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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
TO MEET AT MINNEAPOLIS
Next Conference in May. 1912. Goes
I'd Minnesota City.

To Minnesota City
Chicago. Feb. IL - The next gen
eral conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held in Min
neapolis in May. 1912. according 10
decision reached by the general
book committee yesterday. Repre-
sentative3 of several cities made
speeches lauding the claims Of their
respective cities. The Minneapolis
boosters, however. pointed out the
fact that their city had been second
choice for the meeting place OF the
last general conference, which was
held in Baltimore and was also the
central city OF the west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

Piles Cured in to II Days.
Your druggist will refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails TO cure any case
of itching, blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles in 6 to IA days. so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
Not Homemade,

Defending Counsel Ito witness in
bandages)--Are you married? Wit
ness-No; I was knocked down by q
cab last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

viii Be 90 charlottesville list of
commission candidates has grown to
AZ More are expected to file at the
last moment, and the total number
will probably be 60. The commits
sioners' list, however, is not attract
ing as much attention as the contest
for the mayors chair, seven candi-
dates having avowed themselves for
this Office The list Of those for
mayor follows with the 40 commits
sioners: NJ. r. Carlson, R. A. Doug
las. Thomas A. Kelso, Elmer E. Nor
gan. DR.. r. c. ]. Meyer, Mayor An
drew Olson and John F. Rose. The
commissioners; Clark Anderson, DR..
W. L. Straw, L. p. Nelson, a. G.
Swanson, G. Edward Erickson, F. J.
CAM, Fred A. BurgstOn, w. \. Mac
beth, Theodore Truxell, Joseph I'LL
man, Henry Hoffman, A. Nathan Ry-
lander, Oscar Abraham, Mic Peters
II. f. CIaussen, Albin Anderson,
Peter Langbehn, Jr., X. I. Willis. F.
w. Anderson. Sam E. Peterson, Gust
Berglund, Claus Anderson John
Pearson. Harry f. Thompson, Thorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
HANDICAP night AT
GLEN Lawn ALLEYS
THREE MEN DUCK PIN LEAGUE
COMES TO CLOSE.
Glen lawn and Pearl Laundry Teams
Tie For First Place-Glen
Lawn Wins Handicap.

me three men duck pin league.
which has been in progress at the
Glen Lawn alleys for the past nine
weeks came TO successful termina-
tlon last evening. when a number OF
handicap matches were pulled off
The Glen Lawn team won the handi-
cap match and received $500; the
crooks finished second best and were
awarded $500. and the Red Hens were
thlrd and received $1.GO.
The league race resulted in tho Glen
Lawn and Pearl Laundry teams tieing
Tor iirst place; the Fort Henrys and
Orooks tied for second place and the
ked Hens managed TO cop fifth place.
beating out the Glen Lawn Juniors
oy one game. Tho Trailers finished
stN.htn the Crescents. eighth. the
Mc'oukeyS ninth and the All Around
brought mp the rear. Prize money 10
me extent Of s. WAS distributed
among the ten teams last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

doubt we will hear more from Mr.. Kid
Henry In the future
Another eminent colored person.
Jack johnson. created quite some stir
upon his arrival In London and in the
more recent excursions about tho big
city. II we can credit the dispatches
the champion pugilist is running sec
ond only TO the king on point OF popu-
larity. II even looks at this distance
as II Jack had shade on George
lex in many ways. IL was a low
down trick OF the dusty pug's trying
To break up the game by butting in
just when the stage was set for a blg
coronation doings. and taking the cen
ter Of the stage with his golden smile.
Elad rags. Jewelry and racing cars.
Jack has not yet had an audience
with his majesty. but is quoted as eN-
pressing willingness TO sign the artic-
les II the king is so disposed.
Test for Al WoIgsst.
only 3 days more and then the big
noise. Woigast and Moran clash on
lndep, noence day for the lightweight
championship Of the world Both boys
are working hard and faithfully and
the loser should have no excuses to
offer. The bout is attracting the at
tcntion Of everybody everywhere and
'offroth predicts an attendance that
will smash all figures Tor lightweight
competitions.
That old gag about never COM
ing back" has been knocked skyhigh
by tn" recent surprising activities of a
number Of old gentlemen of the ring.
Those ss-covcred proverbs about
improving with years" age cannot
wither,' etc. are brought to mind
when looking over the list Of old tim
crs who are making good In the
squared circle Probably the most
amazing stunts are those performed
by the former bantam champion.
Harry Forbes. who has engaged In
several hard contests within the last
month or two. and has To his credit a
tcu-round Stand-off with champion
Johnny Coulon. Among others gencr-
ally regarded as too old and decrepit
tor active participation in the sport
ar" Eddie Santry. who won his com
lnE back about with a X. O. in three
rounds. Young Critic and Beau
Brummel' Mike Leonard. who recently
fought "A six round draw. and Kid
Mccoy who tries again July 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
CRIMSON TRAILS
COLORS OF YALE
WINS TWO or THREE EVENTS IN
RACES.
5000 Sec Race From snore-Aero.
plane Hovcrs Above and
Submarine Below

