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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
HOW NEW HAYDN
DROVE LINE OUT

NEW YORK. Now s-The alleged ef-
forts OF the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad TO crush out the com
petition OF the JOY Steamship company
began new chapter today, In the tes-
ment TO prove that william Rockefel-
Ter and ten other directors OF the road
are guilty OF having construed to mo-
nopolize the transportation traffic OF
New England
The government alleges that this line
was eventually acquired by the New Ha-
ven and secretly operated as an inde,-
pendent TO drive another independent
line out of business. The testimony to-
ing OF letters written by the late John
NJ. Hail. president OF the New Haven,
was intended TO show how the competf-
ton Of the Joy line between New York
and Providence. n. l., became In 1900
a thorn in the side Of the New Haven.
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WARWOOD


special meeting OF the board Of sd
ucation 81 Richiaud district was held
last evening. ~ A. Alexander president
presided. Attorney j. W Ewing met
with the board and gave Information In
regard % the proposed bond issue
Preparations were made for tho election
which viii be held November 30. A pro-
vision was made 80 that al voters that
nave moved 60 Warwood since tn. first
o. the year wiI have time TO register %
that they can vote on the ISSUE. This
N0rk VIII b. done by the county com
fniaEiouera
N was decided 90 sell the old Wilson
school property located near the Stone
farm ~ short Greek This must D. ap-
proved By the county superintendent.
however. II approval is given. the prop
erty VIII PROBABLY b. disposed 81 80
public sale
4 called mcetinE or the board viii b.
peid sometime u"Ht week Three cleo
uon com lssinncrg for each voting pre-
cihci lu ltlchland district viii DE- an
pointed
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George sutton Of sixteenth ..rrsf ID.
slowly rec9verinF after heinz II DO Hf.
bone FOR the paHt several DAYS
Paul Meyer u South tUarsa..f ........
D. frFurfrd fu Do slowly recovering Lad
mo ~ Frances hospital in pftrbireI.
Isnrrylvania
Work a. pr0Frarairg rapidly orr :
lrwelrF house an IfrnI4rI a.ar...
south Warwou1
John and MHrfhnu LITTLE Hf NIrr.
80 nth street left Tor CLEVELAND ONO.
here fhey uIII work in the 1u fields.
rpI.n WarWOp1 lH STAYING tf The homo
n Nir4 Mary Tyson ~ Earf Wheel
Norh Is 1rDrrersIrr very rariffr odd,
ifr getting ri Albert fH.T rrrerEau..
Dol Huufn Wnru0nf
Niles blanche N.NHrferH hos rsfurrlH
ln Dor home fu South fgnru0nn after az
ffnllnE rfrk woman lf Mozart
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following ~ a compists program sf
we literary society 81 tho South War.
wood school which VIII be held Friday
afternoon a. o'clock
-nnF- The Ola Mi1 wheel
f.t ,.-tluL pa ara Haumauu
i4rl weaver, Thurza Whitman. william
almond. Edith cole. Robert ffadsn. All.
VIVA McfreW Frank Weeks Lena p1a
neva Null
sons. standing ~ tho Right"
Enray llHan Blanche Almond Agnes
EAIuuos water Almond. TnnoHHrr
III 81. william fkisr. Evelyn VlareO.II
FRANCES Iiilrn. Richard ANTHONY
sons Yankee Doodle
kuutatiun tInrH-kafhrrIna Mrfrr.a
Alice RIDDLE. charles smith. u4irf r.u.
81 Tnelma Lvdirk. John V0rar Wart
lif' .ler. Ilernerf Miller Walter W-F4r.
land Mildred Hnumaun
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IN all-day meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Lutheran church will be
held today az the home Of Mrs. Harry
T.. liohmanu 81 Seventh street. All tho
ladies' are invited 10 come in the morn
INK and bring a lunch and stay all day
Ing
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monthly business meeting Of th.
menh ers q the Loyal Daughters Of tho
christian church Will be held this even
nlF a. the home Of Miss Catherine f'ovl.
~ reilly Hill road North Warwood
Mlfa sarah 9ooch VIII have charge Oh
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Jim Llnsy and Frank Kaiser who we're
arrested Tuesday afternoon. FOR sleep
.IE OFT "a drunk along the streets 10 tho
Nrffh tud. we're given n hearing before
Mayor a. ~ kludelberger af the south
MarIrood hose house They were fined
Pr end The trimmings Ir fou dave ou the
ply They took the ten days
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r. 4. kindelherger. well known bar
Der or Center MarWood. who has been
seriously 800 for the past several weeks.
VIII 60 fn fh' hospital today. II is
thought Do viii have 60 undergo an op-
nrALLnn-
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men viii hold an important meeting this
evening AZ the home Of Harry Bovd IL
ol enter NarWnOd avenue Officers
III be erected. Following this a URht
luncheon vii be served
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me Warwood Select dances Will he
held thls evening az fasch's hall cor
Ier fttth street and Warwood avenue
ne nall mas been deliberately decorate
I1r ths affair and large crowd was
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Last evening the uszhf school Tor Cor.
Hgnerf was started 80 the south War
Nood school With tine consent Of the
members 81 tho Board uf Education
Prof. John A. Mitchell. principal of this
school Will teach the foreigners a Glaze
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No Mastinr rhin Wa,

