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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
WILEY GIVEN IS TO 3 YEARS
IN THE STATE PENITENTIARY

From eighteen to twenty-five years
At hard labor in the state penitentiary
at Canon City. Colorado. was the sent
ence pronounced at high noon yester-
day by District Judge James A. Park,
on w. Fred Wiley.
On application Of defendants coun-
sci. an order was issued staying the
execution OF the sentence for period
of so days In which to apply to the
supreme court for writ OF super
cedeas.
Wiley was convicted last fall after a
long drawn out and vigorously con-
tested trial OF statutory offense.
his own daughter being the chief pro-
scouting witness: others gave circum-
stantial evidence, and for the defense
there were something like a half doz-
en- witnesses who testified to defend
ants previous good character.
Residence OF the family was on
Brsgdon avenue this city; defendant
had for a number OF years been an
employe of the Minnequa steel works
Mrs. Wiley died some time since. and
the elder daughter having married.
the next oldest and the father. with
younger children. resided at the home
In the usual period following the
verdict OF guilty by the jury OF twelve
men. a motion WAS filed and later
argued al length. for a new trial: tho
court took this under rather lengthy
and very careful consideration. and
something more than week ago
handed down a decision overrulinE
the motion: at that time February Is
was set for the date OF sentencing.
Judge Park called tho defendant
to his feet and asked what, If any
thing. he had 10 say why sentence OF
the court should not be pronounced.
Your honor. | have been found
guilty by the Jury, but I am innocent
was the response. that is all l have
to say"
Attorney r. +. Koperlik. represent
ing the defendant. attorney Dye who
conducted tho trial. was not present
at the momenD. submitted n brief
with citations relating to stay of exc
cution pending supercedcas applica-
ton I'm criminal cases. and asked for
tho so DAYS maximum provided by
statute. Deputy District Attorney
Bsrbrick. representing the state, did
not object, and so the time asked In
stay of execution was granted. This
means that for that period at least
Riley will remain in tho county Jail.
and II is possible for the supreme
court to extend the time II that body
deems proper.
In his plea for leniency Mr.. Koper-
Tx referred to the testimony for the
state. taking tho position that the
vital portion OF IL was in direct con-
flict with the physical facts. He also
referred to the impeachinS testimony
and It's results; previous good char
and statute was quoted setting forth
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
ENTERTAINED THEIR
EMPLOYERS LAST NIGHT

The owners of the Pueblo Store
were the guests last night Of their en-
ploycs at a theater party given at the
Grand Opera House. PuebIos most
popular and attractive play house. ths
attraction for the evening being AT
s:45" the mystery play which has
won so much favorable comment and
praise for the Harrison Players
Pueblo's popular stock company. the
past week
The entire center section Of the first
floor in the opera house was reAerved
for the so employees Of tho Pueblo
Store and their guests, and It is need
less to say that one and all had
splendid time and thoroughly enjoyed
every minute of the three acts.
One gentleman was heard to re-
mark that he never knew before last
night there were so many good look
Ing and we'll dressed girls in Pueblo
and he was looking directly at the
center section in the dreAs circle Of
the Grand when he said II. And the
compliment was well deserved, too,
for the theater party was sure an at
tractive feature of tho big audience
present last night
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
New Pep Without
Monkey Glands
Remarkable vitaliser ImpaEts Pep
and Renews viSor OF Youth n
Men and WOosen

This remarkable vitalixer in korex
Compound, In tablet form, easy TO use
at home. Discovered and developed IN
the medical research lAboratoriea OF
Europe. Used largely during World
War. Tho active elements Of Korex arc
now highly acclaimed for corrective ef-
fects.
II you suffer the handicap Of physi-
cal weakness. Or permaturs age; II you
lack pep and resiliency-the "sprtng-
iness' you should have: II the after ef-
feet Of the Flu has left you
physically deficient. Korsx holds out
real hope to you 1t IL guaranteed to
satisfy. Korex contains no habit
forming or harmful drugs. More avail
able than Gland Treatments. and
guaranteed to satisfy.
You can try Korsx without risk for
its cost. Distributed and guaranteed
only by the Melton Laboratories. 3oa
Maasa sachusetts Bldg. Kansas City. Mo-
Send only $500 for double regular sise
box, postpaid. In plain wrapper. Or. IL
you prefer. send no money. Just your
name and address and pay the post
man tho $500 and the few cents post
age on arrival of the package. II
YOU are not satisfied after a weeks
treatment. the $500 will be cheerfully
refunded on your simple request.
This money back guarantee en- Korex
Is valid and. therefore. warrants your
sending for trial order at oncc.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

