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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
MANY SOAP BUBBLES.
One Of the most attracti,

One of the most attractive of the
advertising features at the Brussels
exposition was a soap bubble foun-
tain, designed and built by a promi-
nent soap manufacturing concern OF
Europe. 1t is the only one in exiss-
ence. 1t produces continual flow
of bubbles, delightfully."- colored, in
which all the delicate hues of the
rainbow are to be found. When IL
Illuminated at night the effect produc-
ed by the multicolored electric lights
completes a sight which appeals
strongly to the artistic mind. The
general appearance gives them rne
illusion Of a flowing mass of spark.
ling diamonds. The fountain produces
1900 bubbles a minute and 25,344,-
900 bubbles are obtained from a
pound, of soap.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
DISAPPOINTED IN HER.

And so your father refuses to
consent to our union 3"
HE does, Rodolphus.'
The sad youth swallowed a sob.
as there nothing left for us, then,
but an elopement " said he.
Nothing"
The girl was fond but firm
DO you think, Clementine, that
youcould abandon this luxurious
home, forget all the enjoyments OF
great wealth, Danish yourself forever
from your devoted parents hearts
and go west with a poor young man
to enter life of poverty and self
denial -
Il could, Rodolphus."
The sad youth rose wearily and
reached for his hat
"Then," said he, you are far from
being the practical girl 1 have all
along taken you to be-
And with one last look around on
the sumptuousness that some day he
had hoped to share, he sobbed and
said farewell.-Brownings Magazine
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
HE Is DOING. WE'LL.

Though Governor West has been in
office less than two months he has
already made a record that further
strengthens him in the estimation OF
the people of the state. BY his own
personal efforts he drove the legisla-
ture to pass a law placing the state
printer upon flat salary at the con-
c,usion of the term of the present in
cumbent. 1t is a reform that has
been demanded for years but no pre-
vious governor was able to bring II
about
The governor has also rendered
good service to the people through
the use of his veto power. In the
view of this paper he vetoed some
bills that should have been left alone
But by far the greater number OF
bills that were vetoed deserved the
axe. By his work he protects the
state treasury to the extent of $780,
900, and he has served to tighten the
charge that the legislature was ultra
liberal in it's appropriations.
During the two months he has been
in office Governor West has shown
himself 10 be a man of good judg-
ment, energy and courage. He is
making good and will probably con-
tinue to do so for he has the habit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27

Our lives are what they are made
by ourselves-and the neighbors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
WRONG VIEWPOINT.

Zach MCGEE, who travelled all over
this country while the last political
campaign was on and wrote powerful
pieces about the voters, was on a
train one morning running into St.
Paul. He had never been to that
city, and was anxious to know how
long it would take him to go from
St Paul TO Minneapolis.
Sitting beside him was a man in
terested in the sporting sheet Of a
newspaper. McGhee leaned toward
him and plucked him by the sleeve.
How far is it." he asked, between
st. Paul and Minneapolis?"
zone hundred and four points," re-
piled the stranger "and they play
this afternoon"
Our lives are what they are made
by ourselves-and the neighbors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
THE LATEST WRINKLE.

actress, who is noted for her peren-
nial youth, asked for a travelling bag
of alligator skin. The shopkeeper,
who had none of that particular sort
brought out instead some of smooth
leather.
And you tell me this Is alligator
skin" objected the actress. "Why,
where are all its wringles?"
"Ah, madam" replied the willy
dealer, who knew his customer,
wrinkles are out of vogue. The cor
rect alligator bag is made from the
skin Of an alligator that has been MAJ
saged ."-Tit-Bits
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27

THE FIRST SINGER.

