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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-09-17
DlcKERsoN ABLE
TO LEAVE HOUSE

Ex-Governor D. S. Dickerson, who
sustained a fractured hip a few
weeks ago, has been able, with the
aid of crutches, to take a few short
trips downtown, the last few days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-09-17
BRUSH FIRE PASSES
BEYOND CONTROL

nv AaaOeIRted Preasi
los ANGELES. Calf, Sept ia
timber and brush fire raging in
Angels National forest, is said to be
completely out of control.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-09-17
GoMPERs WILL NOT ACT
IN THESE TWO STRIKES

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17-Presi-
dent Gompers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor said that he did
not contemplate taking a personal
part in either the steel strike sit
uation or Boston police difficulties.
Over the telephone Mr. Gompers
got report of conditions surround
ing the Boston police strike, but re-
marked that the situation isn't
changed"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-09-17

lHy Associated PresaD
CORPUS CHRISTI, Sept 1.-THE
known dead is nearing two hundred
at Corpus Christi and environments
has sweIIed rapidly 1t is feared
the toll will run into hundreds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
Local SPORTING NOTES

Corv High viii meet Gardiner
High al $50 o'clock this aftsrnoon 90
the Enel Williams neld. Its up 70
the students and fan to yet behind
the team and show the boys TINT
they have confidence Il them. Cony
met Gardiner in Gardiner Memorial
DAY and while she WIS defeateo she
Is determined 70 show the eranEs
and black that she liz fun Of fight
and pep" and Is going on the field
thus afrernnon 10 play baseball and
do her u-nermosf rs VIII. While there
was a fair crowd from Augusta al
Gardiner Memorial Day that is not
enough. every student and fan
should be On hand this afternoon and
give the boys their encouragement
and give the Cnny wells
Miles r. Fam % has been electsd
president OF the University Of Maine
Athletic Association. M Ham is
Al old Csny student and while IN
school ,-as prominent IN various aIn-
leric activities
The various teams IN the Twilight
League are putting up q good brand
OF baseball and most Of the games
are hard fought 1t il az yet rDc
early 70 pick the probable winner Of
the Gun, but II il safe IN say the
State House. Clerks and Edwards
have a zpoc chance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
TYPESuNcERS TRIM THE
PAPER MAKERS BY SCORE 1911

In good game of baseball vestsr-
day afternoon an the Euel n Villains
neia the Printers trimmed Casnnoc
DF 4 Score NJ Z - L. The game
sra-red with the P-innsrs 1t the bat
Eli was Up. he hit, Webb hit q
s-ounder anG was cut Lalibe-1e ID
Could, Ei1 going u tnl-d. Marshal
1leG OUT % LahoertA. Bush came Up
and singled scoring I'LL. McGa--e
was retired LaGoerte 1 Gould
Cushnnc cHme % bat and VITA. e
more they bE1led around and then
seine and win a continuation ur
errors and win throws scored seven
runs while Cnly one nj was ctiRIkeG
up against Brennan. In the secund
inning the Typesllngsrs got busy RnE
when the dust IF contlc1 ha6 SERTED
Liley MAO run n three Lausrs. In the
last nan IT the secnnu Cushnoc man
aged 10 push d man across the pan.
The Purifiers got three mere nlg 0nes
N the first CT Inc third. The game
want first sne way AMI then announcer
until he NTH, the score then be-
ing - 70 = ne TypeslinEsrs lending.
lae!- half # the inning. Then came
lie thrills Brennan whitfield the
first TWO Papernakers and me nex1
one got 4 Life On Al error by NJ
CURE Trao whiIIen came ID bar and
Slammed uU- a drive II right field
-tiaI ieoked good when Il sta--ad but
was captured by Clsry, ending The
game.
Brennan VINO occupied the mound
Enr the Tvpesiingers hurled q fine
game bu1 was poorly Supported
Both Custlnoc rwlriers vere siam
med hard. the Printers registering
- HIS.
The game this afternoon a a.4f iE
srheG Lied between Crossells alC
Sta.e House On the Eael a il.la-ns
field and shuulG he q dandy
The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
LARONE