that under such conditions tho court
might in its discretion. impose \ re-
formatory in stead OF penitenfiary
sentence.
Mr.. Barbrick combated this propc-
sition. taking the position that on ac-
count OF the defendants age. II for
no other reason, he could NOT be sent
TO the reformatory. Mr.. Dye camc In
and took part in the argument for the
execution stay.
Judge Park in prefacing the sent
cnce pronouncement. stated that the
offense under the circumstances was
almost unbelievable, but that the posi-
tive testimony from the source 1t came.
was equally unbelievable, but that the
positive testimony from the source It
came. was equally unbelievable unless
it was true He expressed himself as
being convinced OF guilt. and that the
jury was right in its verdict. Then
followed the sentence.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
BURGLARS ROB THE
DUNDEE MARKET

An easy entrance was made by
burglars who robbed the Dundee Mar
kct at Twenty fourth and Grand ave-
nue. Friday night because = rear win
dow had been left unfastened. The
robbery was not discovered until Sat-
urday morning when the clerks entered
the store. and J. B. Fell. proprietor.
notified the police.
Three. one hundred pound sacks Of
sugar. one dozen dressed chickens. four
slabs Of bacon and other provtsions,
with several cartons OF cigareta were
taken by the robbsrs. who are thought
to have used an automobile to haul the
goods away. Tho safe. which had been
left open but did not contain any valu-
abies. showed the robbers had searched
IL thoroly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
Great Majestic Range
SOLOMON, the COAL BIRD

Calklns w hits
Brofhers Professor
Becker and The Me-
Govern Coal Conn
pany have solved
tho fuel problem.
They hsvo found =
combination tn at
cut fuel bills in two
n b ut ak fimcs.
They have learned
that a Msjcstic
n a n * @ will only
burn Jit pounds of
coal whilo the Pro-
fcssor Is baking 33s
" = & % n load, Of
everything fr o IN
From c h Kisses to
seven layer Walking
CateS-.uI faka ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
We Write Burglary Insurance
Residence and Store Burglary. Also
AUTO. Fire and Tha1t.
THOMAS J. DOWNEN.
81 THATCFEh BLDG.
Not Much

Loauacious visitor: When get
scared my mind becomes = perfect
blank
Bored hostess: But there's nothing
to be scared about here.-waysids
Tales.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19

from me. they weren't half baked.
II took about eight hundred ladle,
IL days TO learn that nobody had
anything up their sicovcS-just what
darncd good cook could do ON a
soshdarncd good range with d.
good coal. They found out that si.s3
viii keep perfect baking firc ii tho
right kind Of n rang. with IN. righ.
kind Of coal for 100 hours. and that's
no record to bs snceEod at
There sro few things | know
about the good people In this old town
that will startic you. know ther,
arc hundreds OF good. thrifty families
wasting moro money shovslinr any
old Kind OF coal in any old kind of 4
range than they spend for tho real
comforts OF life. ~ they would aiIp
that old coal eater to Cslkins White
Brothers for all they can &c, on a
Great Majestic and feed that Majestic
RED ASH CoAis--boy thoro would
be enough ksic left in that family
'Bud-Budjet" every Spring To buv
moro happiness than some people has
got hay.
McGcvorn will soil tha, same Rcd
Ash coal.to anybody for the price Of
any old coal that's sold. saTs for a
1000 pound ton.
SOLOMON
Phone 881
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
Pounds OF McGOvern'S Coal Used In
100 HOURS OF BAKING


average family wou do Of IT. 63
worth Of
This Of the sell MAJESTIC
We to j
We
RANGE the value lc world
inferior coal bills with
rms % thosewh rho necdh
n economy with tho help Of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
WHAT PROF. BECKER
BAKED IN IL DAYS

1880 Baking Powder Biscui;a-
9s< Buns and Rolls.
Is Prizes made ou, OF raAcd dough.
$50 Cream Puffs
a. Layer Cakes I7xie.
$50 Drop Cakes: Sponge Drops and
Jumblcs
1, Pies.
Is Loaves OF Bread.
2 Honey Cakes 1Txi,.
Chocolate Cakes iT,ie
/: White Cakes 1Txie.
sponge Cakes I71i.
$500 Cookies
100 Macaroone.
400 Jelly Maearoons
4: Pounds of Puff Paste
i: Jelly Rolls
/? Dozen Tar,s.
Dozen Cheese strswe
poxsn Diamond Tar;s
Dozen Ladies' Kisses
Is Pans of Different kinds Of ma
tcrial for show Windows
IL Dozen splcc Drops.
- Dozen spice Jumbles.
ESQ Cake Douehnu,s.
100 Raised Doughnut.
Dinner for fifteen pcopie-con-
sistinE OF: i 7-lb. roast; IL
Irish potatoes: IL Sweet pota-
toes. doc. biscuits. loavss
bread made In dressing. 4
dox- paranips.
Majestic Walking Cake ,Feed-
$50 p-ople). IL inches square
III inches hiEh.
334 Pounds Of Coal
IN A
GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Thursday, June %, 1922
UNITED ON A GREAT PRINCIPLE

