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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
SWAT THE LIE
IN ADVERTISING"
THIS SLOGAN ADOPTED BY Busr-
NESS MEN AT MEETING LAST
NIGHT.
Interesting Talks Delivered By Those
Pressnt-Committse Appointed 20
Mako Plans for Campaign

boosting the buy in WheelinF" move
msnt. joint meeting of the Business
Mems association and the wheeling
BOARD 90 Trade was held in the Board
Of Trade assembly rooms ln the Market
Auditorium last evening swat the De
iu advertising was the slogan adopted.
aud with great enthusiasm "a movement
retail advertising
~ Paul Nemsyer local advertising
man delivered lengthy address at
tsckinE the fraudulent advertiser and
calling or TIE business men ~ Wheel
Jog o. Join togciher in cradicatinE thal
siao took up the matter or mail order
houses taking from local uruuurcrH tur
ifnde ~ local coneumers Mail order
houses take 5000 uu uf this city an-
nualIr. nn declared
TolioWInr Mr. Nemcyer. several other
htui ifmcn gerc calen snd each deht =
hoostiur home products and home mar
ket Az eere of the opinion that get
together dinners and Meeting would
ions iu trade. and ali were cquaiiv cone
hdeut that frauduicn advertisers
Wr a. b jackson. 81 the warwick
uluH conn any. spoke briefly ON the
subject ~ the competition which mail
tritu cd the iast of Interest in local
rrodurta to tho fact that rroduccrs took
ior Fnantsd that people eere ncuunintet
were
noost nome products
30 leo NHI'Iam aurHnfnfIrn fHr
fHn"urIH.. .uHfrHfrI - fn. HrI..fffaa
mon Uf MHreIIur flrH'luu fnT consumer
NIli HHI would IH su excellent melfrH
n hupafInF home products lle stated
ihnf when She producer supported the
rnn1I Infr. fnru fnr consumer would
nore readily. bend bic support to o.
rrul .Nr. MHII nrnUr IuHIuraa uoufH
'hrn DO rI.rn Ifa death blow. Hr said
MI Ii q HnuHH OF fHn If aHrHH
I.Ir GOO" end MHnufHTfurIur company.
HfI IFreI fIHf orc uf fna. lnndifIura. chad
defrluerfHI fH WHrelfnr.a huaInraa IT.
DE Ifrf tnnf ernli IH etfcniaI iuu free.
IhrI dinner wNIrn hN attended In
laFf %. rruDnI Ier.uflI Hnu boosted fhs
So i r. rIanE nT fHn N.fnaf
fIFrIIi. Hnd WHnhInf .nnnaur na.H
iHtf while five per rrut of ths pfnItrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13

OF his plant was consumed here. he had
been given excellent support by the
people OF Wheeling. The Mutual Elec-
trio and Machine company furnishes n
product that Is universal In Its distri-
button.
Appoint COMMITTEES.
Mr. David Grouse spoke briefly and
suggested the appointing OF a committees
TO formulate plans for the boosting OF
the Buy in Wheeling movement He
suggested that the support OF Wheeling
newspaper be secured In Ousting the
fraudulent advertiser
Mr. W. J. Lukens. jeweier. approved
the committee system of lighting I'M
fair advertising. He said. "let Us give
and We can meet them and beat them"
Mr. q. W. Greig. clothier. made
bitter attack against unreliable adver-
Using and stated that he had been nght-
INK "a for many years. he was a strong
booster Of the get together" spirit. and
said Let ~ produce goods that cant
Cards bearing pledge 20 support
home industries were passed around and
accepted by the greater part IN those
present. These cards bore this word
ing l.. To protect our customers in
terests first 2. To speak and advertise
nothing but truth about our KOods and
services. ?. To do all We can 20 pre-
vent misleading. false and dehasing adj
vertising IN the Wheeling district
committeo was appointed 20 meet
laying preliminary plans FOR the cam
uaign waEed against unfair advertising
The committee consisted uf Mcaara Paul
Nemeycr. }. a. Ecvunrd. David Krouae
y ~ Hramneu. Leo laFlamrn. o. w
Greig and ~. l.. Sands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13
LOCAL PEOPLE HAVE CHANCE
TO SECURE MANY FUTURE
GAMES HERE.
All Depends on Success Of Game To.
morrow-6ig Guarantee Neees-
sary to Secure W. q j.

