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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

 More push than ambition is needed ! to operate a wheelbarroW | Records are fragile things; you can't lower one without breaking it. | Occasionally one gets too much of a | good thing in the way of a better half l A mans sins find him out eventual l ly, but his wife usually beats them to l When starvation stares a woman in the face she may start boarding | house.
 He is a successful business man who 1 can make more money than his wife can spsRd.
 A woman has no use for a secret that she can't tell or money that she l can't spend. Woman can stand more pain than man can. However she isn't expected to suffer in silence
 It takes romantic girl to write 2 love letter that means the same thing over and over again.
 Sculptors are wise. Not one of them has ever modelled a statue of a great man with a silk hat on.
 A man may be said to have horse sense if he declines to mortgage his home to buy an automobile.
 After some men have been handed 8 lemon they act as if they were trying to corner the vinegar market.
 woman thinks more of her figure and complexion than a man does of everything he pays taxes on.
 By doing a man a favor you may convert him to the theory that one good turn deserves a dozen more.
 Misers were created for the purpose of showing others how little happiness there is to be derived from wealth.
 While the family tree of..the ele- phant runs mostly to trunk, that of the chorus girl does nothing of the sort.
 The driver of an automobile is called Il chauffeur by those who ride with him, but what pedestrians call him is whole lot easier to spell.
 girl who screams when she's kissed may hold to the theory that there are other methods of advertising besides the use of printers ink.-Chi- eago News. 4s.@
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

FOR sAI4k-The right place to buy automobues: Overland torpedo roadster -$4oV, R. C. H. touring car 5000, Marion
 touring car $i60, American Scout $650, Oakland roadster $6GU, Overland tour
 ing car $1UO. These cars are Iully equipped and guaranteed. We vii floor space full of automobile bargains.
 Pugh Bros Co., Providence, R. l. jyld
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

After some men have been handed 8 lemon they act as if they were trying to corner the vinegar market.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
| ADVERTISEMENTS. under inc heading WANTED. FOR SALE or TO RENT"
  Sc per line, six words to the line
WANTED.


 WANTED-The Rink says: Bring me somethIng good. They broug ht hlm large and a small package or to- bacco ana a corncob pipe, all tor i've cents, from Fagan's Smoke Shop. Lie down. Ffdo. that's only the 1ceman.
 jy1d
 WANTED a young woman, posi- tlon as nurse maid or waitress. Ad- aress Box 22S, Clinton, Conn. jy1d >~ WANTED-At once, to hire a horse through having. G. A. Loomis, Leba- non. jy1d (
 WANTED-To do moving by day, Job work, or on shares, Apply to Jo- seph SarIes, Laurel FIJI Road. Te1e- WANTED A girl to do. general hloulfl. housework. Apply S3 Pearl St JeS0d
 WANTED-A competent, experienced waitress at the Rex Restaurant, WIlu- mantle, Conn. Je30d
 NTED-Automobile to clean. at the Public Wash Stand. rear of Elks Home. je24d
 WANTED - Experienced wlnders; also girls to learn; paid while learning Apply West Side Silk Mill. 1e2bd NWANTED-Two men for farm work James H. Hyde. No. Franklin, Conn.
 Je25d
 Apply to Bradford Dyeing Association, Bradford, R. l. Je26d
 WANTED At once, a good al around blacksmith; none but a steady, reliable man and one who wishes steady job need apply. John G. Wight man, Stafford, Conn Tel 2-3, may I'd
 WANTED = To rent small place or farm in the country. Box 20, Bulletin Co. may9d
 WANTED and country busi ness. If you care to get quick buyer for your farm or country business, wrIte to Burman & Cherney. the cid established and reliable real estate and business brokers. 15S Essex St., N. !.
 mayed
 XANTED-Piano tuning. A G. Cor don, 25S Prospect St. City. Tel. 6S2-2.
 5yld
 WANTED = Hired man, single. to work on farm and board with family; $26 a month salary. Inquire of Glen Rock Farm (Ledyard). Fred Sands, Manager, Mystic, Cenp., R. F. D. 4.
 WANTED-EaJrs Barber Schools. S14 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Wages, board, room r5ilread ticket furnished by "61 Cooperative Propositions"
 je12d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

man may be said to have horse sense if he declines to mortgage his home to buy an automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

