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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
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'Thc o. o. Dining Room Gr.s."
"svoct Mabel Moore" ana muu,
others. Mr. Ward H brother D'
atIyBl team .i Ward uud Nnk,. ll.
has old iu.uUs boo Albuquerque m..r
Whom ne visited moro as steward Ht
the Sells. J.NtY CIRQUE
Mis- uuruurgIu OF West N,r-
pueitc avenue s reported oritirI'b
ill tulouInr 900 atuuk ut h,tu uIl-
urc. Mrs. u g.. Taylor daughter
now LIVING n S,u Francisco, hus un,U
tciogrJpho1 regarding h,r mother
condition and asked 'o come 90 once.
The Fru.rua order OF Eagles win
hold their g.-ulor meeting this even.
ms. Al members are requested tU
b, present Goo hear the report OF Mark
Levy, our delegate Geo the Grand
Acric convention ly order of the
worthy president D. W. Fr,dcrieks.
secretary.
The T.. o. McCartys Of WINSTON,
have arrived boo Albuquerque and
taken up their residence iu the house
until recently occupied bN the J. H.
Ii,rndons. go tl5 West Copper ave-
nue. Nh NpCtriN o. truiumastcr on
the Albuquerque division ct the
Santa Pc DuUst lines
Former Governor Miguel a. Ityro,
Paul portU and NUrcyIino ortiz.
lett this morning by utuuonilc ter
their homo BOO Santa I'c after attend
ing the funeral ut the late Solomon
Luna.
j. W Robins prcsidru, OF ~
Trinity ana iirzos valley railway s.
In Albuuu'rIu" today from Houston.
'rnX. Mr Robins was resident of
Alhuquerquu number of years ago
being win the ola Atlantic ana ga.
cilic railway when thpt ,oWptuN
maintained headquarters hero.
Principal A. &C. Srjcr OF the CJrls.
bad lieh school has returned tu &C..
sumo hIs duties 100 the pr.us valley
town. Mr. S,d,r ,.hu lHst N,II
stepped ont oI the graduating elias.
ct thr rnivcrsiiF directly into this
! responsible position. ig doing success.
! ful work ut Carlsbad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03

