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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
ROOSEVELT
RAPS BOSSES
In Article in the Outlook; SAYS rhsv
ooSspire 20 Defeat Him ana
Elact Tai.

oo5spirs 20 Defeat Him ana
Elect Taft.
Jew Wv YORK, June iO.-Theodore
roosevelt discussed present condi-
tions az Chicago In an article entitled
Naked OF Right and Wrong made
c, uD-iG tonight and TO appear In the
Roosevelt says in part:
The contest for the Republican
a NAKED issue OF right and wrong: for
u.e isste IS simply whether or not
We shall permit a system OF naked
, ,n OF naked theft from the people.
have made this contest on two
e'sat Srnciples-hrst. the right OF the
st"ple 20 rule and second. their duty
80 20 rule as 70 bring about not ONLY
Official. but social and Industrial Jus
He goes on to say that he did not In
ma 'Anely TO submit to the bosses
ot'lhe a. che representatives OF spec-
o. PlSHeSes 10 brow aside the YER
49,. OF me people and substitute a
i,,he verdict OF their own. He declared
the national committee was supposed
~ Jlyte what delegates have facie
~, ~ Iisht 10 seats and to suggest a
nle al men OF using this power 10
nseat -egularly elected delegates and
49,. lIsud ulently elected ones lie
discusses the result OF the primnr,, in
NE various stated al length ana a.
lacked the selection OF Tart deiesafss
Co,iin1is,,,,, Sew YORK and other states.
ar Tart cannot be nominated I'M
ne gets the overwhelming ms forify
I-- ~ Toltph borough states which neve-
80 kepublicsn electoral vote and IN
$3.50 tne delegatlons represent onlv the
ONCE holders. Even ~ h. go -
ticAlly the delegates from 80 pIac-
ne cannot be nominated unless ~, a.
80 ave fraud, In such states as Tndfsno
Aiithlgau and Washington not - t,-.,,'
t.pn oihers. the Republicans are deprfvsI
oI thelr right to express IN cir preference
a. 10 who - 20 get their votss ~
can be nominated only bv 49, ~, ne
the expressed Will OF an overWSsI,,i,,,tss
I ,,,hlorlty or two and hair millions -
-,',llehns VINO, from Afassachusefts
sllu IennsylNania TO Illinois and CALI
sOInla nave voted a. 70 their choice
TOT president Under such cirrt,r- s,.,'....
MS nomination would repressn, a. 49,,
I,l4nE or the expressed will OF tie nee
PIE oy Messrs Barnes penrosa co.,.
"eiI. foW"u. clayton and the rest
b-t ] wish 20 call attention 20 fr.
- taHt II Is Messrs Barnes. Mcklni.v
ahd their associates. on behalf = ~ =
Tart who are engaged IN the .r,o-, -
LeIpetuHte the Ernvest wrong upon TIE
republican party and upon the people -
/ - .iited states and that IN such a.
I .toL 'hey Stand. not - the reure-enf.-
,LNss or fHe ltepCblican party but as
INDIVIDUALS misrepreserrfris fha. 49,,
. with 10 claim 10 LOYALTY from, -
whom ~ a. the bounden duty - 49,
party 70 rnrudiafe I " aH afso =, Iii
me attention OF the honest men W.,
nH'e hitherto supported Mr. Tart fhst
we issue Is now one OF naked right ana
wrong ana that they cannot stinr,rt -
acqriesre in the action OF th1qs -
under the circumstances given abcve
are seeking 90 nominate Mir Tart WITH
l 'lt being false 90 the principles % ga,f
citizenship" A'''
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About People
Movements Of individuals 70 ana
From the City.

