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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

bered by the visitors and local Elks. a.
the program embraces q wide scope
In the morning. In addition to welcom-
Ing new arriv.ls. . big parade win be
the feature. This viii be the banner
event OF the celebration. Beginning at
1880 o'clock at the Eik's Club. the
parade will traverse the principal
streets In the city. Here will be given
an opportunity to see delegations from
every lodge of the order In West vir-
ginia. IN addition to many others who
have come from cities In other and ad-
Joining states.
Al o'clock this Afternoon. q base
bail game will be staged At the Island
baseball park between members of
Clarksburg lodge No. 4s1 and Wheeling
lodge No. IS. Here promises To be the
real excitement of the event.
In the evening. the banner event OF
the week will be staged. The grand
ball will be the attraction In the Mar
ket auditorium. Here fully LOO to L.
500 persons will congregatsd- The ar
rangements for the AFFAIR far eclipse
any like event ever held here. and will
be long remembered by those who are
fortunat enough TO attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
Try II now-eod.y. Equally good
for men. women and ehildreA-
al need il.

What vsaaa asss ~ Assass bsnsea-
ful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anl
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e. Of .sgsset-sf aaaATuA tie hais
destroyer.
Parisiaa eags - . seis.tiAs prspass,
eea, absolutely harmless, based On .
thorough hswleags Of vhat l. needed
- eleaass the scalp And hsir, SEP scalp
itch and faili.g hair, and naks Aair
grew. II supplies hair Rods.
Partisan Sags 10 . tss-esisrsd ks.id,
dslieatsay Psrfunsd-nst sticky o.
gssasy-that comes in . hfty cent bst-
tie ut ar1ggis<s and tsilst esuntsrs.
Always ed - money beek II ~ at
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tAs Asbssn Hsi1" - til pasAaes.
Get . bottle todsy-pssr . Httls %
. Psnss - eleth sd rub lightly svss
the hair, takiag . saall stFssi at q
t4neNrS IL int the seeap. Pssstsi ~
dasdrv6 Gsappears; ths hair 10 FREE
frsa dust and excessive els and i
assssy bssseifsl- Try Il tsA.y-it wiil
- saly save ysgf kir and nsks Il
grew, Bot givs II that i.esaParsAIs
e1ess and bsesty 80 desire.
Be sure ysu got Partisan esgs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
COMPRESS ON
tcortinssd from Pirst PaxsA
support OF the provision when II was
referred back to caucus"
Settled Foreion poIiei..

support OF the provision when II was
ieierred BACK to caucus"
Settled Foreign Policies.
As result OF the conference with
rIesiuent Wilson the committee also
seu'Ied nnally to-day the foreign poli.
cles involved In the tariff bill The
most important developments were
Agreement on the , per cent tariff
Tepate on goods brought in American.
owned ships. with a provision tina,
should not affect countries with
which the United States has treaties
prohibiting such discrimination.
Defeat OF the retaliatOrv farin n,o
vision OF the senate that wouIa
authorize the president to asses eYtra
tarin duties on certain articles from
Countries discriminating agains, ms
United States.
Defeat Of the anti-child labor nro
vision. that would have excIrdsd g.,
IGN goods made by child labor. The
mouse provision excluding convict.
made goods was retained
President Approves.
IS understood these decisions
met with the approval ~ the presi
drnt ana were made only after their
fhli "h"ct upon foreign relations had
been considered The agroemen, m
drop the rrtaiiatory section OF tho
bill viii make n unnecessary to- pass
any supplementary legislation cor
iinuing existing trade relations The
hill VIII retain the provision givIns
the president authority to negotIats
reciprocity treaties. a. this section
mas been endorsed by bo'h houses.
Prom seven 10 ten countries would
10 exempt from tho discriminatory
ehect ~ the provision designed 10 aid
American shipping There l. al pres
ont. however. no treaty with Grea,
britaiu that would prevent the givinr
on ? nv" p"r cent rebate on british
goods brought 10 this country In
American-owned ship. and other i'm.
portant countries also would DO az
fected
hntioumpinq Provision.
hearing was given 10 Representa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
A SENSIBLE WAY TO CURB A COLD
CLEAR HEAD AND STOP CATARRH