Whether Wheeling il to secure a
place on the football map OF the Uni.
ted States. depends entirely upon the
interest displayed by local people in
the big game between Wesleyan Col.
lege and Washington a Jefferson col.
iese teams here tomorrow. The game
has been secured for this city. and al
great expense. Manager Harry STAINS
bury. OF the Wesleyan team. Il bring
ing the world-beating Wash.-Jeff. team
10 this city. that local people may have
an opportunity to look them over anu
tee them In action.
The financing OF such a game IL no
smaii thing. In addition to the ordi
nary expense. which is exorbitsnt. Mr..
stansoury was compelled to make a
Dig financial offer to Manager Muir
phy OF the W. a j. team before he
would consent to bring mis- team here
mat oner is far beyond even the
greatest expectations of local people.
" Is Tar In the four figures in dollars.
and regardless OF the conditions
whether there Is crowd or not. Man.
sger Stansbury will have to pay the
Weshingtonians the guarantee
wheeling has been given an oppor
tunity TO have first class college foot
rall played here. and IL the sports
manship displays itself tomorrow as
both college football managers expect
Football VIII be assured forever i'm
the Stogie city. but II they fail this
year the game is done forever. In
terest In the game this year is prob.
ably greater than IL has ever been he
lore. and especially is this true. when
II Is considered that many peryons
mere are connected in some manner
With either one or the other of the
teams that will clash ON the Island
ball park.
a. Local Boys In Game.
. On the Wash.-Jen. team will In
found Russell Goodwin. assured a posi-
ton on Walter Camps All-Amertcan
Bubble. all local boys. Each securea hqs
nrst FOOTBALL training while attending
me local high school and each display
playing ON the high school team. They
Will De seen here. In uniform food win
period. ''e4
In addition to the local boys viii be
leunu s1ch players as Spiegel. Cruik-
shank. Patterson. Bowl Young and
hounkins. considered among the best IN,
the game. After the work displayed nv
each. and in fact the entire team ~ n,
the games against Yale. Harvard and
t LitL interest In this city has been
minded considerably. Because OF this
~ oeheNed that every one OF the OOo
seats az the island ball park will b.,
afternoon.
u Is Thought that a. this game proves
a success that Others will be seen here
next year. including some OF thc otber
coleses- The future depends entirely
upon the success OF this venture Man
aver Stansbury has entered into a big
Undertaking. but feels satisfied that ia.
wheeling people will be loyal. In addI-
uoh 70 the guarantee and travelling eN-
pehees AZ was necessary to move many
seats here In addition To much other
work which was expensive.
AZ tne game u "A success. IL Is under
stood that West Virginia University
VIII schedrle one OF It's games here
-nfNt year. but has declined heretofore
played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-13

Friday. Yankees vs.. Indians. 1880 y.
A.; Crooks We. braves. $3.50 q. m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

habfa servido. FL americana Ie
contest5 que no le pagaba nj u
centayo Y corri6 en- Ousca de VI
rifle. V ST nuestro cOmpatriota no
Sc hu5iera escapado como 10 hizo,
"a hubiera pasado muy NAL, y e.
page que probablemente habri
recibido hubiera sido una bala e.
ell euerp0.
Is bueno cue n~uestros compa-
triotas yayan conociendo q esos
irascibles huerit08 que pagan con
1a'a3. Y procIren no s5rvirles p
ra que Sc eviUen compromises, te
niendo en- cuenta que ell hiIO St
revienta Siempre por 10 mas de-
gado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
Concerto.

Ell jueves de "a semana Ultima
asistrmos a Ia velada de mGsica
vocal que do en- ell salon de Ia
Union eI tenor indio, que cant6
bonitos trozos de operas i~talianas
' mereci5 los a2iaUsos de Ia con-
currencia que s&sIi6al concerto.
Profauos en- e: divine arte del
bell cgHto, nos sbstenemos de ca
hfcar la labor a~rtistica del tenor
indio, Y solo deseamOs que los re-
sultados obtenidos, tanto artist.
cos como pecuniarios, hayan sido
de 81 agrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
rebeldes derrotado'
en- Guaymas.

