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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
MESSAGE ON ALASKA
is SENT TO CONGRESS BY THE
PRESIDENT.
Urges Federal Owned Road and Leg
isia,ion TO Develop the
Country.

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Feb. .
President Taft to-day sent TO Con
gross his promised mes sage on Alas
ka and the public donNin In general
In urging The construction OF a
government railroad. a commission
form OF government and other need
Cd lcsi Station for the FAR away terri
tory. President Taft declared there
was nothing in the history OF the
United States which afforded such
just reason Cor criticism az the fail
ure OF the Federal government 70
extend the benefit OF its fostering
care To Alaska.
Il am not in favor OF government
ownership where The same certainty
and efficiency Of service can bc had
by private enterprise" said the Pres
idcnt. but / think the conditions pre-
scented In Alaska are Of such a char
acter as 10 warrant tho government.
for the purpose Of encouraging the
DEVELOPMENT OF that vast and re
markahle territory. 10 build and own
a trunk line railroad. which il can
lease on terms which may be varied
and changed 20 meet the growing
property and deye'opmcnt Of the
territory"
President Taft said there was little
likelihood that th" Jorcan-GugCen-
heim interests would open mp rail
road under the present conditions in
Alaska.
tn" President would have n com
mission form 81 government for Alas
H.. nrhaif ~ 20" commission 10 De-
elected and 10" other half appoint, j
by fh" President
easing system was proposed hv
o." Pre- dent for government coal aaI
phosphate lands % Alaska. - we'll a4
20 fLs 7 r tod states
Ws.-- Pone- P-osi--,.
FOLLOW nr a a.r.s..ru ~ ce~-a
'ere 80 't- Ir-r.- b. ...- p-.e.s. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
IN NEW CHIFFONS
Recall by Their Names the Grand
DANES Of Past

The whole tantalizing. audacious
fascinations of the ages have been
heaped at our feet this year Never
have stufs been so sumpJuous The
diaphanous ch.3ons and clinging
crepes dazzle the eye with their beau
~. One knows not which to choose
from all the brilliant array. they
haunt the senses like beautiful dreams
and one goes back to study them
aEaiu and again like beautiful works
OF art. that they are. one can scarce
y believe that the garlands and spray ;
of exquisite flowers in all the warm
tints OF the Garden can actually find
their way upon woven materials Rur
20 cunning Is the weaver art. so ia.
imitable his treatment, that he has
copied his coiors direct from old
PAINTINGS. rare stufs. O. gone direct
To nature for Inspiration.
And tbs year. % make II still more
iuteres sting. each Lavish design Is def.
icated 10 some grand dame of the past.
who's" wh.'uS ana tastes have set the
fashion OF their tiIae.
Thus. the name If Catherine De SIC.
dti - given 10 Il creamery white chit.
ION. With rare. deep border of silver
TISSUES interviewer with unduiatiuS
festoons OF flowers OF dull blues and
sofe rose nader. II covers "A robe OF
yellow satin which slimmers through
lk" old gold.
MI" Louise de La Valilerc-s robe
Is Of a new sand shade. with a deep
satin border over which bouquets OF
dashins velvet flowers are thrown in
artistic abandon
white ground. the color OF a sea
culls wing. over a blue satin founda-
ton is called Empress Eugene. VITA
dainty pink and blue flowers and sorr
toned rose-. and barely touching the
surface Of the fabric. sea gulls ana
doves are vaguely seen.
Lavish Marie Antoinette has IN.
spir"d an orchid COlorcd robe over a
two-tOl"d satin. with n border the
color 81 rip" grapes. the convention
allied flowers ~ uncut velvet pen
INK into richer hucs
Gray chiffon over Hear, % Tho
Hos"' satin has q solid border uf'h
- r'r1 orchids al ac.Dw. and rob-.
- cloth rf -ii."T va faarcin ~
r.'h i.I" tr.s.' flowers
'-s cY rn' '.t fao forget 20 mention
NJ d. au."-. 81 't-3.. s-.r0u
ci.-. ..'. threads o. god gN.'ue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
.PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
FOR Bad STOMACHS
Indigestion. sovrness. Gas Heartburn
or Dyspepsia Easily Relieved
In Five Minutes

