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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27

BUILDING THE STATION

Work on the new su5station at
the Bluestone, being put III to take
the place of the one recently de-
stroyed by fire, is progressing. but
it will be a couple of months. or
more, before the new station will be
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Times.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
THE DATE

As several parties have asked the
date of the Sacramento Fair and the
fact that the event is not advertised
it can be stated that the event is to
start on the l4th OF September and
run until the 2lst.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
HIGH WIND

Since Sunday a disagreeable and
high wind has swept through this
v~alvley. 1t has shaken much fruit
from the trees and interiors with the
harvesting of crops. As a result
the weather is cooler and the dust
is thicker.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
GOES EAST

Jim Grant. who has been VISITING
with his parents in this city, was {
departure for Minneapolis this morn
ing. where he will resume his posi-
tioin in a bank in that city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
.TAFT'S RECORD

When he entered upon his Presi-
Genital term President TAFT was on
record in favor OF tariff revision
downward. Yet he will go down in
History as having vetoed more tariff
hh.S than any President in the his
tory Ct the United States.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
DIED IN

joni Kitchens. who has been sick
for some time. died at his home in
Hawthorne Thursday. The deceased
formerly lived in Virginia City, from
there he went to Bodie. Cal, and for
the last few years has made his home
in Hawthorne. He is survived by a
wife and three sons.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
FROM A VACATION

Dick Barber and wife. who have
been enjoying a couple Of weeks
along the coast near Monterey, have
re urned to their home in this city.
They thoroughly enjoyed the change
OF Climate and scenes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
WAS DISCHARGED

George Kitzmeyer. who was ad
ministrator of the estate Of his sis
ter Edith has been discharged b,
the court and the final settlement
made.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
COMING-HOME

The Esser-Maute party. which has
spent the past six weeks at Glen
brook are expected home tomorrow
evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27

If yon are very thirsty and one
glass Of fredericksburg Beer
does not relieve you, take another.
1t will be nicely served to you at
the Sacramento Saloon.
The famous Fredericksburg
Beer at the Sacramento Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27
announcement

Political announcements will
be published in this column for
the sum of $40 until the decision
of the Primaries, when the sue
cessfuI ones will be entitled to
the carrying of the card until the
final decision by the payment Of
an additional fee of So. All pay
ments under this head strictly in
advance.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-27

Meals at all hours, day and
night, at the Park Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

istration and 20 back TO Grover
Cleveland's administration II ought 10
show you that Laughln should be
elected 10 Congress and then we will
not have the free soup and free sil
yer as we had under the Democratic
administration. What 10 the use OF
making change now, when they had
enough back in 1896, when the Demo
cratic party did not uphold the wage
scale, and tho Republicans bad to
bring II up TO where II is today.
Ny opponent, Bledeoe. you know
or do not know has Just lived In the
state OF West Virginia FIVE years. and
IN you elect him 10 the Office which I
aspire 10. you will probably find out
that he will say that the Virginia
debut should be paid because he will
still have that old Virginia blood in
his veins. He was the midnight can.
didate at the Democratic convention,
and Gilbert Smith OF ST Mary's, sec.
onded his nomination like this: Il
second the nomination OF the midnight
candidate. and he IL a midnight can.
didate OF Watson. McGraw and Chill
ton
ut don't make much difference who
the governor is just 20 long as your
Cousin Abe Lilly II attorney general.
but taking this back. this man Thomp-
son will not be governor OF the state,
70 will be Bill McCoTkle. Bill Chiffon,
who was responsible for a defalca-
ton IN the state OF several thousands
OF dollars and Clarence Watson. the
man who went 10 the legislature with
one delegate. a check book and a pen.
In the convention OF tho Democratic
party this year. they had banging In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