Identified
the
political question as
question
parte divided
AS results or
principle in
Democratic party
tariff the country
under Democratic tariff for
o times"
Mckinley thu country was
following the election Q"
fall
nd hardship Then the
products the
probably
saved the emo
Shall European
unrestricted: If then they Will
with
European
npeople wha Members
the protective tartH
IS better
and subject
demand
working
determined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

Thomas Jefferson once advised the
legislative bodies OF Old Virginia to
pass as many wholesome laws as pos
sible In as short time as possible. He
advised this because, as he said, Nir.
ginia was peopled with inhabitants
who owned their homes and were ag-
riculturally inclined. He forsaw the
influx of the floating population. at
uacted by the advancement OF the
state indus trially.
West Virginia Is an example OF Jeff
erson's foresight. Once an agricul-
tural state. West Virginia il now a
manufacturing and industrial state.
AS a rule, the employees OF large In.
dustry or manufacturing concern do
not own any land, and consequently,
have no ties in the state. Such peo-
pie make floating population. They
have nothing which will hold them
and tend TO make them work for the
best interests Of the state. The man
that owns a piece Of property. no mat.
ter how small is a better citizen for
It. He has something to tie to- He
has something which keeps him from
floating.
II has been the experience Of great
industrial and manufacturing concerns
all over the country that the contented
employees are the ones who own their
own homes. Such concerns make 1t
possible for a man working on a
small salary TO purchase his property
and build home. paying for IL in per
iods running over number OF years.
That man has something besides his
Immediate family 10 consider. IT
checks his rowing disposition and
holds his radical views in bound. He
has home.
West Virginia Is filled with count.
less thousands Of people whose only
tie 10 the state is their weekly pay
check. They work for great corpora
lions and live in houses rented Of the
same corporations. They own moth
ing besides their meagre furniture
and they have no interest whatsoever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
BLOODHOUNDS FAIL
TO FIND ROBBERS

Blood hounds obtained from Mounds
Vile yesterday failed to find the persons
who robbed the Sargus Bros. store at
Glencoe. Ohio. last Tuesday night. Re-
port Of the robbery was made to Sheriff
r T Lynch Of Belmont county yester-
day morning. Deputy Hardesty got
the bloodhounds which found the trail
and los; II several times. finally losing
II entirely on the bank Of stream.
The robbers took s. in cash and mer-
cha nd Sc valued at SEA. This was the
second recent robbery at Glencoe. Wise's
store there having been robbed three
weeks ago. Cart OF the merchandise
taken from Wise's place was found by
Il neIghhor in a back yard and held. by
him for the officers. II was returned
IN the store yesterday by Deputy
Hardesty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
WEST VIRGINIANISM
BY Dwight 81. Teter =: 80.
WHAT NALUETH A MANS AMERICANIsM If HE y
HONORETH NOT HIS OWN STATEf
BY Dwight 81. Teter

in the welfare of the state, except in
so far as 1t effects their going and
coming. They have nothing to tie to.
Such condition Is not good Such
condition gives free reign to the I'd.
vancement OF radical theories and
radical practices.
A man who owns no property can
have very little to lose In whatever
form Of government the state might
have. The government may be Demo-
cratic, Socialist. Communist or Soviet,
It can possibly make no difference to
him. The man who has a real inter
est in the government Of the state is
the man who Is affected financially
by methods OF government. He is the
man who owns property. The citisen-
ship OF the state must have some
fundamental principle on which they
can all agree they must have some
anchor, something to tie to. Just Is
all OF the thousand and one religions,
religious beliefs, ETC., differ, yet they
have a belief In the Supreme Being to
center their other beliefs, so should
the people Of the state have something
n1RQer III lQe D6CkSTOunu On NulSh
their government is based. II they
cannot have this fundamental prin-
ciple to anchor them. to hold them In
bounds and to check them. then We
might as we'll start all over again and
write another Constitution and make
other laws with a brand new founda.
ton, for we must have some principle
OF government on which we can all "
agree and from which all OF our laws
can emanate.
West Virginia should encourage and
advise her citizens to own property.
TO have a piece OF land, to have an
anchor There are too many people
in West Virginia tied down only BY
their pay envelopes. They should be
encouraged to have something which
would make them better citizens and
which would make them better West
Virginians Let the people OF West
Virginia own their own homes and We
need fear nothing of radicahsm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Clarksburg Vet" Tries
TO Kiss the Paymaster
When $3.50 Check Comes
tRy CHARLES BROOKS sM1TH)

