Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES. MONDAY, OCTOBER- 16, Portsmouth Bails ZEtmes per $5.00. THE tiMES PUBUSHINd COMPANY. Front TALUK HABOLD AMD HABKT TATIOB, Mton. tatcnd Portsmouth, Second mall X'l PUSHING AHEAD.

believe it been put forth, an one of flic strong po.m- fa Vioodrow Wilson ns a Democratic candidate for president, l.i". he noulrt not seek the nomination. That sounds good, real elegant in tool, bul-nye a ever but-Mr. Wilson does not need to. He has zealous nnil de-l friends, who are willing to a the task off hi 8 Lands an.l^ to it with vim and vigor.

That ll.ey are doing Moo. no- by two esel.anges I hit I li.ve l.tely foimd their way to The Times, the Atlanta Georfrian ami tlic Trenton True American, both journals of. higli character and wide and excellent repute They are booming Wilson nl both the editorial news end, doing it voluntarily and without aid or suggestion from any source according to the Georgian, which mates their all the more effective. They are gallantly- -promoting their a i as a hig factor in the race and the result of their effort will ue to make Ohio bestir herself to a i i her own favorite sou ut first choice, which he now holds. WHERE THE MONIY WENT.

There is mighty little information in the report of the turnpike commissioners, alias county commissioners, published in the lo- 'esl weeklies, but as near as we can a out, something bolter than $20,000 was spent on the West Side. That $20,000 bunk wan nearly a i of the total annual revenue for roads and bridges and not so very far from one-half ol the total apportioned to roads alone. There is not only food for thought in a there is a good deal ol a i to righteous wrath. I thnt expenditure was not solely it was in the overwhelming hulk for alleged graveling of the pikes. There was nn sense and no system used in its distribution.

It was hauled into the middle ol the highway by the wagon loads It was not distributed where it was most needed, with- Iheld from where it was not needed at all. It was neither spread lover the full rolled. Will, something like ficndinh nc- curai,) it was piled in heaps knolls in' the identical center and to be flattened out by. passing vehicles. The pikes did not need graveling by mile and mile stretches.

Ther simpl.v needed to be resurfaced here and thcro and i baTO been done at one-tenth what was actually expended lid put in times better condition. Flagrantly bad tu was this nnne'ersMry expenditure it. ivns no iworae thm the general work. 31 is but a hit more glaring exposition of how fhe fifty thousand dollars a yenr Scioto county spends on goes to worse a waste and Ihe pikes all the lime growing worse. It also explains why the present board of comnns- li'onen finda itself without funds to make even the most urgent repairs May be it was an utter lack capacity on the part of the old commissioners to understand what repairing a rond meant, may he a-gain it wpw born of a fell purpose to spend all the money in the treasnry so its successor wonld find itself without means to do anything.

Tie best (-ness, however, is that it was a combination of both. THIb VtiLl 13E. I A CLtAH AK I I A A 'F Ml M' Will Publish List Of Conceit Patrons What Is Doing In Wet And Dry Fight TSwit tlie "Wets" have decided' on a whirl-wind linish to tlie cam- is shown by the fact thnt 1hcy have booked, licv. J. K.

of Si. Ionis, 0. A. nf Ohoiago and Tloiner the figlit. a will speak ill the toil on Monday evening, Mr "Windln on Tuesday evening jintf Rev.

Meeker on Wednesday Should Allm-ncy Bryan o'f Memphis. decide to come here, lie mil speak in HIP on! Sunday afternoon. Dry Meetings Tonight Iligli nnd Gr.int streets. o'clock, Hev. A i Fifth and OhiMicothe.

7:30 o'clock, Mr. Nash. The Peerless i Hand will piny at these pbiees with short proceeding speeches. Mrs. I.uln Shepherd, (he eloquent speaker, i speak hi lite Pi''! 1 "building Shei'Iioi-d has hren Mirr'uiir tliv ity iciOi her elwincnt appeals and everyone should plan to hear IIM- tonight as she will lie in the only a few days longer.

The Peerless City Hand will Rive a ncoj-t at this meeting. Al Now lioiiton in front of the Tickets for Ihc i a Concert Company which will app a licrc Thursday evening under auspices of iiic lindies Musical arc rapidly a i i i a splendid house will greet Ihe attraction. A list of those wlio a pmvh.ised tick- ctw will be published in Use daily papers, starling irilli Tuesday's edition nf the Blade nnil Times. Mrs. t'nnl l-'ranklin.

u-5io re in i has written local friends endorsing Ohrisl- ine ilillcr, cnnl'mllo a i u-ho will be i the c-ompany. Mrs. Hempleman. Mrs. Rebecca Baylcss ITemple- mau, aged sixty-eight years, died ihvnit eiyht o'clock Sunday nt Ihe homo' of her daughter, rfeillcr, -102 East slrcef.

