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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06

Indianapolis. md. sept e-The re-
port current in bull moose circles 70 the
effect that newspapers are 70 be estah-
hshed at Charlottesville and else
where. together with the statement
given out from bull moose headquarters
that no assessment IS TO be levied
against the candidates on the bull
moose tickets las been the subject Of
discussion about the capitol The Well
known fact that the establishment OF
newspapers Is an expensive pastime
and the evidence that is accommodating
Or the size q the campaign fund for
the new party is leading the suspicious
TO speculate upon the source OF the In
come Il is generally thought among
close observers Of the political situa-
ton that the augel of the bull moose
movement in Indiana is the Identical
angel whose solicitude for his "chee-
lid" led him 10 finance the Roosevelt
hEht for the republican nomination and
later 10 furnish the money for the
financing Of the third term party The
relations between Reveridge and Geo.
W Perkins have been openly intimate
for years-so intimate IN fact thar they
have taken their vacations together 1t
is generally understood that Mr. Bev-
nomination for governor until he had
an understanding with Roosevelt and
Perkins relative to the financing OF the
Indiana fight. II IS considered siEnih-
cant that the bull moose papers III In
dianapolis have only championed Per
kins within the last thrse weeks. The
proprietor OF the star League is and
long has been the journalistic champion
OF Beverldge. The most common ex-
PLANTATION OF the large slush fund that
seems TO be at the disposal OF the In
diana bun moose ticket IS that Per
kins is the angel
This is taken as especially significant.
Mr.. Perkins was long the first lieuten-
ant of J. Pierpont Morgan. 1t was
while he was acting as the agent OF
Morgan that he organized the vicious
International Harvester trust which
robs the farmers of America by charg
ing them a third more for their plows
and reapers than IS charged by the
same concern to the farmers of for
eign countries
Il was Perkins who manipulated the
crooked deal with the Insurance com
panies in 1905. when the money of the
policyholders was stolen by the ofn-
GERS Of the companies to finance Roose-
velt's fight for election. For this Mr.
Beveridge's angel narrowly escaped
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06

Ray schalk, the former Milwaukee
catcher now with the White Sox. show
ed eastern fans some mighty fine back
stopping during his FIRST trip in the big
show
Detroit fans claim that weak pitch
ing put the Tigers on the siding this
year. Dubuc il the only finger in the
Jennings troupe who has been able 10
do any polishing
Pitcher BaumSartner has hurled good
ball for the St Louis Browns during his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06

veteran has taken part In only eleven
games. injuries compelling him to sit
on the bench
Now IT IS Joe Tinker Of the Cubs. who
has been picked to manage the Cincin-
natl Reds IN case Hank ODay Is given
the gate.
Up TO the time he Joined the Athlet-
les Eddie Murphy had scored one-sixth
Of all the runs made BY the Baltimore
team this season. Catchers Erwin and
Phelps are doing the bulk Of the back
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06
Sporting Briefs

Wiltse and Meyers. of the Giants.
have the best batting average of any
battery in the mayor leagues
Six times this season Pitcher Lew
Richie OF the Cubs has come home a
winner whom he faced the Giants
The Chicago cubs have done some
great work without the services OF
Miner" Brown this season. The star
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06
THE TIMES.

stop work for the Superbas. as otto
Miller IS out OF the game on account
OF malaria.
Shortstop Tommy Mcmillan. recently
purchased by tho Highlanders from
Rochester, is having his second trial on
the big circuit and IS making good
Armando Marsans. the cuban out
fielder of the Cincinnati Reds. is 10 be
presented with a 5000 gold medal by
the city of Havana, when he returns
home next winter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06
Fiumank;nd's Perve+si4v

What is remote and difficult Of sue
cess we sre apt tc overrate what is
really best for US lies always within
our reach. though often overlooked
Longfellow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06
Strong Ones.

