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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
HIGHWAY ENGINEERING
IN GEORGIA UNIVERSITY.
Now Department IL Of Great Service
70 Road Builders


The Athens Banner is highly pleased
with the work OF the department Of
highway engineering recently institute
ed in the University Of Georgia. Re
Gently 1t commented on 1t as follows:
The trustees OF the university Of
Georgia took splendid step when they
added a member TO the civil engineer.
ing faculty and made road extension
work a part OF the work OF the civil
engineering work or the university.
The selection or Professor John q.
Koch for this useful work and placing
him practically at the command OF the
various counties in Georgia doing per
manent road work has proved to Do
most beneficial in every way. Profes
sor Koch is an expert road builder, and
his advice is being sought by the coun
ties Of Georgia in every section Of the
state. Already he hos been Of splen
did assistance. although he has been al
work but two months. Every day the
benefits TO Cow from his work to every
section Of the state become more and
more apparent.
The counties of the state doing road
improvement should not hesitate to
call upon the university for assistance.
Tie university stands ready through
the department Of civil engineering, OF
which Professor q. NJ. Strahan is head
and Professor KOCH assistant, to give
expert advice on all questions submit
ted. wherever It is necessary Pro
lessor Koch will go to a county ana
hold conference with those in charge
Of road Improvement In this way theJ
may avail themselves of the best ex.
pert advice before proceeding with the
work of road Improvement. II this il
done in every instance 1t will be found
that money will be saved and better
roads secured.
The road extension work that is be-
ing done by the University of Georgia
will mean the saving of hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars to the state and
the securing of much better roads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14

This is one Of the nice punch bowl
drinks that are all right for the chill,
dren's lawn party: Peel half dozen
oranges, remove every particle Of the
white ptth. divide into sections and
take out seeds andimembrane. Put SIX
aheapIpg tablespoonfuls of sugar in q
saucepan with the juice Of two other
oranges and some of the, grated yellow
rind and simmer until the sugar is dis
solved. but not boiled. Arrange the
pieces of orange in the punch bowl
Combine the strip and cold water to
make n pleasant eEherbet, flavor with
orange nowcr7 watcrand pour over the
oranges in the bowl and ut the last put
In several pieces Of ice to make the
""cllnk" and keep the contents of the
bowl cold. y, j. 1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
) Commissioner Of Agriculture.
H. d. WILLIAMS.

Congressman 1st. District.
GEoRsE A, IAuGHt1N.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14

gan College Of Mines They believe
that II the uniYersit.es viii supply
well equipped engineers Irwin be a
long step towards doing away with
the careless supervision OF The con-
structIon and maintenance OF public
roads that now results in the loss
Of q large per cent OF the money In
vested IN roads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14

When milking a magazine cover the
sides must abe EttfFencd with card.
board, for. as the covers of magazines
are not stiff, the fancy cover would be-
OF little use without the cardboard.
The cover is very easily made by fold.
Ing a straight piece OF cretonne into
flaps or pockets ut each end and Slip
ping in the cardboard stif'ening
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
efficiency.

Efficiency.
When men oppose, efficiency on
any economic idea, they undermine
tbs realeyirtue of life and that is
character. No man can do less than
his best without harming himself.
1T is terrible doctrine to. preach that
a.man should do as little as he can
IN orderto, diminish the general prod
uct, says the Ohio Stats Journal.
This is setting a low estimate on
life. It is degrading man in order
TO make greater demand for wheat
and coal and lumber.
The lesson should be universally
taught that the efficiency of one man
is a blessing to another The only
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
FINE HORSE RACING.

without fast and exciting horse
racing, a big fair and exposition
would be incomplete. The West vlr-
ginia Fair Association is member OF
the celebrated Erie Trotting Circuit,
the king of the half-milers. and fine
speed program will be carried out at
the annual Clarksburg Fair to be held
September II, IS, 10 and 20 on the
magnificent new fair grounds in this
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
An Evening echo

An Evening Echo.
II every man should work at that
for which nature fitted him. the cows
would be well tended. -FLoRIAN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14

Take walk down by the Palace
Furniture and Piano Company and
see their window display.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
MADE A SPLENDID RACE

Mr.. r $. Judge. one Of the defeated
candidates for The house of delegates
in he primary Tuesday. deserves con-
eraullations upon the very hne race
he made in spite OF his moderate ac-
quaintanCe with the voters OF Ohio
county. Mr.. Judge is a young lawyer
who is fast coming to the front. lie
labored, however. under the disadvan-
tage Of being comparatively unknown
TO a great many OF the voters. and
that fact was seen in the returns from
the primary. In those portions OF the
town and county in which Mr.. Judge
5 acquainted, his vote was very
heavy. While defeated. Mr.. Judges
friends congratulate him upon the
splendid showing made. lie made a
clean and earnes campaign. and won
the esteem Of all who met him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
SALOONS IN COUNTRY DISTRICTS.

