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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-06-30
BRYAN LAND AGENCY,
at4 Red Wing, MINI.
Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?

Faced by demands from the conductors hmen and brakem
additional burden transportation costs OF
the railroads propose that this wage problem be settled oy
10 an tribunal
railroads
considered and decided
apubic body
Railroads Urge Public Inquiry and Arbitration
to settlement OF
follows
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

meet trida yey'unE iu o.. town IaIf
for this season
Th" Priscilla Improvement club ,,rl
nl'f Ht tho home of LYNN .u fr.
" 400 on Farm. this afternoon
me Iriat'i Uhia orchestra held its
ittul1r meeting last evening
IHi.u Burke lH~ moved from DTary.lY.I
TO sixth street. Fulton
I"hu smith. off Elm Grove has ag-
,'bi,a position with The cecil Ium-
Der company
Iruysr meeting services were hold
,tNi evening iu the Vance Memorial
i'NhS rltn church. ~ WoudzdaT.
Lessons From Passion Week" was dis
,t1.. ~ Special music WAS furnished
by The Girls Gf.c club
Ut is 'Nr"ct'i th1f rhs fence around
.' I'm Grove baseball grounds viii
'' repaired Ir fI. u.Nf f.g d4Ns
'"nrE" Ehhsr' ~ Middle Vyrssrfrr
creek. Del recovering from Hn ATTACK .l
.'ui. irdIEs- 'Iuu DO f4 .urtu4n iu
tN' rlhfIuIhush viii cas-. rTIa TIr..a
,tur'd t continuance OF fia CASE. urffI
INur .IuE. April Cd.
work Nfa been resumed Du rsh.lIrT.r-
ff. F1ffur.I rHrI between West tr...
nuIsr and 'IHtHfiIls
Miss Nd"lfH Potter. ~ N.V York
'uI. ".I. deliver tu address This morn.
nh '. i' YII... ~ th. Tri1d.Irhia dis.
'f..' Ii..H ..H..I
Nfr'i. ..r of vr ami Mrs PRANK
In.L 40 If'nd' 'r.Is I- i1 af rra nom.
Tns rUatr.s uHi. .f,.s ar OBJ. -tan.
Irf. hEf.I.Iu ,Hur.. a..r r...f t,tr..
.N.nInr 1f fr. bonn. .' Mi. o 80 f.a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
NOT IN FAVOR OF
MILITARY TRAINING
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PROF. n. q. JOHNS OF HIGH
SCHOOL. SAYS PRIMARY NEED
is PHYSICAL TRAINING
Such instruction Would Make citi-
zenship That In Months Time
Could Be Trained For War

i am not in favor Of military train
ing in the schools" said Prof H. b
Johns. principal of the Wheeling High
school. yesterday afternoon. when
asked Tor his opinion OF the amend
ment relating to training for the
school and college students in places
where there are more than 100 male
students over the age OF 10 years
passed at Tuesdays session OF the
united states senate. when they voted
TO adopt the army reorganization bill
as substitute 10 the Hay bill.
Physical training and not training
with armament. would produce more
obedient citizens. With an obedient
citizenship. their physical powers full
ly developed. in months training
they would be adequately prepared TO
90 10 the front to fight the enemy IN
times OF war" Principal Johns added
The. amendment as passed by the
senate Tuesday provides for military
instruction by commissioned army Of
Ulcers under the direction OF the sec
rotary Of war. In every school and col
Iege IN the United States having luO
or more male students over Is years
OF age, when authorities Of such
schools apply for such instruction and
the requisite number Of students agree
10 accept the training and become Il
part of the reserve force OF the army
OF the nation. Those accepting would
be subject To call to arms AT any time.
The amendment was proposed by Sen
ator Hardwick.
What the schools OF the United
states need primarily is physical
training. training that would tend to
better the conditions OF the body and
mind said Prof. Johns. Then
should a call To arms come. in but a
short time with training as to the uses
OF armament. the school youths would
make first class soldiers
However. | am in favor OF every
persons having military training. II
IS necessary for the production of a
self reliant and law abiding citizen.
but the school is no place for military
training"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
.BRAXT0N COUNTY
NAMES DELEGATES