MISS Christine Over Of ClI9 Island
has closed the school On Hill Top
and returned n her home. This is
the last tarc Of school at this place
as the pupils r-adun1e 70 the high
and VIII go away. Miss Over has
been a most successful teacher here
for TWO years and HIS made mary
ever sne NAV locate.
The village scnoui closed last week
and Miss Ryan of Fairfield mas aisc
made u success of this school and al
wish her return for the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Briggs Of ARGOS
LOOK ware recent visitors H r ".
Fa-ley's. driving down by autn.
Miss Grace Evelyn BlaIsdel Of La
Grange Is visiting her aunt. M-s- !
" Marcia
Automobile viEitDfe from BosfCn
last week 1t S. J. amedberg's wRs
M. and Ms. Bard and spn.
T. begins To look Ike apples fur
this season although rs no, roo lnts
for them ID fan.
Adm Brooks mas q telephu1s q -
Farmers line
Rcwa-d BuxzeE has bean dal1v0.
ing pressed hay II Curr1dsevock.
Ruth Snow Of PAlmyn and LkNlR
Libby Of Mexico Are visitors II IalR
PuHer's.
Elmer Farley IL On the sick list :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
CANAAN

Mrs. Terna SpaU,dins and little son
Louis VINO have been visiting II
town. returned 70 their home II AL
Eusla Saturday accompanied by he:
mother. Mrs. Aarie Putnam.
Ms. Ru1h Brawn PASSED SATURDAY.
and Sunday with her parents II
Pirtsfeld.
Ms Frederick Love5ov and little
sun Robert st arlington are guests
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Holt
Mrs Miitrvd Hpwen and little
Lester Of Auburn are visiting he-
T,a-enrs. MIR. and Mrs. Sumner Blair
Mrs Berlah Holt who has beer IT
Wa-erville several DAYS carIrE fal
Mrs. Viola Rand returned home
Saturday
Mrs. Mae Williams IN entertaining
her aunt rom Lewiston.
Ms. Tvnr Nelson arrived from
Portland Saturday cor q visit witt
reia. ives z town
Canaan Grange ne. Thursday
evening = regular session with 8
large abundance Fifteen candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

were E1vun the first and snnnA -
Erea8. The third and tuurrA g.
Erees viii be g'v1n q - sv0UAG
Of June &c.
Ashley Keen has suld hin reEidnnce
with furnishings alse sfrre to pnf~
nes from Areostoof vino have an1n
Possession Mr.. Keans has pu--
chased al alrr.
Mrs. Elmer Decker VII leave tins
week tur Br'unswfck 70 arcenc Ccm-
nencr-nent exercises 1T Rcwduin.
fser son Clyde being a member uf the
graduating class
LYMAN Hilton anc friend, HRr
Weeks ca-ne by auto from South
Paris iaEt usHK for a visit with I'm
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mis-.
Clarence Hilton.
Nebrnsxa Turtle accompanied cv
ms sou VI Thur. left Saturday tur
Chelsea. MASS. To visit his son
Cli--cpr VINO Is Z at a hospital in
that pince. Ese enlisted in the navy
TWO wears agn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Washington, June 1s-Ennctment
al Legislation dsaigned Ed give the
Ln1srsVRte Commerce Commission
broad regulatory powers ever rail-
ruAc and wire syste1ns. when those
properties ere returned - private
control. was r-cgrrmepded to-day by
the House Interstate Commerce.
COMMITTEE The -acnmm enoaIlun
wns contained IN the committee re
por- On the bill for immediate return
Of Lhe telegraph and telephone cum
pRnles 20 their owners. which VIII be
taken Up by the House tumorrsw.
Pointing out that the hifl prorid-
I'd for the continuation IF govern
n.lt fixed rates fsr q peripd not To
exceed SIX months the -gm-nl.1ee
salG -lat al the expiration IF this
time he Interstate Commerce Com
mission should have authority 70
act upon -ata and ether matter.s
wItiuu. leaving what might other
wise pc an embarrassing and rgnfus-
ing Iaterva-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
W LIGHT LEAGUE
MANAGERS MEET