Mrs. a was ii native of A a county. Her husband, T. I iuresf Way To BreafcA Cold Ton will distinctly feel coM caking and all tlio e.vm|- nis leavng nTtcr tnkiig the very st dose. It is a positive; fact thnt Papc'd 3ld taken every two UTE, until three consecutive 0 taken, will end tho Grippe nnd oak llie most coH, 1 her in the head, chest, buck, oniacli or Itijibs.

It promptly reliers llie most isorible head dull nets, heat! nd nose stuffed up, fcvorhUness, neer.ing, Fforo throat, running ie nose, nmcuous eMnrrlinl 1 sorenosa, stiffness find icurnntic twinges. Tape's Cold Compound ie the TO- ult of three years' research nt oat of more than fifty thousand ollarg end contains no (pirninc, liich wo have conirhisivcly demon- ruled is not effective in the It-patent of colds or grippe. Take this harmless compound ns irected, with tho knowledge thnt lero is no other incrliciiio made nywhore in the trorliJ whieli will ure your cold or cm? grippe misery promptly and without any oil isistancc or bad after-effects 5-cent package of I'HPR'B Compound, which a i he world can supply- Hadn't Been Drinking George s- liumgarduer naka the to a that he hud not TJCCI IT inking, when hi: shot at iMilford ITooro the other dny. Tlie hat he. was nmior the influence of irjuor, he snys does him nn i MOWED BY FRIENDS FIVE DEATHS FAMILY IN YEAR Dcnlb, which the pnst year has made a heavy inroads into llic a i of Thoul'as a a kiln fireman at Portsmouth Brick company's plant in Fire Brick, again invaded his home Saturday morning, removing his on- son, Howard, aged 4.

I Tlie child died of diptheria, with which lie had been ill but a few days. Only two months Mr. Newman's wife died siulclci- ly of quick consumption tit shortly before two of his chihirer. died of croup and bis agei mother passed in April. The funeral of Baby Hoivnrc took place Monday a with burial at Dry HOY Jacob Book conducting the services.

Unruly Gang Stops Drys liioioiis scenes brought lo i a i generally, when surMcnl.T nTM e.irlv ctec nn address by II. P. Mc-i Honmn candles were fired by sona- Doa'nld dry speaker of Newark, boys. This wns the signal for nn ihe Market slrcet men and bo.vs hopa-i Sutuiday. night.

jliooting the sr Thu dm from 0. cnir.c KO great that he abruptly automobile. talk nnd tho autonn'ni tomolnlc. tvei VM tho curbs. MdDon- mored nn nm.d the jcers of nld wns talking about hcrcdilnry nn.l shower of cab nnrl the evils of tho drink I hcnlt and rotten apples.

Rose Stabl's Play At Grand Tonight Ihlflics pastor of Bigelow 11. K. elinreh. u-as announced at "Mondny evening, I i niTiniKenioiits bml Ihoc-ii closed for llic appearance of Obnrles Uryrm, oity at Memphis. lo deliver ai It-nsl.

one address in the bin white Mr. Brymi has the. rcputn- tion oflieint; one of Hie best emn- pnignerfl in the south, fiery, rapid-fire speaker. Ho would nn doubt i L'rcrtrd by large crowd. Will Lay Sidewalks Through Charles the i real i-stalc iloalci fnmilj- IIOTIW, No.

130S Ki slrecl. Tim cliilil had j.ntii*ntly her sufferings for nine long rnoht Him remained conscious to the la and passed away fortified bv of llie C.ltholu: clllirc of wtiieli she was a good and member. She wfis a pupil Holy liecleemer pnrncliijjl nn.l linr death has cast a glo ror tho wbolc sclionl. "Resiilcs the grief-stricken parents. Gencvicvc ie survived l.y ORO brothar, George and two sisters, Alnggie iinry, all at Tho funeral will take plaw.

from Holy Ite'deeiacr church Tuesday morning n( 0 o'clock. Little One Dies. Tiie little son of Mr. and Thomas Newman of Pire Brick, Clay who pardoned 'roin the Ohio penitentiary bccuujc of his model white there 1 irrivcd home Snturday i I IRS a up his residence nt 130 West'Third street. New Patients Af Hospital Four patients 4 were admitted to cmpstend hospital a Mrs.

has. Miller, of Wheclershnrg; arrol Thompson, Morgan' Ar- mrs and Glister llartlimn, all ie city. T). 1,. Knnnery, who ccn a typhoid a i for at the i a has recov- red and was taken to bis homo "West Seventh street.

