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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
Colonial Heights

Only few lots left in this addi-
ton at low prices. Three lots at
$500 EACH; ONE LOT AT 5000,
AND ONE LOT AT $075.
You can't beat these lots in the city.
Close to business section Of city,
handy to street car lines and rail
road station, and away from the
noise and dirt of the busy street.
Buy one or more Of these lots and
watch them grow in value.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
MILLS CLOSE
As There is No Sale for Lum-
Der under These Good Old
Democratic Times.
,..re,AL TO 1ar 1rl.aaAs,

tBPEclAL TO THE TELG0RAMl
REDWOOD, July 5.-Richwood is
now enjoying genuine Democratic
prosperity. For some time the band
saw mill had been running on less
than half time and July 1 the plant
pulled the fires until it can get sale
for its lumber. Other mills and fac
tories have also closed down for the
reason they cannot get sale for their
products. The town may have to call
on some Of It's neighbors for some
soup before Wilson's term expires.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
Broad Oaks

Six room house. with slate roof,
brick foundation and a nice large lot.
fronting 40 feet on Buckhannon
street. and extending back 1856 feet.
This property is bargain at the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
FREE LECTURE.

Bishop Weekly, of the United
Brethren church, will lecture tonight
in, the Adamston church OF that de-
nomination. The lecture will be free
and all are cordially invited to hear
him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
WEsT VIRGINIA |

me1nseae neeeetsEeonenSeoI
(By Stuart F. Reed.)
They rallied forth at Lincoln's call
In West Virginia
And never let "Old Glory" fall
In West Virginia
And soldiers on the battle field
Were never known to shirk or yield,
Because they bore a loyal shield
For West Virginia.
Tho natures stores are shattered wide
In West Virginia,
TITS not in these we take most pride
In West Virginia.
The priceless charm of womanhood,
The things for which her sons have
stood,
Attest the fact that we've made good
In West Virginia.
To merely live is not enough
In West Virginia.
Men are made Of. sterner stun
In West Virginia.
II on LIES sea ever tack
To some strange land where truth is
slack, ss
III turn and sail directly back.
To West Virginia. 4
The skies take on a. deeper blue
In West Virginia;
And sweethearts never prove untrue
In West Virginia.
The poor have little need to fear,
For faithful friends are always near,
With words Of hope and things to
cheer,
Life is full of Joy and hope
In West Virginia.
Ambition finds wider scope
In West Virginia.
Success Is not a rainbow CLEAN,
And youth and age can work and
dream,
For things are truly as they seem
In West Virginia.
It's just one panorama grand
In West Virginia.
That savors Of the Promised Land
In West Virginia
When mortals. dream Of Paradise,
Where wondrous beauty never dies,
They see land beyond the skies,
Like West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
POST
Yourself by Reading the Prohi.
hilton Amendment Law
Be Independent.

Get copy of the Prohibition
Amendment Law and read it for
yourself. do not be dependent upon
others for your information, have II
as it is. Pocket size, extra quality
Paper, neatly and durably bound.
I'rice i5c. Call or address A. F.
Combs, at the Daily Telegram office.
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
EAGLES TO MEET.

A regular meeting Of Clarksburr
Aerie, No. AS, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, will be held at 8 o'clock this
evening in the Reed hall on West
Pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06

Java is making large importations
of steam ploWs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-06
Small Farms

We have two 7-acre tracts. two s.
acre. tracts and tive 3-acre tracts of
land lying within one mile OF the
city limits which can be bought at
reasonable prices and on good terms.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
Nene Sbierarteu in SemtidlaxS
Uus Berlin tpiro asihrieben:

ger ben inteniioen !Sanbels. unh
Vertebrsbe5iebuugeu, Die bas Gent.
'he 9ielh 3ii Den iibrieen 2anoer.l
Der gSelt unterbaIt. mare es eritaun.
lit, Denn man nlht periiid)t bate,
neue Sblerarten IN EeufihIano eiu.
5urlthrer, bic tbeils 5n gtahrunas.,
tbeils gu ,Sago- ooer onoeren gsus.
3Ipeden - cine erireulihe gereif,e.
rung imierer Sauna bilben fonnten.
gStr rneinen nid)t jeae meiit croft.
iden Sbiere, Die uns in SooIoaiid,cn
8arten milo 4qunrien poraefiibrt
iperoen ionocrn ailt offlimatiiiertc
Sbiere, Die iit BEL mns pobI fiibIen,
1ih permebren i,no in Shoaren als
3anstbiere ODER III tpiI6em 3nitanoe
bel uns porfonunen. Ternrtiae Der.
iuhe CUR einbiirserune irenloer
Sbiere bel ins in alterer unb neuerer
3elt mehrfad, gemaft poroen, in.
oei'en nit ipehielnbem grfolge.
3ie id,oniten 9eiipieIe fir Die ae.
lnngene eInfiibrung neuer Ihieror.
ten liefern Der sSaion ilib Der 5rut.
bnbn Ter gemeine ober foId,iihe ia.
Jan itonlmt aus Snufnlien uno iii
iiber Siibrublanb mnb StaIien su
ans gefommen. Gr spiro 5umeiIt su
9M'ioerten IN lainnerien gesoaen
ilno snhlt 81 Dem eoeliten, idymnfboi.
teiten JeoerniIbpret. Cine Der fhons
item 3aianerien in Der D1arf beiisi
inIer Reidsfansler 6err BON getl,.
mann 5olIDeg auf ieiner geiisltila
9obenfinom BEL gberspnIoe. unb
Der sfoiier bat bort ipieoerboit nls
5um @bidieBen Ser 5aia.
nen gelueilt 1ie nleiIten sSoinnerie,,
tefinoen iih jest in Bobmen, BON mo-
Die groBen Dmrfte 3u Wieu, Berlin
uno pariS nit bem geihdsten WiIb.I
pret Derieben ner6en. Gin Better bes
Ioions III Der I'm giDen 9ecrbume.
siiaS bs5simstbets xxstbstn sssE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

|forps, Die lleberid)1bung manbcr
aeuBerIidfeiten. ieben iif on, luie
|initinftipe Nofbrpebr gegen einen bcr.
|on5iebenoen ficuen @cilt In Der slr.
|ntee. Gfnigepeiiiiber nliii, gefdgt tpcr.
cen, CAB oieier Rro5eB elmer geiuiiiea
Gemofrntiiirung, Der iid) i'm 3irfnnr.
|lilcnl,nng nit Der 3eitentpidling poll
ielber poii3ieht, iueoer fiinlilidl be.
ihieunigt, nod, fiinitIid gehesnnit
luerocn iollte. gtaes mas bic SoSial.
oenlofraten in ibrefn rooifalen Ee.
form.elfer nn gciDnltIanien Wittela
cInpfebIen, iii bonn llebeI nnb riitteit
an oen @rnnbianlen Des Seeres. We.
nib iii bic nahbelienoe Sono oes
8eictacbers aui nIanden 9cbieten,
heionoers Der 10 iiarf riidItanoigen
Observation-Disclosures nidt iii
abcr in Der Snltptinde
miiB oas Scer iidD aus 'iid) ieibit emf.
iuIdcln nnb Bob oies olidy lpirfllb
Geidlicht, iabt iid, mad ben onaefiiIe.
ten Spmpiomen fhrpsrlid btsfpsifsIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
8eIie6t

lit riir. mas iid beipdbrt. 8or MQen
ailt bas bon 4rsneieu. Sn Der adge
meinen CUNT fonnen fih nur Sell.
mittel erbalten, Die SeilerfoIge er5ie
len, tpie A. 9. Or. Silsbee's .glnafe.
fs" bel 5dmorrboioen. gfo1 aeine,
bat tie bel oiefem entfeblihen 2eioei1
aebrnuflt, obne baB er balbige 2inoe.
r1,ns unb Sonn eine oauernbe Sci.
lung BON feinen Shnler5en uno ion.
itigen 9eihDeroen gefunben bate. g.
Neuitueoter & Co., Bor 1916, 9aesr
yorf Gttp, berferben cine Brobe oa.
BON foitenfrei, neil iie ipifien, baB
~anafeiis" iih in ieoem Sale betpdb.
rem unb b1s Dertrmien Der Rrnnten
er,uetts5 uixn. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

