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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
THE CROPS AND THEIR MARKET.

There is every indication that
the American farmers will harvest
bumper crops this year Our wheat.
corn. oats. hay. barley and potatoes
are likely to be worth over 81, 600 .OOO.-
600. greater sum probably than any
nation ever before took from the soil
in one year. When these crops are
harvested there will be quick and
profitable sale for every bushel OF
wheat corn and potatoes. and for
every ton OF hay Why?
Because the remarkable industrial
and commercial development OF the
American people has in the past ten
years created a home market for prac.
rically every pound OF food products
that We grow between the two
oceans.
Sixteen years ago when the Wilson
tariff bill was in force. corn grown
on the farms OF the west was used
for fuel. because there was no market
for Il. Wheat sold as low as nfty
cents per bushel. and potatoes we're
left TO rot in the ground. because
there was no one 10 buy them. 4
mistaken governmental policy had
paralyzed the great industries Of the
United states. Thousands OF men
walked the streets and hunted work.
but found no work Mills and fac
tories We're idle and the buying clpac-
fly OF the American people was re-
duced 20 a minimum.
To-day the voters OF the United
States are asked 70 repeat the mis-
take OF 1892. a political party seeks
the votes Of the American people on
the broad declaration that there ia no
power under the American consutn.
ton 70 levy a tariff except Tor pur
poses % revenue. In tho light Of his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
BROOKE COUNTY LOYALTY.

In set OF ringing resolutions. the
Republican executive committee Of
Brooke county pledges It's loyalty TO
the national Republican ticket. The
action OF Brooke county. following
thar Of many other county orraniza-
lions in the state. indicates the trend
Of sentiment among West Virginia Re-.
publicans. With 4 third party organi-
zation inimical 20 tho national Rcpub-
lican party. they have nothing I'm com
mon. and their attitude must BE- one
OF uncompromising opposition. Day
by day the issue between the regular
Republican party and col Roosevelt
and his followers becomes more clear.
ly defined. II Is apparent that the
new third party which col. Roosevelt
seeks 20 found can live and prosper
only al the expense OF the national
Republican party II Is apparent that
Col Roosevelt and those engaged
With him are moro seriously deter
mined ~ disorganizc and disrupt tho
Republican party than they are %
accomplish any specific reform They
Do not expect 20 win They hope 20
defeat the national Republican organi-
zation.
u BIS not strange. Therefore. thar
LOYAL Republicans Ike those ~ Brooke
county and ~ those iu West virginia
in general who believe BOZ tho rr.u.
ripirs ana policies and fle traditions
~ fh" Republican psrtg rei..f RDose.
e'.f and Hoosrvoinsn a mar cannot
s"rr" Too masters surrort,r. or f..
reu party havo ro place In rr ,Ylr.
se's ari n fhe organization ~ rIa
regular Republican part. auI re
place f.. over, man 90 prove Dol. I.y.
a.fy to Republican principle. Dol bach
% fte raH na' Republican osrfilaIo.
ani ir 'Ha ranks % t. re.4.ar ua
publican .rrar.rsfIar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14

tory. II can hardly be possible that
the mistake OF 1892 will be repeated
When the voters OF the United States
face deliberately and calmly the prob
lem OF determining national policy.
they are likely TO ask themselves how
can We better things. how can we give
to American working men more en-
ployment than they have. and how
can We give 10 the farmers better
crops and better prices than they
have? The answer is reasonably Ger.
tain 10 be favorable TO a continuance
in power OF tho great party whose
record through afty years Of admin.
istration. has been connected with tho
greatest prosperity and the most re.
markahle development that this or
any other country ever saw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
REAL PRocREsslvEs FAVOR
TAFT

Senator's Gronna. OF North Dakota.
LaFollette. 81 Wisconsin. Kenyon. OF
Iowa and Cummins. OF Iowa. four OF
the most distinguished leaders OF the
progressive movement IN the United
States. announce their allegiance 10
the national Republican parry. and
their opposition TO Mr. Roosevelt and
the third party movement. without
the influence and the activity OF these
four men. the insurgent or progressive
movement would have made little
Roadway. LaFollette and Cummins.
In particular. have stood In tho fore.
front o. battle. 40 men have been
more conspicuous In constant advo-
eacy of the particular interests for
which the progressive element In the
Republican party has stood than hav.
been LaFoile''e and Cummlns These
men know perhaps better than any
one else me insincerity and selfish.
ness which col Roosevelt has shown
towards every man whose vie1a ,r
opinions FLASHED Win bic ambition
and Interest They know. too uhar
nay Do properly expected from On
orFan.fafon dominated by Theodore
Roosevelt
Their action .' standing ly t1e
national Republican rrsarnlra- f.r
lorirF ife action o. such men a.
Gorerrrr ii1f'ev. o. WIss..r AMI
Cof'rrr- ueresr. o, fHr4.s sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
a QUESTION TO THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

