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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

hand movements being made by some
OF the so-called "Bulling" Bull
Moosers. especially in the city Of
Moundsville. Some OF them have evil
IDENTIFY been sleeping for the past sew
eral days or they would be next to the
fact that the Progressive party execu-
tive committee OF Marshall County
held a meeting last Saturday and en-
dorsed the regular county ticket and
stu there are a mere handful OF those
"Bulling' Moosers made a statement
In the Moundsvilie papers that there
would be a meeting Of the Progressive
party tomorrow evening
The truth Of the matter II that
there will be no meeting held and
none was ever authorized by the exc
ouiive committee. Those az the head
OF the movement are worthy OF little
coDsideratiO~ hence the leading Pro-
gresssives OF that city are not taking
the matttr seriously The leading
Bull Moose leaders In other districts
OF the county are perfectly satisfied
with the endorsing OF the county tick.
81 and no other ticket will be tut In
the field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
SECRETARY NAMED
RAIsToN E. 5VI:Um APPOINTED
YESTERDAY BY PREsL
DENT HOUGH.
Conference Of Officials Held Vesser.
day and Plans for Reorssniza-
ton Discussed.

Raiston p. Byrum. assistant score
tary Of the Wheeling Board Of Trade.
was yesterday appointed secretary Of
the West Virginia Automobile Asso.
citation. To hn the vacancy recently
caused BY the resignation OF Erie y.
Wagner.
President Elmer Hough 81 Wells.
burgh was In the city yesterday con.
ferring with Mr.. Byrum relative 10 re-.
organizing the association Tor the
winter and reviving interest in n. The
club will take an active interest In
tho good roads movement and VIII
probably hold several meetings soon
u Is expected that many new mem
bers will join the organization. a. a
membership IN the state association
carries with ~ a membership in the
American Automobile Association. and
this fact Is a great inducement for
auioists TO join.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
UNSEEN REALITIES" WAS
INTERESTING SUBJECT

that ever came from the pen OF NOR
tai man since the days OF John on
the Isle OF Patmos-it Is the DecIa-
ration OF American Independence.
Behold the working OF the invisible
forces embodied in that paper. There
Is the great spirit ~ Jefferson. ana
the fiery SOU OF Adams. and the
cold sasacity Of Franklin In that
paper and the monumental character
OF Washington behind IL. and the
Sohsuining "loquencc Of Patrick
Henry. and the clam wisdom of
Madison. and the heroism OF Bunker
MN and Lexington and Valley F,roge.
ana the Cnconquerable will OF three
millions az colonists The uDse an
realities hicdin In that matchIess
paper came forth one by one until
as last the Federal Constitution. the
Cnion OF states. and a starIit flag
We're the Visible Insignia OF "A new ma
ton. What Is law but m onni-
present and unseen reality. Wonder
court house stands for that invisible
reality. justice. II II "A monument 20
the unseen 90 much az liz any church
or temple or cathedral Great men
are really great and make an historf-
cal epoch only when they incarnate
and give voice TO Lidden forces-men
like Luther. Calvin. Wesley Aiexan-
der Campbell Dante. and St Paul.
What tremendous power Is that
unseen reality which we call con-
science.
Once mole turn. and listen now
10 the gre't poets who wrote with no
religious theories 20 maintain. The
key note To Hamlets life Is found IN
his Oft quoted words There are
Ia
Ioraiio. than are dreampt Of in your
philosophy" Goethe I'm Faust. and
Burns I'm his poems and Milton, and
Dante and Byron. all regard moral
evil rs largely the product OF n spiri-
tual and urs seen reality. There IS not
a grra; poem. nor a great novel. nor
great pair ting. nor "A great musical
composition that Is not permested
with a sense OF the supernatural, or
linked in some way To the domain OF
unseen realities. Sincerely honor,
courage ana the all cOnquering pow
er Of love which makes man only a
little lower than the angels, these are
among the unseen powers which make
human life Of such dignity that one
can share the feeling OF the ancient
patriarch who said in the book OF
Job. The Spirit 81 God hath made
me ana the breath OF the Almighty
hath given ne as-. But greatest )f
all the Unseen Realities. the most
wonderful the most influential, che
most powerful. - the Goldman. the
Man-Gof. the immaculate Christ. who
has marched with slow and stately
tread across the realms and across
the ages. erd is the dominant infu-
ence % our twentieth century civili-
zation.
TIE leciue was well attended and
great Interest was manifested through
out tne disccurse. This evening Mr..
Vending wsn deliver his famous lee
turc on saul Of Tarsus" and on ac-
count Of tbs being the weekly prayer
meeting night the lecture will not
start until $50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

