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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
Sam MontaomerY TaIk,-

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. s.
Former Senator Sam y. Montgomery,
legal representative of the United
Mine Workers OF America, who assist
cd in prosecuting the case against
Judge Dayton. in speaking of the
finding OF the House judiciary com.
mittee tonight, said:
Attorney A. NJ. Belcher. who has in
chief been In charge OF the conduct of
the impeachment charges against the
Hon. Aston G. Dayton. and myself as
scciated with him. have steadfastly re-
fdseu to try our case in the news
papers.
1--WE felt all the time that the Judi
cigry committee OF the House OF Rep.
I esentatives, representing all parties.
would In due course OF time render a
decision in accordance with the facts
This they have done. and their report
now goes TO the House OF Representa-
tives for its approval,
Judge Dayton and his friends lost
their fight when they made such a des.
perate effort to prevent an investiga.
tlOn. bringing 10 their aid the most
powerful influence in America. Judge
Dayton represented my district in
Congress for years. and during the pc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
SEALED PROPOSALS

hotiee 10 Manufacturers, Jobbers. Mer
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
tne state Board OF Control OF the State
of West Virginia will receive bids daiiv
at Its office at Charleston. West Virrtnis
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
STATE institutions. the financial manage
mcnt OF which f. vested In said Board
Contracts will be awarded TO the Lowest
bidders, quality considered and other
thlngs DGlng equal West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed viii be fur
nlshed bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1e-l-u Charleston. West Virginia
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vas lost b vote Of IS to a.. with
senator Kenyon the only absentee
senators Norris and la FoIletto
voted against the recess while Sen.
ators Clarke. Camden. Bankhead.
iardwick. Hitchcock. O'Gorman and
Nardaman. tho seven Democratic no.
VOTERS. stood soIidly with the Repub.
ican minority. Unable 10 recess or
adjourn. The opposition again took nm
the TASK o. talking the bin 10 doatb
senator Lodge opened tho disc,ssio1
1'Clar.nF that no vote on tho FLETCHER
motion would be permitted IL ID could
1c avoided
Jones Takes Floor.
When tho nieht session was &C..
cured Senator Jones. Of Washinrtor.
Who had been preparing for such an
emergency for more than weet
took Che 1oor and launched into "A
speech deficncd 20 extend tnrouehout
ihc night senator Jones declared
he would talk until March .. II 10 was
physically possible and necessary. In
bin
feW Senators on either eide ro
NAMED in The chamber after IS clock.
'hc leaders Of both paruog leaving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Wheeling Steel & Iron Company.
Wheeling. W. Va. January %. 1915
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Wheeling Steel & Iron Com
pany will b. held at the office Of the
Company. corner Main and South Streets.
Wheeling, w. Va. on Tuesday. February
9Th. 1915. at 900 o'clock +. M. for the
election Of Directors and the transaction
OF any other business that may be pre-
scented.
ja-26-2S- 3O-f-3-e-q
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bANKkuPI NOTICE.
United States OF Anorfca ,v,-,,.-,
District Of West VirTfnia- a..

