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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-10-18

'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.
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1t is expected that at least 30, I.
900 carloads Of apples will be
shipped out of the Ozark region
this season.
Chas. Hanna, who robbed the
bank at Tyler, was sentenced to
six years in the penitentiary last
week in Dunklin county.
John W. Praisewater was NOM
mated by the Nodaway county
Republicans as a candidate for
the legislature. Johns last name
would indicate he is dry.
Oscar Hugg and Anna johnson
were married in Chilhowee the
other day aGd the News headed
the item "Hugg Johnson" Well,
he had a right to, didn't he?
C. L. Enyart, mayor of Stan
berry, received a poodle dog from
Moscow, Russia, the other day,
the express alone being S122.e5'
Nobody but mayor could afford
a dog like that.
Missouri's wheat crop this year
amounted to 21,000, 900 bushels
and the average was IS bushels
to the acre. The maximum yield
was A 1-2 bushels on farm in
Nodaway county.
Guillenne Juentes, a first cap
tain in the Mexican army, has
enrolled at the State University.
We don't blame Captain Juentes
for selecting a nice quiet place
like Columbia to spend the winter,
A certain Bolckow girl sent q
half dollar to Chicago firm who
promised for that sum to send
receipt chow to get fat" A few
days later she received a postal
on which was written, "buy it OF
the butcher. .'-Bolckow Herald
Good guessers are born. moi
made. A merchant in Platte
county filled a glass Jar with
beans and offered a prize to the
person who came nearest guess.
ing the correct number. A mar
who had raised beans all his life
guessed 631. He missed it by
$500.
For the benefit of those patrons
who think that all tobacco comes
from Havana, Pittsburg orWheel'
ing, we print this paragraph from
the Charlton Courier: "JohT
Stevenson has the banner crop o.
tobacco this year. He has forty
acres, and in no part of it car
a 6.foot man see where he il
going"
A Huntsville man was recently
converted at a Baptist reviva
and was In such great hurry Il
insure his salvation that he in
sisted upon being baptized .ha
night. Followed by a large con
gregation, the convert was taker
to creek, about three miles dis
tant, and immersed at II p. m
1t is said not a fish has been takeI
from that creek since.
Unusual things happen iu poll
tics. One of these was the nomi
nation by both the Democrati'
and Republican parties OF Georg'
W. Boone for prosecuting attor
ney of Ozark county at the pri
mary August 9th. Mr.. Boom
received the full democratic vot
and also received many NOR
votes than any other person TO
the came Office on the Republican
ticket.
A railroad fireman at Joplin i
some manner lost HE union ear
and button and later they wsr
found on the body of q man kille'
by . car. The fireman then ap
peared before the eoronsr's jury
identified the man as himself be
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-10-18
NUGGETS FROM WOODROW
WILSON'S SPEECHES.

rhs nation has awakened to q sense
of neglected ideals and neglected du-
ties.
The tariff has become . system Of
favors.
We stand face to face with great
Questions OF right and justice.
Parties and platforms and csndi-
dates shosid be frankly put under ~
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-10-18
Woodrow Wilson Campaign Fund
LOYALTY COUPON

To C. n. CRANE, Vies Chairman Finance Committee.
The Dsnsoerstie Nscasl Commstss 600 MehsAa Avsnas
Chicago, llinola
believer the progressive ideals Of government repre-
ssnsd the candidacy Woodrow Wilson for President Of the
States the end that he take the Office free
handed and obligated but the people Of the
country contribute through the sum of 1..
toward the expenses Of Gov. Wilson's campaign.
Name..
Address
R. F. D............. State e,..................."."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
A LOUD WELCOME TO
REV. and MRS. SUNDAY

