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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

r.dr,.-. ~ ,n.. polls III" triumph OF y
r..l,i.,ln!srn. last November, was the
s.gi..,i srpucr,c Already. ,hc high cost
81 ..N.ng Las ,r-H !e:luStl and business
,"r."i. r'' =, L"tHs rGStn"cd.
r.. tran! Ola iarty Of Honest Abe
ana N,N.IIey ~. righ, IL" wrorgs
done is the Wilson administration to
be u. ., ,i.v!nS of var :e,.. producers.
and - tho enactment of protective lar
IT !,v:yr business ana develop the lat
81; rrSuurCca OF our native lard.
Tint protection against f":riEn ship
p,rs Of tungsten is Indispensable was
unI!!y re-urnlZed by tho Wilson Admin-
:strtii"n hLt II Was too late 70 accom-
Ill-h ne desired result. when Congress
uui.,:riri in March. IL BIZ. 70: - tariI
nf 3? ,, unit on tungsten which mad been
ia%s,d by the ii Juse and .INUah!y re-
,oricL 10 the ~rna tc was LETT uncunsid-
cred for lack of time. The permanent
'lIlT TIL, introduced in the House. June
-r.h gives the same rate. - unit and
rInsrtrn companies VII. iC~AmG buSl-
hes, as soon ~ the b,.i becomes law.
on June lin. u hi, Tor the relief Of
var ulncTa! claimants vas lASScd by
me senate. vi i meeting Of the fou""
Mines Cpmmitt"' July ISL, Il was uh-
nri.nously decided 20 the HI! for pas
Sa.,r With IN" House concurrence.
American lungsr.n WI! hr %a""d from
imminent annIhIIation. i!u, not unit!
IN tariff bill passes which should Ice
ON rhr date set for lima! vote. July =.
VIII tungsten and other American m
,,r,,r,,.a be brought to life and prosper
!:y.
rh.. Great E.marci3a;or. Lincoln. sad
rhri IL did not hn"w much about the
r:r!f'. but that h" did know tina: when
r;l,v nuya - suit Of clothes IN h:S
,,.,.n:.r, ni3" country has BOTH RE
marcy AID tho clothes but when ~"
..rl"S alc hnTght abr"ad. TIC prrp!"
..i,- her Ect III" money. Lincoln
admiration FOR Henry GirT. an;hor OF
the .ur,prur.:., rrriH. - vel known.
The 'ariT Mas tie master %trok" "f
NrKtn.. -. congressional Car""T. which
rycn-u",'y won for him tho PrrSid' nt!a!
chair. ia 1896. and IN 1897. the I;nG!ey
,ar:T hill paced on III" statute hooks.
As y parry ssue the tariff with it,
wal and growing importance maintains
its supremacy.
Mrs. Edward 7. Foster
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IA American correspondent, travelling
N Turkey made h!s huHu"ss Office gasp
by S"nH:a; n al expense account Of
2.0oo.U0O rubI"S. Hu. ..''"- rh"Y reduced
Il % dollars ;H"y t"i, mitch beer.
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The tn" OF ". No';. lnzi"s. man IN
Illinois. has boon challenged. and a con
trS: propoaHd. II" replies that anything
n nc uA:ur" OF a ~"Ht"S: sounds 700
much Tx" work. Orrhand. we would aay
that Mr. Moti has won IN the frs,
rnunN.
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"M!Ss:nf banker believed t. nayc cs-
Gagged 20 'anada a nu'nh"r uf years
ago tha. would hav" a""u n so;" place.
IA; r"w - ahru, n" stmc II, escaping
ACROSS tho street.
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Letters to The
lntelligencer

