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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08
WOLFE WINS

Chas. Wolfe's fast running nlzrt
Gglentine won the big race at saa
1alr ground this afternoon.
Miss Sims and Miss Aver were, f1e
lady contestants in the races Jrss2s-
Ith, and the race was won az T. te#s
former.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

Ray Doris of the saco Independ-
ent and Editor Miller Of the same
paper are Malta visitors for the race
meeting this afternoon They will
remain over for the big time tonight
when thespecial train arrives from
Minneapolis.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

Car after car Of Zortman people
have been arriving here all day
Wednesday, for the big race meet
ing and doings tonight.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08
BAND CONCERT

Following is the program of the
concert given the evening Of the
seventh on the band stand on Front
street by the First Regiment Mil
tary band of Minneapolis, who are
also our guests with the Minneapolis
Civic and Commerce Association:
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

The skidoo was crowded 10 over
flowing with Sacoites this morning
who are here for the days festivi-
ties of June 9TH.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

contractor Eline was business
caller in the city the first of the wees
from Saco
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

State Representative Cecil Taylor
is among the Saco visitors in the
city today.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

Program
March, More Fraternity'
Piccolo Solo, -. "The Turtle Dove"
Mr.. Ernest Liegel
overture, ........ LA Burlesque"
Cornet Solo, -. Mr.. Phil Lawrence
selection, -..-...... High Jinks''
Baritone Solo,
"Cavatina from Nabucc"
Melodies from "The Blue Paradise
CLARINET Solo, ."Delecta''
March, =. Fellowship"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08

Wool is selling this year from 2g
10 81 cents pound. according to rFa-
pofts received from various parts o{
the state. 1t is said that the clip in
beaVerhead county is practically dis
posed OF, and that the Powell com~
pany mas sold its wool held orag
from last year at an average of 80
cents pound.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-06-08
IMPORTANT N1EEVTNe;

Meeting for the organization OF a7
commercial club will be held Friday
night OF this week at the City Hal.
MI. I. e. McCroskey, secretary nT
the Chamber OF Commerce, Havcq
will be present and speak, also NIv
Geo. Forge
". L. Crrison OF Walla Walia
WASH, Las arrived in the city to arr
as secretary OF the new club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
MINERS CONFAB
tcontLnnsa from 80 rar,,

concluded a feryid speech IN present.
ing tho demands OF tho men
The representative OF the miners
expressed themselves as pleased with
The attitude ~ the oprators and said
thy found nothing In the Joint con.
ference Co lead them 20 believe that
an amicabie settlement would NOT be
reached. 4 speech by S. u Warriner %
Philadelphia. president Of the Torirh
coal and Navigation C0muauv- rerfy.
Ing 20 the miners addroesce. was term.
ed rr1cIli1'ory by tho union officers
and made % good impression on them
the miners said
The weeks adjournment NJ rorofa-
Tons was taken. 90 was said. basruso
DO did not suit the couvenir1ra az both
sides tp continue consideration Of fTa
domain This week Some of Ono
H".rIfors bad bu moss er-aramrrt
Within tho next faw dave ana tho fo
foru1fI0nal officers ~ tho union mar
tcIrfirc ln me conference Irrr ar
ranged fo hold further conference
nrro With lfum'roua operator. from
fho middle wo.. beginning Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
GLEN EAST0N MAN
WRITES TO RAU
FOR merry WORTH
SAW STATEMENTS IN WHEELING
NEWSPAPERS AND ORDERED
BY MAIL

Demonstrations OF Nerv-worth are.
always quickly followed by out -of-towu
orders for this worlds famous nerve
tonic. This has been the case in very
field OF demonstration. Il is the case
10 Wheeling. Mail orders for Merry
Worth are coming TO the Rau drug
store. Eleventh and Market streets.
from the readers OF the very conyinc-
ing ais which appear in these columns
daily.
The fact is that these out-oftown
readers quickly learn TO put faith in
these ads. which contain the written
statements OF local and neighboring
men and women-endorsers known TO
and respected by the said readers.
such faith comes easier from the
fact that the Wheeling ads which an
pear daily in these columns contain
statements bearing the endorsers' sig.
nature. The signing OF the endorsers'
name TO statement it gives strength
II stands for reality and sincerity.
one OF the late mail orders received
Tor Wentworth recorded at Rau's drug
store came from a well known resi-
dent OF Glen Easton. Marshall county
Your dollar back at Rau's II Nerv-
Worth does not help you. our per.
guarantee is back OF this guarantee bv
the Wentworth Co. L. H. Rau.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
HITE IS ENTHUSIASTICALLY
GREETED IN MARSHALL COUNTY