The granting of a saloon license 10
a well known saloonist located in the
country district in the face OF petit
lions signed by a large number Of the
residents OF hat district. emphasizes
one OF the serious difficulties in hand
ling the license question. SO far as
the ln~telligencer knows. the saloon
referred TO has been conducted in a
law abiding way. Nevertheless. il
there is any merit in the contention
for local option it ought 10 work both
ways. There Is no more equity in
the board OF county commissioners
forcing n saloon into a dry territory
against the protest Of a majority OF
the people living IN that territory.
ihan there Is in dry counties Ike
Preston. Tucker and Randolph voting
the saloons out OF Wheeling. when
the people in Wheeling prefer the
licensed saloon 10 the no.iicensed
saloon. Particularly does his apply
70 communities tha, are without police
projection.
While littie or no disorder has &C.
CURED In any OF the saloons along
tho National road. the possibilities ~
disturbances among men INDUCING
700 much In strong drink. is always
at hand 4 great deal OF prohibition
sentiment In West Virginia has been
made by he uladvised action Of the
men IN the saloon business and their
sympathizers. In the Judgment OF the
Intelligence. the clear cut rule that
ought 20 be followed is Thar each com.
m"n''" o. arv considerable size
would decide his question for itself
This law should apply not only to the
country district of Ohio county. but
should In reason apply ever, whcre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

has entirely Justified the IntelIi-
geneer's statement
The progressive candidate for the
state committee In the Prs sen
atorial distriot has been beaten In
Ohio county by i.2OO to 1900. lie
has been Overwhelmingly beaten In
the entire district.
The so-called Progressive Repub-
lican" candidate for the state senate
has been beaten by over 1000 in Ohio
county. and has been Overwhelmingly
beaten in the district.
Two OF the so-called progressive
candidates for the legislature have
been beaten by considerable majori-
ties. while two others. men OF more
than unusual popularity and strength.
have been nominated. The "ProgreI-
sive Republicans attempted to slate
an entire county committee. Con
tests. however. were made in only
districts in the county. and in
these the so-called Progressive slate
lost four.
In other words. a very considerable
majority of the slated candidates have
been repudiated by the Republican
voters and independent candidates.
who made their fight on their own
merits and who appealed only as Re
~publicans. have been named. With
out rejecting upon the character or
capacity OF any man who Was a can
didate and who failed OF the nomina.
ton. Il is proper TO construe this re-
suit as n rebuke to those who sought
TO force a slate upon the Republicans
OF Ohio county.
4 strong legislative ticket has been
named. In the persons of Hon. j. p.
Arbenz. J. A. Bloch. r. F. Faris and
Henry A. Weiss. the Republicans have
four candidates for the legislature
who are the equals OF any four men
in their respective walks of life,
wherever they may be found.
In Senator Oliver Marshall. they
have nominated an experienced and
capable legislator.
In Mr.. II. F. Behrens. they have
selected a man OF the highest per
sonal character for a position on the
state committee.
The result ought to be as salts
factory as any such result can. and
regardless Of the personal ambitions
that may have been disappointed. the
people of Ohio county are pretty Ger.
tain TO be satisfied with the result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
INDEPENDENCE AND CHARACTER