SUTTON, ". Va. April lg-Pur-
suant 10 call of the BraNton county
Republican executive committee Il
meeting OF the Republican voters of
BraNtOn county was held at the court
house Wednesday for the purpose of
naming delegates TO the district con
vention TO BE- held in Weston on Nav
>; also To the state convention to be-
held in Wheeling on MAY 4. for the
purpose OF selecting delegates to the
Republican national convention al Chr
cago on June :.
The following delegate To the dis
trict convention at Weston on MAY >
were named.
Holly district: 7. u. Adams. VIII
Davis. Jr.. Frank Hosey and John Can
field
salt Lick. Ben L. Bean. 6. r. Mol.
lohan. Samuel Neith and John +.
Berry.
outer. c. I. Englc. G. G. Rusmisel
J. W. Frame, :. &. Johnson and n.
II. Lewis.
Birch Letcher Cook. H. VI. Turner
and Dr. r. VI Walsh
The following delegates were chosen
10 attend the state convention on May
4 az Wheeling
Holly district. Dr. Cecil Benham. !
u. Dunn. Dr. .. l.. Hunbins and Al
fred Walker.
I salt Lick: T. ". Squires. Porter
Bennett J. r.. MARBLE and Samuel Gun
nilCham
outer Henry Bender. T.. 5. Carr
W NJ. Funk. e. W Englc and =. p
Carr
Birch ". II. Pierson. Jr.. G.. y. Snod
Erc~S. Grant McMorrOw
/ The following resolutions were unan
lmou~ly adopted by the convention
Resolved That the Republicans a.,
BraNton county. In convention assem-
bled. feel that this county. being larg,
and centrally located. is entitled q,
representation on the state ticket ir
the general election in November next
and. knowing our fellow citizen. Hon
T. q. Rider. to BE- worthy. honest aus
industrious. and q lawyer who stand.
high in his profession. We Therefore
B heartily and earnestly recommend hin
I for the office of attorney general OF III,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
He Removed the
Danger Signal

Fr1nE W sherman. T.7corIa. y Y
writes ~ suffered with kidney trouble.
lAi A tired feeling BOO my back did NOT
nave 1ly ambition and felt an tired 0ut.
N-' FOLEY kidney PILLS and Iu Few
Gays tsI n Co feel better. and nov. d
have cuureIy recovered and have had
Do, return ol r.E painful symptoms"
one cannot irin becoming rervYu.
ard feeling tired and worn out whsf
we h.'r.fH fH|I t1 hitter and throw out
OF 'N. IS stem fHf poisonous waste mat
ter tf1f c1urar kidney trouhIr4 ana
bI oder HImerfn
i.f.tache iH one % Natures danger
..A .tt. ...f fIN I.sI.t. AFRO t.ls.a1
20 af' rfUf.fu. Dr. IF often followed
lF faruff JOIN. annoying bladder or
.rin. tIrn.isra. purv rweliirra rr-
Hu.'rr ankle. and pIIu-
T., Frrsv rur ret rfrrt ., Obi,
"f ir..... THUs Irt.rlrsfs f.s
f. .rH.'IN cotton urf when mo
rf.H'r. perform their fIur-
"'. f'. r.|...uu. wf.Is matter IL
..nr fI"H. OH. .U.f.I
Tor sale b. John Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
DR.. 5RITTINGHAM SPEAKS
AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Those who were priviledged Of at
tending the third noon day Holy
Week service al Zion Luihran church
on Wednesday We're delighted with
the splendid address Of DR.. Jacob
Birmingham. Of St Luke's church.
Dr. Birmingham spoke on Coming
Apart and Resting Awhile" praising
the custom of these Lenten retreats
I'm the Lutheran church. Rev A. l..
Benze conducted the liturgical
service Miss Irene Myers sang a
beautiful solo AZ the close Of Dr.
Brittingham's talk
The service today. will be equally
interesting and helpful DR.. Thomas
Griesr Koontz Of the Second Presby-
terrain church. vii speak. and Mrs.
Koontz will be the special singer for
today. Everybody is cordially invit-
ed Men in their working clothe Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Captain Joh= g Maynard clerk OF
the Ohio house Of representative. to-
day asked Governor =. n Willis not 20
approve the report OF state Auditor 4
'. Doughey. In which charges OF sA-
travagancc are made against the ONO
general assembly. Maynard declares
mat the Investigation was made by an
Inexperienced youth Iu Douahey'S de-
partment. that the statements were in
accurate and biased and that the report
was issued purely Tor political reasons.
Capt. Maynard. who says he wrote the
governor al the request Of both Rspub-
ticans ana Democratic members OF tho
legislature. declared that tine last gen
rrAl assembly was an economical one.
saving the state large amounts OF
money. whereas porahey has increased
his orice force . Tcr cent over that
OF his successor. lie declares that the
constitutional convention. 90 which
Donahey was "A member. spent large
sums foolishly. but that Donahey never
uttered "A word OF protest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Want Longer Hours.