nome. After spending the forenoon
mere he went 10 Moundsville. return.
ing last night Mr. Topping was en-.
thuslastc over the days events. The
progress of Mr.. Hte's campaign is
eminently satisfactory" he said last
night. We have no fault TO find viii
Us reception m any part Of the state. A"
MT. Iopping will return 10 headquar.
'ers IN Huntington probably Tuesday
Recalled Old Times.
Almost the first to greet Mr. Hite
upon MS arrival IN MouudsviIIe was
Alex Furdy, well known civil engineer
lheF have been close friends many
years, becoming acquainted when Nr
furdy was engaged as engineer on the
OHIO river division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio and Mr.. Hite was working
aS freight and passenger agent for
me Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Mr.
Hite entered the service u the q <
.. as messenger boy. later became
.siegraph operator. then freight and
ticket aAont. and gradually advanced
until d. became assistant general
i'right agent OF the G. 4 .. system
Tie ihon entered business for himself
Mr Purdy and Mr. Hite enfoved re-
calling incidents Cf their early friend
ship. I'm rocounting these reminis-
ce1ces 10 friend later. Mr.. Purdv re-
marked
NO young man stood higher than
Bill Hro in those days fin Hunting.
ton"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
AIR SERVICE
Continued from Firs. Pa9.A

manoeuvered in aeroplanes with bomb.
sighting device. no method OF mount.
ing gun on an aeroplane. nor has
gun ever been fired from an aero.
plane. and the machines on hand ara
not eHlcient enough for flying duty.
During the eight years above 70
ierred 10. which have Melted only
about twenty-four qualified filters.
there have occurred
Seventeen Deaths
IN connection with military aviation
IlIteen officers having been killed
Inc other two cases embrace the
death or one soldier and one civilian.
mus approximately 60 per cent as
many officers have been killed as
there are now officer pilots on avis-
ugn duty.
or the above mentioned fifteen off.
GERS who have been killed eight q.
mem have died in flights az the North
island station near san Diego.
SIX OF these aviators We're killed
within ten months. and II is believed
mat an investigation will disclose
mat their deaths We're due to the fact
mat they were required TO attempt
nights In anuquated biplanes known
70 De detective and DANGEROUS Fol
lowing the death of Lieutenant Posi-.
-FOUR OF the machines were burned II
is believed that an investigation will
disclose that other injuries were due
10 the use OF unsafe machines and that
IN some cases warnings had been
given that the machines were unsafe.
OFFICERS who were required 10 flv I'm
them were in some instances Injured
and others killed.
at Is a well known fact that a
short limo before Lincoln Beachev
was killed he visited this station and
pronounced IL outraceOusly defective
In equipment and MANAGEMENT and
that he communicated his opinion in
bitter protest which came TO the
know ledge OF the war department.
The dangers in construction WI.
aviation AZ this age OF it, develop.
ments when surrounded by every safe
guard which mechanical skill and
scientific knowledge and due precau-
ton can secure are so great that only
the ambitious and daring are PROMPTED
20 undertake TO master 30. will not
use words 20 characterize system
such as that prevailing in our service
inherent aviation through an unscien-
tic, negligent and corrupt control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
AUTO CLUB WANTS
HUMP" REMOVED
BELMONT COUNTY ASSOCIATION
TAKES TIE INITIATIVE IN
MOVEMENT.
Asks That Others Cooperate In EIimi.
mating Danger of Accidents at
RlVerVieW-Elect Officers

