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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
Boeschenslem Called Upon By
Probers to Explain Hold
Up Of Poslmaalcrs Via the
Especial Delivery Route"

nI.,IaI inar"i,h /" i"i.iilse"'',
'hr.a" nsii "a A ,',"i',""i"' "'
"nnih :" raY ~"i u g'"' ""h "'" h"'
! Ea,"".,"itt iIl"k "I.""t II 'hi"" h"
"unhi - i'aV -, r"i ""'
fhI- ~"- tie abatement '""'I' ~
h-,I.a Il".s, h."sirln Ii.'""' '"'I' ""'
in,""I ,"'",.'IIts""rn" i'""" Illi"''l" u"
too. Ihs p.nsir eel, ",''"I"I''"' l"" r"'I
ssiiup 'aur-lr" Iu"hr i"h"E h""""I""
.INin he'd bee" ru",'u"r"h !" rrrr"' ""
fr'r ~" '.",n,"llIr" !" irll whg "" h"h
aam l.,,",- !" ~ '"u""". post
,neair, ~ Augusta IllIu"i". r"'l'hl"H
a,urrIuu rund" r"" ~ -" is'i"'" w"-
contained ~ 49, 'uw"l"Ur h"n'IuH ~
rpcrluI hrIIVrrv stamp hnd h"rr ur"n IlH
faro ~ rubber uiHmUlrE N" l"Inn"'l""
that ~ vnr 4" w." d"lIrrt"h !" TIM ="
'lplrutH home
Houi those l"iiorT 10 Rrort many p""
pIr huI d"ul"d that he know my "t
them wcIN pnHtmRrtoTa. Ito said 10
would not nullrli funds from port .
nnatcr but only because thor" wnr n
law REnlnnI n lIo do'lnrod that he ho
iIcvcd that n Federal "mployoo ought
10 hcIp pay campaign expenses aud that
II 10 didn'i pny ho ought /" l." removed
from tho "ffI'n
sky the Limit.
Uoc-chcnri"ln Snld that AZ national
committeeman from illinois, II whH up
TO him 10 rnirc tho Hinto'r share of tho
,Sponrcn aud he did not care whcro tho
money came from. NO long Ur Tia" con
trihutInn was mad" within the Inv lin
said tho nky In tho limit aud declared
that his only rHiiTnhir OF n mans Rlv-
ing wan his willingn"1H nnd tho amount
OF money ho had
lilo admitted that In l0lc mud In 1915
when no wnH national commit tormnn
from Illinoln largo NUNS had boon raised
by IndividunlH Whom nnkod if eight
mont In tho state gave 100000 In 1919
tho DomoCratlc campaign fund he did
not deny It. Among prominent givorh
wcro ChnA II Crane. lhtor appointed
Minister TO China; r. I. Crane. Jr.. r.
- Jonra. .. u. Jonss. T. 4 Peabody.
John barton Payne, Honrctnry ot tho
Interior. and II NJ Winston.
Many western Donations.
Trcd w. uphAm. treasurer OF tho Ro-
publican national committee. rSrumod
tho stand Mr.. UphRm declared that tho
deContralizsd plan Of giving To tho He
publican campaign was In his mind n
Eraat auoCoBs lie said that To datr
there were moro than 37.000 subnGrihors
TO The fund aad that Of the total amount
oallHotSd to data si,2<9.bb<, ths DAet
had given only N3B.0bn tho rsst az tho
money having henn raised In tho "ost
among farmers and "ther". a. he oh
propSod II
AIR. Upham declared that he had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
Cox Called Upon to
Retract False Charge
HIS ACTION EFFORT
TO BECLOUD ISSUES
Senator Edge. In Statement,
Shows Inslnccnly of Demo
cratic Nominee