SHY dear. these are excellent CT
gars, but they are awfully strong"
Yes: I got the strongest could find.
They won't break so easily In your
pocket. Judge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06

PUT YOUR WANT AID IN THE
TINES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-06
CALENDAR or SPORTS
FOR TIE WEEP



q FOR THE WEEK. 4
= THURSDAY. 4
q Annual golf tournament for 4
. amateur mpionshtp OF White 4
. Mountains opens at jefferson. 4
q n II 4
= Opening Of four days motor 4
. boat regatta az Everett. Wash 4
g FRIDAY. 4
. Opening of fam race meeting at 4
= Anaconda, Mont 4
SATI RDAY. 4
. Opening of the autumn meet 4
. ing OF the Montreal Jockey club 4
o Senior track and field cham 4
. pionships of the Metropolitan A. 4
o A. L. at Travers Island. 4
. Close of the season of the APP 4
= palachian baseball league. (
. Close of the season Of the New 4
= Brunswick Maine bah league. 4
. Close Of the season Of the New 4
q England baseball league. 4
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
COUNTY TICKET

Why this rule should apply TO news
papers and not 10 other corporations.
Another feature Of the law proposes
that newspapers shall file every six
months a statement Of the number OF
copies distributed to paid subscribers
Why should newspapers do this and
concerns in other businesses 10 be
exempted from like requirements E,
Suppose every butcher shop and groc.
cry store and croSs road store was 70
CURED to file every six months n rec.
ord Of its receipts for the period prev.
ious, and suppose AZ the same time
they we're required 10 state tho name
Of every man who owned an interest
IN the concern OF who happened 10
hold mortgage upon is property.
what howl Of Indignation would 20
Up over the land,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

been relieved from his duties as
member OF the Board OF Control. that
he expects TO draw no salary during
the time OF his absence from duty
and that ample preparations have
been made TO carry on the Board OF
Controls work during his absence. In
other words. Mr.. Lakin IL roo good a
public servant to allow the pubiic's
business. which he has. SO successfully
organized and carried on. TO be inter
fered with by his temporary engage
ments in politics: and he is too honest
man to draw a salary from the state
OF West Virginia while engaged In
purely political work.
OF course. the Democratic critics OF
Mr.. Lakin are not worried about the
small amount OF salary which Mr. La
Kin might have drawn from the state
OF West Virginia. They simply want
ed to crlticise and they will certainly
be disappointed that Mr.. IAkIn has
so ordered his affairs and so conduct
ed himself. that they will have nothing
20 criticise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
AS TO CONFISCATION
prohibition Advocate Asks Some
Pointed Questions.

To the Editor OF The IntslIigsncer
Dear Sir-Haying been a yearly sub
scriber and constant reader OF The In.
teiiigencer. ] have been Interested In
many OF the editorials which have ap.
peared from time 20 time. This IA
especially true OF one OF recent date
under the caption "A Matter OF Con
nsca'ion." I would like respectfully 70
ask a few questions which, | trust
you or some OF your readers will an
swer.
While the brewery business has
been allowed to develop under the
protection OF the State laws. IL IL no.
true that those laws were opposed nv
large minority OF the people. IL not
hy an actual majority. and that there
has been a perpetual protest against
the manufacture and sale OF intoxi-
cantsE And Is IL not also true that
mere mas been az least a risk that the
business would be outlawed?
Us IL not true that all who have
PAID taxes and revenue charges did so
with the understanding that the priv.
iege OF making and selling intoxlcants
was purchased for only one year. and
mat the state has never obligated
itself 10 perpetuate the privilege
S.-ls II not true that the manufac.
Z turers OF intOXicants know that the
United safes Supreme Court has de.
creed that the State. In the exercise
OF its police powers. may abolish.
without compensation. the manufac.
ture and sale Of alcoholic liquors?
is II not true that the money in.
vested Ia breweries represents not 80
much the earnings and savings OF a
few hundreds Of families" engaged IN
the business. as the money sauan-
oered by drunken husbands and faith.
crs, that should have been used I'm
purchasing food. fuel and clothing for
suffering wives and children
".-ls 10 not true that the HquOr bu-i.
ness has. TO n great degree. forced
upon the public. Including the many
taxpayers who have regularly protest.
n against the whole license system
the support Of police. courts. prisons,
asylums and almshouses which. IN 90
large a measure. are necessitated by
the use OF intOxicants?
G-is 80 not true that no govern.
nent ever cOmpcnsates an enemy for
The use or destruction 81 property that
has been. or that may be. employed
r. the injury Of the government. or the
people Who are loyal 70 the govern.
msnt7
REV. E p. BIssELL
Triadelphia. W Va. Sep 10. 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