Dawson Parker returned TO the CITY
last evening after spending several
days visiting relatives in Green Co.
Pa.
Dr Frank LeMoyen Hupp returned
10 the city yesterday from Atlantic
INV. y. j. having gone there to bring
nome George Landmesser. OF this
CITY. who is on the sick list.
Lee Supp. OF Main street. spent
yesterday on business in the out-the-
pike district.
Harry Brock. Of Sixteenth street.
Iei, Yesterday for an extended trip to
california and the western states.
William Harkens returned TO his
home on the Island after calling on
relatives in Sistersville for a few
days
Mr.. and Mrs y. V. Lemon. Of New
Martinsville. spent yesterday in this
city.
Sergeant Gus Williams. Of the 10.
cal recruiting station. is spending a
few days In East Liverpool. making
arrangements for the establishment
OF a recruiting station in that city.
Misses Margaret and Eva Wood
and Hazel X. p. Cunningham. or the
Island. spent Sunday 40 Washington.
Pa. The guests Of friends
Postmaster Robert Hazlett is spend.
INK few days iu Columbus attend.
ing class reunion OF the Ohio state
university
Among the business callers i'm this
city yesterday was J. G. White. OF
Steubenville.
Rev. J %. Hess will leave this
morning for Clarksburg to attend the
Ratification Prohibition convention
a. delegate from the local NJ r.
Ministerial association
Secretary a. = Sinks. of tho Nsso-
ciated Charities. will leave TODAY Tor
Cleveland 20 attend the thirtv. ninth
annual national conference Of char.
ties and correction.
$ w Brennan. tho genial clerk a..
me Stamm. is enjoying bis annual
vacation 90 Atlantic CTS.
W. j. Smith. % thig city. has been
spending a few days iu Tarkcrsburr
on business
\. J.. Rice. OF Slatngtou. 70 former
resident Of Wheeling. fa spending "a
Few days Zoo This city having arrived
here to attend the Oppenheim Stein
wedding
Captain q. g. Thomas. of Clarinr.
Ton. spent Yesterday Boo fH.s city on
business
Rev. VI. J Svnsr.ugru. of Uciouara.
%, Do pending few DAYS iu This CITY
ARRANGING for fhn organization OF "a
. branch OF ihn Lincoln Legion
Baron IgIn.Zk. of SEES York lIfv.
b. boo Wheeling for few days ON ~
business trip
vs. o. and IS vs. rr.ro. of Charles.
ton. are Zoo town ON business
Charles y H0gF. OF Norrantour
stopped IN .n Wheeling last rigtt
rnruuir home from pIffaburr
William Mayo. s roproaerfafi,o az
th' l.N'lNo Mint company ~ cam
trade
louis Cousins. Of mo National n.s.
Dui' company. OF Baltimore. Nd was
visitor in Tho cfy Yesterday
Hon. vs.. Hubh-ru returned ,es.
forfaF from Washington. % g. whore
Do has been husly engaged I8 bust
moss
S. a Marshall ~ Piuaburgh vas
in 'hn civ yesterday calling uuon
trade Dn Tho south eide
AI'v Goodman uf fhfa CITY. TO-
turned home yesterday from sofur
hue. where he has been spending
a fow days .1ilirg upon friends
'.ar" Conn" iv. ~ Spencer. Is here
ou busIuee.
= sllk. OF rartarabrrr re
turned home Hsf evening after
cuisines. frIp fp Wheeling
Mr. and Mrs j e. Baker have rc.
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Mrs Daniel West entertained thu
members n the % and o. club last
evening a. the Oaks on the National
road with euchre party. and "a very
'njoyahi" evening was speu by all
present a tempting luncheon was
served by Caterer Chas craft al "a
seasonablo hour The following we're
present.
Mesdamoa John Kunt1 Charles p
hllier. Joseph Carcnbaucr. otto Com.
uii'''. Otto Wazhacher. Edward
MInard Carter norman ro.,,,
wheeler. William Ue|ser tmof.I
Mo.ner. Charles Clause and vars
ShIvoly
The following we're awarded pr.yas
.Irs Edward u.nard. Grsf. Nrs John
kIr'z. second Mrs Charles Norman
third Mrs Charles Miller. consola
ton Mary sh'yoIf. club
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Last evening iu fbo auditorium Of
'h' Carroll club on ChapHno street
ff" pupils recital OF ST. Ioaepb.,
Academy vas held md prove Grand
'nrroaF in every phrase Tho audi
'"rIIm was fIIrd fp ifs utmost cana
CIV ".H Hn aprrsrIsftr audience
"n" m'r''"d With applause the effort
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IN. GuIId Id RouI

The Mems Guild OF ST I.uke's
church. on The Island viii bowl N
the Oaks near Wheeling park on Wed.
nesday evening 81 this week. and n
very enjoyable evening is anticipated
b' he members. s supper will be-
served after tho bowling by Caterer
Charles Graft
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Dance at Mozart.

