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The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
INVESTIGATE DEATH
OF H0HD-UP VICTIM

. Coroner Burgess and the police are
investigating the death. in st. Mary's
hospital, Thursday morning, Of Israel
Harding, 54 years old, who roomed at
No. 262 Dix-ave.. and whose death was
the indirect result Of -hei6up OF
which he tAa-NletiH4.
Harding was struck zoYer- -the-exe
with a billy" or slung shot, Jan. %,
and the eve was terribly swollen. but
the wound was not thought danger
GUS.
It became steadily worse. and on
Feb. 2, he was removed to St Mary's
hospital, where II was found that
erysipelas had developed. He died,
Thursday uTUruing.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
ALTO ACCIDENT VICTIM
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED

The police are investigating the al.
legged robbery of Steve Monkoskl, oil
No. 2S2 Canfleld-ave. east, run down
at Jefferson and Joseph Canpau-avcs.,
Monday, by an automobile owned Dy
C. w. Baird. Monkosh, who is stlll
in ST. Mary's hospital, in serious
condition, had two weeks pay,
amounting To S95.4G, In pay en-
velope when he was struck by the
auto, thrown under passing street
car. and rendered unconscious.
Some friends who visited him at
the hospital found that the pay en-
velope was still in his pocket. but the
money was missing
stt,tti1Tt.s nfi-tp- n-hospllal
nv a tester for the Chalmers Motor
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
PRAISE TINES POLICY
ON LIQUOR QUESTION

COLDWATER, Mich, Feb. S.-The
local option resubmission campaign
was opened last night with a big ban.
uuet OF business men in the M
c. A. gymnasium. The speakers were
j. +. Field. of Jackson; +. A. KuIp,
OF Battle Greek, and Grant Hudson. OF
Grand Rapids.
The Detroit Times came in for
splendid commentator TOT It's StHnd
on the liquor question.
u is predicted Branch county VIII
stay dry
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
OFFICER ELECTS JENNEY
FROM BANK AT LENNON

. CORUNNA, Mich, Feb. S.--A COM
mittee OF depositors held meeting
with r Bert =JeHfey' regarding
tangled affairs of his private bank
there today, but no compromise was
reached. Jenney was eJected from
the bank by an uDder-sheriif.
The deposits are being inventoried
a apain
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
Man struck hJ car.

Frank Kutolinski. 80 WARS old, of
No Sg3 Lyman-pl, was run down by a
Baker car At GrRtiot and Chenc-s -stsa
Thursday morning. sustaining a frac-
turr OF the right arm. lie was re-
moved 90 his home in police ambu-
lance.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
Mife-Beater Fined $50.

sauItIng his wife by dragging her
around the house by the hair. was sent
10 the workhouse for so DAYS, In de-
fault OF a $50 fine, by Justice Jeffries
/ Thursday
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08

One year age todayi Highest tenn
perature. ~, lowest, 22i mean. 27i
pnrtIy cloudy weather With trsce of
SNOW.
The sun viii set today NJ 1iJ6 y. m.
aud rise Frlday ut $3.50 n.
The moon Will rise tonight st II TO.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
,.,,s,op,II,>s ~ srssIoN.

MONROE MIDUl Tch. N..-IN" NOuIh-
ern ronvocation OF the Episcopal
cburob convened here this morning
,yith n large number Of delegates.
llrshop Williams. of Detroit and Rev.
Geo Gunnell or Toledo, delivered al
dresses.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
The WEATHER.

For Detroit and vicinity; Thursday
night nnd Friday, fair and colds lowest
temperature tonight about yerOi Hight
Ia moderate westerly winds.
For Lower MIchIgani Generally fair
and continued cold tonight and FrIdayi
moderate northwest winds.
TonAy,S TEMPERATE RES
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
wn,s. on wI,h JeweI- werth s2a.eoe.

