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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
SATURDAY IN cont.

Saturday In Court Will be a vacation
FOR the officials and jurors as every
thing for saturday has been cleared UP.
The following Is the manner In which
&C.. gts,a were disposed OF.
The first case Of Andy Murphoil. the
charge % cutting with intent To kiil
was committed 10 the probate court on
account Of the prisoners age. Murpheil
was taken before Mayor Wassman on
November - charged with cutting Tony
Skoda with intent 20 Kill and entered a
plea Of not guilty. Mayor Nassman
placed him under n one thousand five
Euucrcd dollar bond Nnfcn was not Civ
en- and he was committed % jail to
await his trial.
The second case was that OF Andy
Murphcil on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons. namely a revolver. In
both the cases Chief A. s. McMnhou Or
EeIlairc made the arrest.
The third case vas that Of James
Chass who YVES arrested BY Sheriff An
dCrs0n and brought before Henry NJ.
Davis. Justice OF the Peace. OF Richland
township. charged with breaking into a
box GER Of the baltimore and ohio rail-
road company on the 6th OF October
and taking from the said car one box OF
dry goods valued at nifty dollars and
two jars Of honey valued AZ two dol
station when che robbery took place.
Mayor Davis placed lshaig under a four
hundred dollar bond which was not
given 80 he was committed 20 Jail to
await his trial but he has now decided
to enter "a plea Of guilty. This leaves the
court idle until Monday. February the
2Znd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

cleaner on the spcakeasios her and az
othr points lu the county. Al Highland
city they landed John Blocco. az Yoth-
vile. Carl Buldreu. James George and
AIRS. Arthur Arnold. They were taken
before Mayor Bargar az rmlthheld. The
woman paid $500 and costs. Others get
their doses later.
Alice NJ. Ross vs.. Dawson r. Ross
dcfendaOut ordered 20 comply with ALI
mony order or be- - Coutempt.
Christi Carriauo W.. Nestura Pate. or
der 90 sell iu order 90 partition.
r. q. Medley W. ". p. Pckruhn. jury
verdict for Sll.G5. after respecting an
Offer TO settle Tor 81 and costs.
John Blyth has begun suit against
the Blyth coal company asking JUDI
meut Tor $4,000 on a mortgage and
that a receiver be appointed FOR the
mining property az brilliant. Blyth
alleges that defendant has neglected "a
take any steps % preserve the property
which Ia being damaged by sulphur
water which has accumulated and 81
J.apudizluE the property. Er-kine and
Vail attorneys.
a case was tried in court iu Thursday
over hte price % IN calf Today "a o. =
COW case FOR 20 co WEilied By the traction
line. They arc trivial but the law must
ua kept supreme.
Since January O.. 1915. Prosecuting At
f0rrrr Brown has collected $500 IN
fines $500 costs from liquor. prostftutiou
and gambling cases.
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great demand all over the United
states for his leadership IN church. 81.
clairsville can be very proud to well
come Dr. McGarrah to her threshold. as
all the larger cities hold him In great
esteem. The evening services at $50
Will be a union meeting Of the churches.
On sabbath the teams will conduct an
every member canvass. Special music
has been arranged for both morning and
evening services. Mrs. Clarence Porter .
field. Miss Ruth Johnson, Rev. X s
Young and Miss Sarah Taylor furnish
ing, an dthere will also be anthems by
the choir The congregation wishes to
extend their cordial Invitation TO at
tend 20 ever yone and although there
will be a large crowd. the congregation
Will make room for more. Rev. r. 5.
Young. pastor.
Methodist church. Sunday school at
9:i5. preaching 1890, our National
banners" Epworth League $3.50 % m
Junior League y. m. There will be no
evening services At this church sun
day evening. as the congregation Will
join wit hthat OF the Presbyterian at
the evening services at that churcn,
conducted by Dr. McGarrah. Rev. l.. l..
Fisher, pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