This. evening ar Mozart park. the
Duquesne Dancing Set will hold their
regular weekly dance. The ball room
mas been beautifully decorated in The
club colors FOR the occasion 4 spe-
cial musical program will be rendered
by Steihm's orchestra.
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wheeling lodge $40 f-. LOYAL Order
of Moose. n1I entertain DO. morlta-s
ana friends win 81 prize ouohre parry
.l'' evening in Tho lodge rooms in tho
l't'Ii'r building kefrcshmenfs viii
Do" served and an enjoyable Time .s
expected
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PIenIe 81 WheelLna 60.

\ crowd Of men folks from the
town ~ Fulton spcn, yesterday pic.
nickinE az William Happy grove. out
hig Wheeling creek. and a very en-
jOyabie time was spent
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
FOOT BALL NEXT FRIDAY.
Weiser High School vs.. Payette Ath-
letics.

The Weiser High School foot ball
team with Coach Sparks will come
to Payette on the Pony Friday after
noon to play the Payette Athletic
Club on the Payette High School
grounds at 400 The game has
been scheduled at this hour so as
70 enable the High School students,
foot ball players and coaches to at
tend the game.
The Payette Athletic Club played
their first game of the season on
September 21st with the Payette
High School Alumni during the Street
Fair and considering the early seas
on they played an exceptionally
good game, winning by a score. of u
10 0. The Alumni team having been
together only few times for sig
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
. LITTLE WILLOW NOTES


Miss Eylin Skippen who has been
NJ Weiser attending the Institute
tame up to her home here in the val
Isy for few days visit. She reports
the school progressing nicley and
the pupils doing good work.
Mr.. Sturdevant came down from
headquarters on Linsen creek Satur-
gay. He reports the work going on
rioely and that his survey at the
tam site much better than his pre-
urinary surveys show. Everything
rl-ning along smoothly now and he
l ees to make rapid progress while
tag good weather lasts,
We are not sure if school will
start at the Eastside next Monday or
lot. The last reports were that
;sere had been no teacher available.
far, but there may be some one
l.cnday.
Aloa Elan Of Meridian, brother of
Asrs. c. B. shrimp came down for a
few days visit and to take in the
lair.
The Klinefelter Bros. are with the
fl1alfa seed huller making the annu-
~ tour up the valley. They will go
over to L. H. Berry's ON Linsen
Creek, as Mr.. Berry has bumper
crop of alfalfa seed this year.
Cecil Berry and brother are up do
ing seeding on the Gorham land
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03

providing for an amendment to the
constitution, giving congress power
10 levy an income tax.
Appropriations.
Appropriations aggregating sever
al hundred thousand dollars for pub
lie buildings and grounds in cities
Of the state and for surveys of pub
lie lands, and one of ten thousand
dollars for the establishment of an
agricultural experiment station in
southern Idaho, which it is intended
shall make an especial study OF the
culture of potatoes grown upon arid
lands under irrigation and TIE he t
n athods oE,combatting Their d.so2ses.
Relief OF Old Soldiers.
Over one hundred special PENSION
bills for the relief Of old soldiers
whose cases were not adequately Gov
cred by existing general pension
laws.
Pending Legislation.
An act to permit agricultural en-
try of phosphate lands, reserving
the mineral to the government. The
bill has passed the senate and is
now in the house.
An act creating a department of
labor and making the secretary there
If member of the cabinet.
An act prohibiting the stop watch
system in government works
An act permitting an additional
homestead entry without additional
residence.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
soRAH,s RECORD
IN THE SENATE
CONTINUED from page ons.)