Wnlks on VIE JeWeI- W"rth s1V' s1,,'1,
Into iewelry store here yerte-day.
picked so two sample cases fun of
iewelrv. walked out and has not been
found by the police. In the cases were
York arm Thoy had been tek1n -
the store by c. A. Hoibrook. sales
man. =.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
MICHIGAN posTM,sTEns.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-President
Taft today nominated Richard l.. owen
10 be postmaster at Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08
DON'T WANT POLISH
SCHOOLS ENLARGED

IN I 11urkday mornings session OF
the Polish priests convention. in the
Hotel Cadillac. il was decided to es-
tahllsA- -a--aatlaaal- Seelety-ef- Polish
priests. the principal object OF which
will be 10 oppose any attempt to secu-
larize the Polish parochial schools or
undermine the authority or the papal
see II was also decided 10 estab-
lish a national Polish Catholic news
paper. 10 be issued daily.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08

sar,hsl q BartheL az W. congress-st
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08

Job Printing Dane 0tght. Times
Printing Co.. Is Jonn R-st
The Detroit times., 1912-02-08

TODAY's TEMPERATUREs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-12
Un drama a bordo
En- Ell vapor pl0 K"

Esta manana ha tornado puerto i.
vapor Pho X, lie Pinillos Izquieroo
y Co, de Cadiz.
En- la travesia de Canarias a Puerto
Rico, ha ocurrido IN suceso dramatico
que cause Ia consiguiente impression
entire el pasaje.
En- la cdmara de tercera, iba para
Cuba, un matrimonio de edad bastante
desigual. Ell contaba unos cuarenta =
ocho amos, y ella, veintioeho. La muier
es dc agraciado rostro, y como Sc We es-
tn EN- la for dc su edad. Con 81 ma
trlmonio venian tres ninos de poca
edad, el mayor, de unos nueve amos
el menor de cuatro; los tres son hiio.
del marido, que era viudo cuando s.
cas6 con la que pudo ser vietima de u-
rapto de celos.
Ell matrimonio y los tres ninos EN-
0arcaron en- Canarias, y ell dia 6 de-
corriente despu6s de einco dla4 De i.
salida del dltimo puerto de dichas i
las, el marido que empr46 a recelar q
Ia tidelldad lie su c6nT1ge acometi0
esta con I'M cuchilIo . ls di6 tres pun.
Iadas califeadas de s-u5es por Il n
dico de aordo.
La mnjer cay6 czlrine. banada :
Sangre, Y eI marido creyendo oue
habia matado, Sc tir6 por Ia borda
cayo al mar.
r. criminal debe haAar perecido ah
gaoo parQue q buque di6 marcha atr
y estuvo duante tres horas buseanoo
el cuerpo del suicida, SIN poder h.
llarIe.
Entire q pasaje dijo alguien, que
Ia prlmera muier, a Ia madre de lc,
mnos, Ia aa5ia matado. como quiso n.
tar esta = ceIoso sIicida.
RI dlstinguido madico del Pho TX
don Mariana Bolado, presto los aux;
hos de 81 ciencia la ,nujer herida
graelaS 81 acertada Intervention T..
eSta fuera he peligro
Tanto e pasaje como Ia tripulaci6
deI ouq1" han atendido con gran sol
cltnd Ia herida y a los tres huerfar
t0s.
ri captain del buque, el hdbil Y dis
tInsuldo marino Don Salvador jim.
nez hlzo esfuerzos extraordinarios &c
salVar Ia vida al delineuente para en-
tregarlo las autoridades espanolas
pero como decimos antes. es SECURE
que ei agresor de su esposa, haya D.
recido ahogado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-12
leatro Municipal
MolinOs de viento.

