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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-29

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
REV. DR.. ALLEN ASSUMES DUTIES
AT FOURTH STREET NJ. &.
CHURCH
Tells Congregation In initial Sermons
That Sin Is Overwhelming Yoke
About Mans Neck.

Contending that the millennium on
earth would be attained only by the
absolute determination of all sin. at
lacking every known form of vice
which anlicts the present social >ys-
TEN. and openly feHciaung himself
ON his good fortune in hayinr the OPP
uortunity TO move from a state. New
York. and a city. Buffalo. where the
Iiquor traffic i- unre-jrI cd Co state
and city where the prohibitlonists
have won their battle. Er,. Dr. tlar-
cnce b. Allen entered upon ri- pastor
ate IN the Fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal church Yesterday.
He addrs- -ed eloquent and Impa-
sionstc sermons. morning and ,yeuiu-.
TO congregation that filed the audi
torium of the edihce. lu Inc morning
he spoke ON The Pillar Christian
His evening subject was. "l- 90 10th
ing to You In neither sermon did
Do make any marked reference to hi-
new incumhoncy. leaving what might
boz called his inaugural sermon proper
until Friday evening when he and his
family viii be rendered "a reception boo
the church by tho conIrs cation.
What Constitutes Christianity.
Dr Aliens morning disoour-" wa.
confined more OF Jess closely to thrO.
logical matters. Dr. was au oral sketch
OFF what "a Churcnuau should boz what
quaufles he should possess. fo meas.
ure up 90 the qualification and eN.
ueCtafioua OF bis Master Ouls when
man affains such perfection can be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
WHAT HAPPENED TO
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
QUESTION is PULLING EMMETT
PICKETT AND BELLAIRE
POLICE FORCE.
Onserupuious Autoist Evidently Ap-
Propriated Perfectly Good Pair
While Machine Owner
Was Absent

'ariA lnee extra tires on ones auto
m"hil" has many advantages. and then
well. here what happened 10 I'm
met Picket Of Noble street BeIIaire.
Last night Mr.. Pickett cranked up
hIs machine and drove 10 a point on
The Wheeling Traction company
lines near stop -. a short distance
west Of bridgeport. There he visited
with friends leaving his car along thc
highway
In due time the visit was over.
Exit Mr.. Pickett There silhouettec
against The landscape stood his auto
mobile. but Do" quickly perceived ,nat
something else which should also De
-ilhoutfted ws- missing AN extra
tire. CONSERVATION Closer examiua-
lion POUNDS TWO extra tires $50.
Mr Pickett and the Belaire police
deducted after Analysing the mystery
mar som" interruptions autoist VINO
passed the temporarily abandoned
machine had seen the tires and. need
INK several new ones himself. had. or
course. appropriated them
but that's just suppo.ftor Bei-
.air" police are stil! invesugatng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
SAYS THAT BIBLE
UPHOLDS SUFFRAGE
MISS LAURA CLAY. KENTUCKY
SUFFRAGETTE LEADER,
SPEAKS IN LOCAL
CHURCH.
Equality OF Man and Woman Illus
trated by Passages in the
Scriptures

Miss Laura Clay. of Kentucky. who
n To speak this evening in the Board
. OF Trade assembly rooms in the Mar
ket Auditorium. on "Why Women
" ant the Ballot under the auspices
of the Ohio County Equal Suffrage
association, gave an interesting ad-
, dress IN the First Christian church be-
#. fore large audience last evening.
The FIRST chapter OF Genesis. she
said. tells OF the creation of man and
woman m the image OF God, and max
ing them superior over all other
inhabiting the earth. The mere fact
that man was created before woman
does not make him superior TO her.
3 Tor as NJ. Paul said, women was ere
ated To- hc q companion OF man and
not as something TO be dominated by
4. him
The Buddists. and Mohammedan
held woman in subsection. and IL was
the belief OF the Mohammedan that
woman had no soul. This. she said.
j. discredited by all civilized nations.
the Bible also discrediting these opin-
ions
In St Paul. there is passage
which states that no woman should
. IiN'tNil III tAN FuiFiAos anu tlaA II -
shameful for them TO do so. This. in
the opinion OF Miss Clay. is a passage
quoted from letters of the CORN
, thians. and she illustrated her point
I by quoting further passages OF Paul
which speak of the equality OF man
/ and woman.
Another point showing the equality
OF man and woman brought out BY
( Miss Clay was the fact that through
out the old and new testaments.
women as we'll as men preached the
gospel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06

