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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Makinq COMPLAINT.

WASHINGTON. March 11.-Repre
sentative Kelly Of Pennsylvania. Pro
Fressive. submitted TO the house to
day letter from Lynn Haines. ex
ecutive secretary Of the National
Voters league. enclosing list 81 a.
representative who we're said Ia
have advised the league that they
food up IN the house December . In
favor OF roll cali on the question
n referring the Mulhall lobby In
fuiry report 20 the judiciary commit
Tee. The record shows that Speaker
clark counted q members standing
not enough 10 order the roll called
Mr.. Kelly said he believed the
speaker counted correctly. but de
clared the situation indicated that
We either cannot secure a roll cal
when desired or We cannot depend
lpOn the members 10 take the same
stand I'm public shen the spotlight of
publicity Is turned on. as they did in
The house"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
CITY RAILWAY
Two-Men Duck Pin Tournament
Brought To Close Yesterday
Ruble and Evans Win.

The City Railway two-men duck pin
tournament was brought to a close
yesterday morning. Ruple and Evans
winning the handsome trophy offered
by Manager Bauer of the Club alleys.
while Kessler and Johnson were cred
TIED with the high team score. Evans
yesterday surpassed the high indi-
vidual score by rolling 1873. The tour
nament Just closed has been a highly
successful one. all teams entered be-
ing highly enthusiastic throughout the
season.
In celebration OF the closing OF the
tournament, an elaborate banquet was
staged last night by the street car men
in their ooms at the corner OF Chap
line and Twenty-sixth streets. The
jubilee was well attended and every.
body enjoyed a rousing good time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
NoMINATEs mALBURN.

WASHINGTON. March 11.-Wii-
liam Peabody Malburn. Of Denver
Wilson today 10 BE- assistant score
tary 81 the treasury he will be- az
signed to the customs division. sue
CcedinR Assistant Secretary Hamlin
who took charge Of the financial d.
vision when John SHELTON Williams
became comptroller of the treasury
Malburn. who is a native Of Freeport
III. lawyer and u former banker
was selected by Secretary McAdoo
o. n result Of conferences he had m
the department when the currency
bill was pending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
JUSTICE SHOPS.

Media Wildly was arrested yester
DAY ~ Constable Charles .. Miller
acting on the complaint Of y. Cabin
Who has preferred the charge OF pro.
fame and abusive language against
willy. Both are Syrians The trial
viii Dc this evening AZ 100 o'clock be
tore Justice Of the Peace Leo y Dobbs
William Schrump was arrested yes.
terday on . nOn-support warrant ~.
sued by Squire DObbs az the instance
Of Margaret Schrur1p. tie will be-
given a hearing this afternoon a.
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
BILLIARDS
Joseph Mayer. National Amateur
Champion in eaIk Line Style
Wins Over Chss beddsn-

Champion In BaIk Line style
Wins Over Chas. Hedden.
NEW YORK. March 11-An excel
lent ambition OF balk line billiards
Joseph Mayer. the national amateur
champion. and Charles Hedden. OF
Dowagiac, Mich. who met In the
fourth game OF the national amateur
49, balk line tournament at the anna =
teur billiard club. Mayer. who was
defeated In the initial game Monday
night by DR.. Unenheimer OF Phila-
delphia. played up TO champions hi o
form today and won by 400 TO go.
Mayer gathered only Il points In mis-
nrst six innings while his opponent
had made 100. including runs OF 80.
70. n and Fl. In the next two turns
at the table. Mayer added 81 and 10
20 his string. gaining the lead which
ne later increased with two runs OF
SO each and another OF Il. which en-
abied him to win the match In hts
twenty-first inning
Hedden, who like Eugene L. Mil
burn. of Memphis, yesterday made
his debut in Class A championship
company. proved to be a genuine
favorable impression on those who
Witnessed the contest.
The scores were: Mayer. 400; aver
age 10 1-29. High runs, as. SO, 50.
Hedden. 2s2: average, IL 1921.
High runs 80. 81. 90.
Dr. Walter T.. Uffenheimer. OF Phila-
delphia, defeated Eugene l.. Milburn. OF
Memphis. Tenn. 40J to 23S. In to-
nights game. With the exception of the
A9th and 2lst innings. Uffenheimer led
all the way. drawing further away az
the game progressed and running out in
the 37th inning. The score:
Uffenheimer. 400; average 10 3O-37:
high runs. as, 80. 80.
Miiburn. 2ss; average. 1881; high
runs. Sc. 20. -.
Tomorrow afternoon Edward w
Gardner. OF the Arion Society. OF New
York. and Charles Hedden, OF Dowagiac
Mich. are TO meet and at night J.
Ferdinand Poggenburg. OF the Liedcr-
karnz Society and DIR. Uffenheimer, will
be the players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
JUNIORS TO PLAY.