Sp",inl Dispatch 4" tho TulrlliR"u'"r
Chicago. M, S"v; 10 Governor
cox owes II to tho American propl" to
Withdraw hir "NravnEant stnIcmrnt" "
or stand convicted Of descending tn tn"
most dcplCnhlr typ" or professional
politics Imaginable"
Tits ~ tho lRnguag" "r Senator Wal
ter H. Edge. or Nav Jersey. member Of
tho senate subcommittee to inVcsti-
gate campaign funds. IN statement
which hC issued tonight declaring the
cox charges irresponsible and unwnr-
rantcd by tho evidence
Senator Edge declares CnNS charges
have boon biven more consideration al
ready than they warrant. and that the
committee Is simply becoming the vch-
icle for all types Of insinccr" p"litica
charges and rumors ~ur partisan effect
ConVinced that tho Cox allegations
ara unfounded and simply intended 10
distract tho pubiic mind from tho real
lssusa.. E.znator lEdAa yHas left rhioaSo
FOR fhe EAST He turned his rr"S5
over Ia SENATOR henynn
tits smsnt, wkirn Ia la hc'ord
With a widespread feeling among noai
Iy all Ih0hs ~ha have heard tho iohll
n,"uy. that COS ls AMPLY lill"s /"
TaIse ,I"ud ~ dus. and 'naho tho pnh
II. fnrEat Ra IL ti.i I" Wiis"n nnh WI
a"uInin kard and f""I 10 az f"ll"NS
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HUSBAND Is HELD ii
FOR INVESTIGATION
Washington Police Unable 10
Locate Body Of The Mise !!
ing Gertrude Kuehling n

cov.S wS'H"F,"% a." S"Sy "'p' o Mr." d.r,T"c. Viz,
KouhIIpk. and the dircovery OF s4vesAlf
circumstances regarded by the police ~
worthy OF invoHtlEation. to-day oonyefE
while canoeing with him In the PotorH4A
river "wednesday night, Into one or sona1
mystery. Roy Harper Ksuhlin1. the
husband. In held by the police Tor ".
vestiRation. and preparations
river tomorrow In an effort to NO Snr
Nd the waters that tho body. II thsvA
may be brought to tho surface gas
Interest has been added to the CO.
by the discovery that Mrs. kushlIn3r
OsEood, OF Detroit. and ono Of tho cthAlyS
TO the million dollar estate OF EiteoS4
Chapelton, of that city, recently hee
asked an attorney to file suit fos 9y.i
yorce against hsr second hnssene
day 10 astilt In running orf me T32
ihfeads, assiEnisgs ~ his motive ~ Sn.
lorest. OF their thres year old child.
|I3 ~ ~ NnsOoaAin O1U91. lfifIff.
KuehIinEs Htory, given 70 tht IellAeti
was that he lost control 0f the 49,
II bad stretch Of water snd in tbs asIi
nass he lost ali Track Of his wife. WANy'
Ing mach Of tho time ~ whlnH ~
miEht have hasn saved IN funtnbiiHn ~
n TIr coat und1r the GapsiSsd heel er4
which q fsu minuisn bsf6rs hlH VIE ~
ma ID hai iiTDwn nvnr her sheWAeyt
HuahIlnsn uTyas, incurred = few latee
.uar al ihalf home ~ Wp1dsl1A, Asrys
I.nd 81 aubuyh 1r washington. ~ y
IarhnluaI charge ~ daasfii1n from tke
.,my. 'rhsi nh-,a. aspisined swaT ~
tho tn,o,da 81 III. .vnr department., ~
wa hrid tnr lnvsstiEa lion, hhlsllt uRNH
inro,m.,Inu ohinInrd nv The pullrh ihee
bIs wtfo rh".niIy contemplated dlv1fes
Iup him. and that only fsw hrys ~
rhe had bsen treated at y hospitaI ~
poInonInE k
Erfo,,s of tho police 10 find sornS one
who had acen Ku-hilnE and his wife 20.
Rcthor Wednesday nlEht have faIlsdi naS
have brought from tho man from when
bn rontsd tho bnot tho statement thot Ne
was nIone whom hs engaged II.
KuchlInR'B record includes an eyt0yt
to obtain place In tho Hacret serSioev
and ihcrc arn on file. At tho hsadQnAS-
tors Of the service. two letters rec0os
mcndlnE> him for such work. one ele4e9
by Sonator Altro Pomsrsns, ana ~
othnr by Senator Harding. kuenil11
and Mrs. Osgood were married DaceNr
Der 40, 1919. nj Mount Clemens. MicAb-
gan. t.9
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LORD MAYORS
END IS NEAR