ieet 50 that the people can be pro-
tected aad not be cheated by false
weights and measures. has struck n
novel plan to interest and educate the
people.
Al the ST Clairsville fair wednes-
cay and Thursday he has kindly been
allowed space in the Ohio Agricuitur.
al College exhibition tent by the man
asement OF the fair and will show III.
peaele numerous faulty. Illegal and
lake measures and scales some of
Tue schemes adopted 10 beat the peo-
pie VIII prove n surprise and the ex.
hioit VIII prove very interesting TO
the public. County Auditor Camp.
Dell. In order 10 educate the people to
the best advantage in this matter.
viii have the assistance OF State
Sealer W. G. Albrecht. OF Columbus.
and Deputy County Seaier of Weights
and Measures W. J. Campbell. of Bel.
laire. and these officials will be clad
to explain all 10 the public.
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Ear BIZ comnarison.

''Yes. once travelled all over the
country with a troupe ~ trained dogs"
Didn't you find them difficult 90
manage 90
n used % think they were hard %
manage. but I've changed my mind since
I've been managing a troupe Of operatic
stars w. From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
POLICE COURT
Several Offenders Paced His Honor ana
Two Ladies' Of Color were
chief Attractions

carrie button and Lucy Burton. two
dusky ugi1ens. lmhibef roo freely ~
TIE qistiled product Monday ana then
uolrhy DISCUSSED their troubles after
conductor of the car asked them 10 re-
ran from making 30 much noise. where
ulun they TUNED uron him and gave
hlin an awful cursinR They we're Ar
rested upon the complaint 81 the con
ductpr and were arraigued in police
court yesterday morning. whore they
Nere each lined ~ and costs or 10 days
IN fhe works They took the 20
ti1dv WEIGH was arrested AGAIN Tor
henE drunk and on account ~ many
previous offenfes was sent 10 the NH
TOT 20 dayf. where she fa Insured ~ a.
long sober spell
VIE Arm. ~ 81 Clairsviiie was ar
rested hr officer Couiey near the steel
ufldFe. Wifh ri beautiful f4- on AMI fn
police court yesterday morning ola NOT
~ ~ tne r1arre tits serferrs was a.
and costs or 90 days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
EMERSON CAMPBELL ON JOB
OF PROTECTING The PEOPLE

one OF the v.ys OF reducing the
nigh cost Of living is knowing how
TO buy right The housewife or the
provsder Of the home ~ho fails to see
that he or sire Is getting the legal
weight or the legal measure IA one
that Is paying the highest price and
setuns the least for his or her money.
many persons are innocent OF the
protection the law gives them in this
matter. but over IN Belmont county
an effort 10 being made 90 educate
the people how 20 buy right and also
TO educate and make the seller use
the legal weights and measures ara
as a result people who follow the new
oruer OF things are getting more for
their money to-day than In the past.
County Auditor Emerson Cam pbell
who by virtue OF the Law is the county
sealer OF weights and measures. and
the nrst oficial In the county 10 en-
force this law and put same into ef.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
CABLE RATES
SHARPLY CUT
EXPECT TO RESULT IN CREATED
VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
Delivery Of Messages Within Twenty.
-Four Hours After They
Have Been Filed.