has advanced. and the prices in Tur-
Key and China have gone up, Fifty
one Der cent OF the articles imported
into the United States last year were
imported free Of duty. Our tarir bill
Is principally on manufactured articles
and the large majority Of the manu-
featured articles are cheaper In the
United States today than they were
ten years ago. or ive years ago. Ev-
cry product OF iron and steel from a
steel rail to a frying pan has come
down. The cheapIng of iron and steel
products has been the marvel OF the
world. so with most commodities of
household use. An entirely new house
hold outfit costs far less than an in
ferior one cost the parents Of the pres
ent day bridegrooms. II the tariff
raised the price all along the line, how
Is IL that pottery. cutlery and kitchen
utensils are bought cheaper today
than they were a generation ago?
As a matter OF fact. the increase in
the cost OF living has been almost en-
tirely in food products. Wheat. corn.
butter. eggs and meats of alt kinds
have advanced in price. and the adj
vance has not been confined to the
United States. but has been the rule
over the world. Why?
Simply because the rand incraasa
In industriaiism In every great manu-
featuring Country In the world has
drawn the workmen from the farms
and placed them in mills and factories
While our population has grown. our
supply Of food products has not grown
In proportion and the extra supply. ia
demand has caused the advance in
prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

beecher q
Boston Common
az Corner Five Becher po
sar or two after the close OF time when
speeches he had made
visited
sunday
upon
ward came the Plymouth
ne
CATION O he morning - N-'N" N""e's
was observed that Henry a fevm
oro'ner began reading become
o the the
nsr minutes moved his
OF the his
ast IN the evening asked mind
ne replied but /
my I
or all
none equals In presenting completely
sublime
nornin 'O'Aer
4 place the g cad"
manw who
Plymouth
pulpit
since Jonathan day 1890 ""1'""'""
Copyright. 1912. reservedl
Mr. Edwards will
With 'N '"S racine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
TIE TARIFF AND PRICES.

An increase OF few dollars Der
month In the household expenses IA a
serious matter 10 every family. and II
is easy for an American TO blame tina,
Increase upon the tarin Many people
who DO nor seriously consider facts az
they are may be deceived thereby. but
there 10 snothsr side 10 the PROPOSE.
ton. The Payne iarin for Instance
certainly don't raise the cost Of living
IN England or France. nor advance the
prices In Turkey and China but the
cost OF living IA England and France
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
WANTS DIVORCE
Hungarian Woman o. Martins Ferry
seeks Divorce on Grounds Of
Deaertion.

Flora Cosma. pretty hungarian
woman o. Martins FERRY. has filed a
petition IN The common pleas court
OF belmont county Tor n divorce from
more than three years and hahitual
drunkenness on The part 81 the defend.
uuf
The plaintiff was vooed by her bus.
band in tho old country and gave her
prOml .e fn become bic wife a. soon
~ be could save enough money In this
country to brine her here Cessna
came 10 This country and by dinf ~
hard labor. soon saved passage money
and make her hls wife Hut shortly
after the marriage Cosma took 20
hard drinking and abused and refused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

According TO the report OF the STATE
treasurer West Virginia has nearly
s2.OOO.O00 in its treasury II has never
had n deficit in the sixteen years OF
Republican administration. The Mac
Corkie-Chilion ring turned the state
over 10 the Republican party with an
empty treasury. The same gang who
left a trial Of embezElement scandals
pending. and run down state instltu.
tons. are nov asking The voters TO
again give them control Of the shin
Of state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
THE AUToMosILe INDUSTRY.