. We heard a bluebird singing, Z
the song was magic =
. sweet; Z
. He swung upon the lilac, the 4
snow was round his feet; 4
. The wind blew roughly Ger him, .
y the sky was steely-gray, =
. But yet he perched there, sing 4
= ing the chilling gloom =
= away. 4
. Brave traveller from the south Z
land, perhaps you came 4
. too soon; Z
. For ice still binds the stream Z
y lets, the sun is wan at =
. noon; Z
. The violets are sleeping close in Z
y their earthly bed. Z
. And not a greening blade of Z
. grass has dared to show =
. its head. 4
= But, oh, were glad to greet you, =
D sweet harbinger of Z
spring; Z
3 No sound was e'er so welcome .
, as your gay caroling; =
, Courageous little songster upon =
, the leafless spray, =
. A-singing and a-singing our =
D WEAKNESS away =
. From March Farm Journal. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
SENSE IN SENTENCES.

We are still patiently awaiting the
advent of wireless politics.
Formerly the people burned witch
es. Now they roast politicians.
Occasionally the man with an eagle
eye proves to be a human vulturc.
Some men don't know enough to
get married, and some others know
too much.
Remember, girls that pinning a ST.
hat on a 17-cent head doesn't increase
the value Of the head.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27
KEEPING SOME POWDER DRY.

International peace extremists were
not sufficiently strong to prevent the
fortification Of the Panama canal,
though they tried desperately to do
50. - lllion dollars will be ex-
pen, ce in preparing the big
5itr' 'ense. Uncle Sam does
not want 10 take chances of losing
. piece Of work that will cost about
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27

Vice Consul George e. Holt trans
mits a copy of the charges of the
Eastern Telegraph Goa between Tan
gier, Morocco and European points,
which is filed for public reference
with the bureau of manufactures.
1t is stated that the New Chilean
loan, which returns s per cent, was
oversubscribed in London 10 times al
ter being open one hour on January
28.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27

The little city of Stanfield heard a
Sunday school talk Saturday. Much
of the talk we have heard from Stan
field of late has been by the lawyers
ia the Furnish-Coe litigation and it
has not been of the Sabbath school
variety.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-27

Local people shivered last night
and thought it very cold. Yet the
thermometer did not go lower than
five above zero. We are becoming
regular Californians.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-02-23
CAT Is EXHIBIT AS
PROOFS OF CRUETTQ~

NEW YORK. Special.-"I war
walking on East Twenty-sixth Street.
and when in front of No. 147 I heard
a kitten cry. 1 looked up and saw
this man deliberately drop a kitten
from third-story window. The poor
little thing was half stunned when 4
picked 1t up. Then I had the bruto
who did 1t locked up"
Such was the statement OF Miss
Mollie Herps. of 2O7 East Twenty
sixth Street. in the night court earky
yesterday. Miss Herps carried a kit
ten in her arms. The accused paz
Thomas Murphy. an electrical work.
er, of 147 East Twenty-sixth Street
a rooming house.
II did not throw the cat out or the
window" said Murphy; "she jumped
That cat has been Fostering me fer
five or six weeks. Every time enEGr
my room find the cat asleep on NY
bed. Last night I chased her anG
she jumped out OF the open window
The magistrate held Murphy IN
$1Oe bail for Special Sessions ON Ga
charge Of cruelty to animals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
COMMISSION ADMITS scALYEEs
SOLD TICKETS
ives, virginia Player Given Rack Sal
ary and tho Commission
Inauguratss New Rule