.neir convention placard with these
Two words on IL, Peace and Pros
perity. When they talk OF peace
Just recall the notification act OF
south Carolina. and regarding pros
perity. remember OF the free labor
tney placed in this country. We have
70 get after them, get your wife 10
talk politics and Republican politics.
700. and then We will elect our old
friend, Hastings, here the next sheriff
OF Ohio county.
These Democratic fellows say we
have no chance to be elected. |
want TO thank Abraham Lincoln for
me birth or the Republican party and
me others following for preserving N
] have not heard of six Republicans
who are going to vote for Woodrow
wilson during my travels all over the
state. The Republicans are dissatis-
ned Is the claim of the Democrats
and there is a big split In the party.
But the Republicans OF this state may
be dissatisfied but they ara going TO
vote the Progressive or Republican
tickets and all OF the state candi.
dates are on both tickets
MI. Lilly's speech was featured
with several amusing anecdotes and
In conclusion. he thanked the voters
Tor their kind support and asked for
the support again at the November
election.
Treasurer e. L. Iona.
Treasurer +. l.. Long was next in
troduced and In part he said.
Brother Laughlin, In discussing
the wool question. reminds me Of 1T
tie bit OF poetry. like this:
Mary had a little lamb
The wool she used to spin u
But with the Wilson tariff on IL
Now she has to skin ~.
M HF.
resident OF your city II quite n poet,
and IL ! have 10 say IL myself ! am
some pumpkins too in that line. Two
years ago the Republican party was
defeated because many OF them
stayed at home and did not vote. To
Illustrate my point. the present con.
gresham from this district. Mr.
Davis did not receive as many votes
a. Mr.. r. l.. Robinson. who was the
candidate two years before that time
The total Democratic vote for the
state was lighter than II was two
years previous 20 that time The PEG
pie have 10 get out and vote and
West virginia will remain in the Re-
publican column n they can get the
vote out and we will have a majority
OF 10000.
Concluding. Mr. Long thanked the
Republicans for their support In the
recent primary and continued with
the hope that they would give
large majority a. the coming election.
y. z. Williams.
Howard r. Williams. candidate for
commissioner OF agriculture. VAS the
last speaker o. the evening. and In
short and able address he thanked
the voters OF Ohio county for his
nominatiOn. lie said Il was too en-
barasslng for farmers 20 discuss cam
~ 49, -
~ been discussed by the other speak
ers. He then excused himself from
further speaking and the meeting ad-
journed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
OVERFLOW
CoOntinusd from Tenth Page,

~ the largest potteries Of their kind
II the world one location o. Newell In
Hancock county. making tableware. the
other ar Warrington. making sanitary
his friends
Thira--in the district - tho largest
concern N its kind IN the world. max
ing tumblers. located az Fairmont. efn-
ploying seven 70 eight hundred per
sons. with payroll q forty thousand
Fairmont tho largest single bottle fac
tory % its kind IN The world. where bot
tee arc made ~ automatic machinery.
With a capacity % eighteen car loads
Fourth-At Clarksburg is 20 BE- found
plant making carbon FOR electric
iish,s. Which Il the largest % its kind
Fffth-From manufacturing 70 min
Ing, Ne have IN Marion and Harrison
vsioped coal vein IN the country. where
coal can be produced probably chen 10 p
than IN any other section Of the United
siEth--fn Lewis county We nnd gas
wells % greater production than are
70 Be- found IN any part ~ the country.
dustries On their particular line. but
We have alec as YOU know. tremendous
establish uenta making tubes sheets
~ cans snanelled ware and other
tteel and iron producte various kinds
~ Flass pottery. clay products. leather.
ftogies. scrip cigars. an employing an
army NN NhlNNhN MnN amen. the main
feuance % which requires me main
tanning ~ great mercantile establish
fnenfs scattered Throughout The dia-
trirf
Protected ~ the rar4n.
The industries ~ tIn plate arf r.9f-
tery tubes nnd sheets in feet au iron
products. were created and have grown
o. fhflr great sizes under THE lnnuerea
~ The American Protective Tarin qva-
TEN. Az other Industries have either
directly or Indirectly been benoaffef
~ this policy ~ protection. established
~ ire Republican party Our Tarir
laws have made the United states the
workshops - fhe world have created
o home market larger bv far than anv
other market in The world and have
se'ahliqhed an American standard 81
wages
IN isa1. through The election Of a
Democratic ConFrers and President
The fariM leVieH were reduced through
nc passage in Congress ~ what was
frown aa the Wilson 1871 measure
chan1rioned ~ and aimed after the LATE
lion " T. Wilson. " Democratic Com
fressman from West virginia and =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
zozzsT ADVICE TO oorsu,rrrrvns