Ell domingo Sc registr6 IN SAN
grienty combate en- los ~cercanias
de Guaymas. siendo rechazadOs
los rebeIdes con perd!das d. con-
sideraci0n, seg1n Sc desprende
de noticias enviadas por medic
de I'm marconigrama. de- buQDe
americana california
FL cahonero federal ''Gutrre
rro" canOne6 vjgorosamente Ias
posicioneS de los rebe!des cerca
de Cruz de Piedra. Las perdidas
de los federales Sc hacen ascen
der a unos cuantoS muertos y
gran ndmero de heridos. "a ba
ITALIA continue ell Iunes con algu
mas intermitencias.
Ell almirante Howard Y el Go
bernador Am&zcua Sc cambiaron
el lunes una vista Official en- Ma
zat!an.
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Los CabegiIIas GarraDCistas Willis
las ceIeararaD una juGta para
porer de acuerIO a sus
respectivOs jefes.

.chos Sc incIin8n a Greer que sera
IN Torre6n.
Por 10 pronto han llegadO mott
ciss d. que Alvaro Oregon, Gu
vas tropas estan amenazando q
Guadalajara, mandara sus dele.
gados a la anunciada conferencia
Carranza Villa.
Las fuerzas de Pablo Gonzalez,
cue estaban en- viSperas de alta
car a San Luis Potosf, mientras
Villa estaba neceSitado de NUM-
clones, han regresado en- su mayo
ria a Norte, suspendiendo la cam
pana que habian emprendi 10.
Gonzalez Y Oregon son fell 5
Dartidarics de Carranza y lie ayu
daran mucho a arreglar sus dife
rencias con Villa, por Ell que pa
recen sentir muy pocas o ningu
mas simpatias.
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Lazo de flores.

e. domingo ultImO unierOn pa
.ra siempre sus destinos, en- esta
ciudad, el Sr. Tito MARTINEZ Ia
Srita. Maria kunze. Ell matri
monte aEgioso Sc VERTIGO a las
4 de Ia tarde en- Ia Mission de San
Juan, Y G. contrato civil fut fir
mado p5r los Contingencies y sus
testigos en- IA casa marcada con
ell ndmero sol, de Ia Gale de
Tslo, Sur.
Una vez Ccrminada Ia ceremo-
MIA civil, ia uumerosa distingui
da concurrenc;a cue asisti6 q csc
ac5o, Sc dedic5 q baiIar q los acor
das de una orquesta co!ocata con
csc o5ieto e. M de las galsrias
de la casa. Ssaaras, senOritas y
ca~aaI'aros fuero1 obseouiados con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
mexicano asaIta un
tranvia.

Ell conductor de uno de los tran
Was que recorren el circuito c.
Tobin Hill, 4. D. Smith, iba mu,
quitadO de la pena en- Ia part'
~posterior de 81 caro-, POGO des
pu6s de Ia media noche del vier
mes uItimo, = al lIegar a Ia ave
nida Hillcrest, tuvo que detener-
Sc para que subiera al caro- una
persona que como de costumbre
estaba apostada en- una esquina
con csc objeto. Tan 'luego con c
ell conductor do los dos campan'-
l'azos DC ordenanza para que e
CAIRO Sc pusiera en- mOVimjentr
el nuevo pasajero sac6 Una piSto,
ia apunt&ndo con ella al conduc-
tor 10 obIig6 a entregarie los fsn-
dos que traia. La escena fUe ia
raolaa' que e. aS" '"1o ~ Jaw
tempo de cohui'LcaIse . e Nio
5'rlSta' cuyoS oJ2S S~lTl"t'e Va
uJoS en- los F'eieS'
Una Vez que 81 2sa'1aHIe 'u''
en su Qooer JOS IoHIos Gel q
d7ctor. ie ordeEo polIlcameh'
qu1 h'clera IA seha. para que St
par4ra el caro- Gel que sc paJ'
tranqul'amente' a1Sai ecieho'
entire las sow0raS oe a toghe.
Acaoo de ser fooaoo u'j'
InmedlatamenIe aSf.u'S e. cor
duct0r, o!rljlenuoSe .. iloIofIs'd
en- Segulda lie eXpllco como Ie nd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

