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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

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uents. Miu cell cheap. or trade for a
small Farm. Address Chst'es ~. Miller.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

FOR sALE-Farm o: $50 acres IL miles
east Of Wheeling. on Nat. Pike Is X
-. =. X. and motor lire. miles from
paved street With good houses.
barns equipped with hay forks. will old
100 tons OF hay. stables and all aeces-
sary Outhuildings. orchards OF all
Kinds OF fruit and vineyard and. fruit
ever fails. Sugar grove OF about 200
trees. All newly fenced with locust
POSTS apd never failing spring in each
Held. All IN grass with exception OF
about six acres. VIII sell all or any
part. ami will exchange for city prop
erty Make terms to suit purchaser.
Bowman Bros, Valley grove. W. Va.
EeH phone 2si-R. 10 L. q. au-9-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BE rtsGhV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
AHTCNttL GNDAlNER.
ft72 sra ff1a Naln street
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
$50 AcRH PAM RoE SALE.

one OF the best and best improved
farms ia Belmont Co. Ohio Located
on the Flushing and Cadiz road. :. mi
north Oh Flushing in Flushing TIP. and
2-mi from Il. & -. r. II. sta Broom
both equipped with modern convenient
ces. ami three-room tenant houses.
Two large barns. one modern dairy
hnGr. other horse and dairy combined.
Carriage houses and out buildings. all
Und-~ slate roof Good soil: farm well
wa.ered. and plenty OF fruit. The No.
8 4-foot vein Of coal goes with the
:rrm. We will also sell the No s
Pittsburgh vein n purchaser 50 de-
.'res. Address l. r. HOLLOWAY
FLUSHING. Ohio. a-Ii-26t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTGD-To secure copy of tho
Journal OF the session of the Wheel
ing convention. which convened Febru-
airy IL. 1863. This journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and Dermott
nd IS wanted for the State Archives OF
". Va. any owner of a copy OF the
journal will perform n public service
by communicating wit the Intelli-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis
State Archiveist. Charleston. W. Va.
tf-July12
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
PATENTSss.. $780, ...,. I...s.
Booklet free. Fifteen years practice.
H. L. DUNLAP, PATEET ATTOHNEY.
National Exchange Bank aldG.
wheeling. w. Va

WAETED-To buy copy Of Chronicles
on Border warfare" a book descrtp-
tive OF the early indian wars in West
Nirginia and other portions OF the Ohio
valley.
Also wanted 10 Guy any copies OF cid
histories Of virginia and West virginia
or county histories. that may be on tie
market Persons having same will ad-
dress History. care inteiiisencer.
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WE@collect Bad Bills Buy ana Sell
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
anu executed. We adjust claims and
mag collections on a commission basis.
No objection. no pay The Buckeye Mer-
CAP Tile Agency, 5O3 Board Of Trade Bldg,
w ceiling. ". Va M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

WAHTEp-Boys about Is years old
Tor shipping department Apply at
wheeling Can Co. 46th and Water SITS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
WANTED-Male Helm.

WAIrED-Lsborers; call City . Eim
Grove L. n Office, 18th and Chapltns
Bts., City. a-ii-3t
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
TELEGRAPH AND POLITICS
(L. A. Examiner.


 When a President who is making unrestrained use of Federal patronage and pocket-borough party organization to keep himself in office declares that the government ownership of tele- graphs would have deplorable politi- cal results because it would great ly increase the body of public ser vants," his conduct may illustrate his precept, but it does so at the expense of his moral gravity.
 Every government in Europe owns it's telegraph service. But in no country is the telegraph service made an adjunct of a party machine such as that upon which MT. Taft depends for his renomination
 The kind of Americans who believe that the Government of the United States should own the telegraphs are the kind of people that are doing their best to abolish MT. Taft's kind of politics.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
TAFT CLINICS TO
 TARIFF BOARD STRAW.
EI PaSO Times

