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The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
VICTORY ToR CARLSON AND THE rupPEE

HE election Of George A. Carlson the Republican for
of Colorado is than simply high snd
ally deserved tribute and patriotic vndicaon
OF his advocacy Of law and order and las pledge ensu
ona this During the Colorado has
been the hroe Of revolution the critical conditions
fields leaders
the strikers The authority of the state deed When the
tional guard called into the field they by armed resist
The state executive officers except Governor AmM and
Attorney General Farrar either openly symhzed
with the The people of TINS state stood shsse at the
the anarchi leaders, The Democrats
Anmons for and chose Former senator
Thomas PaasoR for that honor They dared nst far
reluctantly renominated Attorney General Farxr vino had
friendly efforts
and order
Colorado ignored Governor
the campaign attempted the state made
President Wilson But the people not deceived by this
shifting of the The Republicans through the Of
Carlson law and order issue Mr. Carlson the
this principle made He The
abiding patriotic sentiment the bapk Of him
and him hearty support 1t victory for Nh Carlson
and the people Goorado-ROcky Mountain Herald!
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The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
1Rzles 10 KAlnE

SS1N writing his Mr. Carlson shoad not forget tAat
voted for the shopfor the right Il employer 10
for The right ef wsk
awed unintimdated by union the Bousr CAeRs
Pceng be defined and locations Of tent csfonisa nua be
from property sought - be closed that Lawson
rife ball wAe tees work The right Of
aemblage not be denied but assembly should Be permitted
challenge the executive Il the state The sale Of firearms
kinds should be end registry made the office Of
recorder with the office Of the aduant
era that be known who Of citizens armed and
of orders for people to resist the
power prohibited and the
felony We have against Nacking and another against the
These defined clearly and penalties made such
that vioatioa Of the laws vd Any union entitled to a
sa etAszwiss 1T b t.sa.ss = rsrssaseivs bedy"
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
REpuRIICANa QAM

Cc7HE chief of the Republicans il are It
they wo be expected in thu north and se nanafastur
the Houhton Mc Gaatte The sahd soun re-
solid Na tariff changes have taea med a tne
SOUTH aimed to ia Industries aud rates were
raised that end Only making freswas any sathern
industry seriously and this Affected but ate lou'
where the Deoersts Let maar but thR RrogRasves
politics still n and NEGRO don
naton But the Republicans ean where the tarik
the e the people Of the working classes who read thas
there lower pres sx lssised te ta Daoersts to
the evils So it i tk in Copeisst ~ gain
Is; in ni.ss Is; in Aassachus Z; in Michigan g. New Hap
SHIRE 2; New York. II; Ohio, g. ~ RennsyanA H. New Jen
presidents dstsiat Delaware nd Rpde
archer vA H. Democratic lssnisae too
much They Asd long called ~ tariff the mother Il ts anbd
t solely Name for the iaaes0 cost of tnoA IAy promised
bust the cher with the aimed the
They the s.d hit where stastsd hsss
cheaper snd It has ~ little feos NJ tAe big wh
have saffered most." '.-
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
m1ERESfnro nGToRllA1IoN

information interesting particular subject
inside In tie tAa* W661
thieves dues whisky dealer by the Of
Narce City telling startling things about the
whisky business Of Mroels pamphlets has fallen into
hands and we have very interesting reading Marcel
would say George Kinde of the whisky business In other
words goes the whisky very much the
way goes after the railroads the question
NJ way lays the whisky would make the
BY average anti oon look ike thirty cents
In H. place is t buster sys tha* sant possibly
more the telve cents make gasn Of why and al ths
rest Of H. elafgs b graa-
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
"ugY" TolR