After several weeks elaboration.
the coroner OF Ohio county has re-
turned to the widow OF J. c. Mccarthy
SIS OF the $40 which he required her
10 pay before the body Of her hus-
band was surrendered for burial
Without rendering the itemized state
ment which the coroner promised TO
render. that Official holds on TO s2j
which he alleges is due him for ser
vices and for the fees OF various wit
nesses.
What services we're these. and who
were the Witnesses?
What amount were they allowed to
receive?
II would seem 10 the Intelligencer
this is a matter that the county com
missioners OF Ohio county might we'll
investigate. II one Of their appointees
is to be allowed 20 exercise his office
for the purposes Of petty graft or pet
~ persecution. IL is we'll for the pub
lie 10 know this fact. There is a
principle involved in this matter. The
large majority OF the coroner's in
quests held in this county are over
the bodies OF unfortunates whose
families are little able 20 pay big
charges for the privilege OF knowing
that their loved ones are dead. II
is altogether probable that the widow
OF this man Mccarthy needs the s25
which was taken from her. a great
deal worse than the coroner Of Ohio
county, the witnesses. or any one else
needs IL. That the misfortunes and
sorrows OF the poor should be made
the opportunities for the exploitation
and enrichment OF Office holders is
an outrage that ought 10 be summar-
lily stopped. Certainly the county
commissioners Of Ohio county cannot
approve OF the remarkable conduct OF
their appointee in this particular case.
II would be interesting 10 have from
them some statement % what they
consider TO be the proper procedure
in affairs OF this Kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
IF NOT-WHY?

Word comes from Washington Congress
that will be ten DAYS
or two weeks and the weared Solons will depart
Eight months standing before nearly
means assembled from West Virginia
T. Gaoek solemnly pledged himself exposing
laying before the Senate of the United
the wholesale purchase and Virginia
laue by C. W. Watson and w. E. account of his
position Governor Gasscok naturally
this important work All who heard him took him
months the people of West Virginia make
that word good.
Only few days remain in which o act he act?
II not-Why?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
ENGLISH AVIATOR kILIEn

SAilSBJ nv. England. Aug. - -
ON" ~ Tho most experienced o. I'm
Ellsh Hirncn. y e.. Fenwick. was kill
I'd today while participating in the
Wili'arr aviation speed tests ou
Salisbury Plain ife was nyir..
over fhe aviation camp Zoo his nj
plano o. on altitude ~ 200 f..t
whom tho machine suddenly turned
turtle and dashed Go the ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
KNIGHTS Hold Meeting.

Local lodge. Knights Of Pythias held
f.'a OCULAR weekly meeting last even
INK 81 their lodge rooms 30 the NJ Mech
goo Guiding and transacted important
business. followed by the initiation Of
several members iu tie order. Several
members took tho first. second and
trirt degrees. social session closed
t4C meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
street Closed.

Marshall street between Third and
Tent streets has been closed Co traffic
ana viii remain 90 for the nsNt feV
weeks Danger signals have been placed
90 Dot. ends and autos and vehicles
are forced 90 turn toward the river
and drive along railroad street The
traction company are making rapid pro-
gross with the proposed rev double
track through this city and a large force
u men are az work on the Job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
IL MECHEN
Church OF God TO Hold Annual Outing
Today on Comp Grounds. News
OF McAechlen.

Arrange are complete for the
annual outing and picnic OF the mem
ners Of the church Of God 81 this city.
The members and their friends Will
meet at tNe church tsis morning at
eight o'clock and take special cars for
tho Mcuudsvilic camp grounds where the
affair viii he held \ splendid progra m
aas been arranged for the day and
manv contcats are 20 De pulled e. A
basket dinner Will be a feature or the
affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14

itars Iater Mt. Prentice became one OF the most
famous OF American editors. founding the Louisville
Journal and later associated with Louisville Courier
the two papers having been combined into one under the
name OF the CourterJournal secession
MS editorials had much to do with keeping Kentucky
from Withdrawing fro mthe Union in 1851
Mr.. Prentice gained n double reputation He was
perhaps better known TO the American public as
the master OF caustc and keen His witty epigrams
served to make his newspaper famous they
widely copied But with another smaller class Mr.
Prentice gained high reputationss poet So well es.
tabished was that reputation that fugitive poems
were COLLECTED about the time CIVIL Var nnh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
EPISCOPAL elsAoe DIES