a few days ago the In.elfrenccr
commented upon an attempt ~ form
q slate OF Republican candidates for
State committee. state senate the
house o' doIera cs and Tho county
COMMITTEE" a number NJ gentlemen
STYLING th'ms"ivo- Progressive re-
p~ihi'sns got together and formed "a
combination. nominating Tor county
offices their oeu particular POL, o.
friends and 'o.oue-- A. Thai time
Tho Intelligence expire. af Tho oa.-.
ION That tho Republicans OF pr.,
county aouid no' tsto kindly ~, fr.
attempt ~ slate thor candidate
whether that a''rmp. be made under
ih' '''" NJ Progressive Vepub
hcans or any other ufro Tho ro.yr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Thursday, June 6, 1912.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Or. "A. ID. Hatfield has been nom
mated for the g~overnorship Of West
Virginia by a very large majority.
In many sections OF he state. DIT.
Hatfeld's popular vote exceeded that
OF both his competitors. This is the
result the Inteligencer has confident
ly anticipated for several months past.
and IL Is a result on which the Re
publicans OF West Virginia are TO be
congratulated. Or. Hatfield is a very
strong man, with a clean record. He
has a pleasing personality. He will
be a strong candidate and will make
a good governor. Il is also a matter
Of congratulation that a strong and
clean state ticket has been nominated
al the same time. For the minor
state offices there were many good
men to choose from. No serious OBJ
jections could be urged to any par
ticular candidate. and 1t was almost
impossible TO 20 wrong in making up
the ticket so far as the fitness, char
acter and ability Of the candidates
were concerned.
In the five congressional districts.
republicans have put their best men
forward. and named candidates who
are practically certain OF election. In
George A. Laughlin. W. G. Conley. 5.
y. Avis. Hunter s. Moss and James
A. Hughes, they present FIVE men. the
peers OF n men in West Virginia.
For congressman-arlarge. Hon. How
ard Sutherland achieved a splendid
victory. Mr.. Sutherland is a man OF
strong character. a pleasing person
atty and ranks up among the big
men OF West Virginia. On the whole.
the Republicans Of the state have
little cause 10 complain OF The per.
sonnet OF their state ticket. II there
- n difficulty. IL will be on geo
graphical grounds. as there was a
multiplicity OF candidates from the
southern counties OF West Virginia.
n naturally. they have carried of
the principal honors. However. this
was 10 be expected in the primary.
The people have voted their choice.
and the result should be acceptable
10 all. II is also gratifying thai the
contest which closed Tuesday was car.
RE on in such a spirit OF fairness
that IL leaves so few sore spots Roth
Mr. Dillon and Mr. SVishor. as vol
as the defeated candidates for minor
offices, made earnest campaigns. bu,
with very few exceptions there was
LITTLE bitterness. and there will be few
troubles 20 heal up For the defeated
candidates the l~nteIIgencor. with all
other Republicans. expresses i,s
kindest wishes. They made a good
fight and defeat 10 nor serious q, Tho
men who have within themselves the
elements tha. make success In.
do1h'edly they VIII sU be- found work.
Ing for the Republican ticket and will
give their successful competitors The
most loyal and enthusiastic support
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Moundsville Briefs.

Elsewhere in these columns will be
found a full account OF the election
returns from over the entire county
sherman Williams returned 10
Spencer. where he Is employed. after
visiting his parents here for the past
few days.
Miss Rose Moore leftc Yesterday
Tor Granville. o.. 10 visit friends for
a few days.
DR.. c. +. Hutchinson OF Cameron
was in this city yesterday
a few hours.
squire Paul Reidel OF Renwood
was t-ransacting business in this city
yesterday.
John Maupin was at McMechen YES
terday. attending 10 business.
Mrs. Emma Parkinson of the west
arrived IN this city yesterday after
moor 10 spend severai weeks visiting
with relatives and friends.
The Independents will 20 10 Fulton
on Saturday afternoon where they
play the Elm Grove street railway
team.
Miss Helen Purdy. who is visiting
friends at Columbus. was Injured bv
q street car there a few days ago.
10" nicely.
r. G. B~a'nkensop. Dr. / y Hous.
ton. s. &. Shaw and j.. G. simpson
left yesterday az noon for ParEars-
burg 10 attend the state Democratic
convention.
Miss kathryn returned % her home
10 Darlington Yesterday. after spend.
Ing 'he past few days IN the CITY with
relatives.
Miss Darl Gamble and Carl Buzzars
both well known young people Of this
city were quietly married last oy n
INK They left on a honeymoon trip
dsf evening
Mr. and Mrs. ~. y Burns left Mon
day on an extended trip with friends
in Oklahoma.
Dr. :. " Steele VIII return 70 his
home a. Weston today. after spend
ing the past few days in the city.
Mrs William Hess is visiting her
mother az Hannibal. O. for a few
days.
Elsewhere in these columns will
BE- found 70 fun story Of the trial OF
Andy Slender.
Mrs. Mary Humphreys returned
Yesterday 20 her home on Fifth street
after visiting her daughter AZ Pitts
burch FOR Tho past month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
ESCAPES CHAIR
Mrs Cusumsno Has Sentence Com.
muted 60 Life lmprison-
mcnf.