Cincinnati The oldest strike In the
history ~ Cincinnati is ia progress
Five Of the seven blind broom makers
az the Cincinnati Workshop for the
Blind AT 1906 Bremen street. are hold
ing ont Tor longer hours. ucccSsitating
the closing Of the shop today. They
say the present working day is too
short They left their benches. when.
they said. they had been ordered not 20
start To work until % a. m. They SAIL
this would CauS" them 90 lose two hours
of work and the time represented tho
loss Of dozen hroOmS
The men are paic uv piece work They
say that under tho present conditions
they are able 20 max. $3.50 a week.
whereas NJ their hours of work wer,.
lengthencd they would az least ea-l
SIS week
The hlld mon say that the public
donates money for the upkssp Of the
Institution and abe blind should have
the benefit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
RIVER NEWS

The steamer Ruth and the stcanncr
Tel city were the only departures from
the local wharf for the sauth yesterday.
The steamer city. loaded TO Tn
guards. was down from Pittsburgh Tor
charleston, as sistinE the two othc~
steamers plying between those citicz
The Tell city. viii turn at GalliponS ir
order TO return on her regular schedul,
me Reuben Dunbar. from Charleston
VIII arrive In the city this morning u
10 O'Clock. The Liberty will depart &
day Tor Marietta \ stage of Is feet wa.
recorded at the wharf last night
The tow boat Pierce was up yesterdn ,
for Pittsburgh with tow of railroad
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

state. as the right man to nominate
for that Office AT the primary election
to be held on the 9th day OF June next.
BE it further resolved. that we heart
ily endorse and approve the earnest
and diligent manner in which the pres
ent chief state executive. Hon. Henry
H. Hatfield. and his administration.
have striVen to secure complete re-
demption of the platform pledges Of
1912, and his perseverance in defand-
ing the invaluable constructive work
of preceding Republican administra-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Promin.nt Man DEAD

rysVIllc--F'Ormcr Mayor FIoIdIng
\ Thompson. aged - year. member OF
the school board. former councilman
and for years leader Ia the Demo
cratic party IN Union county. died "a.
day from hulhar paralysis Thompson
as dclcagte Co tho national convention
a. Chicago iu 1896 that nominate
Bryan FOR president 90. was county
chairman Of hi party arr, one % the
prominent attorneys OF Central Ohio
a widow and two cnlIdr.n survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Fully nine out OF every ten cases OF
rheumatism are simply muscular rheu-
mausm due 10 cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism. which attacks
the larger joints. knees. hips and
shoulders. Neither OF these varieties
require any internal treatment. All
you need is a free application Of Cham
berlin's Liniment with vigorous mass
age. Try IL and see how quickly 10
gives relief. Obtainable everywhere.
ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
WESTON coNvENr1oN MAY 2.

''i''tei hl~la''u 10 me luttllEenCer.
ClARkSBURG. W. Va. April IL.
convention 10 select two delegates an,
two altcrnates TO the Republican ma
tional convention IN Chicago has bee
called FOR D. m May 2 al Vvoetsn- A.
holdovcr congrc IS ionsl executive con
mitt'cmen Of the new Third congres
sional district Tho executive commit,
Is called 20 meet there at the same tim
for the purpose OF organizing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

MarNsNlll" Tho i-'ilcr Boz many OF
the Ohio cities have been asked to To-
cate Charles scott. aged 90. of Plain
city. who left his home expecting to
go TO Columbus t1 o., treated for tub.r-
culosis. His father. Daniel Scott fears
that he may have carried ont his threat
10 commit suicide Scott told his
father shortly sf.er DE lsft home that
he intended 90 carry uut his threat.
He has made Two previous attempts 20
commit suicide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
OHIO SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
REFERENDUM ON SPRAGuE BILL

secrctiug himself .r Tho hay NOV % "a
barn near his own home. where he was
found by Deputy sheriff fclton A. II
% clock. The two men Wer. bitter
enemies. because OF Gates defeat bv
Blakesiee. for village marshal az last
falls election. llak'slec says Gates
threatened TO Kin him this morning
and shat he shot lu -elf-dcfcnse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
er WHICH THE REDIsTRIcTING
or THE STATE WAS KNOCKED
OUT.
wits Asked TO Disapprove Auditor
Donaheys Eeport-Generai
News of Ohio.
rntelligeneer Bureau,
Colurnbus. O.. Aprtl 10.

