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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

England. II was conducted fairly. and
II was found that the ratio of cost OF
production in the United States and
Great Britain was practically the same
with one exception. the cost OF labor.
In England II was found to be 500
as against sissy in America. That
is why the English pottery can under
sell the American pottery. with re-
duced Democratic duty Of IS per cent.
ad valorem. That is why the Wheel.
ing industry has been compelled 10
run at reduced capacity. and why Il
has been put TO its wits end TO main.
tain the American standard OF wages
in competition with foreign producers
who have an advantage Of nearly So
cents In lower labor cost The indus
try has been injured and the cost OF
living IL higher. with a reduced pur.
chasing capacity on the part OF The
workingman through htful seasons Of
work, and for some no work At az.
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ONCE MORE.

Major Nicely has been arrogating TO
himself all OF the virtues in the cal.
endar OF profession and conduct. yet
he has signally failed in performance
OF any OF them. so that you could no
lice it. Distinctively he has failed in
his duty to appoint a postmaster for
Wheeling. an Office that has been va
cant for nearly four months. He has
been accused OF Withholding the an
nouncement Of his selection until az.
ter the election. in the fear that nam
Ing the man he has chosen now would
injure his chances Of election. He
has been forced TO accept this man on
account OF service performed by the
81. J. o. Ring" OF this city in bringing
about the nomination OF Major Nelly.
The most pernicious Influences are
connected with this appointment.
traceable to the Fairmont Coal Com
psny and the Watson dictation. whose
representative in Congress Major
Neely IL.
The lntelligencer said over two
months ago that Congressman Neely
would not name the Wheeling post.
master until after the election. In his
Auditorium speech in this city Mr..
Nicely declared that he would not
name him until December ]. That's
all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
AN IMPRESSIVE APPEAL

Elsewhere In this issue OF The In.
telligencer appears the plain state.
ment Of the heads Of large number
OF the great Industrial establishments
Of this city and the Wheeling district.
outlining the causes that have con.
Spired 10 bring about the present die.
location in Industry. the consequent
shutting down Of some mills and fac.
tories. and the Intermittent work Of
clhcrs. They charge these deporabie
conditions up 20 the Underwood. Sim.
mons tariff BIN and appeal 70 the
voters to cast their ballots FOR the
Republican nominees for COngroes gs
rebuke 10 the un-American policy Of
The Democratic party that foisted the
present depression on the country
Thee men are not seeking political
honora Tor themselves. they are not
in poiitics but O. business which has
been injured by ON incompetent nsr
~ - ability and fidelity they have
pro percd the Industries within their
care and direction They represent
over t5o.0oo.000 of invested capital
which practically has been put IN their
hands for tho purpose ~ earning digi-
dends Tor The stockholders and civ
ing employment 10 labor Occupying
Tho responsible positions they do al
The stewards Of capital and employers
Of Workingmen. they are looking only
10 The safety o. the one and tho full
empioymont q the other o. ia their
business 10 know tho conditions of
ne markets. and the influence that
operate on Them Tor evil or GOOD it
. duty To- their conscience. There.
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SHERRARD SURE
OF BIG VICTORY
HARTMAN OF REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE SEES
SUCCESS FOR PARTY.
Bases His Opinion on Personal Obser-
Vations Made Throughout
the State.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. l.
Especial THAT the voters Of Wes;
Virginia are not satisfied with closed
mills and idle workingmen. that they
are aware of the inefficiency of the
present Democratic national admins.
tration and will guarantee a sweeping
victory to the Republicans In next
Tuesdays election is the prediction Of
Thomas ]. sherrard. Republican state
chairman. who gave out a statemen.
today on the campaign.
Chairman Sherrard believes that IN =
Republicans will have a majority in
boin branches Of the State legislature
and that the work OF carrying out the
platform OF the party viii continue
under the Republican state admins
tration.
Conditions were never better Ter
Republican success In West Virginia
than al the present time" said Char.
man Sherrard THE people OF the
State In general are realizing that the
present Democratic national admins
tration has failed 10 make good" ne
continued
In the great manufacturing dis
tricts OF our state many mills are
closed down. and others are running
only part OF the time with a reduced
force OF employees. Many working.
men are idle The cost OF the neces-
sities Of life have not been reduced In
price, but conditions are such that all
classes have less with which TO buv
The hank statements show that great
inroads have been made on savings
accounts. amounting In West Virgln,1
10 more than half a million dollars IN
the past three or four months Prac-
tically every line OF business upon
which the state IA dependent has been
injured II not entirely Inactive.
The general feeling OF unrest
among the masses Of the people clear
~ indicates that they are not in
sympathy with the policies OF the
Wilson administration The rank and
file % tho voters are anxious for the
return ~ prosperity. which 10 has
been proven can come only through
a Republican national administration
A. q result. 7 believe the voters will
elect six Republicans to represent
this state in congress
That Republican state legisia
ture will BE- elected BE- absolutely GER
tain. The people o. the state want
the pledges 81 the Republican state
platform carried out work when
has been 20 well undertaken and par
tally completed b. tho present state
administration This can be- done
only by the election ~ a Republican
legislature. and the next legislature
VIII BE- Republican in both branches.
The Republicans viii elect mem
hers Of the state senate in the First.
second. Fourth. Finh. sixth. Seventh.
Eleventh. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
districts. The Democrats will elect
their candidates In the Tenth and
Fifteenth districts. The result In the
Third. Eighth. Ninth and Twelfth dis
tricts h. doubtful. but the Republicans
have the best chance IN these dis
trlcte
The Republicans viii elect from
fifty to nfty five ~ the eighty six
members Of tho house Of delegates.
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LANDSLIDE IN OHIO.