sandwichs Y refrescos por los
duenos de "a casa durante ell
tiumyo que dur6 "a agradab!e Ees
IA. Que termin6 2 Ia una de la
manana, retirandose los concu-
rrentes muy agradecidos por las
at~enciones Y fnezas de "a FAM
liza MARTINEZ, Y hacienda votes
Dor Ia felicidsd de los j0venes es,
pesos, V a cuyos vo-os unimos
los nuestros muy sinceros, desean-
do una etern- Una de miel a la
gmpatica pareja Kunze.- Marti-
naZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
TERAiS:RB0 las.
Ticac de ID Ddlina Ia.

FiCaC de To- pdGlnG la.
81 10 log~amoa organizsr di
Tho gohlzrno, tales ar. Cos Cae
an pr ST. base yakF aci60 ne
xicana yolver5 a-ssria misma de
tntes: ~ircierta para ell future y
erizada de dincuitades en- ell pre-
ente.
Como dicen vuestras exce]eu-
cias, en- ssto radica ell PATRIOTS.
no de las facciOues rivales en-
,l6xico, que deben ahOra salvar
i pals.
''No5otros hemos encamiuado a
csc punto todos nueStros esfuer
zos, que estamos listOs a CONT
,uar hasta ell fin, para Que los
,rregIos de paz puedan ser lLeva-
los a cabo por medic de la orga,
izaci6n de IN Gobierno Provisio-
nal, con Ia aprobaci6n y acuerdo
de los Delegates constitucionaIis-
CaS-
"Nosotros deberiamos confiar
ESQ al patriotismo de parte de los
.onstitucionaiistaS, pero no esta.
mos en- csc case, porque no desea-
NOS aligerarnOs del peso de tan
grave responsabilidad.
''Hemos h4cho esta exposition
lie nuestro modo de yer Ia presen-
tie s~ituaci6n y deseamos poner an
tes ante la autoridad de vuestras
excelencias, nuestro modo de pen
sar, para que 81 a Ustedes les es
possible, former III comit6 que Sc
entienda con los agentes respon-
sables del partido constitutional
lista, de conformidad con los pa
SOS que va hemos dado para Ia
proximaci6n (se entiende que pri-
vadamente) que vuestras exec
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
/Naciuliento.

FL dia 2 del corriente, ell Senior
Jose H. Saavedra, de Lorena, Te-
Xas, fu6 obsequiado Dor So espo
sa, la Sonora Juana B. de Saave-
dra, con una robusta y graciosa
nina que llevara ell nombre de
Visitacion.
Larga y feliz vida deseamos a
la recien nacida, que ha venido a
llenar de algeria ell hogan de Sus
progenitores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

lencias persiguen y que desean
yer realizada.
Emilio Rabasa, Agustin Ro-
driguez, Luis Elguero."
Tienen ahora Ia palabra los Sc
nores Observation-Disclosures.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

A mediados de la semana pa
sada Sc .dijo en- El Paso, Texas,
que los principles cabecilIas, CO
no repressntantts de los dos je-
les, ceIebrarian una junta en- Sat
tillo 0 Torre0n, paraprocurar por
-otos los medios posibIes que es-
tos acahen por entenderse Y para
Tue cesen las difcUltades que
muy a meuudo surgen deOidu g
9sa ia ia de entendImiento entire
tarranza Y VII.
Muy pront0 Sc espera que He
guen a Torre6n representatives
lie las Zonas mIitareS del Este,
leG Centric Y del Oeste para dis
.utir ampllamtn te Ia delirada 81
cuaci6n que ha Creado csc disgas
to. Y que amenaza hechar a. sue
10 81 bien c~Onstruido cimiento de
a causa oonstitucionaliSta.
Esta noticia Ia hicieron pGblica
en- FL Paso, Texas, asgUncS viaJe-
os que Ilegaron de Monterrey y
S4ltillC.
Otra difcultad entire Villa y Pa
bio Gonzalez.
La conferencia aludida fuemo,
.ivada por I'm cambio de mensa-
les entire Villa Y Gonzalez, este
utimo adicto a Carranza CONAN,
e de Ia division del Etc. Villa
Idi6 Gonzalez el carbon necesa'
rio para usarlo en- la cmct oras
c los trenes que d, bian ccr duciI
us troDas d Aqua ca0ientes, y
-te lie contest6 que no te faciIita,
ia 81 carbon cue ceoia nj Ie avn,
ria en- D;Igun ser I d. 'ertr>s
20 aiu~tara ,y5 ii r,nr'a~ c'r
'arrar.a. D, aqui esuitaron l.
aues De Ia ur6Xima conference
,,1 +,J-,-ig M 60 90 he cucrGO :
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Villa esta bloqueadO.