Take your sour. out of-order s,om-
ach-or maybe you call II Indigestion.
| Dyspepsia. Gastritis or Catarrh OF
Stomach: IL doesn't matter-take yonr
| stomach trouble right with YOU TO
your Pharmacist and ask him to open
q o0-cent case OF Papes Diapepsin
and let you eat one 22-grain TRAN
guile and see II within five minutes
there is left any trace OF your former
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
Ia Food Fermentation-for souring:
the Digestive organs become weak.
there is lack OF gastric juice: your
food is only half digested. and you
become affected with loss OF appetite
pressure and fullness after eating.
vomiting. nausea. heartburn. gripping
in bowels. tenderness in the pit %
stomach. bad taste IN mouth consti-
pajicn pain i'm limbs. sleeplessnc. 8.
helchinC OF Sas. bi'iouarcss. sick
headache. nervousness. dizziness or
marr other similar symptoms
II YOU appetite is tickle end no;hia =
temrtS you. or you belch gas. o. Z
you feel bloated after eating. or your
food lies like 4 lump OF lead on your
stomach. you can make up your mind
tndt At ne DottOrn OF All tnis tnere ls
but one cause-.ermentation OF rnci-
gested food.
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as any:
that there is nothing really wrong
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ing what you want without fear OF
discomfort or misery
Almost instant relief Is waiting FOR
4
soon you take a little Diapepsin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
New Taffcta Waists.

Chaneeable taffetas are coming 10
the front in novelty waists. and are
seen IN the tailored and demi tailored
styles. say the Dry Goods Economist
The taiolreG waists are cut like a
shirt. with small pockets. regulation
front p!car. lu'tOn-;hruUgh collar and
iurnhack Guns. Tho strictly tailored
models. however. are not such bill sell.
crs this season a. the mora fancy mum.
bers: consequently manufacturers are
bringing out dressy STYLES which IN
some degree retain a tailored finish
While few plain colors are noted
the Changeable eIHts are much more
in favor. For example. blue and
black. green and black. gold and blue.
lavender and rose. and tan and green
These oolorings harmonic with the
majority OF the suits and viii he seen
TO some extent for early spring wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Street Goats.

There has been considerable de-
mand for street or utility coats made
OF serges. whipcorls and fancy mix.
lures in woolens and worsteds. says
IN" Dry Goods Economist. Navy blue.
tan and gray are the most desirable
color,. While some more extreme
coats are slightly cut away in front.
tho majority are made with long.
straight lines from shoulder 10 hem.
Clever trimming tuuche. are used on
Tho collars. rcvers and cuffs. and
-ome'.m"s the front and ba,k panel,
ar a.s1 fr.uWcH. I$.lt effects are
particularly r0ui and ft" "t- cutting
49, o.. seams i- also f.atgr, VI many
- ft" Ise models.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

TO he ahio now to NaN" f"'t that
rcv"r acne. u'Net R"t tired. ht!~tercd.
swollen or chaf,I. o. nav" CONS. cal
lousss or huu!ous. a. "A t'"rioG< I"""m-
pense for al tie other acu'S auI pains
one suffers in IN. winter OF life TIZ
makes ia. feet feel youug. aud young
feet make you feel young all over.
I've tried many things for my poor
old tired feet. for those hunions or ~
years. and for those cornS that have add
81 wrinkles to my face. I've tried plas-
'ers powders and salVes-and nothing
GAS ever given the relief that TlH has.
Nv feet are now strong and vigorous.
.ney never get tired or swollen. I have
90 Corus cailous.s or buniDas any more
they ar" boys feet on an old man
TIZ Gives instant relief and cures all
DOT troubles. ~ operates on a new prin-
siIlc. draws out all the poisonous eNuda-
Mons that cause foot miSeries.
Don't accept substitute. An elderly
man especially. has a mind OF his own:
zee that YOU get TlZ
TlX. - cents box. sold everywhere.
o. sent direct. on receipt OF price. nv
Walter Luther Dodge q Co. Chicago. Ill.
Gcc"m u"nded lev all Drug stores. de-
rartncrt and general stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

