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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
AS TO PROHIBITION
"elsour5 Contributor Furnishes
Same Testimony From
Other States.

To the Editor o. the Intelligence.
sir: Whom the matter 81 presenting
the prohibition amendment to th.
tfo'ers u west Virginia was being
urged our last legislature. ! wrote to
a number O. busin, - men In Crorgin.
oklahoma End Maine. asking them 10
give me Their opinion az 90 tho working
~ prohibition. and 10 state their views
from a business standpoint.
! give yCu herewith three Of these
letters watch are respectfully submit
ted without comment to the business
men md manufacturers ~ West Viz
Einia. who have under consideration
NJ his umc the matter - how they
shall vote uron this amendment.
Judge J. H. Mckenzie. Judge Of city
Courts, M1Lltrie. Ga. under date ~
January t6th. 1871. writes rs follows
J would gladly shy or do anything
mat would aslst YOU In getting 81 the
T state o. facts. touching the sue
cess ~ tat wide prohibition. AZ see
70 IN Geoieia. believe that every
reasonable. sober minded man will
Join me IN sayinE that state prohibit
ion IL tho wlsnst piece 81 legislation
our Legislature n ever seen NJ %
enact w know that our property
has enhanced over 100 per cent and
our citiz mr. elevated more than 80
per cent. Happiness carried 10 many
d%esolatc homes y Prosperity abounds
e~vcrywher
1dcr date of aJnuary 18Th. 1911.
Mr.. Paul H.. smith. secretary 81
Chamber of Okla Roma CIty. okla .
writes Hs follows
1t gives ne pi' azure for a absolute
prohibition Mas ~It-anirmcd by popu-
lar vote - the r. opic 81 the general
election last fan h' an overwhelming
majority. After O. three Years Trial
N iu tn face 81 q tremendous cam
uaicn Co. slunitut, n local option pro-
Nlslor-1 Cfn uairr backed hy the
liouor interests % the nation who used
money laV,shy-tfis vote 81 the
people is The best answer can give
YOU ~ 20 hcw people REGARD pro-
flhifluu. EnN add that the rir-
tory -or proa'bition was not tho result
N arv transient wave or rrrnrm."
hut NJ IN f'rious sober drterminat-
ION ~ our business futFrfrfn pur
business Interests we're practically I'M
animouE ln favor ~ prohibition
Inion lahor cast u tremendous vote
fpr p%rohihirfn The farming people
followed suit. with tho result that the
victory looked moro IKE a%nnihnatfon
than ordinrt defeat Too sum up he
whole matter. Prohibition was re-
tanned in Oh. oklahoma constitution
ra RI husinff. proposition"
Under datr 81 January frh 1911.
fhe Hn~1r. Tur rton COMPANY. r.n-
oral c~rnfrarfora bod manufacturers
Of hri k. 81 Watcrruie. Ne. writes ~
f0li0wa
sttfe-Wiur prot. billion ~ the Uquor
franir in Maine hHe been very hens-
nciai and lrnrte manufacture and
employee s O. labor throughout the
state are I1rrlmrur bon fhis view.
HNWNm HmH. - H.aHH.M HL.m.a.
has been rfohihitrf Iu This state Tor
more than hilf a century. but during
that time a,usea have crcpt in 10 b.
adminiefra'lor ~ the law. which have
given rs IemIce Hn opportunity %
rrlfirise ~ and This ras caused on-
position o t Tho principal trouble
has been tl1t politicians Boz The differ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
COUNTY TICKET
DR.. HATFIELD AND THE WORK.
lNGMEN