Sculptors are wise. Not one of them has ever modelled a statue of a great man with a silk hat on.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

It takes a romantic girl to write ?. love letter that means the same thing over and over again.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

WANTED-The Rink says: Bring me something good" They broug ht hlm a large and small package of to- baccO ana a corncob pipe, all tor five cents, from FaganS Smoke Shop. Lle down. Fido. that's only the 1ceman.
 Jy1d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

When starvation stares a woman in the face she may start a boarding house.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

FOR SALE-Cabbage plants, tnclud- ing Red ana Savoy, Burpee's All head, Succession, Flat Dutch. Danish Ball Head and others. Also White Plume and Giant Pascal celery plants Cab bage 25c per 100; $2 per 1000, Celery soc per 100; 5 per 1000. Frank E.. Pecknarn East Side CtfV leZld
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

Woman can stand more pain than man can However, she isn't expected to suffer in silence.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

WANTED-To do moving by day, job work, or on shares. Apply to Jo- seph SarIes, Laurel FIJI Road. Te1e- phone 1136-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

WANTED young woman, posi- tlon a. nurse maid or waitress. Ad- ureSS Box 22S, Clinton, Conn. jy1d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

A woman has no use for a secret that she can't tell or money that she can't spend.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

.~ WANTED-At once. to hire a horse
 through having. G. A. LoomiS, Leba-
 non. jy1d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

He is a successful business man who can make more money than his wife can speRd.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
Goose Eggs for All Stars.

The Yantic baseball team defeated the All Stars on the Norwich Town green Saturday afternoon by 8 score of IS t0 0. The YAnties are developing some speed.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

TO RENT-A cottage at Best New, Quaker Hlu modern improvem enJs, 5 sleep1ng rooms, i sleeping porcn, path room, l large living room, kIocnen. AppIy to t. E. Cons tock, quaker Hill, CC. JyIO
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
10 RENT.

TO RENI-At Best View, bungalow, fu4iy s4urnished, SIX large rooms, bath, large Neranoa, garage, GelePhenes pure water, beginning uly IsLn, tor two weeks; references required. A. C. f'ul- Ter, care Bralnerd & Armstrong Co., New London, Conn. Jyld
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
PRINTTNG-Looka at these prices b0G

FHINIING-Look at these prices: bVU card printed in Corner. SI.4e; 1,ooE,' s2.0O; 5000, $500; 10, 900. S10oC; 5o6 n0teheads, 6xsa. printed, $la40; 1.ooc. letterheads, 8 1s XII. printed, $l.7S; 1,Odo, $2.80; 5.0o0, $9.50; 10000, $18.60; 500 blliheads, 7xSa, printed, $1.60; 1,OoG. $2.10; 5000. $T.00; 10000 $19.50; 500 statements, 55ax81z, printed, S1.46; 1,oOO, sl.S5; 5.o0O, $500; lo,oo6. si1.oo Printing of every description done promptly. Send for samples The Bull letin Go. Printers and Binders. Nor wich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

More push than ambition is needed to operate a wheelbarroW.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

Goshen.-TWo stages will be run be- tween Torrington and Goshen during the summer months.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

FOR RENT-Groton Long Point, on WatertronL, SIX room cottage, well fur ni5heo. On account or changed plans, VIII rent at great sacr1nce; July soo, August $6o; worth $zUU season. <Au- dress Cosunch. t59 Main St.. Hartford. Conn. 1y1Q
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
To THE BOARD OF CoUNTY COIL

Attest: FANNIE O. CHURCH.
 JYlQ
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01

FOR SALE-One gray horse. years old, guaranteed Greeneville Gram Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
COM MITTEE
Republican CITY Body 20 Hold Meeting
TINS Eveni1g-One Candidate
Demands Recount.

