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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-05
JOHNSON COMES UP FOR AIR
Big Negro Anxious For Another Chance
With Willard.

Big Negro ANXIOUS For Another Chance
With Willard.
II. II. Frazee, one of the hackers of
the Johnson-Willard title fight in Ha-
vana, received a cablegram from Jack
Johnson recently challenging Willard
for another battle for the champion
ship.
81 will fight Willard anywhere in the
world and win post $4,000 that will
knock him out in q finish fight" cabled
the former title holder.
There appears to be little chance OF
Willard ever fighting Johnson again
inasmuch as the new champion has
drawn the color line.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-05
National League.

National League Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati double.
header).
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-05
Yaohtsmen Go 70 War

The Canadian Yacht club has sent
10 members to war. There are 1.941
members included in the organization.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-05
LORD IS MAKING GOOD.
ES-White Sox Player Showing Up Well
In Handling Buffeds.

Harry Lord is making good as man
ager of the Buffalo Feds. While the
tenn does not appear to have a chance
to land the flag in Gilmore's circuit,
Lord has shown he can handle the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-08-05

The opal is the only gem not successfully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
ATTACK AMERICANS
Colony Of IS Americans at Esperanza,
Mexico, Attacked by Band Of
Naquis-SeveraI Killed.

NoGALEs. Sonora. Mexico. May ~.
faqui Indians attacking a colony OF
65 Americans. including women ana
children. near Esperanza. south or
Guaymas. have killed three ana
wounded several others. according to
information received today by FRED
erick Simpich. American consul here.
The battle continues.
The Americans reported killed are:
John Wilson. w. A. Fay. and William
Stocker J. j. Donovan Is missing
and Is believed 20 have been Killed.
Jose Maytorena, governor of So
nora. has ordered a detachment OF 500
troops TO entrain at Guaymas and
proceed TO the aid Of the Americans.
The railroad. however is only par
TALLY repaired and Is In poor eondl-
ton
Refugees from the interior report
conditions in Sonora to be little short
OF appalling. The Yaquis and lawless
elements OF all sorts have taken TO
pillaging and to murder. they say. The
Indians are reported TO be butchering
men. women and children indiscrim-
inately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
HIGH" BOAT RIDE
Steamer Homsr Smith Arrives FOR
Alumni HEourston This Afternoon
And Evening.

Hundreds OF persons went down to
the wharf yesterday to inspect and adj
Inire the beautiful Homer smith. the
nnest and handsomest river excursion
boat on the Ohio.
The boat will again be open for in
specuon today. prior to taking out the
Two excursions under the auspices OF
the Wheeling High school Alumni ASso-
citation. This afternoon the boat VIII
carry an excursion. mostly OF grade
pupils. although adults will be taken
too, and viii SO down the riy er. The
president and owner. AIR. Homer Smith.
assured the president OF the Alumni as
sociation that the boat would stop at
Blochs landing and would proceed on
fording the school children the opportu-
nifty OF seeing the gates In actual opAr-
alton. II was not determined Just how
Tar down the river the boat win go, bur
the craft viii go as far as possible and
get back 20 the local wharf at a reason
able hour.
In the evening the boat will leave the
local wharf at 80 promptly and will
proceed NJ the river. stopping az Mar
tins Ferry for about three ufnutes 10
take on passengers The Dfficers OF the
Alumni are determined That the boat
VIII get away as near on time as pos
sible 80 a. 10 give those on board a
turn 90 the local wharf about eleven
or eleven thirty. thus assuring everyone
no trouble In catching streets cars The
boat Will not leave on the after Don rIu..
until after two o'clock, In order that
the school children win have ample
II Is understood that a few tickets for
both rides can still be obtained at Davis
burkham q Tylers. Allen a Hunters and
the Y. NJ g. A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14