London. Sept 1O.-"Mayor Mac.
Swincy Is entering the danger zone oi
his fast" one OF The physicians in
Guys hospital, recognized authority
on methbolism. said today. "Observa.
tibn OF previous caaes Of the same ma
turo has taught that al the end OF -four
weeks abstinence from food man
begins 10 draw on HE last reserves 1i
potential enerEy, 50 thhi unless tha
iofd mayor resumas sailing. Any day
i may bring Collapse and the end"
The bhysielAn declared he thought
II is extremely unlikely that nourish-
inent Ia the form az a0lubla pf0tein
wan h1Ins placed IN the pTiH"hdrH drink
lnH water, as except la an almost nsE
lialbio quantity ils pIehsnua would
onailI ha dai"oioh
The Tan thaI tho pIls"nar 10 tab
Ins watai.' ahhah tho rhysIoian. "rn
tlhna him T." - D"nalhriabia dHa,"n,"
us"~Ina w..La,
I""d"" g"r' 10 fhe ua.llo
IeaR""'H hulIoiI" lsau"h i"i. III" .va
Ming HnyH
"h"rd Mayo' Mr"EvIr"r s,"v- w".I.
~ 10 nur,rs much p"In, hu, hla MIND
Ia p"rfo'iIy "lAar"
ThI" was the 'plh day ~ N" l"th
rnayorR hunger hlTikel Mary Mac
Hwin"y. alHtor ~ tho prIHoner, whom
leaving tho prison this afternoon. told
tho ncwHpR pnfWon ihHt nor brothHr
wnH ablo 10 Hprnk Ia her this morning
Ito asked hor what dny II was.
"Whon ] aRld II was Friday. III"
I'nth." EnId Miss MeoSwinoy. Tor
"ncc said: II In tho beginning OF tho
nfth week Of my hunger STRIKE"
Nnf"rrinR TO her viHlt 10 Portsmouth
ynnterdny. Miss MacHwInry said the
labor officials at the trades union con
gross definitely refused 10 give her y
hearing. Sh" wng told by mn onicial
thnt Nc rnnRrcps could not help her.
aud she said she thought they wcro
dfrnId OF her urginK direct action for
the purpose Of obtaining tho lord
ma aNOT'n Telcnbe.
Il dld not want Ia urEo direct hc-
ton" Hh. declared Il only desired to
have three mlnutes 0f plain talk with
the representatives. OF hlA ana hhlI
nIiItnn. ~ working people Of Gns Ella nd.
wac Inid that ~ niIIkr ~as "allad
inn,"i.nw Ih"Y would n"t ha hbls I" s6i
=. LnIf ,uIiIiun nIGn I" l"avo work.
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u,,.,,I,, D., usrl - wIIii" ih's
i.t. ,l,r, away r"'h,r,Ii" Win" ~"'b.'
IN hn go 'rnrnIlun' r"""'hInR '"
r,,d.,n ~ Ihn vrrnii"r u,"'"m""l IhIH
,,,,nu lhny rny eIil ho ~" mln"'- 49,.
rr.nr in Ia,r"Iicri wiI""r'r rrfu"hl '"
r.nueu ~" award ~ ~" rnihf-"l'" '"n'
mrr.I"n whIrh f"Il"h :" ur'i"fv ID"
~nrhrr-
JCunrh williams. chairman ~ VI" Joint
n, ,I.ynnro ruInnItnlc of III" b"lnwhfn.
InrRn wanna a. W"Rt"ru cont Company
and nIun lander Of tho lnHuTeniu ~ Va"
HrrnuInn dIpITlcl, HnId ihni III" i"fn"nl
nf tho prrHlh"ni /" r""pnh ~" case WIZ
result Ia ono "f The hprd""i f"uEh' ~
duririnI rtruEgl"a over wnged In III"
r"uniry.
nffIrrrr ~ the mInorI union In ihlr
LIrI,I,t viii not dlarrHa tho president n
nriInn
DIhctr uf tho "Ec"uiIr" "omInll'cn
nIru rrrurrd l." mako hny comment, "s
plnInlnE Tint international Vie" from
don't IhIl Murray. uf ihc union. VII" ~
chairman of the acncInl Hcnlc commit %
I"" nr the anthracite w"rkH. VIII likely
,pli "a meeting within few days Ia rn-
,rI,o tho GuHwrr uf I'rcHih"nt WIln"n.
Nj Wilson's Refusal.
wn.hlngi"u. Sept 10 .ir"rIh"nt
WiIann defined tho federal government y
httiiud" IonTdr TIA" .Np'hil"h HlflRH IN
the anthracite coat industry In m~r-
m ne To- day I" unipn l"nd"rr. In which
ho declared that we could not look tho
world In Uto face or Juriifv our n"ii"nr
In uut own people Hnh our own CON
ucIru,c iT wo yielded on" i"in Ia th" men
I'm the anthracite cOnl fICldn. Th" mcH-
anpr wnr ndhr"HE"d Ia Phillip Murray.
vie" rrrridrni Of The United Mine Work
crr aud other union leaders and con-
Ininrd an unqualified refusal by tho
pTrrldonI To Hr"rdo to their request that
hr bring about renewal OF noEotia- =
tlour with the employers over tho wage
scales
citing tho history Of tho strike lr"u-
bic ln the mines. Ahd the report Of the
gorornmont wnEo board created to nN
new scales. whose award Tho mon hHV"
refused t. accept tho prrrident raid tho
men wer" "rInlatlnE contracts rntcreh
into b-Iw--n then,rsl'"r. Tho coal opera
tore and the government tie eIprnHn-
ed appreciation for Tho stand or union
.offiCialB Againat tho strlka. hut assert
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SKY THE LIMIT FOR DEMOCRATIC
ILLINOIS NATL COMM| |TTEENAN
E.x-Kaiser Says Heads
Will Fly In Germany