Ihere viii be no meeting or the War
Mopn council Friday evening OF this
Meeh The regular meeting Will be- held
friday evening, November ~ AZ th,
center Warwood hose house
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Trial Treatment FREE

This new method &c 50 important % the vel
tarc 81 humanity, 81 vital 60 every person suffer
ing from auy form oi catarrh. that the onu1r-
tuuiiv % actually ffr 10 and ffrrf ifs rreuffa
VII be gladly extended without one cent Of cost.
larFe trial treatment. With complete. rii-
mute directions. will be sent free 10 any clfsrrh-
sufferer.
send no money. take no risks. make no
promise. simply clip. sign and mail fhr con.
non and the test package % she New Combined
lfraturnt viii De cent fully PREPAID. t1gcthef
Nlth the valuable book On Cataffh
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DISTRICT v.
Ohio County outside the city Of
wheeling.

Votes
Geo. ". Grodhouse. Elm Grove % 200
Miss Ethel Hawley. Elm Grove % 600
II. l.. Blayney. Elm Grove 20 500
John l., Kingdom. Elm Grove 20.5Oo
Miss Olga Hilbert, Marwood .I455G
James ~. Kemple, r.. II. No. .i0S50
Mrs. l.: J. Brothers. Fulton -. 1880
l.. II. Hoftmann. MarwOod $1,000. 200
Miss Edith Phillips. Triadeiphia s75O
Chas. h Prettyman. Chantal Court 800
Thos. Zagwr. short Creek $50. 600
Mrs. Bernie ShOwalder. RID. No. 1000
Miss Blanch Smith. Short Creek 600
Miss Maud King. West Liberty ...l. OOO
Miss Sue Naddell. West Liberty i, 600
John Hoff, Edgington Lane 49, 900
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n very important meeting % the
meubere ~ The center WARN God hose
company VII DO held thlr evening At
p n.riurL All fhe citizens ~ Center
Warwlun are Invited 90 attend. a. come
very important matters will he taken up
Tor consideration
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tions count for just one-half the num-
Der of votes shown here.
Anyone who was having The Intel
ligencer delivered TO them October
20. 1915, is considered an old sub
scriber.
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DISTRICT ~.
Ward 2, ward and ward 4, IN the
city Of wheeling.
Can You Stand
the Pace at so /?
Kelloggs sanitone Waters Make You
Strong and Husky a. You
Were in Days Of Old.
5O-Cent Box FREE

~ you're slowing MP" on vitality. feel
Ing old before you should. your neryea
need tonic - take keilOgga sanitono
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each week
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DISTRICT VII.
Beliaire, ShadyFids, West wheeling
and RivervfeW

DISTRICT VIII.
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, wheel
inG Greek. BrookHids and Astna-
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Removes the Cause
and Immediately Gives Re-
lief TO the Nose and Throat

Reese Jones Of Scranton, Penn. says after trying
many other treatments be used this new method and
Ay nose - now entirely clear and free and I not
bothered by the disease moi New Conhinri
Treatment Is worth its weight IN gold
Temporary relief from caarfh may ~ obtained in other
ways bot the New Combined Treatment must Inevitably
be accepted for esrgansrf results.
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paper Is delivered by carriers or
agents. Also in cities outside OF the
field Of the lntelIieeneer.
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DISTRICT X.
81. clairsviile, BarnsEviils. barton
Bethesda and Maynard.
DISTRICT x.
All towns ana rural routes In ohio
not named above.

