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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
INFLUENCE MOVE
FOR GOOD ROADS
AUTOMOBILE MAKEB WEDGE IN
MOVEMENT NOW IN POWER
All Glasses Unite in Agitation which "a
Being Felt IL All Parts
OF the Country

The automobile IL enercisinE a mighty
loitlcal influence In the interests ~
good roads IN all parts or the United
: ties To-Day For number % years
This power has cen consistently and IN
NlHtent!N working iu municipal councils.
county cofnniss lons. state Legislature, q
md tu the national congress FOR bet
ter highways throughout the nation TIE
automobile has won many an important
-o"d roads victory u Is welding Is
t'rDe right nov
In January. 1919. there were 1000 600
I uit'd states Every one 90 these i.o1n.-
cor owners I~ 4N emit hu-.l-t fnr ZOO D
roads. 30 matter how efficient. durable
Easy ftdluE al automobile I~ the ruI.-
tfSs 80 motor car pleasure cannot 80
Hhtsin"d Unless the roadz Travelled a-s
M E""I condition The minute "a man
pure bases q car. that came minute dos
h" rer'w" H rropn Eandist % the god
.uais idea.
Il ~au h~ e.tinated that there 10 an
H'FraSe "f Two voters Ia every family
l"~ses- InE an automobile That means
-|'"I.'y" voters lu the United state
efgei 60 tght 10 their respective ter
.i'uris- fur good Toad- And the acti..-
- rf' al a. present 100 an parts 81 ~.
D"urfrt for serN lceabie %. g.wayA ind.
cstes that N" automobile has driven
tfes" 4. 600" 'n" men on ~ tho Hr.nE l.n..
TO This army may 20 added ff. trpu-
-1ni@ or mon "a N0e~ itFs. Brood Isl tIfH.ft
inS'd NLth tre nsf fracture ami sale "r
motto. .ar- These men have been and
are agFressita 10 tre battle rnr gDol
.pHl~ n~,n.s. 20. it- IMPORTANCE Q" the
grow D.. ana dsf 0rfnsrf nf no. ff..fHt'-V
Farmer - Advocate.
ne records Uf The a tufUul .a POD.
n.s- sr"a today f.Hf the farmer 10 TIE
big purchaser % care AItrourn aiwav4
Hftr. tfs- of good roads TIE farmers
owning AUTOMOBILES are TO-DAY the Loaf
sre fn me sectional and nafinrsl move
UFnfs fHr favorable routes rter which
f. travel They have IN many states
IH~reI fHe rarfl1afe- FOR COUNTY nrf
rfafr nffire- fF pledge Themselves 20
ROAD .ug-f. susrfs before giving frcfr
ISL Turf Zoo fhe.r IpiIfI.nf contests
Inuh 90 farther into fhe good roads
army. there f-e Fire small town Nor.
.|Hnfs These number into the bum
.rffs ur f"ufsH rfs Their trade Is a
farm trade The farmers ere trayeIirc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
MAKE ARRESTS
srerT Sweeney VIII trvsstiasts Ru
NOR That Autos Are Beina Oper
ate1 without LIcenas Tans

aArN WNtNouN License IaQH
Sheriff sweeney Iae announce
fllf Do" intends 200 bseir ur invoafi.
cation 90 discover aU shaun.urs or.
rrafIrE car without license n i
known That fhnre are any ruubrr ~
drivers who are dieohfyinE tho law
in this respect ard ID De- fho shern FL
Intention ~ goo fh1f they nre mafs
Known and rrpaorufed
Tho Law la very plain on tfIs r,.rf
lrf ~ would Pc wfil FOR ans ~ tho boz
ffinrers ~ Tho ro0e fo rIya Do ft...
attention Tho law which was rass..f
February -. 1911. and which vsrt
Do e1ec' ninety days from itr Pas
eare Al clear
Violation ~ Tho Jaw .s cors.fered
ni lrwn1nuf and d.. rurI.Eatia
DIV fro nor nvresdirr or. furrr,.f
dollars Tor fh. ft.f ursuer r~f r.r
'ahH hf Ono o. mot Ia.e IMAM
Nt't tnI.Hfs or more than ono hundred
or iWpi .pnwouf mot st,rrfIr. tfIrf-
It' nf both Tor o. second onerrs
'"".'s 81 fHo low have boon ODD.
frhu'd hv -ltrI Sweeney a. ,.,.t
900 iI' convenient places where fr.
'hfuH'uI voult la Uk.I, Zoo r.r.I,..
NHfnins OF OBJ" penalty boz rtr. nov
arc violating o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
AUTO BRIEFS