prevent Catarrh Is 10 apply the vos
tr'oia Treatment direct 10 the seat N
the trouble and destroy me Catarrhal
sernn before u has time n Do harm
tn" No'triola Treatment prevep,s
a. VOL ~ cures Colds. Croup and
a'arrh u quickly reaches ana heal.
N" sore. innamed mucous membrane
destroys tho Catarrhal germ and no,
only breaks = coid IN a few hours bu,
This simple treatment strengthen
the Innings % the air passages "a
that they are aise 10 throw on colds
Nostrlola t. sold In handy sanitary
tubes. 25c FOR sixty DAYS Treatment
Get tube 81 your druggist. ana vouIl
wish you had tried Nostriola soopcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
TRAINMEN OF NEW
(Continued IRON, Fin. YaxsA

the report points out. were "antioua.
ted signals. condemned by the locomo.
I'VE eneinemen as well as by the pub
TIC service commission of Connect.
cut and old wooden cars unsuited by
construction for such traffic as thev
were expected to accommodates These
were held TO be contributory reasons
LOT the excessive number of casual
'i"S- commissioner McChord ind,.
Gates The results OF n similar recent
aCclnent At Tyrone. Pa. in which the
equipment was steel. and in which
none OF the passengers was killed as
an object lesson in favor Of the use of
modern equipment
Inc commission demands OF the
New Haven road the immediate adon.
ZION or an adequate system Of su.
perlntendence and supervision which
VIII give those in authority definite
ana positive Information as to wheth.
Ut or not the safety requirements
ana rules OF this railroad are oh
served"
AFTER comprehensive review az
the testimony taken al the investira
ton. Commissioner McChard saws in
part:
Failure Of Trsinren.
The direct cause Of this accident
was the failure Of Flagrnan Murray
70 properly protect his train. the fail
ure Of Engineer Miller to prUperlv
control the speed Of his train in or
der that he could bring IL to a stop
before passing automatic signal No
q. and the failure Of Conductor
Adams to make certain that his train
was properly protected An addition
al cause was the failure Of Engine
man Wands TO bring his train TO a
stop. as required by the rules. he
fore passing automatic signal No. %.
which was I'm the stop position.
while this accident was directly
due TO failure Of employees to pro-
perly perform their duties. tho signal
system In use was entirely made.
quate safely ~ direct and govern tho
movement 90 the large volume ~
traffic over this line and there wa q
deplOrable lack ~ supervision on the
part ~ operating officers. on this &C.
count the conditions which led UP to
this accident were possible
Denounced and Condemned.
In report by this commission ~
the invesiiRation ~ previous accidents
on this railroad defects ~ manage
ment. neglect ~ obvious precautions
for safety. ineffective rules and these
not systematically enforced high
speed trains CLOSELY following ono an
other with''ii adequate safeguards. do
reelection 81 duty on the part ~ certain
employees ~ we'll rs p general weak
ness ~ discipline. have boon dc.
nounced and condemned
II ig astounding that this state ~
AFFAIRS r. allowed 20 continue 20 exist 90
Tho report contains no recommended
lions. except BY inference. and no or.
ders. a. tho Interstate Commerce com.
mission is without authority ~ control
or supervise the operation ~ trains
" D. surEv sted. however that tho
forthcoming annual report Of the com
mission viii recommend ~ tho ron
gress the enactment Of Laws conferriur
SPECIFIC authority uTon the commission
70 regulate train operations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
BANNER PALAVER
fContinusa from FIRST PArel