La cornpania de zarzuela oue djr,ge
el apIandido actor Ceferino Barrajon.
pondra esta noche en- escena. "Molino-
de V1ento" y Los Holgazanes, dos
preclosas obras del repertoire esp
mol
La compahia dara solo dos funei3.
mes; hoy manana.
Molinos de viento" es obra 3.
amenlsimo intencionado ibro y oe
muslca deliciosa; durante todo ell ano
Sc ia mantenido en- ell cartel EN- los Or,
meros teatros de "Espana.
I'm San Juan, "Molinos de Viento
es estreno, y ESQ debe bastar para oue
Ell pnblico acuda al teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-12

eStos graves momentos dc severe estoi-
cismo, en- que impayidos redeXivos
abandonamoS las posiciones conquistadas
con denodado esfuerzo Is cierto que
a nueStra actitud de suavc Y abnegada
concordIa Sc responde por nuestroS ad-
verSarios con I'm recrudecimiento de hos
tilidades- Al inaugurarse los actos ce-
remoniales de Ii primera session de esta
Legislature, nos partioip6 el Conseio
Executive que acababa de 1l0mbrar su
Fresidente a Luis Sanchez Morales pri-
mer puertorriqueno que ocupa el sitial
directive de Ia Camara Alta, despuGs
del cambio de Soberania. justo un siglo
despues de que otro puertorriqueno, Ell
inolyidable don Ramon Power. preside
ra las Cortes lie Cadiz, en- que Sc otorg6
oor Espana Ia ciusiadania Y la identidad
lie dercch0s a los americanos de auuel
lhperio mas grande y fuerte que el
e Caracalla al decretarse los mismos
principles para tod0S los pobladorcs del
mperio romano el Sr Sanchez Morales
Is uno de nueStros mas antiguos y tena-
.cs adVersaFios, 81, pero tambitn uno De
1ucstroS mas distin9uidos compatriotas
Y, aunque su eXaitacion a Presidentc dc
o Alta Camara signifca para nosatros
ana nueya posici6n contraria en- Ia Iu-
clia de los partidoS, noS0tr0S celebramos
el merecidO encumbramiento del ilustre
'cmpatrl0ta, nuestra Camara Sc enarde-
10 de sincere placer. yibrantes discursos
a4u resonaron en- Su honor, y Sc ms
ribi0 con aurcas IetraS en- nuestras ac-
las Iegislatiyas el triunfo adversario
Ell Seguida Ell Ticupo'. genuine or
gano del Partido Republican,, public6
}rtlculos Y caricaturao, en- que Sc arras-
'raba vergOnzoSamente el prestigio del
PreSldente de esta Camara Y del jefe
del Partido Unionista, contestando asi
> nueStras actitudeS generosaS! (Grandes
aplausos)
Present6se en- el Consejo Executive por
su Comite de Sanidad, de que forma par
- prlncipalisima el cminente hombre pti-
blico el DR.. Barbosa parte principaisima
del Partldo Republicano, fuG el proyec-
10 aprobado por los miembros que en-
el C0nSejo al Partido Republicano repre-
sentan, esta ahora Ell bill en- la Camara
siendo obiet0 de reformas liberales. V
va los peri0dicos republicanos Sc dedi-
can recoger las alarnas. las controver-
sIas, las snspicacias que el Proyecto des-
plerta en- la atmosfera politica, como en-
una accumulation de vapores y nubes,
cargados de electricidad, para formar
dirigir ell rayo que mortifero expIote
err la Carnara de Delegates
Hoy mismO, we'd aqui la sorprendente
n0ticia, anuncia FL Tempo" que esta
n0che sc diScutira Ell nueStra Camara.
como sc esta discutiendo, este Proyec-
to para la representation de las minorias
electorales en- nueStra Camara de Dele
gados, atirmando "El TEMPO" que ell
PrOyecto viene del Consejo Executive.
cuandO sabe perfectamente que hG naci
do EN- nuestra Camara. infeEiz patria
puertOrriquena! infeliz Patria, en- que
tus propios hijos atribuyen los ex-
tranos 10 que puede enaltecerte y acumu-
Ian sobre tn noble coraz6n 10 que puede
agobiarte! (Grandes aplausos.)
Ash sc prOpaga que nuestra Camara eS-
ia inactiva, que no hace NADIA en- todo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-12
Asamblea
extraordinaria
Sesiones celebradas por la Canara
de Delegados.

