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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
CONFIDENT AIR
AT UNIVERSITY
Special Dispatch TO the Intemreneer


MoRGANTOWN. W. Va. Nov. ee-
with the one big game of the season
olt t1frc lays away. there is an air OF
''Nlldcnte That surround ~thc ootball
amp at West Virginia which bids fair
10 blossom INTO victory when the sun
sets iu the west next Tnursday evening
hehind that eleven that has already
brought fam" 90 the good name 81 me
1 my er~iiA. there - a. spirit that augurz
ven To pave the way 20 victory In other
Itop4e and alumni are behind the BOYS
no VIII wear the old Gold and KIue
thursday and the men themselves know
The big eleven goes 90 work tomorrow
afternoon 20 place tho finishing touches
attempt will Uc made 20 add new piavS
or formations As state coaches feels sat
iNlltd mat the eleven = ufIenS. is strong
enough Most all the time viii be spent
on forming oeicusc- TO all styles OF of-
Tense auu 90 overcome. what has been
Vest ~Nirgiuia.s downfall for three
ears lack uf ability Co break up passes.
ln frIutN Fl gam. with Marietta. Nest
h irflhlA broke ug eighteen passes. Iu-
.'t,'ptrd seven. Tailed 90 break up three
mile two others tried went Wide NJ
iHc.f mark Ly poor execution
me iir~t string which consists Of
ABOUT twenty men viii leave here Tues
Jay uight for the F~alrtnont Couutry club
where they viii stay until after she
game Here everything Will b. uui.f l.
"a special Diet VIII be- given the men I'm,
remainder OF the squad viii be taket 70
o. liW"u Thursday al noon. with the
"N'tliluuS OF End Colehauk. who has A
slight attack Of lImhago tho squad IL
pm good snap" \ big banquet is 90 ns
served az the country club following the
game but many 81 The men viii depart
Tor their homes Instead Of STAYING over
Tor the spread
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23

ell was held last evening at the city
building of that place. Only q few
matters of importance were taken up.
An ordinance providing that the street
car motormen sound a gong approach
lnI street intersections was given its
first reading and passed.
Permission was granted the Cats
a Gray Lumber Company to make
the changes necessary in the curling
on Lafayette avenue hat a driveway
might be- had to the lumber yards.
Mrs. Eliza Shumaker was granted
permission to raise her home al the
corner Of Seventh street and West.
oru avenue.
The final estimates for the First
street paving were accepted by coun-
Gil, and the assessments were ordered
published. Another meeting will be-
held December I3. when the assess.
mcnts will be ratified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
M'MECHEN

At The meeting Of McMechen Lodge.
-" - hnlEhts OF iythias to he held
In the second degree.
What viii come as a complete surprise
q" their many friends here t- the an
n"nucemeut of the marriage OF Mr. Chas.
S'nnllz, OF TINS city and Miss Ida bet
'Hsr or hcellmE. which occurred
were TO have been married ~Thanksgiv-
ing nut stole a little march on their
IT ENDS ana were united last week.
Wllllam Snider. well known piano
Alrsllans OF cameron, spent yesterday
I'm the city attending to business mat
Lincoln Lodge. No. 80. ]. O. q. r.. held
= laIkeIy alI,nd'! business meeting last
evening in the M,Mcoheu building.
Mrs. Ward ID. Goodwin. of this city. is
spending several days visiting with hcr
Parents at iairmont.
Mrs. W. A.. Keller. who has been con
ln'd Hi hcI home uu south Marshall
street with Illness i- reported TO Doe some
Mrs John Sivsrt who has spent som.
time in california viii arrive here ON
a visit this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sivert
viii leave lu about two weeks FOR Los
ture home.
mike Freeman who was severely burn
ed about 10" face and arms when a slight
gNI.'sl'n occurred az the Hitchman mine
In ruwuu a week or so ago. rs slowly
iWlruviuL az his hum. across the bridge.
Gerald Conner. coy this city who under
went an operation az The Glendale hneui-
ly.
The work of clearing away tho small
Elp iu The uarruw~ has been completed.
lno work was done by The Traction CONF
IaHN employees.
Miss Mabel Hull has returned TO her
nome per, after a visit with relatives at
~Nuuui~yIll,.
Miss Jennie Eitehic or this city is yis-
itIur with friends az MuuudsvlIIe for
several DAYS.
James Cunningham has arrived home
from Fish Greek. where DE spent several
uIN. nLnILI. LL-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
SMALL FIRE AT
MOUNDSVILLE
CAUSED BY EXPLOSION OF Case.
LINE AT WILLIS SPOON
DYE WORKS.
Elmer Lilly, an Employe. was Slight
" lnjured-Other MoundsviIle
Items Of Interest.