Letters for THIS cr.umr ~:.uu.d hc
- hr.rf a. ru-Sih.~. Intelligence
l"l,'"r~ ~" ::N!i..,! - ''l4 ''.r;.'iiH-
"'.t!pns upon Any timely subject.
,,aru"~ # narhn-s must accompany
A.. .r':cr, ~" lnlr'I.;rn"cr Wa.
mot agree Sc ur:n; !ot''.@ we" con
tr,ve-sia. s'!ll"r:& m" Especially
c"nr"rn.rE ! E"rrmc"S ~ matters 81
rc.iri, Il.
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For arcs aye for ages. the world has
rhrourh lis satanic Majesty. the cause
of all mems sin;
But the time Is drawing near, when cru
city shall case.
Angelic hosts "a liccAlehe!l proeiAiheo
When universal love shall fll tho heart
Of humankind :,
Then narrow mindcdness shall cea1e' AL
will be Of one mind
When all men truly love our Zoo,
rhny'U love their neighbor too
/, universal brotherhood. - Catholic.
Protestant and Jew.
The love OF God for all IS meant saliva
ton, oh Salvation.
Let every cannon roar now cease, Win
every tribe and nation
Dfsmantle every httleship. and pro-
phecy fulfill
Our God IS love. 4 love divine. Oh God.
with love hearts MI!
Angelic hosts at Bctr!"nem proclaiInco
from shore u shore
And iii the angels trump shall sound
that time shall hn no more
That love divine is leaventnS. brings 10
US thoughts sublime -,
That love. the love Of OUR Coo VIII
change mankind IN time.
The cruelty OF Neros age will never
agnin return
The crimes Of Nero's wickedness. makes
lndIgnat ton burn
Tie world will see better day the
church great power has gained
Men everywhere are going forth, uke
Paul, by love constrained.
Since Christ commissioned men TO
preach in Galilee
Go rrrach 10 all salvation, through
Grace. they shall lie FREQ
By you let Christ be lifted UP. Who said
I AM the way.
IN Christ all men in brotherhood. tho
world shall see that day.
Written b.
VIM. NJ Cunningham and
Dedicated
Rev. A. ". Barlow & Mems Bible Class
Wesley N. =. Church.
Wheeling, West Virginia
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=, Universal Brotherhood

Editors note-O~iuf :" Inc fact that
II f,poxraphical error VS. E.afe IN TINS
poem when first prtr'e' IL 'h!" paper
inst Friday, 1t Is herewith rcproduced
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CT THOSE SAID TO HAVE
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Majority Arc Foreigners - Not Many
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"Maude is sorry now that shs TOOK
lacks ring back the store TO be valued"
Why
The jeweler kept II. lie said that
jack hadn't been in 10 settle for II. ac-
cnriing to his promise. "-Boston Trans
script
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Som"ch" - - w"-ry an,u, 'Hs A..
wealth.: = ~. tito" r,u,, n ,.,r,a
- rs. rcEt ftl.r
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Til" man who ~ always beng mis-
generally has !a"e that
guCiirair, lac wnS h,:u 70 Do ;ha, way.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

ton of a Mortgage or Deed OF Trust
to secure said First and Refundins
Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
and to contain such terms and condi-
tions as the Board of Directors may
deter nine. (3) authorizing the crca-
ton and issuance OF General Mort
gage Bonds OF the Company TO be
dated as OF November |. 1920. to be
payable october /. 1922, IL a sum not
to exceed the aggregate principal
amount OF Two Million Dollars (S2 200o,-
0OO, to bear interest at the rate OF
seven per cent {. per cent? per annum
to be secured by a Mortgage or Deed
OF Trust upon all the property nov
owned or hereafter acquired by the
Company. and to he issued under such
terms and conditions as the Board Of
Directors may determine; 90 authoriz-
ing the execution OF Il Mortgage or
Deed of Trust to secure, said General
Mortgage Bonds and to contain such
terms and conditions as the Board Of
Directors may determine; l5) authori--
ing the creation and issuance OF norcs
of the Company in sum not TO eN-
coed the hEsresate principal amount
of one Million Two Hundred Fifty
Thousand Dollars (sl.2S0,ooo to he
known as Bond Secured Gold Notes.
to be dated as of November ], 1920 to
be payable october 1, 1922, to be se-
cured by the deposit as security for
said notes OF said General Mortgage
Bonds equal in face value to $50 pc.
cent of said notes outstanding. and TO
be issued, aad to be sold from timo to
time. upon such terms and conditions
as the Board OF Directors may deter
mine: 90 authorizing the in~rcase OF
the authorized capital stock of the
Company from Ton Million Dollars.
$50 900. .ooo) to Twelve Million Dollars
(si2 coo .000) by the creation and issu-
ancc of Two Million Dollars t2, ,0oc, ,ooo)
par value Second Preferred STOCK:
said Second Preferred stock to be OF
tho par value of one Hundred Dol
lars lS1oo) per share; to be entitled TO
cumulative dividends at the rate of
eight per cent IS per cent? per annum
after tho payment OF all dividends ac-
cunulatcd and unpaid on tho Seven
Per Cent q per cent? Cumulative Pro-
ferred stock: to be rcdeemablc at the
option of tho Company by tho payment
of one Hundred Five Dollars (S105)
per share and any accumulated and
unpaid dividends thereon: to have
voting power to he entitled to pref
crcncc as 70 dividends and assets over
the common stock. but to be subject to
tho priority as TO payment OF divi-
dcnds and assets OF the Seven Fer
Cent q per cent? Cumulative Preferred
Stock. and to be convertible at the
option of the holder, share for share,
into the Cumulative Seven Per Cent
q per cent? Preferred Stock OF the
Company; (1) authorizing the increase
of the number Of directors from five 70
seven: 80 authorizing the amendment
OF tho Articles of Incorporation Of the
Company SO as to provide for the In
crease and classification OF the capital
stock and the increase Of the number
of directors as aforesaid: and for the
transaction of any and all other busi-
ness that may come before said mott
ing. whether pertaining to tho afore-
said purposes or not.
BY Order of the Board OF Directors.
HERBERT LIST,
Secretary.
Dated January ). 1921,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
NOTICE.!

