The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
HON. SAM. Y. WOODS WANTS THE
JOB OF CONGRESSMAN AT-LARGE

and holy determination TO b.at the
bushes and rally the unterrihei. But
this Woods talk grasses some OF the
bright colors out Of the picture that
lulled and charmed the man who had
the honor of being defeated by State
Auditor John Sherman Darst.
Still After u.
As pUrsuer OF the patronage
game. the tabled Diana of the Chase
has nothing on Senator w. Everlast-
ingly-At-It Chiffon. Not having been
allie to wiring anything from Wilson
or Bryan, he Is not discouraged n
they Will not give him any OF the
old and established jobs for the clam
orous army Of the unfed which clam
ors at the wheels of the Watson-Chi
ton machine as il juggernauts its
way along. he bushes himself trying
to create new Jobs In the hc.e that
the distinguished scholar who gave
10 our presidential literature the i'm
perishable words. Our platform is
not mcla9scs TO catch flies: IL means
business will relent OF his Huertaian
policy OF not recognizing the Watson
Chilton machine. When that time
comes. should IL ever come. senator
Chiffon wants TO have some Jobs for
the President to hand out. And that
can only be done BY creating new
ones. III the old ones are taken.
spoken for or promised With that
IN mind. Senator Chiffon has intro
Guced bill providing for perma.
nent census bureau and a permanent
corps Of experts 20 continue the work
Census employees are now hired by
the Job. as II we're. losing their places
"len any particular task authorized
by law is contemplated. The passage
Of this bill would put on the counter
IN" biggest patronage pie that has
been baked In many year As the
author OF the law. Senator ChiIfon's
right 10 large slice could hardly be
denied. Party conditions back home
nave como 20 such q pass that Messrs
watson and Chiffon are hard mt 10
d 10 keep down the spirit of rebel.
lion IN their own faction. 4 vea- has
gone by and there has been only state
patronage for the boys Not "A iob
outside Of those 20 which the bosses
are entitled by reason Of having con
iTol OF the party organization Not
q crumb from the White House for
me MatsonChiltons It's heart
deadcning state OF affairs.
Come Accomplishment
kepresontative Moss has received a
nell.on by over 100 people who would
benefit by b. asking for the establish.
ment OF now rural route from SHEER.
man. JacfsOn county. and another DO.
btlol IRON The same place asking Tor
an additional daily train mail. both al
which DO took 20 the p1-tofnct dopart.
inrnt personally 20 urge granting Tho
rouse fLssed three special pension
bllls by Mr.. Moss as follows IA q.
stanI ~, Harrisville $50 "a month
John $. HAL. 81 NaryF. $50. J s Eos.
SIT. Pcnusboro. $50
sentative Nicely has filed with
IN" post0ficr department "a petition
lnf rural route from Harmon Ma.
ron county. 10 benefit 90 families Ia
~ secured The appointment Of REM
~. NoiVerton ~ rural mail carrier IN
~ lfm 10 BEGIN Auril ] Mr. NeeIy
chUpd ~ the pension turpau To- urro
lfEorahl' action on the claims of ror
JIlnH springer. MououEah. Ios D.
lHon. Weston. HaruwcI OIrr.fa.d.
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ure. Cl1rksburr
Mrs Thomas D. Graham Of Parker
,,,ure ls here visiting her daugbf.r
"l-7 'hH.'-. Who is attending ono OBJ.
pc fashionable schools f0r ,rur1
,,.,dles and - the guest az PROF ana
MIE \. ID Houkius 90 their ap4rt
nente ir The Santa Rosa
New postoffce
WF''-' niaiit" Avis bias secured fI.