fr fNag that ssA seh ssuld have bard selsbs tAe
fading ssries and As d.wnng eugeneea In ssh
and nOAseta3s change taking place, aspastrs
the trsdsas Of the end Of old epeeh
egnnng Of DoNh vN ssentuay appear tAS baRd
Celebrate Who will make fao his native asd his age and h
Ut until he gAtA Ths Tnss of Caha
avsv ore AotsestAer Pn whose e9ssoa depicts VIII
sssng the psthos and premise situation the south
Lay the jsst shsat ths jnhp ~ ss.VAsrbAis st
Fur tAs .'aes Aas Aaess.sa past
ThsS which 1aAs foa.
AnA to Ii i. old Aisasai i . Gsh<lscksa -
AID tAs es.ie Ceene 80 his ssaaies
Fss the mint is waving saiy, s.d the ssah i going
Dy ~ stihsAs the hillside i. Kens.eky is
And the ealy damp refh.e.& be up 'front.' in
hssA @ sii.as stately ruler gives liz
A.d discusses local option lima
1t useless to be Of the
For the escktal glass is going
1t Is water, everywhere = 10
We no longer hear the mellow
Whsa the Colonel Major Jedss
Meet to have little to appettes edge;
For the and the
And the punchbowi holds going
All nghteaFs
Not the nghteaps that taken nobody
And the breeze above the bluegrass solemn deah
For it bears covetang on
And each walk
For the fizz glass fzzess going
Lay the jest about the jup
For there's but kind
The water rumbles through trip
And it helps to drop o6 to pick whip
For the mint beds
All is still along the still side .
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The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
IN Lsoal.A1IvI Rz1osf OF m s1aW

HE committee of the Legislature which appointed .d
visory capacity Governor special
has recommends that
he prepared
accept the responsibility of again being the
the state functions
law and order and the withdrawal federal troops
desired by the president.
They recommend that the proclamation
mandns obey the Law refrain
diary for each every
and prosperity again be
The committee calls
tuition that male resident between ages
and As in fact member of the militia
the called by the the and
dignity of the state They also the
ouey understood that the military forces respected
to the end that awbing citizen protected rights
This quotation from their report Is important:
Continue in force orders prohibiting the sale
importation of liquor importation of fire
and by all continue power your
office to end this industrial strife Firmly
sponsibiy which is about to be placed Use
great firmly and for the best interest of the
thoroughly believe the people have decided
: make Colorado a desirable place in which live
They further call attention to the fact which has been emph
sized by the that citizen whatever
be his private the final policy adopted should
Justify opposition by force
months to lot of silly bsderdash upon
the unavoable conditions the
nct the mine There much there
be but little foundation for these accusations this
time settle these trivial If the physical conditions
bad surely they should be corrected If these conditions
dangerous public sentiment and public officials should demand i'm
which will the workmen a reasonable
degree
There is very suspicion
whole contention lies the the striking
that all the of Colorado be unOnzed this
contention they might well they will
succeed
The Post with the their contentotha and
sanitary conditions should prevail the Coal the
lest hazardous enough and companies have always
been conderate of the their when
to the violence and the destruction of life and
which dictate the shall their
draw the line
We
which advises the the the sale
liquor If this
strictly enforced future the trouble of
past will be avoided.
At it is high that officers with show
backbone the anarchists that the people this
November they the of their
dppovs conduct which under the direction Of Hayes
Doyle Hickey has long dsgraced fair Colorado
PnoHIBIIIoN Law 10 II ENF0R0kD
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
A RPuDIIcAN VICTORY