Taft declared in his message that The
control Of water power sites should
remain in the national government
rather than be turned over 10 the
states. ~" would have the sites dis
posed OF by direct lease from the gov
ernmcnt. the rental 10 be- used IN IN
provement o. he stream and FOR the
benefit a. the local community where
the power sites we're located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

wsrssoress o. R.rinL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

Robert ". Chambers now novel
Tn" Common Law" is to be- drama.
tied. and admirers Of Valerie West.
the pretty artist's-Inodel heroine. Will
have an opportunity 81 Seeing how
convincing that adorable young per.
son appears from behind tho foot
lights. II - expected thar the play
will hav" its firs' performance in The
early spring OF next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

through. and sprays OF fold Gov ors
sac'iully throUn in sweet confusion
Pandora claims rob. 90 cameo
'ihi- something Nov. iud,-srihab.~.
"nr ch"l with flowers. conventional
led. q dll gray big" and ~ irri,,..s.
cent h.l" over f.sru.a. win q hnr i.r
&C gold tissues and rOlo-Da bs TIM. 90
SLOWING foH'rs - named Tor The,
dora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
TAFT ASKS INQUIRY
CONTINUED from F:rst Pags).

interest in the subject makes this an
opportune time for an investigation
which in any event can not long be
postponed. II should be nonpartisan.
comprehensive. through. patient and
courageous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
A NOBLE RECORD

~ many hundreds % thousands Of
put forth by the makers 81 d. PTLRCES
Nl a' remedy for q the affections which ,.Hi,
~ .t n not eHtoHct ,urclu O., " r--,r~1rt
t' '--'rd before tire lt' '. pr
' PROBABLY kr'" oi os o. 81 hem.
'h'"Ss" strengthening fcr and
D'is f1fo FfForoVs
'' n+'9 - enriched 7-,ss--s
'e'1s a-Sfroye6 sss eEPcIeS ~ bosy sss rsy.
'"'4 f+sf - -ksa s-ros.f,s~ sa--r,os.
"Te-r"@r 80 r,fs-ou< aesrh e-.sha.ses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
liz Reminds Me of
My Barefoot Days!''
"My Feet Never Get Sore. Tired or
Chsfeo Now. Because Use TtZ."

TlZ makes me feel ike boy again
Nothing would hurt my feet tn those
sny~. even when Ia run around barefoot
- with Rover. over rocks and pebbles
and sticks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23

micntraS observe bucna conducta. 60
cara de I'm sucIdo annual dr dos nail Qui-
nicntas IollNs le2500) III Hp0rafario
biol6gito tendrA uu ealico haotcri6Iogo
auNiiiar = personal nc.e>ario para He
var cabo el trat5ajo requerido, y estara
a~imismo provisto de todo q material
eNigido por dicho trabajo. Corresponds
ra Al laboratorio prepa@r lnfaS yaemaS
virus y Sueros; praoti"ar analiSi> baetc-
rlologicoS, comprobar diagn6SticoN ha-
Ger eNaamenes patoIogicoS G investiga-
.lone, Sobrc enfemedades tr"rle&IeS y
I1nSmlSlble> y 81 proilaXl> y preStar
Io> domaS services cue pre>.rha eI d.
rector de Sanldad.
ArilauIo 22.-Ne cmpIeara am lnGc-
mc'3 N2nlt'uo pa" ~ de>emHen3 ac l#~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
FL carnaval en- Ponce
Los bales del Casino Espanol

La culta sociedad de Ponce ha ccle-
brado con inusitada brilIantez las rcs-
tas del Carnayal, que ha contribuido
grandcmentc el Casino Espanol con
sus bales suntuosos a los que asisti6
la buena sociedad poncena y 10
mas conn0tado dc la colonia espanola
aqui residente.
La directiya def Centre Espanol ira
iO de San Juan, para tOcar en- los bal
les del circulO, la OrQuesta de Tizol,
qUe ha dejadO el pabell0n a gran altu-
ra, por la novedad del repertoire por
la justeza de la Interpretation pOr to-
dos admirada
IIacia alg1n tempo que los carnaYa-
les de Ponce no resultaban, como los
de este anO, tan animadOs y tan Ori-
llantes, es que al resultadO magnif-
co han cOOperadO por igual, con igua-
les entusiasmos con id6ntico GxitO,
el Casino Puertorriqueno el Centre
Espahol.
A las entusiastas felicitaciones reel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23


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Sociedad Espanola de Auxiho Mutuo
Benefcencia de Puerto Rico