DR. John Mcclure and family LETT
yesterday morning for Bedford
Springs. Pa. They will make the trip
via Tho popular mountain road
u & Hearne will leave Monday in
his auto for Gettysburg and Atlantic
George = Stifel and family have
Just returned from an eastern tr!p
While gone they visited Bedford. Get.
tysburR Atlantic CITY. New YORK
CITY. Albany Roche sfsr and Buffalo
tn" trip 'ok fifteen days
John q Sch-nk recently returned
from an extended tour Of eastern ana
northern states
n Earl Rogers. Of the r. \ West
meyer Auto Supply Company. IL visit.
ing az present M NeV York Mr.
Rogers will also visit Atlantic CIV
on bis way home
Many tourists passed through the
city during The past week. the ideal
weather 81 the present time befng
conduc'iv" 20 a trip In their cars
Practically an ~ them stopped a. mo
N"stn'yer supply Company for i'm
formation concerning their route.
T a Wesfmeysr made 2 trim -
Cleveland last sunday via Cadiz New
Philadelphia and Canton Nr Wes,.
mover. reports mo roads along this
route - - en- eVceilerf condition
The return TRIP via she s'.ubenvilIe
route. however did not prove so
rood
A visit you viii never foro,, will hi.
an auto Journey 20 Cadix while a..
chsutau1ua ls In session Ere.fte,,
programs every day Until August r..
special program sunday. AUGUST 70
Band concerts afternoon and evrning
Bishop Hughes Will lecture. DrrJe
your auto out and hear this qrest
preacher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
Mrs. Henderson.s Wais,

Mrs Henderson isn't going 10 wear
.ha' pretty white waist OF hers agdin.
because II came from the wash all
H'T'aked and spotted by the rofin that
vas IN the common yellow soap.
IL Mr-. Henderson will have 4,
washed again with Easy Task soap.
when has no rosin in 80 TO streak
ana rot The fabric. ten 10 one II will
Iook IKE new. Easy Task does Won
GERS Tor the clothes and for the wo-
men who work Costs no more than
poor soaps-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

via the automobile Their purchases are
more frequent. necessarily. when the
roads are good. Therefore. IN the inter
ests OF their business. these merchants
are allied with the good roads forces
Again, - the power ~ the automohi!s
seen. All these men are fighting
through the ballot for good roads and
hence the viewpoint OF the automobile
49, a political power 10 justified.
Dealers IN and owners OF Regal r1der-
SlurE cars have always taken active
part in the battle for good roads We
have received hundreds ~ letters during
the PAST few years from Regal users
informing ms that they were doing nil
IN their power 10 secure good roads iu
their districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
GROUP SEVEN OF BANKERS
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

meeting OF Group seven OF the
Ohio Bankers Association will be held
IN GAINESVILLE. O. Tuesday. August 10.
ne group comprises all bankers in
ONO the counties being Muskingum.
beImont' Coshocton. Guernsey. Noble
Monroe. Washington. Morgan. Athens.
Meiss and Perry. W. G. Mooney. OF
Noodsield. is chairman Of the group
ana otto Ginen, OF 81. Clairsville. is
secretary and treasurer. The visiting
bankers will be the guests Of the
GAINESVILLE bankers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
Members Are Anticipating Pleasant
Time At Corn Roast Tuesday
Night at P1ksTs' Camp.

Members OF the Wheeling Motorcycle
club are anticipating a most delight 90
time next TUESDAY evening at corn
t.e Folfuar Farm. rr 1919 Wheeling
creek. about four miles above Elm
Grove. Elaborate arraug.meuts FOR the
affair are under way. and corn viii be
served tH every dele table manner AMI
% suit all tastes tu addition. marsn-
maIlpws will he toasted
The corn ro1st will take me place OF
-" regular TUESDAY evening meeting.
Several members Of the club are i0 camp
Un ttc Tolm4r place. and o. vas dec ded
% hold oil social session. The g.rl friends
ef Che members have heerl invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