r oNsDERED as whole Tuesday ys result a Republican
tory in both state and nation victory
concerned it shows that the Republican ptv
two claiming themselves reality
picturng themselves thrown power of popular en-
have returned to the fold of the
As far Colorado Democratic and
tine party have nobody blame
eral state Offices including governorp Democrats mad,
the mistake OF their lives listening
naming clique representatives to their .
evenon last Far Democrats bu.hed
with shame when they heard ef Democratic
they emained quiet and made
ito. at the pofA Republican victory It w.s
solemn declaration by Independent aabns s
LIENS OF this state that there all things
hee times and not
listen to those foshers whose strength nearly great
they would make rbeieve-New Castle Democrat
=
HERE is TO BE of Colorado coal mines
- according to the latest dispatch Washington Well WHY
even as other people operating their properties They
coal for the supply the people consumers have
& &Shss either price or in supply The people buy
s Of the meh dss.y ~ 1n % ,t.ge Sf 9pg incl
Colorado coal them with
The scheme agated by the United Mine Workers
dying effort force the unionize ths to
allow the the Doyles and the ckev tell the how thy
operate property
has by lego. absolutely
aahosity of conaAs and take pos of ans&h
er's property the inigaoA Il the Ben Hndss cee and
I,awsop&
NJ CAN be said any whom he has fiaAsd the battle Of
IL if launched that untFied hwen the NOW
AFFR WHILE Ae had eneuiss in ths
which his earthly hoss located that out from ~
this week. Needless say reference as
Dl'' Smith Few have lived Glnvood who Vsg>
rr 10 in kindly and With spirt Of g1atr I'D
more profound than Mr.. Smith, Kind hearted s nPs-
s he oke we'll Of his flpwnese - spoke not at N. Hons
degree, ossste Of the sa unfortunate M always
charitable in deed and speech Of hia rsghboss wh es
sziticiseaeh the kind and ess spirit which sasa
IL Smith. Peace 10 his ashea = .~~f q
THERE Is EVERY inds,oa that next .,o. viii b. h....r
tourist far GaEao cone>rnsa b
tremsadoas tourist movement the ar
roads receiving Inquiries eone>a stopeser
privileges for Ceezado the resting psaa
spot for those Of the east who will make the
exposition next and should that
to take Of and take advantage Of this travel
which will be upon almost before know it.
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HE ANNOUNCEMENT is made that W. Bryan to re-
sign his cabinet position Of up the
Affairs of private life Do yos what
that ueansf simply thsrs il truth i. report thaa "
j. has rad the handwriting the vail WlsoaA n,
I.eanatse concerned nd tae - PeQqes ~ wA ~
taAie v.tl IL faal xnakaes ssnsA5 ..s
The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28
PRonB111oH Law 10 NJ EsGroRCED

intends that her prohibition law sha be enforced
~ majority Of both branches of the Legislature
pledged support Legislative for The OF
the - outlined Saloon
forces shipping law custer law giving the
attorney general authority from Office civil officer
who refuses the hw making hs
second oense felony punishable by penntary sentence
law prohibiting locker system dispensing drinks in club and
lodge proposed law also contains provision making the
facie evidence of violating
the law.
Coorados law enforcement statutes viii
be the motstr stringent of any in the United States
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
Another litiqatlon

Another long drawn out litigation
before the Supreme Court I'm which
West Virginia Is interested came up
IN the court today when Attorney
General LILLY requested the court to
advance the two cent passenger fare
case of the Norfolk and Western
Railway against that State for an
early hearing
Representative Nicely introduced a
bill today 10 authorize the War De
partment 10 loan two brass cannons
ana necessary equipment TO T. NJ.
Haskins Bsttery. L. II. X. of p. OF
=. /. Lasage. OF HUNTINGTON. tele-
gTaphed Representative Sutherland.
informing him that his brother. Ju-
Ius Lasage. a retired soldier in the
philippine. was dead. and asking 10
nave the body shipped home to hunt
lngton at government expense. Mr..
Sutherland conferred with the Adu-
tant General about II. but will not get
Definite and final reply till later.
West Nirginians la Washington to-
Gay are Republican State Committee
Chairman 7. j. Sherrad and wife of
Wsllsburs: Speaker of the House OF
Delegates Taylor George. of Philippi !,
Capt. \. 7. Taylor. OF Sutton, who Is
enIoute TO his nome from Jackson
vile, Fla. and Mrs. T. b. Camden. OF
Parkersburs. and Mrs. Eta r. Rame.
OF Gassaway. who are on their way
10 their homes from Tacoma Park.
Florida, where they have been spend
ing the winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
Give Your Blood A GOOD
Searching Bath