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING THE ARKANSAS VALLEY
RAILWAY. LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders OF Tho Arkansas Valley Rail-
way. Light and Power Company, that.
pursuant to a resolution duly adopted
by the Board of Directors OF the Com
pany, a meeting OF the stockholders u,
the Company will be held at the office
OF tho Company in the City OF Pueblo.
state of Colorado, on the 18th day OF
January. 1921. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day, for the purpose
Of considering and voting upon the
question of d) authorizing the crca-
ton and issuance OF First and Refund
'ng Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
OF the Company, to be dated as of No
vomber /. 1880, to DO payable Noytm-
ber l. 1881, in the sum not to exceed
the aggregate principal amount OF
Ten Million Dollars $4,000. .0Oo), 10
bear interest at any rate or rates not
in excess of eight per cent Is per cent?
per annum. to be secured by Mort
gage or Decd OF Trust upon all She
property now owned or hereafter ac-
uuircd by the Company. and to be
issued under such terms and conditions
as tho Board OF Directors may de-
torninc: (2) authorizing the cxccu-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
EXPLOSION FATAL
TO TWO PERSONS

Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. Two per-
sons are dead and two others in
jured, one probably fatally. as a re-
suit OF an explosion which destroyed
tho home of j. W. shelter, nationally
known farcy stock raiser at Auburn.
twenty miles north Of Fort Wayne. last
night. The dead arc: Ebbcr Shelter.
aged "a. and Ellen Shelter, IL. son
and daughter of Mr.. Shelter.
Mrs. Shelter is believed to be in a
dying condition, suffering from inter-
nal Injuries. The extent of Mr.. Shelf
fcrs Injuries. has not been deter
r.incd. The explosion occurred while
the family was grouped about The
table after supper. Tho explosion.
the cause of which has not been de-
termined. shattered windows for sew
cral blocks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
ROBERT OF THE ROCKIES

In a two-day hunt near Decker
Springs and in West Creek canon, four
Colorado Springs men shot nine wild
cats.
The hunters wcrc W, II. Parnham,
S. Fl. Blethen, D. Decker and Raymond
Hinky. Decker had narrow escape
from being attacked by one of the
animals wounded by a shot fired by
Hinky. Decker went up to finish the
beast by striking 1t on the head when
it sprang at him. He lodged quickly
and it barely missed his face with its
sharp claws.
All of the animals we're bobcats, and
good-size ones. The hunters say could
they have remained longer they would
have shot more, as the canons in that
region arc full of them. They went up
thru Woodland Park. Just before they
returned they found fresh tracks of a
mountain lion. II was reported that
several trails OF fresh mountain lion
tracks have been sccn back of Chcy-
cnnc mountain. This is in sight Of
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
SAILOR WITH ONE rLIrrEn