The Moundsville fire department
was called out Yesterday afternoon 10
the Willis Spoon dye wotks on JEFF.
tcrsou avenue when an explosion OF
gasoline and other chemicals set fire
TO ia eintcrior Of the building The
blaze was hard TO e%Ntinruish. water
having but little effect ON the chemi-
Gals. but the flremen had the fire out
within about ten minutes after their
arrival
Elmer Lilly. an smployt. was burned
about the face when the explosion
occurred. but not seriously Some
clothing was destroye ed but the dam
was slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23

Heide and Captain Tschappatt. Of Bell
ar Team a. was decided that the Red
and Black eleven would pIay no more
games this season.
i"ilair' has certainly had % very un-
successful season Faur rar.4 v..r.
won and four lost Following il Tho roo
ord For the season
sept s'-l ~IriDhSlIlIc. =. E.Ilaira 10.
oct -Lau'-sille. q. Rollairc. %
''l Past Liberty. o. EsIlair.. 20.
oct 22-Nsrietta. a. UsIIaire %
DO. a"-'ulumbus g. IT,. p. R.1aira-
Nov I5-N'w Philadelphia .E. E.Il-
aIrc. q.
NoN 2o-Ea~t Liverpool. o.. ReIlairs q
I"itls-ppporeuts. ss. Bellaire. ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
VARSITY READY
FOR WESLEYAN
special DIspatcn to % Interirenccr.

ORC ANTOWN. W. Va. Nov. 50
enthusiasm rciEned supreme In the
West virginia football camp to-day. the
pracuce being the snappicst OF the en-
tire year. Coach Metzger ran the team
up ana down the field for a full hour and
every man was talking IN the signal
drilL Livery combination possible both
In the backfield and line was used In orr
DER 20 get all the substitutes acquainted
10 playing all positions. Culehauk. who
mas llrnhag1, ran signals Tor "a short
time and then circled the field "A dozen
times Hanback, Curry showed signs or
'ntrl'y Horse tonight being re-
lieved In practice by Allen. 4 half hour
was spent In forwiuE defsrsoz 20 Wss-
leyans plays. the Scrubs turning out
twenty strong. % team leaves too
morrow night az S.5i for the Countrv
club az Farmont. % spend until the biz
gam" Thursday. The following men
WI go annie Henry. Brennan. North
colt, Eiddle. Webster. Bailey. CoIehank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
II May Mean Eczema, Scrofula-The
First Sign of Inherited Blood Disease

Pimples scaly itching skin. rashes. burning sensations and scr,fla
denote with ntNliuc certainty a dohiiated weakened and impure state of
The blood The trouble may have hoer i0 your blood from birth. but n o
how YOU We're infected you must treat Do through the blood Do IS a
blood disease You must use S s S. tho standard blood tonic Tor 80 wears
~ Ho1 expect certain relief For puifup the system. nohnE H ,gul tor
The action OF S S S Is to cleanse tho blood 10 s18ks through the system
direct TO the seat of ~ frouhlc.lctrE as IN arrdoto To- rcufraHze fa
blood rosou1 10 r'yit'izes the red blood Corru5cIes increases tho flow
Fo that the blood car properly perform is physical work The DUH sluggish
feeling leaves you the complexion clears no Even Ions erndfrr cases
respond promptly. but you must take s s S Dr.s and rhsffufs
won't do Get s S s from your DRUGGIST o. yours is "a spsca case md
you need expert advice. write TO S S S Co.. Atlanta. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
HELLAR A. c
Wiu Play brilliant Hixh school on
Thanksgivtng.