noiIIn n.I - hn "~l.""ihIn"'l
ds,la,aI."u l.! f",n"a, r,"tr"'"' NiIii@"
n"ds "H iI.. Bi"'"d" - hIa '""lh' so d"
a. iin".n 10 ,'i""'i'h g. '"' e""''" I'' :"
T"asl.H I"n,. ..,. ,,..",rs r.u'r
hI"
~ ~ si.,.d In"l un. f"'"s' s'"I"'''
~.a th"rrI"e " ,''' "n'" D." """h'"'.
- - in"i e." D." r''".r i"' '"'"" h'"~ d"
- nil hi- "-'
,La ,IriL "u,I u.u he" ''i"'" !" 'i"'
"-rr
Inmma",hs "" ~" '"'""'N ""'
rn-,I- rsF-
- rhnvs wllr"lrI f." ~ h" "lh
Ernr'r-rr 49, r"lll'l""
move, aa.r . uu",r "r ,III"n o"d hrd
u.r,r au,bn,I,cd nno ~ hr MAD" Ito
-r ~ THAT fnlInvluF ~" Republican r"n
v,niInn IN Juno he wn- ~ ihn "rlul"n
that the limit ~ pIvIuR Hh"ulb 70" ~"
81 frnu IN0n md ihri l." approved
rnirIug ihr llmIt !" 5000 aud 'lhn'h
IIr amid ho iu"h this rlnn Fast rul ~"
renlrd II iu IL" rnrnmiiic". but thu, ~"
wnr nuIvnicd I,y ~ hcnry INA l"rliy. Ruh
that Within div 81 nn nfieI TINT Hon
nt"r Harding gave statement '" u"
NqnUclnI"d rr"uH That he thoroughly
believed In ia" drC"nirhli1"d plan Mr.
l'phnm rnld that rubroIurutly r"ruii-
had proved [" him that tho hr"rntrnll-
red plnn war not only fonHlhlc but very
HuCC0rrful
win stop at SdO7o.OOO
Mr. I'phnm said Tint from January l.
IuIh To- Juno -. 1890 ho Ilph received
contributions for Tho national "omnltIn
10 tho oNcnl Of - 1Gh. .hiN 90. hnh '"n-
iTlhulloLn To Blntc committees. whore
ihere wan n joint arrangement liHn. ibN. .-
~ thrrr were lR.blb ContTIhuioin with
an average o( 800 IA. IIc rnid that from
Juno a. 1870 tu July |. 1870. nhrut
tIGR 600 was -pnnl. Leaving ~ hnlnnco
OF about t1N.O60. whom ia" !. .rdK"t wnn
adopted July l. This hudR"r u" Hnld
wnr ~ O7b 900. and TINT when that HunI
WINS rnIrod hc would HtOp
Edmond II MuoTc. representing t"v-
ernur Cox nRnln took tho stand !" pro
rcnt numo Inurr leads Th"Y wrrn In
nrrtrd Ia thr record with only rn'HinE
notice Tho rnmulittrs took M informal
rrc"Hs tn nllow II. MnoIn /" K"l lila pa g
pcrr IN Hhnpc aud few minutes lntor
he passed quietly from ia" "l'h"h1
nInud without hiN usual guni".
MANY INJURED.
New York. Sept lO"--T0dhy tho thlr-
lconth day vf tho brooklyn Rapid Tran
nIt waIkout was marked by tho hrAi 40
rIoua aocident slnGo the stTiks began
Ap0roE imAteIy thtISY-nvc poToeAs
wrro Injured, hrtson seriously, when a
Cnnoy Island hlHhIsneing hua with eeN.
rnty men, women ana children aboard
,oliIdsd With a treilaY car at Flfth ave
nua and Sixty eighth street.
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TN WHArNnn

