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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-30
District Eight.
Miss campsis Bailey. .<s.f3e
District Nine.
Miss nellie NJ. Patton. .e3.3oo


Voting was extremely light ycster-
day IN the Intelligencer's European
tours contest. the heavy rains that
prevailed all day more than likely be-
ing the reason
There are only two new leaders.
and one OF them II I'm the Fifth. IL
h not very often that a day passes
By without seeing . new leader In
district 5-rain or no rain.
Miss Alice McCord N leading the
third. and Miss Bess Myers. OF New
Martinsviile. Who has been a few
steps from the top for some time. In
At the head OF the strenuous district
The frst week Of the Second period
II practically gone. One more week
remains for winning the two dia
mond rings offered for the most
money on new subscriptions for the
period.
Three weeks. from Monday the con-
test will close-don't overlook Il. II
will not be lang until the winners
names will be given out.
The list of names as Il stands now
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viii probably 20 through to the finish
OF the contest The chances OF win
ming one Of those grand European
tours are even. and the real workers
for each Of the ten tours average
about four 10 a district 10 n not Of
ten In a contest where 80 many tours
are offered that contestants have
only two. three or four competitors
against them.
II does not require a vast amount
OF time to win a tour In a subscript
Ion contest like this. IL does require
persistent and energetic effort on the
part OF the candidates. but the young
lady who Is employed during the
working hours has an abundance of
time to win out II she only uses IL to
a good purpose. The greatest asset
and candidate can have is the assist,
ance of her friends. and every candi.
date has these. and friends who will
work hard for them IL they will only
show q disposition to help them.
selves. When a candidate does not
try 10 help herself. she cannot expect
her friends to assist her very many
days.
The contest department will mail
out today the statements, to each
contestant, showing the amount OF
money on new subscriptions the re.
cipients have turned in on the dia.
mond rings during the last two
weeks OF the first period. Contest
ants are requested to check up the
statements with their subscription
books and Immediately notify the
contest department IL there is any
difference in their accounts and those
OF the department II the state
ments are correct, please sign them
and return to this Office at once.
The other two rings that are Of
fered for the second period, on the
same conditions as were the first
ones, will be won within the mex,
seven days. They cost the same
amount as the others-$65 cash each
All four rings are in the windows OF
the jewellers from whom they were
purchased-The Lukens Jewelry Co.
the Baum Jewelry Co, the Hillmap
Jewelry Co., and Hancher's. Thew
Will remain at these stores until the
night the votes are counted, April %
when they will be awarded to the sue
cessful contestants or chaperons by
the judges.
II is possible for any contestant or
chaperon in the race to win two dia.
mond rings and a tour of Europe IN
this contest
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MoundsNillc Rriefs \

j. +. Burley and family on Virginia
street will move next week to Brook.
lyn. y. Y, where they will make their
future home.
Sewer work was suspended yes
terday about noon on account OF the
heavy rainfall.
Miss Marie Conner is confined 10
her home on Seventh street with an
attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Rose Merriok will return 10
TO her home at Akron. O., today after
spending the past few days with Mrs.
Emma Potts on Fourth street.
Miss Bertha Arbogast left yes:--.
day morning for her home at Spring.
field after visiting Miss Mary Scott
on Tomlinson avenue.
Mrs. McCrimmin OF Wellsburg Is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Rodgers on Sec
ond street for a few DAYS.
l.. l.. Stidger left yesterday for hi,
home AT Buckhannon after spending
the past two days here on business.
Miss Sue Cats. who is going 10
school at Philadelphia, arrived home
yesterday to spend her Easter vaca.
ton with her parents on Seventh
street
Charles Lawrence. formerly OF this
CITY but now OF Canton. o.. was in
this city last evening on business.
DIR. Rhoads OF the First NJ. r.
church will take about % boys out for
a hike this afternoon.
l.. $. OConnel. who had his arm
broken a few weeks ago. Is getting
along nicely.
George Koonts. who was confined
TO his room on Jefferson avenue with
an attack OF pneumonia. is rapidly
improving.
The show at the river did not draw
such large crowd as usuel last even.
ing. owing TO the bad weather.
One convict was discharged from
the penitentiary yesterday. he hav
ing served out his sentence.
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Poker Case Dismissed 4