Two years from today you'll be get
ting your ten-cent can Of soup from a
manufacturing plant into which. In
order that your can Of soup may be
absolutely perfect, there has been
poured S2.O00O00
Joseph Campbell g. Co, OF Camden.
y. J.. known the world over a. manu-
facturers of "CampbelIs Soups" are
going to spend this amount 70 erect az
Washington Park a model soup can
ming plant. which will be. 80 far az
they are able 10 make II. superior to
every other Industrial establishment
I'm the world for its provisions for
manufacturing efficiently and for In
craasing the welfare Of It's employees.
Announcement OF the architectural
plans has been preceded BY more than
tVo years of study Of uranufactur-
ing plants In Europe and America.
that every excelloncy % others might
BE- embodied In the Campbell plant.
and defects avoided The Campbell
company began selling Sc soups 30
wears ago. without great success UNTIL
advertising on large scale wa
taken up. The results have been
startling To-day the city block OF
buildings which they occupy in Cam
den cannot turn out soups fast enough
to hll their orders "Our advortIsina
never cos rs OnrtCnth % a cent on
each can" says Or. }. r. Dorriance.
president Of the company. and We
ere entering now upon n LARGER cam
rairn Of advertising than ever be
fore"
Capacity Five Times Larger.
Tho new plant az Washington Park
Del designed TO do Eve times the
amount Of business which the pres
out Camden plant can handle The
management decided however. that
their problem was not one % increas.
ina floor space-it vas no less nocaq.
Fary that every possible factor which
wirht contribute 10 the welfare OF its
employees should be- considered
We are Toing ~ provide for The
welfare Of our employees. bon durinR
end outside % working hours. boz
way such as Is c0ualed BY no other
Industrial plant m the United States.
says Dorriance. "and there will b. no
charity about o. believe IN equip
ping a plant 20 that a man can work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
ITALY'S CABINET
HAS RESIGNED
MINISTERS STATE DID NOT POS
SESS UNANIMOUS ASSENT
OF PARTIES IN POLICY.
King Has Not Decided Whether or
Not He Will Aeeept-More
Rioting Occurs.

LONDON. May n. 2:20 a. m.-The
Italian cabinet has resigned.
The council Of minister's" says
Reuters Rome correspondent. "con.
sidering that IL did not possess the
unanimous assent OF the constitutional
parties regarding its international
policy. which the gravity Of the stu
alton demands. has decided to hand
It's resignation TO the king. An ON
ciai note TO this effect was issued to-
night
The king has reserved his decision
as to whether the resignation will be
accepted
More Rlotinq.
ROME. May 3-Throughout the
day the evaporation OF the people in
creased and serious riots occurred
Deputy Bertolini. former minister
IN Biolittrs cabinet. who was observed
In a street car. was attacked by A
mob The car windows we're smashed
and Bertolini would have been injured
had not cavalry officers present
among whom was Lieutenant ROspig-
liosi son Of the commander Of the
Papal guards. gone tdelis rescue They
were Obliged 20 draw their swords and
two Of the rioters we're wounded
Meanwhile police and carbineers has
tened to the spot and dispersed the
mObs.
Deputy Faoto. who was minister Of
finance In the Giolltti cabinet. was
also attacked while drigiug ln his car.
rage. but ho succeeded in escaping
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
DR.. JEPSON ON
TUBERCULOSIS
oE LINERS INTERESTING Ap-
DRESS Before STATE
MEDICAL SOCIETY
At HUNTINGTON
Laid stress on importance Of Fresh
Air-or. W. a. Lynott Of pitss-
bursb Delivers Address.