BOSTON. Aug. dispatch
from coventry. England. announces
il' sudden death OF fh. Reverend
i-ivHr1 lrrrr1rp formerly an
lHs' opal t''frt man of This rif. and
lf.r fsrf. Of 30. Paurs .hur,b
Wir.ra. NIrn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14

Funeral services over tie remains %
fle three k--oid daughter of Mr. ard
Mrs. william kf-fuer VII Is helI frfz
Afternoon af Two riork FROM o.. late
r'e Hence Rev T. o. Fellerq viii nfi-
Cisfe lrterment viii be made 90 Al.-
AifU.er cen. sfrrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14

A-rauseu1cufs have been con pleted ny
TIE ladies' auxiliary ~ tie brotherhood
~ Locomotive Engineers - this city
for the lawn fetc 90 he given this even
Ing on the lawn of Finregau. at
car STOP SO %. Refreshments will
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

HE Great Editor Who Encouraged John Whittier
hu implanted neshbors the
there he lived un, IN ISIS when he
Providence
me wesweeP the meadow the little
water wheel by Of
served him In his boy
hood u of him then -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14
'PROGRESSIYES SAY
WOMEN FAVOR THEM

CHICAGO. Aug. i3.-Leadcrs at
the Chicago headquarters az the Pro-
gresSive party today. declared that
the support being given their cause
by women was taking decidedly
substnnctGl form. Scores of letters
have been received in he last few
DAYS from women Intending good
wishes and IT, nearly every case con-
tanning campaign contributions rang
irg from 81 TO s.. Miss Elizabeth
Wroe. Of Chicago. .-ad"d todays
list with "a $50 contribution.
Members 81 the Republican eNecu-
tive committee. which Will direct that
Partys camy align. gathered In Chi-q-
go tonight for "a meeting tomorrow.
In addition Victor Ros. Walter. for
mer National committeeman from
Nebraska. and National committee
man STANLEY. - Kansas held confer
'u'es with David ". Mulvane. OF
Kansas. who IS boz charge 81 the
Chicago Republican bureau. Mr
STANLEY declared that despite the
suit being prosecuted toy Kansas
rr"gressives TAFT and not Roose, IL
electors would he placed on the tick
q IN that state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14

NEW YORK. Aug William
Farn'~. Ir.. chairman % rho advis-
DRY committee announced that he had
called a melting of rho fuu commit
g." Tor Monday AuuEusf .f. ~ the
Republican club here. Detailed ar
ranEements Will Do made then. for
carrying on the Republican cam
Iaign In every state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-14

Tsrns Per Tear. ~ Nal In Advances
Postage Prepaid
Daily. q pays Der wessJ. I year. ..ssfs
RSuy. Ytx hontno. ~
peily. Three hon.hs. ......... l-ss
Daily. fhrs. Dsys PER " ssk. ....... lso
1hts oue 10utn. 80
weekly. one Year In Advance ...... Lea
weekly. six Months. 90
1.-THE iNTELLiGESCER- embracing
tts several editions. 10 entered In the
,oeteffics az WhssiinE. ". We. - Sec
,no-elass matter.1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

I.nbin company; subject, Indian
schools. Indian village. Albuquerque;
zoo feet 2O.O00.0OO seeing.
Telegraph company; subject, The
Tourist In New MeEieoi 1000 feet
S0,0O0.000 seeing
Biograph company: subject The
Hero Rrothers, acted al Islcta and
Albuquerque; 2,O0O feet. 30.0O0.O00
seeing
Total No. feet. $500 Total No.
people seeing. 220.O0O.O00.
70 have this number OF feet Of
iilm taken would cost si3,200,000 or
f2.00 foot la addition 10 the ox-
pensos of camera men, and this
would only include one copy, or In
other words. the negative film Of
6. 500 feet The companies producing
this New Mexico matter ara taking
from 60 TO 200 posltlves from each
negative which 60 TO moving picture
exchanges throughout the world ~
got as many negatives made and the
same distribution would be almost
impossible and would be beyond ths
means OF any state or nation. A. u
iH the cost "a the Bureau of Immigra'
ton has only been the effort made
70 interest these manufacturers ane
less than t75 for livery and travelling
expenses expended Ia interesting rep
resentatiyes sent 70 New Mexlcc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