de Delegados.
La Camara de Delegados ha celebra-
do sesiones el Sabado, domingo aver
lunes, Adenls, todas las comisiones
de Conferencias han trabajado activa-
mente
p. de la c. l. Sobre minor1as
II. de la c. para reorganizar ell
ejercicio de la profession de ingeniero,
etc
F. de la c. -Enmendando la ley So
bre ejercicio de la profession de aboga-
dos.
p de la C. a Enmiendas al C6digo
PoIitico Eximiendo de contribution a
los Casinos y Logias.
F. de la c. 5.-Para reglamentar la
caza.
p de la G. 6.-Para enmendar ell ar
titulo % Titulo 80. del C6digo Politico.
Rebajando dos centavos q impuesto
sobre la cerFeza.
p. de la C. T. Para constituir a Las
Piedras en- Municipio independence.
p. Gle la c. S.-Enmiendas al C6digo
de Enmiciamiento Criminal Uo reti-
r0)
r. de C. para ascender en- ca
tegoria Ell Municipio de Santa Isabel.
p de Ia c. 10-Para eonstruir una
planta alta sobre ell edificio de la CarceI
de Guayama
p. de la c. IL Para I'm s0lar para
la Federation Espiritista.
p de la c. r. Para eximir de exa-
menes de ingl6s a ciertoS aaestros he
Puerto Rico.
2. de la c. 13-Para la emission de
bonos por un million 252 mil dollars.
p. de la c. "a - Construction de
paentes alcantariIas EN- la carretera
No 3.
p. de la G. 15.-Para la construccitn
de un edificio para carcel de Aguadi-
LA.
De ellos han sido aprobados y envia-
dos al Consejo Executive:
Apropiando una cantidad he dinero
sufciente para la construction de una
carretera de Salinas a Caysg pasando
por Atbonito.
Los p. de la c. 9, 10, !. 6. 4, 10.
{. b. ] (Presupuesto de Puerto Ri
COY, c. b. 2 Mey de Sandal p. de la
| { (para cambio de propiedades entire
el Gobierno Federal el Insular) r.
G. de la c. para enviar a Washington
una COmisi6n que trabaje en- contra de
la Introduction de azucar extraniera
llbre de derechOs en- los Estados Uni
dos, H. {. de la G. (apr0piando
$50 900 y designando un sitio perma-
nente para la celebration de Ferias) G.
B. IA (creaci0n de nm Institute para eI
estudiO de medicinas tropicales), G.. B.
| (Presupuesto adici0naI) F. de la c. II.
IA, IL, &. b. CONSTRUCTION de un edi-
| ficiO para carcel en- Aguadilla), G. b.
CONSTRUCTION de un edificio insular en-
Guayama), R. G. de la c. 3 (para que
ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico aval1e q
impOnga contribution THE Ponce
and Guayama Rail Road Coz p. de la
&. (para enmendar la secci6n 85 de Ia
ley electoral), p. G. % CONSTRUCTION
del Capitoho)
La session continue hoy las nueve
de la manan&. Como casi todos estos
proyectos de ley han sido objeto de en-.
miendas, y aun estan la mayor parte cr
comisiones de cOnferencias, manana
haremos un resImen de los que hayar
sido aprobados por la Camara ell Con
Isej0 conjuntamente.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
UNF0UNDED
Neports That Wickershar1 Announces
Investigations Of Congress
Were Illegal.