CINCINNATI. Soy. . That the Ma
uonai Hass Hall Commission na- obtain
81 evifcnre regarding the charge nat
ticket scair'rg was prevalent durinE tho
recent worlds base bail series IN New
York AMI Philadelphia. was indicated to-
day. when tho commission definitely De
cidei 20 pursue an investiration
meetlug viii DO heif hy the commits
sion in Nrn York ou December n. At
which tho result ~ me investigation
viii TO announced
Not seuh,auce - q clue a. % along
What lines tho Investigation 10 - -
conducted. ur what eVidsnr~ Was dis-
played before the meeting today. was
made public.
The commission decided By an unsni-
nous vote that So tho future the sale
Of tickets for worlds series Eam~z shan
be conducted by business repressuta-
tiVe- OF the commission under th- direct
supervisor Of It's members ~ the In
vestigaflou ro~ tn progress develops
proof that warrants such action. the
commission VIII lu a findiuz ia tIe re-
sponsfhiltty regardless 81 whether n
club 90 any ~ SO employees ba Affect
~. II on the other hand no subatan-
va testimony ~ produced that either
club or any ~ its Officials or employees
are a. fault the commission Ntff 20 on
record 80 generating Thorn
Messrs Edeard burrows % Toronto.
ana President Stein. ~ tho Wuffaio rirh
representing the Eastern Lsasus az,
pehred before fNf commission aaI rrs-
sentsd requests that fh~ Eastern league
he elevated 90 q higher claAsi fication
llayFr Williams. over whom the aa~-
ratneuto club and the Boston Americas,
Leasue CLUB NHf r. controversy. wa- de-
ciaTed q free agent
Player Avereft drafted ~ pIs.sntlrar
from ne Charleston. IS Va. CLUB VA
awarded back salary from rharieafnr
out - ne drafting price and the com
MISSION Announced that in future ~asss
where = CLUB cannot meet 60 obligations
IN regard 90 the aaa-v b. ffs r.aver.
that ~ shall nor fe rri~stafsH into or
Eanlref hase bail until trs oturafi0n il
made good
The c.r.n e. salary ~ player Crfss
6RRinsf fIo fruiatUfs rase faW aims
vas ffssii1wef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
sHBvArrus NAT - AT EBLn or
THx 9noRDmL
vsrzsfi unAhis " ssears HA.&Su -
Dsss. whts EAassvf.1s 10 A1so
NitkO.t . 0141s.


Bsgsr. ~. sinfsf sin1s sfArT ho-linE
snf tue srolrf r. covered ~lfa . biaI-
,rsi L.sSs. ss.s - '-gs. iii s,sri
lockinG over the fugs lesta FOR sllots
for their hone teams for ths rquinx
ss-<on wrssiirs. ZsnssEiii- ara Port
Hsyrs have 90 nanassrs arf 90 date
fns rnaEnatss - 'nss- thr~- ciIbs have
been unable % fsr.f= on va shsll b.
a. IN. h.im % ta-lr t-aI.s Tor fAs sea
son 81 igi1
Uniil ths appoint. -nt o., Harry Arn1t.
&c head o. 80 H0lf1 Bed team fnis
-sss. hsre ssfs four teams ~ifncut
MANAGER 90 10 'sutrel tp.r aru hug
Sontsousr5. uaA f.l1eI ~ tent al1 1s.
yrorniaa fhat rs sill never f~.4En 400
10 neE1'iatinE Tor The management %
tn> Hru-fnu team. Of re Texas Lsasu.
while Monty DID not have . sod chance
% develop a ulnninS team last year. b.
finished siHfh The fstrltuz sfaff vs-
Nsry poor ari lal t.e smokes t4res gs1d
pttehsrs ftsy maf have lsrisl Ia tn
first divtsior AlfnouEn TO WtssitrE
owners have MOI made sry fHinE public.
regarding me plans FOR fn- D1u4lns sss-
son. ~ r. tnfs stool tnat thsy afs east-
las tEsir eyes lU l.Gs -~rVstihs ne
fasf f.rsf Ha.aef 20 fHe Smokes fIr fhs
itif mHrHErr iHlag 10 lard giag ~
Nerp farf alt gees ere fIfEurnf T.
ths opinion - 80 majority - tee
NussilnE fan uT wound maze 49, ifsai
manager Hrl afil any Kind - cAarrs
vii det~iDp f.rst I.isidn team
Claude RarusII 20 ftIa efFT sNn owns
the Port wayne team. o. also Sithsat a
manage Jimmy fsr~r. whp Ufd 30
team M past H~HHul cshfing Tor TIE
rag las retired from me diamond ~
yet Mr. Narr~ll res made ru announce
nssnt Tor t.s coming season. although
ne state hs nah NtH eve uD several uisy
ere for managers lie i~aus towards
Billy CLANCY a.. 40 newt pilot biii
Joined the team - middle o. last sea
son ana tif an1 fi~iisf Ike biE "a
Eusr ~ vaF l.a great work that made
tho Wa.usa 'fiuIhl 80 contender Doc o. =
race for the fnE Whsn CLANCY nrrt
went % Port Nayu. 80 sas "a bad lry-
steal coalition ana % took him a long
time 60 round Co fIc arrived during ne
not think much % ths player lie ~ss q
free agent then ana Narnsll thought
that n re waa any sooi that he would
not be without position during The
middle % t.e season. and dtf not even
send him transportation This ga not
stop bilL however. ami - paid Iia own
trsnspoftation aud bits expenses WILLS
goftinz ga shape karuell was then tho
first 20 congratulate him after hls bril-
liant showing ana being such = game
player. he stands az excellent chance %
handling TIE Hiliihsns
over at IAnssyills tie team has been
deserted by Zoe Eaidy. who Eel vic
tim 81 lite Ian cupid and MARI "a a
wealthy widow Its better half ~ -
unierstond wants MIN 90 omit ths game
At am rate Joe announces that hr will
not return t' /au'N They have
lDsr out FOR MANAGERS now
-Ducky" Holmes. the fssf going Day
ton player. would 1p doubt made an
idsAl manager FOR ono % these three
tesms Holmes Will some lay he IN the
hiE show az dRheu hs goes there take
II from ma. be VIII stay ~ 10 under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
WAYNESBURG IS
VERY CONFIDENT
WILL ARRIVE -HoRRoW Al
NOON TOR CANE
stats Team VIII Hold Their Last Prao-
ice This Evsntng-Many
VIII Attend