as he thought he could do some good.
He said he had tried to arrange to
get into Huntington or Parkersburg.
but his dates were filed for three
years ahead
The singing OF the children was a
big feature and was greatly appreci.
ated and after they had rendered sew
eral selections and a collection had
been taken for the West Virginia
Home for Aged and Friendless Women
Mr.. Sunday started on his evening
sermon, which was one of unusual in.
terest
The Ssddest Story.
Mr. Sunday told the story OF the
confession OF David TO Nathan. that
ne had sinned against the Lard and
said: Il think the story OF David is
the saddest in the Old Testament.
When God inspires a man 20 write
like he did the authors OF the Bible.
he seems that everything is put in and
that is why We have the story Of
David. He wants you and me 20 know
the history Of these men and what
they did in the earlier days.
God doesn't manifest mercy only
az one period but In all ares True to
His promise. he will forgive. n man
had merely written the Bible for di.
version he would never have told that
David committed adultery: or that
Noah got drunk. or thai Peter denied
God. u Is a sad thing 20 tie your
hopes 70 man or woman and he dis
appointed. Many n wife amid the
scent % orange blossoms built high
hopes with the man she wed and was
later heartbrosen by hypocrisy.
Many a mother has built high
hopes on her children and lived 90 see
them
Turn out ieonoelasts
Many mother has Withdrawn from
society and BIT tho back ALLEYS % keen
from looking people in the face b.
cause ~ some disgrace her BOYS or
Eiris hruuEht mon The family name A"
Mr. sunday then took up the subject
~ rrpenfance and foId the difference
between r and remu-se He also told
~ 80 e~erfr 70 on if- rnif many
men corr Ho much over their sInn
fhaf ffer cannot ronfucf their husI
rnsa rrurrriI rarF 20 fhem have
irff f0an Dol ra'f for fear ftar VIII
do -Tu~ft.rE decen. before fhey - to
BEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
BY DELEGATIONS At THE TAB
ERNAclE ON SATURDAY.
Evangelist Makes Very Interesting
Response, Hoping He Can Re-
turn to Wheeling in Fall.

Thrilling features marked the ser
vices at the tabernacle Saturday even
ing and in a measure testified TO
what results have been accomplished
by the Sunday meetings in this city.
Special delegations OF the ". G. T. u.
and working men occupied reserved
sections Of the big edifice and the
demonstration preceding the sermon
was wonderful and attested to the
strong grip the religious tidal wave
has secured on the hearts OF the
Wheeling people.
At Z o'clock 100 members OF the
WOman's Christian Temperance Union
passed down the center aisle and
while the children in the choir sang
Onward Christian Soldier" filed into
their seats 10 the cheers OF the 5000
people already assembled. Following
them closely came 100 brawny en-
ployes OF the Wheeling Steel & Iron
company. carrying flags and a silk
banner Identifying them. Then came
a delegation OF 100 from the la Belle
Iron works and 80 machinists from
the Wheeling Mold A. Foundry com
pany. Each delegation as 81 fled In
was heartily cheered
Another feature vas the singing.
and the 500 children gathered In the
choir loft SANE Justify but tenderly
The echoing Of their words b. the
biz brawuy workinEmen was very
touching and brought tears 20 the
eyes o. many
Noisy Welcome.
81 VI and Mrs SUNDAY eIbowed
their way through fhe crowd and on
tered fhe taberuacla fhe member ~
Tho ~ g. D r. rUHr fu their feet and
sans cong 30 greeting fo tho tune
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25