rMH W1AT"A-
wsn ViEUtniA--HATtiy eloH1y o4p
dAy; looal showers SATURDAY Al6SsI 4
day probably fair. -talAI
ohio aad western PsaaSy1Yo1
Partly aloaay bstuTdAy. IsobAl ~
lowed by local showers ~
Aisht a4A on SaAd.yI no SAASGs ~ -
DsEataEs, 49,
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il"n,.. rori - 'ng ih' Ar""' l"'"'
r,on,I Earthquake rh"'h continue.
,,,In. ,,,n,. ,I.Iltus o'U"np 'h" 80"
r,n,s uwlns ~ f"lli"p """""E !"
d.- Ii,,u woe sh"'h h" ~ f"' """'h an
Z n 1.Iun rnnI 'lnpl'r Nrr"I"u'IF 'h"I"
,yrh 40 rr,Inua Iuu"P" nri v'"''"' wv
Ih" ahm'hh pI"l"""h p'""' r""'' ""'''N
mc r,,uIoIInu whi.h rc"nIl"7l iiH 49,
uo,I,urc In tho orrlhpurk" ~ WE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
COAL MINERS VACATION" STRIKE TO SPREAD
FOLLOWING WILSON REFUSAL TO REOPEN SCME

81 ,"-i ~. mln.,- -",. "n-, sscsIylHp
-rFh"hY' ny 'sr,i"- rhlrh hsS ~
d"rrd = "-',ll", -" ",rN.r uha, MANS "
sIy"n u II.
N" arrc'lty cf ron,rs"i sstssniAhsli
ihc p,rrIIani indicated. would be qphs4I
by Tho uuIirh nts'ss sovsrnipsrt ~
rn-piiu wnIl 40 International me1s
IefH AZ 5tTIf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
SnOws|ideS After Quake
Bury Many Villages
In the Alpine Region

Geneva, Switzerland. Sept. l0,-tBy
The Associated PTess)--A severe earth
quake shook the southern slopes of mo
SwiSh and Italian Alps yesterday from
avahnCh.r The shock was aSr9hi-
pAniod by heavy sn0wtsils and several
Amin, ,IIlngT- are IhulhItd. rnnT per
Suns atr Irp"IIrd ~ have b'"n hlli"h
und MANY injured
SngII,I nh" he ain" wee I"P"I'"u
lu Ih, ~ ira AIph nI"iuh HeinI"it ana
I,.nIr,sInr bat thoro N'i" "a" '"s""'
II,p
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Mutation Unparalleled q

1t makes no difference "hat WI
neAscs testify before our 'onhnll'e' "h
der oath II such tenIImOny displehst
Mr. cox he al once proceeds I" NllIlil
them. and appaTentlv ~" on" i"li" 'h'
irIth bat himself ITS own 'hhl ~" u
MI White admitted his lack 81 hD"N
ledge ~ any facts 4" W"i""l me
,haTg.s uf hir ,hI"f and pi"'ll'"ll'
.vsry Bs,n".,ati. "iinoHn h"" i"'"'''l
alt iuIciIosatl,,na 1" '."" ""h "'"n'
H.u,,iii,au au SiintasuS a., dIns I" M
"a. ,s.I,,.s lkrma,I I,.. 1h' si'"a tie"
/. ,,nt.a.aItciish B." A"s'I'"" t"'''''"
iI,,l., au.L ,t,,u,"a'aU' q" "h"' '@''
,....Iiy h., ..i"rd hy Iii'. ~l"r hlo -"
.aiIsd ls-da tt,'"s'
.nut d",iiu h"ii r"''l"S 'h' zoe"
thsl, --,i.,"" ''ra'si-"'I"''" -" "'i''"
.,lmr J.. ,aIHa i-.ts ""'"" ~hh "h'.h ''
..,,. ,,,, ,i,. ..,ur.Ip" !" fs'' al We"
,.stI.,.ny .nn, %, r.",s ~ although 80
Diet. ~. p.r,iII""" ''""s"'"' '""'l''""
thnI ,Iu, . -, ut,U sU'i"U lh'p w." "" ""'v
, ,itI.,t,i ~ jbn unn ~ ~ he r""'"'"
al q UnU hHh IulpFl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