President Thco y. Vail of the Wes+.
ern Union Telegraph company has an.
nuunccd important reduction Ia cable
"a -, effective over the Western
MON between the United States and
Great Britain. The change includes a
ne" feature Of a cable night letter NJ
nc rate Of - GEMS for ~ words arsI
I'VE cents FOR each additional word TO
Dc hled % any time Up 20 midniehf
Ihis feature will be o. interest fo 10.
cal business concerns
Inc new rates are as follows
regular messages. p cents ner
word. Code Or any language permit.
yea. These messages will have prior
ity IN trans mission
REDUCED rate messages . coufe nor
word No code except code addrese
To BE- written I'm plain language 81
country n origin or destination IN
GLIDING French in Canada These
mes ages viii b. sem a. SUCH times
during The day or night as the com.
PAW tnds convenient
Night letters. ~ words for Is cents
Win hvc ccu'g for each additional
word No code except code addroqs
To Do written an plain language OF
country ~ origin or destination Night
letters may be filed a. any time up 10
midnight and Will be- delivered M fbe
convenience 81 the COMPANY within 2t
hours 81 tho hour Of fling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

Practically she entire tea crop Of
india "a distcfed ~ 20 aucfiou at Cal
cutta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

WANTEO-5o boys. steady work.
Good wages. Northwood Glass Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
SCHENK CASE
Suit for Divorce win Como Up on Argu-
mont Thursday. When Defend
ant Tnes Answer.

The sensational SCnrnk divorce suit
VIII again 10 up FOR feafiua on Thurs
cay when the defense viii file lfs am
HWer CO. the Bill ~ complaint filed hy
the plaintiff Fef eral weeks Hgo
An order has been isfuet IF the court.
directing that arTumcnta on fhe matter
OF forcing fIs case fu trial ha heard
N0NerIuer 1u. during the nest term 81
court and rreparuforF n- counsel ON
each side are row UfInE made.
10 is anfI that if vii he necessary for
the defense. in order fO get all cVilen e
together Iu have Ner. HIiInua taken In
Germany showing fNr actions ~ The
plaintiff while travelling ir that country
tive -renrr ago The defense uses this
o. ~ .arrumfnf fpr more time lr wlIc.t
o. re fEHIr answer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
HEARING TODAY
italian who Eiusd countryman VIII Ne
ArratEned This After
noon.

Salvador Purpura viii DO arrnIrneI
before Squire linnne tits Afternoon 90 a
0 clock rharFed with fro murder .f o.
ff Dow italian. Fraurrarn f0rreafe. ut bonn
rr attacked and stabbed Iaef Monday
week win The reruIf that f.urreafe died
in ne North Whee me hospital sunday
morning
insanity vili tikeiv be the defense ~.
fered hy The defendant as DO has 90 err-
oral liifcfcnt times been confined iu thc
county Sail With drraureI uinf anil
90 ono time was hi tho asylum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
NO MEETING
MoundsVilie Bull Moosers Have En-.
dorsed County Ticket and No
Mass Meeting Is Authorized.

That some OF the office seekers at
the last Republican primary held in
Marshall county are dissatisfied with
the results f. evident by the under.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
Good Niah, end pl.s,.n, o-.sr,,. =

Two things means sweet efeep-a
clear conscience md ~ clean bed so
orc u goinE 90 PVT YOU iu e bed they
think o. not clean. huf haven't Won
noticed sometime that the pillow
cases and sheets have stale. rnusfv
nell and that thov are harsh and
have an unpleasant feeling Thar is
lfcauqe fhov are washed with scans
Thar orc fuil o. roeiu and strong caus-
ifq There's orIr ono soap Tor bod
dinr. THAT ls "Eaqv Task goap ~
Pure roc0anuf oii. pure boraV. naph-
tha and other heaithfuiiv storiWgirq
and cleansing agents compose "Fasv
Task soap" and bedding washed with
30 ia sure fo come from The wash so
beautifully that % makes the house
wife proud.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
BANQUETF0R
vED6ER'SMEN
IS HIS PLAN
Commissioner Will Be Host to
Veterans Of the Hannah
Creek Job.