United States OF America. rgortbor,,
1, ~ o. West virginia. So
Hlt,i states District Court In
IN the matter or W & HeoL,.tth
titi0n for discharus 'h'''' TO-
To the Honorable Afsfon a. r...,...
Judge OF the District Cont 90 ~.
United states FOR the northern Bfr-
tirict OF West Virginia
,ip Wv !, aeek wv q View Mar.
and state Of West Virrinia ,-i
-. hlstrlct. respectfully rcpres.utl
thti on The lth day OF AUrust-
ltla, BE- Wa duly adiudecd "a barkrrri
under che acts ~ Courresa r.iffiTe ~
uankruptcy. that De- has duly furrerl-
,r.d al hiF prouerty and rights OF rrop-
~, anA ha- ruby complied with an the
.l.lrrnleni. 81 said acts and OF orders
Of the court touching DIS bankruptcy.
,,.,,. nee iel' pa rIa.s mat he may BE-
$1,000 ~ ihe Court to have o. fuU
nrainat rfs estate IN Ter s.Ib bl,t.,,,..t
acts. rHrrrf rH.h debts ar Hra expected
bN law from such dI.HhrrFr
IN i'9 ts,i this itH day of February. A..
W. nErKW1TU bankrupt
w. ~ y. iuIn.uu. Attorney
I'D. 1itl'sIi ~ NOTICE THEREON
on thiH fth day OF rebrlary. IA D
on reading che f1rcroi1g petition.
Ordered tt che Court tiat f.. r.,ri-.
D. bad upon fhc sHmo on fHy sh dsy I'D
MARCH. a. ID. 1915 before anif g.nrf I'll
Whrclinr Iu r1II district af frn a.rforr
~. thf lNf. noon. and fhaf notice thereon
hr published in tha FHrfIIrr rrf.ifI
Ecncer new auaurr printed in rrIH Df--
trlrf ana that nll-tnuwu rr.dIflra avf
gthcr rgraonH iu Interest NAV appear at
tnc said flmn nnl place ana show cause
pr SOY fnfV have why fhr PRAYER I'D fna
~ uriflIur should not hr rranIrT
Ana if iH Further ordered hr fHr tf.rrf
it1t the rIefs ehau rrud hF mail f0 aIi
known creditors rurIUa HH rHIH raffff..-.
1nI fnls order 1Idrceref fn frrr nf
ineir places OF residence ra stated
WifncHH fha honorable AIrtrn 90 Dav.
inH. JUDGE 81 The .HfI Court aud Vna
1f1l thereof ne Whrrlur Ir arIf Hf..
t-i.f nn thr sth day of February a ID
Aftrrt
o. % EErAUVFu pfart
q. 3. ID o.. D. o. w. Va
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NOTE EXCHANGE
tconrnusd From FIRST Pags.)

Bryan answered that these questions
We're sun under consideration"
While none OF the neutral enyovs
proposed joint action with the Am
erican government, they sought in
formation for the guidance OF their
own foreign Offices. Chairman Flood
and Representative Slime. on the
the house foreign affairs committee,
also discussed the subject with Mr..
Bryan, but declined to talk OF their
visit afterwards.
IL was apparent on sll sides here
tnat the German proclamation ana
the Lusitania incident had introduced
delicate situation. touching more
closely perhaps the position OF neu-
trails than any other occurrence OF the
war.
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Stockholders Meeting.
LABELLE IRON WORKS
Notice OF Annual MeetfaU 81 rT.--h a So.

Notice II hereby given that the annual
.peetlhk OF the stockholders OF I.aReile
LIou works, corporation created and
Slsaniked under the laws OF the state -
Wcst virginia. will be held ia the Market
Nuultoftum building. corner OF Eleventh
1MI MARKET streets. in the CITY OF
w heeling. County Of Ohio. state OF West
NlrEinia. on Tuesday. tho ninth dav OF
Marchi 1918 az ten o'clock IN the morn
OF Directors and the Transaction of an.
ana an business that may properly com.
before said meeting.
ne STOCK transfer books viii he closed
with the close OF business on -ruesdo,.
me twenty-third day OF February. 1918.
and viii be re-opcned ut ten O'clock IN
INC morning Of Wednesday. the tenth
day Of March. 1915.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
r.. G. KIRK
fe9-16-22ma-2
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guards TO call for reinforcements. IL
necessary Scores OF Senators made
preparations TO spend the night in
committee rooms adjacent 20 the Sen
ate chamber.
Senator Colt spoke during the after.
noon. declaring that the bill. II en-.
acted. was certain 10 produce interna-
uonal complications AZ a time when
half the world was al war The fact
that the government might appear as
the purchaser OF informed beIiigerent
ships, he said. took the transactions
out Of the field contemplated In the
Declaration Of London. and made
such purchases unneutraI acts.
Senator Dupont took the same posf-
ton. The pretense that this severn.
ment can escape its liability bv hiding
behind a corporation Of lie own ere.
alton he said is absolutely unten.
able"
Shortly BEFORE midnight Senator
Fletcher interrupted Senator Jones Co
suggest tho absence Of q quorum. a
roll call showed nifty senators ON tho
floor. although but bali dozen had
been present when b. bcrah Son.
ators came from the cloak rooms. rub.
binF the sleep from their ewes
Senator Reed made tho point of lr.
der that Senator Jones had lost the
floor when he yielded 10 senator
Fletcher. Senator Aahurat In tho
chair. overruled the point and on an
appeal the roll call showed but "a
senators present A. midnfrhf anofh.
er quorum call started and the aar.
eeant az arms was instructed TO seek
absent members
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FIGHT In SENATE
Ccontdnusd from FIRST Pags.)