One OF the hottest campaigns ever
fought in Ohio will close tonight with
the assurance that the Republican
State ticket will be triumphan,ly
elected by n plurality of at least lOO.-
900. and that a number OF Congress
sional districts will be redeemed. The
liquor traffic question has been inject
ed into the fight by the Democrats.
who are aiming to wipe out the pres
ent benefcent laws regulating that
business. This has aroused the peo-
pie OF Ohio as they never before have
been enlisted In political contest.
There has been so much deception in
the matter on the part of the present
Democratic State administration that
thousands OF Democratic voters have
been driven TO the support OF the out
spoken and honest Republican candi-
date for Governor. The indications
are that tho liquor interests will 10
down TO defeat with their Democratic
supporters.
The administration OF Governor
Cox has been an outrageously scan
dalous one in political graft and prof
ligate extravaganza. and its unscrupu-
lous alliance with the Progressive
leaders OF Ohio. II II had not been
for the diversion of the Roosevelt
vote in 1912 Governor Cox would not
have been elected. While in office the
Democratic Governor has shamelessly
increased the tax burdens and multi.
piled the Offices until he has built up
machine of oficeholders that makes
Tammany look like thirty cents. He
has so discredited his party that the
thousands Of Democrats are organized
in revolt and will vote for Willis.
When the Ohio Democratic delega-
ton in Congress was appealed 10 TO
endorse the Cox administration they
absolutely refused to do so. some
thing unprecedented in political his
tory. Yet President Wilson has ex-
I tended his blessing to this machine
run and boss-governed administration.
Just as he has Inconsistency bestowed
his unqualified endorsement of the
Tammany ticket in New York.
The Intelligencer extends it's con-
gratulstions to the Ohio Republicans
on the magnificent fight they have
made and the great victory that is in
store for them at the polls to-mor-
row
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PARTY OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

The charges Of extravaganza MAGE
AGAINST the Republican State admins.
irations g. but a blind 10 cover up the
past deficiencies Of the Democratic
party IN West Virginia. The contrary
II true. The cost Of government IN
West Virginia to-day is cheaper than
in % states The Republican State
administration has practlced the
strictest economy and b. giving value
received for the money expended
West Virginia did not begin 10 d.
velop her great resource until The
bourbon Democratic government wei.
driven from power and rurrcoded bv
progressive and enlightened admin.
istration 81 its affairs by tho Repubii
can party. The records show DO. tbe
achievements prove 3D. Tho Demo.
cratic party to-day o. stralnine every
nerve 10 regain possession Of the l,e
ialature. and the most obtuso citizon
knows what will happen if 70 sue
cncds.
During &C. tenure of power alnrs
1897 Republican legislatures have
done nothing but what has been for
the advancement Of the peoples inter
esta. and placing on the statute books
The most beneficial laws Tho PARTY
hos reformed the tsr laws which have
cquaiized Tho tas burdens. so chat
nov The rich bear me same proper
Tomato taN as thc poor % cstsb
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SIGNIFICANT.