Miss Elizabeth carr Unviaud ii .U.
W. 90 True. WnEfHuH ........... .T0 n.H
hobart ErIFrelI piedmont ... H.HrH
.HHa N.HturfI Nry ...t ........ .EHU
Misa ftpar sardOufU rilfouvIile r goo
Niles AMELIA Iuutrd TufonvIIie ZOO
PSI %. TrHr UuFIHnI ........... o. lHU
Inua ErrUurn. 'aHIf .......... o. nnH
LlIire Wilson. ffendrFehurE $500 1000
MieH HHlln Kelley. Hffhrafa 800 .Unn
MIaa Ellen TIunr. Waruurt ...... nn.
Ralph carter Adern ......... HU.
Miss stella Eoae. Flushing % boo
a Ut. kI"h. AHrnH .......... 4 boo
hiea MARI Watson. UHrriaviiia I'D nHH
Emerson Tlrkerarr. Adenn ......r nnn
y M. IaruHwurth. Hnrrfsviile ....f 600
W. Nowlin. rafiu ............ D HnU
wilmer lfnw fnnrnr Tnffr ZOO.
Francis NmnlIunnd. CndIr .....r .HnH
y " Adams. Piedmont .......... q nnl
Guy Hfnerare UarrfaNflla .......f 600
Franh Shaw. tmmnrfdga ..........f BOO
Lorum Frfna. fnfnhrffre nnH
Della MobleY. Armstronra Mills .f0H0
Frank laafuer. N0rFfIlla ........ d 600
p. q Harris. Mru Uarueavtfie nna
q. Callas. NurkvIlir .......... 4 ann
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Sarah J. Cape. Mouut Pciia. Tenn. savs. 4
suffered the pains and distress uf catarfh for
thrtecu wears and needles 60 state, tried ncsflv
every method. But b. your new method was
eof1eG.ig curcd and you cannot imagine the
Joy that has come over me"
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DISTRICT vi.
AL territory in west virginia not In
cluded In District and outside Of
Ohio County. Also south
western Pennsyivania>
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club Meeting.
The club ruururHN ~ local young
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VOTE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE.

Delivered b. Carrier or Agent. Also
By mail IN Towns and Cities where the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
Goes to the Root of

Stopped-up noses
Constant ''frog-in-the-
throat"
Nasal discharges
Hawking and splitting
Snoring at night
Bad breath
Frequent colds
Difficult breathing
Smothering sensation in
dreams
Sudden FITS Of sneszing
Dry mucus in nose
and any Of the other symp-
toms that indicate ar
preaching or present catarrh
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Careful experiments and Investigations have shown
that as the troubles expelled from the nose and
throat, the real Of the disease was overlooked
and IN short time the Catarrh would return stronger
than ever. Mr.. Gauss has gone way ahead Of the
ordinary methods Of treatment and has provided
remedy that
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DISTRICT M.
ward s, ward and ward 9, IN the
city OF wheeling.

DISTRICT ~.
Benwood, McMechen, Moundsvflls
and Glendale.
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Ths EIirfv,
fdkcH fHfo RE
sf0Wach. has a
dUpcf frdH<sce
Ht0H fh> nfn-
asnlrBhsdHSf
81 fir bots and
cHgcg ne dr.
ease ~ gpwot-
iaE the eaEfc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
WACONDA NEWS

Capital Journal Special scry,eeI
Waconda, ore. July 3l--Mr and
Mrs. John Brooks and family left thus
morning for the coast where they will
spend q couple Of weeks.
Mrs j. G. Savage and children re.
turned from o two weeks outing az
Wilhoit
Mrs. Martin, Of Portland, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs Eliza keppinger.
Mr. l. H. McMahoa Is sending biz
caterpillar engine up 90 haul gravel
on tie Columbia highway.
Many campers are coming into this
country to pick evergreen blaekbef'
mes.
Mrs Massey visited her daughter
Mr.. Arthur Coffin. of -. Louis, on
Thursday
A Ial'of about fourteen years 9f age
ran away from the Chemava Indian
school THURSDAY morning he vas
found a, Wae0nda and taken back by
J. G.. savage ..s.
c1v8s and A. NJ LaFolle'ie afe snip.
Ming psaehe. 10 Portland and salem
W- A Z. Evans loaded Two cars
with hay 20 be .hirpsi 90 Porilaaa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Recall Petitions Out
Against Polk Officials