or nails that clinch and not the short
kind that are always pulling out The
best thing about Job was that he did
Gods will continuity. He always kept
the devil on the jump up ond down
the earth. There was no vacation for
the devil when Job was on the Job.
You want your religion OF the
evergreen variety and not of the
grounding variety. II is the lasting
kind that counts, the kind that is the
same every day In the week, eevery
week In the month and every month
In the year. Remc>lber the cross is
not wrapped with veiyet and the knots
and splinters are not covered with
roses. There is no crown in sight
But IL means you are on Gods side.
III you are not willing TO be as God
wants you. stop and get out OF the
church. Quit where you are. God
mas painted in two pictures the last
Judgment. They are two classes. the
jet black and the pure white. There
Is no shading from one to the other,
no changing from ligt 10 dark and
from dark TO light. but just plain
Jet Black and Pure White.
One represents the right and the
left; one heaven and the other hell:
one means saved and the other lost:
one is the sign OF the church and the
other OF the devil. From IL there Is
no appeal. You have the chance to
get from the dark to the light through
faith in Jesus Christ. II is Gods
ultimatum. Re a Christian or not,
take your religion from this Bible or
Will you take IL from some fol-de-doI
that comes along? II you are willing
to decide for Jesus yours will be a
life of trust. Two cant live together
unless they agree. IL husband and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
MISS MILLER HOLDS
AFTERNOON MEETING
PLANS TO FORM A BIBLE CLASS
FOR BUSINESS WOMEN.
Twenty-Five Go Forward After the
MISUNDERSTANDING Talk
Delivered

Miss Miller. OF the Sunday party.
was in charge OF an enthusiastic meet.
ing held yesterday afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church, when after
a heart to heart talk by the leader,
twenty-five OF those present went for
ward and took her by the hand and
accepted Christ. The meeting was
opened by a song service and Miss
Eva Egerter favored with a vocal solo
while several selections were rendered
on the pipe organ.
Following the meeting a business
session was held and plans we're made
for forming a business woman's Bible
class. A committee was appointed
from the different denominations in
the city and a meeting will be called
for next week when a constitution will
be adopted. The MONDAY meetings
for business women will close with
the meetings TO be held Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday OF this week.
On Wednesday. Mrs. Sunday will ad-
dress the meeting from 1880 until II
O'Clock. and Mr.. Sunday will speak
from IL TO 1890 O'Clock
Permanent Organization.
This afternoon at the Y w. G. a.
a meeting will be held for the girls
who are unable to attend the regular
meetings and plans will be discussed
for the formation OF the Bible study
class which will be a permanent or.
ganization. and the work will be car
ried on after the work OF the Sunday
party. On the following day at the
home OF Mrs. Reed Baird another
meeting for the same purpose will be
conducted and a coure of Bible study
outlined.
Cards have been distributed among
all the business women and these will
be filed out as an application for
membership to the organization.
Y. W. c. A. 10 Attend.
On Tuesday evening a reservation
will be made at the tabernacle for the
members OF the Y. W. c. A. and Il is
expected hiatt 500 will attend IN a
body They will meet az the First
Presbyterian church a. $50 O'Clock
and proceed 20 the tabernacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25

wife can't agree they rush to the di-
vorce courts.
What God says il final and there
is no appeal. You owe unquestionable
obedience to Christ. II you love me.
keep my commandments Ask your
self, Am | doing what Jesus would
do? Am | doing il in the same way
as.if Jesus was here? Am l treating
my employe as Jesus would have me:
Am / honest to my employer? Am
the person God wants me to be?
Would i want
Jesus TO BE My Partner
In business? Would want him to
10 go TO my home? To the garnet? TO
the cellar? TO the ice box? Do | give
1000 pounds for every ton? Do sell
things as advertised
Am l a follower OF Christ? Do
you vote as Jesus would have you?
When you vote at the polls next No
vember. II you don't vote right. don't
insult jesus by looking him in the
face again. You can take my picture
and put II in a gun and shoot il into
the Twenty-sixth ward in Chicago, and
the judge will pick 1t up. open it and
say. Hello. there's old Bill. He's
against the saloon Which side will
they find you on?
DO you read the right kind OF
books? Do you spend as much time
reading the Bible as you do fixing
your hair or manicuring your finger
nails? Read the text: He that saith
he abideth in him ougt himself also
so to walk even as he walked" After
telling of some OF the experiences Of
missionaries in foreign countries. Rev
Sunday closed his sermon with an
earnest and powerful prayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
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Ssrrons Yesterday.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25

glorious experience: IL you want to
feel His hand in yours and His heart
throb with your heart throb. 20 to
your room. turn out the lights. fall on
your knees and stay in prayer until
you can feel His very presence with
you"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
EVERYTHING ON THIS CAR
New RICH Will Create Sensa-
ton Among Motorists.