I'm going to get all the men to-
gether who stayed with me through
the construction of the Hannah creek
job and we're going to have one
more feed. I'm going to give them
a banquet at one of the hotels that
will be the solidest dinner they ever
encircled. And I'm going to be toast
master myself" So said Bostwick
w. Vedder today noon and with the
announcement about Is faithful sons
of toll who helped build Grand
functions new mountain water sys-
TEN licked their chops in delightful
anticipation.
There isn't going to be anything
short about the commissioner when
he goes to feed his boys" He is
going to give them a banquet from
which they can date history.
All his details have not been out
lined. but he intends to be most
hospitable host to the men who
stuck by him in the hard days OF
construction. General approval is
being voiced of the decision of Mr..
Vedder to express in this manner his
appreciation of the loyalty Of his
men.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
$4,000 BOTTLES OF BEER
ARE TO Be POURED OUT

Wichita, Kas., June 11.-Not many
persons would consider opening a
dozen bottles of beer without taking
sip of one of them. but Sheriff John
Milhaubt of Wichita, through orders
of the attorney general of Kansas.
has an engagement to act as official
Opener" when he will have to pry
the in caps off l 900 bottles of beer
without taking a drink of the cooling
fluid.
Last October "a special detective for
Governor Stubbs seized two carloads
of beer here from a Cincinnati brew
ing company. 1t was ordered de-
stroyed, but the company effected an
agreement whereby the liquor was
ordered poured out and the bottles
and cases returned to it. Each bot
tie is to be emptied separately. ac-
cording to this agreement, and this
will mean each must be opened by
the sheriff.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
At THE CRYSTAL

For Wednesday and Thursday
night the Crystal theater will offer
three of the finest pictures ever
shown here. OF course the program
tonight will be hummer, too.
One of the three great pictures ON
Wednesday and Thursday nights will
be Church and Country" (Edison)
a powerful and graphic picture deal
ing with frustrated plot to capture
General Washington. The story is
intense in its interest, instructive
and thrilling.
Another picture will be Wanted
A Wife" one of the merriest and
most unique farce comedy pictures
ever shown in Grand Junction
A third picture will be Captain
jerks Diplomacy" a delightful COM
edy, with. that irrepressible and fa-
nous John Bunny in the chief role.
This picture is truly a great feature
in itself.
Don't miss the "Wednesday and
Thursday programs at the Crystal
and always remember there is fine
program EVERY night. Admission
10 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
no 30 TRAFFIC LIGHT.
FEW ASK AID OF
SAlV. ARMY

Although there are large numbers
of unemployed men passing through
the city, but few are stopping off
here, unless they have some work in
sight, say the police and railroad men
who watch for hoboes. But few of
the unwelcome gentry are plying
their trade here, and as soon as the
fruit season starts in earnest, there
will be fewer still, thinks Chief of
Police Hutchinson.
The Salvation Army reports that
they have received no relief calls
for several weeks and that they ex-
pect the summer to be freer than
usual from this sort of work. There
are no cases of serious nature on
their lists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Keep Your Money at Home.

Keep Your Money at Home.
Mr., White runs a hotel in this fail
town;
Nearly every man here knows each
other,
And the mothers, from White down
to Mrs. Brown,
Lived as happy as moonlight lovers
They rejoiced with each other as
the years went around;
Every sorrow was shared from
White to Brown.
1t happened one day when dinner
was DER.
Where the business men often did
dine
White handed a bill to his wife,
cross the floor.
Saying, Il will get you ten more,
dear, next time,
For you said it was twenty that you
wanted today,
To pay Mrs. Brown for your bonnet,
so gay"
Mrs. White thanked him and handed
the bill
To Mrs. Brown to pay for her hat;
Then Brown gave 1t over TO Black
with smile,
My showcase" says Bill, lis settled
with that"
Then Black handed the bill again
to White,
That settles my board up to Satur-
day night"
Mr.. White then handed the bill to
his wife.
And says, Now that makes your
twenty complete
And she. with a smile gave IT over
to Gray.
Now that bill pays for your pastry,
so sweet
Gray handed the bill to the miller,
Green.
Saying, That squares me with you
and accept my esteem
Mr.. Green, with a smile TO our good
Merchant Smith,
As he gave him the same ten-spot
bill,
That will pay for refreshments
which filled us with mirth,
AT the social We held on the hill
Smith gave Adams. the banker, the
same bill, who said
That ten dollar bill done magnifi-
cent tread"
This teaches the moral. Spend your
money at home
Had Mrs. White sent east for her hat,
None of us here would have seen the
good done,
To each of us here. as we sat.
II has paid our debts and still II is
here,
And can do the same thing every
week in the year.
Dad Allison, the Oil House Poet.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Elks' Flag Day Exercises.