One OF the most significant Incl
dents OF the campaign is to be found
IN a recent issue OF the Clarksburs
Exponent. the Democratic organ OF
Harrison county. Between laudatory
notices. on the first page. of the meet
ings Of Major Nicely and Harvey Har
mer. is printed long list OF business
men who have pledged certain sums
for the relief OF the poor and destitute
and the care Of the unemployed OF
Clarksburg. Was there ever such a
contrast exemplified in prosperous Re
publican times?
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BLAMES RUSSIA
Turkey Claims Russia opened Hos.
uiities October 20 BY Firina
on Turkish Fleet.

BERLIN. nov 1.-CBy wirless 10
sayville. l.. Ian official Turkish
report forwarded from Constantine.
pie by the correspondent Of the
Frankiurter leitunr says that the
Russians opened hostnities on Octo-
Der % by firing on portion Of the
Turkish fleet after having for some
time interfered with the evolutions OF
the warships.
Describing the naval action In tho
BLACK sea, which IL said 70 BE- con-
tinuing al the time Of the announce
ment. the report says
The Turkish fleet sank the Rus
sian mine layer prut which was
carryina several hundred mines. The
torpedo boat destroyer Kubanets cap
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ltshed the once OF Tax Commissioners.
which has saved hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars to the State. IL ere
ated the Public Service Commission
and passed the workmen's Compensa-
lion act. two achievements that have
done and are continuing TO do meal
culable good. Il perfected a new &C
counting system by which thousands
OF dollars have been saved to the
treasury. II passed the BLUE Sky
Law" which has prevented the Wild
ow, the orphan and the credulous from
being swindled. II has fostered good
roads and improved road making.
In every act IL has ministered to the
people and to their betterment
No greater calamity could befau the
people of West Virginia than the cleo
ton Of Democratic legislature.
There are some things TO be done TO
perfect the progressive program OF
the Huntington platform. These
would be blocked. Not only that. but
the Democrats. IL they had the power.
would Immediately begin to destroy
the good that has already been ac-
complished. To prevent such a ca
tastrophe il will be necessary for
every Republican voter to cast his bal.
lot tomorrow. and to vote for Repub-
hcan candidates only. Any vote cast
for the candidates of another party
viii not only be thrown away. but
will be equal to half a vote for the
Democratic candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