The managers Of the various -nAmE
= ne Augusta Twilight League met
a City hR last evening. varlpus plans
De!ng MADE anu ssve-al measures be-
lDe voted OF. Z was decided that al
SATURDAY games ne scheduled To begin
=. clock II the eerernpun II The
1utII-e
L was decided t,1ar the game June ID
whirh was scheduled berween Crussert
and The P-ture-- and which was fnr-
teIued. De -escheduled and that the for
tFi; be called OF
7 was voted t.1a- ete Clerks De a.
luweS II use Fuller as a pitcher until
AcCu-rr If abr 70 pitch.
: was voted rn2- Marshall and Good
child ne declared eligible IN play on
he Printers and Maurice Appleton eii-
sble 20 play far CruBer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
WILLARD CUTS
LOOSE AMONG
HIS PARTNERS

Iniedo- O.. June 1s--SpR--,nE DIRT
ners II Jess WlIla-cs r-alrirc CAMP
received a punching to-day thar the
DAG not anticipate. -he champion IN :
formed them oefrrs Liie warkDU1 ina.
he r1-snde6 70 eIimlaaos a. bur
lssEue t-un ris training and taa-
they would have 10 look out 4or
themselves. Es boxed them n 70
tanon. permitting .ach man 70 reg.
TWO ROUNDS aSEr Du1InE gne.
Jack Eslnen was Knocked out twice
n the d,-sr rDEnu -1ai ne worked
A rlEnt hand c-uas I'd the chm drup-
ped him fat and willard shadow
sn1ed around me --nc Until the Chi
ca Gan -ncsve-.G Another shUr-
riErI q The JEW. a Little later, sent
Eeinep Ia The canvas. When II came
his rur- fnr me eighth round. Eai-
nen was outside Ire ing holding Us
hend Il MS hands.
Jack EaCoel and T-altRr M0nalar
also -eceIved ba1leTIag during me
SIX rounds hey faced me cnan pion-
After the workout with he -lpveE.
Willard shadow boxed a. Iop speed,
w-esLled and allowed his partners II
stand ACROSS the ring and throw the
heavy medicine bal d. his nId-sec-
ton.
Os--Dsa- did nc work WIN rae
gloves codar, hG- -uEgad Il the
weights. shadow boxed and punched
the DAG ID satisfy ne crowd which
stood n -he ~aln ID watch hlln 90
through lis PAGES Manase- ssa-ns
SAID tDrlsi1- -.1u- ne challenger
Weighed -s5 pounds and that ne
would not be perm = ed 70 dc any
boxing or strenuous work until SIT
urday or Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
FrinterS Come from Behind and Trim CushnOcs
Indians Lonesome Run Enough to Beat Red S0x
PIRATES NOSE
OUT PHuIES 6-5

Pittsburgh, Pa, June IS.-Pircs-
aG-gh defeated Philadelphia roday g
Is .. Woodward WIS knocEed eu1 Il
Cae box n the first inning whsn the
-H-ss secured four runs. Three 9th
or pitchers were use6 by the visirars
In me eighth and ninth innings
A ADAMS was hit hard by Philadei-
atiia, SIX hits netting four runs.
Cooper was ST bEtItufsa and re1ire0
The side with tw- men IN basss
Th1-CDnsenan Buecksl was released
70 the Besrun gaRrn tuGar. ae VIA
JOIN the cl4h here N eenesGay.
Score
Philadelphia o q y . o 2 s--5- T.
Pittsburgh ... 0 Q 1-S- 4-a
watson R1xsy, Woodward. smith
and Cady. Clark. Adams. Cooper
ant Schmidt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
SHAWkEY SCORES
HIS 7TH WIN