Robert kinsman will sail January Is
from San Francisco as chief radio
operator aboard the steamer Baker
field in the United States merchant
marine service. 1t is seldom that men
without previous experience at sea arc
given the chief operators duties of a
large ship such as the Bakersfield. But
aside from this. kinsman has only one
arm. He left tho other one in France
in an animated dispute with a few
thousand Germans. Since his return
to Colorado Springs Kinsman has taken
long and careful training in radio
work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
TWO WOUNDED IN
BANDIT CLASH

Toledo, Ohio. Jan. {. An alleged
bandit said to be James Butler. and
II. r. Kinkead, aged 81. who attempted
to capture the bandit after an unsuc-
ccssful effort OF the former TO cash a
check in u local clothing store yesterda
were wounded so severely that both
are expected to die. Kinkcad was shot
in the abdomen by Butler. Butler re-
ccivcd his wound also in the abdomen.
At tho hands of Patrolman James King.
The battle between Butler and King
took place In crowded street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY!

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc and
mail 1t to Foley & Co. cS3j Sheffield
Ave. Chicago, Ill. writing your ma me
and address clearly. You will receive
In return trial package containing
Folcy's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group: Foley Kidney
Pills for pain in sides and back: rhcu-
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousncss.
headaches. and sluggish bowels. The
Horn Drug Co. ith and Santa Fo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
IT'S GOOD FOR CHILDREN

Mrs. c. f. Schwab. 1907 lith St.
Canton. Ohio. writes: We use Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs and find 1t
one of the best remedies on the mar
kct. especially good for childrcn's
coughs, AS It docs not contain any
drug that is harmful" Serious sick
ness often follows lingering colds.
Hard Coughing rack a child's body and
disturbs strengthening sleep. and tho
.poisons weaken the system so that
disease cannot be wardcd off Take
Folcy's in time. Tho Horn Drug Co,
ith and Santa &c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
ON THE SUNRISE ROAD

Another section Of the Santa Fo trail
consisting of ono and a fourth miles,
will be improved at cost OF sI6.l56 II
tho government will extend aid in the
shape of half the expense, according
to plans and estimates submitted by
the state highway commission to ]. S.
Bright, district federal road engineer.
for approval.
The road which it is proposed to i'm
prove is between La Junta and Rocky
Ford. The project also involves con-
struction of fifty-foot concrete sirder
bridge over Crooked arroyo.
A total of almost twenty-onc miles
is now being improved and constructed
on the Santa Tc trail in Colorado cast
of Pueblo, at combined cost OF
sSs9612, tho government paying $3.50. .316
of the expense. This includes 4sc-
foot bridge over the Huerfano river
near Boone, which will cost s125, 5,225.
All of tho construction will be com
pleted in 1921, according to Mr.. Bright.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
MADE DIRECTOR OF
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION

Now York, Jan. daniel Willard.
president of tho Baltimore e. Ohio
railroad today was elected chairman NJ
the board of directors OF tho American
Railways Association. Other officers
elected included Il. II. Ashton, prcsi-
don't and Halo Holden. president of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy rail-
road. Nlcc rrcsidcnf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
A woMAN's RECOMMENDATION

Mrs. n. T. Tryor, Franklin Ar.,
Otsego. o., writes: Nine years ago
I was very much afflicted with kidney
trouble. bought different kinds of
medicine. but all to no effect, until
one day / bought a box of Foley Kid
noy Pills. realized so great bcnc-
tit from the usc OF that box that
feel safe in recommending Foley Kid
ney Pills to any kidney sufferers"
They relieve backachc. sore muscles.
rheumatic pains and bladder ailments.
The Horn Drug Co., 4th and Santa Fe-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
THE VALLEY, THE STATE. THE WEST

Despite falling prices. Weld
: county crops will bring farmers
Of the county approximately
; $40. .000, 900 for 1920, according to
; the annual report of County
; agent Knapp.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
STUDEBAKER PUTS
ON SIX DAY WEEK

Detroit, Mich, Jan. "A six day a
week working schedule will be pu.
into effect at the Studchakcr plant
when 1t rc-opcns January 10. 1t was
announced today. The plant has boon
operating three days n week when 1t
closed for inventory.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
TO PAVE LA JUNTA STREETS

G. A. Dahlgrcn, of La Junta, was
awarded the contract for the street
paving in La Junta in paving district
No. l. Dahlgrcn's bid for tho job com
plete is Sl22.271.sl. This is nearly 5000
less than the estimate. There we're
four bidders from Denver on the con-
crete and four from other cities on
the aSuhaIt,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