~. CSfS"fOotGG tNOO8INI.
The Automobile. a magazine de-
voted to the automobile industry. fur
nishss some remarkable and interest,
Ing figures Indicative Of the growth Of
the automobile business and the con-
dition It the end OF the FIRST six
months Of 1912. From this ~ appears
that the total number of automobiles
registered IN the United States from
January I TO July I. 1911. was $751;
$50. This Is n gain OF 1881 over
1911. The total amount received in
license fees by the various states was
H.76s.s7s.29. On July I, 1912. there
was one automobile In the United
States for every ITO persons. and the
total output OF automobiles from July
!, 1911 TO July I. 1919. WAS 252.56s.
IN the same time sol new companies
were Incorporated for the purpose OF
manufacturing automobiles and auto
mobile parts, with a total capitaiira-
ton of sl3s.ss6.740. The total value
Of the automobiles turned out by the
various makers In the United States
during the year 1912. IL Is estimated.
viii be close 10 s35o.O00. 900.
The great wheat crop OF the United
States Ia worth only little more than
$e0o.oe0.o00. The cotton crop varies
between 100000 900 and $1,000 .OOO..
600. The corn crop about 81 .000. OOO,-
600. and the potato crop about $780,
100000. Here ~ ten years time we
have created an industry the volume
of whose business equals one OF the
great staple crops OF the country. and
az the present time there is no limit
In sight to its continued development.
II We produce $500. OoO. 900 worth of
automobiles this year. We are likely
to produce s4O0. 200. 900 or $500. 900 900
worth next year n we have one an
tomobile for every 40 persons this
year. We are likely to have one for
every rs or 81 persons next year.
The automobile has not only come
the powerful factors In American life.
IL represents great industry. II en-
ploys tens Of thousands OF men
Eventually the automobile industry
will settle down to established lines
and the skyrocketlns methods that
have been pursued by some automo-
bile makers. will be quit We are
learning to use the automobile with
sense. and we are also learning It's
Limitations. The $40 the week clerk I.
learning that the automobile IL not
an investment for him. A great many
families that have gone automobile
mad will gradually regain their bal
ance. In the long run the good sense
Of the people will adjust them 20 new
conditions. and the automobile will be-
come more generally recognized as an
instrument Of utility instead OF mere
Joy riding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
THg INDIAN scnooL QUESTION.

President Taft has
hoo question which Her.
"
OF two thousand teachers
pnySps a Esrb
teaching OF the Indian schools
sanre by various
1850 both BY Profestants and
Thrd-The them over I'm
snurey employing the teachers that
- - "
Fourth-To have
ss ssro which insignia OF
-
nnhNo secaan religious school
a
mountain has been made action In rus
sndins the order ha.
81 facts shows how unworthy that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
ANTLNEwsPApsa LEGISLATION

Every time a third rate politician
finds that be is not getting his name
into public print as often as he would
Ike. he rises up in some public place
and makes an attack upon the news
papers. Freak legislation. aimed to
control the newspapers OF hamper
them In some way. Is continual
stock in trade Of a certain class Of
would-be Law makers. A freak law
passed by the United States Con
gress proposes to require all newsps-
pers to publish periodically the names
OF their owners. including all stock
holders and bondholders While there
is no great reason why any honest
newspaper may not disclose the name
OF every man who has the slightest In
terest In It's control and operation.
there is on the other hand no reason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

Voters should remember that the
Democratic legislature tried 10 abolish
the state tax commissioner Office
an Office that has saved the taxpayers
hundreds " thousands 81 dollars hv
the auditing Of the sherins books
There never Was an audit under
Democratic administration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.