At the Carroll club meeting DIR. Hat
held. Republican candidate for gov.
ernor. declared himself un%euulvocally
In favor OF n workinemans' compensa.
tion act. The working men OF DIR
Hatheld's section know him and know
thai he means whsr he save when he
pledges himself to support such legis-
lation. The Democratic candidate for
governor has been strangely silent as
TO this important proposition: more
important. perhaps. TO the working.
mfn OF this state than any other ques.
ton OF state policy. On this subject
the Republican state platform Is clear
y emphatic. Here is what II says:
we declare that We favor lust and
eenerouS legislation ia the interest Of an
working men. We believe that the work
infman has the right 20 unite for the
PURPOSE - considering and promoting
his welfare. and Of using such measures
or pfactice and legislation a. will enure
w. ~ nrneIlt We heartily favor the
ouEhly modern -workingman's compensa-
uon law W. DO not favor these laws in
any spirit of hostility Co employers Of
labor ~ e. capital n the constitution
Of the state viii not permit OF fhe en-
actIncnt - such laws. then we favor It's
amendment "
Every line Of progressive legislation
written In the statute books Of West
Virginia has been written by the Re.
publican party. Why? Because he
Republican party in West Virginia IL
the party OF the workingmen. the
party OF enterprise. OF progress and
the party OF the common people. az
opposed to the ~broken-down aristoc.
racy Inherited from the old state Of
Virginia. The leaders OF the Demo.
cratic party In this state are without
exception the representative OF cor.
porste interests that controlled leg,s.
iation for their own benefit I'D until
1895 and have since sought TO con.
troll IL.
What kind Of a workingmans' com.
~pensadon act would come from a leg
ishture dominated by c. W Watson.
the inveterste foe NJ union laborism.
What Kind Of a workingmans com.
pensation act will come from = state
administration headed BY W n
Thompson. a machine politician Who
taSes his orders from the representa-.
lives Of the g. & o. railroad?
What kind Of legislation favorable
10 the employe will come from a leeis.
lature or a state administration In
which the domtnsnt factor IL ". A.
nacCorkle. the most notorious lobby.
W n representative Of corporate In.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
rns mAvoaAlry SITUATION.

Ia all Kindness and WITH all due 70
spect to Q distinguished member Of
the Board OF Control who has avowed
. purpose OF testing the eligibility Of
Mr.. kirk. the Republican nominee for
the mayors Office. it 10 proper to sus-
Eest that the objections urged to Mr..
Kirk are not Of material or essential
Importance. Many good lawyers be
lisve that the provision ~forbiddins the
election OF a member Of the Board Of
Control from among the members OF
council does not apply TO the mayors
Office. IN fact. It 10 difficult to read
the charter without coming 10 the con-
ciuston that there 10 no Limitation OF
the eligibility OF q councilman to the
mayors position he that as II may.
he resignation OF Mr.. Kirk from coun.
ell. his complete absence from council
during the past several weeks. his
complete severance OF his relations
with council loag before he was NOM
mated or elected. certainly removed
all grounds. except purely technical
ones. for c~ontesting the election. In
this connection II may be worth while
10 call attention to the fact that Mr..
Kinks successor In council has been
chosen: that that successor partici.
pated In the Republican caucus. and Il
is the general belief and understand
ing that his vote and influence were
exercised In behalf Of another candI.
date. This fact Ia mentioned ony 10
show that Mr.. Kinks councilmanic
activities and councilmanic influence
were In no wise bartered. traded or
used TO bring about his selection for
the mayors office. In many respects
Mr.. Kinks nomination was a happy
one. and the Intelligencer believes IL
viii be satisfactory to the large ma
jority OF Republicans and citizens gen
orally.
go far as the legality OF bond is.
sues and like enactments OF the city
are concerned. we need have no fear.
Any proper bond Issue authorized by
the voters and council OF the city OF
Wheeling. properly sttested by the de
facto officials OF the city Of Wheeling
will be held legal In any court TIC
assume otherwise would be TO assume
the power on the part OF this city OF
any other municipality to commit
Wholesale frauds upon their creditors
without the possibility of repsrstion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
A PIONEER GONE.

In the death last week OF Capt.
Henry Newman. n OF the last II not
the last survivor OF the Wheeling
State Convention passed away. Capt.
Newman died at Creston. West Viz
ginia. at the ripe age OF lightweight
years. He represented wood county
in the frst Wheeling Convention.
where the formation OF the new state
OF West Virginia was discussed and
plans for its organization we're
adopted.
Think OF the marvellous changes
that have come about since that day.
fifty years ago. when a small body OF
determined American patriots met in
the old Washington hall in the city
OF Wheeling and resolved. whatever
might come. West Virginia or the
western counties OF Virginia should be
held loyal 10 the Union. Those old
pioneers builded better than they
knew al that time. They laid the
foundation OF a great state and they
struck a mighty blow for the Union
cause Back from the Ohio river.
back across the Allegheny mountains
and to the valley Of Virginia they
pushed the battle line Of the civil
war and made the Shenandoah and
the James the scenes OF conflict. In.
stead OF the Ohio or the Monongahela.
The loyal support given 10 the Ma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