An astonishing record ot serious
blood poisoning Is daily brought 20
our attention. And most II not all
these conditions could be averted were
the blood primed. toned and purified
in advance by that wonderful remedy
known everywhere as $. :. s. Few
people realize how quickly the system
becomes infected with the acids and
ferments from undigested food. con-
stipation and inactive kidneys.
The symptoms OF fever. thirst. ex-
citability. dry skin followed by rash.
and many indications are often wrong
ly diagnosed as Ptomaine poisoning.
Many people who act hastily from
violent temper are simply suffering
from the effects OF poisoned blood.
produced by faulty elimination. But
by far the greatest peril Is the daily
danger from bruises, contusions. the
scratch Of rusty nail, and vocational
poisoning,
Tie neiieinai properties OF s. g. 8 a-e reia-
lively Just a. esscniiai 20 we'll balanced hrni.h
a. are the nutritive proferties Of the meats.
grains' fats and sugars OF our daily food. AID
II you viii bear this fact IN mind and got your
blood under the dominating influence o. s. s. s.
you will not only drive out those impurities
that cause rheumatism. Catarrh EexemA Pin
pies. no.ls and thin ancmic blood. but you will
Tel anew the thrill % health than can coDs
only from a purified blood stream.
10 not accept anytaing else IN place o,
8. s. s. rsy 10 attention TO the Just as Good
claims OF Hose who would sacrifice your hesI'h
90 make an extra rroat s. s. s. contains ~
minerals. no crude drugs. nothing bot the most
trusnciai materials So b. sure ard rrt s. r. s.
& avoid disappointment Get a bottle to-day
sd write f'r free advice - The swift spccilc
Co., .o2 Swift Eids.. Atlanta. Ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
VA. DEBT CASE
1contiaasa From first Pass1

the ascertainmeut OF West Nirginia's
sesit"ble proportion OF the Virginia
III. Because. while greater diligence
might be required OF individuals To as
certain the evidence governing their
rights. when In controversy. yet, in the
use OF "A state. no such requirement
can obtain. for the reason that IL a. rep
resented by officials whose tenurcs oyf
oiiice are frequently OF short duration
anu whose chief executive may not uu-
Ger Its Constitution. as in the case OF
TIE defendant succeed himself. thereby
btcaklng the chain OF knowledge OF pub
nc aiiairs. especially when AZ relates to
the records OF other states and DESTROY
ing the continuity OF information that
must be passed from one admins tration
~. Because the decree OF reference
executed IN this case did not sp~cifical-
~. II at ali. call for the discovery Of
s s assets now disclosed ana present "a
Tor the iitst time (sea decree Virginia
y. West Virginia, 20S 4. 3. 5i4D:
'. because the right OF West Virginia
20 DC crcoited with % = e OF the value
81 the assets by the purcasc OF which
thc debt was created constitutes an
equity Just as deep seated as the on
hsation TO pay 20 y - OF the debt so ere
ated. The one Is the exact measure OF
the other:
VI. because an examination Of the
said supplemental answer discIoses a
lafsc amount OF bonds. stocks and other
securities applicable u the discharge OF
the entire debt created by the Common
wealth OF Virginia prior TO January
lobl ana were designed 10 D. 80 applied
ny the Constitution OF virginia. adopted
IN 1901. and which Constitution Mas the
organic law OF Virginia at the time West
virginia adopted her Girst Cons titutfon
IA 1898. and when the Commonwealth OF
Virginia passed the At OF legislation in
May 1867. giving h"r consent To the
formation OF West Virginia as one OF
the states OF the Union. and the law OF
Nlrginia became the law OF West Nir-
sinla, and so remained the law of said
las named state, not altered or repeal
Cd by West Virginia after her admission
into the Union; aud the provisions OF
the Constitution Of Virginia making the
said stocks. bonds and other securities
available for the payment OF the said
debt governed and controlled their ap-
plication To the payment of this debt oe-
lore and at the time OF the admission of
West Virginia into the Union as one Of
the states thereof. and.
VII. Because. in addition to the
grounds already stated. the proposed
supplemental answer alleges new facts
ana presents new reasons why Interest,"
should not be charged against West VIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
RESULT OF MONTHS OF STUDY
GIVEN TO BOARD OF CON-
Troll AND CITIZENS
Matter VIII BE Presented To Council
and Copies OF Full Report viii
BE Printed For the Public