The seven young men of THU city
VINO were arrested on a charge Of
playing poker and gambling, which
were to have come to trial yesterday
evening. appeared, but the case was
dismissed. The ordinance governing
poker playing and gambling. made un.
der the new charter. was not revised.
and according to legal advice. it made
the ordinance not legal. Hence the
case was dismissed. The warrants
were sworn out by Oficer Davis.
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Chicken Thieves OPERATING Anal,

MOI since the Hacked gang was ar
rested ABOUT a year ago for stealing
chicKens' have the local authorities
Oeen bothered with this theft. until
on thursday evening some unknown
thleVes entered the coop of Mrs. The
resa Criswel, on Western avenue. and
stole ~ hne chickens. No clue what.
ever 10 the robbers. II will be re-
membered that about year ago there
was about one hundred chickens stol-
en- IN this vicinity and when the Hac-
kel gang was convicted Of the crime
theiocal police thought they had
broken up the practice.
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Arranoinu Dates.

The Dunn vivimus vivamus Club is
arranging dates for a series Of dances
to be given by the club. The dances
will take place in their newly fur
nished club rooms in the Walker
building on Lafayette avenue. The
first dance will be given on April 9Th
next. then the 10th. 23d and 3Oth.
About three hundred invitations will
be issued the first part OF the week
for all four dances. Special orches.
ira music has been arranged for each
occasion, and a large crowd is antici.
pated.
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Kirk Trial

The trial Of Mrs. Joseph Kirk, OF
the East End. who is charged with
receiving stolen money from her SON
John. viii be tried in Squire c. c.
Wrights court to-day. II will be re-
membered that the young lad stole IS
from Miss Mayme Smith a few weeks
ago. and he should have said that his
mother told him to take IL.
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the streets yesterday along
Jefferson avenue This is the first
time this street has been cleaned
since the installation of the new sewer
system. about six months ago, and
when II is finished will present
very fine appearance. The work will
be continued until all the streets
about the city have been cleaned.
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Trades Assembly 70 M..t

The Moundsville Trades Assembly
VIII meet in special session on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. at its head.
quarters in the Alexander building
on JEFFERSON avenue. The purpose Of
tne meeting Is to receive the report
OF the arbitration committee which
was recently appointed to look into
the matter Of the merchants OF this
city hiring non-union help.
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Miss Campsie Bailey. GAINESVILLE Ohio.
Miss Alice ~ Hall. 81 Ciairsville. Ohio.
Niss Kate stephens. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
NIss Lille T. =. stephens. BarneavlIIe. Obie
Miss Viola sheppard. Barton Ohio. ........
MiFs IRA Magers. Barnesvliie Ohio ......
Miss Myrtle Hsgedorn. Bethesda. Ohio.
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The extra leaves OF an extension table
Invented by "A Pennsylvania are carried
beneath the top when not In use and
raised into place and fastened there by
"A pair or thumbscrews
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
PLEADED GUILTY
AND PAID FINES
ALL PERSONS CAUGHT IN RAID
ON BAILEY HOUSE ARE
RELEASED.
The Proprietor Also Fined But He
Appesld the Csee TO the
Criminal Court

Befo-e crowd Of several hundred
IN police court yesterday morning.
nine young women and eleven men.
some ~ good reputation and some
known 20 be street walkers pleaded
guilty 20 charges ~ lettering IN the
Bailey hotel for the purpose ~ prosti-
tuition and were each fined s. and
costs or 81 DAYS In tho vorkhous-
Several - those caught In the raid
on the hofsi. gave bond sunday niEht
and did no appear ~ the hearing but
their bond vas forfeited 20 cover the
me and costs All ~ those arrested
paid their nnes but were held as wit
nesse- against James Raiiey. prophet
or - tho hotel. who was arrested On
charge ~ keeping house - 90
fame Haiiev vas found guilty and
vas Eiv~n hns ~ go snd costs ruf
appealed ne case. However. me etf-
d~nce o. strong against him - on~
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man caught. testified that when he
went 10 the hotel with his friend and
applied for q room. he registered only
his own name. but the clerk asked
the man 10 sign and wife" after his
name.
one 81 tho girls arrested said that
she was but j. years old and she
was Tot askd 20 give any further testl-
mony. whila one woman gave her resi-
dence as B,llaire. and this case may
be taken up by the Federal authorities
as she was brought here from another
state for immoral PURPOSES.
Those who pleaded guilty gave their
names a. follows Edith Reese. Gail
Smith. Bertha Zealand. Neu Walker.
Mary Thomas. Grace Kempie. Edna
uehnbsu,h. J'teie smith. and Mildred
Raymond Frank Dunbar. John
Smith. charles Schaub. John Tohan.
Chariea Allen. pav Hardaeid. WARM
Rroadhack. J. +. Smith. =. +. King
Thomas cole.
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The wessser-rhsrser sne~srs.
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MANY NAMES
Fer the Bridgeport Team In the o. q.
p. League Have Been sue.
sested by Fans.