According 20 a story current In MlnRo,
nut not given out by the company. IL s.
stated that the Carnegie Steel company
- contemplating the construction or q.
number o. coke ovens at the MinEo mill
IL - also rumored that the company has
Deen seeking a way FOR a long time 90
cut down the heavy cost Of trans yrfa-
ton Of its coke SUPPLY and has az last
MT upon plan which lf carried out.
VIII mean big boost 60 the MluEo mill
and 70 the town as well
The Carnegie company acquired a
number Of years ago considerable prop
cry on the river front south o. the
present works, and % f. on this prop
trty that the coke ovens aJe 60 he built.
u is said. At point "a short distance
below the wabash bridge. Cross creek
emptlcs into the ohio river and 10 is
stated that 10 d. the plan Of the com
pany % dredge the creek f0l quite
distance from itF mouth. EN~@uE the
creek a width and depth thar viii per
NIT the entrance Uf "a COW boat and the
landing Of coal h1rgcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

Christian church. corner Seventeenth
street and RiChlnru avenue. will have IL
regular eerN iCss next sunday. The lnbts
school ~ 9fr. Guy Pryor auuerintr r-
dent. Harry o. ErgI the choir leader
The bible Fcloul orchestra &C. one ~ the
special features 1f fhe opening service.
Tho school hr~IUa e. contest with the
Elm Grove school next sunday. The
goal set ia zoo by Easter sunday. Prof
a. T.. Finley fhH minister. will preach
Lar both raryiree NforuIrr esrr1or af
1n.t5. "Thc True Efrhsa' evening az
.H' "Thr Fr1frr1rt" The church IL
laNirE plans fur enlargement o. aeaf ing
90 pnrftv and SUNDAY school farflitt, =.
Everybody is welcome 90 ans OF the ser
vice.
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warrooa pri.t.

NarwUpH EHpTIrf Mission meetings
beinE held It farrh.r hail. corner Ftfth
street and NHHr~uud avenue Services
win ha held of ESQ o'clock TO- no.. r. %
Eastwood. sfrerIuferIeur
Harry TailIH. OF Davis. vs. Va. has
returned from business trip here Cor
o. DuIHIs ~ fayH
Mice Hr#raHaffa Hehufzrar. ~ War.
wood avenue has accented position az
clerk ir CD" r"w store on Nineteenth
street.
Wrr Eff#rF Turner. ur efuf HIu has
returned homo HIf". visiting frIerds
..I. H.. pho 'HHf H"urfa of dave
ulf". ri. "" and Sire Isrurrr fTIfr.
corner fIr'f. street E.I Wara.0od ave-
nue. l .Iurrf..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The grand jury reported Friday after
having found nineteen bills. They re-
comma nded .purNhAsn Of hiuudhuuuda fHr
the sheriff. Cases Ignored were ohio
VS.. Adam WerbifekN. Hruukp kIrUIuk
Frank DaTr0u. Mike Tstrgeki. IEHuu
MnrkuskI MHif'E IUrm.na EI Harry
smith. j. vs.. Mcintosh. Henry NHIHHIrE.
Mike Barznu. TrHuk smith. GsrrEr Bic
man. Nikolz and k0udrlt Ur,nH1lIeE
AuirNI 11nrZuk. Vastly =. HrfTrH. -.IHr
MsrhIfaEy. Anna UrlHirH. caleb George.
Mike Koran. Samuel L.Umsr. Lillian T.
IsUuufr
Indictments made public were. HIrg.
william Boiling. clayton Roach. Fraf
Patterson. sherman Roach larceny. Iu.
Wilson. receiving stolen money HnI
George |rIHuH. shooting .H 300 |HI
wound. MHE ItHHnHIE HrHHH HfIHu...
AHE and GuffIIlb Brenda. IH".. E..rHH.
tullle. assault Hr. battery. Andy E..
hfnaFi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