After having worked for the past
few months on the question OF nltra.
ton for Wheeling, Consulting Engin.
GERS Kommer. Johnson. Smith and
Cooke submitted their report to the
board OF control yesterday morning.
recommending the rapid sand or me
chanical filtration system. Sitting
with the board Of control were mem
bers of the Board OF Trade. Ohio Val
ley Trades 60 Labor assembly and
members OF both branches OF council,
as well as several business men. En-
gtneer johnson read the report. which
carries with IL the explanatory and
interesting phases of the well. Smith
and mechanical systems. IL Is claimed
that this system has gained prefer
ence in not only the United States.
but countries OF Europe as well. The
commission estimated the cost of the
system itself at 100000 and with the
storage reservoir. etc. $39S,000.
Mayor Kirk called the meeting to
order and on motion of George w.
LutZ. was made chairman OF the
meeting and Dave Brown secretary.
Following the reading of the report IL
was recommended to council at its
meeting tonight that the report be
placed in printed form and distribut-
ed to the people for their considera-
taken. II is very likely n special
meeting OF council will be called to
take up the matter of the report, af-
ter II has been printed and studied.
Engineer Cooke will present esti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-24
About People !
Movements OF individuals 10
and From the City.
TRl-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

MeLure-O p. Parkin. Washington.
Pa; G.. II. Murphy. Morgantown; j.
NJ. Mcintosh, Melsviue o. John
Wheeler. Jr.. Massilion. o; L. II.
Green, Steubenville. O.: &. \. LANDER
son. Joseph Callahan. COshOcton. O.
}. ID. Hobson and wife. Flushing, O.:
y ID. Marquis. Marietta. o.: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Bailey. Weston: l. L.
Friend. l.. i Hanifau. Charleston: G.
ii. jenkins, Fairmont: James +. Keen.
an. Clarksburg. J. a. Gangar. Zanes-
vile, o; Thomas Carroll and wife.
faiTview G. b. Greer Clarksburg:
nan Martin, Grafton.
Stamm-J. = Necessoy. Charleston.
p +. Fuller. Belpre. o.. W. A. Will
iams. Barton. o.. r. A. Kirsch. Park
ersburg. =. G. Litman. Hannibal. q.
u c. Jenkins. HIckhannon: II. ri
Johnson, MOrgantown: W. II. Seyffert.
HICKORY. Pa; J. II. Ramsey. Parkers-
Grand centrsl-Pearl V. smith. syl.
via A. Smith. Goldie 4. Smith. Proc.
Tor; J. NJ. Broaddus, Parkersburg: c.
J FoglH. Beallsville. o. John Barnett
cameron Grover q. Stubblefeld.
= T. petty. BarnosviIle. o.: Civde Nc Nh
Connell. GAINESVILLE. O: G. A. Basneft.
burg
5runswiek-Frsnk l.. Martin. Mari.
etta. u: ). { Reach. BCa'lsville. q.
Frank Woods. Cameron: Ella O'Ncii
New Martinsvi.ie: J. W. Cady. Bplpre.
o; August Matthews. Elm Grove: Mr..
and Mrs. Ural hey. Carleton. Pa
l.. T. Friend. Of Charleston. State
supervisor Of High schools. arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. He will
deliver an Illustrated lecture this eve.
Ming before the Triadelphia District
High school
James Ritz. VOL known young print
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sT is III at his home on the South