THr kels~ Athletic club VIII q. t,
Brilliant Thursday afternoon where. they
w|| play tho high school CLEVER. OF that
place. The brilliant eleven Is considered
a- worthy opponents Tor ans lightweight
team lr this vicinity and "a good game
.Uu'uI result The E'Ilar players are
requested tH be out for practice this
evening ON the NII1 field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23

To" announcement 10 tho effect
that tac local high school management
was negotiating with EeIIaire for ID
game Turkey day ls erroneous The
faculty and team held % meeting yes.
f'rdaf and decided chat they would
not attempt Goo take ADVANTAGE of
wheeling misfortune and play the
ohio team af Nho.I.ua for "a money
making purpose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
Kraus Shirts

That's because they want
something different and first
and last Kraus Shirts are eX-
elusive.
You will be wanting other
furnishings. too. for Thanks
giving. Stop in our store and
look over our extensive line
of gloves. our Snappy y hats,
our newly purchased cravatS,
etc.
Better see us before Won
see the Turkey.
Weather for today-Fair.
GDWmNW5R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
snoMer Ior arIdeto.Ee

Miss Grace Hicks very pleasantly
entertained last evening at the home
of Mrs. j. j. Chsddock. OF sixth
street with 60 shower complimentary
To Miss Nfrearct Berry. whose mar
rage fo Mr.. Michael Earnst will be- IN
the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23

squire r VI Lewis will today hand
Iudlmeut BOZ The case Of UaCkle
VS. Chester and william Burkey The
case grew out of Charles Uaokle al.
IcElug the Hurk'y boys stole a shot
gun from him. and was heard last
Thursday BOO The sGu.re.s court. the
squire resoryiuE bis decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23

ETY. Is arranging for a big social and
entertainment to be held on the even
ing of December ..
The 5. =. G. Club will be entertained
next Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Nellie Leggett. OF Eleventh
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
No Law Against Shirts

DAN r. SAYS
There is no law determin-
ing what kind of a shirt
4 man shall wear. Most
men, having a free choice.
select
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
Improvement socletn Meets

The Glendale Improvement society
will meet al the home Of Mrs. CLYDE
McCutcheou. Of Rooney Point. this
afternoon. Dr Harriet b. Jones viii
D." present and deliver an address ON
Health and sanitation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
BELLAIRE HIGH
CLOSES SEASON
COACH. MANAGER CAPTAIN OF
TEAM N ACTION
YESTERDAY.
Early Termination OF Schedule Du. 20
U~nfortnuAte Death OF Captain Par
ker. Of wheeling squad

Due 70 the death OF Captain William
iarker. OF the Wheeling hiEh school
eieNcn, the Thanksgiving game was can
S-lieu. and at a conference held yester-
Jay morning between Superintendent j.
\ jackson. Coach ~Estabrook Nsnarer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-23
STATE FOOTBALL TITLE WILL
BE SETTLED ON THANKSGIVING
FORWARD PASSING vs. HARD LINE
fLUNolNQ WILL DETER
MIME RESULT

Both wesleyan and State Have Best
Teams IN History and Game Prom
tsSs 20 BE Best in Years.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07
More Objections To The
General Property Tax

There seems to be no end to dis
covery of injustice in the general pro-
perty tax. AT the Conference on Sep
TENDER IA of the League of Iowa NUM-
CAPABILITIES at Council Bluffs, Mayor
Cross of Burlington showed the I'M
fairness of assessments of merchan-
disc, even assuming that every mer-
chant returns the exact value of his
stock on hand on the day of assess
men. Mayor Cross said:
A little inquiry at my home city eli
cited the following answers to the
question, About how often do you turn
over the value of your stock?':
Hardware and furniture, once per
annum.
Dry Goods, 27a to times. mn
Shoes, / " to2 times.
Drugs, to 8 times.
Jewe1ry, once in three years.
Grocery, 8 to 8 times annually.
Meat Market, once a week or SO
times a year.
From these answers we find that a
jewelry store is taxed 156 times as
high as meat market having the
same amount of sales, etc.
Wholesale houses turn their stocks
over about three times year, while
the large mail order houses in the
large cities throughout the country
turn their stocks over much quicker.
These latter are given big advantage
in taxation over the local merchants,
as they fill many of their orders di
rect from the factory where the goods
are manufactured which therefore do
not show upon any invoice of stocks
for taxation"
In other words, however, conscien-
tious assessors and taxpayers might
be, anything approaching a fair and
equal assessment of merchandise is
an absolute impossibility.
There are other reasons, of course,
why merchandise should not be taxed.
There should be no tax levied on any
thing produced by human labor, be-
cause we do not want to discourage
production of wealth. VI
In the same words, Mayor Cross
made clear the ineXpediency of taxing
any kind of personal property, or i'm
provements on Ian. He urged local
option on taxation, so that any com
munity which might want to adopt
the single tax should do so.
That proposition should have the
support of opponents of the single
taexrs, since those who honestly be-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07
EeuSs Is She oeeeslon.