Fl PaSO Times
 The exhibition that is being put uD by William Howard Taft as a candi- date for the Republican nomination as his own successor in the presiden- tial chair, is about as 1amentable a spectacle of political weakness as has ever been witnessed in American his tory. The president is evidently eith- CT incapacitated to outline and man. age a great national political cam pa1gn, or he is overwhelmed by the realization that there is nothing left him on which to predicate such a cam paign.
 His explanation of his tariff policy, as outlined in an interview given in Outlook, is somewhat ingenious in it's evident purpose to inspire a. national desire for acquieSence in the Republi- can policy of continued delay through the upholding and support of the in- strument created by the Republican party as a means of insuring delay the tariff board. Notwithstanding the American people have given the pres ident and his party clearly to under stand that they will not brook the further procrastination in the matter of tariff reform, and have emphasized their determination in that respect by defeating every Republican candidate practically they have had a chance at, the president refuses to accept this ac- tion as indicative of general public sentiment, and insists that the tariff board route is the only plan by which there can be intelligent tariff legisla- tiOn
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
Public Opinion

praise of the effective work of the young mems organizations. When Governor Plaisted was asked the req son of the great success in Maine he replied:
 Do you wonder that we won in Maine? Well, the young men of Maine woke up just as they are walk ing up all over the country. The young men of Maine supported us, voted for us and put us in power It was their campaign, their election, and they won it. They can't be delivered They won't be slaves to partizanship as the older generation have been They refused to be herded submissive ly into the Republican pasture be- cause their fathers have always stay ed there. Did it look like a miracle to you folks outside when we Demo crats carried Maine? We'll, with Maine's young men in their present temper that miracle is apt to be re- peated pretty frequently
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
A DEMOCRAT SHOULD BE
 PRESIDENT A YEAR FROM NOW
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~. ' Americanj
 With the passing of the 4th ot March the country is reminded that one year from that day Democrat should be President of the United States.
 | The beginning of MT. Taft's admin stration, three years ago was full of popular hope. That hope has waned from month to month. It seemed for a time that MT. Taft would fulfill the promises of tariff reform written in the party platform on which he was elected.
 l. There was day when it seemed that the Taft administration would really do something to break the pow CT of the criminal trusts. The pros ecution of the Sugar Trust was begun with vigor but like so many other good resolutions of MT. Taft, it petered out before any good results were realized.
 It seemed for time that Taft was trying to stiffen the spineless Hep burn railroad rate bill, which had been mere Subterfuge until the vital clauses of the Hearst bill, introduced six years earlier, were adopted and grafted into the Taft measure.
 By means of>a Democratic House the President secured the passage of the resolution on Canadian reciproci- ty. It is to be set down something to the Presidents credit that he has striven honestly, though impotently, for general arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France, and that, through the patriotic action of the Democratic House, he secured the pas sage of the resolution on Canadian Reciprocity.
 The Presidents fatal irresolution was shown by the confession wrung from him at Winona that the Aldrich schedules were framed in political cor ruption and intrigue, and were flag rantly 1arcenous and wholly "indefen- Sible"
 Within the last few months the ap-
 ostasy of the President from the cause of progress and popular rights has passed into phase of passionate Toryism that has amounted at times to fanatical infatuation.
 It is preposterous to suppose that the people will deliberately choose as the chief representative of their sov- ereignty man who fiatly denies the reality of the sovereignty of the peo- ple.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
Editorial Page
ARlzoNAs FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE

Monday will witness the converting contrast to the doings in N where squabbe of generation is being fought publicans trying majority governors they in the saddle most anything is liable to happen An omaly of the selection of U. S. Senators is that of the republican candidates democrats until the pie attracted them the other party Fall, Mils others belong this class. George Curry a pure simple until Teddy him job in the Philippines and afterward made him New Mexico. The corporations in control heretofore the good that Donald might he the majority with him will neutrazed the detriment states welfare
 Tn republican minority can up any high jinks good helping place model set of laws the statute books. AS they not play politics with profit they better seek to build the by liberal minded legislation Many bills already largely benefit the state both capital population help Arizona become the older commonwealths.
 Greenlee countys representatives will good pat tern to their confreres legislation beneficial will only receive their hearty support they will their initiating economy form.
 They will be found where every democrat both houses should standaty the platform the party which indorsed by the popular
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
A YOUNG MANS BATTLE
National Monthly