"hnoi 'ishi da}r rt"hinG l"' l"'l"G
- au,oto ,I"aa uss"rtnuli"" H." ""rn'
Inn"ad and phIo lnwY-'H. Ip"nh''" OF
tho ,uuuInIIl"s ~ u'tr"t"uu - vhn"SS"s
suFRps'n nd by urVoTU"' '."' - h|n rep
r.sAnipiivNa ouIon ,"'inF \" r"'e W."
Democratic nup,nno'p "nprg"a ~ al"
later iufiunnrSH "Tgpn''"h =" 'n'H"
corruption FUND of tiB.ohO 900 y" buy
tho American eIrri"raiH sud Hnlile In
duatrIsl dl4aErerrrru,. with III" hay
nnri an convinced that tho commit
too Ia EimplY becoming the N"hIrlo '"F
nh ,yr,p Of Insinroro polllI"sI ''nrEcH
and runnnra for pRTtlS-n "H"ct.
recognize tho oin"r r"HponSihlll'l""
n III" commit"H ana will gladly ElNH
my time In m snhravor to carry lhHin
out hut In my opinion md In tho llEht
Of tho evidence. Mr. cox hos hoen q ivnn
oven moro consideration than his IRE
sponHIbiC charges warrant. We l'nNn Al 70
most ignored tho nnanC"r "f his own
marty. which have not hccn mNd" an
object OF abuse hy hs p"rty opponent
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thp nFlfnlaulfr N'''l"' ''''' ~ Wv
IsmI.ann nu-nrD .lIfn'""' ~ W." l'"'N
n"rsIIr Inr'y 'hnt h." h"d '"H"H '"f'l v"
rr.urr Gnn rnn r"Ui' ihu'"'" M uh'"F
fudrrrI "uupl'N "ou ;" 'hH' Ivhh. NV
fnlIci rrI 80 vn,viuE ru"'r" NM h"""
br,n rrrcrr,d In 49, Republican "H"rlT,
.rr,unnpirpFrp this n'IIvnv then, M
March" tho tpnu,"rrtlu tr"n-ut"tT NV
~ up telegram '" h"""c'e'l' ,,',,' nHn"",'
aud .Ihrrr md tho r"'~nl appointment
nr NJ IIcrnrd l." "rEHnlIc I"m"crntIn
nnnn,os arorks for Ilarlf Tho only dli
ference arcIna 10 bc the determination
.nr tho U"puhlicnn '"mu"l"" i" llIh'' w
IndI,l,iul contributors 4" VI OOO. whll"
thu Democrats admit that ih'i" ~ ""
ru, IA limit
No sinister Influence
so far M hltnHt"r lnfln"n"~H rhlFt
Ing which after all In the main concern.
that 10 date" hnr h"cn by unw"rrh%"h "h
Inference unlS, certainly not through ~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
Tbund Will Witness the Automobile Racing Fair This Afternoon

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02
Personal Mention

Joo Mirundi and family and Mrs
Mirandi's sister, Miss Eva Loe. OF
Fort klamath, are In tho city for u
few days on business and pleasure,
Word has been received from Mr.,
and Mrs, Jesse Bailey that they are
now located in Pasadena after hav-
ing spent the past several weeks In
Long Beach, whore they went In
their car, Mr.. Bailey stated that
they made tho entire distance with
out trouble and had n delightful
trip.
George X, Chapman left this
morning on II business trip to Seattle,
wash. and to visit there with his
brother and sister. Ilo expects to
be away for two weeks.
Keith Ambrose, recently rein
stated as fire chief by the city coun-
ell, resumed the duties OF tho post
tion today. II has been nearly three
years since Chief Ambrose quit the
Office to enlist In the marine corps,
r, c. Miller. former fire chief. has
taken u position with the mechanical
department of the judd Low garage
George Dawson, who was formerly
employed by X, Sugarman as win
dow dresser and advertising writer,
but who now travels for haberdash-
cry for u Portland firm. is now In
the city on one OF his regular trips.
Mr.. Dawson will leave In the morn
ing to cover tho balance OF his terri
tory. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson
have many friends In this city.
Mr.. ]. A. Perry, OF the Golden
Rule, was called to Roseburg this
morning. on account OF tho death OF
his sister. Mrs. +. II. Patterson. who
died suddenly Saturday evening as
the result of ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. Patterson had number OF
friends here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02