nome and there transacted their bust.
ness OF the year Reports Of the off.
GERS and various committees were
heard and acted upon. and this was
i"iio"ed by the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. Before the meeting
adjourned IL was decided to hold the
meeting in 1914 in Parkersburg.
During the afternoon merry making
was the order Of the hour. and we'll
was the order obeved In the evening
the many guests were entertained In
The Market Auditorium. whore a SUNNI.
tuous repast wa spread before them.
Here was an opportunity to partake
OF the real hospitality Of the local
boys. Nothing had been left undona
10 make the AFFAIR one long TO be re-
m"tnbered Everything in. and in
Tact. out OF season had been prepared
ana 10 aid ir better digestion Of the
good things that were spread on the
tables. music was furnished in add.
lion - the excellent toasts and
speeches
During tho afternoon tho ladies
wives. naught"fs. mothers. sisters AMI
sW'cthrarts o. tho Elks-were enter
tanned in an 'sc.iicnt manner ~ the
country club They were taken in
automobiles from tho Elks' home on
Fifteenth street IN the beautiful Coun.
try club. where luncheon was served
ard pleasant entertainment was pro
vidcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
Ne stomach Dosing. No ouinloe. o
teetsnaiid ard No WAITING
For Results.

Here is simple. harmless. effective
treatment for Colds. Group. Catarrb
Hay Fever and all diseases and sfop
pages 81 the afr Passages that viii az
peal % everyone
YEARLY everyone suffers moro OF
less With Colds and Catsrrh in some
form. and all need The Nostriola
Treatment
The nostrils and tho air pasaages
are the breeding places for Catarrh
germs When tho membranes arc
sore. inhamed and sensitive you catch
cold easily. and colds quickly lead
90 Catarrh. etc.
The ouickest way "a cure Colds and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
Stop
Pill es
low
Quick Relief Il What You Want a.
Pyramid Pile Remedy Il What
You Should Use.

We want your name " you suffer-
from any form ~ piles No matter
what you have tried YOU owe vourseif
- least some relief from pain. lust
let ~ give you this relief
No words are necessary We do NOT
need Co make claims Just mn out the
free coupon and send ~ 90 ~ today or
" you prefer. GO 10 your druggist and
buy 80 cent box
l,ont despair Don't undergo an on
Grafton iie sensible and take hone 10
what thousands % others have done
l'framid ftlc Nemcdg reduces all in
hnmnnation. stops itching bleedfne
sores. ulcers. congestion and ali rifs
trouble
For sale ~ al drug stores. price SOC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

to watch the children scramble for
their recovery. II began to look for a
time like the police would have to
turn in a riot call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Instead OF the banks of the Wabash
1t was the banks OF the Old Ohio which
were graced with concert and piano
accompaniment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Anything in uniIor.n looks good to
me. Why. the boys are just receiving
proposals by the hundreds. Sorry,
but several OF them are married.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

They certainly look nattv In their
new white suits and purple socks.
Wonder IL there is any danger OF this
becoming the fashion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

The steady march OF the antlered
herd over the streets OF the city could
be heard at most any hour OF the day
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25
E L X H o r N S