There were 4l3 deaths in Denver ir
December, fifty-seven more than 70,
the same period in 1913. During the
year 1920 there were 4474 deaths
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

1t is stated at Antonito that the post
offices at Mogote. Paisaje and Loba-
tos will be discontinued. Since the rlI-
raj route is in operation there is no
necessity for these postoffices.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

Anaemia, protracted over three years.
caused the death Of Mrs. L, d. Mac
Nanghton, 50 years old. Denver club
woman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
IN THE WILD WEST

Tho Holly Sugar factory at Swink
completed its seasons grinding this
week. Several long blasts OF the whis
tic at the plant at about five o'clock
indicated that all of the 1870 supply of
beets had been worked up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

Twenty-three of the 81 automobiles
stolen in Colorado Springs during the
year 1920 were recovered by the police
department, according to the annual
report. In addition, 13 cars were re-
covered from other cities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

Boston interests identified with the
American Smelling company expect
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

At Brush, Colo, *. H. Hildebrandt.
an employe of the Great Western Su-
gar company, was instantly killed
when he was knocked down and run
over by an automobile driven by Harry
Razor,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

Miss Margaret Eppis. Denver and
Littleton society girl, was appointed
deputy sheriff of Arapahoe county by
Sheriff-ele Robert Mcnamara.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

the company to pass its common stock
dividend when directors meet for ac-
ton sometime next month. They do
not. however, anticipate any change
in the guaranteed payments on Amer
ican Smelters series "A" and "B"
stocks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

j. G. Gilbreath was reelected prcsi-
dent OF the San Luis Valley Live Stock
association at a meeting held Satur-
day. NJ. kennedy. James Neal and
l.. B. Sylvester arc now members of
the board
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

THE Searchlight' is a namc given
a little sheet now appearing in Ala
mosa and edited by Rev. James d,
Pitcher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08

THE BEST INVESTMENT ON
EARTH Is THE EARTH ITSELF
See
HARRIS
1920 East Evans. Phone $50.
$50 aero ranch. fenced, is miles from
town, 5-room house. cellar. we'll and
outbuiIdlnEs, so acres fenced with hog
wirc. and under cultivation. MOVING
machine. disc, corn planter, all for
$500: half down and terms to suit
purchaser.
One two-room house, lots, $500. A
snap.
one cisht-room brick house on 1ith
street. modern except heat, lot isSlAo.
goes at 5000. Cash payment OF $500
will handle 1t. balance on terms.
One cight-room house on Bragdon
for 5000 A good buy.
Splendid s-room pressed brick homo
on Broadway, modern except heat.
Lot 1e5x5o. Price 1900. 800 cash,
balance on easy terms.
Have buyer for or Groom house on
South side anywhere beyond the 1900
Block. Will pay from $500 to $500.
Have several applicants for Rcnts!
property.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
For Sale

Fine home, five rooms. mod
ern, nice lawn. walks, trees,
garage, full basement, $500,
terms.
II rooms. nice place to keep
boarders. 1850, will trade for
automobile.
Nice little house, J rooms for
$3.50; terms.
Four room house on North
Side. $3.50; terms.
1t9 West Fifth st. Phone Soi-J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-08
GET 1T NOW

TWO houses, 10 rooms and furni-
turc. All for $4,000. $500 down, bal
ancc easy. Good location. You must
hurry. Swastika Inv. CO.. Az North
Santa Fe.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-10-12
BEATS COAL PATRONS
Chicago Sharks Sell Coal Cheap
But Do They?

A Hampton, Iowa, resident accept
ed the job as salesman for a bogus
coal firm in Chicago last spring, and
sold several car loads of coal in this
county, on a commission basis. Now
the company refuses to pay him
any salary.
Many Of those who purchased coal
are also holding the sack, and one
Hampton party, who purchased ten
tons, and paid his money in advance
before he got the coal off the car,
received only about seven tons. In
most instances the coal was the
cheapest kind of stuff and is not
worth half price paid for it. Local
dealers can sell this same coal at
about 81 or IS a ton.
It's the same old story, a man
generally gets what he pays for,
whether it is soft coal or dry goods.
Hampton Chronicle.