I.a.ly," which will bo at llio Opera House to- i ht, comc.i highly rccommciidcil from Charleston a Huntingtoa. It is the'Tiny ihal made Slalil famous sliouhl linvo a good house. While Itoso Slnhl i.i not lib llic ploy, tlic cast an eiccl- lent one. A Cliarkslon pnpi-r says of Ihc play: "The Cliorns I.mly is big show with a big It is bnill annmd a immWr of who is 10 a fcir Ihinjrs. of caring for hcr.irlf with i innocent siaicr, Ihc I doesn't connl Ihc i th( llr.vcr who tlio chorus gir wi.nre prmiao willi Iho c-Jionu girl who wears sable.

"All in all it is mi attractive ihow, full of good linos nii.l wcl Iho patronage of tho people. who survives Sunday after licr is one of lac prominent i i i hort illness of i i a T5ic of a connly. Their home m(1 Ils vvc re interred Monday at has been at Springs for rl Brick, many years, but have been' at. the home of Mr. nml Mrs.

K. W. I'feilTor since hist fall, nnd Mrs. a has been undergoing for heart trouble. Her mnidf-n name wns Buyless.

--------v ----nil but one. of llic properly ownors tiei'amo the wife of living bo-kwccn a street. a Heiuplcman. They have live. Home avenue ntcrecd tn Iny children.

K. M. llemnlc- ceincnt sidewalks. It is rpiile 0 sky Fork, Adams coun- Iv tlint work will he liejriin i i of Wnsli- CAR- Con. nnd Mrs.

'TT. Smith Irtcnl their RIICS! MT. John J. Jennings, tiiiK the New Departure. Xovrfly of liristol.

Conn. "Mr. Rcnllomnn of the old school nnd one of highest culture. Ihc nest few a by Contractor J. S.

Cooper as it is Imped to liRi-n all the walks laid before frost Bets in. Tlioinas Jones is a i i cement laid in front of A. editor of DramiV wired, a morning, llml be would bo Mal- nrdav. Oct. 21, prirjifircd To sUy property at the corner of Eighth m( i 1( of Ihc M.

K. linger ('. Arlington, rsTs. S. Hahlerman and daitgh Pit" lor, Knllierinc.

have returned Mrs. liizzirsByerley of Cellar Mills, a cilv. Colorado; fnm two ilolightful TUI! i nil (J. W'. rfeiffcT of this devout and John streets.

The improve- eiit will ndd considerably to i appnsr.iiicc of the. WIFE CAME TO RESCUE Police rcoeivr-il Molcr w.is j. W. Tliomas Victim 4 Bad Accident Cliristiau woman, a fond a i i and mot tier. Funeral services will be.

held nl llic I'l'oiffer home, this, Moud a I i i i at seven o'clock. W. ('. Iliirtiugcr. of Trinily olTicialing.

The remains i leave here at 7:30 Tuesday report i i i i for Adams eounly, to bo alioul i at ccmter.v. near i Mrs. Ilnlilcrman'n ilaugbtei Mrs. Kugenc Andcroon at Seattle THEATRICAL SlabloAvn a niu-rnoon. a firm hastened lo i i 1 scene Jft-k's wife bad i i under cover ami be- was air.cd a i Attorney James I I I I from jliavins; been called I I a evcninj; by an ibefcll the former's (Thomas, a w-ll li.rm.-r.- iMr.

Thomas in clinibini; "it" a bnggv to drive over bis a in some'msnncr lost his balance an.l fell on his bead. He wns rend ed nnfnnscious an: i i lie i a MI sion'of tlie brain. He continued but ws.x in-M'-b improved a a and on Hur: a a I i Mfnjf-l. "Oiu-i- An Adams I i i i i a A a A A i I hey 'Counlinn." a i i i i i I i and b- i rheerod i i i by tin 1 crow irt.liKT. I lillcil a i rmmds.

Ankle Was Sprained He wns render-: i. wns Sprained ws.s niiii-li improved a i i a O11 I on Sunday -was able to be smith, an Ris I about asiam. i I i sTreet. lad prc-ripi VJiilc at I'nion 1( Orney an ad-, i a i oil in a i i Atto dress at i meeting of a i the Ucxlern Voodmi-n of America. Iright arm.

severely sprainei Genevieve flies Df-nlh andi'd llifi f.iffnriili.'r( evening, at o'clock, -f GCJI- lllfi yu-f-ct ftficcn-ycnr-fibl lifginninp; with Monday mat! nee. The Majestic opens the wecl with one of tho greatest Vandc i shows ever seen in Ports The evenly balanced kind that appeals to everyone This is an attraction of top-liner; The greatest artists in vandevill nrc none too good for the man lasfemcnt of the Majestic to pre sent to their patrons. The bil comes with landitory notice from pre-s wherever they linv f.ic?. 'xii-nMi employe nf ihf Port, il'rt-s'cd Ttrii-ii coinpini.v, appeared. Will Hold Dtiils The principals of each the city have been orde 'rof.