WASHINGTON. Dee. .s-Widaly
published reports that practically all
congressional Investigations under
way-no;abiy tina, into the ~moaav
trust'--Were IN danger Of being fr,is.
ants. the assistant attorney general
Wiokcrsham. IN an opinion PREPARED
Tor President Taft. had adopted the
View that congress was without NOV.
or to compel the att-udInc. or t..
'iMohN OF witnesses 100 pursuluce al
'.- ir---iativc business. s-ougbf oi,t
i'um oiAcldis OF ti- Department Of
Justice to-day eml - ,tatcma,.s
thar Mr.. Wiok,rslam had mother
adopted ar pf"+eu cd TO Pres.d,nf
TAR any SUCH N.r''
What vas published a- purpo-fir.-
To- 20 .le decision OF Ga. sf.,rr.,
general. was portion OF o. memorsa.
iu'n prepared Tor SIR NIckers.Yrr
hF Nr-.'y Brown. one o. m. assist.
ants. tt- assistant a. -.rs. r.-.,.f
WHO prepared 'u. Archibald fnp7.,b
W'u' case. fsowu'- marsorsn. i..,,,
"d- prepared HH . .sr.. for ,,,.-
N'l General Waterman .o u-. ir
preparing DIS opinion as 81, utaft.r
ih" comptroller of the currency could
present to fia fr.1 committee of .r.
mouse. iurO.f.ctf.us fha -r,n,.
irusi. 'e.itu Information relstia-
TOD national banks and h.ir resource.
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AND LOCAL sowIERs WILL MAKE
GRAND RUSH TO BE WINNERS
Large llst of Entries Assured Fer
me Contest Which Means Free
Trip for Five BOWERS.

Wednesday will mark the opening
or the battle OF ballots Ia tho lnteUI-
gencer bow ling contest, which viii
send TO the American Bowling con
gress at Toledo. .. five boNlers r.
cciying the largest number OF votes
and pay all necessary expenses. includ-
ing their entry fees. railroad and hotel
J bills
Frank Bauers. proprietor o. tho Club
rowing alleys announced Saturday
evening that he expected a large rep
[ rescnta'ion among the bowlers OF the
'liy league. which be f. promoting
10 Join the contest Mr.. Bauors has
talready placed "A team In the field for
me honors and he - among the frs
entered. There Is a great Held OF
BOWERS 20 pick from IN the City league
hey are Burke. Schepp. Lash. Car
.nier. Hintchman. Warden. Howard.
movies. he Mu'h. Evans Ku-npr
WEIGH. Hughey. j. NOlte. Summerson.
c Nolte, Ray, Danner. GrRmlich. Wat
| son, Leitner. l. Rcister. Grammer.
Schneider. J Reister. Fox. Lynn.
Thompson. Short. Yingling. Snrver. .
NtGije, Norteman. Bauer. II. Ray and
- donald Several OF these hgnum
vitae iossers arc already entered and
many expect 10 enter. while the friends
OF several have announced that they
I VIII be nominated as candidates.
charles Ephlin. proprietor OF the
VI 4AFAAg AhNlIlE alleys, has fnIuN
! OF the BIZ pin tossers IN his duck pin
league and there is no doubt that
many are -eady 70 make the race.
Among the members OF his league are
Nogler. kohle-. Dickmau. Drilier.
Dutch, Woods. Chess Buck, Jim. Dan.
ner. Cameron. Tucker. SChaefer.
Young, Eddie. Reed. Crook. Joe. bal.
ton. Mllligan. Adams. Vance. Weitzci.
Benson. Haberstick. Mack. Raw PRIV
o.. Leiner, Bun. Rutter. Kennedy. Ly-
tie
Besides lining up n team 10 repre-
sent his alleys in the contest. Dick
Summerman. proprietor OF the Great
Northern bowling alleys. has many
who are prominent in the game OF
ten pins. They are Adams. Chick.
Martin. Britt. Welch. Young. Gamer.
on. NOssen Leitncr. Dauucr Bauc.s.
| Fi.an. Summersou. Kennedy. Reed.
Andy, FrUhme. Marten. Walker and
Bauers. Several have alTcady six.
nified their intentions OF entering in
the race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
BASKET BALL AT
DAVIS AND ELKINS
FINE SCHEDULE AAs BEEN Ar
RANGED TOR THE SEASON.
several College Teams Are Included.
Probable Clash with wheel
ing High School Likely.