THE DEAD.
JOHN THRESH, % married. Amerl-
can. treasurer Local Union 1862. head
split open by stone fall.
ANDY UJHELYE. 81. married. Hun
sarisn. head and body crushed by
stone.
STEVE ZELoGlE, %. married, Hun.
garisn, eleetrocuted by contact with
cable.
THE INJURED.
ANDY HAITI. Hungarian, scalp torn
from head. crushed about body. re-
moved TO Martins Ferry City hospital.
STEVE moLosic. Hungarian, cut
and bruised about head and body, re
moved TO his home on Rush run.
a speeding motor crashed into a
mule-driven car carrying a number of
miners 10 the mouth OF the mine after
completing the days work caused tho
death of three men and the injury Of
TWO others. Saturday afternoon. The
accident took place in the No. Rush
Kun mine. jefferson county.
The accident happened about 900
feet from the mouth Of the mine and
DO is considered miracle that the
the time OF the accident were not
killed. The men were coming out
after completing their days work
when the motor which was rushing
into the mine TO bring out another
load of men crashed into them. The
collision caused the mine props 10 be
broken. letting the roof fall on the car
load OF men. The accident occurred
about four o'clock and DO was seven
O'Clock before the dead and injured
we're carried To- the mouth of the mine
so great was the fall OF stones and
dirt The three men were instantly
killed.
% is said that had the motor waited
about five minutes before entering tha
mine the accident would not have oc.
CURED Coroner Kerb. OF jefferson
county. d. investigating the accident
and will mo- doubt place the blame to-
day.
Tho funeral Of the victims have not
been arranged for but will probably be
held tomorrow afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06

OF strength. Of every thing which Is
sI.'u hilI 70 hold .acred and dear
II Lan should walk ON the beach
10 the oceans edge and toss into that
brimy wash . dollar Tor cvcry min
ME which has passed since the birth
of Jesus christ hr would lost tu the
world but une-half OF the sum that
has recn wasted for liquor iu tna
r-t,d States.
A! 49, these evils are born OF "a
SINGLE 'h.re-siu' So long o. sin tx.
isis ia ttis world Their, can be no alb.
sOi-t, Ceri-.'su reign. Wipe ou- sin
? .ies. s.. Icu:Uc1rr.-. DEGRADATION. de-
Basement eStraaged families. strif,
between labor and Industry. The bar
rivr -E.t -eparsJ. -oci-ty and permit
one Ian o. rise 10 dry heights and
from Die position io mold PnoJher
Gown.
Church Must Head Appeals.
ia. N.nat &, +iuH an ulmatrriaI
snm. hinE which forms he mot dot
rlL4".f.l factor over loCseG or man. "a
m"rst"r "la"'t or earth d. God Tor
r au .s rr1tu, Here p mas idea ot
Sim" 'i"V"r,g co- 'ruct.d. Hu.Iv
woven. .1dr-'ruclhia net. concealed
ln fI" path O. maH ,u -afaurlr HE
feet. fo cIa- lir Opu. fo ,at,l his
pro .-a.o Iovg ara roid Li1I last. to
joe. bio frantic Efforts fu escape ana
.0 tsfn- l.s "ndeas,-4 hy .ufan ding
..M lo., .rd more J.utl.. urt.l.
nprsi. -.ls b,lrd. ;lo victim gives up
H '"-uair anil cries ou. Zoo d,-p"r1-
lion fI tho-" about him. Us Dr. nothing
'o you. all So hot pass"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
MINISTER GLAD HE ESCAPED FROM
"WET" NEW YORK TO WEST VA.