beiben jiineiten Gobne Ielir uno Gbc
BON ipelhen Der eine Sffi3ier, Der az.
bere Sort 9ttabemifer ipar, agFs
Jreunoli6iie entsesen.
Naheem bon allen Seiten eine per.
btnblide 3ufass sinseeanaen mar
nabm ulrite aud ouf cine Tuoescrt.
Inuna beba6t, BEL pelher bic 1dIt,
iih frei beipegen IolIten, pie es auI
ben Sanoliben oes enslifhen Mosls =
I5u allieitiser gefrkbiauns Der ginac.
laoenen iiblih lit.
0raf Sternau uno Der Baron fuur
ben am ShIpbportale BON einem m
9eltmadpoller 2ipree aetleibeten Die.
ner IN Elm 3immer bes Groaeiholies
sefirbrt. no Der Jreiberr feline Slfte
init Der treubersiaften s5reunbliGff;t
lplllioumen bieb, bic ibm 10 portrefis
LID ftanb.
Gr ielbii seieiteie bonn bic 9,srrsn
IN ben 5ipeiten Stod, oeiTen gemddsr
man 5u onmutbisen 5remoensimmern
eingerlftet bate.
Wohoem Die Safe i5rs Reii.tlsioer
9eesn cine einfahe @eieafhaftstoile.ie
sefpedielt, besaben iie iid in ben Gm.
pfansstaal, mo iie llIrite, ben Srsi=
berrn, oeHen Satin unb bic unbsrer
= fhon friiber einsstroffsnen gaits
periommeIt fanoen.
ulrlte mof,te nit GROCER feinheit
DIE Sonneurs uRo iiberbob ihreS6pds
germ fat aller Wiib lei Der llnterboi=
tuns Der Gdite. Sbr pieIiGbriaes Sc
ben am Sofe bate ibr iene iuiiroepplle
S1herbii bes 2fuftretens aeesbeu,
peIde 4noern imponirt uno lie - in
Dem Instoufb bon Iniihtsn - Was
gu balten 3pinei.
Sraf Sternau bate taum nit oer
Saronin uno ulriie einiae perbinoI:d,e
Worte ssfpstieIt, aIs Der ssreiberr Az
lhm trat uno iagte: u9ieber arteur.
ld nil did ieBt su Gina fiibren bic
iIh IN bas bIoue gd3immer, pelfes
Oh ia bon friiber tennit, 3uriitaeaos
gen bat, I'm etnen Brief i5rss 9srIos<
ten 81 Isieu."
sd mo6te in tsinsr WeiIe ItDr.n,
lteber SnteI" -
retnmdI ssIsien bat Gina bic Cpl.
itsl itherli6, osnn bic goitiahen ia
men NIT benz 3uss, Der SUD hier5ers
gsbra6t! eine 5peiie unb brittle Sc
lung tam ipdtsr erfoIgen. auh iit
elma, bas muB i6 lobeno dnerienren,
ein perniinftiess grGut6sn; fie iduisi
nldt immerfpri, IpnSsrn aeniebt in a.
Ter Jrsuoe oas Slid, peIhes ib, su
3betl sefrprbeu it,"
Der Graf folgte benz nreiberrn
ourh ben aorribor in oas Gsmo6
peldss Gina ibr gouooir nonnts
uHo oas Die 3immerreibe beg eriien
Stodss itIob. Das junse Wdhher
ltanb nekn einem nit filbernen qrm.
ltudtern beiesten 5iid unb 6atte ben
appf Elm fpenis seisrtt, um elm Bib
gu betrahteH, oas lie in Der 9ano 5is!t.
als ile i5ren 9ater uno einen frsmb,u
perm eintreten fab, ri6tete Fl. i5r,
ldons 0eitaIt 5u boiler Sobe auf.
.Hathe einmal, men i'd Dir prince
lisbs go6t.r!"
"Sd fpiu Dir 3u {0ilfe tommen. Iiebe
elmo," fisl i6neu 8raf Sternau Elm.
Der gleid beim gstrsten bes 3immcrs
NIT slnem priifenben Bid oas reiaencc
Jrauenbilo semuitsrt bait, runb iaaen.
oaB es BETTER artbur lift Dor aft
Sapren Osin geitGser bel tino!if.n
Splslsn, beuts Dein Sflope. 7"
Die Worte Iauisten bodit psrbinbs |
lid, BEG 9rafen Bid s.iste beut(id. |
me thon er oos Wldbdsn fanb. bod,
ssflel.n Der Son uno DOR 2luem bic |
uskridpdnsIihtsit oes Qusoruds Der |
t!ussH Gina ourhaus nitt.
t5ortiesIrns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
Gntheben bon 9 Shpeis<
X r. g. ~