! Mn. FlAtbush-Woll, II you caught
such . big fish as you claim. why
didn't you bring It home?
Mr. Flatbush-What was the use.
deari ! couldn't have got it into ~.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07
The Rex Theatre
'Moviie'' Program

Monday and Tuesday-Julius Steg-
err. the great dramatic actor in his
most recent and greatest triumph
"The Master of the House. Equitable
5 acts. Pathe Weekly and comedies
Wednesday and Thursday ~ Mae
Marsh, Robert Harron, Mary Alden
and Ralph Lewis in ''The Outcast," a
Mutual Masterpiece, full of excite
ment and thrill. Charlie Chaplin in
the latest Essany4Chaplin comedy,
in two acts. See Charlie
Chaplin at his best.
Friday and Saturday-William Fox
presents Theda Bara and William E.
Shay, in Sin startling, realistic,
modern screen drama tPathe Weekly
and comedies also. vi
See that YOUR MERCHANT nS A
rMAJORITY ADVERTISER.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07

iIgvs Ii. siAglg tat il Ii i JBga, thlhg
should 4aeieous i, shsEes fcE ! Us.
in Community tnaatt ,*s sialtss Il Is be
made.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07

Miss Oldgirl (gushing)-Ah! II I
had only been born in the days Il
chtvalry.
Ar. Caller Downe - Well. ron
weren't % aWfully far from It.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07

Carpenters at Lancaster. Pa. have
.scured an eight-hour day.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07

See that YOUR MERCHANT rs A
.GAJORITY ADVERTISER.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-10-07

our present system of society-and
that it may strike them at any mo-
ment.
Condemn not the man but, instead,
the system which breeds him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
SOLDIERS RAID
AMERICAN MINING CAMP

Douglas, Ariz Dec absence of
any direct word for four days from
the Amcrican-owned mining camp
of III Tigre. seventy miles southeast Of
here in Sonora was explained late to-
day with the receipt Of word that the
camp was invaded last Thursday by
500 Villa troops under Gen. Pablo Lo-
pc, who forced the garrison of ninety
Carranza soldiers under Capt Antonio
V LOretto TO cyacuate after brief
fight Previously II was reported
that the garrison had driven off tho
attacking force The extent of the
damage done by the raiders was not
stated, except that they had looted all
the stores and residences. The min
ing company's plant was unharmcd
The Villa troops remained i'm the
camp Thmsdav FRIDAY annd Satur-
day, after which General Lopc rode
eastward with them for Chihuahua by
way Of Colonia. OaXaca and through
Pulpto pass
II was reported that the raiders
cOnfiscated a train of pack mules with
which to carry away their loot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Crew Of Chao-ho Turns Guns
on Two Other WarShipS and
on Arsenal Shot Fall in
Foreign Concessions,
NATURE OF OUTBREAK
NOT DEFINITELY KNOWN
Efforts to Ascertain Full Story
of Trouble Blocked BY Ac-
ton Of Officials in Charge
of Vessels.


Shanghai Dee. 6.--The crew of the
Chinese cruiser Chao-Ho mutinied last
night and opened fire ON two other
warships and the arsenal. The fire was
returned the engagement lasting for
cue hour Several shots fell in the
foreign concessions
Apparently the outbreak has been
confined TO the Chao-llo, The Chi
ncse authorities announce that she
Will De shelled aud sunk at daybreuk.
Cause Not Disclosed
Conflicting accounts of the nature
OF the outbreak are current and oW-
ing 10 strict measures taken by the
authorities Il has been impossible thus
far to obtain official Information 1t
appears however, that at o'clock
sunday afternoon twenty men set
forth from the foreign settlement I'M
q launch and went alongside the Chao-
Ho, which is lying opposite the kiang-
Nan arsenal.
on the arrival OF the launch the
crew OF the Chao-HO mutinied, appar-
emily by Encouragement
Opened Fire ON Arsenal.
At about 6 o'clock the mutineers
opened fire on the arsenal, the cruis-
or Hai-Chi and the gunboat Tung-
Ching
The Hai-Chi aur Tung-ChinE replied
and there was lively cannonading OF
light and heavy guns for an hour. At
least half dozen three pound shots
fell in the foreign concessions. The
city and countryside were thrown into
panic
After the firing ceased, the Chao-
Ho remained al anchor keeping watch
on the other warship
would Bc Shellcd Rr Dnwm
The arsenal authorities notified the
senior consul of the foreign settlement
that the Chao-Ho would be shelled
ana sunk at daybreak.
Attempts to investigate the out
break met with only partial success,
The Associated Press correspondent
endeavored TO reach the arsenal in
a launch but was challenged BY the
Tung- Ching and ordered to turn
about Notwithstanding immediate
compliance with this order, the gun
boat opened fire, damaging the launch
slightly
Three subsequent attempts to reach
the arsenal by automobile were un-
apahng On each occasion the outer
piCkets were passed after n strict eN-
animation but the inner guards turn
cd back the automobiles.
At the time of the last attempt at
9 o'clock this morning there was
heavy outbreak Of firing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
CRUISER WATTS TO
SEIZE AMERICAN SHIP