Ideal w'Ht'rr bel promised f1r f-a f p.
blk gam" 90 fre season tp no played .r
local grounds. when tie -tsats o..
team will play Wayuesblrg college
Tbs vii he ono = the hardest games
- the sensan for the staate team ana
80 both teams sr- evenly MATCHED A ras+
game 10 eSrectei WAYNE burg h4-
been grarficiuE twice ea.. la. t.- fr.
coming game and Captain Pipes. ore OF
TIE best drop sfUkrIr ir fNs h-..-..
state. hopes CO. win tre game Win hir
educated toe
Tho rals ~ enc Wayreet4rE team are
very fast and are great srn4uI 1r....-
They compare fsvorahIr with trr -taaf-
ends a large delegation ~ r1ut.r. v...
attend frs game fr.r WFva-.. .r.
Surfen. of Harvard. end M.Trtv-e =
W. n who Will 0fficiate vii arrive
in the cltg 40 noon Tomorrow The last
practice will he held tF Go Stats team.
t.ls creulnE Indications are f.lt 5000
persons VIII attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

time a. 70 season when bis farm needs
attention. said an official The Iu-
'fripr department. will continue 90 OBJ
Jet 90 these dances
ueios X Lorewoif. Wilbur Pew o.
and four other members % the Ktows
tnl 'nmanche tribes. are here r.y.
niIn they have been consulting about
fhe dance protests. their principal prr-
rnss was g. ask that ne none ap-
-ruprlated Tor their relief 81 the rx-
ruprdinary Session % congress re
Given them Dol larger sums The dee
Fartmerf if 81 said. viii not make
900 .hanEe ln lts poles % eoling .4t
DE money ln monthly payments
.,-rac over considcrat.e period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

Tailored suits for ;his fall. while
they diner very little IN general llaes
from last season. garments. are.
nevertheless. showing many unique
and novel trimming features which
distinguish them a. neW
Jackets are short From twenty.
eight % thirty inches 10 considered
the correct length The strictly Tail
ored coats are Invariably cut With the
flil length regulation coat sleeve. al.
though some NJ The more elaborate
models shoW The fhreequarfer Sleeve
with lIsf the sIgscEfiou o. fare al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
SCALPERS MADE FORTUNE
ON THE WORLDS SERIES
VARSITY ELEVEN
Leave To-day for Annapolis 90 Play
hidshipmsn on Saturday.
Special Dispatch to IN. Intelligent

