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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

the same line is being used for the
purpose of commanding the Harrison
county ring 10 see 20 II that Harmer
Is endorsed by the Republicans for
Congress? And lis IL also true that
lhose VINO style themselves as "Old
heliables' IN that county are yelling
70 obey the Fairmont command and
have agreed 10 endorse Harmer? Is
ibis situation caused By the Fairmont
domination, or Is II because Harmer
has them beaten 10 a frazzle and they
are willing 10 kiss the hand that .as
smitten them so viciously in the years
some by? Or Is IL caused by a Viii
lhgress 70 trade on the rest OF the dis
trlct to elect some local candidates in
which they are specially interester?
The silence is ominous but in the
language of one of old, We will see
what We will see"
REPUBLICAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
HE WANTS TO KNOW
"eUel County Republican - Appre.
henslve About the Congress
sional Nomination.

NV MARTtNSVTLLF. " Va
June 20. The Republicans of Eaizsi
county are not wholly devoid Of inter
sst IN the political movements 81 a..
GAY ana OF the hour Within the conn
me majority against them is so
,saIte tnat little hope can be- held out
loi lnelr success In the near future
fof this reason they take n more than
81 alnarlly I've interest in tho Isrgor
lohuc1i Held and view with apprehen.
slun anything which will fsnd 10
~ uoctatc success. Because Of thair
minority In this county they look TO
me counties around them and ,gffb
whom they are asaoriated bv ralit.,.i
bands 70 take the Initiative in Am maj
tcrs OF party welfare. buf thfy .fegr
WIN alarm any and all r1oypwrnfa Of
polucHl leaders tn other parfa of the
STATE when such movements frnd 10
'hploi me larger pohfioa suri.d.rf
.9n solelt Tor The local interest Of
iNflf politicians and without any o..
rard for the larger interests tnv1tvr1
fof some time the Houuhuraur OF
WetEol county have been rrunrff-.
IN near OF q cali for primary or con.
Fenlon Tor Tho selection Of n rfHnd
ORD bearer in This Congregational III.
t-ict some one Ike Iudar Worrrr o.
Marion. Who viii taEa he ham, T.,
tho party and carry if fn p Glorious
victory or an honorable defeat af fFn
polls. but fhe voices Of former Irada.a
arc strangely silent fa thia The riIrrr.
~ apathrfir irfIffrfrrr 10 TrrutfI.
car success. or fa No. tho silence which
na- tgr poe object Oh" lulii1r Of Tho
hnrnhIirnn rHfIU fD inru while ffr
interests are hH.r. .al. .Hrad t0f prr,.
lv erIfah ends From across tho 'HIus
'ud valleys .'rHnr. ruwUr. arc waff
- Il. no true that the Fairm0nf g-
Consolidated Coal r1muaut vrrf
throuEH lfH followers iu fhe RaurbIi-
nomination for CDUrrr.s ir ma gi.
trirt' Tho Republican ~ this county
we're interested in fhr f1fcIIircncrr.r
report ~ the trlophpn.nr brtwr.r|
clark burg and Fairmonf on tho day|
that Harvey W Hammer vas nomInat.|
"a hy tho Progressive o. 90 true that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
SIGN NEW SCALE
WhitsSer-Glessner Co Signs Scale Of
Iron, Steel and t. Plate Work
ers for Another Year.

The. new wage scale submitted bv
the Amalcamated Association 10 take
the place o. ire old agreement. which
expired last night. was signed yester-
dag hv the officials Of the Whitaker.
blessner Company al a conference be
tween the officials Of the company and
q sub-committec Of the men. OF which
Walter Larkin was chairman The
new scale Is practically the same as
the old. as only a few minor changes
were made. The Whitaker-GIessuor
company operates plants in this city
and Martins Ferry. and the signing OF
me new wage scale yesterday means
that operations will be continued with.
out a delay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS


The hich pressure. fair and abnor-
mally cool weather area cover the
Ohio Valley and Lake Region this
morning The lowest temperatures
reported this morning were a. At
Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. and % a.
Elkins. W. Va The temperatures
were nearly down 10 the record for
The season The pressuros are also
high from the North Pacific coast east
ward 10 the lakes
a low pressure area covers tho
Southwest
Fair weather and slowly rising tenn
pCraturo are indicated for this section
tOniEht and WCdnssd8~
Local data Highest temperature
Yesterday. &C. I'm the last decade Of
only one June of record was the mid.
day temperature lower. Lowest ten.
pcraturc. - The lowest Of record
~ Parker burg for tn" last decade Of
June was f6.
The Ohio will fail in the district
"wednesday
- G. HOWE section Director
For Rent Fgrcproof garage on So
Penn street. one square from either
bridge Inquire o. *. WEIGH. POO
So Penn street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
DECIDE CALF CASE
Captain Beaver Of Gasoline Boat Mil.
drcd Fined for Violating
Citl Calf Ordinance.

What had almost come 10 be
famous calf case was ended in police
court yesterday morning when Cap
tam Beaver Of the gasoline boat NIL
dred was hned $40 and costs for VIC
ldting the calf ordinance He was ar
rested on complaint OF n C. Franz
helm who claimed tiat the captain
had violated the ordinance By allow
ing his boat. with calves aboard. to
Tie up az the local wharf between the
hours of ~ y. IN. and 6 a. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
ELECTION PLANS
For Deciding on Kind Of Filtration
Wanted IN This City Have
Been Completed

All plans for the Kidding OF the
filtration preferential election on July
= are being completes and Auditor
Ahrcns notified the election officials
yesterday. he has also ordered the
pens. ballots. and other paraphernalia
also has told the officials when thev
can get the ballot boxes Tho feht
seems TO be- narrowed down 10 a con
test between the Smith system on ono
the other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
WATSON HELD
TO Grand jury on Malicious Assault
charge 80 Also Required 20
Give Peace Bond.

Edward Watson. n the East End
who was arrested Saturday. charged
Win maliciOusly assaulflng HIS land
lvrd' george Naber. was held to await
the action Of the Ohio COUNTY card
Jury. ~ hearing last night before
Justice ~ Peace Lee ,. Dobbs 10
was required TO furnish bond in tbe
sum on 5000. and IN addition. was
ntld under peace bond Of gfOO fo
Keep the peace for year l. A
Dunlap was surety
~ ne trial last night. Nabar OK
hlhlif1 Two very black eyes and sew
r,.faI ahrasio1s on the head. Ioseus
I'i' th' ONLY eve witness 10 the al
.eEnd as aulf said that Watson struct
Naher five times and Kicked him n,,,.'
huih Nah.r and Field claimed thai
inc hrsi blow rendered Nabor an
parnufIy Unconscious
Justice Of Peace n q Hobbe an
rr1r"d 7r ono ~ tho witresger ana
taid lhai Friday niCht. following The
.aIiL Watfon appeared before him
ful pIeagfd guilty 10 n charge Of a..
-fuIi and battery. Ono N mo nor
sons in hiE office M tho fine be- ga
acted o. complaining witness ana
WLi-1n was fined g. and costs. ths
squire Hobbs cited p ruling N the
f-imin1l court in case which no do
C.arrd Was similar. in which the court
h'Id That hv rcladinr guilty before
one Justice ~ The peace. n suhanrslenf
une before another Justice ~ raacr
was VOID Squire Uohh- however. a.
Jared mat in thc case referred 10
70 fH'rEn in both Justice courts vas
NJ assault and battery. whrresa IN ~,
case oi Watson. no pleaded guilty 10
p charge ~ nraaulf and battery but
mo oHeuHo wa. much more enrfour
and ho waH charged with maIirfour ss.
s1ulf fe wT'nd ffaf tho drfanfant
DO hold fo the Erand jury
Ir Ilirrrf NJ Tho state were
looked after hv Assistant rro-a~uffr
Attorney ID a Mckee. while Afto~
nev Frank a. OBrien represented Mr.
Watson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
HEARING TODAY
George Bulls and Harry CIaudius
Weirton Greeks, VIII Re Given
Preliminary HEARING

