The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06

ashIIla ,oIl Notes

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that he mi ghts be IT depends on HE
turn or circu1nx tancesls Attorney Gens
arai "a A.5 Iii lis IS no has been here
this week, was Ing to infurmal1y
discuss th e sub feet Of the poll teal
ollt took which he thinks very bright
for his party In the cdnnt ny AT large
end in Vest 81 81 especially
n VINO has a. host OF tauneha
friends has been supplied by them
~ twoHbses TO buzz him III he wants
the INTO buzz, and will liste en- He has
been doomed for senator. and IN the,
matter or bpoms has heen comp limcnt
ed by his friends with more than the
usual number which Details the aver
age man.
Just at present. said he, 8 am
more Interested. in the Virginia debt
case than am in anything else at
takes all my time and it gives me
sscant opportunity for IL thinking mucn1
of other things, especially what 4 ma.
or may not do in a political way In
the future. That is the business
which has brought me to WastinSto 4
and nothing else Certainly APP
#pTeciafe the comp imentaFy expires
sstonss Of my ENDS with regard to be-
ms al salts factoiV cand idate for this
or that Office, but u haven't reached
that stage where 4 am Ia king them too;
rseriou 1T is too soon to do that,
~ think, and besides Il am too busy
irving to make good with the people
who elented me- to my present of flee to
give Thought to any plan to try to
get another one.
Id the CLOSING days OF Congress
FSenator Chiffon succeeded in landing
oscar Price, of Greenbrier county, an
Important job that carries a salary OF
1000; a year HeNis to be the auditor
for the department of the interior.
and he gets the job as a reward for
valuable ssrv ices to his party and to
Senator Chill ton in paftichlar. III IL
Price is one OF the king pins In the
IsDemocratic state organization, ana
considered by he Oh i1tof end OF it as
ore OF TIL cir NOSE reliab1 q and success.
full lieutensntS: 1t is the best position
that Senator Chiffon has been able to
set from. his Al iminif alton outside
OF thu us1lal IL gu ota which fbolonEs in I'M
the State.
y : = a. II
For two days congressman Snther-
land sat waiting chance to get ttis
Elldns building bill 4 up and passed
1t Was not un I'll u clock Of the morn
ing of the last day ofs the session that
his opportunity came Fortunately.
he had the friendly help Of the always
friendly Speaker Clark. who shot the
Phil lover SO quick that there was not
time for any body to oil jert. 1t was
one of the very few bills Of this kind
That did get passed Mr. Sutherland
fololwad it through the enrolling and.
EengF0ssinE rooms. and ait 4 O'Clock in
tl1e morning had 1T in the Senate,
where Senator Chiffon took it In
charge and succeeded In getting IT.
passed under Suspension of the
Tules, That is how it comes that El-
kins is to get a 1896, 900 government
building in which to house the post
Office, federal court and forestry ser
vice: was a good piece of work
on the part OF both Sutherland and
Chiffon. and Champ Clark 4lould n't be,
overlooked either when passing
around the compl ailments
Prospects for Uncle Sam going IN.
to the aTmoT plate manufacturing
business By are anything but bright
since the@j ONT conEressi onals commit
Etesshled its report anent the subject.
Hence. visions of the establishment
of suci1 a plant in Major Nee1y' s. dis
5tr1ct. ,Jlid ges loss James a..
:Hughes's district, or anywhere In
West Virginia. which is Howard
Sutherland s. district, have gone
fglfmmennE. III these alert con
Rressionals gent cmen were early on
the Job with Bill s. for the location of
such q plant, when lit was frs ssug-
sgested. In Fact, it speaks well for
these West Virginfans and the state
itself, when it is remembered that
the goveTnn1e1 ut ownersl1fp plan was
uggested one day ait 81 !: nj b. III. ali, fis
-. q each of them had a Hi IN
covering the sub jsGt of locating the
PROPOSED plant: some old place IN
West Virginia. While there we're
seven Blk bills of this kind intro
Hduced, 1T must be stated TO the cTed.-
Of these wild e-as-ntak a VIZ.
Einians THAT they beat all CONNIE titufs
IT,, BY a. few miles ana 4 qlIar>>
ter egCommit tes's report, after ~
.painstaking inquiry which was
Isteered by the veteran Senator TifI9
mar, was far. far from being a rec.
Eommendation that the Euvernrne1lt,
embark In the business Of making
aTmor plate.
On request of y Ohm IL. Mod i. III
MaHnington, y CdnEressman
had the state department
be zoo to Marie n. Modi and $50
sI 9 81 nn1sllnss 81. Rad, at Beirut,
syria: These WI omen are near relasf
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