bosrON Mass June s.Thc CON.
'-nco of Mrs Lena Cuumauo % uun.
condemned to die this week frr The
murder of hcr husband. Prank. uas
commufrd fl off Ife imprisonment
hy tho executive council today
An AFFIDAVIT made h. Mrs gr.r.
mano In tho C@harfoafovu prison WIS
presented to mo council uhrn @ rr.
.umod consideration o. fra petition
Tor Communication today.
ln Tho AFFIDAVIT Mrs Crsuwsno
-.Id D fif not hire Hr, on. to
burt or kiI'. and Z bad NOTHING .1 fo
with tho kilIrg of my husband Prank
tufWmann
Mascioli. convicted Jointly with
Nrs 'ueuwano. must die .r the eIec
tric chair. aa the council refused last
week to commute the death sentence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
HUNTSVILLE


Ep"orth League Excursion Tonioh,
The annual boat excursion given
hF the Epworth League of tho First
VI J.. church viii be- given this even
ING The steamer Liberty has been
chartered for the occasion and viii
leave the local wharf a. $50 O'Clock
he German string band. which has
been parading rhe streets for tho
past few days have been engaged for
The AFFAIR and they will furnish mo
music for the occasion The boat will
make the trip to CIarington and r..
turn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
BIG GRADUATION
over a Thoustand Students Get De-
grecs AZ Columbia-Notabies
Present.

NEW YORK. June ga graduating
class of f.t21 students received de-.
rrees 90 tho i5Sth commencement Of
columbia University. here today.
Honcrary dorrccs were conferred up
on o group OF notable men and tts
.~1ndIiates received masters and doc
tors degrees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
To Hela MenorinI s.ruie..

Local Lodge. Jr q T. q 81. Will
hoIl Iis annual memorial services ON
next sunday afternoon All members
VII meet az their headquarters. I'm
ihe Furdr bail 40 tho corner Of Ninth
street and Lafayette avenue. af ono
% clock Headed by the IS. o. a. r.
and Mound city bands. they Will
march BOO a body 20 fhc Calvary "
y church. whorn rho pastor. Rev.
John Hoddow. will deliver rho annual
memorial sermon Following fFa mo.
moral sermon they wlll proceed t9
iH' Mount Rose cemetery whore tho
graves ~ The deceased brethren will
D. lrcnrIi-l with nnnrr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

UNCLE WALT: The Poet P~hilosopher.
H.a.L.-. ~.

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L ~ ID LHn' DOT Fh a r0f HHf garf. block sf .r-t[4 1900.
ri" I"" An mf man Flynn f hn toTf win ...a ,t. , ~.
.tr =" 'L mNfhf Dc ta rrt hide Shoes. ...uyr 49,,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
TWO GOOD ONES.

Mr. Jesse a. Bloch and Mr.. F. r
Far's. two OF the Republican nominees
for the legislature. represent new Gle.
menis IN Ohio county politics. Ro.h
OF them are young men who nave
made their marx in business. and both
represent the best type Of citizenship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Ih" Grand jury 900 tho Leo Rich
mnnd tF the Wheeling Traction Com
rany case. Tor $4,000 DAMAGE st
I'Eod for being asfaurfrd bv u CON.
'l'i'r near Eleventh street Iu fhIs
'.' p f"H months aEo. returned 20
.'raIci yesterday Tor tho rialnur for
attorneys Marlin brown and
p Moore represented the pi1irfIF
ah1 p q Newman and William Era.
~ ~. WIDnL-nL IrarILnn InmnnrN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

and when several hundred voters petit
ton against the establishment OF a
saloon, those voJer representing by
far more than half OF the taxable
property Of the district. their wishes
ought TO be considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

the evening. Miss Peterson has
spent several years in missionary
work in japan. n her address will
be very interesting and impressive
TO those interested in missionary
work The afternoon Adde'S will
begin az ESQ o'clock. while the eve.
ming address will begin promptly at
7:l5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