hope 90 fulfil tho duties OF pillar
Christian said Dg. Allen
lis 80 nothing To YOU" .st.d The min.
lister. that inju-tic. aL. disconfoa,
have crepi into our industrial .yst,me
WOrkmen are subjected tc ms.trcat.
m,nt. vases kept down. employ crs er-
richrd through the slavery tuey i'm
pose upon their employee There is
something Vronc with ucr industry.
What D. IT,
out there 200 the world seq mere
children. boy aud girls. Who ougft 10
be- in school. sucked into the di-astrou .
vortex ~ industrial strive cnfse5led
ruined. physically and mentally. be-.
fore they are really oil enuug. To-
carry dinner pail O.. is 81 positive
TACT that 80 vast number of children
are working In sueatSLuT- BOO tlf.
country today thai b. placed iu . line
one behind ttc other far In. would
reach from san Francisco to Ne-.
York and from Then. .o Sew Or.saus.
Wat d. wIHr-'
Should Safeguard Women.
There stands woman. uosu,imi
sweet. pure. the ..r. Foundation Cd.
humanity Women 4loy. 1u else
should boz -at"r.srusI Euf is surt
No. From hr own personal observe.
tiou- : know that there is an Organized
fraiurkiug boz women bon this country.
Women are sold into vhaf sorloI1zist
have termed "vLr" slavery" Women
dona-ed. DEGRADED G.bar.pel' What
more pitifU"
- ann thankful 'haf have come fs
Ave 900 state which I- enlightened fo
THEE extent lhaf fhe Hguor curse has
been abolished West Virginia 20.
-arl a- favored state. favored boz.
God when Ilo stretched forth Hls hand
fu strengthen che righteous AGAINST
fhe sinful Liquor lau- Yra uot only
OF economic rUoI-. buf OFF character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
WONEN'~ TAILORED SUITS
GREATLY REDUCED

LlbrruIityof selection and economy
"t price makes This 1000 event Of inn
p"rtaucc tU saving women.
There are the short. medium and
long coat. also thc full flare stvlc
Braid and Fur-trimmcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06

Our Candy Section Is equipped
TO supply Sunday schools. churches.
lodges. organizations or individuals
who buy i'm large quantities for the
holidays with pure and wholesome
Candies made i'm our own kitchen.
Place your order now and get the
best Candy this Christmas you ever
had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
INQUEST TODAY
INTO ACCIDENT
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE
DEATH OF THREE MINERS AT
RUSH RUN, SATURDAY.

Motor Crashed Into Car Carrying
Miners Returning From Work.
Causing Roof 10 Fall, Is Report
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-08
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Pasa a Ia pagina 3, COLUMBIA 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
Cornell Crew
Wins Varsity
STANFORD BOYS, 5 FRET BEHIND
BRING CHEERS FROM
THOUSANDS.

PouGHKEEPSIE. y. Y. June %.
I'm triangular battle Of blades un-
.caualled In American rowing history,
cornell won the varsity four-mile race
bere from Leland Stanford by eighi
seel Syracuse exhausted by the
struggle. slid over the line two lengths
5n front % the Columbia crew, which
nad Wrested fourth place from Penn.
aylVania in the last mile Of the great
Hudson regatta.
Stanford represented on the Hudson
Tor the first time, nearly 1000 miles
from home and practically overlooked
as contender in the predictions Of
experts forced the Ithaca veterans,
5avor.tes in the betting, to last ef.
Sort Of nerve and strength to win.
From the time Stroke Maurer, Of
stanford drove his blade into the
water Stanford was factor in the
struggle and as the prov of the car
dinal she'll crept up on the faltering
Cornell oarsmen in the terrific drive
at the finis thousands were shrieking
and cheering the far-Western crew on.
Syracuse. which had been fightinz
with Cornell for the lead, was unable
80 stand the terrific pace Of the last
mile When the Stanford coxswain
called for a last desperate effort from
his giant crew. the cardinal boat
swept easily by their salt city rivals,
anut Coach Courmey's oarsmen were
unade OF s'eruer stuff and though
-wabbling and exhausted had just en-
oush streneh 10 hold their lead until
the fin sh line was passed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
HERNIST0n TO HAVE
BIG DAY ON JULY 8,
PROGRAM PREPARED
VOLUNTEER FIRENIEN ARRANGE
EVENTS To CELEBRATE
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Program VIII Begin at 8 O'Clock In
Morning and Continue Until Late
HOur-An Kinds OF Racing Events
VIII BE Held and In Evening There
Win BE Dancing.
(special Correspondence.N }