Tomorrow evening the Cathedral
high school juniors will meet the Y.
VI. G. A. juniors of Wellsburg on the
Linsly armory floor. The game is en-
games OF the season. Early in the
season the Wellsburg aggregation de-
feated the local team by large score
In their home town and I'm the last
game between the two teams the c.
thedral lads wish 10 win the victory.
a preliminary game will also be
played during the evening between
two other teams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Trade Commission Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
senate subcommittee on interstate
commerce spent several hours today
working on its drafts OF trade com.
mission bill. Senator Newlands. the
chairman, said the subcommittee was
progressing slowly Asked II the sen
ate bill would conform TO the house
bill, the senator said his committee
had not conferred with the house
committee and would work cat the
measure Independently. This being tho
case IL Is deemed probable that the
senate bill will not be reported by
tho eull committee until after the
hauBe has passed the measure and 70
las been referred TO the senate com.
mittee Whatever bills eventually are
reported and passed by either house.
u now seems practically certain that
the final antitrust legislative program
VIII be the work OF joint conference
committees. efforts having failed 20
insure harmonious preliminary action
by senate and house committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
BOYS BREAK WINDOW.

James Otey and William Meyers. two
young boys OF the East End. were Az
rested late last night ct the corner Of
Byron aud Twelfth streets. Tor breaking
window In the First baptist church
The eNPct ceuse Is not known but u D.
thought that one OF tho boyr pushed
the other through one ~ the baEcmCnt
windows. and ns r. result Otey ~ suffer
ing with painful cash In his head.
They will be given n hearing to-day be-
fore Squire Hobbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
.SIEGEL and
PARTNER
scs.ss.asa fro. Yirss S~ss.,


refused 70 do 20 she Was led from
the court room BY United states
Marshal Henkel Three hundred de-
positors who were standing around
the corridors we're also put out.
They gathered In front Of the win
dows Of Marshal Henkers Office and
shouted threats Of violence against
siegel
Siegei testified that he and vogsi
the bank Then he admitted they
accepted deposits and made them act
a. 4 floating capital Tor the bank.
Siseei szid he Was I'm the banking
business In CHICAGO once.
Re declared he had no money To
Day what Re owed and he declined 10
answer a question - TO whether an
entry was made on the books OF the
stores when they borrowed from tnc
hank on the ground that u might In
criminate.
Drew Some Salaries
siegel said he had life insurance
policies made in favor OF his daugh-
ter 10 the amount OF $4,000 He once
owned some paintings. which be said.
his wife took four years ago. He had
no jewelry. In regard TO his partner
ship with yogel in the private banf.
he said be and his partner had an
agreement 10 divide the profits n
the end ofeach year. lie said his
FORD store In New York was 800"
month. the Fourteenth street store
also in New York $3.50 a month aud
from the store In Chicago 1.200
month His wife. he said. spent most
Of the $4,000 a year necessary Tor
his living expenses. This amount
represented his total Income.
Enormous Discrepancies.
These indlctnenrs b. no means
end the proceedings OF the grand
Jury. II Is alleged that an investlga-
tion by the district attorneys Office
has disclosed discrepancies Of nearly
two million dollars between the
books OF the Siegel stores and bank
ing enterprises and the financial
statement used as basis OF add
,ional credits before the failure.
IL is said the total of the discrep-
ancies may even reach higher
figure.
Tine Fourteenth street store. the
Simpson Crawford company. the
cankinz firm Of Henry Siegel a Co.
the Merchants Express company Of
this city. all allied with and con-
trolled by the Slegel Stores corpora-
ton. OF which Henry Siegel is di.
recting head and president and OF
which Frank T.. Vogel Is vice presi-
dent. went into the hands of re-
ceivers on December so last. The
same day e receiver was appointed
for the department store OF Henry
Siegel e. Co. in Boston. The Siegel
store in Chicago. also controlled b.
the Siegel Stores corporation. was
not affected. No settlement has yet
been made with the depositors in the
bank. whose deposits aggregated
about $4,000 900 As has appeared in
deposits in the bank were freely
drawn upon ~ the various stores
when funds were needed in their
business operations. The stores have
been kept In operation by the re-
ceivers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
POMONA GRANGE
Entertained " Members OF west Alex
andor Grange ruesday-Inter-
eating Time.