qualifications before tho primary
electors. no makes tho following
statement:
In announcing my candidacy for
tho republican nomination for tho
Office Of secretary of state at the
coming primaries. I do 40 with the
feeling that am amply qualified.
am a native OF Oregon. being
born at Ashland. September 20, 1886,
! have had n qualifying business OK.
porienco. ana at the present timo am
county clerk OF Josephine county.
having been elected to that Office for
four successive terms.
Oregon has probably as many ma
tural resources as any state In tho
Union, and MS n citizen and ofncial I
feel that thcy should have our earn
est attention In order that we may
not overlook anything that would
help toward the states development
| am u believer In bigger and u
greater Oregon, and In tho use Of
Oregon products. and fdcI that every
effort In that direction should be en-
couragcd As u member of the board
OF control, I would do all In my
power toward that end.
l am an advocate OF good roads
and feel that n constructive road
building plan IL not only u benefit to
the rural communities but that II
would also he beneficial to the future
welfare OF our state.
am thorough believer In irriga-
tion and think that tho farmers Of
this state should have consistent on,
coaragement In matters pertaining to
Irrigation ms well as other matters
affecting thcm. as tbey are one Of the
main factors and standbys in tho de-
velopmcnt OF any state.
II seems to mo that there should
he n different national policy In the
matter OF forest protection. In order
that our vast forests he not dcvas-
tated as they have been during the
past. and as an ofi,cer OF the state I
will do what can to bring this
about.
II elected to the Office to which I
aspire. I will give Il my personal nt-
tention and conduct Il on a business
basis and to the best OF my ability.
Il. l.. COBURN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02
IDN'''D' UiN CN NEW SITE

The II. II. Edmonda sawmiil
which was moved from Olcno at the
closo OF last season. Ia now establish
cd on Spraguo river, three miles be-
low Yninax, Tho mill will be opor-
atod hereafter under Tho name Of
tho Saddle Mountain Lumber com
pany. "a
Mr.. Edmonds has Just purchased
eight large draft horses for logging
operations and plans to start as coon
as the weather IL favorable. The
Saddle Mountain Lumber company In
planning to start building OF n large
new mill at Spraguc ri(or next
spring. when completed tho plant
will have u capacity OF 100000 foot
daily.
Tho valley Lumber company has
purchased tho old Turner mill. which
was bought by Mr.. Campbell, when
he sold his mill to Marion Nine. The
mill is situated Mt Swan Lake and
will he operated by tho Valley Lum-
Dor company this season.
Tho DoArmond Brothers. who
also operate In the Swan Lake dis
trict. aro moving their mill further
west, to take IN u larger tract OF
timber. which they plan to manu-
facture this year. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02
GET 1900 RABBITS

Another successful rabbit drive
was held yesterday by the ranchers
Of Upper Poe Valley. Five hundred
rabbits was the days bag, according
to report received by County Agent
Thomas.
Farmers Of the Bonanza district
report a successful rabbit drive
Saturday, in whcih between 400 and
500 rabbits we're killed. On Sun
day they turned out again and ex-
terminated almost as many more of
the pests. bringing the total to about
1000. Next Sunday another drive
is planned.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02
FARM BUREAU EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEETS TOMORROW.

The executive committee of the
county farm bureau will hold its re-
gular meeting tomorrow afternoon in
the office of e. H. Thomas, county
agricultural agent. Among other mat
ters scheduled for consideration IL
the placing Of an order Tor poison to
be used in the farm bureaus squirrel
determination campaign.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02
C0BURN MAKES
announcement

T.. l.. Coburn, county clerk of
Josephine county for the last four
terms, is one of the first candidates
to cast his hat into the ring for state
Office. My. Coburn desires the re-
publican nomination for the Office Of
secretary OF state. In placing his
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-02-02

A peeress court train is strictly
regulated as to length. and varies
according to her rank. A duchess
will have her train three yards long,
a marchioness two and a half, coun-
tesses are limited to two yards, Wis
to one and a half, and