either 10 do tho actual work or 70
look the field over.
S0usa of these companies arc COM
ing back To New Mexico and will
bring with them theatrical troops for
the purpose Of enactsng plays among
the Indian villages and ancient cliff
dwellings of the state. This VIII be
"A big advertisement from tourist
standpoint and az the same time viii
bring money into the state as Il costs
considerable to produce these scenic
pictures. The BiGgraph troop Of
forty-fivo actors recently here spent
from $4,000 90 $4,000 among the
merchants. hotels. etc, In tho pro-
duction Of the 3.O00 feet OF comedy
and drama taken.
Thus far the field has hardly been
touched and with the cooperation
Of every district OF the state Il viii be
possible TO interest other manuiae-
turers and bring them into the state
20 leave money and 20 carry away
knowledge Of tho Sunshine state
which viii be- conveyed 90 millions Of
people IN every part of the world.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
TO Spend
QUARTER MILLION
Site Selected for Elaborate Ex-
hibit Of Products of Sister
State at San Diego EXPOSE
tion.

Especial Correspondence 90 Herald.l
San Diego Cali June 27.-Arizona,
through her commission 20 the San
Diego exposition, has selected her site
and IL the recommendation OF the
cOmmission are carried out VIII ex-
pend f250,OO0 ON her exhibit
The commission visited the site OF
the exposition. and. examining Tho
plans and grounds, selected two and
q nalf acres on the most prominent
part Of tie section allotted 90 states.
This site is 90 ae covered with lawns
ono trees and ln the center win be-
the Arizona building. a structure that
ls 10 cost at least $4,000 Arizona
has always been liberal lea her parti-
clpation at expeditions. hut ON tnis oc-
casion argues that no other state Is In
position 10 derive a. much benefit
from tho san Diego exposition an Is
AriEOna, owing 40 her coniiEuous sit
uatlon, her resources aud her oppor-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

tunitles. The exposition Is 20 appeal
70 those interested In reclamation,
conservation forestation ana the at
traction Of immigration. These four
things coupled with the mining indus
try, Arizona Is giving the greatest at
tention. For this reason the commits
sion holds uiat she must make an ex-
ira effort and that her section in San
Diego must be the most extensive Of
any state In the union, she being a
large part % The southwest a part OF
the territory Of San Diego and tho
state having the greatest undeyelopcd
opportunities.
Work on the section devoted to the
southern counties Of California IL pro-
crossing Enthusiastically Flowing and
grading is going on and the plantation
~ 10 start just az soon as Commits
sioner Wilson, Of the southern coun-
ties board. can get al u. The engln-
oering force Of the exposition is work.
Ing on plans aud specifications for the
building, which will cost nearly $780,
Gee.
Other work going on az tho eXposi-
lion site Includes grading for the main
east entrance, for the main prado, nm
lshing Of service buildings and omer-
gency field hospital. propagation Al
the huge nursery. where are now over
100000 worth OF rare plants, ferns
aud trees, aud engineering work for
the great bridge. Plans for the Cali
fornla building are also being pre-
pared. THIS structure will cost about
so00,OOO II present plans are carried
out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
GR0UCHY PASSENGER
THROWS A LIGHTED
LANTERN INTO CAR

Phoenix. kriz.. June 27.--As a
Washington streot car was proceeding
eastward about S:a0 o'clock yesterday
evening. some miscroant standing az
Fifth avenue hurled az It a lighted
lantern which he had picked up from
the ground whore Il had been used
AZ a danger signal. The lantern struck
two women and a man, passengers on
the ear. but fortunately none OF them
was injured The car was quickly
backed to "a point opposite TO that a.
which the man had stood when the
lantern was thrown but he had disap-
peared and no trace Of him could b.
found.
II Is sald that earlier In the evening
the conductor on this car had had q
dispute with passenger regarding
the payment OF a fare; and Il - be-
lleved That the disgruntled passenger
IL the man who committed the dqs-
tardiy act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
BIG BUSINESS FOR
LAND OFFICE At
FORT SUMNER
Passage of Three Year Home
stead Act Has Immediate
Effect; Repairs Progressing
on Damaged Dam on Pecos,