CONFINED from page ons.)
played an important. part in the
fLorimer and Stevenson cases and
made arguments among the strong
est presented against those two
senators. In the fight in the last
congress over the interstate COM
merce law he was largely instrument
tai in getting that bill into accepta-
BILE shape, and including the long
and short haul clause that is now
operating to the benefit of the en-
tire intermountain country.
At the recent session, Senator
Borah secured the passage of the
new Industrial commission bill thru
the senate in eight minutes, and
thereby established legislative re-
cord that may be never equaled. This
achievement brought the senator
much notoriety, for the senate is
usually prone to discuss such mat
tiers for weeks. The house later
passed this bill and it became
law.
Working for the West.
But the senator's pride is his
chres-year homestead law, which he
believes is destined to do much to
aid the homesteaders throughout the
west, and do much to encourage set
Element on the remaining public
lands that are susceptible of culti-
walton. Since the bill became law,
Senator Borah has received probably
a thousand letters from homestead
ers in all parts of the west thank
ing him for that legislation, and te.-
ling him how it is working to their
great benefit and relief.
Senator Borahs legislative record
is long one, but the more import
ant of his bills which have become
laws in the past two or three years
are given on the following list:
Land Legislation.
An act providing for twenty mil
lion dollars to complete the recla-
nation projects of the west
An act bringing the state of Idaho
inder the enlarged homestead law
from which it had been excluded.
an act shortening the homestead
period from five to three years.
IN act providing for the issuance
os patent to homesteaders and desert |
land entrymen on reclamation pro-
jscts at the end of the homestead |
residence period.
An amendment leaving it to the |
to determine for him
self Wheeler he will prove up under
he old or new law regardless of no
tice and election
Labor Legislation.
An act extending the eight-hour
aw to all government contracts.
An act creating an industrial COM
mission to report on legislation with
'eferenee to the adjustment of the
Inference between labor and capital.
An act to establish in the depart
nent of commerce and labor, bu-
eau to be known as the children's
bureau.
A resolution providing for the in
'estigation of labor conditions in
he steel industry-this resulted in
me of the most important reports
Which has ever been mad eto con-
ress on this subject
Amendment to the Constitution.
A joint resolution proposing an
mendment to the constitution pro-
iding that senators shall be elected
y the people of the several states.
In conjunction with Senators Cum
hrs and Bailey "a joint resolution
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
Iii]I[T1di|II13 BANK
putting in wheat.

putting in wheat
Chas shrimp took second honors
at the bucking contest last week at
Ontario and third in wild horse race.
The purse for one was $4,000, for
the other $1,000 A good salary for
four days but it is some hard work
just the same.
Mrs. w. R. shrimp and G.. M. Nc
Clenahen joined Mr.. shrimp and the
BOYS at the Ontario fair for tie
two last days. This was Mr.. Nc
CleDehen's first introduction to the
real wild west sports, and he thor
ougnly enjoyed every bit of it.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Address Mrs. C. F. Asmussen,
Payette, Idaho. 4Otf
Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair, Boise, Ida
no, October 9TH to 18th, 1912.
For the above mentioned occasion
the o. S. L. Ry. will sell round trip
tickets Payette to Boise, Ida. rate
q $500 tickets sold Oct. 9TH to 18th,
1912, final return limit of Oct IA h,
1912.
G. F. Johnson. Agent. Sst-o
Excursions to Lethbridse, canaaa.
October Is, II and IS, via Oregon
Short Line. Limit November 14th.
Account International Dry Farming
Congress. See agents for rates and
further particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
WEATHER REPORT.

tor week ending Oct. 1, p. m.
highest temperature so, date 30.
Lowest temperature 26, date 25.
leans "a.
Precipitation total none.
Greatest precip. in "a hrs, none.
Ilaar days Z.
Partly cloudy, 0.
Cloudy, 0.
Prevailing direction OF winds, NV.
: E. F. ALLEN. Observer.
Wanted-From 200 to 300 sacks {
good, leaf>yheat--M. G. Rebeling.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03

hal practice. The game Friday ev-
ening will be the first real test of
the season and the Athletic Club
is in condition to play mid season
game. Many of Payette High school
stars of past seasons teams will be
il. the line up.
The game scheduled between the
Payette High School and the Ath-
Ietic Club has been postponed until
next week which was to have been
played Saturday.
Lost-A lady's long tan coat.
I1indc,. LIZ % Inaun OF thic afficn
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
fruit 5i|II1i BANK
PAYETTE, IDAHO

The first step towards acquiring line Of credit
at this bank is the opening of CHECKING
ACCOUNT. Credit is extended on the basis of
the borrowers net worth and the amount of av-
erage balances in his checking account.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY WITH
US, and let us serve you and at all times in
the future.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03

Excursions to Lethbridae, canssa.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03

Idaho Inter-Mountain Fair, Boise, Ida.
no, October 9TH to 18th, 1912.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-26