. HE Time u1s COME. Ihc
WARRIORS" said. tu ta'k OF
many tuues. Dt UBrhreurH
aud kissing bees. of graft
aud coin with Wings. Goo Wow sum,
THINGS with grave alarm. and also
point with pride. 90 love the man
upon the farm. and help him Co
decide TO cast hts vote for states
men true. who wish Go save the
Rul. aseIst,l by some bouflr,s and
3D. military hHud, t1 sacrifice our
private wealth. quite ultruistir1L
to hglk the urtupussps' stealth iu
som, packed nunlc han, Co. SAW
OBJ, l'r ana Tan th" wind and pour
forth pIovurU.,. boo order Goo cuti."
the guy WHO'S 900 doubt Off the
fence the time has come Co pun
the wires. to cuss and roast and
praise. 90 clll the opposition liars,
and cultivate the jays; 90 button
hole and tp persuade. Co labor late
and soon, for fear the robbers viii
win out. md things an go Co ruin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Bebber Co. opticians Phone tO9.
Or w. n. Macbeth. dentist, 1927
Grant building.
W. &. DcstrciCh left today for q
brief business visit Ia Santa Re.
} Porter Jones and VIII Mctrns
left today In an automobile for santa
he.
Attorney O Klock rs spending
the dag In Santa Zee ON professional
business
j. ". Chapman, q on rehaut Of
Grown Point, y. NJ. Is In th' city to-
day ON business.
~. % Rursum returned today toI
socorrp after attending tho solompL
Luna funeral mere yesterday.
District Forester A. G. RIugl1nd
returned to-day from "a brief rrip IN
th' rycos national forest.
f. J.. Andrews. we'll known fuel
operator pi Gibson. be- here today con-
i,rr.ug with local fuel men.
ATTORNEY General g. W clancy re-
uw.d uHJ night Goo Santa Pc after
% or.,i VISIT in Albuquerque.
Judf. 81 o. Nrch,m one of ,hc
pau u,tr,r at the solomon Luna
funeral returned To- Socorr. today
Mr Alfred Grunsfyld and daueh-
..'f .i''t '''.' '''"l h'd l"a'N from
Hu ''t"no'd stay Boo Denver Colo
Miss Eileen Mention md Miss
johnson have returned from attend
I .nF n"ua" Har'y up on the pccos
b. ~ lugl,t. 80 Large OF ,ogging
/ .pvr cons FOB. the American Lumber
company H .u thg city tudu5 from
Cold Syringe
! Stat, senator GREGORY Page rrivru-
/ ,l today Goo Gallup. h.EiuE been her,
/ yesterday foo attend tho solomon
Luna funeral
/ Atf.r... 81 r...d is ...rsf,.
Iu.. da. Iu l.. l.,.' a., ,..,,.,
/ ..ruo.l,u with ga, .rtu,iu.u; o. the
,tuI, cot lh, al, Solomon ANN
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la. ,.f.l,.. .If.., .,...,..i.,s .....,..r I...
lu t.I.....,.... ...,.rr .f..r .....
lg, .rt.r.,.I .n. ....,.I .f ,tr r.,...
/ yyui..r r.u.. .rr.,.g ,.J.,
I.,..,. ,st....,,... and ...,, ,.,..t.. Ia. a.
'.'" ""' ''" ''''''' 80 .,
''i 'I"' JOY ''''l"' "'.Nf' ~,
h".Hi "' hI" N.i. q Nti'h'I HN'
West Fruit a"ruu..
Tury, special trains viii pass h,I,
on september % aud bearing uIi
soldiers from Pennsylvania. Ohio aud
Massachusetts Co 10, national Grand
Ausy euyampmcut boa Los Angeles.
Inrr T. I,,. rl.rk of ub, frd,,a.
court ln SANTA f'' returned q" hi.
nome I"al evening. MI Lrc was iol
many y'hr- close associate OF me
late solomon Luna, whose iun'r1
wax h'id Fcsi'rday
There win De- % meeting of AIbu
} uuorqur Encumpm,ut SO g. g. o.
O. T.. tonight ut o'clock u Odl
) Follows hail There win be- iuitlut,uJ
aud rvfrcshmcnts an members 49,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
PRESIDENT JORDAN
MAY ADDRESS
EDUCATORS
Eminent California Educator
Likely to Be on Program at
Meeting of State Association
Here.

PLAN. hHy, bc,u nearly completed
h> ih. Sew MoNicu Educational assoc
citation fp bring Tn David starr Ior-
d'u, president of lohnd stanford
university Goo Ibis lN ON Wodnos-
dI. november O.. foo lecture before
h. convention ut the association iu
AluuH.uluc ut that time Dr. lor-
dam. uup delivered his famous lecture
uu fn. Cost OF war loo This oits at
'hr .uWWouuomrni exercises uf thr
University of N'V M,NDu. has f,N
p'Dis 900 Ing world ui education uud
th, .suoiatlon win be exceptionally
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
Springer
TRANSFER ! COMPANY
HAUL TRUNKS
The Weather

Forecast Local showers tonight
UI "wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03
SCHOOL
BOOKS
For CITY aud Country :, hool-.
All erode aud Uigh school
b0oka try nov luiiy stocked.
and vs., are ready Goo supply
YOU.
Eyvrytlug Zoo school sup
plies tt fNr lowest figures.

Mail Orthef IJIl,I tl,c naN Rccciycsi.
irtv,--Iuud Hardwood Huber
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-03

fortunate In securing the engagement
Dr Jordan IN particularly Interested
In the progress ut education iu the
southwest
So the educational association meet
draws nearer there is mo- doubt that
IL VIII be- Boy ull odds the largest and
most successful gathering uf the kind
over held in tho southwest seven
hundred 60 eight hundred delegates
nro expected tn addition Coo the large
number ut visitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
TAFT HITS THE
BULL MOOSE PARTY