The last Democratic state admins.
tration vas controlled by the notori.
ous MacCorkle- Chiffon machine Mac.
Corkle was governor and Chiffon was
secretary OF state.
II turned over an empty treasury
a deficit which had 10 be- made good.
and an ENLIGHTENMENT scandal
The same old machine has been re-.
vived by Clarence Watson and his
millions. and his taK-dodglng corpora.
ton allies with their millions. He u
the Rig Boss. Chiffon. now a United
states senator Is second in command
MscCorkle. the ex. governor. Is third
boss In rank.
VIII tho voters o.. West virginia
turn over tho entire state government
70 this crooked outht?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

hne lac Ling Island Railroad with the trunk line terminate at Jesa,
City" ~ Jersey
Yes. that a MI corbns purpose" President Cassatt quteuy re-
piled. """' q"
a understand Mr.. Corbins motives" continued Mr. Vanderbilt "bu,
nnne De- me rennsyvsnia RAILROAD propose to d. with the Long Island
~nl be q good while before 1t is a good investment property"
President Csssstt ignored these feeiers which Mr. Vanderbilt put mn,
and which were inspired by sincere curiosity Instead. he said:
MT Vanderbilt have come TO see you ior the urpo of Offering nj
a onehaf interest In this option. II you care to take IL IA will ga To
you IN the Pennsylvania Railroad is ready TO have the New York Central
buy upon equal terms HI entire Long Island Railroad property"
i don't see what the New York Central could do with a Long Islam
Railroad property" MI. Vanderbilt replied.
- Weh OF course that is or you to determine" said President Csssatt
bt We lt thai II would 10 unfair to you for the PENNSYLVANIA to take
over the Ions Island Railroad property without notifying you of our pr-
pSse sho onerng you I'M opportunity TO join with us in the purchase. The
foner rs made in absolute good faith. Mr.. Vanderbilt"
In reply Mr. Vanderbilt said:
4 funy recognize appreciate the friendly spirit which YOU have
SHOWN In Offering te New York GENITAL an opportunity to ton with you in
|he purchase or this property. But cal say that II does not ppeaI IN M
and a sy % as ell as at n time that W re will decline 70 enter with
you inoan any negotiation for the property" -
In that wy the conversation vas ended an after ta rsr,, ,,ru.u.tos
It Ieavetaking Presiden Cassat retired Shorty after the announcement
was MADE nat The P9nsylvania Railroad Company had taken over the
Itoron interests in tn Long Island Railroad. Three or our years later
TN announcement was made that President Cassat acting TO the Penn
S"shh haIroad would unite tn Long Island and the Pennsylvania roads
Iy means Of tunnels stretching under the Hudson river Manhattan Ismnd
ahu ne East river lei II a made apparent TO the New York Central
people why President Csssatt. for the Pennsylvania Railroad Compsnv haa
purchased n Long Island Railroad. and Il has always bee I'M nderstsnd.
Ing among railway managers that had the Vanderbits possessed n fore
sight OF A J. Cassatt they would have jumped at his roposnton "o 90
halves" in TIT purchase of the Long Island.
tCopyrtsht. 1912. by z i. Edwards. All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell of "A onyersaffo Tba, tIo,Dao
Change British sentimen Towards the Union"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

judges that Ever sat in that high
court. Many OF the Senators Of the
United states are great and able law
yers; many of them have had per
sonal or political reasons for oppos-
ing President Taft. II the nomina-
ton OF Chief Justice White had been
unworthy in the slightest degree.
v ould 1t have received the instanta-
neous favor and support that II did?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

tional cause by the brave Union men
OF northwestern Virginia was one Of
the inspiring patriotic forces in the
early and most critical stages of the
war. In a few months West Virginia
will celebrate her nftieth birth day.
and II is 10 be hoped hat on that ac-
casion a few OF the men who did So
much TO found and build up this state
may be gathered together to receive
the honor which is justly due them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

forests that ever appeared m . legs
'iafise body In West Virginia.
TO ash tbsse questions 10 TO answer
shsaL The Rspsbiieaa pshy In West
virgitis. through liz spDkssnan and
ehoseh representative pssdses favor
able consideration Of . w~orkingnansf
compensstion iaw. and from that rarty
sseh . Law yin b sseured In the
event Or is triumph at the polls In
November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.