sperlsi Dispatch 20 ne Tntetnxen~er
HUNTiN8TON. W. Va. May "a
DIT. 3. l. Jepson. OF Wheeling secre-
isFy o. the West Virginia Board OF
Health. following the presentation OF
a paper on pulmonary and venal tu-
bereuIosis b. Or. p. T. Powers OF May
berry, W. Va. before the forty eight
annual session OF the West virginia
state medical association today gave
an interesting discussion OF the white
plague.
The Wheeling physician asserted
that one eighth OF all the deaths I'm
the United States Il due to white
plague
He laid special emphasis on the i'm
portance OF fresh AIR as a safeguard
TO contracting the dread maIady. lie
pointed out that the Indian race was
on the verge OF facing determination
since Il had removed from the wig
wan 10 the air tight houses. He cited
instances where whole families had
contracted the disease and died on
account of fresh air not being permit
ted 70 enter the living and sleeping
rooms
An interesting paper OF the after
noon session WAS read by DR.. w. A.
Lynott. mine surgeon. OF Pittsburgh,
In the service of the United States
bureau Of mines. lie explained the
object and working OF the bureau. An
important work n is performing is
training miners to do first aid work
in mine accidents. thereby decreasing
the number OF fatalities.
The election OF officers will take
place tomorrow as well as the selec-
ton OF a place and date for next
meeting. Clarksburg and Wheeling
are in the race for the next meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ. O., May in. s. Adder was
Up from Beilaire Sunday.
John Kennedy was In Wheeling. sat
Aiss Helen Brokaw was wheeling
IN Miss s., Lena ivchey was here from
John Able OF near scIo was In cadiz
Mr and Mrs. J. c. HaverfieId w. I'm
SalineviIle. Edwin Arnold was IN from
Steubenville over Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Frank Ehrhart were in
John Nesbitt was over from ST. Glars
Lanson Work Of uhrichsvlne is the
Mrs. Matte Peters OF Richmond was
with friends here Tuesday.
John Warren and wife were in Bloom
:, Rev. c. n. Bloom was in Unfonpor, on
VIII $. Brown was calling on frl.-ds
here from Cleveland, Tuesday.
Dr. q, w. Emmery was In Cleveland
few days this week
About sixty knieht TempIars we're
here from Bellaire. Thursday.
Bailey ROgers of Columbus was here
over sunday last.
+. W, Houser OF Bridgeport was a
Cadiz visitor on Sunday last
John sharon was caller I'm Wheeling,
on Saturday last.
J.; D.. worIey was a visitor In Now
Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. f. u. McFadden has returned
&c steubenvilie after visiting Mrs. w
Il. Hearn.
dr. and AIRS. G. $. Vance OF pitts
burgh we're guests Sunday OF Mr. and
Mrs f. CrOwl
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Mcconnell were
guests q friends I'm Pittsburgh over
sunday last
Charles Carson aud wife we're the
guests OF ar; and Mrs. o. X. Martin
Mr. end Mrs. 5. :. snyder and friends
OF Bellaire. were with friends ia Caciz
over sunday.
Mrs. Alice Mclean and daughter. Miss
Martha. were IN Wheeling calling on
friends. Wednesday.
Helen Bullock mes gone to Athens. o.
where she will attend the summer Nor
nal.
Mrs. g. NJ. Hogs IL with Mr.. Albert
Dewey. 90 Chicago. where she Will re-
main a few weeks.
Misses villa and Fay Clancy wers
guests Of friends In Stcubcnvillo over
Sunday LAST.
Mrs. Vim. Rayusrd. 81 Dccrville. was
the guest this week cf J. Isle Clark and
family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
ODD FELLOWS
Hold interesting Meeting at New
Msrtinssiiie and Wheeling Man
10 Elected to High offiee.
Special Dispatch to the Intsnlrsncer.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intsliieencer.
NEW MARTINSvILLE May "a
The meeting OF the Grand Encamp-
ment OF the West Virginia Odd Eel
lows which was brought to a close
here today. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Alba
Wolverton. OF Phillippi. Grand Patri-
arch; Harry Rennard. OF Wheeling.
Grand High Priest: G. d. Smith, or
St Marys. grand marshal: r. l.. Lar
ear. of WellsburE. grand sentinel: and
Mr.. Daniel. deputy grand sentinel.
The convention was attended by over
one hundred delegates frCm all sec
lions OF West Virginia and the meet
ings proved very successful as mucn
business was transacted. The repre-
sentatives from Wheeling were william
Bingham. Jack Davis. Harry Rennard.
j. A. Miller and III. r. Woody. The
up river delegates returned TO their
homes in the afternoon, following the
adjournment OF the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14

of storage space. an area as large as
many big meat-packing plants.
Big freight elevators VIII carry the
foodstuns to the workrooms OF the
third and fourth floors. On the
fourth floor will be 100 huge broth
kettles, as inches In diameter and
i've feet deep. each holding 200 gal
Ions Exhaust fans will draw on the
steam On the third fioOr the fresh
vegetables that 20 into the making OF
the various soups will be prepared.
Along the north wall will be placed
the blending kettles. into which the
carefully weighed and carefully meas
ured ingredients viii 20. Without
leaving this floor the finished SOUPS
viii BE- poured into the gambling ma
chimes and the hlled cans vii be low
cred en- metal containers by means OF
on electric hoist 10 the second moor
for cooling After cooling they will
te labeled by machines. packed IN
wooden cases and conveyed By gray
ify 90 the warehouses There will ne
four OF these warehouses. each 1f0
feet wide and 500 feet long. one story
high. Freight cars for shipping pur.
poses can be- run directly into them.
other buildings will be the power
house. which will send steam heat ana
air through underground pipes az
over the plant: a by-products bund-
ing 30 which all refuse from the fac
tory VIII b. taken immediately.
carpenter shop and a machine shop.
Working under these conditions OF
air. light and mechanical conven-
fences az nearly perfect a. human IN.
genuity can make them. the health OF
the employees viii BE- further safe
guarded BY the attention o. two resi-.
dent physicians and a trained nurse.
When the days work is over there
VII BE- plenty Of recreation provided
for those who want o.. right on the
ample grounds Of the establishment
Baseball grounds and tennis courts
VIII Be thrown open and there viii BE-
swimming and boating along the mile
% water front The life al Camp
bell Town On summer should BE- a.
most q perfect combination % work
and play The company r. 40 sure
that MS right that It's putting 81 .0ot-
600 Into the scheme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14