shall be from the same political
party This was defeated. as was
/ also an amendment offered BY Sen.
! ator Coalter that the appointment of
the commissioners be made within
ten days from the passage of the bill
Senator Rosenbloom offered an
I amendment. providing that the attor.
ney general shall look after all lie
gal matters OF the commission in
which the commission as a body Is
interested. At this point President
England called Senator Miller TO the
chair and took The floor to oppose
the amendment lie declared the bill
Is similar in this respect to the pres.
ent law and said that no attempt is
being made 10 harrass any public Of
hcial. The Wheeling senator replied
that he didn't want the peoples rep-
resentative in the legal department
ignored.
Senator Marshall offered to amend
he section by providing that charges
against any commissioner relative TO
DIS removals shall be viewed by the
supreme court This was declared I'M
constitutional by Senator Goodykoontz
ara others. Senator Gregory declared
fuch an attempt to amend the bill
"N+' - emp hA AIt EONtInOE. III -
not meant for the protection of the
people OF the state nor for the pro.
lection Of the persons appointed by
the governor" he said. Marshall 70.
piled that the amendment was offered
IN order TO put little sense into the
bill"
Asssiled Opposition.
At this point. President ENGLAND
who still was upon the floor assaIled
the opposition to the bill. Il see a
congregation OF men in the rear OF
this hall who are opposed 10 our Gov.
ernor and who are doina all in their
power TO discredit his administra.
ton he shouted.
Ihey are trying TO work into this
Dill amendments which will destroy
A. not to make Il stronger. II this
body goes on record as wanting 10 Fo.
rld OF That class OF men who are try.
ing 10 hamper Legislation inimical 10
their interests L will give me great
pleasure, as your presiding officer. %
see that the hall Is cleared OF such
i can see what is going on" shout
ed the President Il saw notes and
significant chances passed Some OF
me gentlemen standing hack there
nov are trying TO hit the Governor
behind his back I know who thew
are and what they are doing. I can
count them out on my fingers n neces.
sary"
we shouldn't let this good bin ba
slaughtered" no concluded. "by mo,
who are opposed 10 our chief exocr.
iF".-by those who are slipping their
notes through the raiiin-f there I'M
the rear OF the hall"
Immediately Senator Rofonbioo.-
was on biz feet Having offered an
amendment DO declared 90 was I'M.
cumbont upon himself 20 make an a..
pianation. as o.. its purport The bin
as Whole. was q good one. he said
nut it needed amending In some i'm.
.lHncea. VIII not have DO said that
hidden behind the cloak Of hv ameuI.
m'nt % an attack on an, official" he
hotly replied Il viii nor have 10 said
~ anyone that my mendment was
not offered Oh GOOD faith
senator Blessing resented what ho
said was The casting OF reflections al
honest men when a man votes. nm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
LEG FRACTURED.

.f rank Ennis. coal miner. Of Beech
DO TOM was caught underneath a fan
OF stone Yesterday and had his right
its oadly fractured. II is not thought
that an amrutation will be pecoess,,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
DODGE s
NEW
DODGE

To correct a misStatement
being made by the Agents for
the Dodge car in our Cify, in
which they state the Dodge car
should he alright, because the
Dodge Bros, formerly made
ne Ford engine.
The Dodge Bros. never
made the motors for the Ford
cars; the motor of the Ford
car was designed by Henry
Ford, and has always been
made in the Ford Factory I'M
der his immediate supervision.
If anyone doubts this let them
write to Dodge Bros, and ask
the question"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMBALMER.
tt22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day o. Hieht-.
Store Phones 635.
6. J Hertschv. Nat Phone iq-a.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09

Rod | was one OF his closest friends.
For this reason. | have nothing more
TO say"
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Breummer G HiIdeb,and

Funeral Directors and Emhaimsra
Corner Market and Tu.rrfv 800 -.
Telephone 201. Open day ana niFht.
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DIED

CHAMBEns-hf FIorrrrr. Vfaroraf ain
un sunday morning. February q. 1915.
UfFIDE HARRY PAUL.. CHAM.
NIHs. Oldest son ~ THE late william
and Rachel oldham Chambers. OF
Film Grove
Funeral notice hereafter.
ALrNAHDER-Dn SUNDAY. rehrus~y z
1915. 90 q 90 O'Clock. d. rr Wuae 2.
son ~ vs. %. Alexander ir the 71rd
year OF hIa age.
Funeral from The family residence. No
goo South broadway uu Vvednesday
February ln. 1918. at o'clock n fr
Friends 81 the family invited inter.
mont iu Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
SHIP BILL
loontlnnsa - - 49,