The Belmont County Automobile
Association has taken the initiative
IN movement directed az the re-
moval Of the hump" at Merits cross
ing. Riverview. where the fatal rail-
road wreck occurred three weeks ago.
At "A meeting held last night in the
headquarters Of the Bellaire CONNER
cial club IL was decided TO ask the
township trustees and others TO Co
operate. claiming that the removal OF
the hump" would practically elimi-
nate the danger of accidents IA the
crossing.
II was also decided TO ask the state
railway commission to use its influ-
ence 10 have the safety device and
Waterman now az the G. & p. cross
ing az Gravel Hin transferred to the
Riverview crossing. The Gravel Hill
crossing has been abandoned, so far
as the county road is concerned.
The association reelected officers
last night as follows.
Prcsident-J w McGraw
Wee Prcsident-W :. Carroll.
Secretary Harry Thompson.
Treasurer-J +. Mellott.
Directors-Charles Kapner. George
Merit. W. s. Carroll. y. A. EIkins. G.
$. Starkwcather. William Wassman,
". A. Stellars and G. u. Keyser.
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Thirty-seven operators and thirty
representatives Of the mine workers
were in the joint conference. Alyan
Markle of Hazelton, Pa. was selected
chairman OF the meeting and James
\. German. also of HazeltOn. secretary
OF the anthracite Cancellation board
was made secretary.
President White. in formally pre-
senting the demands formulated BY
the miners n Wilkes Barre last Sep
TENDER and ratified by the recent con
vention OF the United Mine Workers
ar indianapolis. made a general state
mcnt jusufying the 20 per cent in.
crease in wages asked for on the
ground that business was prosperous
Values Of all kinds had gone w. Mr.
White saiG- he called attention ~
the fact that the I1tf-i States Steel
Corporation had increased the wages
OF employees and also Goted that in
some of the soft coal and coke regions
employers had raised wage rates.
Mr.. White laid emphasis on the de-
mand for an eight.hour day and also
upon the one which calls for full and
complete recognition Of the union lie
did not specifically mention the check
OF, but II Is understood that the de-
mand involves that system Of collect
ing the dues OF organized mine work
ers.
District Presidents Dempsey and
Kennedy, members Of the Cancellation
board. spoke on an the demands. but
went into much detail on the one that
calls for more simplhcd. speedy and
satisfactory method OF adjusting griev.
ances.' which virtually would abolish
the Cancellation board
The operators in the bituminious
coa' field are said 10 be- willing 10
grant some of the demands OF the soft
coal miners. The recent discussions
az mobile led 90 an ofer by the opera.
tors 10 grant an incres co OF 3 cents
"a ton OF coal mined which. il Is said
would be- equivalent To an average ~
cr . per cent In wages. Some OF the
miners held out inst accepting the
offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
WAR CREDITS
tcoatiHusd from first Pager

beyond precedent. but actually beyond
Tho Imagination Of any nnancier o..
This or any other country"
Parliament was occupied today on.
tire.y with financial questions. Pre-
W'rr Asquith spoke FOR fifty minutes
iu presenting tho Governments mo.
ton for new war credits. The chan.
ce'ior of eXchoquor. REGINALD AIcKen.
ha. followed with statement regard.
irf American exchange. which. he
declared. De- u.W as high az the Brit.
ISL government witches DO to be
The Point Un9nasized
The point emph1 izci by Premier
Asquitl was not 'l. enormous totals
ur.. ssary Tor he war. uut f1o fact
that hy careful success and safeguards
th' government had succeeded in
hoIfine down tho expenditure well Do
low Ef.u0D00l day. which figure
be- thought unlikely to bo exceeded 90
any fIm,
f."l fIr frO-u1 u. rcsroreIhHif,
in aFEur Goo house for this gigantic
sum-. cold ths premier "and could
NOT do ao unless vra eauaaod that
Tho eoferrurr. had r1.f careu1y -.
p.nrDt fho ground. .r fhHt we are not
asking Tor penny moro than tho oxI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
CANDIDATE FOR U. S. SENATE.
, RIAL NOMINATION is Re
CElVEO WARMLY
Informal Reception Held at Hotel
kreslow-ArriVed in Wheeling
Last Night for Visit.

Hon. William +. Hite OF Huntington,
candidate for the Republican nominal
ton for United States senator. spent
yesterday In Moundsyille ard was
given "a flattering reception by Mar.
shall county Republicans. Arriving
in the Marshall county seat in the
early forenoon from ClarksburE. he
spent most Of tho day IN going about
the city in company with Mr.. Alex
Purdy. a boyhood friend. MI Hite's
presence I'm NOIulsviilo was made the
voters al the Kregiow hotel last night.
when he was greeted by more tha>
200 persons
This is my first visit 10 Mounds
Vile. and I must say that 7 am more
than pleased with the way have been
received here M Hitc said last
night 20 an lnteliEenCCr reporter.
IN Wheeling Today.
Following last nights meeting az
the kreglcw hotel. Mr. IIife came 10
Wheeling and expects TO- remain here
until after the America First" din
ner Of the Wheeling Board OF Trade
tomorrow might 20 The Market audi
forum. 4 expect 10 spend Tuesday
and "wednesday in Ohio county he
said. "and Thursday probably viii ro
down the river 20 Mason county.
though my plans for the last half
Of the week are indefinite"
&. L Topping OF Charleston. ".
IIite's campaign manager. arrived in
Wheeling yesterday morning from his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
X-LUMBERPORT
MAN ACCUSED