Capital Journal Special Scrviee)
Dallas, Or, July 80, Petitions are
being circulated throughout the county
for the recall OF the entire county court
composed Of Judge Il. Teal and Commits
Siopers G. A, Wells aud G. W. Beckett,
Separate petitions are being used for
the recall Of each officer. The priuti.
pal charges by the hackers OF the 70.
call proceedings are that the court has
gone in debt far beyond the indebted.
ness allowed the county by state laws,
that the Judge and commissioners have
shown fayoritism IN road building in
the localities in which they reside aud
that they have paid more for the build
ing of certain bridges than the hid
called for, Il is also charged that the
court has employed private surveyor
to perform work for the county that
should have been done by the County
surveyor and that they have paid him
more for doing the work than the law
allows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31

Newton, Kau., July Specially
Farmers Of this state are all engaged
this sumner ia raising whiskers Of the
greatest length and density A native
OF these parts returning after several
years absence would be at loss New.
er before were there 50 many and 10
luxurant whiskers.
Early boo the summer II was seen that
o severe visitation Of mosquitoes was
90 make il an uncomfortable season in
Kansas. The thing was discussed 10
every community and many plans were
proposed that might alleviate the suf
fenug. Someone said wells should be
used. The Kansas mosquitoes are re.
markably savage and snap at one right
u the face Wells. however, were judged
% be too troublesome An old settler
came forth. he said he thought be- had
on idea 40 the same time be called
attention 20 the dense and lengthy um.
brage on his chin.
Raise boards. said the ola man.
81 been wearing this one q long time
now and they ain't a mosquito can
brag be = fetched me yet
So the farmers Of Kansas with ad
mirable resourefulneas are raising
boards Whiskera are being tended
With perhaps o. great care and atten.
ton a. % wheat Latest reports assure
us that Kansas win soon be ouf most
Thoroughly whiskered state
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
What the Year Has ProUed

themselves the lesson is not yet fully
learned. Each bellIgerent realizes the
fact, as far rs itself is concerned, but
is reluctant to concede a like knowledge
to the opposing side. Nature is thought
to be willing to play favorites again,
as she Sc frequently had done in the
past; but this time, all mankind is be.
ing treated alike, and TO each country
mas been whispered the native secret
Of sclf.preScrvatiOn.
Therefore, a compromise is inevitable,
The dead in the second year Of the war
will be martyrs to the age.lOng belief
that nature has her iavOrites, This is
the basis for that blind trust in the fu-
ture to which the belligerents now are
appealing as their justification for a
continuation of the conflict. But, dur.
ing the past . months, nature mas be.
trayed all her ancient proteges in turn,
Inevitably she must continue her i'm
partial attitude, for human strength
and human wealth are limited, and no
belligerent has enough left to bribe a
change in natures attitude.
The past year has proved that civil.
cation is able to save itself from de-
struction. Ciyilizing influences will
not 90 down in the ruin of the conflict
On the contrary, rotting sores, hidden
below civilization 5 surface, nave been
exposed in all lands as only war OF
the present magnitude could uncover
them. If the war hadn Z come, these
diseased spots probably would have
spread. weakening civilization and re.
tarding its healthy growth. When th,
war is over. and the final compromise
is signed, civilization will be able tC
move forward in many new directions
TO develop more humanity in one cOun'
try; to oblhcrate degenerate tendencies
IN another; to modify caste and cour
age discipline and efficiency IN thirds
to expcl corruption and perhaps abso
lutism itself, from a fourth. The time
for such peace is now, or at most
when conNantinoplc falls, Europe
statesmen must soon confess the fruit
lessness Of pursuing phantom victories
The day is fast approaching when IN,
conflict. even if il doesn' cease, will
begin TO degenerate into gigantic
eHnsh. with the casualties everywhere
fast decreasing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Paving On Poor Farm
Road Is Now Completed

The hard surfarng of the half mile
Of road from she r.t1 limits 90 the poor
farm has been completed and County
Rohdmaster Culver nas put bis gang 10
work on the Silyer0n road. The paw.
ing on the snyeron road begins one'
half mile from che aast end Of the gov.
ernpnt road and continues one hale
mile along the -Iyerton Salem road
This work will be .Jmpleted In three
or four days
County Commissioners Beckwith and
Goulnt we're iu Salem yesterday for q
conference Of ihr county court and 90
inspect the hard affacing which has
already been laid The eoun'y court re.
ports that the work which has already
Progressed appsnr 20 be highly salts
factory ana Roadmaster Culver is com'
plimented on tbe excellence of ihe work
30 estimate. ~ cost nave yet been pre-
pared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
Bride Of Few Days
Suffers Fatal Burns