The campaign of 1912 should be a young mans battle. Wherever they have been given an opportunity for en- listment they have carried the ban ners of Democracy to certain victory In many respects the coming strug- gle resembles that of thirty years ago. It is one of protest. We are on the threshold of a great political revolution, the result of many years of preparation. In the face of things Democratic victory seems certain
 Surely principle and right are on it's side, but no one is so foolish as to be- lieve that victory much as it is de- sired and confidently expected, will come without a great struggle and without effective organization. The young men of the nation await the call to action. In the past few years Democratic success has been largely due to efforts of the young Democracy.
 In the campaign of 1910 when Maine entered the honor column after a lapse of thirty years, the leaders in that State were unanimous in their
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
WITH THE CANDIDATES

The current week little progress movement made by candidate fo- presidential nomination by either party. split several state delegations and of the structed representatives In dorsing the Taft administration down and others have refused to enthuse Wilson adherents very without gett ls anywhere while Clark has made addresses in the country where he already solid blow in the direction of Harmon but nothing or fairly from any camp. Taft says Roosevelt has Wall street behind him, and the time his administration roller is n it.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
MADERo vs oRozco.

Matters rapidly approaching crisis in Mexico
 solution cannot long be delayed. The Red Flag" not in harmony all points, ammunition and the men need guns ammunition, clothing and forage A concurrent resolution by Senate Wednesday and which will undoubtedly pass house, will have the effect shutting supply arms and ammunition on which Orozco depended his equipment before resuming the march Torreon ther south Meantime 5000 gone from Monterey to Torreon strengthen garrison 1O from Sonora getting within striking distance Jlarez Chihuahua, and it looks if the army would be bottled in short order The federal pagn will be pressed vigorously time United Stat, will be to further expense ;ns ncu'' ality the border.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
A FORGOTTEN ISSUE
Arizona Starr


 AS we have before observed, the Republican insurgent movement had, or apparently had it's origin, solely in resentment at the failure of the Re publican party to carry out it's pledg- es with respect to tariff reform. It was not pretended that there was any other cause for the outbreak, though later there was a successful insurrec- tion against the czar-like rule of Speaker Cannon.
 The insurgents were afterward aug mented by every discredited polite ian, by every officeholder, who had been kicked out of office, and every .would-be officeholder who could not get in. Every accession to the ranks brought new issues until finally the great and original one was wholly ob- scured.
 Now, we hear nothing more in pro- gressive speeches and progressive newspapers of the needed reduction or the tariff. Instead of it we have every imaginable reform for the re- storation of the rule of the people" but not a word in favor of the relief of the people from grinding monopo- ly, notwithstanding the people at the polls in 1910 plainly demanded such relief. The great Democratic land slide that year was not an expression of sympathy with the insurgents but it was a mark of disapproval of the violation of party pledges with respect to the tariff
 Not only have our inSurgent friends grown apathetic on the subject of tar if reform but they are assisting the regular Republicans in congress in their efforts to prevent the Democrats from effecting downward revision of the tariff.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
TRUE PATRIOTISM
By William AIIan White


 f Addressed to the Convention of
 Southwestern Lumbermen's Asso.
 citation, Kansas City, Mo)
 am exceedingly sorry that I can not attend your convention. It seems to me that the lumhermen of this sec | tion are undertaking a work that should commend them to all good citi- zens
 The preservation of the home trade to the home town carries with it the preservation of many of our American i institutions.
 It seems to me that a lot of good thin gs in American life will pass if the country town passes. And it will pass just as surely as centralization of re- tail mail order business in the cities continues.
 The American country town, the preserves better than the crowded city and better than the lonely ranch and isolated farm life, the things that make America great.
 Here in these country towns the spirit of neighborliness is the pre- vailing spirit. Men come to know one another and when any two hum- an beings come to know one another, in the one who is intelligent and wise respect always rises for the other. To know ones fellows always is to sym pathize with them. Neighborliness spells fraternity.
 The American country town with it's broad circle of friendships, with it's close homely simple relations be- tween men, with it's spirit of co-opera- tion and with it's economic status that permits the creation of no indecently can country town, it seems to me, is the most hopeful of our American in- stitutions.
 To destroy that town furnishing the market for the farmer and giving steady employment to labor means a reorganization of our commercial, soc ial and industrial life that will be rev more a matter of doubtful value.
 The mail order house therefore be- comes menace to this country The | mail order house unrestricted will kill our smaller towns, creating great cit ies with their terrible contrasts of life, with their cruel social relations, | with their inevitable caste feeling that comes from the presence of 1 strangers who are rich and poor liv- ing side by side.
 Friendship, neighborliness, fraterni- ty, or whatever you will call that spir- it of comradeship that comes when men know one another well, is the ce- ment that holds together this union of states. It is not created in great ci- ties.
 Great cities give much in aims, but little in justice. Only as we know each other well can we treat each oth- er justly; and the city is wilderness ,f careless strangers whose instincts of humanity are daily becoming more
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