During IN" past week several ma.
chimes have passed through this CITY
with side car attachment. carving an
"Ntra passenger. on lasf Sunday one
machine with side car attachment car
rylng passenger weighing ooo
pounds made the trip 10 This CITY from
Pittsburgh
The corn roast 20 be given ncvt
Tuesday evening by the Wheeling NJ.
torcycl" club will be the first ~ !, 30.
ries ~ social events to be given d,,r.
ms The good weather season V.ifbi,
70" weeks the club will give a crab
feast 10 be- followed later In the sea.
son by fuppers and sociaIs Of many
kinds
J. =. Marfi viii -pcnd SUNDAY AZ his
nom" near HANNIBAL. o. Ne will make
fn" trip on his Excelsior. going Lv
nay nj Harnesvilla and Woodsfeid
Carl Sells and VITO viii so IN
Nounievill" SUNDAY la tandem ~
sn'nd 'h" dat with friend. They sif
700" Nr Sell ilarle, ,Davidsop and
n'l' return wa Sh"rrsrd
w.st .- declared o. I,.. ..,- q, .
most H' irrffHI rrr fef made b.. fha
''.ssIrr Wafo-rt ... t.I.f go . FL
''-''.t ''r IH. H-' SUNDAY several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
LICENSE 4247
State Auditor Has Planned TO Take
Care Of Record Number Of
Autos

License tags have nov reached the
high number OF 1, 247 and IL is thought
have almost reached their limit. A
new supply was recently necessary
10 meet the large demand. However,
before they Were received the avail
Sble ones had all been distributed
and II was necessary 10 issue through
The Auditors office c rtifcates for
he OF people who wished 10 obtain
a license but were unable 10 DO so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Charles caldwell and Herbert Cot,on.
or Elm Grove will leave Monday for an
extended trip on their machines Thew
viii visit Buffalo and other lake points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Jacob MART, OF the c. r. Braunlich
Company. will deliver an Excelsior mo-
torcycle 10 samuel Easley. OF Texas, o..
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

members made the trip and as the roads
were In good condition. last time was
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Another interesting meeting was held
Tuesday night by the Wheeling Motor
cycle Club. the session being held In 9
p. Braunlich CompAny's store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

DR. John Mcclure and family LETT
yesterday morning for Bedford
SPRINGS. Pa. They will make the trip
via Tho popular mountain road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

n Earl Rogers. Of the r. : West
meyer Auto Supply Company. is visit
Ing az present m Sew York Mr.
Rogers viii also visit Atlantic CITY
on his way home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

u & Hearne will leave Monday in
his auto for Gettysburg and Atlantic
civ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-05
MRS. TROUT ADVISES WOMEN
TO REMAIN FREE

Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout, president
of the Illinois Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation, sent out a statement today
urging all women voters not to affili-
ate with any political party, but re-
main free to exercise their own judg-
ment at each election.
"Just now" said Mrs. Trout, 81 feel
women can best serve the movement
by paying close attention to the city's
administration. And to find out what
is best for the city. We should study
city issues instead of party issues,
and this will force to the front good
candidates.
eve have only just entered the
political arena as real citizens. Let us
at least get our bearings and size up
the situation before we plunge into
party affiliations"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-05
BITS OF NEWS

William L. O,conneII, Raymond
Robins and S. IS, Gregory are latest
to be mentioned as members of Pub
lie Utilities Commission.
Vote fraud fund now exceeds Sill
600.
Body of'unidentified man found in
alley rear Of 647SW. Madison st. Nat
ural causes.
.Mexico.-ManueI ZamacIona In
clan, ex-Mexican ambassador to the
U. S. is aboard Ward liner Esperanto
on his way to Washington as ,Huer-
ta's personal representative to dis
cuss situation with Secretary OF State
Bryan.
bennington, ont.-Barge chicka-
manga lies in % feet of water off
Point Pelee, loaded with 4, 700 tons of
coal.
Detroit, Mich.-AIderman Eddie"
Barnett and Hollie McClintic, drug
gists, arrested in connection with
dope" investigation conducted by
prosecutors office.
-O-O-
A straight line is not always the
shortest distance between two
saloons.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-05

Pittsburgh's up against it plenty.
A swearing parrot has set whole
neighborhood to fighting and the
legal arm of the moral uplift doesn't
reach parrots.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-05

One forenoon at the club, old chap,
1 was somewhat hastily summoned to
the telephone. A girlish voice on the
wire, emanating from the telephone
exchange operative, you know, in
formed me that a friend wished to
make a luncheon engagement. But
firstly / had to have her language
deciphered, for It ran like this:
"Mr. Jones told me, to squawk in
the receiver to you that he wants to
hold pow WOW with your knobs at
Rector's food mosque. He says to
grab him at the chuck studio when
the lunch pail pipe organ on the soap
factory is yodling that high noon rag.
Mr.. Jones says to tip you off that it's
as important date as date in date
pie, so be on the job with the lard in
your hair-see?"
nv, xx,ord
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-03
TWO EARTHQUAKES
OCCUR IN PANAMA
Gatun Locks on Canal May Suf-
fer Some Damage.