Sc prcviene Que, tOdo Socio que ten
ga que ser ingresado en- el SanatoriO
a partir del - del actual, ha de djri-
girsc al dc Hato Rey, donde desdc csc
dla seran instalados los enfcrm0s.
Respecto IA los particulares que tie
men solicitado ingreso, Sc avisara OpOr-
tunamentc.
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III Prcsidcnte,
AVelino Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-23
GUA POSTAL Y DIRECTORIO GENERAL De PUERTO RICO
JUAN De CHCUOENS
EnPteaAs

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The searchlight., 1912-12-06
The Manning Case

The case Of Brown * Flanagan Co.. a
corporation tof Buttel VS.. John Manning
came to trial on Tuesday. In this case the
plaintiff sued defendant Manning upon an
account for liquors and cigars furnished
him while he was the owner OF the Bould-
er Hot Springs. at Boulder. Montana. The
defendant, Manning admitted the purchase
OF the merchandise. but alleged payment
by his successor in interest. and the as
sumption by his successor at the Boulder
Hot Spring OF the account opened by him
with the plaintiff A claim was presented
and introduced in evidence which purport.
ed to have been hIed against the estate Of
Mr.. Mannings successor at the Springs,
Doctor Wells, which included the account
sued upon. and this paper showed upon its
face the payment Of the account. Evidence
on behalf Of the plaintiff was introduce d by
means of a short deposition no representa-.
tive. other than the attorney for the plain.
tiff. being present in court The evidence
of plaintiff was deemed insufficient, and
the court thereupon directed the jury to re-
| turn a verdict in favor Of the defendant.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

series and all should turn out and hear a
good sermon.
On Wednesday slight dry snow fell in
this vicinity and the weather turned decid.
edly colder. "Wednesday night the ther-
mometer registered zero weather.
Harold Sorensen. who lives near Nc
Cabe. met with an accident Monday while
handling az guage rife. He fired at a
stone for mark when the bullet bounded
back hitting him in the foot. He came to
town and had the wound dressed.
Chas Barkley. who had his arm rorn oui
in threshing machine accident about 4o
miles southwest Of Poplar a couple Of
weeks ago. has since died from his in
juries. The loss of blood and shock to the
system proved too much and death resulted
Ingwald Gabrielson Of the South Side
met with serious accident last Sunda,
while taking coal from mine. The bani
fell upon him. cutting cash on his fore
head to the bone, also dislocating his anki.
and fracturine bone IN his leg. He wa:
brought to Culbertson and is at the Evan.
Hotel under the care of DIR. Johnston.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

Our old friend "Old Bill" Mum
by of the Buford Tribune came up
to Culbertson Tuesday to take in
the Sanford Dodge Show. OF
course Old Bill called at the news
paper offices. At the Searchlighl
he found the editor out and we did
not get to See him. We hope he
will call at the house next time.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
The hettinger Case.

The case Of J. l.. Gardner VS.. George
Hethnger and Rosa Hettinger came up for
trial before Judge Utter on Dec. q, the
parties teing represented by X. O. Lunke
of Culbertson. for the plaintiff. and Frank
NJ Cstliu. Of Culbertson. and J.. l.. Stat
terry. Of Glasgow. for defendants. Plaintiff
Gardner sued Cn an oral contract for the
payment Of s3S5 which he claimed was
due h,m under said contract for digging
well for the defendants on their homestead
north Of Culbertson. z2o feet in depth and
at the rate OF sI.7S per foot. The contract
he contended was to the effect that hr
should continue drilling until a sufficient
quantity OF water should be encountered
wherewith TO supply the defendants
domestic wants and for the use Of stock
but that the defendants ordered him TO
cease operations and install pump on the
we'll before q sufficient supply was encounI-
cred. Defendants contended that a sufiicr
ent supply OF water was not furni he'd. al
though guaranteed by Gardner and also
testified that Gardner and his men boarded
at their home and fed their horses there
during five weeks time. during which time
they dii so little work that they defend
ants we're forced to and did request them
to leave and finish the work of obtaining a
sufficient supply of water IN the spring oi
the succeeding year. The jury returned a
verdict in favor of plaintiff for the sum oi
Sass. together with interest
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

