h' Senator Hoa Do" waited
absolutely De i.nr..rsr I
heard %
say ' Thar
ONE 'l ''"a Isss alons o he
ot
rhr raaf.!,-.
90 ti .r
DID.
'A hi ih~ more o
hn General bs your oct ha,"
'''rt"as election n No'eno,r D.. b
ttopyrgtf I'il. o. re.- -..a~
Voice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosop h:r

IN times vanished ~hcr r7y desires f-y
Stag she puts rare- Rag The
frau tells With a uhoor Che STYLE cooking
The MARCH no JOKE. ans she proceeds sous
OF PROGRESS and ocIs rarcr poke changes
around sees from ancient WAYS our countr,
this blamed old world aift keep
on The world go uf Cor me make ls-oues-
msn grief I'm only waiting here 20 see the .s tox used for
roasting beef only trembling legs see bushes bear
ing cheese the hens eggs and roasted turkeys
And When King David shall summon this
number rubs the, shoot rl,, of bones e va, Of
pneumaue tube WALT MASON.
eosyrlsat sss A.,aas4 Aa.a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
A VEST POCKET
SAFEGUARD
totINsT coUcns AuD coLos-

knarrF PINK caps quickly stop "a
cough and drive cod oft % fra
statfu After exposure fu Iraf.s
and 4amrnosa ono Of ftre harm 10
Little affe-s Will unrf on cold
1aer quickly %. owe throat irritation
rnl bronchial troubles
Can ur carried u fl4 11rkrf. arc
e.fy f1 take. ard fheF nj mo york
D fcw -.- PACKAGE .t .I drug.
ir.r- H 49, Ersrr Company Wheel
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

F~.t.sa-f DAILY. EHreEf F4Tf.y p 80
iHt@4.iEsnosr fatlsalrx C.-n1arT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

fHir'. mrfs8t way Won many trends.
Ar kinney leaves two brofhr-s. Dr..
'.n p. - narrrsv'lle. ana Picard.
r.. Dayton. and tvo s.staru. Nrs D..
T. ffoHn. ~ Woodsfeid and Wra
.''rt0 Aiison. o. somerfon. Fu.eraf
'.f'.'a Hrre conducted on Saturday
'''ffr IN at O'Clock ~ no Rev.
Fr1rte d. smith. ~ ha FIrst Meth
'...i church Burial .l souIAsrr GEM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
CASCARETS INSURE
inside CLEANLINESS
Trs shnces 90 c4sesrst Use-z s-ssr
-ass r-ssoscrs. csrs-isasisn. 81
t11are.s - 49, ars--a--

isIsnsss 60 SEE sts-rac-
if q more cee~ssarF faa. 80 .-rs
f1lr bo~~.s. Liver anf --o-.arh
e.san ylrs aa1 fresh 'hs- Dr. - %
kssD th@ se~ers ald lral1as- 90 a
.afEe C.'g 'rss from 1tstr -rf.or
Afs goa seeplnE cl-ar aside ID M
'ascafsis 90 m~rsiy forr.rE 80
sas-sag essry 'ss cags alfa sa.'s.
cathari.c D-.t or casfor otr yrs 10
.-nuorfaur
tascarefs imme1 4fsIt r.es-s- ard
r-Eulafe ne stomach s~.los- tl-
soir. rnt.Erstei ar1 fern .i.f.-s .aoc
ard foul sas.s fasr ft- -tc-ss be
from ths issr and ear. .-t lf t.r
sfsferu the ccnD1s-l aast- maffe-
ald poison .u ft~ .l-rsf.L-s end
bos~ls
SO odds hou badly ans pee. 90
feel tascar~t tonight s.f r.ra4sf.
~l f0l O4t b. morning ire. h1r.
vt.ls Yog sleep a iHs.-- ton --H-
fD-r lr4gE.st sIl keep fuur eLNre
family feeling good for unafss ull p
t1rF~f ta~ cl.lrrel flrlr f.f.- ir.
sides nsed good. gentle cleansing
TOO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

ocafrfsa-cr - ff t.l. hr fC.c ttar had retvr
ueiofc af'st-el raro-a. taat ANA and
tha' De esl at, -o present t1s rorye-c- chiefly
s~cln-c A@ AS maid 20 tae cela-f-l.at 90 te-
Ir'~c States Arml e-Ise -rac quarter. v-rc .- C1.
ras1
A. al. .. go -t-slol- Genera. St.rirar ro.nt-d
lo Pc tEI .rH- enc rcIf .lr -raE- ana thea
E-.-lE Or 700 4rl t.n tL4t nighr WHISPER con
rdeat-rl. fI sa.l have OF pr1rr.r 30 Oh pro
roo. tl~ has tstI Stationed fa.r- aaat tle pres.
dental so,u ss 90 .s mace be s.I save
tahoherD .i-' o .af tls bauer, me PARK
70 ere NiEuaLl can .-..r-tstr.y 90. o. -a..fe
Aftr- t.~ c~.c. t+asl tt which fr. ur,.r.ftrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
New News of Yesterday
When Phil" Sheridan Hs.ed Aside The Presidency