Aunque la via ferrocarrilera en-.
ire chihuahua y Torre6n quedo
reparada desde a principles del
corriente mes y g Villa no le seIa
dificil surtirse de combustiblr,
tropieza siempre con la seria di
fcuItad de la faIta de municiO-
mes, que ah "a no puede cOnse-
gIir por csc ado d. DIDO al en-
barge de .retado ror los Estado-
Unrdos, pupsto Ell TODD vig"r pr
las patruIIas de sold 4dos america
nos Qle constantementt est&n VI
gi ando Ia frontera. De esta MA
nera Green los partiiarIos perso
males de Carranza, que obi'garan
O. villa q slspender 81 mar b.,
triInfal a Sur, hasta que Sc Re-
signe a obedecer ciegamente 10,
Grdenes del primer j, fe.
%Que hara Via ante esa anne
naza?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09
rsoIETas P0STALES MEXlCANAS

Las persozas amantes de comprar tarjetas postaIes ~verdadera
meme aristicas. dirfjanse siempre a la liberia de IGNACIO Z.
LOZAN0. Que as "a meior casa entire las de su ramo. Yea listed
L. Es.a de as u0sLales en- veHta:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

Postales a~rtisticas, de beliezas
parejas amorosas, en- bromuro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

Taracas postaIes, on color ne 50 tarjetas--------- 20
, So - Afavico p syz 100 tarietas " 400
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

Postales con los timbres de Co
.reo de IA Rep1blica MeXicana,
---rt- A~rTAas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

Postales a~rtisticas de belleZas,
brillo mate, tipos espanoles, ill.,
mina1as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-09

POstaies artisticas, de bellezas
Y parejas am0-Csas. en- bromurO
negro:
Una docena O.6O
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

The sum of $293, O37.23 VIII be distrib-
uted among the towns of the state next
week to be used for the support of public
schools. The money includes the state
school tax of eight per cent, the income
on the permanent school fund and a spe-
cial appropriation. The total available
this year is about So, 900 more than last
st. Johnsbury receives the largest amount,
sd ,3o9.91, having expended 80 per cent
Of its grand list in school work, while the
city OF Burlington gets as its share only
SSi1.36. The total amount to be divided
among the towns in Wndham county Is
ST. ,399.T1, considerably less than what
st Johnsbury alone gets.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

The plea of the British commander in
the Belgian field of operations for a sup
ply of interpreters calls attention to the
serious difficulty that any allied force
must have in co-ordinating its operations.
Not only are the languages different,
causing misunderstanding among subordi-
mates, but the whole. system of control OF
operations differs among the three ma
tions. Both field guns and rifles are OF
different calibres, comphcating the ammu
milton supplies. Each detached unit can
use only its own cartridges; if its supply
gives out in the fighting, as frequently oc
ours, it cannot have recourse to borrow
ing from its neighbors. For these reason,
an allied force can never be handled a.
promptly as an army of common Language
and military methods.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

mately $450,oo0. Not only sales. but
profits have been reduced 20 per cent
The same proportion will apply to practi-
caIly all of the leading Southern markets
This shortage in money receipts for cot
ton is affecting almost every line OF bust
ness, though falling particularly heavily
upon merchants and farmers. The former
have bills which must be paid in VERY
short time and they are calling upon the
farmers to enable them to do. so 1t i,
hardly possible, however, for the latter to
take full care of their obligations and the
merchants doubtless Will have some diff
Guilty in liquidating maturing obligations,
The South joined the Missouri valley folk,
in the movement to give the farmer cheap
manufactured goods, and they have got
them. but they have also pulled down the
house on themselves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30
WAR NEWS UP TO THIS MORNING