When your child has whoopinr
cough DO careful 20 keep The cough
loose and oSpoctoraf.on easy by giving
Chamberlain Couch Remedy ~ may
Do" required This remedy will also
iquify the touEh mucus and make %
easier fo oypccfor1fc If has been u.s.
'd successfully Loo many rpidomics and
Is safe and sure For sale by all
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

ne tnal ~ Col aI.0. U.rr.a and
WI7okr. Indicted charged win aa
-an'finE Mcdonald and CorErr af
Tho Firsf street coal m.rr rr krrr.
Ha. -rf for Wsfrraf4r Juno d.,
Tho damage ruIf of Mummy ag.r
H'N'gh'n vas so. FOR trial on Mon
'f' JUDI" Nofh Of fhr Shove
ar" attracting much attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
PROMINENT DEMOCRAT
DIES OF PARALYSIS

HOUOkEN. " o.. June General
Daniel s Walker. a former secretary
oi .he Democratic national committee
3D. dead Of paralysis at hIs home here.
Hls body was cent today % Wash
inF'on Tor intcrmcnt in Arlington
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

trore" Honfroru died ~ his iafa
f'sid 'nrn ou Second street. voafrr
Gay m0rnIrE af 90 O'Clock IIr uas
'i'f.ninn years OF ago death Was
fl" FOB heart trouble ue .a survived
hy ON" brother. who lives in WrflrI
county $50 arrangement. Tor tho
funeral have been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

uebt OF n partnership.
1t was a ma ter which Mr.. Curtis did not care to
tax about very much said Mr.. Goodwin. but there was
another matter associated with his professional career
upon which he could be prevailed 10 talk only with his
most intimate friends. I suppose there is no harm now
now In saying that | think George William Curtis de-
declined more high Offices and more advantageous profes-
sional associations than any other man of his time
and that was the matter ne most OF all never talked
about.
In the first place Curtis could have been nominated
Tor governor of New York in 1870.
After Henry J. Raymond. editor OF the New York
Times, died. Mr. George Jones tha, b. ht;.h. = a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Yes. SIR. when We were amhushcd.
We got out without LOSING a man or a
horse or a sun or
a minute. ohImod in e. small. still
voice Prom Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

paper, asked NJ Curtis TO become editor OF ne Times. going So far a. IN
say nat IT. Gurus might fix his own salary. He declined to oHer
MT. curtis inumated TO m that. just before the naugurauo ~ Pros
ldent hayes. he as informed by u friend who came to him from HAYES
That II would please Mr. Hayes to appoint him to either one n two nr1r,j
.nent missions. This offer. however was declined.
"A short time later President Hayes communicated again with NJ cr-.t.
saying ht II Mr. Curtis would accept the President would he glad 10 or
point him miniser to tho court of St James. Al certain MAJ, his was
the n oher mad to Mr.. Curtis which he was strongIy TENTED 10 accent,
curtis did accept on oner. and that as the animation for membo
or Congress from StatenI Island. New York, district. Bur ne know IA, he
"o.d b g defeated. As he was. lie accepted that nomination as rstter
OF party duty and personal responsibility.
Most len would have been glad 10 let the fact he generauv known
ma they IN refusedth this, that and the other handsome offer" conttrusJ Mr.
Goodwin. m OF George William Curtis: and so only a few of bs ,rond.
Knew nat these various handsome professional and political onrs UGre
made to him" ' ""S were
Copyright 1912. by f. !. Edwards. All rights reserved,
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell Of "A Famous dancers Ias, rono
Coming" H""Hs Last homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

- NT"y NNNOTH WHO HSTUtU WI! HdndNOmeO HerN
@ HORTLI after the death o George William Curtis. in 1859. 1 spent a
- sour with his friend and intimate business associate Tor many years
Sod%in Mr. CurIs discussed many OF his political and business affairs. and
oyerssht In the drawing Of papers; whereby he became a general instead
o. a special partner in Putnam's Magazine. nevertheless he felt thar he
should not take ADVANTAGE of this mistake and thereby save himself from
the responsibility which is upon a general partner for meeting ali ~ I'M