Portland, ore, July 31,-ATrs. La.
Verne Krifer, of Hubbard, Ore, aged
II years, and bride of only a few
weeks, died yesterday afternoon at
the Good Samaritan hospital from
burns sustained last night at her home
in Hubbard when a gasoline stove ex.
ploded while she was preparing meal,
The husband and mother of the young
woman left for Portland this after.
noon.
Mrs. LaYcrne was brought to Port
land last night and II was believed
that she had not been seriously hurt.
The exploding fluid caused burns on
her head, arms and body.
A second accident at Hubbard yes.
terday was to James Griffith, 10 years
old. He was kicked by horse and his
skull fractured He also was brought
to the Good Samaritan hospital,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-31
LBY ]. w. 7. MasnnN

written for the United Press.)
New York, July 3l.-The first year
Of the war cries for a compromise.
From rhr capitals OF the beligerent
nation, come reports Of dominating op.
lmi,m: but the encouragement is ALI
based ou phantom beliefs in what the
future may have in store. 1t is a
plutW tale each country has to tell ut
Ilo past There is no aspect anywhere
OF ooue Iu the present. Appeals to un.
substantial visions of the future alone
encourage hope in full won victory
bNt the future is so often will.o >
ihrNsp that leads to the quicksands
AMI NHgmIeS. Amid the bod claims
o' .n".ns, which each nation is making
ON 'He INST anniversary of the war, it
WHWIly easy to detect the waiing
note OF sorrow trying TO disguise itself
" "oan uf triumph. in truth, there
VIII Doc mo- triumphant celebrations any.
"b"r In Europe at this anniversary
l,lh" Writers may pen their eulogies
OF native heroes, equali2ed among all
''' h''.gprcnts, drawn battles may be
ma-WHrI into brilliant successes, but
cue ''u., of the warning people cannot
'rl".' 1i these incOnclusive evidences
OF success, All the nations dwell too
.0,r| to defeat, aud all know victory
D. iop t1r away.
'nNfomisc must bring an end to
'A' conflict The nations of the world
"N,. learn that all individual life de.
I"0.' "n % perpetual compromise with
'''.'meut, and that the lives of ma
''0 lnuot obtain immunity from ma.
'N.. laws. This is the great lessen
'' no. first year of the war France
'...' her success al the Marine; Eng.
''' .'.ateS the proves of her fleet
vU'..a.' tells Of her wonderful accom-.
l,0".ut, on two fronts; the other
-.'hlN sing their own songs OF
.'.. but, when the battle maps are
meet, the progress registered any.
'"... SINCE the war settled down TO 10.
.' node of fighting, is seen to be
iNiu'e.lmal.
.''Fn warfare is proving to be far
'' .1'antageous for defensive than
...'h,lNe fighting. This is the sec
lesson of the year Is frultless efforts
.'''r strategists 10 Overwhelm one
''' Nations no longer can b,
' .r.mei. A great military ma
... . NNe Gcrmany's may conquer 81
% country rs Belgium, hut apart
o ''.h rarely disproportionatc an
Isis as these. conquest Of ue ma
a.. another has become impossible
'' s more potent than attack
, ''N Austro.Gefman offensive IN
.'rrn war area exhausts Itself
before % decisive victory become,
The Slavs, too. are unabl,
| 'he war into the enemy s ter
except by temporary drives thai
AZ, fepellel. Only minor victories
- 'as won 10 turn by the bellig
.4 'h' west each offsetting m,
l' 's as hopeless for France an,
90 dream OF overrunuing Ger
'' Tor the Teut0ns 10 put thei
TIE conquest OF France. Ever
w.. = Go French forces on the Cali
,h'nsula are being checked by th,
Turks. the most ineffieiently
Ni troops 10 Europe.
r.. use s triumphant AZ the end u
N, months fighting Compronii Sc
u''.'nrn, becomes inevitable TIL,
ha' Pili its blood and waste
..a'urrs 20 learn that civilization
-er viii tolerate conquest tn
proved that educated man IA
h'mself instiretivelr. ami abOy,
'..ng else, the art Of .elf.pr0ec
1901 among the warring nation