Harry WeinEherson il very sick with
TYPHOID fever.
David Morgan was visiting friends
here Friday.
The farmers around 81. ClairsvI1Ir are
forming protective association, 10 proc
teCt them from the drpredati0ns OF
stock thieves. There have been o. NUM-
hCr of stock stcnunE enterprises around
here. but this viii likely end the trouble
The tat mems team A. praCtlCiug hard
this week in order that they may gain
Attorney j. g.. Gray Of Martins FERRY
was n legal caller here on Friday.
Attorney g.. g.. SrdwfE 81 UolIaIre wa
here on legal business Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

wood. give uarfv Thursday evening
iu honor ~ M.-s ole Conley. who has
just returned from O. trip through the
evening WIS enjoyed Boo emo PLAYING or
games and music. sftrr which refrer n
meuts we're r"rvci. Following were pres
ont. NlFFrs Helen W~f;hea HELEN Reed.
w" cox stella lIefurr Mildred Enoka
RheH Hartc. Tloszic Mg-falcn. ollie Con-
Icy Francis Shor0 and Hazel UentheId
MeEsrG. bau t,hs-t4 Thomas XvIlflarrs
20 gar gaums~. 81. o. Kulmcycr Austin
Pcll. Clarence HuEEine Russell Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The third division Of tie Ladies' AID
society % The Frephyterian church will
give n Martha Washington social rf tns
Ireabvterlau church Tuesday evening.
February %. The church Will De- de.
clratcd On Colonial fashion and trT ru-
Cial VIII commence with Martin
MashiuEtou march. A large crowd Is
desired and the expectations Of the 49,
rlnfv VIII likely hc filled SO one viii
le sorry ~ spending che evening with
the rur|rfw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The following. declarations Of inten-
tions we're issued in the Belmont Clerk
% Courts mffice.
Luigi - rommusco. a mill worker Of
Uellaire. formerly r. native Of Italy. who
migrated 20 this country In 1915.
Charley Phillips. O. coal miner Of Bar
ton. formerly r. native Of 1taly. VINO
migrated 90 this country IN 1892
Joseph Chinzi. q cuci miner. OF Flush
Ing. formerly o. native Of Italy. who
migrated Co this country m 1899.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

christian church Bible school at
et5 a. NJ preaching 1880 e. m.. sub
deaVur D. m.. senior EudeaNor % ID
m. preaching 80 y. n. subject. a
Man" viii BE- the third fine rerIra au
Transformation hy the pastor Tho rnH.
Cor. n. 90. Horn. extend a. cordial invita-.
fau fu 40 those DO desire g. come and
worship win them
United Presbyterian church. Sunday
school r. Ia o. m. urearliur Do 90. sub.
Ir.t 'EiEufu com nlauornfuf. There
Will D. uI services &c this church In
fhH afternoon. HIt Inr rnrnffEH ton viii
Join VIZ nfhN lreFhyteriaua Oh worship.
frH 81 f.rUHr uaafnr
TrtaHEf UHIHU church SUNDAY afHHHT
uf H.fr rfdrrurff hV ur. MHgarrnn
preaching Hf ln ~. The EnIrIanrv Hf
The church christian EndcaV1r Hf 40
g. m. preaching Hf 80. The ETf# Irr..
nf fHr church" Ur Mcuarrnn viii Iaaa
flr HerNIrna ur sunday. ur MU.nrr4H
ls RI man who has made a llfs Study af
The subject De breaches on and o. Dol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
CRITICISED AND DEFENDED.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. Ia
Representative Rogers. % Massachu.
sets. criticised. and Representative
Bamill. of New Jersey. defended Sec
Rotary Bryan I'M Che House Today in
connection with the appointments Of
James NJ Sullivan as minister to the
Dominican Republic Mr. suiHvan'e
official conduct is now the subject OF
o. special state Department Inquiry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

street CONNIE sioncr Edward Brooks
$3.50 nauilhE stone from South Wa
NNtyeg avenue % the Hilton road near
tL'n ~ te,I The stone was laid down
,hn packed 80 that Il would be ready
~ use TINS morning b all wagons thtt
-. ne I,aa m the ha0llng q coal Tn.
4, 81 ~ netn IN very bad shape and
X - thought by the council thst tbs
stone VIII make the road better ID gysTS
way In the future wy
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Preshyssrian Church