Once more the Detroit corporation which
manufactures the rich car has created
something of a sensation in motor car pro
ducing circles and among motorists gem
orally. this time with an announcement IF
equipment on it's touring car for 1918 that
heretofore has been looked for only on cars
selling at much higher price.
The equipment includes five electric
lights, non-skd tires all around, Warner
autometer, top fitted with Jiffy curtains,
TOP slip cover. rear vision mirror and robe
rail. That the 1913 season will be one in
which full equipment OF a motor car with
every essential to convenience and comfort
in driving will be demanded by motorists
and that the more progressive manufactur-
ers are preparing TO go the limit on such
equipment, is indicated by the announce
ment.
The furnishing Of electric lights is de-
cided step forward. The advantages of this
type Of lighting are manifest, for they can
be turned on or of without leaving the
seat-a convenience that is really realized
when it becomes necessary TO light up On
a muddy road
The autometer furnished is a Warner
Model 3. with speed indicator, trip and
total mileage recorder, the latter being of
five figures The Warner speedometer has
proven itself reliable under all conditions
and is used on many Of the highest priced
cars.
The top is Of Fairfield rubber. and Zach
is fitted with JAfy curtains. These cur
tains make II unnecessary for the driver 10
leave his seat and wade through mud 10
inclOse the car when storm comes up,
for they operate from inside. top slip
cover is also provided with each car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
WANT BOILLOT'S ENTRY
Milwaukee Association May
Bring Grand Prix Winner Here.

Tpon learning that Boillot had won the
French Grand Prix race last Wednesday,
Bsrt ]. Ruddle manager Of the Mllwau-
wee Automobile Dealers Association, which
"a 10 conduct the big fall race meet. wired
the Eastern representatives Of the Wander
bilt CUP and Grand Prize Race Committee
that an effort would be made to secure
BoiIlots entry in both of the classics at
Milwaukee in September
AT present II is practically certain that
the winners Of all the recent big races Will
no seen in the coming classic contests.
David Bruce Brown, twice winner of the
Savannah Grand Prize race, who gave the
foreigners quite scare by winning the
nrst leg OF the French Grand Prx, stated
before leaving for Europe that he would
trv 10 obtain n car for the Milwaukee races
Ralph De Palma the unlucky driver OF
the last 5OO-mile race at indianapolis. Will
he I'm the hunt for the prizes. De Palma Is
now I'm Switzerland. where lie will rest for
n while at his wifes home. He and Mrs
De Palma will return to America, and the
Vanderbilt and Grand Prize probably viii
be the next competitions I'm which he APP
pears. Bruce Brown and Spencer Wishart
will return from Europe In the mean time,
and several OF the foreign pilots may ac-
company them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
Forty Thousand Cars To Be
Built by Toledo Plant in
Next Twelve Months.