GEORGE Bulls and Harry Claudus
Greeks. who conducted retail gro
Gerry IN partnership In Wcirtou vs.
a.. VIII 20 given a preliminary hear.
ms this afternoon before United states
Commissioner George y Hoyd on tho
charge Of fraudulnnfly hiding properfy
from r. bankruptcy court. and FOR per.
jury before Referee J. " Cummina
referee I'm bankruptcy proceedings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
PIEPER FINED
Local Mar Appeared as hoqressor
Instead 81 Defendant. IN Police
Court Yesterday

Fred Pieper who figured In the
cutting sCrapc Of Glen Rcisbeck some
time ago, was nned 60 and costs YES.
terday morning by OLD ga Jordan. on
20 charge sf disorderly conduct. Ti
seems that Pirpcr came to- Tho con
glnsio1 that be Wa tho owner az
huruiz Brothers saloon Monday night
when DO ordered Fred Reed and 4
Gather out They lid not 20 and
Ircos -m'arod each Of them. Gather
-I tanning bad cut on tho head
when hC Die the Huur Reed and
Gather were fined $40 and costs each
ON % disorderiy charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
MARKET FRIDAY
Center Wheeling Market VIII Pc
Open Friday Instead % Sat.
urday July 4

Owing 10 the fact that July 4 comes
On Saturday. ~ has been decided bv
in' oWcfals In charge of tho Center
market aF VOL aq bv aII who have
stands ln tho market. that gafurdav
VII 20 observed as holiday AF an
OF The hurkefcra and produce mon
WI observe July 3 aa a holiday. n
nas been announced that Friday viii
% ohFrrycd 1s market dav a. the Cen.
irr market Hy Friday being observed
pc market day thia will give every
ono p chance to Law in their supply FOR
saturday and Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
TO GRAND JURY
Percy Monroe Held Under $500 Bond
CHARGED ~ Robbinu Miner -
WarH0od

AZ trial held yesterday afternoon
before Justice ~ Peace Lee p Uohha
Percy Monroe. col0rcd. was held 90
await tho action OF the Ohio County
Erand jury. on the charge of rohhIrr
Frank Latz. a Richlaud coal minor
60 Warwood. n so In default of
bond IN me sum ~ $500. be was com.
mitted % the county jail
The state was Represented nv A.
torney Pred Brinkmau. while Affor.
ney Elijah Graham represented tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
BOARD OF REVIEW
VIII Hold First Meeting Tomorrow
Morning ~ Which Time Body
Will Rr Orr-Dfgad

What VIII De- the ursf meeting Of
ihc Board NJ Review and Equalization
I.r purpose Hf organization but tho
W..ffrL Tor work. will Do held ruIv
Those ON IhD board ihiH wear arr.
Coroner Gala Mitchell rurCenIing ur
Hlffa. lrefrr Smith. and H q Ham.
iIfu1 AN uf che men have had con.
i.fahl' tNrrr.'nr. with the afair7
20 Tho county end should arqmt fhru.
selves wen clerk fOun Howard WrUr
nf Che county court viii act AL aocrr
fary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
COMMISSIONERS CLOSE AL
BUStNDcS o. PAST VFAp

Tho board ~ county rommI.sior
OF. had RI fp.y .a.afor vr-tsrfsy
Wurniur. auIHfinr bills. witch marsaI
fHs r.o.. az fNe n.rII torr Am mis-.
.'l.IurOua l'.r were audited and tho
work rf closing Che books for fns
pact year woe done Persons who
have order. COMING from the county
r"mWie toner's Gro asked To call al
'ho HWce and get fhnm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
DRUM IS FINED
Police Court Was Mecca For "Dry
Ones" Yesterday Morning and
They Got Theirs"