Especial Correspondents 20 HeraId.l
Fort sumner. n. NJ. June 2G.--
The United states land office az Fort
sumner is certainly doiRg "lund or
flee business" IN the fun sense Of the
term. especially since the Shree-year
Law has become effective. over 100
proofs were received Ia this month OF
May and over one hundred and fifty
Ia the month OF june About 100
have been set for hearing In tho
month OF July and zoo for August
Since the official notification ~ the
passage OF the thrce-year law re-
celved about two weeks ago, the H.
nal proof applications have been
coming Ina "a the rate Of about twenty
a day and this rate shows little evil
denoe Of abatement as practically
twO-thlrds. OF the settlers Of the dis-
trict are able to make proof under
that act Unless additional clerical
assistance Is sent the office viii not
be abs 60 keep up with the rush.
The patentinE Of All this land viii
treasury deposits Ia the matter Of
hHa NNANAlftNs
A. y. Curren has rendered his res
ignation as worshipful master OF the
Temporary Masonic organization for
the reason that he e. soon 10 leave
for Clovis and has recommended as
his successor Dr ~, =. Alldredge.
4. G.. Henry, former cashier Of the
bank VIII assume his dutile az regis
ter of the federal land office on July
4. 1919. when he win succeed A. u.
Curron. who has held that position
since the creation 81 the office.
Work h still progressing on the
Wpair at TIE dam which was washed
out durirs the hiEh water on the Pc
aos river, iAst, weeks aE0. u II an
nounced that the dam win be- repair
"a Within nBnther week
Miss Adclina Jaramiilo has filed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28
CHAVEs RELEASED TO
APPEAR IN SANTA FE
ON OWN RECOGNIzANCE

jose Chavez. accused OF assisting IN
the smuggling OF ammunition from
the United states into Mexico. was ar
raigned before United states Commits
sioner H. n. whiting In the federal
building today. Leroy .. Moore, as
sistant United states district attorney
represented the government ON his
motion. Chavez and four witnesses,
including W. "A. chamberlin and
William stamps. Of The Whitney CONF
pany were released ON their recog-
nlgance, To appear before the federal
court In santa Pc when notified.
Caavez Is an oxpressman. who a Is
alleged assisted TWO Mexican reoels
from old Mexico, ga load several
thousand cartridnes into boxes and
barrels In Albuquerque. the ammuni-
lion being shipped 10 Demlng and
thence across the line, where 10 WAS
conhscated. The Mexican rebels arr
rived in Albuquerque presumably
from Columbus n NJ. and purchase
mo emmuuitl"n from a local supply
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

The remarkable Increase of inter-
Ell on the part Of the big moving
picture concerns ln the possibilities
for this industry in New Mexico dur
ing the past few months calls atten-
ton 20 one of the most important
factors IN the campaign Of advertis-
ing the resources pf the new state.
The bulletin Of the New Mexico pub
liclty association issued this week re-
views what has been accomplished in
interesting the moving picture men
and the summary is rather ustoniah-
ing Tho Bulletin says;
During January, 1914 the Bureau
OF Immigration started campaign
for tho purpose OF Interesting moving
picture manufacturers in New Mex.
leo A careful letter was written 20
each Of the large producers oWlin-
ing conditions IN the state and sat
OF photographs were sent showing AL
plates 81 interest The result was
that the sellg Polysccpe company
the EsFnuy company. the Ncst0r
company the Gaumont company. she
I.Adu Manufacturing company and
ths American Telegraph company be-
cafne Interested. ana with the oXcep-
ton 81 the Essany and Gaumonl
COMPANIES have come 90 New Mexico
spent thousands OF dollars and taken
pictures which VIII advertise New
Mexico before more than 100000, OOC
people. millions Of whom would
otherwise never have learned any
thing about the new state. The FOL.
lowing IS summary OF what ha'
been accomplished Ia advertising fOl
New Mexico:
Nestor company; subject SAINT
We, 900 feet; 20,O0o,Ueo people see
ing.
Nesior company; subject Albu'
quoraue. 600 feet; s0000.0OO seeing
Nestor company. subject. old Al
buauerque $50 feeti 20.0o0.9o0 see
Ing.
Nestor company, subject, islot'
pueblo: 500 feet: 20.00o,0 GOO seeing.
seilg company; subject sheer
shearlng III New Mexico 700 feet
20 600. 600 seeing
selie companyi subject. hlephun
Butte Dam; ESQ feet 10000 geo see
inF
aelig company subject Alh"Pu''
ana. 500 fceli N1,QRF, nae atelAE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-28

her bond and viii succeed W. II.
Parker as postmaster on or about
July /. Miss Jaramillo has had con-
siderable experience IN the postoftioe
having satisfactorily filied the posi-
tion before. She Is n relative Of ma
tlonal committeeman, Solomno Luna,
and also of supreme court clerk. Jose
Eena.