View York. June 16-Sha wkp- wCr
Ets seventh consecutive game roCay
when View York detaataG St LOUIS
! - z n al Thinning contest Ba-
ker, who WIS hit with a pitched
DBL. want 70 second On LEWIS sac-
r1ece and Scored the winning Tally
when F.rp singled
Billings triple WITH rwo On eases
enabled St Louis u t1s the score II
the eighth inning EaIlia pitchel =
strong game. Score,
St LOUIS:
0n 90 o.: 0 0 e-s-1.-
New T ork:
% . o 0 Q 0 0 Il -
Ga-I.a and Mayer Bi-liags; Shaw
key and Hannah.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
Augusta T~iiisnt league


Oscar Tuero. who fnr two senscns
was one IF Hugh DuMy's pitching
mainstavs II d Portland uniform,
nrw ranks second II the Narlunal
Leagne and IL one Of the reAl hitch
lie stars On the ST Louis cards pay
roi After leaving Portland the Gu
DIT pitched one season for Lewiston
in the Eastern League and then
broke into the biz show. where he
las made from the osEiRn1nE.
A novel feature Of the Bates track
affairs this year was the presence OF
the Buker twins which caused q
great dsaf Of confusion az the inter
class meet and al the State NEST
they looked like one and the same IN
diviGual u their closest followers.
They happened n be two Of the very
few athletes III the track SQUAD WIN
earned the track letter fnr The first
time. Both secured second places n
the events n winch they entered
Richard 8, who Is a sophomore. vas
close III ths'heeis Of -leHves the
star Bovdotn half miller all he way.
while his brother was beaten N the
mile by Goodwin. The Eukers hal
LNh SdxdptEh- " IL, ana eGEef0E
college trrn the Mount Hermon
School IN Massachusetts Richard Is
mentiDned rs possihie candidate eor
the iescerhir Of track next season,
although he viii be junior
Although Lewiston high viii lose
many Of rs regulars by graduation
they viii. nevertheless have the
foundnrien for a sooc baseball team
next wear Stanley, Madden. Revue.
Kerrigan Hank Goddard and Albert
Wisaman. Albert IL the last ~ been
prominent q LsWisfnn high athletics
Albert has the markings Of q fine
baseball player, hi ID q Euod fielder
and fine hitter. He alsc plays foet-
han. and will make a Good little
track man in another year. Ee
stands about Spur fest fnur inches n
hin shoes. and il . dtmtnurfve little
player On the field He is the son OK
Doctor Wisdmnn Of Pine street
formerly a mayor Of lewiston He
ought 70 make a good addition TO
Lsvistun high athletic teRma. There
il NO fear of his SETTING q sweils6
head, AE his disposition shows him TO
be 4 hne hroad-minda6 youth He
wns one Of the hat1inE sensations Of
the Lewiston high-Edward Little
game and In a natural ball player
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
Opening "~" Baseball League

The first game Y ne = Nj = a
bovs' baseEa,' lenCue VII De plaved g.
The -a1itol Park grounds IN Wee;nes-
la night q. clocE b4-ween ire Ken
nei,4c Eads ana The CUBS. ~ 7e2n
managers should watch the Kennenec
Jou-aa. tor schedule Of other games.
A meeting will re held .. me : u. :.
4 v adnes6av nigh, q. Sc Of a.. man
ayers and captains e teams n ne
leae1e 4r- the purpose u arranging 4
league. Ever Tean must ne -e7rr-
scented 4 his -ra..n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
CARDS. WIN BY
SHORT ROUTE 20