SPECIAL Dispatch TO the InteIuseu--r
MoRGArTowN ". Va. Nov. The
VARSITY foot hail team seventeen strong
viii depart morrow morning a. ST.
fof Annapolis. Whers they will t-y CON.
Illusions against tho Navy Saturday az
ternoor The team wnl have spec al
car 60 and from Annapolis. and will or
rive home Sunday Afternoon. Besides o.
members Of the team. the frfU viii hs
made by MANAGE Waisup. atn IetIc &C.
rector. A " cher and coach Pupleuder.
tn. reserves - vs. y O. VIII PLAY Tho
Gieuvilis Normal here Saturday. aud
Marsh watkins. ~ NheeiuE. vii take
are % tho pivotal position
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
EI.LIoTT WILL PLAY
BHLLArRn TEAM TO-DAY

Elliott vii take a crippled ana sore
team 'o R-llaire this afternoon fs meet
ne HiEh school team there FOLLOW M
is the Nreupu NJ frs business enlleee
noy- simpson. To-. starssy. o.. Gafa'
rhsr. is, storp. C. Pryor. ~r Park.
p e, Rurkie. re- Huhb qb HOBBS. -
Dc 'dsnsherser. rhs carrie. d..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
The Daily Newspaper Club
BUlLOiNC NEW YORK c
WORLD sUiLoiEo

fhe .oner edge VIDE fr-r- back CUTS.
trimmed 20 match re revers and
collars are feature
Tho f.ui a,t-d coats ara cIf with
rather ralFhf Ines from shoulder
fo tIrs 81 one clever woman 70
uarseI Jackets are almost ft'ed
fhls gear ln fact. 'hev emyhas. 20 all
% 'lr best urss n a really good
asure ard teip conceal he defects
% a poor ore
Extremely vide levers arf collars
ore rref on rosf % re reu fsI suits
The rstauav front efccf is seen On
many 70 fhe ,acsefs f-sf cone lrser
IRE heading % fhe "drefry auor-
lafes While s'Il others ar cut on
severely simple -a'iorsd lines vita
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

TIE Ma-fIrs Ferry second tiiEI school
FOOT haU team f~fratrd toe second team
HoVls field. D. tie score 90 Is-n. The
local boys ran their opponents of ff..r
feet. ani the fart that but two PERIODS
were played va aii that kept frr SCORE
down Robbins Neiilv ard uavI. scored
q touchfuwr apiece anI N-Iifr k..E.f
all three goals The wheeling High
second team wf' play Martins Frrru
second team frls afternoon. 40 tre d.
and bail PARK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

mannish revers plain fuliienZth
sleeves and the straight line closing
There bel deoised tendency toward
fhe flnIc effects = skirts Pediooats
made ON SANE material as has
rsed fo face the revers and collars
are revealed q fee inches below the
tlnle ana IN many Instances To
tunIc % siashef Al ne left % NJ
front Or az 'he side displaying several
inches % his Detticost-H arper'f
Razar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

FAMHR1DGE Mass %og An .r-
usual spectacle vas off~rs-i a. HaraarI
yssterfay when players from other r..-
l=sss Including PARIS. OF Yale acre a.
mltt@d ilfu secret parCtbc. hnl. carry .r &
the banner - ~ Harvard Iav --r...
defeated tie varsity team wl... H.r
composed mostly % sub players The
tHp teams scrimfnagsd 80 minute f..
final score being 90
The laU school men who hsd s...
rt~riirE players as His-1n. Of Brovr d.
Nltferinston. Pass and Ninot. former
Yale stars IarNn Of Ih4e ans Morse
- Williams went into the game Win %
rush
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