~, NShueth 81. Get near Warwood ave-
,,.f1f iteN. n. H. Turner. OF Moundsvfile
80" ~, nave chaTgc Of both morning and
nink services sabbath school ~
o. ", a M regular morning vorshf,, ~
iV.4b o'clock. Christian Endeavnf 49,. ~
at o'clock. Evening services ~
%, 70 % Cloeki Prayer meeting "Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

q, ,speclal service OF. the members Of
tne lsuthsraH church was held last even
tls AZ 80 clock at tire church corner
en- 1eehth street and Warwood avenue.
rev aalph \. Hgr-hmlu had charr. 81
we services last evening which were at
tehueu % a large number OF members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

- UfOTlHT ITUIotI0H " Tie Fch0a.h
OF WarWool and ElChland district r.nd-
cred many Interesting programs vester-
day afternoon a. THAR meetings Tho
gTgHTnuiS consisted or music. Rotations
suhl"cts were about AVashinrfou's birth
Gay. which wili be- celebrated Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
ST. GAINESVILLE


-I. iHeFII.iE Eab I0=IHe fol-
IhH following ua-rIHre lceuEef were
l.-lri Dr. Probate IuICr Friday. Fsb. o..
1915.
Constantine D.. T.I..r r cool miner
OF sf.uHauEII'r fIII. rIUfHrF4IH. n
aHfHaIi of fr" same place. both are
natives Hf I.H|T
Clarence HHrfHf. H coal minor az
EriIHva MI|a ruI Nobel E shooter. 81
fHH .HHTr piece
I". Iurr u"H fH come but HH came
HHrUHr FIFHf DrHtr r Frrn.f 4f frrUf.
lrEfUu. fuHiarH ard HIHr. Elizabeth wise
uI 1IHFHHr. Grove. belmont COUNTY. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The Belmont County Common Pleas
crty of the lndaueudence company into
the hrndg ~ the receiver, George Cooke.
Duncan had made attachments on the
pioyea and did not think 10 proper to
turn the property into the receivers
hands until th. court ordered him o. o.
n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The Nictrola which has been on work
mas now commenced Its ardOus work
anew and IL just sounds as good as ever.
The trouble with the Nictrola 10 that
some OF the school boys seem 90 have
more energy than they can control and
they let 10 out In cranking the machine
which was not used 10 cruel treatment
and 50 succumbed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

On Monday the local high school viii
be closed for the day and all the grades
VIII follow suit. May Of the classes
are planning FOR parties on Friday even
ing they will be we'll rested before
school taxes up on Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

. ne young girl p class Of the rregby-
tcIlan church. held O meeting wcdnes-
my evening ~ 1850 70 clock At the nom.
~ Mrs. X. n Archer. Of North XVarvvoO.i
NoSt OF the evening was enjoyed iu :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

Glenn To H""... .H rUrr.. m 'f"r
raru. and UHra.F rrrHurhH. ..
sears uf Amsterdam.
HarfHro -f..rH.Ia Hrf Maria NIriH .f
FHIr.. Uf Hf.#HHHE.II|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

ing 10 New York this week 20 answer
70 n charge Of nrEt degree murder COM
mitted in 1905. At present he is In the
famous TOmbs prison awaiting trial.
and acquital Is almost certain 20 be the
verdict in his case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The pelphian Literary Societies 81 the
local high school rendered a very fine
program IN the assembly room Of the
nigh school The program. though not
long. was very nice. and was apprecLa l.
ed By a number Of visitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

= meeting ~ the members Of the War
wood Ire.hy ierian church was held last
Twentieth street 4 -arEc rumber IA e..
present. WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
Garfrarr mn