lhey are still lighting
"aek ana Uncle sam make things square will soon imno
uOpno,e ~ - specia tax It's to boldly trek oe
O"NON0 VI WAX Sodden fields with leblood every
time a we'll have 70 nee two
cent stamp! SO
ng TO throw away the and the White Dove sy
wings we cannot calmly
@ camp when every time write check to use two
stamp We hri with horror when eeions marching
20 DC SIAM OF heroes going forth
Nhat though the grim survivors grave with urehs % 81 ~
aP. run soon Whene er write check
The dread Of home though in bsv
We dwell dreariy
While Europe neck while captsns sbont "a OF
stamp. W. = OF y, a Iso-cent
'coD5nEht I"' ussth.- AaanI
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The European war broke out In Au-
gust For the seven months ending July
sist. before the war began. our imports
from foreign countries were 1922 900 Oe0
more than they were for the same peri.
cd last year. while our exports we've
Al2s,Ooo 900 less. We bought more. sold
less and collected less under the Under.
wood tarin Law. Tire balance OF trade
IN our favor fell or sass. 0Oo. 600. or. IN
enect We reid foreign countries that
amount In gold
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tured q collier and severely damaged
coast defense ship"
Other matter furnished 20 the Pres.
from official sources says.
Russia by threats il now ATTEMPT
ing 20 incite Bulgaria to make war
on Turkey. Bulgaria IL firmly resist
ing this coercion.
The Giornale DTtaia (of Rome,
points out that Turkey. by incitinr
the Mussulmans. could deal heavy
blows 10 Russia IN Armenia and eau
sasus' 70 Great Britain On Egypt ana
lndia, and 10 France I'm North Africa
Minister 81 Foreign Affairs Cot
lleb Won Jagow. In telegram 10 the
Diesuen AnEeiger. announces reprI-
sails on British subjects I'm German
Tor the imprisonment 81 German
civilians In Ensland. In event that an.
BRUSH government does not WELD
without delay 20 the German ftducst
Tor the liberation Of tho Germans
nls ia important. as numerous Brit.
ishers are Twins in Dresden"
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fore. they are performing when they
declare that the economic faiIacies OF
the Democratic party are the sole
causes for the present predicament OF
business and industry. and that the
only relief lies in the election OF the
Republican candidates on Tuesday.
They speak with the authority of
knowledge and experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

The war in Europe 10 no American L.
sue and the Democrats viii not be per-
mitted 70 hice behind It. The dsneit &C
cover which n war tan" II proposed
was certainty and had largely beer
created before the European war broks
out The war tar" II simply one OF
the long list of mistakes ana errors and
failures OF the Democratie national ad.
mtnistration-
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The rntsinesnosr claimed MAJOR xesiy
would not name the wheeling possmas-
ter untn after election Major 'Nssiy has
now said he wouldn't name him until
December l. hut why Won't he name
him before sieetion7
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II man soismnly pledged himself TO
do certain things for you. and not only
repudiatsd his pledges. but did things to
harm you, would you trust him again9
Certainly not. Well, that's Just what
the Democratic party has done
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AmERrcA,s OPPORTUNITY.

There are altogether too many
pessimists In this country who
are kicking about the effect OF
the European war on business.
after a period of depression IL
kindled anew In the minds OF
some people the feeling that
prosperity would not return for
a long time. As n matter of fact
the wars big cost will fall on
Europe and as soon as the final
treaties OF peace are signed the
commercial and financial ascen-
dency of the United States is
b boyad % 10 OF pehgin-thsn We viii
ways and means to MI orders,
helping to rebuild Europe and
we VIII have no time TO lament
over anything.
has been a more or less dlsar-
rangemcnt of business and n
nance, but IL Is now well in hand
and will entirely stop as soon as
peace Is in sight-and that
This war has given the United
states greater opportunity TO
increase its foreign trade than
any other country has ever had
German foreign commerce Is
practically stopped and the COM
merce Of other European nations
nj war Is very severely affected
A large part OF this trade will
surely come TO us IL we are prom
erly equipped to take Il over.
The opportunity presented re-
quires a first-class merchant ma
rine which this country has not
had since the Civil war. With the
establishment OF n merchant
marine the commerce of the
United states will again. be
transported 70 all parts OF the
world In American bottoms, and
we will become the greatest A.
nancial power In the world. We
believe some new records for big
business are not far ahead for
the en- tire United States OF
America. Let us supply Americas
needs. This alone viii make business
improve greatly.
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The lumber industry. which is one Of
the largest in West virginia. is paraiy-
red and the saw-niils are closed. Ass IN.
Democrats 20 explain this.
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The American workingman vouid
rather have his bread buttsrsd By protso-
tive prosperity than smsarsd with Dem
ooratio platform molasssa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

II you neglect TO vote you violate on,
OF the most solemn obligations OF citi
zenship.
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This is one OF the most vital election.
10 the country since 1860
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Our Ohio side Republican frienda
might as we'll begin TO make prepare.
tons TO JolIify
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BE sure TO vote yourself and then see
that your Republican neighbor votes.
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It Is about all over but the counting
and the shouting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Vote at the earliest hour possible
something may turn up later In the day
TO prevent you.
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Vote for II. Walter Wood for CLERK
OF County Court.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
SasseAs~ russaAy. november y. 1914