Special Dispatch 20 the IntelhEencer.
ST. LOUIS. No. Feb. 2l-An effort
on the part OF William A. Barris. so.
TO promote a glass factory at Lum-
berporL W. Va. resulted in his arrest
to-day al his office in the LaSalle
building. ST Louis, on a telegram
from the sheriff OF Harrison county.
West Virginia. announcing that Barris
is wanted at Lumberport. on a charge
OF obtaining $500 on false pretenses.
Barris. who declared he was not guilty
OF any crime. said his arrest was a re-
suit OF a business transaction with
James simmons and Taylor. of Lum-
berport. where Barris lived until last
sumner. He said he was formerly
employed as foreman In a glass fac
tory there at SIS a year.
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tack. however. the barrier fire and
the fire OF the French riflemen stop
ped them everywhere. according 10
Paris.
The Germans in Artois were pre-
vented from occupying a crater by a
strong offensive by the French.
In the Argonne and In the entire re-
gion OF Nerdun. there has been much
artillery action in which Paris claims
that considerable destruction was &C
complished by the French guns.
The Germans report additional re-
pulses against British grenadier at
tempts and also the putting down
OF an entente allies offense near the
Lens road.
Numerous fights in the air between
German and French avlators have
taken place Paris reports that sew
eral OF the German machines were
brought down by the fire OF the French
airmen. Aeroplane air raids have
been carried out by French and Brit.
ish aeroplane squadrons. notably on
the German aviation field at Hab.
sheim. At Mulhausen. and on a mum.
lions factory AZ Pagny -sur-M oselle
! British aircraft bombed the towns OF
Dena. southwest OF Lille.
There has been little fighting on the
eastern and Austro-Italian fronts The
I Albanians. fighting for the Teutons
are reported 10 have reached the Adri
attic sea west OF Kavaya. This would
indicate that the AustrO-Hungarians
and their allies have completely SUI
rounded Durazzo.
In Asia Minor the Russians are per.
sistently following the Turks who fed
from Erzerum, and also are pushing
their way northward from the cap
tured fortress 10 the Black Sea. with
the purpose OF establishing base
there for their warships and trans.
ports. Bitlis. on Lake Van. was cap
tured by the Russians
4 Turkish power station on he OF
toman front east OF the Suez canal
has been blown up by British avi.
ator
Again Constantinople has been
thrown into a state OF CONSERVATION
over the presence OF an entente allied
submarine in the Bosphorus, accord
ing 10 an unofficial report. The IN.
derwater boat is said 10 have torpe-
doed six transports loaded with mu-
nitions and one tug
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gencies OF our cause and the great
historic responsibilities which we have
undertaken require. and unless we are
satisfied that every possible precau-
ton Is being taken to see that the tax
payers money is not wasted
Loan to Allies.
Touching on the loans to England's
allies, Mr.. Asquith stated that the
69.OOO,OO0, TO which must be added
loans 10 the allies made by the Bank
Of England at the request of the Brit
ish government. The amount OF this
latter item was not made clear BY the
premier. but he declared that the pro
vision in the September budget. allot-
ing 2S,OOO.OOO for loans 10 the al
lies would not be exceeded
MeKenna's Views.
The chancellor OF the eXchequer IN
an optimistic statement regarding the
condition OF British credit. said:
Criticism has been made that We
are not taking proper steps 10 main
tam our credit, particularly with re
terence TO American exchange.
merely ask the house 10 compare our
American exchange with that Of any
OF the other belligerents Al the pres
ent time the rate is 4.76. and the gov
eminent does not wish 10 higher than
that IL is still en- cents below nor
mai. but We do not wish 10 10 20 eth
er up 10 or above normal. for the
simple reason that we are discourag-
ing imports by keeping the exchange
a little below par and checking the eX-
port OF
Gold 20 America.
1T H. an absolute marvel that az.
ter eighteen months OF war we ere
still the only open gold country in
the world. Our paper can be exchang-
ed FOR gold M the bank Every SOW
ereign In paper money has gold back
OF IT, IL would never have been be-
heved two years ago that British
credit could stand the extraordinary
test TO which 10 has been subjected
Notwithstanding the gigantic oX-
penditures We have mainta our
credit We have great resources. but
must husband them with prudence.
have no doubt that al year hence ]
shall be- able to show that our credit
is sin unimpaired"
Left to the Future.
louching on the question as "a
whether. after the war. acceptance ana
discountng Of German bills would boz
discouraged I'm London. the chancellor
said. This subject must be left for
the future. but ] ann sure that tho
commercial interests of The country
will oppose the relinquishment of the
trade az accepting and discolrfins|
bills drawn abroad. which has made
London the admiration and envy Of AN
the world great commercial cities"
During tho course of the evenings
debate Sir Joseph Walton. Liberal Tor
the Hausley division o. Yorkshire
criticized the government Tor NOT more
carefully inspecting munitions rcceiv
cd from tho United States
Care should De- taken that We dol
not Eet bad supplies from America" .
h" slid am informed chat OF
i"'ufy-s shells recently fired hv
one OF our hoHIfzcrs 90 ODE front. 1nlg
four burst"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22