BEVERLY. Mass. sept 90 -
some Of the people now posing M
third party men VIII wake up after
fhe election and find themselves
alone We would pr glad ~ welcome
them back to tho Republican party.
but they must come back as whole
Republicans They must support tho
national. state and local tickets
That was tho substance of Prcsi-
dent Tafs message tonight fo tho
Republican club of Beverly Tho
President continued bv advising
against "a policy ~ trmpon7ing
"lf's time FOO quit fnmporizirr. rr
said ~ a man is % Republican. Icf
him say so. and lcf him support Tho
ticket n ho is rof. throw him out ~
tho party
Tho President made only n short
t7'k ~ Die fellow Republican, of the
summer capital and afforwads spoke
90 tho Beverly Italian club .n fra city
ball on citizenship Later fe rf.erd
ed thc weekly meeting of Pho Beverly
Mnarue
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Miss Leo.a Kirk has returned 70
C~oshocton. afsr a visit with friends
here.
j c Heiniein was in E7ushing yes.
tertay. on business.
W Johnson took the place OF John
Harris on the 81 Ciairsville train yes
terdaN. az Nr Harris VAS IN.
The school board will'meet again
Friday evening TO discuss the d'ph.
liberia situation.
i is urged that parents continue 10
Keep their children al home the rest
Of this week. at least.
The funeral OF Mrs. David Annie
garth was held from the home in
Maynard yesterday. and intermant
Was made At Union cemetery az st.
.Clairsville.
Mrs Chester Daumspecht has re-.
turned 10 her home in Bruin. Pa after
d pleasant ten-day visit at the home
or Mr. and Mrs. George Purdv.
Miss Lura Porter and aunt. Mrs
Elizabeth Coss. attended the funeral
% Mrs. Margaret Applegarth al May.
nard yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
STEUBENVILLE

STEI BTNNttI.E. 3D.. Sapt -
During th" trial ~ Nm brewer Tor
sh"ofius to kil 300 court trda, two
witnesses furnished much amusement.
'n' woman could NOT o., gotten 90
answer '}.~ or uo. but woman Ike
o Kept uu talking az random and
E"luinino-slt. 4 coloroi woman was
hard tu handle I'm getting her o.. f.Il
what sfn law and heard. moe what
others said. Finally Tho, court under
took q" tell h"r how and sh, abrupt
i} exclaimed -'h' hush up tii I tell
o. Even tho court smiled and diI
not sorsii'- % contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
TAFT ON THE
REAL ISSUE