We were placed upon this planet
s9 inst W cannot
~ The gods who
WI VIM 'Hf'H yves driven ~
. GODS look down n foutb stsrs .vh.-.a.
81 yepng To
increase stock ~
our heas cold and
eoad and butto
oused b tne sordd grind
moe senh ongngs hiu each MIND
veu nose behind We
broad ana We cannot rightly ul
WALT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

The police are busting the corners
n The "underworid." by raids on GER
tain rooming houses. WHY not have n
general housecleanin from top TO boz
tom. Wheeling needs one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

New York authorities figure that
100000 school children we're absent
from school for ten days or less dur
Ing the frsf half % the year. but they
made no attempt 70 estimate the nun
Der who wanted 70 be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

10 provide for his wife over three
years ago Cessna disappeared and has
not hcen seen since nv his wife. who
CURING his lime has been compelled
RI provide Tor herself Unabie To-
eiaud this condition Of Affairs anv
LONGER. she fled suit 10 the common
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
As TO Me. LAHtH

Hon James 3. Lakin. membar Of
the STATIC BOARD of Control. who has
been chosen for the chairmanship OF
the State Republican Committee.
shows By correspondence that he has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

Thompson represents tho Watson
Chiffon machine Dr Hatfield repre-
sents the people That IL the funda-
mental difference between these two
candidates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

, "e " ispor,sd as having said that or thai
eixsman vas the aessst preacher he had known th.a
jealousy might be aroused in minds OF ,ho.e WIZ no
sarded some other than the preacher he named . IN.
soes, ORATOR Once In answer question of this kno
AR beecher skfuiiy lodged by saying why Their. ara
30 many OF them that it would take long time 10
mention the - "e ~
Al last however. Mr.. Beecher did in a very dramatic
snd effective manner OF those who were YER
near 70 him that he had discovered upon certain da m,
most PROFOUNDLY able writer deliyerer of sermons
whon In mis- view. the Engishspeskine race had prc
duced in modern times N NV
One Of Henry Ward Reeeher,. oIi.- A-...--- - -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

hery Ward Beeehers Answer Question Often Asla Hi;
TEShf WARD BEECHER
OF his famous
nas ne me- upon bis ,ournes
ana most fnnssnt his
me writer OF addresses dfrornh "eA"
Mr. a.. ,.,. -.
thouxht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

We Whist In fnur erIr nn f. -.
stIangest srrunenf tu fatn- ~ vor,a,
Clever sunraEiat The r-enfsf rsfib.r
% TIE women wnn ar.r,as. BE- .-it,a-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24

Tor divorce.
The border vidette., 1912-10-19
NOTICE.

Tax Payers of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, please t1ke notice that the Duplicate Assessment Roll of Santa Cruz County for the year 1912, is now in my possession for the collection of the taxes levied.
 That such taxes will become delin- quent on the thil d Monday in Decem- Der next and unless paid on that day or prior thereto interest at the rate of twelve per cent per year,a four per cent collection fee and other costs added to the amount as penalty provided by law. Taxes may be paid at my office in the Court House on any day except Sun days and legal holidays between the hours of a. m to 12 m and l p. m to pm. Respectfully,
 RAYMOND R EARHART,
 Treasurer and Ex OfficiO Tax Col
 lectOr 10 l9 1t.
The border vidette., 1912-10-19
THE THREE R MINE.
Report Says N. L. Amster Has Sold
 for Two Million.

A special from Tucson to the El Paso Times last Thursday says:
 Reports are persistent that N. l.. Amster of Boston, and president of the Shannon Cop per company, has transferred control of the young and rather sensational Three R copper mine in the Patagonia district to the American Smelling and Refining company. The price, so it is contended, being in excess of S2,OCO,COO. It is not stated wheth CT this is an outright purchase, or a working bond, but the latter arrangement is believed by con servative mining men here to be @ fact.
 ''That the mine is one of the richest copper properties in western America seems to be true, as claimed, as the ore is of unusual high grade for copper.
 "Amster purchased the mine on working bond from R. R. Richardson and A. B. Crepin, and has just paid the two Pata- gOnia men, a second payment of $5O.OOO the transaction taking place in one of the Tucson banks.
 Regarding the payments to Richardson and Crepin, Presi- dent AmSter said:
 We are paying Col. Richard son and MT. Crepin for their mine, with their own money, that is to say, the mine is pay ing for itself, as it is producing us in excess of S6O, ,OOO month and we can meet all payments and have something left Over."
 Forty two teaming outfits are now hauling ore from the Three R property to the station at Bolxton, and shipments are being made to the smelter at El Paso and the one at Hayden" :"