without any discomforts which will
lessen the amount or the quality OF
bis daily output. That's not charity
That's business sense" Doctor Dor
rance Is young man. graduating
from college less than ten years ago.
lie became superintendent 90 the
plant, and three years ago succeeded
his uncle. Arthur DOrriance. a. presi-
dent Of the company.
lie began planning this model es-
adjustment. and for the last three
years he has visited Europe every
spring. studying the plans Of the larg-
est manufacturing institutions there
In his opinion the three which are bet
ter equipped. more thorouRhly aiding
their employees than any I'm this coun-
try. not excepting such plants AZ those
of the National Cash REGISTER Com
pany. the Ford Automobile Company
end the Larkin Soap Company. are the
krupp nickel works. ~ Bernstorr.
Austria. the Port Sunlight SOAP
works. near Liverpool. England. and
the Cadbury's chocolate plant. a.
Manchester
The establishments Of scores Of biz
corporations of this country were Wis
tied. For two years the work OF draw
ing plans has gone on. and now that
they are done the fruit o. the expert
cuce of men In every other line of
business has gone into them. adapted
"a meet the requirements Of the Camp.
bell company.
Three Square Miles
The FIRST move was 90 acquire n
tract large enough TO be used FOR the
farms. and 1000 acres. including the
old Washington Park grounds. Eve
miles down the Delaware river from
philadelphia. on the Jersey side. were
purchased a mile % river front was
bought
About ~ acres will BE- taken up Win
buildings There win be- more than
100000 feet Of foor space. or about
~ acres Tho main building alone VII
contain $50 GOO square feet OF aoor
space 70 win BE- 100n1G0 feet. two
stories I'm height. Constructed Of rein
forced concrete. IN Eat slab design. re-
Nevcd by round columns The struc-
ture win be- faced with cream colored
brick. and trimmed with terra cora
Tho Immense windows OF rolled steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
BARNES DENIES
TEDDY'S STORY
SPENDS TWO HOURS ON STAND
AND DENIES MANY STATE
hENTS OF COLONEL
Gives rs version Of Mary Incidents
Brought Out IN Trial-Elcets
Teddy 70 Anauiss Ctub.


SYRACUSE. y. Y. May i3-This
was william Barnes day in court IN
his libel suit against Theodore Rooss-
Welt. The former chairman OF the Re
publican state committee spent two
hours on the witness stand in contra
dieting wholly OF IN part various por-
tons OF the testimony OF Colonel
Roosevelt. and In giving. his own YER
sion OF several incidents described By
the former President OF the United
I States.
Mr.. Barnes swore that he did no,
talk 10 Colonel Roosevelt. about the
franchise tax bill prior TO its pas
sage. He denied emphatically that
he had asked the then governor OF
New York not 10 sign the bill With
equal emphasis. he denied that he
had ever told Colonel Roosevelt that
men identified with bic business in
terests contributed 20 both parties In
order TO gain protection. and that IN
Il was not given them they would
cease to contribute: that ne had
urged the reappointment OF Lou Payn
az state superintendent OF insurance.
and that he had discussed legislative
and executive matters with Colonel
said he did none OF these OF a half
dozen other things the Colonel de-
scribed him as having done He said
however. he did declare BY inference
that he considered Colonel Roosevelt
the leader OF the Republican party
in this state from 1906 to 1910. And
he said that he visited the White
House in 1908 at the request 81 the
President. and was urged 20 see Aug
ust Belmont about the race track bill.
He quoted Colonel Roosevelt as say
ing that the bill must be defeated.
This was The bill which failed OF
passage because OF the vote of State
Senator Grattan who, according 10
previous testimony. changed his mind
about voting for Il after an elleged
talk with Mr.. Barnes the night be-
fore IL came up, for consideration.
Never Said u.
AS for the statement accredited to
him by Colonel Roosevelt that the
people were not ft TO govern them
selves. Mr.. Barnes declared he never
said IL. During the day he painted in
words picture OF his political career
and gave his ideas about political or
ganization. In this connection he
said:
Il told Mr.. Roosevelt. as I have told
a great many others. thar II we were
TO maintain in this country a system
OF party government, organization
was necessary. that no movement
could ever come to achievement I'M
less ii was organized. The idea that
the people can move without order
or policy Is absurd upon its face.
They must have leaders. or they
90 not move at all. and no party move
ment or any other movement can pro
gress unless II Is financed by people
whose hearts are in the work and who
are willing to give to the cause for
which they stand. No organization
can succeed unless attended by men
who are willing 10 give their entire
time TO the work. / have said, as
say now. that no party. whatever II
be-Republican. Democratic. Progress
sive. Prohibitionists. Socialist. Labor
or Independent-can move forward
without proper control and guidance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
TWO SENTENCED
Foreigner Pleads Guilty TO Conspiracy
and Another to Larceny: One
Gets a Year: The Other
Two Years In the Pen