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CD dfIe-. st-. have been selected az dis
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IrN. OBJ N.rr.f food. and colmafing the
usual palms OF rs uerriH. gar formations.
'I. N.N.. fIr' tract Thousands 81 urn-
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A...".nl Tablets Orc now within the reach
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
The German Ncrslnn-

BERLIN. Feb. q. via London -
Naval airships attacked the English
coast Sunday at noon. Factories in
Deal. and tho railway. harbor works
and Easometer at Lowestoft were lib
orally bombarded with good results
The main station and harbor works at
Lowestoft were hit several times. The
gasometer collapsed from the effect OF
the bombs
Two tank steamers were BON
barded in the Downs
In spite OF a bOmbardment and
pursuit by enemy airmen. all our ma
chimes returned safely"
LONDON. Feb. 2t.-A British OFF.
cial communication issued tonight
concerning the air raid made bv a
German seaplane Sunday over Wal
mcr saws.
Later Information is 20 the effect
that the casualties az Walmer were
Overestimated. the total being ono
young man and another injured About
twenty shop fronts In the town were
blown in"
The official communication issued
Sunday night regarding the air raid
said the casualties az Walmer wcro
two men and one boy killed and one
marine wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
FOOD coNrEoL PLANS.

WASHINGTON Feb. 2i.-Fiood con-
troll plans were taken Up TODAY by Sec
retarie7 Rsdficld Houston and Lane. az
members OF an er-drnnrtnental flood
committee named by President Wilson
90 conference with Senators Ransdell
Hrnuqari and Ncwlands 4 decision
was reached 20 push Legislation for
permanent flood prevention measures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
BAD SN0MACH?
TRY MI-O-NA
PLEASANT LITTLE TABLET WORKS
WIIERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS
-GUARANT-ED

Can ne Carried In vest Pocket or Hand
Rag And Gives Quick Relief.
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Another ~ Germany's big Zeppelin
a.r-A.ps has come fo grief. and 30 is
probable chat some. .f not au OF rs
crew persisted. of D. was euvcIoped I'm
flames as b. fell to earth victim OF
au urul.ary she'll fired from a
French antia.rcrau gun
The Paris official communication
reports that The aIr.h.p was southwark
bound from .ho region OF ST. Menchoui
when the French runs af ReIguv be-
gan -l'.luE If st least ono OF the
mieailcs found ifs mark and the huge
aircraft took fire and fa1 in fhe vicin.
l-r of HrahaufL, Nof
The German. near LInore. 20 tho
nl'H ~ fhD f0uur river. have met
With rDpuiens on fhr bands ~ Tho
French .n au intended attack. extend.
Irg over about fHI. and ono third
u..e. Tho German often a..o was pre-.
coded bv haarr Commandment and
cloud ~ perrrElauaT gases When
Hr German infantry endrrrored fo
come OUT ~ their frarrh0. for tha af.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
ANTI-AIR CRAFT


cial announcement made this eve
ming.
The Zeppelin was flying from
St Menepouid toward the south
and was attacked by cannon from
Rcvi3ny. HI by an incendiary
she'll the Zeppelin fell in flames
In the vicinity Of BrabantLe-RoL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-22
Perhaps Your Backache
Comes From kiJneyS

Kidneys OFTEN Ruu Down. Get 5iugRtsh
Nsod ReRuIaLon. gov y relI.