GntNehen bon SG,wetBs
flReH bei ainbern ldbt iih
nielfdh Derhiiten. ipenn man bofiir
Sorde tr6at. ook bic Qleinen nint
lcnae nit fhmubiaen Gtriimpfen ber.
umaeben. Werben NIT Entpeib bur6.
febte Gtriimpfe bem ainbe am nd6.
ten Taae uisber onaesogen, bnnn
Iuirb bic adrte 6out aertiat. gntbedt
man aber Shlpeibaerun an ben Fu.
hen oer Rleintn. 10 empfieblt es ii4,
Mbenes bic niiBe NIT einem. in 1rnnas
brdnniipsin aeinuhtsn Wostebouim a6.
anyeiben unb nit SaIisbInreupulper
etniupubern. 4uh in bic Gfriimpfe
!olher ainDer Tam bas puIper einoe.
ifreut iperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

Iihe 8ertidtrung iinfcrss Dtutjdrn
9iebbeiianoes bilbsn unb bosu beitras
gen ipirb, BITE Grndhrung nnferer BE-
polseruna INNER unabbdnsieer bonn
1usIdnbe 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
Damn aIIerbings.

Batter (mebrfaher MilLiondr): .Dn
bdf ollo sinen 1errn teunen stttrnt,
0tr I9 emilio nm bid btipirtf, ,,ub
Den D an4 germ baft9 9R e benn
aud betntr niirbie9a
1e4ter: ~Sd, pdpa; e tst eine
0isrigtMiQiep G&ulDe1jS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

tleinen Winfrieb, betrdfs, 10 bate
3ertba gang reht, oab er Bel ihnen
gut aufseboben lei. - Dariiber braus
DE er teine Gorge 5n baben, iie lieb4
ten bas ainb mebr, ipie beHen eieene
Wsutter es tbne. Dapon mar aud
Winfrieo iiber5eugt, nnb 10 snti9lob
er fi6 oenn, fpenn audi fpibsritrebenb,
9ertba ihren Willen gu laflen uno
ibr gu eeitatten, bel ben Gltern in
Berlin bic aur, Die er freilicb niht
fiir nothlpenoig belt, CUR SeritsIuns
threr 9eiunobeit su sebrauhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

iuu UtStBfg &UHNH W. HUu9 tIN OK
triebe tb1tig. itslIi Iih nber fir biz
3iped. Der Omnibus Gefeui9aft pisl
gu tbeuer.
grfreuIifer l1bi iih bagegen ber
9erfuh on, ben Der aaiier NIT unters
itiisnns 9aeenbed's duf feinem CUTE
gabinen unternommtn bot, um eins
4uffriihung oerWisbroFen burhareus
5unsen nit btm inbifhen 3ebu berbeis
snfiibren. Jm Jebruar 1911 bat Der
aaifer fslbit i'm Deutifen aanb.pirtbs
ihofisratb einen unsemein anrsgsnben
0ortraa bariiber sebdlten unb einise
9iIoer BON ben aus bisitn Hreusunsen
itnmmenben 3ebutdlber Dorgefiibrt
unb erldutert. gDie mir b0ren, iinb
ieitbem nod peitere adIbsr aus bisien
3I6tanben Encouragement uno eafs
ipideln iih in ertpiinf4ter Wsife. Der
Werfuh tann isooh nod niht ais ob.
aeihlofien geiien, unb man fDirb ouf
Elm enbsiiltiges Refultot nod einigs
Sabre fparien miiiien. JnbeHen pers
trugtn bic adiber unfer foaennnntes
~gsmdbigies" alima redt gut, hefinz
ben fih pobl unb In etbeiblihsr Gnts
nidluns. Die 4usiiHien fur ein
Oelinsen bes 3ii9tunesDerfu6es iinb
bur6ans siiniiig. unb enifpri9t Der
erfolg ben dlfeefuenbeten Nemii9uns
gen, banH ermd9ii unS IN 4abinen
ssn jie'ier 0i<6i &les. hSr etak psisab
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Find ROY LUTES
| TO BE FUGITIVE
OF Ohio JUSTICE
Escaped Over Year Ago From the
Boys Industrial School at
Lancaster, Ohio,
BORN AT BEATYVlLLE, KY,
Is NOW 16 YRS, 8 MOS. OLD
Chief Fuller Last Night Received
Letter From Ohio Authorities
Giving Particulars.
BORN AT BEATYVlLLE, KY,
Is NOW 1G YRS, 3 MOS, OLD