a few days ago the Intelligencar
asked for suggestions for a nickname
Tor the Bridgeport team in the Ohio
and Pennsylvania league and many
responses have been received Sew
eral Of the names suggested do not
serve as an advertisement for the
town and for this reason are no, an.
propriate 4 &. Kinkead OF Fair.
mont. suggests the "Porters Law.
renee Hun'sman. son Of eN.County
Commissioner Huntsmsn. Of Belmont
county, suggests the Cyclones" or the
Terminals"
Bridgeport ian wants N know
Why the Miners wouldn't be good
name. while another saws tho Rail.
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EXPOSED PERSON
Charles Manus Picked Up by officer
Fullerton On Market Street
Bridge.

Charles Manus. a local young man.
was arrested by Constable ! W Ful.
lerion yesterday afternoon and placed
In the county jail lie will be ar
raiEnef before Squire f.oe r. Dobbs
this afternoon ~ the Jail on a charge
of exposure n person Manus was
arrested on the Market street bridge
late yesterday afternoon.
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AUCTION SALE
Property OF Sterling Bed Company
VIII Be Sold at Auction by
AUetioneer Wiekhar.

All The property owned by the
Sterling bed Company will be sold ~
public auction August Ifth bv Auc.
tioneer " ?. Wickham The own.
inEs NJ The company are located on
Nineteenth street and quite = number
~ valuable things appear IN the iiat.
The sale will he started In tho morn.
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inc and will be continued until every.
thing is disposed of.
On August 2lst. the household goods
Of +. u. Damsel. 81 Elm Grove. will be
sold ~ auction AZ the corner Of Mar.
ket End TENN streets. TO satisfy a
claim made By g. y. Bushon.
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readers" The nickname OF the
Bridgets' has been mentioned. but
It does not signify anything. Come
on. fans. send in your suggestions. !,
Is possible that you can cop the
honors Of having nicknamed a baseball
club
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= vas cured ~ diarrhoea ~ one
dose n Chamberiains collie. Choiera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. writes " p
Gehharff Oriole. Pa There is moth
irE better For sale by ail druggists
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9aS ,intsllenoete Mei@stass
Oebdube.