Appel to hold fire drills at east once in every two weeks. The a law requires least wo drills a in each si-bool. Good Man In Charge Has Sold Property Charlci Wertz, real estate agc-nl has a lot on nvcmii Miss a a llranJc'l, who lo erect a fine i-oltagc within the iic-xt few ivceka. -Mr. Wcrl, disposed of a house anil lo brloiurint, 1 to himself anil locate, on Sinuniit street, to Harry l)ykc.

Outran A Footpad Manini; Uatflclcl reported to the police Saturday i that a negro had a tu tuild liiu Dyer Redmnn w.is a Blue Creek isiior, Sunday. I I fi. Broivn and wife bml ns licir guests and Mrs. Douglas and daughter, a i Misses i Itea and Rcna Ha- clbakcr. Oakley and Omcr Newman are vorhmg in rortsnionth.

night and Sunday uorning, October 14 and 15, Mrs. Olirabcth Kreib. will addrrss tt.r people here, nnd Sunday niglit icv. Mr. Wolf, of Wamsley, i leliver a sennon.

Mrs. Cora Brown was visiting Airs, liachacl Day and family, ridny aflernoon. Dollio and a Miss Mary Jnmersnn, were visiting In'ller's grandparents, 3lr. ind Mrs. Jamerson, of Wamsley.

Henry Seel, of Mt. Ull'ger, wns on Miss Ora Elmorc, Sim day. Miss Ijue.y' Bichcnlaub from Friday until Snndny willi her parents on Ridge. LOMBARDSVILLE Smith Crnll has given up position in sole leathei mrlin'en at the Irving iorj'. where lie lias been empl ed for tho past four years, to accept tlio position as superintendent of Alan Jordan's a i and gardening a at i Mills.

Jfr. is a splendid industrious man and in viciv rjf his rs- pcricncc in that i of work. Mr. Jordan could not made- Miss licdontcy. of Mr.

"Frani; Jeangucnat, of Pond Creek, were married at Portsmouth YYediirs- dny, October 4. The. estcc-incil couple were given an old fashioned serenading at I i new home in f.otnbardsville Thursday eve- nhlfr. Quite a Ilirtte crowd assembled to congratulate tlie yomiy After serenading for more a mi hour, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Jean- jnional came to door and in- vilcd i guests in, and liberally a to candy and cijrars. i i a a i Ihc yonn? couple Ihc crowd departed lo tiicir homes, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Jean- on Ihe i pike a aml priis llcnuislcad hospital but be run mMeA away him. nedoutcy, a well knmvr.

lyoilng man of our comnMinhy. liionglit him a fine new rubbor-tiri'il hiiL'jry Wednesday. Mr. 'ucfs 'a smile from all the PINK White, the (Jrcek eathe i dllr il Mis I1ri.w fie 'l-'raiicis atlende.l Sunday i i i i .1 a i flaughter, Marie, i i i his parents. and Mr her.

nnd Thoinn? school Clyde MeElhaney, of Freestone, passed through our country JJoiiKlash'liursday. Mr. arid George Pond Occk. were callers in country, "Wedneyday. Jacob i.eighth- and Mrs.

Ij. was It 1 daughter. Miss i i i were of rortsmontb friends, Fn- piiig in the J'cerlcss. jday. Mrs.

May a and sou.j IVtcr who better selection. Mr. trull I Roy, wcru'-rucsts of hr-r i i i i in I lives on a farm of bis mvn ad-plrs. a i and a i i i home, rVid.iJ. i i a of the bolel man.

Mrs. Jolmlcy was a pu Mr. Mrs. Day in Friday. i a a Mr.

and Mrs. Picri-c ar.ili I'nync, of near McDerrr. home frnm where be i a i a A wore i John Vangbtcrs, the been cutting corn weeks. I 1 I 1 I I I Mr. Mrs.

Day i and Mrs. Pierce anil; Pnyne, of ncai ere be a i A wore i i John Vangbtcr; past two itors i Mr. and Mrs. -lohn itcaclu-r, of Frctsonc, Sunday. Saturday.

Aliirrt dint. -k a i i i i flnkle. wh.icli i siji. 1 swolh-n a i is I I I I i preat i Here's Tip, Think it Over-Grape-Nuts A Food for Brainj "There's a Reason AM THAT OUR BUSINESS WANT TO MOVE MY fURKITURE AND TEVMASStlOVlHOFF LET ME 5lf- WDM I CUN SIKD. WA.HT A FOR MYSELF AND THREE SENT iora.

PIAZ.Z.A. AMILX FlfTEfJjy SUCH THINGS WILL HAPPEN. AND THEN CENTRAL CROSSED THE WIRES CW LIT YOU HAVt NEW fIVL SEATED RENCl LIMOUSINE. 1 I'LL StMO YOU MOVIH5 00 YOU MEAN TO NSUIT ME.