Judson Harmon, of Ohio is our kind of a Democrat His actions louder than Gov ernor of Ohio and Attorney General written and he who read. That he place the state o Ohio in the democratic column is practically ceded by both parties. He is practical The methods of the demagogue foreign He maintains the confidence his acts not by silly vaporings. When the at Baltimore for the last of Judson A. Harmon of Oho will lead all the the Democracy will have for it's leader big brainy leveheaded statesman well party.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

The Supreme Court has rendered another 'bombshell decision virtually confirming patent in monopoly when they have good thing and know how work it. of the alleged trusts built upon able and what bearing this decision will have the Sherman antitrust law is what is bohering the generals office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

Orozco seems to take to the generassimo job like duck to water He stays at his capital Chihuahua sends Saazar and other fighting generals the while he issues manifestos distance in the He has ordered that all the people the state of Chihuahua be disarmeda mans akngand the Mexican National railroad all receipts into his treasury Perhaps he is taking school kindergarten presdenting.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

The prompt, cool and courageous action Wells Fargo the train robbery Sanderson Wednesday is generally commended by press people and officials When two bad armed with rifles, six shooters nitroglycerne equipment for robbng safe, bank the with the intention kill if nterfered with the they the better. The outwitting killing by lone messenger others who would likewise.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

The controversy Amundsen and Scott in happy with the episode being by the public and the rather than by the explorers. silence pol tc. He does not know, and therefore does thing Scotts awaited with great interest when he from the polar silence the geographical incident is likely dgnifed
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

With grand slam the Phoenix Gazette has announced that it has shed it's spotted skin and henceforh will advo cate the principles of the democratic and has fore allegiance both the progressive standpat wings of the G. O. F. In it's the Gazette has apparently great light Suddenly the editorial staff of the late republican has become mbued with the idea that the democratic the the pie against the special interests monopoies the country The Gazette has discovered principle of the democratic party hills themselves that plank of the democratic which Equal Rights All and Special Privileges None" Provided there is ulteror selfish motive behind the
 ent of the Gazette the democratic editors the will welcome the Gazette within the fold the they will find in the of the hall All of which reminds that long the light holds burn the vilest sinner may return"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

The center of attraction next week will be at Phoenix the capital where the first state lgslaure will The event is fraught with importance the state No less than eighty laws made mandatory the constitution will be the first order of business Add this Woman Suffrage bill wide prohibition mense.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15

is wonderful how Taft republicans and Clark Wilson democrats will anybody that has chance of the nomnan election if nominated They merely letting people know what panic the trance of Teddy into the contest has When the they will realize Harmon the who pull the ticket across, whoever his publican
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
The presidel

The president will Texas congressman and determine the to be for protection of the Mexican border officials getting hot der the collar and think definite line of action should be determined at It is bad to break MT. Tafts time just with such matters when he is so busy campaigning.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-15
TAFT IS NOW THOROUGH REAcrlonARy

President Taft's two speeches in Ohio yesterday highly significant not in substance ap- peal is to the conservatism the the agitation that creates lack confidence among those who have capital, the New York American
 What would press upon and what would press upon myself is the necessity for inspiring confidence that men in active business will put money as they can" etc., etc.
 Sound sentiments But what difference between Taft and the Taft of only months who manding the return universal competition great corporation with without naming the offenses which pun ished
 President Taft's appeal is the standpatter, the reactionary of Roosevelt
 Presden Roosevelt inherited the Mckinley policies" three himself leash waiting his commission direct from the people. As he reelected the Roosevelt policies and followed.
 MT. Taft in time inherited these policies exc cuted of them. Now he reversing the tendencies appealing the the exemplar of Roosevelt his political godfather Ohio judge good weighing 300 pounds who hates noise disturb all kinds.