The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
HATFIELD WILL SEE THAT ALL THE
PARTY PLEDGES ARE CARRIED OUT
WILL CONFER WITH THE
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
He and Governor Glasscock and
Republicans TO Meet Today
-PrOgram Outlined.
Intenigencer Bureau.
ChArleatcr. w. Va Prn- q

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Governor-eiect Hatfield aud Govern
or GlasScock have called "A Joint con-
terence OF the Republican members
Of both branches OF the Legislature
Tor Monday night at which DR.. Hat
neld's policy OF pushing through to
passage every important pledge on
the Republican State platform during
tht remaining nine days OF the session
VIII be taken UP and a program OF
procedure Outlaid p1th this enaI in
view. Dr. Hatfield stated tonight that
with the progress alreads made the
Legislature by proceeding on bust
ness basis and according To a prear-
ranged plan. should b. able 10 put
throush the more urgent party prom
ises before adjournment. thus avoid
ing the necessity OF a special session
Immediately following the close or
the present session.
Among the more important meas
ures 20 be taken up a. The conference
VIII be discussion Os the new bloch
" MOrkmeus : Compensation bin and the
fubbc Service Commission measure
" mas been suggested by the Repub. f.
can leaders thar instead Of creating
TWO commissions OF three men saCn.
10 conduct the affairs OF thes. impor.
liant departments that the two Doe
joined under one head and the anTair-
OF both D." administered bv single
commission OF three. thus efectiug
d great saving to the tax PAYERS Iu
salaries and general Expenses The
plan D. being fayOrahly received ON all
sides and its passage is anticipated
The coal strike situation in tine
Paint and Cabin creek region which bias
rro~n acute again during the uaS.
i'W DAYS 800 be- discussed .,t the con
ference and fhe matter OF getting TO-
s'thrr on 90 satisfactory mine guatd
bA viii receive attention at the con-
terence.
Prohibition Bill.
light i- promised iu fu. house Co.
mprrOr afternoon when tho YOst Pro
hinitiuu bil, safeguarding the prolihi.
inh amendment. comes up as special
order on fnird reading and passagp.
Further efforts ~ amend Tor no plir.
ppse of cliuafiOu Of some uf ftr most
drastic features of the ru.a sure arc
anticipated. but tho adoption OF the
bill practically iu IT, original form IS
conhdcu'uiy expected.
The county salary hiil comes 10 as l
special order lu second reading Iu fna
nous" during fi" daN and another IT,
irr~rtius engagement ls expected
when representative OF several com.
mitte"s whose aslir. aupurf Comment
fre not considered iarEr enough fo A..
Tempt -p amend tu increase their pro-
PORTION An important neN b.Il Is also
iu ho Introduced in fho house. fnw1~.
p
emf. on behalf of fho administration. "A
W"dsur" designed to mako tho srrr,.
ihrN ~ stat" O. member o. ff.. board OF
public unrA-. tho object nrfur fu uIrl r
impossible Co. vote ou important
questions
Though mo- serious rCufiurrut. ur
iId' nat has tot arisen tho f4tt
War Tho board has mrmnrr.h.p uf
-Ih as f. present constituted. mi.Uf
result Iu complicated drteIuuw.nf
Ihr -eCrrary ~ state gel flr uu. .fsfr
ofiriI nor o. member or fI- board
under fUr present .ae Tine governor
aIdfo. aftDrurt Enurraf treasurer.
rprriufnudru uf schools and commits
F.nrer ~ agriculture form. fhr u.r
fnrnfi or 'hr hoard aa r nuu stand
IEn caucus movement if1 ht tnrU.
Turks who refused fu ..fu fI. fr..
faI. ir etid fu D. uruEre...rr Nt.D..
HbI and is cHprrfrf fo reach 20 n,fH
BOB tu" iu allow I raHru. Thur.aI.
higIr if ia said Irr rfI vUI provide
f1r rHu r1u tIIu JHrrs. lrtH. ,of.
necessary