Tho present Republican cit, .xecu.
iiv" committee will close 49, i's AFFAIR.
90 e meeting OHirb viii probably be-
held this evening ard tho CUSTODY ~
the parry VII then hc turned over 90
fh" new commitf"" Friday night TO
new committee WI immediately effect
an Organization bv o.rcfirr officers
aul 1ppo.nunE subcommittee while
th" oid committee ViII cauva. The
' .rr. Uf I ' ",e primary and DO.
clare The official result
Oh I.." tuh.r.sH. defeated for frzf
branch "f s.u...I 100 zoe" T. zI:r ward
lV IHsuN BsIsu niger Dos cchf votes.
boz demanded O. ra amt q special
meeting uf fEc old committee VII D..
called fo m-ke fhs count Robinson
urt d'f"if"l fIr 'he nomination D.,
rigAf tut"s. h' receiving 1G2 '1 Uei-
uiIKsr H1u
k"port4 we're circulated ,|~=foria,
fo fI' effect fh,' Tsul Wiu.srter. DO
ionf"I Co., charles Atraua 'rf 'I,e nom
n"''.Du ~ '.ft auditor D., 80 votes
would Grmrud s recouuf Th'. co.
potf. aDeotdIrE fu Nr Wire.rf.r. q,
r.' IfIo and h. i1'.s that bo .4 road,
'H EEK" ~ DIE coat bud work for W.
tIr'ls election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
OPERATE FERRY
albert Policy 20 Open Service Between
south Wheeling and BeIlaire in
Near Future.

As m" litigation over the rights Of
Albert Policy To- operate a ferry boat
IRON ~Fortythtrd street Ia this CITY
To the old Benton Ferry Landing In
Bellairc. was decided in favor Of Pol.
ley by IN" state supreme court yas-
'erday. the ferry will be placed in
operation IN n" near future. accord.
lnE u" Mr.. Policy. who was interview.
cd 10y an lntelligeucer reported last
evening
This will give Il much more dirac.
roui" from this city 10 Bei!airo for
auiolst~ who DO uot wish 20 travel tho
bad road between Bridgeport and
beIlair". Is they are now COMPELLED
Ia run 20 Bcnwood In order 10 ferry
acros~ the river. By tn. propo~.d
route. 'h" ferry viii discharge all
-pass,nc"rs. o. stated above. AZ fb.
Oh BENTON landing. which is located
az %" upper end OF Bol!air.. and All
streets are paved from This landing
into the heart Of the CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
FAR MING EXPERTS
WILL COME HERE
YngTE1DAY BY PAM
AGRICULTURAL CLUE.
w. ID. linn and Prof. rtn VIII Promote
Agricultural interests in This
and Adjoining Counties.

-nltiIS from tho action taken AZ A
Sl,ldl meeting OF tho Fanha ndle Azri-
,uIIL.Isl 'iib h"ld In this CITY Yesterday
,h"r'.lne. a briEat future II in store Tor
~ = ta,hlrrS or the northern Panhandle
,iStFl't- 1s W. - linn. Of PhtlippI u
"a. am Webster ". Fill. at uennsyi-
Nhni", Wcf" engaged to look aster agri-
'hl'hfhl interests ana To rrpreSer, fhe
"fEshlh'tl"n Ia this district.
MT Iinn. who is considered one 81 the
-! authorities on agricultur raj matters
IN me state ami who for the mast sew
"i h National ~Stockman x FARMER and
S."ti lafn papers. Will act As general
ihlH adNiSet. H." will have. his head
f.dit't~ IA bethany college and IN adj
Ilti"n 10 assisting IN the agricultural
department Of the college Will make
ripS throughout taie ~Serttou boIiIns
meetings and conferences with the
farmers iU the interests of b.ttertug
iHrmlng conditions.
lrui FIJI iS T. gradual. ~ the den,rt-
n'h' 81 agriculture In the PeuuSy1N,ria
'a." t'!l'sc amt mas been tea,hiug in
al lhstitHtiun Tor the past two years
80" VIII also be located AT Reth.nX col
IrSe and viii have charge OF IN. i,ortt-
lei'IIdl feature OF TIE work Ha viii
"tSn h"N" charge or fhe handsome work
at l'ctnduA college and viii work iu me
'H''f'>tS or better roads etw.e Wheel
80. '''l b'tu'h! IN addition t. assisting
WI" agricultural matters.
The work wiz leo done rrtncip.uy 10,
''ilo AMI bro"k~ counties. with H.tIsuv
a. h'htf iarf'rS. The Panhandle. ARt-
''-iu ,Ilo "a r.CeutlN formed in
t"l- 'it! Tor the purposes Of pruu.fing
H'ttri farming Conditions and urthering
'' Ev'i roads movement. Prof VIII
secretary. M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
ANNUAL MEETING
Second Presbyterian Church Congre-
cation Conducts Interesting
Meeting-Otfieers Elected.