The members or the West Alexander
Grunge entertained tho Pomona Grange
a. their hail % West Alexander Tuesday
About thirty members from over the
county were given derrce work at this
meeting
The morning session opened al 10
Lcluck and wee principally taken up by
q. Y. Dorset state lecturer. and also an
important factor In comforting the ftfth
frErro. In The afternoon. = o. stewart
In"itr of Green county. gave an inter.
raflnr talk on che subject Does Farm
iuE Pay The ladies 81 the order took
an active part in the meeting and sert "a
lunch Hf noon hour = special orchee.
tra furnished the music for tho occasion.
Vocal solos were rendered hv Ms
Rice Ulnurv. while Miee Florence Tfhue
gave several fine selections on the piano
The next meeting will b. held OF Euf-
fal'. Green county. juno 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
ATHLETICS DEFEAT
JACKSONVILLE TEAM

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March IL
The Philadelphia Athletics. worlds
champions, defeated the Jacksonville
South Atlantic league team here to-
day & to 2 ScOre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
BOXING SHOW NORMAL VS.. HIGH
fairmont Schools Basket BAH Teams
Clash IN Fast and Exciting
Game-Much Rivalry

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigoncer.
fAlRMONT. w. Va. March 1.-The
fairmont State Normal basket ball team
tonight defeated their oldest aud most
hated rivals. the Fairmont High school.
by the close score OF 20 TO %. The
game was clean throughout and was
well handled by Referee Clark. OF Salem
college. who was brought here to Off
ciate. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

knight 2 Normal: Colebank. o. Davis.
/; Ice. 2: Kennedy. ..
Goals from Fouls-High school: Reed.
out OF 16; Knight, ] out OF 3 Nor
NAL: Arnet. IL out OF p: Kennedy. ! out
OF 4 Two points awarded Fairmont
High on fouls and one point awarded
Normal on fouls by Referee.
Referee-Clark. Salem College.
Scorer-McKinley.
Timer-Weber.
Time OF Halves-2o mfnuta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
woalp's RECORD ON
CiHCuLAH TRACK f:3S as.

JuAREZ. Mexico. March ii.
-cnristophine. = three-year-
old hlly owned by the western
turfman. .. WELLER. broke the
worlds mile record on a circu-
lar track at the Juarez course
THIS afternoon. going the dis
lance In 1886 IS.
Christophine was aided In
the stretch by a strong wind.
The race during the irst part
was slow. the record time be-
Ing made In the latter part.
The ally stepped the first
quarter In o. 70 -. the half in
v:f5 20: aud the three-quart-
crs In I'LL IS. She was trained
by y. Lewis and was riden by
Jockey A. Motts, carrying Iez
pounds. She Is out Of Emma
Tram Miller.
he record was broken In
The Toluca handicap, In which
seven other horses were en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
FILIPIN0S
Pittsburgh Federal League Team Roster
- Complets-Anrouncem
Aadc YesterdAy.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 1.-THE
announcement WIS msde yesterday by
business Manager William McCullough.
of the Pittsburgh Federal League team
OF the complete roster or the team Tor
this season. The F1lipinos or Bulldogs.
AZ the some called. will have number
Of biz league stars. All OF the players
will go TO the training camp Of the local
club at Lynchburg. Va. tonight The
following IL the complete list;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

chsi ha. boon discovered on on island
IN Narasati tarhar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

Claude Berry. last year with Portland
one. champions OF the Coast league. &
=. Alulmcycr. last year In Texas league
John .. Kerr. of BALTIMORE Information
ais drafted by New York Americans
Edward Roberts. last year with the st
I.nuis Americans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Pitchers.