Some plain ones who wished 10 get
their share Of the booze stuff before
the state went dry. appeared yester-
day morning in police court and took
their medicine. $ ". smith was
fined SIS and costs Tor being disor-
DERBY az his boarding mouse at No. 945
Market street G. J. frazer was dis
missed. he proving be was not guilty
Of the charge Of making noise.
Frank DTiscoll and Biil Bell were
plain souses and were fined $40 and
costs on drunk charges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
HAPPY BRIDES
Record For Number - Marriage L.
censea lssued m Ohio County
Broken III Past Month

Hear No' Hear vef Marriage ID
cenFcs recorded Tor The month of June
have been smashed Tho record v-es
1872 for tho month. nov f h. fef A.
noon yesterday it looked az III tho
record would sti1 remain but two
more came IN during the afternoon
breaking al records for the month
W brides and roses" o. Choy. ian't
that nice -"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
TRIBUTES Of DIOCESE
FOR BISHOP GREER'S
BIRTHDAY TOMORROW
Head of New York Episcopal
Churches at Seventy Fills
Each Day With Work.

Flowers and other forms Of good
wishes arc arriving to-day at the
homo Of Bishop David II. Greer. whose
birthday tomorrow will find him at
seventy presiding over the largest,
wsalthiest and most complicated do
cess in the New World. He will OBJ
servo the day by hard work. ~ he
refuses to believe he 10 In more than
his prime.
Tonight the Bishop will confirm .
class Of thirty-five young persons In
the Episcopal Church Of the Holy
Apostles. Ninth avenue and Twenty.
eighth street. and tomorrow he will
hold . confirmation in st. Thomas's
Chapel. sixtieth street. near Third
avenue.
Every day u . busy one for DR..
0reer. but the forty days Of Lent are
the busiest Of all. Besides his other
duties he II building q great cathedral
He gives credit for being able to psr.
form his tasks to Mrs. Greer. who
watches over him. will not let any
one 80 him on business except ak his
office, No. <l6 Lafayette street, and
accompanies him on his Episcopal
rounds except whom they are In the
country. Tho family hoped to observe
tho seventeen birthday Of the Bishop
In their now residence within Cathe.
dral Close. but It will not be ready
until May 1. They arc living tenn.
porarily at No. - Fifth avenue.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
BABIES IMPROVEMENT
PRIZES TO Be AWARDED
Week FROM TOMORROW
Final Re-examination Will Be
Made Next Monday to
Select Winners.

A round dozen Of babies examined
yesterday At No. 1se Union street,
Brooklyn. completed the total Of
thirty entries In the better babies
improvement contest held By The
Evening World and Little italy
House.
To-day DR.. Jane d. Robbins. head
worker Of the settlement house. and
her assistants are busily comparing
the score cards Of the babies In this
contest and in the one held six months
ago. The youngsters who have made
tho greatest gain In health viii b
carefully re-examined next Monday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

afternoon. ana from them Will b g.
iected the winners Of the I'VE money
prizes Of IS each offered for this
contest by The Evening World.
DR.. John Crawford will award the
prises the afternoon Of March ~. .
week from tomorrow. at Carroll
Park Library. Clinton and Union
streets. Every mother whose baby
has been entered in either Of the
contests held at Little Italy House 10
urged to attend the price giving. for
the occasion will be productive of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

much helpful sue0ssasa 80 -
care Of children. ly.
"The mental tssss DssvilsA -
every child during thee beby -
tests seem TO me Of special VIA
said DR.. Robbins to-0Ay. xAav
make with surety the d1geinctjoa ~
child, and therefore prevent sith6P C
these from being treated a. thouUA e
were the other. A better babies co.
test would be worth while II theeo
were no other good results from &
than this-and there are many"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
BROKER IS ARRESTED
FOR An AUTO KILLING