Last evening the members Of tho
Second Presbyterian church held thci:
annual CONGREGATIONAL meeting ".
r. Dudley presided. and following the
reading oi reports Of the differon' de-
partments. which showed m" church
20 b. IN very good financial condition.
au election was held 20 elect four
trustees 20 iii th" vacancies now *
istinE on the board ". n Fee was
reelected and three. new members.
Clyd" Barton. ollie r. Reed. and
Charles Evans chosen tor the other
three places.
Tn" manse. located a. Tw~rntythird
ant Chapiiuc streets. where The now
pastor. Rov. T Gricr Koontz. Will TO
side. has been furnished and every
hing Is IN readiness for his arrival.
Saturday. Mrs Kooutz all not arrive
until q wock later. due 20 "a short
visit b is making 100 Philadelphia
hefor" taking up her residence IN
Wheeling. Tho new pastor viii preac.
his Hrst sermon Sunday morning. aud
m" congregation is very eager 10 hear
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
IKE SHOTT RESIGNS AS
POSTMASTER AT BLUEFIELD

Hush shot postmaster az Blue
held. W. Va. has rendered his rcsic-
nation TO Postmaster General RIrl--
Eon. During IN. recent ~pr"SId-nrilf
election Mr.. Shot Was very active ~
his support ~ Mr.. Ttft. and jh.r.
have been many reports that his
Democrat enemies would pref,r
Charges NJ political act.rir, against
him in order 20 sot his scalp. Th.s
Charges w"r" mover formal pressed
Another reason. &c i- stated in Wash
ington. why Mr.. Shutt 4uir Bus offr-
was on . ns the order o. ,i-
Rurleson requiring postma~r.rS ID"
give their entire time 20 their offices.
Mr.. Shott was unable 80 dp this on
account ~ his tIsiI.~~ can..ta.rs 20
Blueheld n " REYNOLDS and fI.vd
g Brown arc fue two leading anpI.
carty for rho appointment a- Air.
Shotts successor. Senator Chil'or. az
West virginia. who VII mlk. tr" r.c-
~ommendation ." Mr. Hur''-nu. ias NOT
yet decided whtrn - ~. 'vo mon b..
Will support.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
warwood 4

Mrs ~ J. Muun. OF N-WarK - Inns
been visiting friends FOR tHe past werK.
it9nsrt mood - abb. To- be out after a
Mr.. and Mr. II + Brown Will re-
mGy@ 10 Ch%T.eroi Pe In " few Saws
TUNED 10 their home IA MoundsviIIc ar
ter sitting Mrs. " j Riley
Miss Ma, me - Hrlen. "r Washington.
] ii Is Visiting her brother. j / O'rrtsn
MI WIitwau Wa hurried Hsum-
ul'nri 2" ,~lhfHSHtfE 900 account - her
a"LK"tri. Mrr c. Taylor. being serious
NJ ana Nr~ q \ nunhsr OF stru-
heHyil'" VISITED MR. " = Riley.
III IL n"isrrs Wa business
@ viii yisii Mrt' Il Is HH,oo.Sosa 'at fi|n'
Downing.
T..crc vii le IL meeting " the Love
LAND hremert M"u.Hy Aprl -. AT the
Mr Ios-pH E,,I htd 81 very serious
gr"fHf"u performed yesterday 80 the
$ortl W ee;ins hospital Attending
William .i.tIS u.s. t|.sitIrg Mr ".
t+tfF" ~ TWENTY s'x'l street.
W. AIh"it itrLtt sfI -un -.aifet Mrs.
MIS- tiovafI Nlua.ryc-- ANA s,n Z
""'HIe y ). Hr" visiting Mrs Harry
''nusc'.r Feed. general contractor
To- fis u"v home. %. ChtS Ilr~~r. uu
I""rt -'ff street Las s.tlet fr- ex-
W." t1S started t"e work.
p - 6fa-aiu ha- tri~lc' the new
res i.n-" ~ M,H" T'eh'
'lftrnc" W"IIn.- vas a h1s.urss
TI"- kird~la'rFer VII v,~'' me
''i"Ss-Nui. srH""I "u business t0itv
f.fftHr v"s 10 business visitor
i"ht ta.r t,s i'4 .l vor. fr rouacII-
"'. t'fn. M'' f"'iLcn-
ifr.ts VeSfsrft..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
MAKES STATEMENT
Manager ~ eelisire Enamel Plant
Says Company canno, Comply
win Strikers Demands.