On ire sport avakesa a. me morning break with bo.a IN. -.
"WN' ~" DIS eyes ae RCD In BE aching head. and his por old s,,.rb.I
80 49,. .- fk HIS mouth r. nrrrd and he hfnts goneI
THE MORNING AFTER bnd-a bazzard-bs. nssted 49,. In. -"e
Dry and he thinks he'll die and berss fo t,,hI
m M hW. re votes Win dread that he vent 70 he'd aftred IN ssc.. -
~ ao ne secs N pear on his bedroom chair but ia onfv to Tb,m..r 80
ne Ef"hs a1 sgd as D To- tries 20 Use from his couch Of ut..-, @r.l
.s ne our iron M featal rout-its never aeain~ avs no 70 to g,. -.
ehN 7" SOM saving drinks. te hair OF the dog n kn0o = -. -
JERK lot DIS eakened works-he1l quit whom the eno 20 re- -
- Nh wWn - are "lhin calls loud for a running mate ana he 49,
od port taxes mother snort. and hits no the sam old rn 81 - -
hvekes when ne morning breaks ID sick a. a eiandored hor.o 49,. a.E
yd IN ms s"ofh hesd' We comrade g. r 3 Morse Toh mi vor vt 81
~. .... -. "- +" s"p m our ht and shoes. DO YOU call mar fun. on
' ' -VnS me "te ir booze; WALT MASON.
copyright 1911. - GEO Matthew Adam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

cnt parties Pave tried to mako use o.
nc hw in their gaining and retent
ION " office and when INSCRIPTIONS
men hatf succeeded in FcttinF into
nnice. tnlr iHw has been brought into
contempt
In four l0he of oHr state the law
las been tHIfhful. enforced The in-
crease 0f wealth per capita and tho
large number ~ dernsitors IN our saw
iurs banks ln comparison with those
in license states wI show some of
the Her no. thsf have resulted ip our
people fud our prohfhiforv r0r0r Laws
have been O. lerEc factor in tontrfbut-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

inE to ttf4 result.
sincerely hopt hat you viii sue
coed in fecuriug state Md prohiblt-
ipnh nor only because 81 the great
'enfif WI Ga your manufacturers
VIII % from fhr Increased efficiency
on fhr riff ~ employees in manu-
~farfurinr S-fnhnshmcnts. but aieo "a
causr NJ The Eeneral moral upnft
which orr Icoplo viii receive whom
TIE liquor traTi. has been hanished
from your sfafc
View f.eufcffullr.
JAMES PAUL.
Wcllsours. IS. NA. sept e.. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
A RECEIVER?
Does the American Republic Need =
Rsesivsr7-A Few Pertinent
Suggestions.
rhs President and ,he suprems Bench

The Preslden, and the svpreme Bench
M~oundsviile. W. Va Sept. 30
To the Editor Of The fnteWrenrsr
Sir-In order 10 satisfy some doubt.
INK brethren In this city and section.
Will ask you kindly 10 reproduce an
editorial that appeared in The Infefi
Fencer n few days ago. stating the 70.
ligious bolief Of President Tafts an.
Bointecs 10 The supreme Hcnch The
story De- persistent here that three OF
those appointe-s have been members
OF n particular faith.
REPUBLICAN.
The inteligenccr has ~ .ieast thrce
times published the exact facts re-
ferred 70 above President Taft has
had the appointment 81 i've Supreme
Court Justices. or a clear majority N
the supreme Bench His a@ppoin.eos
"ere Justice Hughes. = Baptist Jus
.ticc Lurton. an Episcopalisn. Justice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30

MI Vanderbilt was greatly asfonIshed al this an
nouncement In fact, he frankly said 10 President Ca.
satt:
Il suppose. when you ssy 'se.' YOU mean IN. Penn.
sylsanis Railroad Company
piled.
i must confess" said Mr.. Vanderbilt. after a me.
ments thought, that cannot understand what ths Pam
syiyania wants OF those railroads over OF Long Island
know what Austin Corbin wanted. He thought he could
build up a railway system on Long Island and create an
Ocean port at Montauk Point. from which he could oper.
ate european steamships. lie also contemplated the
ouIldins OF a tunnel under the Hudson river which would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
The Foresight That the Vanderbilt. Lacked.