S I

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90 n-ar 81 eosv
a. ~r. 90 Il raEo
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
DIVISION IN
ENMONS COUNTY

Kintyre, n. ID, April 17.-There will
be two special elections In Kintyre the
latter part of this month. acting on a
petition signed by the legal voters of
township 1876, range "A. The county
commissioners have declared this
toknship to be a civil township and
have caused to be posted. notices of
election of the township officers to be
held in Kintyre, April "a. In addition
to this the voters of Cherry Grove
school district have decided to divide
their district. and accordingly an cleo
ton will be held in Kintyre, April 25,
for the purpose of electing school dis
trict officers for the above named
township, which will hereafter be
known as Ktntyre Number Twenty
five.
1t is believed that the division uf
the school districts win prove bene-
fetal to an patrons, as it will have a
tendency to bring the residents OF
the northeast part of the county clos
err In regard to all school matters
that may come up from time to time.
The old Cherry Grove school district
was eighteen miles long, but the rapid
progress of the settlement of Emmons
county has made this very inconven-
lent for the numerous patrons and
division became necessary.
Kintyre is thirty-fiye miles from
Linton. the county seat and the train
and mail service to and from that
point is absurd 1t is believed that
the ORIGINATING of a civil township
win prove of considerable relief ia
the transaction of all legal business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
BADLY cHEWED UP
BY HIS PET BEAR.

Bowbells Tribune: Lawrence
Marlene. a farmer living near Saw
yer, was attacked by nearly fun
grown bear, which he has had In
captivity. The mans clothes were
torn from his body and his arm
was badly lacerated by the eEraged
brute. The bear was a cub, a year
old, when John Marlene captured 1t
In British Columbia and brought II
to this country. Lawrence has kept
the animal chained, and although 1t
is partially tanned IL has never be-
come perfectly tame When Law
renee arrived home from yelva the
other day. the bear had become
free from its chain and Lawrence
tried to chain the animal up again.
The bear attacked him and tore
nearly every stitch from his body
and wounded him horribly in the
arm, the flesh being torn an inch
deep.
After Lawrence had appealed In
vain to the hired man to assist
him in letting loose OF the bear, he
managed to get out Of the clutches
OF the animal and went after him
again. He struck the bear over the
head with q stick and knocked him
senseless, when he chained him
securely.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
WAHPETON HAS
AN AUTO CLUB

Wahpeton, N. D., April 17.-The au-
tomobiIe enthusiasts Of this city and
vicinity formed an automobile club at
at meeting held for that purpose last
evening and elected DIR. J. p. O'Brien
Of this city president OF the organiza-
ton.
The club was formed for the purpose
Of promoting better highways in the
county as well as lettering the condi-
ton of the automobile owner in gem
eral.
Stringent laws were drawn and en-
dorsed providing a speed limit while
autoing In the cities and county and
these win be rightly enforced.
The club already has a membership
of sixty and those people living in the
country districts and owning automo-
biles are sending in their names in an
endeavor to join and partake of the
benefits of the organization.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
GAZING ROOF
DROPS FIREMEN
THREE HAVE MIRACULOUS ES-
CAPE FROM DEATH AT BOT
TlNEAu, NJ. ..

Bottineau, N. D.. April 17.--Wtile
lighting a Are which Quilted the Traul
building here late Saturday, three are
ment were carried through the blaz-
ing building clear to the basement when
the roof from which they were plying
their hose caved In and fell For a
short time the watching crowd thought
that they were buried under the debris
and were killed, but in some miracu-
lous manner they escaped being struck
by the falling timbers and were able
to make their way to the street through
the basement windows
The three. c. Ferguson. Fred Byers
and Duncan Macarthur. were seriously
injured in their fall, however. and were
slightly burned while making their way
to the street.
The FIRE originated In the explosion
of a gasolene stove in Hamilton g.
Sons tailor shop. Outside OF the dam
age to the building the loss Is slight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17

ed over for the third time today. The
case comes from charges made against
an instructor by patron Of the school
in which she taught. In hearing held
before County superintendent Warren
at his offices recently, the plain
tiff offered an affidayit to the effect
that the certificate of the instructor
be revoked and she be removed from
the school on the grounds of incom-
potency A day was set for the hear
ing. whereupon the defendant was
found competent and was not removed.
An appeal was made to the state
superintendent who upheld the verdict
of Superintendent Warren, but not
being satisfied the plaintiff, with
her attorney, Mark Chatfield. will meet
with state Superintendent Taylor and
Mr.. Warren in special consultation in
Minot today.
The case arises. It is rumored, over
matters of religion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
MURDER Scene
ACTED IN COURT
FRED HICKEY ON STAND ALI
AFTERNOON IN WOODS
MURDER CASE.