The ohio supreme court. 10y a unani-
nous vote today upheld the referendum
last fall by which the Sprague gerry
mander law was knocked ont o. has
been COntended by thos. who attacked
the referendum that when the legi sla-
ture passed the gerry mandcr act o. was
setting as the agent Of Congress and
under the ctrcums stances the state refer
enium lass would not be apElicabls.
The court quoted n speech by forme-
senator T. =. Burton to the effect that
restricting bills are subject 20 popular
referendum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Literary Meeting

Emerson Literary Societies - tho TrI-
rf. luhia district fiiEh school viii bo
I.II Friday afternoon ln the school
building Ht EdEiurtou Lane This will
h. the last meeting Or tho societies for
fHt school wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Committed Suicide.

Thomas ". Mccormick. aged IS
travelling salesman for a neCktie con
rern of New York. committed suicide
BY shooting in the hallway Of hotel
In this city last night lie was a
resident OF Columbus. having come 10
this city several years ago from Mans
held He left no reason for taking his
life. but ~ Is believed that losses IN 4
recent business venture were response
BILE FOR his act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
ramilie. Homeless.

Cleveland. Three families were
driven 90 the street by IRE which origi
mated In two-ztory frame store and
dwelling on ~tuTvr avenue. and com
uunicated first To- Owe iiiug adIoiu
ing 10 and later 90 "a house across tht
street The cause Of the IRE Is uu
Known Lrun.rLv dunn \. .mAn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Medina - EN-Narzh1l John Gates.
who was also night Waterman. was shot
lee. special night watch. employed uy'
Medina business men. Elakt~les then
made vain attempt AZ suicide. later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Funeral services will be held from the
DALLAS 49, J.. church this morning at
NrFl Archer. infant son ~ Mr.. aud
Mrs Lynn Archer. who died Tuesday
J afternoon Rev. b. r. HurSthal will Of
| -.L..-.rY-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

PlTeTSBURGH, April 10
lear
Stoubenvillc, - feet, falling: cloud
Iarkersburg. 16.S feet. falling. cica.
on city. 8. , feet. falling: clear.
Warren. feet, falling: cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Marion.-Davld Ellis runaway youth
rom jamestown. y. y. died here to-
night 81 injuries sustained iu the local
railroad yards. In his delirium he
talked of home and cried for his
mother. who mover came. The body
VIII DE sHiprcd 10 jamestown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
wnl Give Concert.

This evening q concert will Do EItsn
100 the United Presbyterian church lf-
I.urt'a Point hy rho stone church orr
rH.e'ra Tho program viii consist OF
number of the latest musical asleo-
f..us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

VIII Do conveyed 90 Tho I.azcar GENE
terry. Greene county, Pa. FRIDAY. where
inferment will take place.
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be especially welcome. as this service
is for all.
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At the request o. many out-the-pike
readers. the Irtellisencer has estao-
lished a sub staten for the sale of
Document Boxes az 80 cents and a
sinole clipped coupon az
GRlER q co.'s DRUG STORE,
Elm Grove.
stop at Grier's today and get your
eontainer for valuable papers, while
the limited supply lasts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
PLAYGROUND BUILT
AT WHEELING PARK
NEW FEATURE ARRANGED AT RE.
SORT FOR PLEASURE OF
CHILDREN.
Several P1cnios Have Been Booked and
Others Are Being Arranged-rews
OF the Pike District.