Galveston. Tex, Dec. "a big
British battle cruiser steamed SLOWLY
along Galveston's gulf front for sew
eral hours this morning. remaining
Just beyond the three-mile limit
Shortly after noon the cruiser put on
fun steam and disappeared eastward.
Marine men here expressed the
opinion that this was the same cruis-
or which has been reported in the gulf
for several days and which is thought
TO be waiting for the departure Of
the steamer Au Sable. The Au Sable
formerly was the Dutch steamer
Laura, recently changed to American
registry
The Au Sable is loaded with cotton
and her owners recently announced
she would sail for "A Danish port as
soon as the department of state guar
anteed her safe passage.
II is said that the British govern
ment claims that the Au Sable was
purchased with German money and
hs.s threatened 10 SEIZE her as soon as
She leaves American waters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
THE WEATHER
WEATHER roRECAsr.

Denver De New Mexico Mon-
day partly cloudy; Tuesday fair. not
much change i'm teiuperaturc.
~~~-~N->~--~-~--1~~~0
stephens Nolan aud Elston. Of Call
fornia; Martin. Of Louisiana. and
Schall, Of Minnesota, held q confer
ence today and agreed that they
would not attempt party organiza.
ton for the present al least. They de-
eided that each would act according
TO his own individual views and vote
as he personally prefers without ref
erence To party. Representatives
stephens and Copley, ana probably
one or two OF the others. will support
The republican candidate for speaker
aud will vote with the republicans
generally during the session
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
LEAGUE TO ENFORCE
PEACE AGGRESSIVE
10y Aosaiso JOURNAL srser.l lsAsso wlSsl

New York, Dec. 5.--FOrmation OF
state branches has been begun by the
league TO enforce peace, of which for
mcr President William H. Taft is
president and the object Of which is
to maintain world peace after the
close of the European war. Organiz-
alton will be along lines followed by
political parties There viii be in
each state chairman and state
committee with branches in each
county. The work viii be in charge
Of committee headed by former
Judge Alton T.. Parker The follow
ing have been asked to become, tenn
porary chairmen
j E Hedges, for New York; Myron
Y. Herrck, for Ohio. Judge George
Gray. for Delaware President Hibben
Of Princeton university, for New Jer-
sey: President Towel of Harvard for
Massachusetts; Henry Lane Wilson,
for Indiana Theodore Marburg for.
Maryland. ex-Gov Henry A. Buchtel
for Colorado. ex-Gov John Lind, for,
Minnesota. eN-Gov w w, Kitchip.
for North Carolina, eX-Gov. Oscar b.
ColQuitt for Texas; eX-Gov william
II. Mann. fof virginia United states
Senator Charles r.. Townsend, for
Michigan, and United states SENATOR
Albcrt H. Cummins for Iowa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
LAST DAY OF FAIR
ESTABLISHED RECORD

San Francisco, Dec. 5.--rhc total
attendance of the Panama-P Pacific eX-
position which closed last night was
1S,87L957 according to an official
announcement today Yesterday was
the record day for admissions, i5S.-
55S persons having passed through
the turnstiles.
With the passing OF the exposition
workmen began today the dismantling
of the various foreign and state build
ings and exposition palaces. A few
of the concessions on the pleasure
zone viii continue TO operate, II was
said, for a short time. but for the
most part the exhibitors began ar
rangemeuts for an early departure
from the grounds few Of the eN-
hibits will he sent TO the Panama
California International exposition at
San Diego and some viii be shipped
to the Panama exposition in the Canal
zone.