va IN AAo16 6dOOhS S-fL4 ~
Washington. ID. c.. June @l.--J"e
Gcnrno's long -draNn-out troubles in
Washington had happy ending today.
He was handed check for Si69?l al
tho veterans bureau. lie was =" over
come with joyous emotion that he tried
{" plant a grateful kiss upon the cheek
al the paymaster. but that ofticial
duckcd ami slde-s'cpp"d just in time.
10" Is a young I:alIan-born American
from harrisburg vino was called out Of
the mines and sent To hgh; In France.
II" was one OF the lucky ones who got
hack. soon after he landed. an old
n!lment which he had been IN hos
rtal abroad on account OF. returned,
and he was sent 10 government hos
pi'al in this city. The surgeons said
II was his liver but they guessed
wrong. II was his appendix. so they
said. after they had performed an Eek
plnratory operation" So they relieved
10" Of that alleged useless bit oftimes
Nnunylng organ II was SIX months
later that he was discharged from tho
hospital. with neither appendix nor
MONEY. and the statement that there
was nothing coming to him hecause he
could no, connect his physical a'lment
with his service in the army.
Nor could he. There was nothing IN
h's record q; the war department IN
show that he had ever been treated
while In tho countrys service in any
where else.
80 matters stood until on. DAY Joe
attended ball game and encountered
Lady Luck in tho person OF a girl who
had nursed him IN France. still In the
service or mercy and her Uncle Sam.
For that reason. II look more official
influences than Joe Ind to get her to
maze an affidavit. hut Senator Suthcr-
land supplied it, He had been hand
ling .loe's case for months. but never
being able to connect his Illness AFTER
ne war with his Illness In France. there
was but one fat rundown after another
from the veterans bureau. He finally
Induced the nurse that Il was the right
thing TO do, and no harm would come 10
her In her official employment II she
did, was To help out the young Amer
can from sunny Italy, financially broke
md rhyslcallv bent. and no longer NJ
for mines should the strike end to-
morrow.
So Young Joe Ceneno got piece or
lack" today. few less than $500. and
everybody In and about tho West Nir-
riria Offices Is feeling good and sharing
hls iov. They pulled" mighty hard
for Joe from dav to day. and week 20
week. knowing that he sure did need
hc'r from hia adopted Uncle Samue'.
and that he deserved every cent that ola
fellow might give him.
Someone associated with the state
delegation one day called Joe-'Mister
Antonio" Those who have read or
seen the Harrington play by that name
will not nave to he told just how
friendly glad-hearted and likcahlc
chan this American soldier. born among
liz tnrracch vineYards OF italy. IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
HAWAII'S TEN
COMMANDMENTS

Havairs greatest man Of modern
times was tho late Prince Jonah hun'o
Kalanianaole. who was his country
delegate TO congress in Washington tor
80 years. He laid down ten command
ments for his people. and society has
inst been formed for the purpose OF
putting these rules into effect. They
are as follow:
Thou shalt Americanize Hawaii and
keep alive the American institutions In
this. thy native country. The burden
Is upon you. Tho other races come
and 20. whereas we are born only to
die-we have no longings for other
places
Thou shalt love thy race and love
they land or YOU will be an outcast
You must be a true Hawaiian before you
can become a true American.
Thou shalt conserve the lands for
the race and incidentally for thy pos
terity.
Thou shalt support the Hawaiian
Homes Commission in making a sue
cess of'the rehabilitation OF thy race
on the land OF Hawaii.
Thou shalt provide Ana ncial assist
Rnce for the education and the broad
ching OF thy boys and girls on the
mainland. The competition Is keen and
will be moro SO IN the future.
Thou shalt strive to control the pro-
duction Of the foodstuNs and prepare
thine own poi from taro cooked at thy
home.
Thou shalt increase thy birth rate
and strive 10 bring many children 10
healthy manhood and thereby decrease
thy death date.
Thou shalt In thine own NE be
frugal and temperate and work TO In
crease they material welfare and that Of
they family.
Thou shalt support and abide BY the
laws. enforcing prohibition Of the manu-
facturs and use Of Intoxicating liquor.
Liquor has retarded the advance OF our
race. Our increase - hopeful with
liquor out OF the way
Thou shall, stop look and listen
and take an active interest and full
part in the government OF thy native
land. Thou must ever keep alive with
the times"
While some OF this advice Is especial
~ adapted to the local conditions in
Hawaii. much OF /, Is good anywhere
Thou shalt conserve the land for thy
race and incidentally for posterity." in
dictates an immigration question with
which "ths rest % America also must
deal The Importance OF education. be
cause competition Is keen and will be
more so in the future" applies here "a
welt as in Hawaii Thou shalt in
thine own life be frugal and temperate
and work 70 increase they material well
fare and that OF thy family" Is thrift
advice as good as any given by banker.
The Princes advice about liquor. we
have already taken. The advice to take
an active interest and full part in
the government. could be considered by
several million Americans with great
benefit.
Altogether. these ten rules form an
deal tina, the Hawaiisns may md il
difficult 70 attain. but in striving 70 do
20. they Will accomplish much for their
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
WOMAN SENATORIAL
CANDIDATE