The basket ball team ~ Davis and
fAhlhA tpll"E" fu4S year Will Doe tue bees I
IN the history OF that institution The
team has Tor ITS nucleus. MullpnnoK.
Wilmoth. May and Could, OF last year :
team. btnunur. i.oudlu. Petit. Reese.
Sec and Leonard are making AN excellent
showing ~ improvement over their worA
OF last year. Two hiS additions 10 The
team are liamlll and Whetscil. the star
forward and o." star guard or THE High
S'h"pl champions or TIA. state q
prospect or gaining al least one. ~ two
veterans next term IS also very rrnfris-
ing. The College has a team well carahI-
OF retaining the title Co tho state ,.aiu-
pionsItp 49, is evidenced ia the names
81 ~" ABOVE men. ana also in tho manner
IN which tho team wulk'I oVsF th. Pied
mont tolegianS on December 9Th. Tho
team In IT. workouts against the scrubs
ana 20 rs one game shows itself uo' only
a fast machine 900 working offensive.
plhvs. hut ON defeu-r uuas-aIlahIe
The college uTeu-i ats 1928 season
at home on December IN. defeating th.
20 20 10. Below iT the schedule which
has on 1t all the important teams q tie
state.
Jan. 4-tpp,ub
Jan. ll-Glenvtiie Normal a. T:l>ins.
Jan. 14-Wl,elinc High school az
Wheeling. pending.
WapnrsbaTs. "a o'''E' a.
Jan is-ParkersburE Hirh school. al
rarkershurg.
Jan. 17-Mar-hall college. at Hunt
iugton.
Jan. ls-Morris Harvey college at
ia louisville
Jan. @5-Salein college az Eikins
tpendingl
Jan 70-Na1 ueStufg College at FL
hfur.
Feb. i-Fuirfnont Normal School AZ
fItiu~.
FEN. S-W Va WESLEYAN COLLEGE IT
IIhtnH
l'ch. 1f=M1rris Harvey College AT
Elk.ts
Fob. 2.-tpTsnt
T-cn. 1N-N Va WESLEYAN COLLEGE az
Its. htrUnr
Mar. 1--tI.w 'uiIsEc az -ainut
Mar. tr-hItrWout s. ~ g.. - 90 lie
MAJ. Isl tf.r-shurz High school az
I|EsUs.
Nar. .o-f'a iruont Nornal school a.
fsIruDuf
Mar. -i--F..- mont y. " O. 4. a. Fsir-
mont.
Mar. c--Hetranv college az Bethany.
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are undecided. Judge Porenbtreer
va. in "A speech 80 % reception t.-
Gently given ~ tho rarkrfsbuIg Hur 90
.ncut - Judge OF the Court Uf Appeal.
ia suhSttrr'. that ar Act Of tUr Leg
l-ltfure El,in- q, th. Suprem. court
could control the calling OF cases rNinE
JUST a. many cases az on" hearing az
tnuld te reasonably heard. and then
ewing tiW" tp determine these cases.
i'i"t" hrallub arguments ia otl,r
,a~e-. would work gr,..t reform iu
thr aumluistrotlIu OF public justice ~
tlHt court The statute now requires
iA. clerk 81 that court Co. arrarr. ODE
docket. and gives fl- Court OF Apt..aIs
ted on briefs ami oral arguments at t.i,.
june term uf What Court tho entire
,",ert. Ifach'Hllf "n. hundred '.t-.-.
without any opportunity whatever i..
the consideration ot these cases a-- sub
United. uut while the arguments ar.
fresh iu tho memory Of the court. and
les Town WherH another docket IH urtIf.
called and submitted without aYt "I-
'tl"n Of The eases when called I".
court tlru. H~ i- usual. Hd.o-.n- %
' special t.rn at Co.. cap 600 f.' fLr
consideration OF the La~'-. r't ".lN 90"
cases carried over from the January
uuu spring terms. huf those o. InrItt.I
.t Wheeling and charles Town Before
me court ms Tine a. spnt.l,t. lts v-nrs
Q the Charleston Special term. fui itt-
uarN term begins. DO wrID. ffH tH.u"
PIC, ,i.s-e ai"i - ', ,'. . .rI ~ rle
came method ar oral argument i- aga.
i"pe1t' In" result 'H,i o." court
r..."a which have boom 'tfr..i H''r from
80. ,-d'ue terms which loss OF $3.50
'.n. tim, srert Ft N."'.'l .'i .''f H.,
supreme count % tnr r.f'l states f.if
absolute control oft .t. aH..rf IH 90
rIiled n1 70 cartr'r fsr ffe ri.ff note
rcs counsel "u both side. u' f|. iin'
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INHELLIGENCER CONTEST
WILL START WEDNESDAY