al fh, burners - the Enterp. o.
Enamel plant 81 Bcuair". are on a
STRIKE. DEMANDING an increase IN
wage Those employed iu 'he burn
90 department oi fhr o-s,rai Enter.
prise plant went ont Tups1aV evening
md those in fho strong plant. which
was recently leased hv flc Erterprt4"
company. Nrnf ouf yesterday Ir sym
pafht with ftc orr.rnl strikers
Tho cutie plant i4 now Shut doVu
and fN" company will utilize this
tine Zoo repairing fh" roof which has
boon 900 need c' repalrs for fhr past
fhrer wears THO contract Was
nuari"I Yesterday afternoon fu fhr
EirfiarI N.a.a- COMPANY. af Shld,
-.do
DO -pra.inE OF 'Lr trouble ar ..s
TIant la.f evening tNr trHriGrr stated
chat if wee fhr u~itsrHtfl. U|a Chen 60.
of ~rrk.rt conditions -omc run
ago Do .1i1 tlc .omgtnv established
90 vors'nr .-~raus.mrrf of farc, c.ehf
hour 4h|fts fn fata 'fa p'nrr OF the
tVo 'ru hou5 shifts .',f forrcrl, pro
vailed This placed fre plant iu con
uuuoH- operation and lava employ
monf fo au additional number of pco
rlc as DO addel four working hours
o. 'tc men af thr time Welcomed
The change
Tho mon n"v boz makIuE choir claims
." eHid demand tHc same rate OF pty
Tor cIght tours that Vcrc formerly rr
r"iv"d Tor ton and a. this. taking into
consideration thD additional numhcr
en- Logged would increase our pal roll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17

II you feel thick headed. isgs -wsary
tire easily and feel utterly used up your
blood needs a bath.
1t Is astonishing how quickly you brace
up after using S. &. :. After the long
nights Of winter have slowed you down.
made your blood sluggish. and filed your
system with the cramps. aches and acids
OF thick. sta snant blood you actually
require the influence Of s. s. s.
Eczema, rash. pimples. letter. boils.
and all Impurities in the blood arc
quickly washed out by the remarkable
action OF S. $. S. 1t IL In the nature or
a bath for your blood. II IL not a dope. "
not a ''physic," there II not a drop OF
harmful mineral drugs II IS a far better
friend to your nerves than any "nervine'
you can use because IL II Just IS pure as
the Cruel You would feed TO an Invalid.
The blood takes kindly TO S. 2. 4. II
doesn't bother your stomach but II does
give you strength.
rheumatism. cAtarTh. malaria bron-
chitis. typhoid and all such painful OF
dangerous maladles cannot remain In n
system washed and cleansed by the 70
msrkabie action Of g. =. s.
There 81 scarcely n drug store or zen
oral store any where but what keeps
s. s. s. IN stock. IL II prepared In ore
Of the worlds best and largest laborato-
ries and has maintained the health Of
a host OF people who use II every spring
and fan because IL gives them a feeling
Of renewed strength. puts the look OF
health in the eve and prints the flesh
with the rudy glow OF health.
The human body. like the habitation
Of man. ~ closed all winter and becomes
clogEed with stagnant impurities. In tho
spring nature attempts 10 overhaul the
biood and thus We see pimpies. boils.
csrbuncies and various skin affections
breaking out 70 relieve the eon estion
within.
The rems rkabie manner in which
S. 5. s. the famous blood purifier. clears
the system 10 a most interesting study.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
About People
Movements Of individuals to and!
from the City.