Al Eardrers and farmers tn Narwood
ana itichiaud ulrfrict hpvC been busy the
laft cpupl" Of DAYS getting their hot
Deus ready. They ave expecting 10 sow
TIC seeds oi many carly veg tables next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

guilty In the case OF Charles Burke. ST.
y, no was charged with assault and bat
terry with intent TO Kill. Burke hit A
foreigner who was trespasstng on the
place knocking the foreigner down and
rendering him unconscious from y. N.
tfl L. IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

Jim M.uE'na. who was OBJ appear did
unf appear. NurFIrf was fhrrraf Win
Assault With intent tI tIIi ard appeared
before hHUHr MHuarTan and entered
uI.r Hf not Eullfy nru waa placed ur.
der fighf hundred dollars bond Rec.
uFuitau.H vas Given tH John IaneIlus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

JHmea Ehnaz. who decided t0 change
bic plea Co ore ~ guilty 90 ~ and war
fine uf twenty dollars and costs b.
Common Pleas Judge Charles q. Lynch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
WARW00D


s,-s.;s' Nellie A. Seidel. OF Twenty.ars,
Is,stt' passed away at her home after
IN her 81 ears OF age Fubsrnl sey,,f va
y, -. ue hylc this afternoon az o'ciocE
- ,tti. i4le family residence. Friends 81
cemetery. AZ NJ Zion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20

The Travis case wac settled hy en- the
rrirnngfa iu the case pieadinG guilty and
brtnE fined ten and r0rfe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
STEUBENYILLE

ETEUHENv1fJr. o.. FEB ts=rhs
Inter state Commission hearing fn che
matter on cheaper round trip rates Un
me LnIInuanHe traction Urf adjourned
on tNlrIHrN % 90 WHrHIuFfuu. I. I.
Harry Hnrf wac "a witness fn fHr on cont
Do could were moving fH THIIHUH Dec
NHern frnr work Hu account ~ fHa faro
40 ODE conclusion. Colonel H.II tho
Com IaHI.r Examiner who conducted
thr hrrrirE urErd che parties f1 got
together
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RIVER NEWS

stage Of IL feet was reported az
me local wharf early this morning and
falling slowly.
Il il predicted By river men that The
Ohio will have a good boating staEe
Tor some weeks al least This viii b.
enhanced BY the expected usual early
spring rains
Bssing their belle. on the water
being sufficiently hlFh for the nest
lev months preparations are being
made TO bring out the Larger nscxefs
lhs City OF Psrkersburg has been
ordered into commission and viii
leave Cincinnati next Tuesday for
Fittsburg 20 enter her former trade
ne Queen City. that has been on the
COCKS AZ Poin Pleasant for some time.
- being put In shape 10 come out.
S ,e VIII be run as a companion 70
City OF Parkersburg.
Rivermen say that Ia a short time
y fair boating stage Is maintained.
business along The Ohio will b. re-
suined Sin many months gone by.
As rapidly as coal can be loaded IN
me Fittsburg harbor II is being sent
SCUM The W. X. Fields passed down
yesterday with $4,000 bushels of coal
CONSIGNED 10 Louisville. The Cruiser
anu Charter went up with a large
number OF empties yesterday.
Tie Liberty arrived last night with
large cargo from Marietta. She
wiz depart this morning at II O'Clock
Tor MatamoTas. The I.orena. from
farkersburg for Pittsburg. is due
sunday morning. while the Kanawha.
from Pittsburg for Charleston. Is due
about the same time.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-fO4 feet fall
ing. clear ~ a"'t-
clear. 4Ne'' 4"Aiiis'
.PARKERsBURG -2o.s feet. falling.
clear. ''N' ialllng'
~ ~ i. CITY feet. falling: clear.
"A"ifEN.-5 feet. falling. clear
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LEGAL I r A DIN
s T A MP S Rec
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
WHY NOT?