ssr. is I'll at his home on the South
Mr.. and Mrs. G Baird I.ashley. for.
merry OF Film Grove. now OF Columtus
%, are the proud parents OF a son
I Mrs. Lashley was formerly Miss Kat.
7 NickersOn.
Prof l. J. Hanifan. OF Charleston
Z arrived in the city yesterday affeTnoa,,
iOr shorts business visit
Mrs, Bessie q. McCourtney. OF Sis.
tUsrsNliie, Is spending a few DAYS In
wheeling. She is registered al thu
Stamm hotel
county Librarian Berry Merchant
Is lndlsposed at the Ohio Valley Cen
oISd Hospital. Mr.. Merchant is quite
vel known and has a large number
Oh friends who fear for his recovery
Harry $. Gramlich returned n
cameron. Monday. after spending
/ street VI
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Sanoe, or East Twenty ninth stresI
on sunday morning. "a nine pound
baby boy. Both mother and bav ara
| getting slong nicely.
Mrs. Charles Mott and son. Junior
iedNe today for their home in Buffalo
y. l., aitei a visit with local friends
and relatives.
r. +. Fuller. a hardware dealer OF
belpFe, o. spent yesterday in this
city on business
Roy Is. Naylor. secretary of the
Z Board OF Trade. yesterday removed
Ms FAMILY from the Virginia apart
ments 10 Woodlawn.
MT. and Mrs. ). ID. Gordon left yes
, tciday Tor Philadelphia. where he will
tdke part IN the Iable conference that
VII De held Their" this week
d 4 a
uInore and Ohio Railroad. is de
tanned at his home on the south Side
ON account OF illness.
Nullam Thomas. OF Cumberland
Nd, Is spending a few DAYS in This
city calling on friends and relatives.
I. n Norris, an employe of the
lehnsyi wanna Railroad, is of duty for
! a lew days on account of Illness.
Dewey Conner. of the south Side
IS spending several days at Streator.
llIlonis, where he is visiting his par
ents f"
Mrs; r. Gates. OF Nashville. Tenn.
is visiting some old friends in the
cIy ana a number OF affairs are
planned for her.
q. J. Dawson, OF the Island has
taken up his residence at the STRAIT
ford Hotel.
Hon. Samuel r. NuZum. OF Fair
mont, Grand Chancellor Commando
oil the West Virginia Grand Lodge OF
/ knights of Pythias. will be a visitor
IN the city today. and attend the last
I OF the Fraternal visits OF the local
lodges OF the order tonight at Wheel
ing lodge No. ia, in the Waldorf
l building
Mrs. Phil. Albus, Sr.. has returned
, 10 her home in Warwood, following a
short visit with her daughter. Miss
sue Albus in Williamsburg. Pa
Court Stenographer Louis Walters
has returned from Philippi.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Pfarr have
moved from their home on the Island
20 the Stratford Springs Hotel where
= they VIII make their home until sum
mer. when they will 20 TO their bun
Balow near the Country Club
". 4. Rempe, OF the George II
Taylor Co, has arrived home from
New York where he purchased ready
to-wear merchandise.
W. G. Handlan and family left for
Atlantic City yesterday in Mr.. Hand
lan's car
Il X. Bouter. of North Main street.
Is ~ az his home
Mr.. Louis A. Rabig OF North Main
/ street. has returned from a business
/ trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. a. Lashley. OF Elm Grove,
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ROBERT OWENS. WELL
KNOWN HOD CARRIER. DIES

Robert Givcns. colorod died 90 the
family residence. So 1909 Morrow
street Monday morning a. O'Clock.
after n brief Illness 0f pneumonia.
The deceased was bod carrier b.
trade. and was well known in this
city Ho was past 81 years Of axe. and
D. survived BY a widow. one child and
one brother
The funeral will be- held tomorrow
afternoon. Services will be- conducted
In tho Macedonian baptist church al
o'clock. and will b. boz charge Of
Nov George FoUntaine Members o.
llOd Carriers Union 80 90. of which
The deceased was "a uDmbor. will az.
tend in a body