St Louis Nc. June 16-St Louis
has BROOKLYN strut cut 70 0 when
rain halted the game IN the locals
half Of the fifth inning to-day Smith
scored both runs, getting one base
each time with D rwe base hit In
he first Miller WITH a single sent
him ac~oss the pIa-e and II the third
hH scare On k-aerer's wild throw
Score.
BROOKLYN ..-........0 O 0 n n-e-5-l
s. louis .......I o. 80
ManaE and K-uegsr; Msnauws
2nC Sr-der
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
'Stufy" McInnis
Piling Up Record

5os-0r. June II -'S-1Hv'' McL1-
us. crack frs1 Bss-eruan Of he 8os-
TON Americans. is developing a 70
ul.~kaale fielding record Playing II
Ill - games Of the Red Sex r. Ga-e
q; the difficult first base posl-lUa.
MAnnis has ieided without faw
Ee has handled the bal - times tu-
AT put0urs and q assists Els aver
age Of 1000 rs uneQUaIle6 on the ANN
by anv man PLAYING ~aCuln- posi-
tion, the tsnr avnrage being g-6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
First Issue Of Legion
Weekly TO Appear July 4

New YORK. June 1S-In a cable
gram Of greeting received toGay hF
the American Legion " eeily. the Of
hciRl organ If the American Legion
Lord No-rhciitfe sajd that The Brit
ISL people ''-eRIiEe ID the fullest ex-
tent the great pRrr America mas
plavac n the war The British
publisher denounced efforts which.
ne SAYS. ara being made - create
misunderstan6inEs by assertions thai
England does not fully appreciate
the glEarrlc efforts of AnericR-
The first number az the Weekly
viii appear an July 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
LIBERTY

NJ and Nh. George 9praGD -
SOD Arthur, were bU1o0B Winters In
Belfast one DAY Inst weak
Ms. L L Duncnn Of M10hEe
passed a few days IN tuW1 0t vsg3
ID a-asn6 the graduating eEsci1O sf
the Eign school of winch hersAWA-
ter WIS principal.
M. and MrB. Altun whtkDeue0-
gusca arrived Saturday mE91E31oar
I'd pass Sunday II their cnttDaan
the island They were Acc
By William Moody Of <ha-Ko
journal force who visited ~h1B ~-
erEs. NJ. and Mrs ". A Nnu6E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Two base HIS Bush. Stolen bases.
Nicholas. Fiji - Webb, Marshal.
Simpson, -aabe--e . struck out by
Brennan 5. by Burns 4, by w'lt--sn
.. Double phys. Marshall 70 sinp-
son &c Bush TT hE pitchee bal,
(. Haskell Wild pI-cn, Brennan
Passed ball. Hi Base On balls off
Brennan 5: oE Burns. Sacrifice hit,
Webb Umpire. Thompson Time,
Al Attendance 4Hf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
SENATORS LOSE
TO TIGERS 81

Washington. June 1S.-5oiand al
lowed v ash-1g-or only TWO hits 20
Cav and Detroit WOE g ID !. One II
The Kits WIS a MOMENTUM drive ever
tie right field wal nv Menoskv,
who oa1reo for Harper II the eighth
inning. Scare
DETROIT ......-. n O 0 0 0 R-s-S-1
ashtngron % 0 q o o o : e-l-e-0
5clAo6 and Stanhge Harper Fob
c-son and Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Sal1eo t0r SheAn n me IN.
"Ea--ad 8pr Mays IN The 9rt
5a--ec enr Barry 2 the Ctr
Cleveland : q q q o a
Boston 0 Q q q Go
Sacrifice hits Chapman. MAYS
Double plays. CovHleskie 70 Gardner
n Chapman 70 Johnston IT Chap
man. Left or bases. Cleveland :,
Boston . Base OF balls, Of CuveI-
eskie .. Struck ou-. by Cureleskie
. by NAYS :
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MACKMEN EASY
FOR WHITE SOX 81