One ot the latest announcements
.- candidate iu the contest j. Tom
~ Do'au. VINO l- % mem Der o. tie
y r. ". team of the Mu-ee league
Nr. pU.an - among the .aw tossers
u- u" liEuum vitae no CIvOrts bach
~ N" foul line With sOuthgaw slant
To the pins That ne Will make O.
strong candidate i- shown by the en-
tu4rdeluE rtporf- already received
uF his supporters TE. MCCOulea
cigar store on sixteenth street in the
t.asi md viii handle The votes o.
Tommy f-ieuds. while ne will ai
-n o. c'ifc strong backing from H.,
s-U-.o makers Oi flt sltf
h~ Nn.'.u mr. team lr- hanged its
name 20 The Nu'rinE lntelligeuCer
team ana vii enter l the Muse
lrag De-. the city tournament AZ Pitts
burEI. Pa. the Ohio stat, tournament
a. canton. %. and the American
bowling congress az Toledo. -. Cap
Tain Dad Stevenson said that lie
was IN receipt Of letter from tho
Pittsburgh bowling association to 'hc
tnecf that the WhcvlIng bowling
teams could roll on their doubles and
singles togethe. with their team
events on the same day. Youngstown
. has also asked for the same privilege.
and the date will be- known as Wheel.
Ing Youngstown daN
John Ray who VIII attend tho A
t. - Nh.si lAINfAl as "a member az
the Great Northern team. Is out 20 b.
one OF the winners OF the Conte~t. lis
acquaintance extends thrcughou- tho
country and he has friends in every
walk OF life. John i- carpenter with
a little bit OF farming on the side
while bis daily visits TO the CITY have
made him many friends
Embiem's Friends Ready.
According 20 postal laws All f1lk
~ politics Is barred hy I-ncle sam
but Bert Emblem is going after fle
votes Just the same for the govern.
meuf Is not Interested IN thts Kind ~
loliucs Bert has all the citizens
along his mail route ready 10 give
him lit and be- has the northern
end OF the business section OF the
city
Tho first voting ballot will appoar
IN he lnielligenccT "Wednesday. Jan.
uary /, 1913 and viii appear each sue.
ccssive issue until the close % the
contest February 1913 The On.
tries close on February .. 1913 Ar
engagements have been made with
President Howard and Secrer.,I,
i-anttry. OF the American HoWIi,l
congress 20 receive tn. entries g.,
The successfu. boNlors b. telegram
III" evening Of the close OF the con.
test
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
no DATE SET.

/ANL~N LILLE. O. nee 29-Chafr
man q. A. baV on. ~ tho Interstate
League. when intorrogafcd this even
lnE regarding whom and where the
t,tf mrnfiu- would De- held. said
h"r" De- nothing dctrc as vet. but
"iII notify YOU iu dIn time
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-03

let us have in the democratic party the spectacle we are witnessing in the other side.'
 Dunn Sees Victory in Second District.
 Mir Malone made a vigorous speech
 which brought the diners to their feet
 with three cheers and a tiger" He said the democracy was going to win
 with a man who lives in the present and not in the past and who will be
 able to take the stump and plead with
 the people to adopt great principles in national life. He said the trend of the times was toward socialism, but not to socialistic principles. Eighty per | cent of the men who are voting the socialist ticket, he said, do not care | for soCiaHstic principles, but simply
 want to register a big kick against
 present conditions. We want to nom | mate a man who is free from control of any interest.
 Mayor Dunn closed the occasion by
 prophesying that what the old Sec ond district mad done for MT. Reilly l the new Second district would do for
 the nominee for congress on the party | ticket next fall