/ n ARRANGEMENTS are being
II made by Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo to or
ganize party of American fl
nanciers and tradesmen for
the purpose of visiting South
America to develop American
commerce.
Discussing the recent Pan
American financial conference
held at Washington, Secretary
McAdoo said that if the confer
ences had accomplished no
more to awaken the American
people to the acuteness and
vital Importance of the ship
pin problem, it was a valuable
achievement. 1t had made i'm
pressive the fact that an ade-
quate merchant marine is the
supreme need of the hour. The
security as well as the expan-
sion of foreign trade depends
absolutely upon a merchant
marine under the American
flag. This has been fully
shown by recent events.
In the opinion of the secre-
tary of the treasury, develop
ment of steamship lines
through private enterprise
would be a slow and tedious
process at best and in the
meantime the magnificent op-
portunity now presented to Sc
cure a dominant position in
trade, commerce and finance
will have disappeared. With
the restoration of peace in Eu-
rope the chief industrial ma
tons will reintrench them
selves in the markets of South
America.
He said:
Il have given a great deal Of
thought to this vitally import
ant question and l have been
forced to the conclusion that
the only practical and the only
prompt solution is for the gov
ernment of the United States to
take stock in a shipping cor
pOration as was proposed in
the last congress. By no other
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07

can we get sufficient fl
nancial power quickly behind
enterprise, by no other means
can our merchants, manufac-
turers and financiers be guar
anteed the necessary steam
ship facilities to enable them
to build up a profitable busi-
ness in competition with the in
dustrial nations of the world.
AS proof that the govern
ment can successfully manage
steamship lines, Secretary Nc
Adoo cites the profitable oper-
alton of the Panama Railroad
company. This company, with
the United States as sole stock
holder, has been operating a
line of steamships beyond pO-
litical control between New
York and the Isthmus of Pana-
ma for more than 10 years.
In the presence of such a
great opportunity to strength
en- our commercial, financial
and political relations with all
the other nations of the west
ern hemisphere, why can we
not, asked Secretary McAdoc.
dismiss partisan bias and par
tisan considerations and deal
with this question in the broad
direct, practical, prompt and
effective manner SO character
istic Of the American people?
Portland Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
THE COLUMBIA HYDRO
PLANE NEXT

~ HE formal opening Of the
VI Columbia highway is an
event of Importance to
all of eastern Oregon as well as
to Hood River and Portland.
1t means the completion of a
scenic driveway of great charm
and beauty and the eastern
portion of the state will get its
share of the pleasure.
The highway, however, will
not provide the only scenic trip
along the Columbia. Some day
the trip-de-luxe will be by n.y.
droplane up and down the
great river. When developed
for passenger service the hy-
droplane will provide faster
transit than train, auto or
steamboat. The fast passen-
ger business between towns
along the upper Columbia and
Portland and the coast will be
by air. The hydroplanes will
skim along Just above the wa
ter, making swift, cool and safe
travel for those on board. Lo-
cal people will be able to run
down to Cold Springs or Una
tilla, take hydroplane and be
in Portland two hours later. 1t
will be possible for Portlanders
to leave home after breakfast
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07

The arrest Of T. G. Forney the
Washington lawyer, in Pittsburg, on
the charge of having made an at
tacl on his father-in-law, T Frank
III hneider, a candy manufactures
Of Washington, has resulted in the
reputation Of her husband by Mrs
Forney. She has just issued a for
NAL statement repudiating his name
forever.
Mrs Forney signed the statement
with her maiden name, Florence
Schneider.
THE statement attributed to Ton
Forney that he has received a letter
from me is false" Mrs. Forney says
in her statement. Il repudiate his
name. am too loyal to my father"
Members Of the Schneider family
put no faith in the theory that For
ney is Of unsound mind. They believe
that his alleged attack on Mr.. Schnei-
der was the result Of a plot conceived
many months ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-07
McCIanghrrs Are Divorced.

OAKLAND, Cal, July 6..Anita
baldwin MeClaughry, daughter Of the
late f. J. Lucky Baldwin, who in
herited half Of the famous turfman =
millions. was granted final decree
OF divorce from Hull McClaughry
Cruelty was the grounds for the suit
By a settlement out Of court, the
wealthy wife paid McClaughry many
thousands Of dollars.