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Berlin tpirb balo Der Sdauplob ntuer
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bic ftitrlihe Gdlubiieinlesuns In Der
Monbelhnne fhon am 5. Dt5embsr
1894 ftattgefunben, aud BAT ber
Reihstog feit jsntm SABRE bds Gfs
bGube in Denubune genpmmen. abr q
fsblt nod 70 mnnhsrIei innen unb uus
Gen, bnb en- getpiHes linbeboeen niht
nusblsiben lam. Menn por benz
Dfipottnl auf ben poitomenten nnttr
ten brei m6ntigen Nunbbogens Der
Gtniuen{hmud febIt, 10 mns bns 1ins
gebkn. Nnh WnlIots DorfhIoa fclls
ten bier bic fitNrben WonumentnIiiaS
iutn Der brei neutrality-suspicious. Biz
inurd, NcI1e unb Woon einxn Gbrens
plat erbaIten. NnHbem abtr ben
breifn auf benz 00nigspInb Gtnnbbils
Der trrinist finb. muBten bic pojta<
mente Dor nem DIaportoi leer bleiben.
Mlfo Der 1Dlgeseit III Is iibkrloH<n,
iie nil ben MonumentnIbilbern nnbe<
rtr perbienter T2dnner ~ beIeben.
yiellki&t seIunsi be aniidt ann
Dur 5bru@, bnr brei berporrootnbe
parldmenturier, beifpieIsipeifs Ginr
Ion, ben erIen MeinstdsS Sprd1ihnien,
iBotuorii9 q iii peremtoen - olIerbin0s
IN tiDtx eRaDfnlto3eu 0silnbf ~
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tbeiiune an gurnet Npe. 5000.
6enrn u. 9pebm on Wsarn J
6einb, 200 CUB an Der Weitieite pcr
Juirpietp 9lpe. ST..
Gbfpurb u. MiIb on Cigar M. Q
8epis, Sbeil bon Got 2 In 6. "
Wilb's llnterabth. 81.
Glifforb 6. 5uffman on glarenc'
O. 3oebeI, Got GA in Spanboe Spnbii
tat unterabth. $500.
Jobn Guortors on 4lma Bel, IS
BEL $50 SUB on Der Siibneitede Dor
2intoIn unb Durren Mpe. 81.
Gable goof on 4ibert .. Silblpein
cine Got an observatory 4ps. uni
Wsuiton plaee. ST..
Della li3oiie on Mm. g. Tspou
90 Sub an Carlisle 4pe., nabe Sobr
Ctr. $3.50.
2eab 9. GaIbipen an 9snrn 6
gaIbip.u, Elm Streiien aonb In Se,t
26, WiiIIcrest Up. ST..
9ieieIbe an DO. II 4der in DO DO
$1.O0.
SoIepb .. penn On gbos. psnn
Cots SO unb SO in Sliper's lIntsrab:
tbeiluns st. 9eters", Gid Run. $50
elmer 6. Diaiams an sylorsnoe y
9ufat, Got 81 in Sohn 3. Gontlin's
llnierobtb. 81.
apba 2epi on CD. g. 9iIdkin, .in'
Got on Siufioe Npe. 81.
]. 6. Wener an llniteb Brethren
gbur1 ufp., so SUB an Woobnort
9lps., College Gin. 81.
CD. g. 5ifhbein an 6arrp 6
Sturlo. tine Got on 5iuTbe apenue
81.
Union gopines RtaItp 60. ar
emma 20. Strsna Got 1915 inRortt
College Sia llnterabibeiluns. 81.
4nna 6. airbn an Sorrn y. Ban.
ming, Got an Weii Jort Rb. 81.
alie. M. 9iiersns an gornelia Ml,
5emplstpn, 60 Jub on price aDenue,
81.
Wlpies goIbimitb an 9atkrine Ui
aedbin, 80 SUB an 9ubion apenue,
$4500.
Mm. 8. Simpfon, 9prmunb, an
Repeomb &c Sentins, 1920 4ntbeil in
40 SUB an 9urntt 4ps. $120.
goparo Rithis, 5ruitee. an Mm.
Suni6e, 40 SUB an oo. 81.
Wm. 8. SimpIon. 9ormunb, On
DO. 3/20 anibeil on bo. $120.
ebparbs Ritdie. 9ruitse, an Neip.
comb &c Sentins. 40 SUB on DO. 81,
Scott 9onham, gree.. an Mnno
Bloom, 15t Sub on Gutter, nobl
gourt Ctr. 1855.
Soeob y. Batter an Genrp 4aer,
80 1/3 SUB an Ohio Npe. $1,000.
emma W. Rifarb or Mm. 3. sri.
darb, % SUB an WbeeIer Str. 81.
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gineinnoti, %. Gsb.
Weue 6npothefen.