Hettinger ". ID, April 17.-In the
trial Of Denver Woods DR.. Mundo ties.
titled regarding the murdered mans
physique and identified the bullet
punctured jacket. Hazel and Jessie
Grove, aged "a and 10 respectively.
were next followed by O. Al. Lowe, a
son-in Jaw, Their testimony, Identical
In substance as was that OF John Mel
son, neighbour told how Denver, John
and Laben Woods, Fred Hickey and
II. r. Mills came on horseback to their
home Sept. 20. and Of the dispute over
the ownership of the horse which Gull
minated in the shooting. According to
their testimony Grove had left a pitch
fork at the hay stack and was stand
ing near the barn door when Hazel
exclaimed. Father, look out, he is GO
ing to shoot"
J. Il. Gouidenman, clerk OF court OF
Bowman county, was the next witness
to whom the bullet found on the body
was delivered and since lost. The tes-
timony and cross-examfeat alton OF Fred
Hickey consumed most OF the after
noon. Hickey claims Grove was APP
preaching Wood eight or ten feet dis
tant in a threatening manner with a
pitchfori, when. Woods fred. The
tragedy was enacted in the courtroom
with leading counsel. Frawley. for de-
PENDANT, representing Woods, while
Hickey, with broom, demonstrated
for the tury's benefit how IL happened.
Hiekey's testimony conflicted mater
tally with earlier witnesses Frawley
and prosecuting attorney, Purcell,
clashed repeatedly, and Judge Nuchols
several times was obliged to rap for
order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
DSLERRIGHT;
SUCCEEDS ACE
Gray Hair Is First Sign of Age,
Harmless Remedy Restores
to Natural Color.

Osler isn't the only man who turns
down old age. In the business world the
s.young man" Is always the one who
hicks the pluma. 1t Is an age OF s'new
thought" 'snew talent" etc, and the
old man Ia passed BY In the race.
One OF the first signs or coming age Is
the appearance OF gray hairs. When you
zee them. act promptly. Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy win correct
this sign, which so often deceives people
into thinking that age is really upon
them. 1t il q well-known fact that Sage
and Sulphur win darken the hair. wy
eth's Sage and Sulphur combines these
old-time remedies with other agents,
which remove dandruff and promote the
growth OF the hair.
The manufacturers OF this remedy
authorize the druggists to sell It under
guarantee that the money viii be re-
funded IL 1t fails 30 do exactly as rep
resented.
This preparation IL offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and aold hY all druggists.
Special Agents. Fout s. Porterfield.
81 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
new TEACHERS
AT N. D. COLLEGE

jamestown, n. D.. April 17.--A num-
Der of changes in the faculty Of James
town college were arranged at the
regular annual session Of the execu-
tive committee Of the board of trus-
tees. A new instructor was elected
to take charge OF the English depart
ment and committee consisting OF
President Kroeze, III. n. Taber and
Rev. G. w. Simon was appointed to
secure a professor OF modern Ian
guages and an instructor who will de-
vote his entire attention to athletics.
The new head of the English de-
partmenI is Miss Hilda Taylor. daugh-
ter OF Dean r. B. Taylor. She has
had four years experience as teach
err and holds a masters degree from
the University Of Iowa, where she
specialized in English.
In speaking of Miss Taylor, DR.. C.,
f. Ansley, head of the department of
English of the graduate school Of the
Iowa state university, said. Miss Tay-
Tor as a graduate student each year
won a graduate scholarship and each
year took a prize in Old English. She
is an excellent scholar and an admir-
able person. ! do not know where
YOU could secure her equal"
The English department at the col
lege has been in charge of Dean Tay-
Tor for the last year. but the increase
in the student body made it necessary
to have a separate head for this de-
partment DR.. Taylor will continue tC
be the head OF the department of So
cial sciences and history and win bc
dean of the college as before.
At thu meeting Of the committee
the years work Of the college just
ended was reviewed in detail and the
srowth shown was beyond many of the
highest estimates. The finances d
the Institution were found in flour.
ishing condition. a little less thar
$4,000 being needed to put the college
en- firm footing. A lively. campaign
was planned for making up this
amount in the near future.