HERMISTON, Ore, June 29.--Mon-
day, July 8. promises TO he a day of
strenuous pleasure in Hermiston. the
volunteer fire department having
prepared for the Fourth OF July cele-
bration for the past two months. The
program, beginning at a, M, will
continue until late evening, A tennis
tournament will be the first feature
in which some of the local champions
win battle, At 10 o'clock viii be
the address of the day. From IL a.
m to 1880 p, m. there will be a
boys race, girls race, free for all,
three legged race, sack race potato
race, holster fight, tug-of-war
In the afternoon the Umatilla nine
and the Hermiston baseball team will
meet
Following the baseball game the
hose race will start, including pony
race free for all and ladies hose
race.
After supper dancing will be the
important feature.
Good purses are up for all events
and fun is promised every minute.
Mrs. Joseph Ralph was delightfully."-
surprised Saturday afternoon at her
home on Gladys avenue by about
twenty Of her friends Mrs. Ralph
recent bride, was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts for her home, the
surprise being a miscellaneous show
er, Dainty refreshments had also
been prepared as a surprise and were
served on the open porches
Messrs. r, c. Walber Harry Malt
by H. X, Dean and l, c. Campbell
motored to Pilot Rock Sunday to at
tend the ball game
Mrs Thomas Campbell leaves Tues
day for San Francisco where she will
visit several weeks with her sister.
Miss Marie Hobbs and Miss Fannie
Todd will be in Pendleton this week
taking the teachers examination.
Miss Gladys and Althaea Smith en-
tertained a number of their young
friends, informally, Friday evening,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
WOMAN SAYS HER SEX
NOT UP TO STANDARD
MEN CLEANER POLITICAL FIGHT
ERS THAN WOMEN, DE
UARES SUFFRAGIST.

WARREN, Ill, June 29.-"Men
are cleaner political fighters than
women are; women are more Jealous
than men: women are hastier in their
judgment than men; women are more
reyengeful than men; women are less
forgiying than men; women are more
vindictive than men,"
No; you're dead wrong. That isn't
propaganda sent out by the National
Association opposed to Woman Suf-
frage. Those rather biting obserya-
tions came today from no less a per-
sonage than the first woman mayor
or mayoress the state Of Illinois ever
produced, and a lifelong fighter FOL
/ suffrage for women.
That word "personage' was care
fully chosen. Mrs. A. r. Garfield
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
MULE PICKS PLACE
TO DRILL OIL WELL

= DALLAS. Tex, June %
= This yarn-a true one-is about
= a Millionaire with enough coin
= to choke the Hoosac tunnel,
= and plain ordinary old mule,
= "Maud's Brother"
= The millionaire is Col. E. H.
= r. Green, who owns few rail-
= roads, some land and other
= more or less valuable goods of
= this world including "Maud's
. Brother" The colonel wanted
= to drill for oil at Cash, Tex. Be-
= ing a gentleman with a strain
= of sporting blood in his system
= the colonel decided to let
= "Maud's Brother determine
= where to start the first drill.
= The gentleman mule was
= turned loose, and where he stop
. ped to Craze, the drill was
= made. If the colonel strikes it
. rich. "Maude's Brother gets
= pension-and should worry.
4AAAA~%A%A ANA~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

Austrian Tyroi are STRENGTHENING all
the defensive work inside the frontier
From points miles away. the Austri-
cans can be observed dragging heavy
batteries up the steep slopes where
they are being mounted behind bar
rlers Of rock The passes up the
slopes cannot be traversed by horses
or mules, and hundreds OF men are
hauling the big guns up the heights
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