Somehow there exists a vast amount
- skepticism 80 20 TIE possibility Of
facts, and are sincere IN what We assert
m We were afflicted with tuberculosis
We should Do precisely what We ask 9th
ers 20 do-take Eckman's Alternative
should do this and warrant We have for
asking all CousumptiYes 20 take a. -
that We have the reports ~ many recov-
cries. one ~ which Follows
1879 susquehanna Ave. Phna. Pa
Gentlemen. For tvo years I vas a.
nicted Nth hemorrhaEcs % the iungs.
the number totaied nearly one hundred
our family physician advised another
climate. 90 o. remain would probably be
fatal However. I remained and fn ffeh-
rusry ~ 1907. was taken with a severe
attack - pneumonia. When ! recovered
sufficiently 20 walk about the house
vas lsft with n friEhfful hacking cough.
witch no medicine ] Rad taken could a.
lev,ate ~ was az this time. March.
1907. that ! learned % and started TAX
inE Eckmar'q Alternative In snort
tine ny cough vas gore and I uas pro-
unuured we'll Since that time 7 have
had tUo sliFht attacks ~ pneumonia and
7 have resorted 20 No other medicine 10
erect a recovery.
~ am 81 present IN excellent heath
and feel Inst - long a. I car obtain
Eckmsns Aiterstive. Z have no fear %
for ne rood 70 has done
fSlEnedl HOWARD T. KfOTZ
Eckmens hlterative is effective ~
nr2nehitis. Asthma Hay Fever, Thost
the system. Does not contain poisons
opiatss Or habit-forrairg drugs For
sale BY 2. r. Goefze a Co wheeling. =
~ Wyriek. North End Phsrruscy. Rei.
for booklet telling ~ rscovsriss ara
write - Eckman Laboratory. ~ fiadei-
phia, Pa. for additional evidence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

dissnguished college professor from
Morgantown. Mark the similarity OF
professions as well as mans OF Con-
sressmAn Wilson and the disttinguishsd
by the Democratic party A. their can
didate for President. Hiz. Governor
woodrow Wilson. ~ New Jersey also
college professor from Princeton.
Many OF US remember some time aro.
play called Too Much johnson" /
sincerely hope the necessities % the
a piav called Too Much Wilson tn
effects OF the Wilson Bill was 90 dis
astrous 70 the business 81 this country
,,n.t me D.moeIstie party az the fol-
~ offce. and IN 80 fss a. having COM
pete control of the government have
len oet eNer since Two years ago,
the country elected Democratic House
o. Representative True 20 their pro
fessions those gentlemen including the
-FOUR Democratic CouRrearmen from
West virginia. commenced 10 ~arnafh~
ne tartn. and n ~ had not been for
Fresident Tafts veto the smash"
would have been most complete and
n Il had NJ, been FOR the vstoing
~ President Tart % the Underwood
Mst-l schedule Democratic measure
which received the vote ~ that most
sstinable gentleman I an opposing FOR
Congress the Hon. John W Davis our
present. conEresTman-w when 70 passed
district would have been seriously
criprlef You need not take my word
for this-ask Mr wisr. Mr. Foiisns-
bee. Mr. Glass or NJ WHITAKER ast
The man "a fhe forge ~ the rolls In
the biz TIN mills az Chester. Wisrton.
folnusbce. Martins FERRY. whitaker "a
Ielie. clarksburE what would have
beer The results had this bill become
q law We AT know ~ The new ain
mul % he buiif o. Tiitonsvilfe. across
me river---cap ifaiized ~ 1850 200 10
employ 100 men. and which III linn.
VII probably employ na many fhoueard
would this mill have been built M The
Underwood BIZ had become a law Nr
, Z. HOLLOWAY. president leading stock
holder anf principal organize of mis-
snterprise tells me thf Tnf0nsvilIe
Mil would not have been built NJ the
lnfer~und Bil had gone into eject
and Furthermore that N he AMI hia
aeeoclafea fff not believe IN the election
- Republican President and Conersas
wis lall they would not have Invested
IN The project These views ~ Nj ffof-
lnway are also confirmed BY Mr. ~
ward Hazleit. another large stockhoider
in this mill
TAris or Nsrvs Tonic.
Mr Davis. in hf- speech. I'M Wheeling
last week OH defendinr bic vote in
favor % the Underwood EuL which
would cut fhe present duty on fnuiafe
almost IN two. raid that Whaf our fom,
manufacture needs o. NOT More Taria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
OUT or TOWN oUBsrs
f6HbEMr AT MHETTHo.
=, Among the prominent Repub-
lica visitors in the city were:
Marshall County.