Csntrsl L~arss naSnst-s snt @sfi-
ei.4- ave cs.srts- fer ssr Antc1io.
TssAs. % stt.at n. m--tirs % 80 Sa-
f4onal hss> Bal Cornm.ssicn ciaafs
l>oss. rhsrs hs VII meet gscs Hen
fricEs. mAEAEsr % to L-nrsr t-am
Frs-icsrt CArssr. 90 10 CsnEral No
10 ONsii. Drs-ifset % to Wsstsru
torn~g lieut. Leasu@ Ehfs ds~Enficu
I'll f<p.rt from - Louls f0T ErEas On
sgsclAi coach. Ths Shsis fsl@Eati1r
Afs yailinE FOR WhssiinE f0r rhs 1912
rr~suns. and fhs Indications are tlaf
flis CIV Siu iar1 TIE n-Ht 5ix na-stins
fscs johnson. tns eaVyus'.-f cham
ligr. % sfiH !llrsB tr1igituaf A.
tnnusr ~ - len Efucf - !c tie
Waited state EnE.ard. CauAda art
FraEc- for sge~dinE ana other s-rirg
af'-nrrs there ar- . number % ~rlr-
tri~a hat - siu not slrlf rlsrrflr-
- r~ifsraFs. hss lucEr s-Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

rhs strong Martha FERRY Indians. ur-
der tn~ management - 4 Su1IErass
viii play their first game on tho iInyle
Geld tomorrow Afternoon TIE orr.s.
irg team will 20 the MoundsviIle Dead
shots The local team Is made tr o.
some 90 the best foot bal material ir
tnis section. AMI q great deal % Interest
n being taken among she FANS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

VIEW HAVEN. Sov. g-Tlm SculIy
the veteran Yale varsity tArkl-. who was
knocked out IN prartice week ago Mon
day ard had nin~ stitches taken m Nla
fac. refoinad the variety sguad ves-~r-
DAY ana was in the s-rimfnaEs 81 Iest
tackle Fis return vas a great relief 20
Sn~tlin, who wants the regular varsity
men % train FOR offensive work II
may be taken that the lineup yesterday
was Substantially that which will face
Princeton ana Harvard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

~ ySt,sBrRJ. Pa. Nov Goa .1
Fau forsn gave the Wa usabi4fs col. zee
foot ball @,.laf long signal .ra.f..-
restsriay lie Was not safLsfsI u.fH
80 repeated e. mailing o. fs.a gaa.s -ar
lrisy agsin-f Geneva COLLEGE AMI fra
siornes- with which plays were sh.-
r4tsf Tie team VII =. ia rood share
FOR a.. sans SATURDAY wifh s'aaf A..
l-'ie team. OF Wbeslins " -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
II FOOT BALL cASOs

SOEDASrOw ~. Va. Nov ~
. arsity . in sarslsnt condition fsr to
game ritn to navy Fsturrzy Ew.rf.
AN -lit 20 f.k-u % Annapolis f.- fa~
30 sane THIS - frs Nars.fy'r %
gan. away from home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

FftiNfEIbN. \. D. Sow - EeuIF
inE that but two more days remain Poo.
FORE th- Dartmouth game. the Goa r. --
sent the varsity through a hard 4rri...
game against the scrubs ya~f~rdny The
work was FOR the rTpet part Offeus .s-
The splendid drop kicking o. Dew .ft
scored twice in this way whr fha feature
o, The practice The SECOND strins -
men rallied 90 score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10

Hesr Nrs eorer % cookire sVsrf
5sy tnis Nces 81 Frsnxheinn's store.
Lectures, toseo IN Morning. Osroo<
stratien, 2:Bo- sdmisuon. tssutr<
fVs cs~ta 81 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
Three Pilots Needed
In Central League

5000 zArssvfIi. 70 eas-fnr . io-Ssrr eye
Dl-cEyH Nay
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Results from Advertising

The advertiser who uses the daily newspaper /,
repeatedly achieves results. II is the frequently
reeration, day after day year in and year out,
that iresstiby attracts the public It is the APP
pearance Of the newspaper every day that reminds
the manufacturer Of the evil Of procraStination.
u is every preSent-ever suggesting its usefulness,
and every man and woman must see IT, That is
why he'a i"eTtser in the daily newspaper gets re-
suits. II you have anything 10 SELL Why pro1as-
innate your otier' Why wait a month, or even a
week
The Daily Newspaper Club, with member
ship of sixty leading daily newspapers, provides
advice as to The rest methods Of advertising and
the disbursement u appropriations The Club
does not solicit business. and charges nothing for
its counsel. II will pay 10 consult it.
The Daily Nevsnaner CL,b
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