The boys in white sure make some
excellent appearance on the street
They are some hosts. as all visitors TO
the city will acknowledge.
The bands have been holding a sort
o. contest. each trying to outplay the
other. Music was in the air from
early yesterday morning until late
hour last night
Visitors to the CITY have commented
very favorably on the appearance OF
the court OF honor. The lights at
night add much to the beautiful dec
orations.
4 battle royal at the ball park to-
day will be pulled of between Clarks-
BURG and Wheeling lodge members.
This will be a big day for the visitors.
who will turn out en- masse.
Beautiful souvenir badges are being
worn by visiting members. as well as
the local Elks.
SistersviIle lodge No. 333 presented
20 each OF ita members and delegates
a beautiful reunion badge. These are
made up Of n ribbon with a pendant
made IN the shape Of the map OF West
Virginia. on which IL the number
"333~ They are attracting much at
tention
Members Of the Bluefeld lodge dele
cation are making themselves nnowp.
They are boosters for their home town.
Not from the fact that the spirit OF
welcome Is lessening in the city. but
from general principles. the large
siFn. Welcome ~ y. o. Elks." which
has graced the entrance TO the county
jail this week. was removed yester-
day
Those visiting the ". a o. depot
yesterday afternoon had the pleasure
81 Witnessing the classiest bit OF tango
which has been staged IN or around
wheeling for some time number
who were waiting 10 welcome Parkers-
burg members 10 the city we're the
principals.
Deputy ShSric Henry Frohme re-
ceivcd n new lease Of life. and when
the younger Elks began doing the
snake dance he just had 10 get in and
have some fun.
All tho business houses in the city
are overriding themselves Ia the way
~ decoration. Pennants and hars are
suspended from every Portal and win
dow
Entering Wheeling from Elm Grove.
one gets the first impression ~ some
thinc doing In the city when passing
the home 81 George Bayha on McCol
loch street II certainly Il ~all dolled
up"
We will have to hand II 10 them for
being the opcn-hearted bunch Of the
time Why. only yesterday they threw
pennies and nickels over the streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

p. r. HABERSTIcK
Popular and Efficient Manager Of 10.
cal Elks' Club. Who IS Aiding Much
In Entertaining the Many Eiks In
the City for the Big Reunion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

r. c. Muhleman. formerly OF the
Island but now OF Fairmont. is In
the city with the famous Fairmont
band and is meeting many friends in
the bands journeys to and from
trains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Not from the fact that the spirit OF
welcome Is lessening in the city. bu,
from general principles. the large
siRn. Welcome ~ Y. o. Elks." which
has graced the entrance to the county
jail this week. was removed yester.
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Today Wi he th. last the hnai dav
OF iutl reunion time. To-Day viii be-
INC IN in Nhir4 ttr official program
can p" ursd TODAY will DO tho bir
day IN" daf that viii be- longer r.rneu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Members Of the Bluefeld lodge dele
cation are making themselves nnowp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

the bands journeys to and from
trains.
The newsboys are reaping a har.
vest from members OF this benevolent
order. and when a newsboy meets one
wearing a badge of this order. his hat
is reverently removed. One Elk stood
before the Mcclure hotel yesterday az.
ternoon with a handful OF change,
amounting to $50. Calling the boys
around him. he tossed the coins into
the air. and then a wild scramble en-
sued. After the money had been
picked up by the boys. he. with the re-
mark that this was the only manner
in which to have fun, re-entered the
hotel.
The military band from Fairmont.
under the direction OF Prof Omen,
gave a concert before the Elks' home
last evening from 7 to . O'Clock. Prac-
ucally every popular song OF the day
was rendered. much TO the delight OF
the vast audience.
Following the concert by the Fair.
mont band. several selections were
rendered by the popular Summers
band OF this city. and when the
strains of Dixie" foated on the air.
a mighty cheer burst forth from the
threats OF the vast crowd.
White the bands were playing
the members of No. 20 and
number Of the members OF the
surrounding lodges executed
tn rilling snake dance
The snake dance was not the only
dance In their repitoire auda humor-
Gus demonstration OF each was given.
One delegate was heard to remark,
The old boys are having a great
time tonight. but oh. won't they be
stin Ia the morning."
From all indications the Wheeling
lodge. No. % will be increased to
over one thousand members in a Few
months. Attracted by the manner IN
which the members Of No. % have
carried out the plans Of this conven-
ton. large number OF applicants tor
membership have been received.
Already plans are being made to SEND
a large delegation to the 1914 conven.
ton at Parkersburs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

All tho business houses in the city
are overriding themselves Ia the way
~ decoration. Pennants and hars are
suspended from every portal and win
dow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Deputy ShSric Henry Frohme re-
ceived new lease of life. and when
the younger Elks began doing the
snake dance he just had 20 get in and
have some fun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