Women of the University oil
Montana at Missouia organized
their Equal Suffrage club this tall
and took an active part IN the local
campaign. The women OF the club
sent their representatives to the
candidates OF the various parties
for the Legislature and ascertained
how the men stood on the question
Of submitting the question OF equal
suffrage to the people next year.
They succeeded in helping to elect
a number OF Legislators who favor
the constitutional amendment.
which all parties have declared for
in their platforms. Miss Mildred
ingalls,, of Missoula, rs president
of the club. which Is under the di-
recton OF Miss jeanette Rankin,
the we'll known sufirsgette. who
has become nationally famous thru
her efforts in behalf OF that cause.
Alice Mathewson, OF Anaconda, is
secretary OF the organization.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

Gov. Norris of Montana and
Gov. John Burke Of North Dakota
are both straining every nerve to
land the appointment as Secretary
OF the Interior in President Will
sons cabinet. OF course Gov.
Norris is the favorite with all Mon.
tana newspapers, but Gov. Burke
has a nation wide reputation and
is a formidable competitor. How
ever, either of these gentlemen
would he satisfactory to the Grea
Northwest.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

A chattel mortgage sale in the
Slette Stable yard Tuesday after
noon attracted considerable atten-
ton. Four mares, two yearling
colts, one spring colt, a wagon,
67o bushels OF wheat in elevator
and 272H bushels of fax, were
sold by Deputy Sheriff Burke who
acted as auctioneer. The bidding
was quite spirited as a large crowd
was present. The horses and two
colts were purchased by X. O.
Slette. the four horses bringing
500, $50, s95 and 81 90 respectively.
Two yearlings sold Tor $50 and
$40 each. The smallest colt,
about six months old, was pur.
chased by Randolph Butter at $50.
The wagon brought sac which was
a good price, as the running gear
was all that was sold.
When Deputy Sheriff Burke came
to the wheat and flax, which wa.
already stored in the elevator
Theodore lsbell a son of Geo. D.
lsbell, spoke up saving that ht
forbid the sale of the wheat anc
flax, claiming that they belonged
to him. AS no legal papers wer,
served Mr.. Burke continued tn,
sale. X. y. Slette bid IN the
wheat at 81 cents a bushels anc
the flax at $I.oI per bushel, which
was about the market rate on tha
day.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

Our line of shoes is complete in men,
women and children. All the best styles,
all feathers. We are selling the famous
Goldman Shoe for ladies, button or lace,
Vici Kid or Gunmetal at $3.50, very styl-
ish; same in children, size to IL, Sl.75,
size l | IL to =, $500.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

Il. ]. Hooking, OF the Standard
Publishing Company. has pur
chased the McCsbe News and has
moved the plant TO Redstone.
where he will continue the publ
cation under the name OF The Red
stone Review. W. 4 Johnson,
who has been foreman Of the
Searchlight Office for the past sis
years, has accepted the position o.
manager OF the Review and viii
remove to Redstone about Dec. IS
Mr.. Johnson has claim near Red
stone and we look for him to secur,
a partner in the near future to hell
him hold down the claim.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 40 to Dec. 3


Clyne X. Brockman and Wavie Bridges,
Of Poplar, Mont.
Harry l.. French. of Orville. and Theo.
Agnes Phelps. of Medicine Lake.
Harold Edland. Of Scobey, and Glenns
May Izenhower. Of Orvi!le.
Frank Hilger and Mildred Dowse. OF
Poplar.
Will Bawden and Maggie Hillger. Of
Poplar
Alfred n. Peterson and Dorothy Eliza.
beth Marshal. of Glasgow.
John Mail and Netue With. of Poplar.
Arthur ). Johnson and Selma A. hnder
son, OF Sickwlll
Ed. Iuderiohn, of Malta, and Gustina
Barber. of Glasgow
lanes l.. Moore and Agnes T.. Arrivee,
Of Mondak
The searchlight., 1912-12-06
How to Bankrupt the Doctors.

A prominent New York physician says,
III it were not for the thin stockings and
thin soled shoes worn by women the doc
tors would probably be bankrupt" When
You contract a cold do not wait for 1t to
develop into pneumonia but treat it a
once. Chamberlains Cough Remedy i,
intended especially for coughs. and colds
and has won vide reputation 10y its cure:
Of these diseases. u is most efiectual anC
is pleasant and safe to take For sale b,
all dealers. ADV.
The searchlight., 1912-12-06

The next issue OF the Search
light, Dec 18th, will be a twelve
page Christmas number. Several
prominent Culbertson men will
write special articles for this paper
and it will be enclosed in a beau.
tiful holiday cover. This will be
the eleventh Christmas that the