Elmer Keygcr. last year with the local
team. Tom Ron.rts. last year with Cal
weston: Willie Adams, part OF last sea-
son with -. Louis Americans; George
lsecklair. with MoHtreat Last year How
ara ,amnitz. pittsburgh ana Phtladel-
phia Nationals. e. a.. iiarger, last year
with Newark international league:
HAIRY II Hcdgpeta. Virginia state lea
Rec last year and matted by the WASH
ineton Americans: Edward Henderson.
with Lowell last year and practically
won the remnant tor his team. drafted
b. Boston Americans. Henry Law OF
Lowell. Walter Dickson, iaSt year with
Hogton Nationals. Fred Handing. last
Near With the Cleveland Americans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
IMMIGRATION BILL
(contiausd from rirs. Pag.)
Debate on Canal Tolls

to believe the literacy provision
would be eliminated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

Hugh Bradley. first baseman. last
year with Jersey city: ~ Rheams. Of
Indianapolis. Jack Lewis. last year =
secoud Lasru1eU OF the local team; Alan
MorEau. laft year with Montreal and
with he Waite Sox IN 1919; E0die Hop
per. last ytar In the Tri-State league
Eddie Leuuox. Montreal last year and
formerly with Erooklyu Nationals. Chas,
T. Mcdonald. third bascman with the
Boston ~ tio.nls rI-f OF last season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

'HrOWnI0" EgsI..T. IUTmcTIY with The
washington Americans and last year
win kau.uS Clty; Bavy Jones'. last year
vita pctroit and Toledo. Ralph Mats.
star cutnciGcr 81 the Virginia state lea
que. drafted by the ~. Louis Ameri-
caus. T. ~. SAVAGE. last year iu New
York state league. Rebel" Cakes OF the
81 Lows Ealiouals. BnI Holden. OF New
York Amer icaus. Mike Msnnosky. last
yesr with abe Pittsburgh Federal league
team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12

Tontghts Games
Glen Lawn vs.. Great Northern
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- To-nishts Games.
Club VS.. Musee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-12-23
AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP.
PLIES FOR TIE YEAR 1915.


OF January, 1913. engage in. prosecute
or carry on any business or profcs-
sion hereafter named. within the cor
poratc limits OF the City OF Laurcns,
without having first paid Il special
liccnSo tax therefor The amount OF
said special license tax shall be the
amount placed opposite each occupa-
ton, business or profession herein be-
low named. respectively, and the
amount shall be the cost OF said spe-
cial tax per anmum, unless otherwise
specified, TO Wit:
Architects whose gross annual
income is 100000 or less. per
aunum. IS 1000
Whose gross annual income is
moro than 100000 for each
additional 100000 or less, per
anuum 90
AuctiOncers whose gross annual
income Is 100000 or less, pcl'
aunum 10 100
Whose cross annual income is
moro than 100000, on each adj
ditiOnal SiU9U.OO or loss, Der
annum 5.Ol
Whose gross daily income is
$500 or lcss, por day 800
" nose gross u4lIN income is
more than $500, for each ad-
di,ional &1.0O OF loss per day 80
Automobile Repair SHOPS whose
gross annual income is $1,000
or less per annum >. 1000
Whose gross annual income is
more than $1,000, ON each addi-
tional $1,000 or less, per annum 800
Whose gross daily income is
$40 or less, per day $50
Whose gross daily income is
iiioi lIItll HlN. OH each auul-
tional $40 Or less. per day :. 1.25
Automobile Hacks, whose gross
annual income is $500 or less,
per annum :. :. :. 20.U0
whose gross annua income IS
more than $500, on each ad-
ditional $500 or less, per an
mum ;. 500
The l.icensec shall be allowed
to operate only one automo-
bile hack under each license
issued to him.
Automobile Dealers or Agents,
whose gross annual income is
Slo0O or less. per annum 1900
" hoSS SioSS ANNUAL INCOME is
more than $500, on each ad-
dltlonal SloOO or less, per an
mum 500
whose gross daily income is
Slo.oo or less, per day 200
whose gross daily income is
iiioi tnah S-o.oo per aay, on
each additional so or less, per
DAY 30
Balls and dances, where admis-
SION Is charged, per day 2.o0
butchers or Dealers in Fresh
Meats, whose gross annual in
come IS Soooo or less, per an
mum $500
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-12-23