Philadelphia. Pa, June l6.-Chlca-
&c hi Setbole hnrd and beA. Phil
AdelPnia TO-DAY 10 !. Faisca and
Jackson hi hnne-rCns into tae
bieacners. The Athletics were easy
for Wufiams. Score
Chicago ....- q q 0 . o q G-5-r55--
Philadelphia q 0 0 o o q d g.
Williams and Schalk Seiboid.
-hurros,y, and Perkins
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INDIANS SCORE
One AND SHUT OUT
RED Sox BUNCH

Boston June Is-CIeveiand mad. II
TWO straight from Bnsrpn sorsar
scoring the only run Of the eHme N
Inc nrst lining, when Grnney led off
WIN single, was sacrificed n
third and ssurec on Smiths single
szrHney caught a long MI by Ruth
an the eMbankmen- below the score
board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

EncuufAgamanr and enlargement OF
cumrnsrctnl relations between
r-enriu1 and Mexico was tne oDJsci
of recent conferences between Ali.
Cabrera, Mexican secrsfAry on tns
treasury, and Ricardo c. Acina- AZ
xerrtne consul TO Mexico. The Gues
ton Of securing ships is rrporfea 20
rave been the mort important s0o-
net discussed,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

A pA8HeH8ef On q Wfchita street
CIR CAUSED great crm,ncrion Enc
got himself arrested the ether DAY by
falling on nus knees IN the aiais and
praying n mud vuino.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
EASTERN LEAGUE

P-cvldsnce ]: WATERBURY O.
Bridgeport =, New HAVEN :.
Wo-css-er . Ea--ford :.
Ei--g9oid ) Springfield 2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
LIEUT., PLUMMER
LANDS IN NEW YORK

Lieutenant Robert l.. T'lnWmcr for
NOR local ncwspapcrnan has reached
New York after several months In
Northern France. where he participated
in The worst Of IN" lighting. Lieutenant
Plumm"r will hr transferred To de-
mobilization camp AMI then sent home.
probably on u furlourh.
Lieutenant Plunmrr il not r"Scrv"
officer. hut u regular. n" enlisted in
the Army during the Mexican difficulty
and worked himalf up to liir rank of
second lieutenant. on tn" hnrd"r \ few
! weeks later he was transferred to II
training rnmp. wh"r" h" inst ruri"d
American lads in the Ms" "f heavy hrtll-
Irry. Then he went nN"r&"nti with il
unit und helped clean up on the Huns.
JnmrS A. Ewing. at Elm Grove. William
IT, Yates Of McMrch"n. .nnh NllllnIn
NIglIlrr of M"undsvIil" 'HnIr over GA
th. snrn" hmnI with Lieutenant l'lIInl-
In"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

~ u...u,, with hlnsh,n III" very t"" ''"' "
- tr,,. - has .u.,v.l Tia ''s"I Of III" h"" " " ~ "
, ,,. .,.,, A viii" ITI"' county cay
r.,. by tho oil and n"" "r,T ,",I
"" "" ~.
played %" IL ' 81 " "Ts yo, ,'" VIA" got 1t" " ~
1siS fr"m III" senatorial "r" , ,u, ..rrc rr..,r
w., NIL over ''" '"' ' '
-,. 1n,,,unc tn" """'''" " '" " -, ~
tho Iy"sl H""""y ""' WIN ~
,,,.x Ind nc,o,no n Of o ""'' V"E"" "
ul.wi,r Il mud h"'"H "'''" NV" ~
ar.o. of good buildings wi" " mo-" ''' '"" ,,r
.n,.,noa In ctIon OF tn" 7'"'" "' ~ ~
$50. ,u.,,upn n % "nl"h'" OF ""f " " "
~ Wen, "r"n'"' ct 'h"'"''
.,ou,,r,.r md being ""u ~ " ~ "
udr1 -,n,. =, ,,,., !,
would To-Day '"' "0" " "
,r o,,sn, p"" 1t I'M" 'N'" ~ ~ " ~
hrHt ma {" H''"''
representing IN"
with over one hundred ""'"
reaching out In n''u"n" "''''"
whom tn" p"' ' ~
horp not only "EHtn'"r '' "' ~
md rn "lvr
that IT." Hrn"
,,-,, III" "HHE" OF tn" ""'T" "'
hundreds" OF I"v"'" """
vrx,ninnn bin wt" hv" ph1 " pc'r " "'
70" this ran Hon T. - '""''
,or,,r tn. commissioner 1"" hs "" both mad" E"'
,. ,,a
Carleton 1Io" Wells oo"dyk"'n Of Ming" county
advocates Of n"ur" " xon
mononEna possibly been
.nd
of gratitude Hon
Luther Wolfe speaker Moore Marshal" county tn"
s1so entil much praise
G. X
Ohio Senator Iough Of Brooke and
behalf peoples
tie practcd and hald-fousht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
THE TAXPAYER,