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
A. xaxrs-Eoward suthsrland, Randolph
-. 01D6-0eorHe II white, Levin
- Otst-0eorfs bowers Berkeley.
- otsf--9- y. Avis, KanawhA-
- 0tsts-1uutsr II. MOSS. wood
IN D1st-Edward Cooper. Mercer.
FOR STATE SENATE.
rfrst Senatorial DISTRICT.
- L 1ossnhloom, Ohio County.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Capt W. +. Otto.
Jesse A Bloch Il a. Wsfss
pr. y. J. Allen
COUNTY TICKET.
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
John Howard wells
CLERK Cr CIRCUIT COURT.
JohE -. Kinghorn-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Charles o. Ephltn-
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS.
John W. Farmer.
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tered ED .d Tsss si:.' has i.'''''o .rs
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Published Daily. Except sunday. Dy the
Intelligence Publishing Company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-24
RECORD or THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can be Had in
Manchester

No Stronger Evidence Can be Had in
Manchester
Look well TO their record What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee Of
future results. Anyone with bad
back; any reader suffering from urin-
AIRY troubles, from kidney Ills should
find comforting words in the following
statement.
Mrs. Alice O'Hare, III Gage ST..
Bennington, VT, says: About five
years ago my kidneys became disor-
dered and ! suffered constantly from
pain in my back Knowing of other
people who had been cured by Donn's
Kidney Pills of similar troubles, ! got
a supply. They helped me at once and
few boxes removed the trouble. You
may continue to publish my former
endorsement Of Doan's Kidney Pills,
as | feel that all kidney sufferers
should know of this excellent kidney
remedy
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. O'Hare had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. adv.36-2
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BONNEVILLE

Z. l.. Bolster, juror from this town,
returned home Friday.
Lewis Brooks, who has been in poor
health for some time, is not as well.
Mrs. Arthur Williams has gone to
Jacksonville to live with her mother,
Mrs. Hunt, who is in very poor health.
Arrangements are being made for a
Christmas tree and exercises to be
held at the church on Christmas eve.
The four Alladin hanging lamps
which were presented to the church by
William Chisholm and Mrs. NJ. L.
Chisholm, were lighted Sunday even
ing for the first time. They gave a
fine light and were much appreciated
by all.
S. B. Taylor of Manchester Depot,
was in town Sunday. He was accom-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-24

is hrough; in the federal court be-
cause the plaintiff is resident Of New
Jersey. The administrator Of the es-
tate is Adolph Swanson.
The declaration in the papers serv-
cd on the clerk Of Peru allege that on
April 19 Of this year, about 10 o'clock
in the evening, Mr. Nelson, who was
visiting in the village Of Peru, walked
off the bridge known as the Michigan
bridge which is on the main highway
between North Londonderry and
Thorpesville.
IL is claimed that the bridge was not
sufficiently protected for the safe use
Of persons walking across the bridge
and that the night in question, Mr.
Nelson walked off the side Of the
bridge, falling some distance into the
water below, whore he was drowned.
The case is returnable on the fourth
Tuesday in February. 1915.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-24
FRESH CUT MEAT AND BONE
AS AN EGG PRODUCER

Fresh Cut Meat and Bone has been
called the Ideal Food for laying hens
because it contains in highly concen-
trated but easily assimilated form all
the materials which are contained in
the egg. If your hens are not laying
you had better send to c. S. Page,
Hyde Park. VT, for 20O-pound barrel
of this Food. 1t will cost you only
$3.75, freight prepaid, to your railroad
station. When writing him mention
this paper. adv.-36-tlf
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panied by his neice, Miss Carrie Ben
son, who has gone to Newfane to
spend Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Benson. Sheldon
Amidon, who has been plastering w
d. Towards house, returned to Man
chester with Mr.. Taylor.
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Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty di-
gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bow
els. Burdock Blood Bitters is recon-
mended for strengthening stomach,
bowels and liver and purifying the
blood adv.