Special Dispatch Co the Inteiiigencer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. May 3.-Paul
Brabach who yesterday went on trial
Tor conspiracy for his part in the
Pennington riots and the murder OF
Constable W. II. Riggs today reversed
his plea OF not guilty when the state
had completed its case and entered
a plea Of guilty. He was sentenced to
one year In the penitentiaTy.
Peter Smith. a Greek, charged with
grand larceny for stealing a watch
and money from a shoe shining parlor
where he was formerly employed to-
day confessed and was sentenced TO
two years In the penitentiary by
Judge Raymond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14

frsme will give the maximum OF light
The building was designed By VIII
lam steele q Sons Company. OF Phil
adelphia, TO whom was awarded the
contract for construc ton. TO give the
highest efficiency 10 the Gamers bust
ness. laying the building out TO suit
the process. and minimizing the han
ding Of material The main entrance
VIII be In the center Of the structure.
facing south at tho foot OF the General
tower. which will project above the
room TO accommodate the sprinkler
md supply tanks. Practically the en-
tire second floor II given over 10 pro
visions for the welfare Of the en-
plOyes u will contain separate locker
rooms for men and women. In which
each person will be given an individu-
~ locker. with wash basins. The
walls viii be done In white marble.
and all pipes and other fixtures con.
cealed
For the men a smoking room 90 feet
long and 20 feet wide. and a barber
shop will DO provided a rest room
for the women. 40 feet wide and 60
feet long. viii b. equipped with a
piano. periodicals. and books. Next to
these rooms VIII BE- a dining hall. so
feet wide and 100 feet long. IN which
100 ~ the employees can b. accommo-
dated. Adjoining the main q. ing hall
viii BE- smaller dining rooms for ON
GERS Of the company and visitors
Bia Laundry
on the sixth floor viii be installed
n laundry which viii supply an the
employees with freshly Numbered uni
forms daily The company employs
] 200 men and women the year
around. and durinE August. septem-
Der and October. when fresh vcge-
tables are canned. the force numbers
1900. All the girls win De rfven
freshly Numbered blue dresses daily.
the forcwomen white uniforms ana
the men white coats and trousers
one wing 81 the main building viii
constitute The receiving department.
Cars Of vegetables and poultry viii
b. unloaded beneath lts roof. the rail-.
road tracks belng sunk 90 that the car
floor VIII be level with the building
floor The other wing viii be- used a.
q cold storage plant for porishable
foods. u viii have 5000 square feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
REPoRT DENIED

WASHINGTON. May ~ The Ger.
man ambassador late today communi.
Gated 10 the state department deny
Ing that the embassy or any 81 ite Of
hcials had given any inumation con
cerning the response which would be-
made BY the German government TO
the American note regarding the Lusi.
tanfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
DR.. FREEMAN
Prominent Columbus Divine viii
Preach Sermon Of inspiration
Tonight at Thomson.

A service of inspiration" will be
held this evening ~ the new Thomson
VI. T. church and the sermon viii be
delivered BY Rev Luther Freeman.
ID. D. pastor First Methodist church.
Columbus. o. Rev. freeman IL a DOW
crfui pulpit orator and 10 b. expected
there viii be a large gathering this
eveninE. as his reputation has pre-
ceded him 60 this city lie IN one OF
The biggest men In Methodism today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-14
SOCIALIST PARTY TAKES
STRONG STAND AGAINST WAR

CHICAGO. May IA stand
against war was taken here today by
the national committee of the Social
list party. which augmented anti.mili-
tarium resolution by an amendment
to the constitution which says:
ANY member of the Socialist party
elected to any Office who shall vote
for appropriations for war shall be
dropped by the party"
The amendment was adopted only
after lengthy discussion.