a T. Brennan. OF GAINESVILLE. O..
is spending a few days In this city
ON business.
George Wise has returned 10 his
home at Point BreeZ farm. near Beth
any. from an extended trip through
the west.
Mr.. Carl Nierheller OF Parkersburg.
who was located IN Illinois for the
past few years. is now oil chemist for
the Petroleum Products Co. with
headquarters at Pittsburgh. Mr..
Nierheller IL now the guest OF rela-
tives In the city.
Sarah Dimmack returned Tuesday
from Pittsburgh. where she was the
of friends.
Mr.. faul Shields. formerly employ
ed by the Coleman Drug company. has
accepted a position with a large whole
sale drug concern In Baltimore. Mr.
Shields left day before yesterday 10
take ny his new work.
Miss Mary kearns. of the Associat.
ed Charities. is III az her home In
Newark. Ohio.
Mrs. Irene Y. Reilly and daughter
Miss Agnes. Of Washington. u C.. are
the guests of Miss Coughlan. of North
Main street.
Il. VI. Gibson. OF this city. was a
business caller Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
United States Deputy Marshall Ellie
Williacls. spent Tuesday in Parkers-
burg. en quite TO Cincinnati with a
federal prisoner Who is being trans
ferred TO the southern district OF Ohio.
General Alfred Caldwell and 6 T.
knote leave this morning for Charles
ton. on legal business.
George d Benson. director Of the
Semi-C entennia. celebration. arrived
from Chicago Yesterday and will
spend several DAYS in the interests
of the coming event
Samuel Gell"r. ~ -. Clairsville.
was - business visitor In the city yes
terdav.
Miss Martha Hatcher. OF Pittsburgh.
IS the guest IF friends on IN" South
side
Miss Helen Grassland. - washing
ton. Pa. is the guest Of friends on .he
Island.
Mrs /. !. Rakcr has returned - her
home on McCoilnch street after an eN-
tended visit with relatives I'm East
ii, crpool. q.
William l.. Martin. Il Pittsburgh. Is
In tho city looking after business IN
tcrests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
CONFERENCE WELD ~
-~SENlCEN" MATTERS

Plan. for fue CEN centennial col.
hrH' nu which 4. 'u Do" h~.d Boo fh.a
CIV in Iur" sore DISC seed ,|rsfrri3v
'' "ru"'u 'u HI .nfotmaI maurcr af
20 '"nf"r'r'" he'd hr N1vor ~ o.
Nirk No - SAVIOR and Francs o.
F"rfusor WITH George u henson. vh ,
ha' been s"icrfcd director ~ dsfuf'
action could h" '1keu COL. % was nov
1900 .ye.Iftc secession
VIZ hcraon returned Yesterday from
'H''aEu. .Hl VIII spend several davs
r 'Ns rft boo fhr Interests az frs
r"H 'ug celebration Wrtic he is her
meetings VIII De- held D., sevcra. com
fHff'c"- which 7re arranging detail,
f0t The bg event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-17
PROFESSOR MOORE
tcontinusd from FIRST P.gs.)

a~a
ing circulars and other matter printed
at government expense and used by
the chief OF the weather bureau in
his campaign for secretary OF agricul-
ture during the last fiscal year.
II Is proposed 10 conduct a thorough
investigation OF the bureau as soon
N the committee is organized. which
probably will not be until the regular
session next winter.
Moore's Statement.
Professor Moore issued a statement
tonight declaring that the same in
fuences that attempted TO Disgrace
and remove DIR. Harvey W. Wiley"
were responsible for his removal. and
branding as UNANIMOUSLY false any
intimation that he had coerced en-
ployes OF the weather bureau in sup
potrtng him for secretaryship or tina
public money had been expended in
his candidacy. In the statement he
says:
AS an aspirant for the secretary
ship of agriculture. ! announced that
] would. II appointed. revoke the ben
Eoate OF soda decision. abolish the
Remson board. or any other extra Iu.
dfcial body in the department that
thought had been designed for the
purpose OF minimizing the effective.
ness OF the pure food and meat In
spection laws rather than I'm aiding in
their efficient enforcement. and that
] would retain the activities of the So
licitors office to reasonable preorga-
tives and re-organize the department.
Il shall gladly welcome any inves.
tigation 10 which the press - admit
ted. and why limit the inquiry To the
weather bureau? II has always had
q clean bill OF health from every in
vesugating committee that has looked
into its affairs. which is something
which cannot be said OF several
bureaus in the department 10 which
Secretary Houston's methods have not
been applied