pay tn" tax on hdrns and shnrke.
on all my goods and chattrls. on my
tin boat and William goat wax
dolls and hnby rattlcs. try to
Smil" when from my p!lr thus am
harShly rivrn. when those round
bones earned with EruanS mr." 10
officials given. | smile. ah. mo. But
when sec how public coin is vast
ed. the smile I wear won't lingcr
there, unless It's glued or pasted.
Once We were shocked when con-
gross talked OF spending frugal NIL
lions: but in these days. TO my
amaze. our talk Is all nf billions.
pay the tax on my two vaks, my
warthoE and canary: and though 7
smile TO be IN style. my heart is far
from merry. Tho war is done. with
sword and gun we've sQu"lch"d the
Teuton races, and 'twould h" sense
10 cut expense in fnrty thousands
places. I pay tn" tax on cribs and
stacks, and try to do II St0ully. but
that tho trend to waste may end
hope and pray devautly. My Aunt
Jane needs some widows weeds. my
granddad needs a brier. but can't
get such doodads yet. with laX"s
going higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02
STRIKE AT sTEUBENvnLE

Special Disrnfrh io Tho IntclliScnc"r.
;TE.t'BENE1l.LE. ohio April l--hfns.
ter plumbers and painters today refused
, to sign n new Wax" seal" granting tn"
Demands of their men Ter III lnrr'hSc 10
81 an hour for the coming :. T. and tho
men walked nuI on SirIk', l S,.i :
"niy-hv" mon in IN" Si"n' 49,. " dis
tri,I ar" effected. TIL" 'nIIriA'I &C.
..lar,. they viii mot sign IN" ih'" Srhl".
which would InrrrH$r -raIn'. r. l'''"l
so per day l." s. and rIumf."rs ir"In
ST. 10 per day To s.. Th' ''''ir''ihnr.
pIusI.r.r.; and brick layers. II u ''h
Withdrew their ..nIand$ for 81 an l'Iuf
The. ,.nruruI"r:.' -'nl.. expire. neat H.i' -
ur,iny rnnIrn.'tnrs and EMPLOYERS say
They WIN r"I,t~" Ia meat ih'lt h''h'"hl
for IS Il day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-02

posed by the state. and efforts to per-
nit the state to Increase the direct levy
all failed in this session. The direct tax.
II applied at all in the next two years,
will be an emergency tax to make good
insufficiency Of revenues IroEa other
sources.
In spite Of some very conspicuous e1-
amples OF subserviency to special inter-
ests and in spite Of some very remark
able support Of measures distinctly i'm
moral in their character. such as the
race track gambling bill. the Legislature
on tho whole. has shown fine concep-
ton OF duty and responsibility. In both
houses there have been members who
have rendered most valuable service,
who have boon consistent in support or
good measures under ndvcr:" CDniitions.
rhcir efforts have reflected credit upon
themselves and upon IN" lrEiSla'ure.