Thomas M. Sweeney Of No. "a 81.
Nicholas place. who described himself
police say. 10 an Insurance broker at
No. q william street, was locked up
In the West Ono Hundred and Twenty
fifth street police station late last night
by Detectives DAILY and Lasarsnns on
an indictment returned BY the Grand
Jury on Tuesday charging him with
granddaughter.
Sweeney. according to the evidence
was driving his auto north on Morn.
ingstde avenue In tho evening Of Oct. I
last, when ne ran down and killed
Edward s. Jones Of Port Washington
l.. I. Tho Coroners Jury had released
Sweeney.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
AUTO TRUCK KILLS man
AFTER Driver LAUGHS
At A SPEED Warning
Races Away From Policeman
and Runs Down Victim
Three Blocks On.

Policeman John J. Flynn OF the
West Seventeenth street station start
Cd homo after being relieved from
duty shortly after 8 A. M. to-day and
was waiting for q car at Seventeenth
street and Eighth avenue. when q big
four-ton automobile milk truck of the
Valley Farms Dairy came along Mt q
speed. he says. Of more than twenty
miles an hour.
Flynn shouted to the chauffeur to
slow up. but says the chauffeur only
turnCd and srinned at him. Flynn
boarded q car and whom It reached
Fourteenth street q few minutes later
. truck was on tho corner and .
crowd surrounding . body on the
pavement.
II was the truck that Flynn had
tried to stop. A. II reached Four
teenth street . man had stepped from
the curb and was run over. His body
was crushed and his legs broken.
Somebody ran TO st. Bernard's
Church nearby, whore early mass
vas being said. and the Rev. Father
James Smith. In his robes, came and
Administered the rites Of the dying.
The man died before . doctor ar.
Rived. He was later identified ~
Eugenio 0allucci. twenty-five years
old, Of No. AZ East Two Hundred
and Second street. employed by tho
Cneeda Biscuit Company In Fifteenth
street.
The chauffeur described himself a.
Joseph Ackeon. forty-three years
old. Of No. 1915 Nelson avenue, the
Bronx. He was locked up ON q
charge Of homicide.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

Back hurt you? Cant stsishten
up without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twinses' Now. listen!
That's lumbago. sciatics OF maybe
from Q strain. and you'll get. blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating "St. Jacobs
OIL" Nothing else takes out sore
ness. lameness and stiffness 90 quickly.
You simply rub Il on and out comes the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

5000 worth Of Jewels belonging TO
Mrs. Bradfieid.
Mr.. Bradfield's home IL 1t No. 2sC
Summit avenue. Hackensack. N. J.
Hearing noises upstairs, Mr.. HradfieId
and q maid Investigated. They had
reached tho landing on tho floor above
when q man jumped from Mrs. Brad
fields bedroom. Knocking tho maid
down and lodging MIR. Bradfieid, he
ran into n room and slid down tho
porch. disappearing before an alarm
could be raised.
The burglar was we'll dresscd. tall,
slender and athletic. Had tho noise
not attracted Mr.. Bradfield's atten-
ton he might have stolen jewels of
far more value which were In an ad-
Joining room.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

pain. Il Is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Don't sufferl Gse .
small trial bottle Of old. honest "0e
Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, 90
after using Il just once. you'll forget thai
you ever had bscksche. lumbase g
sciatica, because your back will nsv~
hurt or cause any moro misery. 4
never disappoints and has been recon-
mended for 80 years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
RDBbER N HOUSE
!. Of STANDARD OIL MAN
GETS 5000 IN GEMS

A burglar entered an upper story IN
Vhe hJAne Of George X. Bradneid. an
omciaI Of the Standard OH Company.
Vhile he was downstairs dining with
n family Lest nlGht and escaped with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

Kaufman Convictiea Uphela.
Tho United States Court Of Appeals
yesterday anirmed the judgment in the
case Of Henry Kaufman. President Of
convicted Of aiding and abettins his
company to conceal assets, following
bankruptcy. Kaufman will now have
10 serve tho eighteVN months imprison-
ment In jail to which no was sentenced.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
KLINE HEADS OLD GUARD.