Unusual interest attaches 10 the NOM
iration for United States senator from
Minnesota OF a woman. Mrs. Anna
Dickie Oleson has won the nomination
OF the Democratic party OF that state
from two male opponents. II Is en-
,irely improbable that she will be eject
ed. since Minnesota IL Republican
state both the present senator's. Frank
r. Kellogg and Knute Nelson being
Republicans. Mrs Blossoms opponent will
be Frank B. Kellogg. popular and
able man. who has just been renominat-
ed by a big majority. Nevertheless. this
Is the mrs, time that a woman has been
nominated FOR this Office. and ia an In
dication tina, at some time In the not
distant future women will form a part
Of the United States senate. \ pre-
cedent along this line has already been
set in the house Of representatives. and
I. must be admitted that the woman
representations have served with credit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Mer ely McEvoy
,ABy J. P. McEV o "
EVERY MAN HIS OWN WIFE.
NOW TO Pack A Lunch

Of
n
n by putting j" ~
Is the Rrste ! n
every
n ou lines much
sW'SnS over INC N
wouldn't
sandwiches etc should b" P"
edge Of good VIII IA"
entire baske oneso
observed viii h" aua't'' I" ~"
wife
boiled inc
h" 1"
bk
will pack another basket a" S
j
by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
THE DRUG THAT GIVES
COURAGE

\ drug which kills fear" Is said
to have been discovered in South
america II is prepared from the roots
aud bark Or small tree. called
"Ayawasco." and has been used by the
Indians Of Colombia and Bolivia for
many years. TO Eivc them courage be.
fore entering battle. Following a
period Of supcrhuman courage. comes
sleep. IN which the sleeper dreams OF
great exploits.
While interesting. his drug Is by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

familiar narcotic drugs which have
somewhat the same effect. Cocaine Is
one OF them. A great many Of the
crimes OF gunner and other criminals
In the large cities are committed while
they are under the influence OF coke"
In fact. almost every member OF the
entire narcotic family produces this
false courage In some degree. and even
alcohol has the same effect on a great
many. So there Is nothing new in
drug that gives temporary courage. al
though It is possible that the South
American drug may act more quickly
or more effectively than others. Being
narcotic. It's use could not be other
than harmful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
RIPPLING RHYMES
AABy WALT sONAAAAAAA
SIGNS OF AGE.

the
,. doubt watch baseball game as
their h""oEoo Al
d" not IONS 1" see M"
and
boys the "F no
IN, can MT the! shine
a
Eound"r hot lHlt nave
o' their
still a
tossed against IN" SrAn" stan" '
maj" " Matthew AdamSl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

We wonder why Mr.. Taft was ques-
toned by English newspapermen con-
corning prohibition. when so many Bril-
fish celebrities who have visited our
country have given such accurately
rerorts Of prevailing conditions In the
I. s. Can II he possible that they
thought their native sons were kiddin'
en-?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

Young fellows from Fairmon' "n"
mead m 90 counting across IN" fAiat!he
h-ydse always anticipated trouble WIN
norke, full OF rocks II g SURPRISING
~, twelfth 4lreer objects 10 Fennsyl-
yania avenue walking home WIN 'tS
younp ladies. This side Of the river
I,.HaiIv stick, together. Fast Side Oh
Inc,Ior never served 10 check Wedding
Io,.ever so n Pennsylvania avenue Is
:, earnest he will likely muster te"
,r,ends for body guard, and proceed
Win his courting.-Fa!rmon west VIZ
ginan.