President Taft has written tho fol
lowing lette- for publication IN Am
erica Industries" 81 October
BEVERLY. Mass. sept. 26-I have
confidence tfat I viii receive the sup
port NJ She great army 81 business
men In this country. aud Of that large
portion 81 labor which is employed
by these comparatively smaller con
Germs and industries" said President
Taft when asked 90 explain his cont
dcnce for the hcr,nt 81 tho renders
Of American Industries.
American business men. whether
engag "a In retail. wholesale and iobh-
ing business. or iu manufacturing.
have all been working largely toward
the same era. but they have been ace
tuRted by two distinct motives. me
wholly Legitimate and proper the
other lleg innate. being made so bv
the prohibitions 81 tho sherman Anti
trust law.
The tendency ~ modern business
has been toward combination OF cant
tql M plants Many have followed
this tendency solely with tho purpose
of deCrcasin@ the cost ~ production
and tn" -o7t NJ conducting their husi-
ness. and IN that they have been par-
fcctly legitimate and have PLAYED an
important part iu our Industrial do
Nelopment. Othsrs. however. taking
advantage ~ this general t.ud,uct.
have sought 20 carry their comhin-
ations so Tar As 20 assure them n
monopoly ~ their Industries or limos
~ business. a monopoly which would
enable them 20 rX prices. and alone
70 the consumer but often un that
which is IN" raw material NJ 10.
small business man and manufacture.
nt "a point which would Weld fo those
who controlled the industry whnt thrv
might ~themFelNcs regard fe o. smiths
factory pruht. nv policy has been
perfectly consistent and undertaking
7 have maintained. and The supreme
Court has upheld my contention. that
combination effected wifh tho pur-
pose az acquiring "a monopoly were d.
legal. md when the Department 81
Justice has acquired evidence of such
an Intent I have instructed ~ to bring
SUIT ard, f Tho evidence warranted d..
"a institute criminal proceedings.
In this policy Z have been promDt-
ing tho interests nf tho great majority
Of the com HrntIfsfy smaller business
men and manufacturers of tho rlun-
try. and ~ 'hs.r great army ~ em-
piurrs. ITO. number ~ concerns lf-
fected hv fho prob billions ~ tho anti
trust IHw g.. Hor" small when COM
pared wi'1 ths rralt number " proc
durcra AMI manufacturers and hIei-
ncsemru % ibis rouufrv whose .rfrr-
csfs are promoted lr fhr strict and
impartial enforcement ~ 'rat low Th.
Hrgrcfnfc capital ~ tho comparative
lf smaller I.e rs mon. UrHdI.rra and
mnnulHrflrar- wf. fHr exceed chat OF
the rn-rHiIrH trusts rr those who
may poo tempted FOO form fru.tr anal
tho employee ~ fhr former viii far
exceed flnt. .t fhe hitter And these
small 'fsir.rswtf frI their swrfnsfr
MnEEH.LEH "L- .|H|- MLM HA-
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thcn lfs goodbye t3 re-ry c-zemn sore.
i1 nl eczema rain. t1 pinplra hIlrk-
ara hinfrhrH rI.ner. rnrer and
rrlUFiv Ir1t wee. thfv aI no. they've
GOT tu o.. Look iu tle mirror H frv
crfH nf'rr and sou VIII realize that
you f.c tN. greatest rkIu remedy
efrr known. Orb your rnaa.a.'nu And
~" tIn.il aId spnIis.s % fetrea
tN /.YN Ia nj marvel ~ frraI-
ness rF'.r f.Hrirr rIrdruT dir1u-
rr1rr Goo IfHD lH cafe. absolutely
trc lEuO Cor irritatrf. raw arI fr.
Nlf lHIr f.r cuts. cores ana hI..r
anl feel f.r adherence rf once chill
or.u r~frrr.rlg who suffer from skin
a. ..Inu VIII 90 wild yer o.
~ $40 is cold Of drug stores. ir scent
nri y BOTTLES. or e-rf direct ou rrrr.rf o.
trirr. F " Foer SEED .r.rHf l. OIL. Iuris.
BIO Co., r ztr-1t hofilr nr.f. AMI
ta n ~N"u vrr frrn proved ffs mrrIfr. raf
q q I"''|.. Which contains rlE times ar
mn na f"n r-rfrt bottle.
500" Dbl. e.1 .r Wheel. no. .rH
.H DID, |..
" .I. I..I I.I..r.
|... |H.H.r
N..I..rr. "I.. $500 I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

there were 245 Industrial concerns.
scattered through ~ states. which
would nave hecu seriously Injured hy
the Democratic hil. Many represent
atiVes 81 organized labor testified that
they would De seriously injured by IS
passage and urged me To- disapprovc
-. Take tho manufacturers 81 ma
chine tools alone. There were ea5 II
them who testified that the provision
placing m1Dhtue tools on tho free list
would compel them 20 close their fac
tories ana 90 throw all their employ
- out 81 work.
'of cours. people who ar, not di-
roctlv interested have n vague impre--
sion that N. steel hin affected only
one hig corporation 'ngagcd iu the
production OF pig iron and steel. hut
the fact b. that the steel hin affected
other ind ~,vtrics which produce far
moro than 20 per cent ~ tho iron and
steel products of tho countr and I
h'ii~.c that ever owner and every
emplpyc Of an Industry so affected
realizes tho harm which would have
come Co him had 7 permitted the
Democratic steel bin 10 become n law.
IT has h,cn the constant and un-
dcViatiur aim % my administration
Co protect tfo great number Of com
paratiNciy smaller business concerns
90 tho country from oNtortlon by those
VINO have sought 90 acquire monopol-
jos on tho enc hand. and from that
injury which must Inevitably result
from tho ruthless destruction ~ the
protective tsrin ON tho other. and In
affordinr this protection 20 % om-
ploycrs ths administration has been
equal hcnehtiug their employees.
"Thcse ar. tho reasons why no
Iicvo ;hat. although BIG Busin"s4 may
s]trenuously oppose M reelection and
may finance with q liberal hand the
campaign funds of mE opponents, 7
can rely ON tho support ~ the great
army Of comparatively smaller bust
ncssmen and thei- host Of employees"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
MARTINS FERRY