The Russian Embassy in Toxic an
nounced this morning that Turkey had
begun war on Russia. A Turkish cruiser
yesterday bombarded Theodosia, in the
Crimea, inhicting considerable damage
The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh appeared
off Novorossysk, in the Caucasus, and de
manded the surrender of the city, but dc
parted without firing.
The French War Office announced the
capture of German trenches in the region
between the Aisne and the Argonne, and
the repulse OF all German attacks A
Bordeaux dispatch received in Washing
ton told of the dislodging OF some Ger
man outpo~ts along the frontier between
Noselle and the Nosges.
The German General Headquarters gave
out a statement to the effect that the
Germans were slowly gaining ground
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

Chairman Howard Elliot of the New
Haven system is now able to point with
pride to his attainment in that the new
board of directors with which he will
work will include none of those who had
participated in the purchase of the prop
erty about which there has been com
plant and criticism He might have
added that the directors fees will be less
with reduced board and that it won't
cost SO much for luncheons after direc-
tors meetings These are small matters,
but it seems to be case where the
nicllles must be saved to make the
muckles.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

south of Newport and making good prog
ress west OF Lille 1t also reported the
repulse OF French attacks southwest of
Nerdn and the occupation of the main
French position
Perograd advices say that the main
German armies in Poland have been wide
~ separated and are in full retreat. On
the East Prussian frontier both sides claim
success.
The German cruiser Emhden. flying the
japanese flag, entered the Harbor OF
Penang IN the Straits Settlements. and
sank the Russian cruiser Jcmtchug and a
French destroyer
The agent of the American Committee
for Belgian Relief sends word to Londor
that he fears the hungry Belgians, in des
peration, may attack the authorities II
some of the towns. which would he fol
lowed, he SAYS. by great loss of life
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

President Z. c. Smith of the Central
Vermont railway says he cannot build the
Burlington union station until his road can
borrow money for that purpose. After
having been hit quarter of a million
during the past year 10y bad business and
low rates. there would seem to he consld-
cradle point to fhe situation-Rutland
Herald.
This is probably the reason why the
Central Vermont has thus far disregarded
the order of the state public service com.
mission in regard to Brattleboro's new
union station.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30
Orrine for Drink Habit
TRY TT AT OUR EXPENSE

We are in earnest when we ask you to
give ORRlNE trial. You have nothing
to risk and everything to gain, for your
money will be returned, if after trial,
You fail to get results from ORRINE.
This offer gives the wives and mothers
of those who drink to excess an oppor-
tunity 20 try the ORRINE treatment.
It is a very simple treatment, can be
given in the home without publicity or
loss of time from business, and at a
mall price.
oRRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. /, secret treatment, powder; Or
RINE No. Pin pill form, for those who
desire TO take voluntary treatment. Costs
only, 800 box. Come in and talk over
the matter with US. Ask for booklet.
BROOKS HOUSE PHARMACY
100 Main Street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30

The people who are familiar with the
cotton business now feel that we are to
have a year or two of very low prices for
cotton and cotton goods. In spite of eff
forts to give artificial aid to the price by
the government it is felt that the price
will stay low. 1T is now from 81 to ga
cents a pound in the South At Memphis
a year ago sales were 25,000, at an aver
age price of $40 per bale, a total OF
81. S75. 900 The 1890 bales sold the
S33 per bale bring total of approx
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-30
An Unjust Attack.
RAIontpelicr Areus.l

The Burlington Clipper an ally of
the erstwhile Republican newspaper
published mornings in the Queen city,
makes an attack upon Candidate {: v.
Gates accusing him, i'll effect, of using
his office as state highway commission
cr to build up a political machine of
his own. The attack Is not only I'M
called for. because everyone who knows
Mr. Gates knows that it is untrue, but
will have. no effect detrimental to him
whatever. In fact it will make him
stronger with the voters who do not
relish attacks, which are without foun-
dation, on an able official.