Hatberins Suer6ers on eagle g. u.
6. a., $500.
Dinium MiIIen an 9beObOre 6orit'
man. $110.
Rokrt 6iIton on Bomb Din 3. u.
Co., $1,000.
2ouis 8. Orof an Soutbfibs 8. u.
q. Go, $500.
Die MnbifonpitIe gbrijtian ghurd
on Wabiion q. u. SO. Q, $500.
Walter 6ensgen on bieielbe, $1625.
Rofa g. 6epl an Nsu Weteron ..
u. Co., $500.
6arbep 8. Nobgers on Walnu:
6i[ls 9. II. y. Co.. $4,000.
Catherine 'Epielmun an lnna G.
Coolidge, $4,000.
Gilbert . 6ilbnein an Gobie goOl.
$S73
g,atrid DOCTOR an Don % Murpap.
Nm. g: DeOOu an 6an0per 9. u.
Co.. $175O.
SObn Giesle an R. M. Jog. 81 etc.
Gmmd 90. Strens an Goutbiibe g.
u. q. Co.. $24O0.
6urrn 8. SturIo an Bottle Or. Dob.
ION, $3.50.
Cora M. 1empItton an Mtlas 6. u.
3. Co., $4,000
Greb. Gi&er an Barbara Neibeiitl.
5000.
Marp q. MAnisn an GiiS 64n
Danf, $3600.
nm: asHf4e an Dazt ~. .. T
g. eo1en
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Retpeomb &c Sentias on oieIelbs
$4,000.
Sobn 8. 5erasi an RatiOnul .. u
Co., $4,000.
4nna 8ioom an eagle g. ii. 6. u.
$275O.
5snrp gu.r an SaeOb g. Batter
$1,000.
@etifgte 6ppot6ettn.
Golpin Steible an GoIer1iR .. u
6. Co., $7O0.
Wluris Declining an Brighton Ger
aon 9ont Go, $3.50.
9arpep s.. RObsers an R. st. Rilsp
5000.
anua 81. aObI an GImOt, 6. II. 8
Co., $500.
George 8. gspsnbrot an Sobn 8
Dtptnbrod, $1,000.
Robert 9ilton an gffie e. ssrisp
$2100.
8. $. Robsers on Bon scn .. II
9. Co.. $25o0.
Robert Suitler an Dlaoiion y. u
so. 2, $1,000.
Daltsr Sensgsn on 5inDlap Wdrtst
SEC. 2 6. II. 9. Co., $3.50.
Games g. Dillon on glart Ctr. e
L. 8. Co.. $500
6arrp 6. grabom an CALHOUN 8
IL. 3. Co., $1,000.
Ularn e. Mubl6auItr an ginc
Sop. Got. $4,000.
glIen Dreispe an Nortpcoo Jmp
9. u. g. Co.. $1750.
1ieieIbt on Deit Nurpooo q. u
g. Co., $500.
J. 6. Dumbafxr an R. 6. aramil
8. Co., $172.
i5rane.s gursfcI an Sas. O. GoO
per, $1,000.
gmma R. Mlbert on McGoot 8. IL
2. 60, $1,000.
sSrant v. Rpthisr on Stspbsn s
Dilbr, Gret., $4,000.
Belle 2. J!ooS an p;.sr aner
$500.
T1aub SpoI. an u. 9. apnstsp
$500.
Gb. grisne an Charlotte 1anlcr
$4,000.
Z. 20. a.sp.np an eiip SaIl 8. u
g. Co., $500.
Derielbs an Jobn 8. Wsersmnnn
$4,000.
D.ri.Ib. on Gitp 5all 9. u. 9. 60.
$500.
Sobn ws. @Ofslsr an Cine. 6. u. Q
Co., $4,000.
asna qsfeff,r an Gobsrnmsnt g. u
3. 60, $1,000.
s. 90. Moogsrs an 4. Warb .. II
g. Co., $1,000.
Wlnrp 6. 1rotpn on Gampfon g
II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
5reb. Cider on college 5in 6. Il
q. Co., $500.
5. 3. 6srasI an 5aecb &dr
$1,000.
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OrnxSeileatbnMS neterirasIxseu