ono 90 the mon arrested for hreahtrR
ths~ on tr' streets. pleaded guilty he
l"f" Mayor NNrknff last evening and
1IInW'd fn Es conan ana ENIgy -I.s-f
- on fhr -peakrtsy charges. arranged
- bay fh''r fines and we're released
NJ. lut some disposition or bis ..,4a
viii Dee made TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
FINE CONCERT
IS ARRANGED
WAKEFIELD cADmAN.
INDIAN COMPOSER,
viii Give Delightfully."- Arranaed Pro.
gram az Scottish Rite
Cathedral.

This afternoon and evening an I'M
usually Interesting affair Will take
place az the Scottish Rit. cathedral
Whcn an American Indian Musical
Talk, a recital Of vocal ana instru-
mental numbers on Indian themes
with verbal analy sis Will Dee rendered.
The following very elaborate pro-
gram vii be carried out
PART l.
30. 'li Man Love song tOmaha tribal
melody recorded Us Alice G.. Fletcher
THIS theme used later IN Reside TIE
"a The Motners Vow Omaha tribal
melody recorded hy A e. r. iIealix-i
Iy tHIw4u.H
small potion Of The Death OF Ase
from peer Gyut suite Cree
Do small portion OF Audante movement
from Pathetic symphony ........
"a The Omaha Tribal Prayer Harmon
izru Jy Fillmore
D. Gr'For.an Chant u the eth Century
Oh Mntanmsiau Call 90 Prayer Allan
Nu AAoRr' OHarmonized is -,
b'uonstrntlonr of lnyolver Rytnms ~
two Omaha songs
o. ~ From fuc Monograph on In
dian Music IS Flet,herJ
:" IA u tFroW fHc Monograph on In
dlan Music - Fletcher This them.
t' 90 the song The Moon
o. sons OF the Leader Omaha frira.
mel'IN suns hy Frsnris Ia F.,s...
VIZ translated story for F.rtr .--
ranged from original text rs Sole
D. "rhurt and zoe musical Estff-
% Her shadow -.-.... Theo Burton
ttuh' song ......' arlus Trnt.-
" How tho Rabbit Lost Ills ~.
'lfn. MYTH song fHr children. rs
UrI.. ." 3 g. D. ami ITst.1aI tv "
omaha Calls recorded hy s D. a.
Note trst flute cal becomes Tt-
oii iiear q lovers Flute" as Ideal
HaEM A-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
cl.rnn Hsla Mns.inr-

The M~ouudsvilio Retail Clerks Union
held a meeting last evening az their
headquarters Ir the Marshall Count,
Hank building AMI considerable hu@..
noes was transacted The bylaws of
the order We're read and Will Dee strictly
enforced MANY other important mat
terss were taken ur and discussed Fol
lowing TITO tran-a .fiur II bus ness. a
social session was lrId and tho meet
INK was largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
Tax BILLS Ready.

sheriff Il p Alley stated YESTERDAY
that aii tax bills are now ready f.r
collection ne the wear came Co 20 close
TODAY. and anyone desiring fp UHy their
taxes Viii md tho bills ready 90 tho
sheriff office or THURSDAY morning
The sheriff has lad DBL force 81 women
ou the JOB Tor tne pact few weeks get
ting everything lr shape fnr tho cole
leDfirg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
Long Hines. Prove, Eatal-

Late Sunday evening. ~ rho home
~ her parents in Kirkwc,d. occurred
the death ~ Joan D.. rho : year Old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. q. o..
Daugherty. Everything possible was
done for the bright little girl but the
grim reaper demanded bis toll Tho
funeral VIII he held this afternoon
with Rev Nell officiating and the 70.
mains will then be- taken 20 cam.
bridge for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

The High school boys are INDUCING
in light signal practice and perfect
Ink some o. their trick plays boz read..
ness Tor Tho game with Elliott. We'd
n"sday afternoon and while the local
team is very light they expect 20 make
al least a good showing and hope 10
win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
Missionary Meetirn-

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the West Wheeling NJ Z.
church viii hold a meeting his oven
ing At the home Of Mrs. Ford Moore,
and n most interesting session is
promised with a fne program and a
social hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
NO agents Employed.
II. Evans
BRIDGEPORT. OHIO.
Officers, Aid Asked.