, Among the prominent Repub-
Hca visitors in the city were:
Marshall County.
A p. Linch, J. ID. Burnley. Al
pert Winters. l.. ID. Hinerman,
y. =. Moore. John Bloyd, Will
GRAY. James u. Parriott. V. K.
Meyers. NJ. l. Brown. Jesse Nc
Combs, W. a. McGlumphy.
HANCOCK County.
o, 8. Marshall. r. a. Hart, r.
NJ. Brown.
arooks County,
Atty. George McCleary. Tho..
sherrard. $. II. Caldwell. w. n.
Miller. Atty. s. y. Corcoran. Ell
mer Hough. Charlie Redman.
DIR. G. X Weinick. George Pat
terson. Albert Snedeker, Elmer
jackson. Edward Lewis.
Sherman Denhsm. Ciarksburr.
a. u. White. Parkersburg; Mike
King. Elkins: II. n. Hatfield.
Eckman. Abe Lilly. Raleigh
county: II. +. Williams, Green
brier county. stuart y. Reed.
Harrison county. John s. Darst
jackson county. r. l.. Long. Nc
Dowen county; II. p. Shawkey,
kanavha county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
MISSIONARY
CONVENTION
HELD YESTERDAY AT wssLEv
NJ. e. CHURCH WAS in
TERESTlNC.
AND Reports Made Were EsceIIent--s
important Business Transacted !
Officers Elected. Z

Reports showing that ,he Loaf
district Is the banner division OF the
West virginia conference featured tho
Wheeling District women's ForeieH
Missionary Society OF the Methodise
Episcopal church. held yesterday IN
the Wesley NJ. r. church. With 4
large attendance at all three .es.
slons. great deal OF enthusiasm wat
manifested and IL Was the Consensus
on opinion Of all present that the com
Nention was one OF the best ever held
by the society.
Encouraging reports were made by
, me various officers and Committed.
which showed everything to be in an
excellent condition. The report Of
the financial affairs was especially en-.
couraging. All pledges have beerfI
paid and the collections have greatly
Increased during the past year. Be-
cause or the large increase in mems
bership, the Benwood auxiliary wac
the district.
With nearly all the auxiliaries Of !.
the district represented, the morning.
session opened at $50 O'Clock. Af{r1
the transaction OF routine business in
trestng reports were made BY auxii-
iaries and different societies AFFILIATED
with the Missionary Society. Mrs a
Edmund Neil OF Moretantown cor
responding secretary OF the confer
ence, was unable 10 be present bus
her report was read. Miss Helen
seamon made q report OF the condr
ton OF the treasury. At noon a box
luncheon and social hour were en-
joyed.
The afternoons session was opened
with devotional service by Rev. g. X.
Arbuthnot. ID. D., district superintends
ent Mrs. A. J. Clark. president %
the Cincinnati branch. delivered an
interesting address. with many Of
the delegates taking part. a general
discussion was held on a number OF
interesting subjects.
Closing Session.
The evenings session was conduct
ed by the Standard Bearers OF the
Wesley ". p. church. assisted BY the
Standard Bearers Of the Thomson
church. The features Of the meeting
we're addresses by Mrs A. J. CLARK /
and Mrs. Welday. a returned mission l
airy from China. who spoke interest.
ingly OF her experiences. Excellent
music WAS a feature OF al the ses-
sions The members we're ENCOURAGED
In their work by Rev. W y. WORK
man. pastor Of the Wesley church.
Rev. s. X Arbuthnot, u. D., and other
visiting ministers.
With but few changes. the old o.
hcers were reelected. The election
resulted az follows:
District president Mrs s. l. 8.
Spragg. district secretary. Mrs. 8.
y. Rose. district recording secretary.
Mrs. ? Flood. district treasurer. Miss
Alice Irvine
Mrs r ID Martin. o. Benvood. was
selected az deleFate 10 a branch meet
Ing 20 BE- held In Delaware. Ohio. and
Mrs. Wright. % Moundsville. was So
lected ~ alternate Miss Margaret
Mcconnell. % the Thomson church,
this city. and Miss Helen Henderson.
Of Moundsville. we're selected AZ dele
gate and alternate. respectively. TO
represent the Standard Bearers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