Colon, Oct. "a severe earthquake
occurred here. The disturbance was
of nearly a minutes duration.
Houses were rocked and the entire
population was aroused.
Thousands filled the streets and re-
NAMED there in fear of the collapse
of their houses.
The earthquake was the heaviest
within memory. A second slfghter
shock occurred.
"The Gatun locks was on every
body's lips, but it was impossible to
learn whether any damage had been
done there -
The disturbance began with slow
oscillatory movement, which gradually
became more marked.
Houses swayed, clocks stopped and
articles of furniture were thrown to
the floor. Many of the residents be-
came panic stricken and women rush
ed from their homes with children in
their arms.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-03

cago, Milwaukee, and other points IN
Illinois in Minnesota, rs ilS 81. 5%Y5
Mrs. j. TT; Rooney left Wednesday
for "a visit with friends at Fargo, n
d. . ].
M1s.J.L. Battles returned Wednes-
CAV from visit with relatives at st.
Cloud.
Rev. J. H. Davis left Wednesday for
visit at Winnebago and Warrington.
I'd. Ludwig left Wednesday for
Cyrus, where he will be employed.
Miss Alice johnson left "Wednesday
for Minneapolis, where she is employed,
after several weeks visit at the home
of her parents.
Mrs. Frank Bourassa left Wednesday
for a visit with relatives at Wadena.
MI. and Mrs. R. Roberts and daugh,
ter, Miss Myrtle, left Wednesday for
their home in Chelsea, Ia, after visit
W; tn relatives in this city. IL.
Mrs j. Ellington Of Portland, Ore,
arrived Tuesday for visit with Mrs.
j. w. Jarboe. ..... r- n.
Nh. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baker left yes
tcrday for Longville, Cass county, on
weeks trip. s.
Miss Olga Wyman, who has been
visiting in this city for the past few
months, left Wednesday for Chicago,
where she is employed as a telephone
operator.
Miss Margaret Gilbertson left
Wednesday for Ashley, n. D., where she
will teach school.
Mrs. Geo. Borley returned Wednes-
y - -, Lott OF
Maple Lake.
Miss Violet Abrahamson, who is EN-
! ployed in Minneapolis, visited in this
city Sunday.
Mrs. WIN. H. Bastien visited with
friends in Randall Monday.
| Miss Jessie Nelson, who has beer
visiting at the home of her brother
Ed. Nelson, for the past month, has re
turned to her home in Clarissa.
Mrs. Elias F. Brown returned Satur
da: from st. Paul, where she was call
ed by the serious illness of sister
Mrs. f. NJ. Lambert, following an OF
Grafton.
Mrs. L. o. VESSEL and daughter
Miss Leonilla, have returned from st
Paul. where they went to attend tn
wedding of daughter Of F. H. Vessel
OF ST. Paul, who is brother of L. O
VESSEL
Mis-. P. Springer of Eau Claire, Wis.
VINO has been visiting at the home o.
NJ. Kruger of this city, left Tuesda,
for a visit with relatives in Brainerd
Miss Martha Fenski Of Brainerd i
F., visiting relatives in this city.
F. x. Heroux returned Thursday
morning from Wakaw, Sask., Can.
where he has been employed.
Anton Macho was in the city Mon
day enroute to Remer from St. Cloud
where he has accepted a position. =.
Donat Trettel returned Thursad.
fror. short business trip to St. Paul
j. w. Crossfeld made business tri
to Motley Wednesday,. .
Mrs. Nellie Morrell Of Bakersfield
CAL, who has been visiting at the HON
OF her brother, f. S. Tanner, left Thurs
lday for visit in Minneapolis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-03
DEFICIT IN 1918 IS LARGER
First Quarter Shows Government
$1O.343.OOO Short,

Washington, Oct. 2.-The deficit of
the federal treasury for the current
fiscal year has reached $10,343, 900,
as compared with $4,050,000 year
ago. September, however, made bet
ter showing than the previous months
of the current year, receipts exceed
ing disbursements by $2,059,000.
The net balance in the general
fund amounted to $123,417, 900, while
the total cash in the treasury was
$2,020,142,O0O. The number of nation
al banks in existence was increased
during the month to 1913 and the
total outstanding national bank note
circulation, $759,031,0 900. J..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-03
COME AND GONE