Richard Lightnut. an American with an
enected English accent. receives pres,
proves TO be a pair of pajamas. A letter
hints Of surprise to the wearer. Lightnut
dons DO M the patamas and late at nigh. ge.s es
comes in and. failing TO recognize Light
nut. attempts to put him out. Thinking
clothes Intending to summon help. When
With Joy. confirming Lghtnpt.s bel belief ef
the encounter he had with hideous
Lishtnut is asked to put up the KID
for the night on his way home from col;
lege, Later Lghtnut finds a beautiful
smoking and slangy. talk. She tells him him
with story of her love for her sisters
roommate. named Frances. Next morn
ing the girl is missing and Lghtnnt hnr-
eosted by a husky college boy. who calls
hin but he sas does 10 not spess the
night with Lightnut. They diseover,
priceless rubies hidden in the buttons OF
the pajamas. Billings dons the pa1amas
in his apartment a beefy person In NUT
ton-chop whiskers and wearing pa1amhs,
enns calls al hs the p9ss 9@ina ThS Saea Foxy
Grandpa" The intruder declares he is
Lishtnuts guest and appeals ~ TO tn the ia,l La1-
In the morning Lightnut Is astonished 70
fnd Billings gone. and more astonlsheu
when he gets a message from the latter,
demanding his clothes. l.ightnut, bound
for Tarrytown, Billings home. discovers
Frances" the girl of the pa1amas; on
the train. Lightnut speaks to her ana az. az.
ludes to the night before. She declares
Indignantly that Lightnut never saw her
in black pajamas. At Tarrytown Frances
Is met by a husky college youth, who
halls L!ghtnut as '.Dicky." The latter ig-
more. the boy. WHO then threatens to
thrash him for offending Frances- Light
nut takes the next train home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-26
SCOTT DID REACH THE POLE

The latest news in regard to Cap
tain Scott's South Pole expedition
has been brought by Herbert G. Pont-
ing, the first member of the expedition
to return to London. Pointing is a
widely known traveller. He accom-
panied Captain Scott's party as pho
tographer. He says he accompanied
Captain Scott for some miles into the
great barrier the night the explorer
started on his march toward the pole
when he left him. Mr.. Pointing took
cinematograph pictures of the party
as they disappeared in the distance in
the vast desert of ice. Captain Scott,
he says. was then about seven hun
dred miles from the pole.
Pointing says there is little doubt
that Scott reached the pole about JAN
uary 10, because when Lieutenant
Evans left him January he was only
145 miles from the pole with ample
food supplies and all other neces-
saries. He was then travelling about
fifteen miles a day and should have
reached the pole ten days later. Pont
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-26
CHAPTER XIV.
Billings, symptoms Alarm Me.


Most Internal outrage of. the cen
tury. / tell you," Billings stormed
For an hour ! had sat there in my
rooms. limp and bewildered under the
tempest OF his wrath. The wild and
incoherent sputter over the phone
that Jenkins reported upon my return
had sent me on hunt for my friend
had found him sullenly dining alone
over at the club. and as soon as
entered he started to bolt from the
room. Only through the greatest
pleading had | managed to coax him
back to my chambers. hoping l might
screw out of him some explanation.
I had received It, by Jove!
OF course. recognized 1t all as i'm
possible and crazy, you know, but
when / said so to Billings his remarks
we're 80 violent, and he turned such a
dangerous apoplectic purple, dashed If
| didn't renege.
But then the old man. you know!"
l protested weakly.
Billings leveied his big arm at me.
mouthing wordlessly for a minute.
"That-that1l do. about that old
ne CuOhtu dl last 4NOl-hOl
another word about him," And final.
ly he collapsed into his seat from
sheer exhaustion. Just sat there
painting and glaring at me like Jolly
bulldog.
Gradually he became calmer.
Tell you what: the only thing that
let's you out. Dicky. is the way Van
Dyne and Blakesley did. in turn. when
got them there"
He spoke savagely. but frightened
little.
Obi" said. Didn't they recog-
nize you. either?"
Billings snort made me jump.
Recognized" he beloved. They
went back. mad as hell!"
BY Jove!" ! said soothingly.
That's not ALL" continued Billings
grimly. II was SO sure it was a put
up job. some asinine, fool Joke. 1 wrote
8 cautious note to the governor. After
a lot of pleading, got the fools to
send 1t. He came"
Billings paused dramatically.
"Oh, yes, he camel" he went on,
fixing me with an excited eye. And
when staggered FORWARD and did the
prodigal son act on his neck. he hand
ed me a punch that jolted on his silk
tile. Went straight up in the air with
the whole bunch down there and con-
to do things for them that will
keep them active for a year. Threat
ened to have me sent up for forgery
this is my own father now, mind
Of my own name! HUH"
Billings strobe to the end of the
room and back. Then he sat down
again. beating with his foot upon the
floor.
They were pretty nasty after that"
Billings went on gloomily; "and they
send for any one else. Just
had to sit there in that internal bas-
tile with nothing on but pajamas and
q pair Of bedroom slippers. Every
once In while somebody would come