The funeral services over the re-
mains % tho iato Mrs Lulu walden.
who died it her home a. short creek
Wednesday eveninE. will take place a.
tho family residence Saturday NOM
Ing ~ 1919 O'Clock The infsrrnsnt
vii Be- made In short Greek cemetery.
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Obituary


Funeral sfrvices over the remains
~ the late Mrs. Margaret Welte. who
died on Wednesday afternoon. will 30
held from 81 Aiphonsus' church this
morning % o'clock fnterment will
be made - At. calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Michael Monahan. aged e years
died 80 the homo ~ his father. John
Monahan. en- For street Yesterday
morning after a lengthy Illness. the
hnal cause ~ his death being pro-
nounced as cue 20 a cerebral henor-
rhaEe
The funeral viii BE- held from the
home this morning and intermenf will
be made IN ~. calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
A TaApn anIrvAHon.

"Our ADVERTISING club has condemned
the Wisconsin professor who says noas
ruheinE should taks the place Of Kiss
ing
And Why. prayr-
substitute"
(From JudrsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

wide utins IN shades Tor evening
IN ono shop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
GREETINGS SENT BY THE
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

Hon ,hor, n ,,A.. ,SlsAfksbuRG W Va. Sept 26 1912
Wheeling, W. va ~'' N'O" "Nu"
Kindly convey the Repubca
& 70 near our next Governor the
OF their
% ne IN charge OF the oampsg that splendid going
oe won the polls Every
sustained by the party two
anu the ground
tae voters West Virginia do November
wealth by the bribery and by
OF the people 1910
a
whole people be
against the
with
campaign VIII a
feel keeny the disgrace already
in he OF
legislation
be rebuked r S~'' W"
DIT Hatfield will 10 a pendid triumph Fverv
Gay report from every county tells the
and
ve in him and they him
Grafton tomorrow night.
crowd
telephones that
Saturday afternoon. 80 '7 ""
In conclusions Remember the That's ALL
JAMES S. LAKIN Chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

W, the consumer need have no fear.
1911 aoequate laws. preventing mo-
hopS ana combination. ensuing com
peuion Will always insure to domestIc
cSa liners reasonable prices on his pur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Mr Davis. ln NJ speech III Wheeling
last week. On defendinr HE vote III
favor % The Underwood UuL which
would cut me present duty on fnuiafe
manufacture needs is MOT More Tarfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Abe lilly. the candidate for attor.
ney general. was introduced BY Chair
man White az The only Lilly IN the
state" IN part he said. Il vas a.
Elkins this afternoon and left that
city ~ $50 o'clock. just because I
wanted ~ be among this great Re-
publican gathering When You com
pare the years Of Republican admin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

- K Il IL IT g Black
sells regularly nayHs =
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-17
"UNDERWOOD WOULD BE
AN IDEAL CANDIDATES.

Campaign portraits of Representa-
tive Oscar Underwood of Alabama
adorn the wall of City Counsel James
R.sNugent. He received a large and
a medium-sized through the mail
today, and the hero of many political
battles in Essex was enthusiastic.
wet could not name a better can
didate,'' said Mr.. Nugent. He is
clean-cut, honest and a fine states
man. When we appeared before the
committee on rivers and harbors for
our appropriation, MIR. Underwood
was the one who FASTENED 1t. After
wards at a dinner 1 gave In his honor
with q party of twenty-five, he de-
livered an address which o both
the Republicans and Democrats pres
ant. and some told me later that II
he were nominated ne would get their
vote"
Many prominent Democrats in the
state are heart and soul with the
Southern representative.
At the dinner Mr.. Underwood told
Mr.. Nugent that he would like t.
head me ticket and asked for his sup.
port. There vas much comment al
the city Hall today about Underwood
and those who glanced at his picture
commented favorably about his like
ness.
Mr.. Nugent believes it will be T. R
at Chicago.