With amendments forthwith. When he
aough ~ get q vote on Dis motion an
EFFORT was made BY the opposition y
recess Until tomorrow. This motion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
LOST.

sToLEN' LOST OR STRAYED-A
Young Collie dog named Prince:
has a cut inside left fore leg Por
reward return TO +. d. walton. Elm
Grove. Bell phone 79-L. Elm Grove.
fc3-tf
LOST Waltham watch with name
Dana Kelly on dial. Please return
20 1ntelligencer Office Lost betvsect,
Leatherwood Lane and Hubbards station
fat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-09
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
AUTOMORUE &c

Chester Tires. Least Cost
Most Mileage. Lukens 81 Ts,,h
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
TEMPE'S BUSINESS HOUSES
 KEEP ABREAST IF GROWTH
 OF STATE AND LOCAL SCHOOLS

TemDe's business houses and busi- nes enterprises have grown and devel- oped apace with the schooling systems Of both the state normal and the local city schools. Alert to the needs or people who live in a residence town and where schools are the main asset the local business men have adapted their methods and stocks of goods much to the necessities of the young people and the families who call Tempe home during the school year. The business men are alert and alive to the best interests of the community and as evidenced by their display made in this Special Tempe Schools Edition, they are ever anxious and public spirited towards a movement that will give Tempe further publicity and set forth her excellent advantages that are to be offered to the family looking for residence town or a community where they may live economically and give their children the best or schooling fla cilities- A fair example of what each of the Tempe establishments whose ad- vertisements appear ia this issue are is given in the following paragraphs.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
The Busy Corner

The most recent business venture in Tempe is The Busy Corner situated in the building at the corner of Fifth street and Mill avenue. formerly oc- cupied by J. J. Hodnett. Adolph HerZ- berg is the genial manager and he is equipping his stocks particularly to the needs Cf students. The store deals in dry goods and men. women's and chil- dren's furnishings and since it opened three months ago it's business has ra- pidly advanced. MT. Herzberg says that the Busy Corner is in Tempe to remain, to become one of the towns progressive stores, and he is sparing no means to meet that end.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Hyder Brothers

One of the leading stores for men in Tempe is Hyder Brothers, managed by Kelly T. Hyder. who is jointly in terested in the Hyder Store De Luxe in Phoenix, managed by John Hyder
 Hyder has the reputation of being one of the oldest and most successful busi- ness houses in Tempe. The store has carried the best and most up-to-date goods that are to be had, new styles are always shown here in season, and the business has invariably enjoyed a select patronage. Ladies hosiery and shoes are also an asset of the store and
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

of the transient trade and caters par ticularly to room rentals by the week or month The hotel rates are reason able and the service excellent. The ole hotel slogan, "Yon don't pay for your room if the sun don't shine" still sticks and has proven great advertis- ing medium.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
City Confectionery

Another comparatively new institu- tion in view of management, is the City Confectionery. just recently purchased by E. NJ. ShimD. MT. Shimp has de- voted much of his life's experience to the confectionery business and the store will cater much to the student trade during the winter term. The es tablshment makes it's own creams. and always carries a fresh and up-to- date line of confections. fruits, cigars and tobaccos and the like.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Matley's Store

One of the largest department stores on the South Side of the Salt River is the B. Matley general merchandise es- taDlishment on East Eighth street, just east of the normal school campus. MT. Matley does a vast amount of whole sale business in addition to the retail sales. and supplies many of the smaller stores in this section and numerous stores in the mining camps. In speak ing of the good business the establish
 ment has enjoyed Mir Matley said We
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

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Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

transacted by margin of three thous- and dollars, more business last month than any time in the history of our concern. During the last year our in terests have picked up tremendously, despite money situations. For the com ing school term in Tempe business looks still brighter and I expect to see many families come here to enjoy the towns schooling facilities"
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Tan,na National Bank

As completely a furnished and hand Somely designed bank building to be found in the Salt River Valley is the First National Bank of Tempe. The directors of the institution are all prominent local men interested in some of the towns best resources and awake to the promotion of a bank that will serve the people to the best advantage Walter H. Wilbur is the cashier and Frank J. Peck the assistant cashier.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
E.-ner. and Merchants Bank