Chief Fuller last night received
the following letter which is self
explanatory, which if true as re-
CARDS the identity and age of the
boy now held in the county jail with
his elder pal upon the charge of
,mr)'der lin connection with the
shooting and killing of Special Oifi-
Icer Tom c. Logan last Tuesday
means that he can be made to suffer
Ia severe penalty.
Lancaster, Ohio, Jan. 1G, 1914.
'Chicf of Police, Cairo, III.
Dear Sir
The item appearing in the Globe
Democrat of Cairo, Illinois, and
copied in the News Signal of Mid
dlcton, Ohio. stating that one, Roy
Lutcs, boy supposed to sbe from
Middleton, Ohio, was being neld
pending Investigation of the killinc
! of Thomas Logan. chief Special Off.
cor Of the NJ G. q. would sav that
if this boy proves to he Roy Lutes
of Middleton, Ohio, that he has beer
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Will Be Gwen Preliminary Hearing
at Maria and May be Lodged
in Jail.
GEN. CARRANZA WILL MOVE
TROOPS TO GUADALAJARA
At Same Time Villa is Expected to
Lead Insurgents on to
Torrcon

Santa Fc, n. NJ, Jan. IS. The
bond of General Jose Salazar, under
arrest at Maria for violation OF the
neutrality laws, has been increased
from $1,000 to $4,000. SalaZar.
while at liberty under $1,000 bond,
fed from the United states to Mex
leo. He will be given Il hearing at
Maria next Monday and If he fails
to furnish the increased bond, he
will be brought here and held in
jail pending rial.
1t i3 said that Salazar may be
called upon to explain why he or
dcred the execution OF Thomas Foun-
tain a. Las Cruises artcr Secretary
of State Knox sent him word not
to shoot the New Mexico citizen,
Secretary Knox told Salazar at the
time that if he shot Fountain, he
would hold Salazar personally re-
sponsible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Negro Steals G,nh

Officers Hart and Rutherford last
night about l o'clock arrested a ne.
gro employe of The Halliday hotel
near Sixth and Walnut streets, hav.
ing in his possession big hunk oil
Kingans breakfast bacon, luan.
tity of sugar, supply of lard, se,,
oral packages of tobacco and two
unopened boxes of matches.
The negro, who gave his name a.
Sam Steward. told the officers thai
he had bought the stuff from tb;
storekeeper of the hotel. Inquiry
of the hotel developed that Samm:
had stolen the edibles and he il
now in Jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Statesman Declares Northern States
VIII Welcome American
Protection.
EUROPE WILL SOON MAKE
DEMAND FOR INTERVENTION
Authority on International Affairs
Discusses Conditions Which
Will Force Intervention.

Paris, Jan. 1S.--lf anarchy con
tinucs to prevail in Mexico much
longer the northern states of Sonora
chihuahua and Coahuila will of
their own choice ask to become fed
Grated with the other states of North
America, and thus be placed beneath
Uncle Sans protecting wing.
This is tho opinion Baron dcs
Tournelles de Constant expresses in
an article which viii be published
in La Revue next week. NJ. dcs
Tournollos believes northern Mexico
| is bound tc tire soon Of the present
desperate condition of affairs and
may oven now ycarn to adopt an
American nationality not only for
the sake Of peace, but because they
envy American wealth aud pros
pcrity.
But says Baroa dcs Tourncllcs,
the United States would make 4
great mistake to incorporate only a
part Of Mexico, even could she do
so without fighting
IF the United States extends her
territory indefinitely" he argues.
she will weaken herself, become
divided and torn dsunder, while il
is much more inevitable that she
will stir up the bitterest hatred o.
southern Mexico, 20 say nothing of
the resentment OF South America
and Canada
Europe to Call Halt.
Baron des Tournelles says the
European governments interested in
Mexico will soon call halt there.
The United States VIII then receive
a general intervention mandate from
Europe.
Baron des Tourneles' prophecy
was discussed by a distinguished
American who enjoyed confidential
relations with the Taft administra-
tion and has just crossed by the
--------------------- -
Concluded on Page Two.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19

The remarkable success attained
in the last few months in the treat.
ment of cancer By radiUm has in
duccd Franklin X Lane, secretary
of agrirult:rc. to propose to con-
sress an act tc reserve all rights and
ownership in ra'dium-bcarinG ores
fond on public lands.
Experts of tho federal Bureau OF
Mines Lave hccn conducting searches
for radium-b bearing lands and have
located tracts in various sections of
the country. The secretary of the
interior would have congress author
ize the President 10 Withdraw such
lands in order that the government
may retain control Of the ores which
contain the powerful curative min
cral known as radiGm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Matter to be Brought Up at Council
Meeting This Morn
ing.
ATTORNEY GENERAL LUCEY
SETTLED QUESTION RAISED
Difficult to Long Retain Good Men
on Police Force at Present
Low Wage Scale.