Deputy Sheriff Paul Felix made a
business trip to. Randall Tuesday.
Miss Martha Novitski left Tuesday
for Fergus Falls after a visit at the
home of her parents in this city.
Dana Brown made business trip
to Staples Monday.
W. T. Tourtillotte returned Tuesday
from business trip to Brainerd.
Earl Cornwell of River Falls, Wis,
arrived the first of the week for a
visit with his brother. Irwin Corn
we'll
p II. Dewey transacted business in
Royalton Wednesday.
Mrs. August Briese returned Monday
to her home in Willard, after a visit at
the home Of Ed. Briese.
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Harris left Tues
day for Detroit, where they will visit
for week with friends.
Mrs. c. Robinson of Everett, Wash,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Love of the West
side
MIR. and Mrs. R. l.. Palmer and son
C;IyIe. returned Monday to their home
in Sank Centre, after a visit with
friends in this city.
Clyde Wilke of Grey Eagle visited in
this city for few hours Monday.
Judge Of Probate f. F. Shaw made 4
business trip to Minneapolis Monday.
john Bracke left Tuesday for F'razee,
where he will be employed.
Fl. M. AIagee returned Monday from
a short business trip to St. Paul.
>! L. Battles returned Sunday eve.
ming from a short visit in St. Cloud.
NJ. and Mrs. j. futile of Spokane,
Wash, are visiting at the home of Mrs
futile IS brother, F.. p. FarrOw.
Mrs. H. Friesinger and children re-
turned Monday from Superior. where
they visited for some time with rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolander and Mr.
ami Mrs j. B. Hoist visited in Crosby
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-03
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Sept. 25.-Those that were in PierzS
Mopday are Joe Meyer, Joe Otren1bs
Anton Otremba, b VIM. Meyer, John;
Hagen, j. L. Dehler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Z Ronnellenftsch. 4 Il
). G. Smith returned from North
Dakota Monday where he had been
Hooking after his farm which he has
there.
Sam Dubil and John Weisbrick went
to Royalton Saturday to attend the
!, horse sale. as.
Richard Boylen of North Dakota is J.
here on a visit at the T. Ronellenitsch
home. -
Many Of our young boys and girls
took in the dance in New Pierz Mon
| day. II l.5s
Plckman was visited by rain Tues
day. and Wednesday.
Judge Shaw and n NJ. Cameronscalr:
ed on friends in our village Thursday.
IL Mueller and wife left for Rice
the first of the week. Mr.. Mueller
boz :, there and will make
Rice his home.
Mrs, Paul Hesch drove = nee
Thursday to visit -, daughter, Mrs.
L. E. Gottwalt..
! Rernadine Heurung, who is EMPLOY
ed near St. Joe, was home on a visit
with his parents the first of the week.
Adam Mueller was Rice visitor
Wednesday,
Lizzie Kelzenberg returned from Lit
tie Falls Monday where she had been
visiting her sis+"" Mrs. Otto Dengel
th9 past two weeks.
John Schmolke drove to Royalton
Saturday.
Joe Hortsch and sons, Joe and Len
ard, left for St. Cloud Saturday to take
IN the Catholic convention. August Sci
fert and Mrs. August Dehler also at
tended.
Mrs. Peter Blake and Mrs. J. M.
ScEnolke transacted business in Pierz.
| Friday.
Lawrence Grandmother, age S years,
broke his arm Friday He had been
riding with his father who had been
hauling stones when he fell off the
wagon and broke it.
! Barney Burton Of Little Falls was
buying horses in this vicinity the last
of the week.
L. M. Jacobs and wife autoed to st.
Martin Saturday.
There was mistake last week . in
the item stating that Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kapsner had girl. It is boy
and was born Sept. Fl.
A.. Damuth was county seat visit
or Saturday.
| James A. Dengel returned from Little
Falls Saturday where he had been on
business the past week.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Kaspner was christened Alfonso Sunday
in St. Michael's Catholic church. John
kapsner and Mrs. Math Zenner were
sponsors.
Those who attended the Catholic
convention in St. Cloud Sunday are
John Mischke and daughter, Ida, Mr..
Bednar and wife, Mr.. Meyer and daugh-
ter, Martha, Frank Mischke, Peter.
Mueller, Mr.. Brown. Nick Mueller,
Natl Miller. Some Of them returned
Monday.
Mary Mischke transacted business in
Little Falls Saturday.