We will have to hand II TO them for
being the opcn-hearted bunch Of the
time Why. only yesterday they threw
pennies and nickeis over the streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Beautiful souvenir badges are being
worn by visiting members. as well as
the local Elks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Entering Wheeling from Elm Grove.
one. gets the first impression 81 some
thinc doing In the city when passing
the home Of George Bayha on McCol
loch street II certainly l. ~all dolled
up"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

4 battle royal at the ball park to-
| day will be pulled of between Clarks-
burg and Wheeling lodge members.
This will be a big day for the visitors.
who will turn out en- masse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-25

Judge Cullen overruled the motion.
without prejudice to its merits. and
RECOMMENDED that decision be re-
served until the testimony was all In.
This mendation-termed q pro
lorna optnion-was adopted by the
court By Q vote OF - to z. The mega
tive votes were all cast by Democratic
SenatorI
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-05
N | H | IL

The way automobiles are bringing
parties through our district looking
over land, it looks as though some
land Is being sold to actual settlers.
The auction sale at Coleman's last
week was a success. Col. G. II. KEEL
ley of HObson, pulled off the stunt.
G. II. Marshall is having u we'll
dug Oh his ranch near town.
W. q. Schultz was Gap visitor
for several days this week.
Il. +. Edwards and son. Leslie, re-
turned Monday from the Belt noun
tains where they enjoyed weeks
hunting.
Miss Mae Coleman was Il Nihill
caller Monday.
W. 7. Nortllind of Oxford had a
car Of lumber shipped III last week.
Mr.. Nordlind is doing considerable
building on his ranch north of town.
X. p. Chapman and w. +. Coleman
were Harlowton visitors Saturday.
The Great Northern Railway Co.
have issued bulletin, explaining
reasons for the car shortage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Coleman and
little son, Clair, expect to leave Sat
urday for All extended visit with
friends in South Dakota and Mime
sofa.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-05
GARNEILL

Miss Katie She'll came home from
school at Billings to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
David White from Winnett,
Mont, spent last week with his rel..-
tives, Robert Shells family.
VIM. Mcdonald received a carload
of young stock OH Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. j.: Dawes returned home
on Tuesday from Idaho where she
has spent tile past two months with
her daughter. 49,. -. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Haegan were
LewistOwn visitors two days last
week., ~..; s..-;~s't + t:..s..:-r-
!. Z. i, -, ~-a ''r.- 4
\ Frank Dawes made a, trip to IIar-
lowton last Wednesday,.
MISSES AGNES; and Marjorie Hart
came down on Wednesday from
Moore to spend Thanksgiving ut the
parental home.
The Sperry brothers, Will Cooper,
and Tom Gregory came down OH Tues
day to attend the Garneill dance.
Miss Violet McHugh from Lewis
town came down to attend the Thanks
giving dance.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dawes, Mrs. Hugh
Dawes and Miss Lillian Glazier left
on the 22nd for kirkville Missouri,
to visit ut the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
MullinbrOOk. Mrs. Mullinbrook be-
ing u daughter of Mrs. Dawes, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Jennings en-
tertained ut their ranch miles north
east of town, DR.. and Mrs. Betten,
Mr.. and, Mrs. Ira Starks, Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Fredric belong, Ira, Frank
and Hugh Dawes, Frank Scally, A.
M. Glazler, Clara and Eunice ella
! zier. Albert, Harold and Harlie Gla-
-Zier. :: Il T.: Il ~
1t rumored that wedding bells will
be ringing this week at Garneill.
Willard, Willis and Gladys Jen-
nings, Albert. Harold and Eunice
Glazief attended the dance at Straw
on the 25th..
= Hi Ell Clatk's father is making him
visit: ::fis
Hagen. Bros. are hauling barley to
the Buffalo elevator.
Fred Payne is cooking for Joe 81 ga
foose during the threshing.
In the Sunday school contest. the
White side was victorious with Mrs.
Libbie as captain. The Blues are
planning to entertain soon.