The Farmers & Merchants Bank is one of .he leading institutions of Tenn pc. located in the central part of the business district, corner of Fifth street and Mill avenue. MT. w. J. Kingsbury is president Of the concern and his lib
 er,l donations in various ways to needs
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
The Hempe TouGery

The Tempe Toggery, managed by J. A. Valenzuela, is centrally located and is the home of mems and boys togs. MT. Valenzuela just recently closed out his old stock and for the winter season has almost an entirely new and up-to- date line of goods on the shelves. He is an original booster for Tempe, has been engaged in various business en-
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

many women find it to their advantage to trade with HYder Brothers in pre- ference to other shoe houses. The Fly der House of Quality" has quite right ly been the leading furnishing house for the students.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

of the students of the town has done on the way and will be on the shelves much in fur>hering the banks interests. The bank pays interest on tine depo sits. rents safety deposit boxes and does a general banking business.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Fincf's Livery

FIncns livery does a general rental business of rigs, one of it's big assets being tally-ho service to accommodate as may as twenty people. The stable IS managed by G. R. Finch, and bus and baggage transfer business is cater ed to regularly.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Brown Mercantile

A store for wOmen-that is what Manager Charles H. Prather has sue cessfully developed in the store of the Brown Mercantile company. The store carries 8 complete line of ladies fur nishings and in the future will devote
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Tempe Livery

The Tempe livery IS owned and man aged by D. G. Buck. Its equipment is thoroughly modern and the turnouts in riding horses single buggies and surreys are always satisfactory. MT. Buck also operates bus and transfer business and makes it a point to meet all incoming and outgoing trains.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

it's interests entirely to feminine whims and fancies. A new stock of goods is for public inspection with the opening of the schools in September.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
Casa Loma Hotel

Tempe's leading and oldest hosterly is successfully managed by Mrs. J. H. McDorrnan. The house enjoys it's share
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-08
Is Most Democratic of Rul-
ers, Favors Socialism and
Always Votes

II ONE. Italy. June s.-vietor En-
manuel III is monarch OF the most
democratic kingdom in the world
When the plain people OF Italy finally
deemed Italian lands OF Austria. their dem
ocratic king decided to share his soldiers
hardships His action in taking the field
and turning the sceptsr temporarily over
TO his uncle. the Duke Of Cenos vrae 70
ceived here with the widest enthusiasm
and the House OF Savoy was never more
popular than today.
Their monarch just suits Italians. He
Is more like an American president than
a European king Italy for the most part
IS Intensely republican. with a leaning TO
American thought, due to the close con-
nectlou brought about BY the return OF emf
grants from the New World
His majesty is also republican. with
drift toward socialism He has made three
leading socialists senator's and has shown
in various ways his determination to So
idify his people by exhibiting his toler-l
ance Of this most radical section OF his sub
He also requested that his name be IN
Guided in the list Of electors He insists
that he be considered an ordinary citizen
and he never misses recording his ballot at
the polls after the fashion Of president
Wilson.
Like Roosevelt in Some Things.
In Asome ways the king resembles Theo-
like the colonel. and brought himself 20
a hardy manhood by Spartan methods. He
is q man OF almost universal knowledge In
terested in everything much like the Oyster
Bay leader. He possesses great energy.
Unlike Roosevelt, he IS conservative in
speech and action He shows great firm
ness. but without spectacular methods But
when bad railway wreck or an earthquake
occurs in Italy he jumps to the scene in
true Rooseveltian fashion.
What will the king do in the war? His
part Ike the kaiser's. undoubtedly will
consist in going from one part OF the battle
line to the other encouraging his troops.
But Victor Emmanuel possesses too good
sense TO interfere with his general STATS
IN the actual planning Of the campaigns
He IS a good horseman and this is a source
OF qualification to the Italians. for their
cavalry is not surpassed anywhere in the
world The italian army officers Eener-
ally bring back the important prizes in
every horse show they enter.
In person Victor Emmanuel is thoroughly
italian. His short, powerful figure. sweep
ing mustachios and cast OF countenance
are OF general type often observed
throughout Italy He Is fairer than most
OF his people. however, and blue eyed.
Right Man in Right Place"
Certainly king Victor Emmanuel Is the
right man in the right place-the king italy