The aid ~ the local police has boon
asked 10 locate the young son Of Fred
kraatz. uf ROCKVILLE. who has been
missing from his home since Satur-
day evening. and his parents are A.
az loss 10 know what has become Of
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
BRIDGEPORT


Or. a VI. Higgins. who has been
away from here for some time. has
returned and has re-established his
cfice in the Patterson hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
Invitations 20 canaida,..

mutations we're mailed Yesterday %
gut ~" candidates ON trr Demucrntir
'nti i' ~ present a. tho local clubs
Fuoksr and social session or Thur-1.r
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

MIS- wilbur Davis Very pleasantly,
Cni'rtairel ttv Monday SiEhf club 20
Del home it-f evening and th. eha~t
program. rendered was the feature 81
l ~'a~~.fuhi" fuur dainty refrcrhuert4
wtfr served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

The stretch % street car track inst
ms side OF the York street bridge
has become twisted again. owing 10
The further slipping o, the bank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01
You Can Bank On
ZEM0, the New
Cure for Eczema!
A % Bottle Wm Prove It AbsolntelY.

Four skin VIII rcvci with Joy the
moment you apply the new remedy.
IENfD GLORY. but Isn't 90 rrcntr'
ZEHO fs a uaufd. You rub 20 on the
Gnccted part. Il sinks right N. O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

Little Herbert starr. whose foot
was taken OF BY a train la-- week
when he failed 9 o get out o. the wav.
Is gefting along very nicely and Wfli
entirely recover although badly c-ip-
pied FOR life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

ance MI BE- given attention While
ne c~.phfherta situation viii .n al
pooab4uts receive some attention. %
not thought any action Wlu De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

There was not much doing in police
circles yesterday. but Mayor Rresock
gave two DRINKS run IN Sunday. the
usual fines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

council VIII hold q regular session
ibis evening NJ tho Gifts building and
several matters or especial import
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

A good sized crowd attended the
meeting % The local Democratic cilrb
last evening and heard several
speeches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

Mary mn 20 CITY 81 ~Stcuhenvme.
M"tes. city. 81.
Ella NJ. SteI'" 20 william Searbor-
ough. lot rft. $4,000.
4 O.. Jones tn b W. Gerke. . lots
Highiond ttt. goo.
!. T. COX to John feather. s127-4-iO
sGu"rv f'-'. Steuhcnyile township,
$500.
g. s.. Cole % ". II. cole. IS acres,
Island Cr",a township. $4,000.
~ T. ltg"mery 90 J. = Mont
gom"ry. Metes. StcuhenNilie township.
$500.
John Nr'lave 90 r. :. Hosterman.
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square feet Warren township. SIS.
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morning Philadelphia Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-01

No Agents Emplovs
The Alaska citizen., 1912-02-12
Dies Midst a Eiaht

His demise occurred within
few hours of the issue of his lasr
attack on schools an attack called
forth by reputation of his theory
by college professors and presidents
This verbal warfare against high.
.er education has been conducted
for several years. NEST of the time
in a pamphlet issued. Later he
wrote book in which his views
were contained.
OF his two sons, the elder. Chas
Richard Crane, was appointed min
lister to China in 1909. but resigned
before leaving America. after his re
call to Washington.
Cranes philanthrophy was devoted
chiefly TO his efforts to have school
boards supplant high schools with
manual training schools. to give
the student a knowledge of how to
use his head and hands in coniunc-
ton with each other and to give
MIN a means Cf doing that thing
for which all education is intended
earn living for himself and
for the family he will or should
have"