ono OF the important features in con
n'cton with Wheeling park this year
Nti bc thu playground for children.
which will he located south ~ th. ,Nom-
yu'S hall Tn" ground will hc enclosed.
tn" anus, r'uf~ viii include r. giant z
stride with rope ladders. 20 metal slide.
row or ~rD-~aW~. metallic swing and
~'t OF nsIrl riuEs. ON Tho Same
Lrouud special pIHc. with seats "a 900
hr erected Goo accommodate the mothers
~ Tho children. other extensive inn
IrUN.U'nf~ are now hsinE made Co Tho
buildings and grounds.
Manager George Crane. who is in
'farg. of tho park. ls having every
thing done Co make the park ou' OF the
most attractive resorts fp br found la
This section. Tho following pignic-
have been hooked.
May 1Y-EIghlaud schools
May 2f-TrItd, lTf FOOLS
May -rH-i uIuu District schools.
May au-b'rarsIiou IaN
Jun. G-1;lf,Hi. school
june Fulton IlE.
dune 2I-Iuthsrau IaN.
Jun" -t-SfouH a. Thomas
July -..-EiEut,'ufr street Mission.
July -s" Masonic Dat.
August l1--Sflf.l Calico Works
Dates for other rirul,~ ar. being ar
ranged. which viii De- announced later.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-08
POWER BOAT GR.AyFNA AND
 oREGoNIAN ARRIVE.

The power boats Gravina, Cap tain BarshoEounew, master and the oregoniar. Captain En s master, having m tcw the large plleSiriser of the Pure Food cannery company. arrived yesterday with all aboard in good health. but glad to come into port Besides several members of the eannery crew, the father, mother and two sisters of Mrs Birs Steer were passengers on the way up They report that de spite the stormy weather. they had no serious trouble.
 The two power boats sowed in. besides the piiAiriver, two scows loaded with fuel oil for the use of the conapany's boats The power boat 0regonian has been chartered for the season by the Sunny Point CanneEy Company.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-08
IA BILL TO COMPEL
 GOOD BEHAVIOR
WANTS MORE POWER AND CALL THAT FULL TERRI.
 ToRlAL GOVERNMENT.

Presumably, having in mind the recent trouble at Anchorage, it is reported that Secretary Lane had Is bill prepared and introduced in the House of Representatives by Mr. Houston. for the purpose of gising President Wilson more pow CT over matters and contingencies that may arise during the con- straction of the roads; and this in the face of the fact that bills are now pending before congress giving the territory Full territorial form of government" The bill follows:
 In The House of Representatives.
 April aS. 1916.
 A BILL to confer additional au- thority upon the President of the United States in the construction and operation of the Alaskan Rail- road. and for other purposes
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That in connection with and during the construction and operation of the Alaskan Rail- road, under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved March twelfth. nineteen hundred and four teen, entitled An Act to authorize the President of the United States to locate. construct, and operate railroads in the Territory of AL aska, and for other purposes" the PresideTt is hereby authorized and empowered to make and promul- gate such police, quarantine. and sanitary rules and regulations as shall be necessary to preserve order and to preserve the public health along and in the vicinity of said railroad or railroads constructed. being constructed. or located by survey. and within town sites es- tablished or to be established, un-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-08
PROCLAMATION
 AFTER EFFECT
FISH TRAP OWNERS ARE LIN CRREMoNIoUSLY ORDERED
 TO MOVE.

The recent proclamation issaed by President Wilson setting aside An net1e Island as . reservation for the exclusive GSe 0f the MsslakAtlans. together with 8 Ssrip of water three thousand feet adjacent and sur rO1nding the island. was followed by sn unpleasant after efTeet that is kssnly felt by fsh trap owners To carry oas the order of the prsSi- dent, assistant district attorney. Mr- Knoll. made . trip to Msslakarls for the purpose of notifying trap owners the effect of the proclanaa- ton Notices were placed on every standing trap To that extent, own CTS wSn have to alter their plans and move 2way as none but the Ms-lakaEa2zs CT ether natives shall be allowed to fish within the re- serve.
 Activity in the location and driv- ing of fish traps has been evident Of late Many transfers have been made also Indications point to 2 busy season
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-08
c, Nj. cHEsNEY HEARD FROM.

EN-Couneilman George M. Chcs- ney. who left here sometime ago for the Westward to look for a location, and was followed later by Mrs. Chesney, has been heard from. For years, MT, Chesney fol- lowed the printing occupation and is naturally interested in all print CTS, whom he calls slaves. In writ ing from Juneau under date of May ath, to the Progressive-Miner, he says:
 Mir. j.. E. Rivard,
 ketchikan, Alaska, You Old Slave:-
 Just line to let you know that I am SHAVING for my daily bread; repairing. electric locomotives for the Alaska-Juneau Mining Co. Send the paper to box 2S5, for the present. Your Brother Slave,
 c. NJ. CHESNEY.
 Wife and myself in fine health. If you publish this I will sue you for slander.-G. Nj. c,