1t Is reported that at the council
meeting this morning resolution.
or amendment. will be introduced
providing for a. raise in the salaries
of members Of the police force.
The new salaries. SO it is said,
will be $50 for patrolmen, or police
constahles, $50 for the sergeant of
police and si25 for the chief CT po-
lice, the raise amounting annually :
to $2,l00 for 16 men.
That the salaries can be raised at
any time under the commission form
of municipal government, provided
the raise is made effective any time
six months prior to city election.
has been definitely settled by an
opinion of Attorney General p. J..
Lucey Of the State Of Illinois. pub
lished long ago in rhe Bulletin.
There never had been any qucs-
ton in regard to the matter III the
minds OF those who had read the
law carefully but it was raised
nevertheless and to settle the dis
pute an appeal was made to Attor-
ney General Lucey.
Then came the question of funds,
bar being raised to the increase by
the statement that the city could
not meet the raise although there
had been made an appropriation of
$4,000 with which to pay sala-
ries for the year of 1913.
This In the face of the fact tha t
under the old administration with q
much larger force and the
same appropriation of $4,000 for
all salaries, the men received the
same pay as at present, but with
an additional allowance in fees
which more than made up the dc
tiCiency between $40 and $50.
1t is claimed that the only wa
in which this appropriation of $25.-
600 for salaries could have been cX-
pended, even with the increase for
the salaries Of the commissioners,
must have been that the appropria
tlon of another department WAS eX-
hausted by failure to properly kno@-
to what fund the expenses incurred
should have been charged
When the question Of raising tn ,
salaries of the members of the no i.
lice force was first brought up, in
addition to the question of the lc-
gality which was raised. the meas.
ure was slightly befogged by the
firemen also asking a raise in wages,
although this department has re
ccived two raises during the past
eight years while the police forca
salaries have been lowered, the
elimination of the fees being praC-
tically reduction.
AS an argument that the salaries
should be raised, it is pointed out
that the fees taken from the police,
diverted to the city and applied in
support of the JAIL leaving but th :
bare wages makes it very difficult
to retain competent men long on tn"
force as they can make almost a
much money at other work withou
the long hours in all kinds OF
weather every day or night in the
week which is the lot of police
man.
1t is said that The resolution. OF
amendment, which will be offered
this morning will be forced to q
vote of the commissioners although
efforts may be made to defer action
and eventually pigeon hole the mat.
ter, as has been done frequently il
matters with past administrations
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19

Mexico City. Jan. 1S-Fightinf,
between a scouting party of Zapata
forces and small detachment OF
federals at Tizatana, a suburb con-
fConcludpd on Pare Fonr0
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19

San Bias, Sinaloa, Mex, Jan. is.
While the forces arriving here to-
day with General Carranza aprar-
emily will move against Guadala-
lara, reports received by the consti-
tutionalist commanders indicate
that General Villas insurgents will
move against Torreon. Guadalajara,
the capital of Jalisco, is the strate-
gic ky to the center of the repub-
lie. TCrrcon, the metropolis OF Goa
hula, is the central railroad poin;
of northern Mexico.
Villa reported from Chihuahua
City that he is prepared to move
in any direction with an alnplo
force, as the result Of his victory AT
Oiinaga.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19

Concluded on Page Four.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Enrone 10 Call Halt.

Concluded on Page Two.l
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Concluded on Fourth Page. }
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-19
Daily Thouuht.

The great thing in the world is not
10 much to seek happiness as to earn
peace and self.respect.-Huxley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
DEATH OF Or. BATES.

The sudden death OF Or. William J.
Bates yesterday came as a sorrowful
shock to his unprepared friends and
the community at large. DR.. Bates was
one OF the best known physicians in
Wheeling. although he had retired
from active practice some time ago.
His father was ono of the most sue
cessful practitioners OF this commun.
ity. having been the medical adviser
and friend Of the oldest established
families in Wheeling. The son. taking
up his fathers profession. succeeded
TO his practice. and thus continued
his fathers confidential relations with
these families.
The Bates name has been a long
and honorable one with US. kept I'M
tainted by the descendants OF tho
founder. whose presence in the sick
room was a benson and whose friend.
ship was delight All Of these At
tributes were transmitted to the son