dtional $1,000 or less, per an
U mum ... :. LOO
Provided, that electricians may
take out license by the job at
0 the following rate: Whore the
gross income is 500 or less,
per job ZOO
Where tho gross income is
n more than 500 or less, per
JOD 2.OO
Fire, Life, Health and Accident
Insurance Companies, MAIN
tanning agencies doing business
within the City of Laurcns,
whose gross annual income
: from such agencies is $1,000 or
less per annum :. :. :. :. 1000
Whose gross annual income is
more than $1,000, on each ad-
ditional $1,000 or less, per an
mum 800
Fruit Trees or other trees and
plants agents, whose gross an
nual income is $500 or less,
per annum :. ;. :. :. 800
whose gross annual income is
moro than $500, on each addi-
tional 5000 or less, per an
mum 2.50
Ice Dealers whose gross annual
U income is $500 or less, per an
mum ;. . ;. ;. ;. ;. :. ;. 800
N.,o7c s'os2 n un'.o''i ..o''i income Is
" ditonal 5000 or less, per an
=. - -. i'VV
carts, whose gross annual in
" como is $500 or less, per an
W. W., lo'oo
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moro ,hon s5o nn oach oddi,
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Continued on Page Three.)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-24
Is Opening Up
New Copper Camp

c. f. Woodward of Mountain City
arrived in the city yesterday with a
lot of ore for assay. The ore was
found on the property OF Riordan &
Alexander on Van Duzer creek, bet
ter known as the old Smith claims,
which assayed proved to be rich, very
rich, in copper besides running from
33 cents to $1.20 in gold and twenty
ounces in silver. Mr.. Woodward
says that the strike is the best that
he has ever seen and he has had
considerable experience in mining
The vein runs as wide as 100 feet III
several places, and no better ore car
be found anywhere. He is satisfied
that it will prove to be N of the
greatest strikes ever seen in this
part of the west. The local assay
office shows the ore to be of the
highest quality and the property
promises to be another Ely if the
| proper capital can be interested il
the matter. MI. Woodward, wac
owns some placer property on Cobt
creek, a tributary to Van Duzer, vii
remain in the city until tomorrow
before returning to his home.-ElkC
Independent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-24
Personal Mention

Frank Regain was an arrival from
Reno on the afternoon train.
George Kramer is over from Reno
this afternoon with an auto party.
Reno disciples OF Blackstone, are Wis
tors to this city on legal matters.
w. Nj. Gardner and Charles Mack,
itors to this city on legal matters.
Governor-e1ect Emmett d. Boyle
has returned from a brief visit to
the riverside city.
u. S. District attorney William
Woodburn, Jr., was a passenger tor
Reno this morning on legal 'ousin-
ness.
Contractor Charles Friedrich was
over from his Reno headquarters
yesterday afternoon renewing Did
friendships.
l.. A. Spellier, secretary OF the Re-
publican State committee, was among
the arrivals on the express from
Reno this morning.
Joe Smythe, the popular merchant,
was an arrival from Reno on the
afternoon local, after attending 10
business matters in the riverside city,
Erie X. White came over from
Reno yesterday to receive his check
OF $50 for finding and returning the
diamond ring lost 10Y Herman Zadig
Mr.. White returned to Reno last
evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-24
All In Readiness
for Band Dance

Everything is in readiness for the
grand Thanksgiving dance to be Civ
en- by the Carson City band at
Armory hall tomorrow night. From
indications a record-breaking crowd
will be in attendance and one of the
most enjoyable dances of the year IS
promised. The Thanksgiving dance
has always been one of the features
OF social life of Carson City and
though given under different auspices
this year, every effort is being made
to set a new standard.
Entirely new music will be furnish
ed by the full band. Buy a ticket and
attend if you can, but buy a ticket
anyhow, for the proceeds go to the
support of the band, which is rapid
ly rounding into shape and which i.
one of Carson City's best assets.