n = OF long before the death of Cornelius vanderbu, a, tsse .L.,.-.-l
IN Jcasatt IN nw President OF he Pennsytysnia Railroad comp.nv
- y called upon Mr. Vanderbilt At tn omces of h Nex Vol C.r,
Railroad company IN IN ursnd Central Station in New Yort Tn. ca
nj VI by appointment IN at IN rscrest Of President c,ss.,
After q courteous wen friendly. meeting. Mr. Cassau udaepIx shs.
Mr. Vanderbilt. called upon you this Afternoon FOR te pnrro.s nj,
saying TO o that " have secured N option pon ali o. "A. Ions IS.na
Railroad properties wsch wer possessed BY Austin Corbtn al nj. um.
of MS death" "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
Our Expert
Shoe Service

Together with tho best Women.a
shoes hat are made. We oner our
patrons the benefit o. our Experienced
Shoe Service.
We understand the correct fttinR Of
Shoes In every detaiL and with every
slze. width and shape thats made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-30
October Opening Sale
BRINGS MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES LRH THESE

Silk-snd-Wool PoplinS S1.75.
SIPS.
Special Dress Goods 59e and
soc.
Special Dress Fabrics. S1.OO.
Coakings and Wrap Materials,
S1.SS up.
Special velveteens, soc.
Special Corduroy. S1.OO.
Specif' Velvets, 81 up.
Wide Velvets and velours,
$3.50 to s..
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
BULGARiANS DENY DEFEAT
Say Reports of Turkish Victory at
Tchatalja Are False.

Sofia, Nov 21.-All the reports en-
anaung from Turkish sources alleging
that the Turkish troops had gained a
victory over the Bulgarians along the
line OF fortfications at TchataIja Of
ficially are declared untrue by the
Bulgarian war Office
Regarding the situation at Adrian
ople official accounts state that the
Turkish troops, attempting to break
through IL bulgarian investing lines,
were repu with heavy losses after
battle Il the whole day. They
were compelled to retire to the fort
ress
From nedeaehatch, on the Aegean
sea, it is reported that two battalions
Of Turkish troops posted on the
heiehts to the north We're routed by
the Bulgarians. The Turks fled, leav-
Ing a train filed with provisions, am
munition and horses.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
HYDES CASE is TAKEN UP


New York, Nov. 2l.-Justice Cons
ccnrt, which has just completed the
notable trials Of Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker aud the four gHnman
slagers of Gambler nosauthal was the
stage for the 9s HG Jf mother legal
drama of country agia ia}gsgst
The case is that of Charles IT, HYDE
former city chamberlain. who Is
charged with having coruptly com
PEELED Joseph G Robin, former head OF
the Northern bank, to lend the Carne
gle Trust company $4,000 b. threat
ertrg 10 withdraw city funds from the
Northern bank.
The penalty in Uvde's case, in the
event of conyigtion, may be 5000 fine
or ten years Imprisonment, or both
Hyde. for twenty-five years close
personal friend Of Mayor Gaynor anc
for many years his Law partner, was
appointed TO the post Of city chamber
lain the highest salaried Office within
the gift of the mayor, soon after Gay
ncr's election.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
MONEY BACK
for any case of
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Headache, that Solace
Fails to Relieve.
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r. Lee Morris, president of the tlfst ) ~ ~
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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-11-22
SAYS UNION HEADS
DISCUSSED BLASTS
Witness Tells Of Meeting Of
Officials at Detroit.

indianapolis. EcE 2t.--Ele}en Off
cials OF the international Association
OF Bridge and Structural Iron Work
els we're accused by Patrick ]. Dugan
al the dynamite conspiracy" trial OF
having been present when the hlowius
uD oG noaunion jobs was discussed.
Dasan. former treasurer Of a local
union. testified that shortly after a
bnilIine in Detroit was dgnamited in
June 1901, the union officials held a
caucus over The election Of officers
At that time, the witness said, Her.
bert : Hoosin announced he had los,
his position on account of having in
ducei Ortte e. Mechanical 10 blow ug
the Detroit Job.
'Ttoekm said because Of this he
ought 10 be given a place on the ez
ecu9ye board said Duean Tie said
h. was aoinG to make his campaign
for Office on the strength Of the De
troit Job
Duaan said President Frank NJ
Ryan and ten other officers were pres
ent
Dugan testified that an indianapolis
local union had destroyed nonuniDr
job lor So and when it was learned
the international union was paying
$500 for each job blown up complaint
was made to ]. J. Mcnamara.
"McNamara replied people were
learning too much about the eXplo
sions." said Dugan lie said District
Attorney William T. Jerome in New
York had learned the iron workers
union was behind the dynamiting jobs
In the Fast and they would have Il
be careful"