Last night at the meeting of the
lodge of the Elks practically complet-
ed arrangements for the beautiful
Flag Day exercises to be held under
the auspices of the lodge and for
the pleasure of lodge members and
their relatives and friends. The ex-
ercises will take place next Friday
evening at $3.50 o'clock at Elks hall.
An impressive ritualistic ceremony
and delightful musical program will
be carried out.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Er,.nt.h Ends.

Paquin has designed many stun
ming tub frocks.
The bodice. arranged in fichu
fashion. had long sash end hanging
from the center of the back A band
of putting at the waist line and
around the hem formed a pretty fin
ish.
An deliberately embroidered gown
of white linen was made over a foun-
dation of pale pink silk.
Many of the lingerie gowns have
broad girdles of bright-colored silk
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
VIII Celebrate Flag Day.

will give flag day concert Friday
evening at s O'Clock at the Guild
hall. A splendid program has been
arranged for under the direction of
Director w. NJ. Birdsall and it will
doubtless be most enjoyable affair.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Sunday School Picnic

Tomorrow is the day for the Sun
day school picnic for the children
and their parents of st. Joseph s
Catholic church. The young folks
with their elders will gather at the
fair grounds at 1880 o'clock, bring
ing their lunches with them and a
grand holiday picnic is planned for
the young folks
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11

Furlined and trimmed bathing
suits are to be worn in Chicago this
summer. Dressmakers are busy with
costumes made OF skins of seals. OF
ter, muskrat, beaver and other
aquatic animals. but it is not believed
that fact will aid the owners TO swim
any better. Protection from the cold
is the one idea
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
French Fashion Notes.

but recently introduced into sum
mer's, fashions. II almost describes
itself to those familiar with the
Montmartre quarter of Paris, being a
negligee collar lying open in front
up and down.
A large bow cravat of soft, black
silk is worn.
To emphasize its presence a con-
trasting color with that used in the
coat Is chosen. Always the black
silk tie is worn.
The apache collar has rival in the
modified Medici collar. Both are
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Another Car of Autos Coming.

Another carload of Buick autos,
1912 models, will arrive the first of
next week, according to William
MUIR of the Buick Auto Company.
There will be five machines in the
car. The machines will be of the
latest type and they will be placed
on exhibition. That the number of
cars here will be greatly increased
by fafl IS the predirrIon of auto
dealers in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
N. O. ". Sncial.

Next Monday evening, June 10
Book Cliff camp No. 81, Woodmen OF
the World will have as guests Apple
Blossom Circle Women of Woodcraft
together with the wives and sweet
hearts of the members of the camp.
An interesting entertainment and
light refreshments have been pro-
yided
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Men to Ha,r Social BANQUET.

Tomorrow evening at the Metho
dist church the men Of that denomi
nation are going to enjoy a social
banquet. The feed will be for social
purposes only and the speaker with
cause to represent for which he
wants financial aid will be absent. 1t
will be simply a get together supper
for the men of the church and all
men interested in the work of this
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
limitations for BANQUET.

The members of the Grand juno
tion Turn Verein have issued invita-
tiOns for the banquet which is to
take place Sunday evening at 1880
O'Clock, at La Court hotel There
will be large guest list and the
AFFAIR promises to be most delight
ful one.
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worth consideration.

NUTTN IUII- IItI d IVIs
Small bows of black velvet give
decidedly chic touch to the lingerie
gown. They dot the fichu or appear
at intervals around the fiounces;
again they appear on sleeves instead
OF buttons, running from the wrist
to the elbow on the under side.
Taken as a whole the models this
season are picturesque.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
COMFORT at ST. Matthew'S.

A concert will be given at St Mat
thew's guild hall Friday evening.
June IA, by select talent. Lovers of
good music should not fail to attend
this concert. Come early and Sc
cure a seat. Price of admission, 25c.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Congregational Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Congregational church will meet
next Thursday at the residence of
Mrs. j. b. Mann at S53 Ouray ave
nue.. A large attendance is cordi-
ally invited.
The daily sentinel., 1912-06-11
Five Hundred Party.

Mrs. Rodney Jay has issued invita-
tions for five hundred party to be
given at her home on White avenue
next Thursday afternoon. at which
the guest of honor will be Miss Jose
phine GLADDEN..