mayoress Of Warren, Is one Of those
things. Unless you knew what she
has accomplished here, and what she
/ SAYS she's going to accomplish, and
/ that she is the mayor, you'd never
/ think it of her. She's about the most
loveable smuggling kind of grand
mothery looking old lady you'd want
1 to meet She's Is and brags about
/ it Everyone here calls her the Good
/ Grandmother she brags about
that. justifiably.
Nobody actually took Mrs. Can
fields candidacy seriously, except her
self. There were, naturally, major
itv of the voters who wanted to see
her elected. But they didn't know
thev were in the majority until the
votes count sent the Good Grand
mother" to the mayors chair, for
which Mrs. Garfield most of the time
substitutes a comfortable rocker.
Then when her election was certain
the vicious elements cheered. They
cheered too soon. Here are some OF
the things Mrs. Garfield has stopped;
Suggestive and sensational movies;
improperly conducted dances; PARK
spooning. and to a great extent, au-
tomobile speeding through Warren
She had also carried the fighting to
liauor sellers until they're out OF
breath and helping her to stop sale
Of liquor to already intoxicated men,
Here are some of the things she is
: going to give Warren:
Public superlntended dancing halls
public readings for young and old; a
centrally established hall to be a
meeting place and house Of enter
tainment for everyone.
Some Of the women who opposed
: my election" said Mrs. Garfield, fused
: weapons I never supposed they pos
sessed. They actually accused me
of drinking. They said l used opium
. The astounding part of 1t was that
some Of these women were leaders In
the Y. NJ. C. A. movement.
MANY opposed me because be
: lleve In young folks dancing. The
r evil In the modern dances Is not II
r the steps or movements, but In th'
r minds of the dancers. Surround
them with proper environment ant
: the dancers won't think evil.
/, Il am firmly convinced that Chi
cago some day in the near future vii
have woman mayor. When tina
comes, Chicago will have the bes
8 municipal government in the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

SEATTLE. Wash, June 2s.--It's
bad enough says Arthur Ruppei to
hang onto a strap in a streetcar, after
a hard days work But TO get handed
rotten strap-that's the limit He
is therefore asking the Puget Sound
Traction, Light and Power Co. for
$4,000 damages. He filed suit alleging
the strap broke and threw him against
the seat and severely injured him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
Yale is Turning Dry.

PHILADELPHIA. Junde 29.-"l
never saw a keg of beer on Yale cam
us, said Louis B. Runk, Yale, '93
lawyer, who is president Of the Phila-
delphia alumni of the New Haven in
stitution. He presided at the weekly
luncheon of Yale graduates at the Ho-
tel Adelphia, where G. f. Gundel-
fingers recent book, Ten Years al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
Yale" was common topic Of conver-

Yale" was a common topic OF CONVEX
sation.
In this book the author, who was
once an instructor at Yale. said some
harsh things about the university, It's
students and faculty, and referred to
its campus as beer soaked"
That's sheer rot and piffle," said
Runk. Students, graduated at Yale.
always first -elass have improved
steadily In the years since left New
Haven. The classes which are COM
ing out now number a large percent
age Of total abstainers Within the
last two years our local alumni asso-
citation, at its annual dinners. has
been furnishing far more ginger ale
and club soda than beer TO the young
er graduates"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

NEWPORT R. /, June 2S,-The
present season has brought forth
many interesting engagements. One
recently announced was that of Miss
Margaret Adrews, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews, of
Newport and New York. to Morgan
Belmont, son of August Belmont.
Though the date of the wedding has
not vet been set it has been definite
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
Had Cash on Ice.

SEATTLE. Wash, June 29.-The
ice-chest Of the Seattle Press club was
broken into by burglars who got away
with SS9.90. The ieebox was used Dy
the night steward as a hiding place
for the cash for the night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

is announced that it will take place
here.
Miss Andrews was introduced to So
ciety three years ago and has been
prominent in the social life of New
port each summer.
Mr. Belmont, who is the youngest
son of August Belmont, was gradu-
ated from Harvard last year. He is
one of the best known polo players in
this country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

with the Athena club having the
pennant cinched by the defeat Of
Weston Sunday. to 2, the final
game of the season has been canceli-
ed by mutual agreement The Athe-
na club will keep in practice for the
championship series with Pilot Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29

President L. D. Drake of the Blue
Mountain League will 90 out to Pi-
lot Rock this evening to present the
uennant to the victorious Pebbles at
a banquet which will be given in their
honor this evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-29
HORNED ROOSTER IS
THE LATEST FREAK

, CLEVELAND, o., June %
Brookside park zoo here has the
very latest animal freak-a
horned rooster. Zoo Keeper
Muldoon believes Dick is the
only "deer-rooster" in the world.
Dicks antlers are about two
inches long Curving grace
, fully outward and upward they
end in notehed points where
; they are just beginning to fork
like the horns Of an elk.
; Students Of American fauna
are stumped. They can't ex-
, plain the phenomenon. And
the oldest part Of the freak Is
; that the bird is kept in a deer I
park.
, Maybe Dicks environment
, brought the horns" says Null
, doom. But he has 'em all
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