Continuing a remarkable policy Of ex-
pansion. John y. WHY'S, president Of the
WHY'S Overland Company, of Toledo,
makers Of Overland motor cars, announces
that the capitalization of the company will
be increased from 10000 10 $4,000;
that four large buildings will be con
structed and several smaller buildings in
creased in capacity; that he will emHfoy
three thousand additional men. making
total of nine thousand on the payroll,
which will amount TO $4,000 a month, and
will produce forty thousand Overland cars
for 1913
The capitalization Of the company when
the increase IS made Will be divided into
100000 worth OF common stock and 81
10000 worth of per cent cumulative pre-
ferred II is said that Mr.. WHY'S Will re-
tain all OF the common stock and appl!ca-
ton may be made TO list the preferred on
the New York Stock Exchange
The capacity of the plant will he doubled.
The demand for Overland automobiles Is
responsible for the vast improvements ard
branching out Of the company. During the
last season the company had 10 decline
several thousand orders because the lc-
mand was much greater than the capacity
Of the vast Toledo factories
Mr. WHY'S says that he will turn out
two hundred finished cars every day when
the improvements are made. Al the pres
ent time rs cars are manufactured each
day. During the last few weeks orders Tor
more than three thousand Overland cars
had 10 be cancelled.
The new improvements have been under
consideration for some time past and par
ticularly since the plant proved unable 10
keep pace with orders. During the last
eleven months the Toledo factory has
turned out 1900 cars, but the demand
proved that the plant would have 10 be on
larged and It was deemed advisable 10 In
crease the stock OF the company 10 make
the Improvements.
One Of the new buildings 10 be construct
ed will be larger than any IN use at the
present time. II will be zoo feet long 100
feet wide and three stories high, and viii
be constructed at the rear Of the present
factory buildings. Mr.. WHY'S recently nc
ou!red the necessary property. He formerly
owned forty-four acres Of land. but In view
Of the many Improvements planned, has
increased his holdings 10 seventy-two acres.
second factory building. 90 feet long
and 70 feet wide and two stories high, will
be constructed just west Of the drop forge
6enartment. while the Klnsey Manufacture
ing Company. one of the Overland concerns,
will construct new five story building, so
nv 100 feet. The new building will be larger
than the present plant Of the kinsey com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
MARVEL IN TRUCK LOADING
Cubic Yard of Sand a Minute Is
Possible with New Device.

Operators ot motor trucks will be inter
ested in "A new and very novel loading de-
vice now I'm use 10y firm In Yonkers. II
works automatically and will load a truck
with one cubic yard of sand or gravel
minute Inasmuch rs n cubic yard weighs
200 pounds. some idea of the great ef-
fcicncy OF the device may be understood
The loader IS part Of the hauling equip
mont Of a contracting concern. and is OPP
Grated I'm conjunction with the Velie trucks.
II also takes but one minute TO unload, as
the body. which is placed on an incline, Is
hold in position forward by two links and
pins when the pins are removed the op-
orator starts the load on its way with
short pnchbar
The loading device will no doubt be adopt
cd by many operators Of motor trucks. II
consists Of series Of buckets running over
an incline and does away with the labor
Of four men. who would require At least
twenty minutes 10 do the same work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
STARTLING TIRE FIGURES
Statistician Shows Enormous
Extent of American Industry.

A statistidian in motoring affairs esti-
mates that during tho year 1912 $40 100000
worth Of tires will be sold in the United
states. He bases his figures on the fact
that there are six hundred thousand auto
mobiles in use I'm the country and that
each car will require six tires. according
10 the estimate OF automobile tire manu-
facturers.
This means that the total output OF the
entire country will be four million tires
Figuring the average cost Of tire to the
car owner at $50. the American motoring
public Will spend on tires next year the
huge amount named.
From January Of this year 10 the middle
OF June the Goodyear Company. manu-
facturcrs Of the No-Rim-Cut tire, has
placed on the market 1900 tires. and by
tho md OF the year p. W. L!tchheld, the
factory manager estimates that the output
viii reach one million tires. In other words,
the Goodyear company Will produce one
fourth Of the cOuntry's entire output
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
Overland Company Enlarges
and Will Double It's Output

pany, which is now housed IN four story
building
In order 10 erect the five story building
several residences and store Will have TO
be removed. Although the present plans FOR
enlargement do not include an office build
ing Mr.. WHY'S says that he expects in
short time 10 build new and modern ONCE
building adjacent 10 the present plants
Legal steps toward the increase in tho
capital stock have already been taken ana
the application will be filed with the Secre-
tary Of state of Ohio I'm few days. The
fact that Mr. WHY'S viii take all OF the
common stock IN the company IS proof OF
his faith I'm the Overland automobile lie
will continue as president Of the company
and Will direct the work the same as ne
has in tho past. giving his personal a'teh-
ton "a all Of the details OF the business.