Ardolph l.. Kline. predecessor Of John
Purroy Mitchell ~ Mayor. was unani-
mously elected MAJOR general Of the OLD
Guard last night at the annual meetins
In tho organization quarters. No. a2i
West Fifty.first street. He succeeds
Major 4. Ellis Briggs.
Tho annual dinner win follow ct the
Piasa Hotel the parade Of tho organixa-
tion aud memorial services In Grace
Church on April -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19
A Special Sale of
Boys Spring Clothing

will also be held Tomorrow ('riday) and
Saturday, offering unusual inducements
i'm values and prices.
Boys Norfolk Suits, i'm an assortment which
includes blue serges and black-and-wflite
checks; with two pairs of knickerbockers
at %.75
Boys English Raincoats at S0.7S
Boys Blouses of imported woven stripe
madras; with detachable collar and French
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-19

@.Altntatt &Gn.
arranged for Frday) and Saturday
Am Extraordinary Sale of Mems Furnishings
opportunity purchasing necessary garments
savings in prices
Mems
ancoatso medium weigh {" 0l
cashmere rs'am Oh "ao @"
of -facd s s . '"s o' ~ w.
. ~~~'.O0
Of
materalin blue MS@OO o
Fin Sweaters "a mpor length pr'eament
S65O Mems Lightweight Gray Wodand-Cot
u.,, r,n. u,o, s..... .
n,., R,t IiI. Thread rawho
dlk-andcotton mixtures Sl85 & SIPS
Neglgee Shirts
pair
soft cufs at SlLO $3.50
Also Imported Steamer Rugs
attractive paid with side
A Special Sale of Special Sale of Millinery
Boys Spring Clothing N h First
wiHal be
saturday at the following
in values am al Trimmed
blackandwhte $780, $50 & II
Untimmed
S7S shapes S275 800 &
Raincots S675 A
Foliage Feathers
found
cuf a'|'S PN"'
s44s.aa~a sa,a 3te4 Amue Arm qask sshs@aA =
&,1
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-15
LOWER FREIGHT RATES.

Raleigh.-Omcial notification came
to Governor Craig today that the
North Carolina railroad companies
involved will put into effect the re-
duced intrastate freight rates fixed
by the special commission and pro-
mulgated by Governor Craig in Au-
gust, in compliance with the provi-
sions of the legislature on the dates
fixed by the governor, this being
Tuesday, October Is.
The notification by the railroad
companies came from General Coun-
sci A. P. Thorn, of the Southern Rail-
road cmpany, in the shape of joint
communication signed by the officers
of all railroads concerned, and say
ing, 1--WE respectfully notify your ex-
cellency that these rates will be put
into effect by us OF the day in which
by the terms of your proclamation,
they become effective"
The communication closed with the
following statement:
while therefore in difference to
the sentiment and to the auth ocity Of
North Carolina, these carriers have
determined to put into effect the rates
fixed by the honorable special COM
mission and promulgated by your ex-
celIency, we do so under respectful
protest and shall Task your excellency
and the other proper authorizes of
the state to grant such relief as may
be just and reasonable under the cir
cumstances."
Governor Craig said this document
closes the vexatious controversy
which has for many years existed as
to the intrastate freight rates and
freight rates within the state will be
substantially reduced and the people
in different parts of the state will be
enabled to trade with each other on
advantageous terms.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-15
BUYING MUCH COAL.

w. J. Turner, proprietor of the Star
Dray company, reports that people are
laying in coal early this year, as in
dicated by the fact that be has deliver
Cd 40 car loads with more orders to
fill. This is considered unusual for
HendersonvilIe at this season of the
year. Mr.. Turner has been pushing
early buying and his efforts along this
line will relieve the situation when
cold weather comes on since the ma
jority of people have been accustom-
ed to waiting until fire weather befor.
filling the bins.