elnetnnGtl 70. JebS.
3. Decatur Smith an Charlotte So
grosIep. 106 older Qonb In Settion
"a in Spmmes 9p. 81.
Queen gitp Renltp 60. an 9. De-
totur Smitb. 40 BEL ITO Gub an ber
Sftieite bon 9roobnop, Ill JuE
nOrblin BON 4. Ctr. 81
aroni 5. Wolfer an aubpis 8.
5ornfdemeier, 5 Sabre 2euie aui
36.11 4der 2anb IN GurDen 618 nnb
ga in gnbsrfon aoipHibip; idbrli9s
Mietk 500.
gbiparb Dittetinb an aonifo W;ts
tetinb. Elm 9rnet 2nnb In Gsstion 80
In Sprinsfielb 5p. 81.
Jobn M. Mluebtbdufer an gbriitino
Wsuehlbduier u. u, % BET no Jub
an Der Weitieite BON Dennis Gtrabe,
63 SUB norblih BON Gorrp Gtrabe;
ebenfo 61 Bel 1O5 sJuB an ber Msits
feite bon Dennis Ctr, 81.
MorimiIian Sierebelb il. an mnris
milan Sierepelb. Qots 10 unb IL in
y. Weber's unt<r0bthelluIsg an Dtns
man Ctr. 81. II
Warp 3. Webier, Ggee., an Grdni
Webiter. Cots 81 unb So In Sobns
TONS llntsrabtbeilnng bon Blue Mfb.
800.
Gottli.b Muebfb n.A. an Usns
~ 9. Wueblbdufer, Qpts 141 unb 142
In @urnet unb Reeber's unt<rabtbeis
lung on Donobue Ctr. 5000.
Derielbe an NQnrn Ulueblb lbdufes,
Elm aract aanb Il Gettica 8 IN DeIbi
1p. $25W.
DerieIbe an bielelte 1H<il bon
Not = aas q T. Aayts1l ilatssst,
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SPELLB|NDERS FOR
TAFT PURSUE 7. R.
Colonel ScathingIy AssaiIs
Harlan and Bede While
They're Trailing Him.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 13.-Hot upon
the trail of Colonel Roosevelt in his
campaign through oregon and Idaho
came q brace of Taft spellbinders,
calling the ex-President wicked names
for insisting that Taft's nomination
was a theft" The militant orators,
John M. Harlan. of Illinois, son of
the late associate justice, and Adam
Bede, former Congressman from Min
n~esota, caught up with the colonel at
LaGrande, Oregon, but the two par
ties steered clear of a clash.
At the county fair grounds at La
Grande, the ex-President s%cathingly
assailed the pursuing Taftites.
Taft managers in LaGrande wanted
Bede and Harlan to hustle into the
fair grounds Immediately after the
colonel left to open fire on him, but
the fair promoters, Roosevelt SYM
pathizers, declined to allow it.
The Taft speakers launched their
attack after the colonel left.
The colonel was accompanied yes
terday by Senator Borah, and con-
ferred closely with him at every OPP
portunity. 1t is said that Senator
Borah in a few days will issue a
public statement of his position In
the campaign.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-13
KEYSTONE c. O.P.
TO PICK ELECTORS
WATSON Declares Court Action
Against T. r. Sympathizers
Will Be Obviated.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 13.-Henry
G.. WATSON, chairman of the Repub-
lican state Committee, who has been
in conference with Charles d. Hilles,
says the State committee will be
called together next week to name
loyal supporters of President Taft as
electors.
He 'declares hat no separate State
ticket will be launched with the ap-
proval of the national committee and
that the arrangement as to the elece
tors will obviate the necessity of
court action in the effort to force the
Roosevelt sympathizers from the Re-
publican electoral ticket
Chairman WATSON in referring to
this talk with Chairman Hilles stated
that he had nothing to say regarding
the conference further than that it
, was an entirely satisfactory n in
every respect.
I'm regard to my W situation"
said Mr.. WATSON. Chairman Hilles
told me he had tried to get me or the
telephone yesterday on W. different
occasions to tell me that the report
which had some way found it's way
into the newspapers that | was tosbe
accused of ~disloyalty to Taft had alb
solutely no foundation. There had
never been n thought of such a
thing, and he was particularly
anxious that | convey that informa-
ton to the newspapers, and he said
he would make a statement on the
subject"
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WILSON TO MEET BRYAN

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson will meet William
j. Bryan at Lincoln. Neb., on October
8, when the present nominee and the
former standard-bearer of the Demo-
cratic ticket will speak for the same
platform.
Governor Wilson made this an
nouncement before leaving New York
for Sea Girt early today. On the date
mentioned Mr.. Bryan will have COM
pleted a stamping tour through the
Northwest and Pacific coast States
and Governor Wilson will be on his
second trip West. The only other
date on this trip thus far announced
Is Indianapolis. October 8. when the
governor will address the national
conservation congress. Springfield
ILL.,, Des Moines and Milwaukee may
be included.