NEW LOEUON. Conn. June ao
UarWrIs effort FOB sweep the Thames
to-day fDr fhc third consecutive gear
sas nnf quite accomplished. for sI
though fH, Crimson won fIe grrat
Nar.IIs event Iu runaway style by 90
lengths and fhr uhsfruf. Varsity
fnurs he ft. irrafUs. tHc N1Io fresh
MON captured fh. initial event ir
each rfre fhD SHINING GROW led from
fHc -fa O. and iIrsHrde SLANT Varsity
oI.hf SHOOK oG fHr lighter Vale rrrv
lf fHr trf IrI uHa never even ch.f
i'nU.d Hrn..Iouf fHr FOUR miles Or
u1e fHo fourth consecutive victory of
fH. hr crow f0r Harvard. record
fH.f hH. ror como fo Cambridge for
ulHr.. IIf I century
IH. official umr. l0r fh. urr.
.f... urID
NuH... rrI Harvard .. minutes.
o. seconds. t.'r & minute. Co.,.
...HI.
Freshmen Sob. DO minutes. stsoc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
NEW :HoPE" SPRUNG IN EAST IN
PERSON OF jim SAVAGE.
Many Clubs Are Endeavorinq 70
Match William Papke on His
Return.


Packey Mcfarland finally decided
20 call the bluffs OF several light
weights who have been making so
much noise in the sporting columns.
He is after Knockout" Brown in
particular Ever since handing Tom
my Murphy the finishing touches. the
little German boys manager has been
advancing all sorts OF exaggerated
claims and arguments regarding his
protege's ability and utility in the
game Of fisticuifss Whenever Nc
Farland's name was mentioned. how
ever. IT was another story. "Packey'
must make 1873 pounds" etc. is the
cry of all those who don't want any
OF his game.
When advised that Brown was try
Ing TO land Matt Wells and had
agreed 10 allow the latter to weigh in
at 1873 at . o'clock in the afternoon.
Packey began to pull the wires 10 get
the same terms He progressed 10
the point of landing an Offer from a
Milwaukee promoter for the match
but Dan Morgan. X O's manager.
could not sec IL that way. and stated
would have 90 make the weight AT i
the ropes with his boy
The plain truth OF the matter l.
Brown does not want anything 10 90
with Packey. Ike a number OF others.
and while apparently willing to con
cede weight to the rest OF the bunch.
not an ounce TO Mcfarland. Should
the latter agree TO this counter pro
position OF Browns. IL is a cinch Nor
gan would find some other method of
avoiding the necessity of signing art
icles.
Brown Prefers Native Heath.
Brown also had several other tempt
ing offers TO go west. but his mana
ger elected TO remain at home and
await the result OF the Moran-Wolgast
Fourth of July melee. II WOlgast is
returned the winner il X. O.'s plan 10
try TO land him for another of those
ten-round smuggling bees. There would
be quite as much money in the bout
here in New York as a finish contest
any place else. and the short route
is not quite so hard on the boys or
their regulations.
Matt Wells continues 20 puzzle the
sports. He has won his stars since
his return 10 This country. hut some
how or other has NOT impressed the
cans as q champion is supposed TO-
VOL Is one of those heavy" light
Weights. and would have trouble In
making 1873 ar any hour. one hum
drei and thirtv.fve az o'clock I'm the
afternoon is his figure. and Tho best
poo Will do for anybody
New Hope" Shows Promise
They spraug new white hope"
ON an unsus poctius crowd of sports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
MCFARLAND is CALLING
BLUFF OF LIGHTWEIGHTS

age. The boy had been given several
try outs and had brought home the
money Those who had Savage in
charge boosted quietly that they had
the real classy goods in the heavy
weight line. He had everything es-
sential. Six feet in height. clean
limbed. remarkably clever with his
hands and the owner OF a punch that
was corker. Such was the tip cir
culated.
Andy Morris. a Boston discovery,
was selected as the Jersey mans vic
tim. and Bill Brown pulled the match
of at his little clubhouse. But Nor
ris fooled the wise" ones and Saw
age played the part of the gent. who
took the count. And the surprise OF
the evening was the class Andy dis
played. He made most favorable
impression on the critics. II is the
opinion OF those who saw him put
over the deciding wallops that he
would have been an easy winner had
he started in that recent journey OF
Tom ORourkes. Morris is the most
likely looking youngster seen in these
parts I'm many a moon.
Many Clubs Want Papke.
turn. several clubs are negotiating by
cable with the Kewanee expert. and II
plans 90 through. Bill will be an ex-
cocdWgly busy man for while. Cy-
Corc Ichu2y Thompson has the call
with the match makers on the
strength Of his victory over Papke
last aiute~ 10 Australia. and will like
IS be- cho>.r as PCpke's opponent.
G.i;: claims the championship. but &C
cordiuc TO the records Thompson has
every bis as good a title to the hon
ors. IT NOT q better one.
Then there are Frank Klaus. Hugo
Kelly and Leo Houck. each of whom
has more than an outside chance. In
( fact. the middleweight title and the
rightful possessor Of II is an open
question. and one that can be decided
Z only by a series of mills. The discus
sion should lead To some classy bouts
which will be most welcome. as il is
long time since anything worth
while has been started in the middle
/ division.
II is said 4 squirrel cannot boz kept
I on thu ground. and 10 is evident that
/ "" cannot stop tho onward progress
/ ~ tho colorgd brigade in puEilism
/ Up the stat" "a piece. In Albany &" ht
/ exact. there lives cpiuT"d weller
/ weight. ycl"pt Kid Henry. and he 6,
4 surely Some class IN the lighting lire
kid" Henry Gets Into Type.
While in tho wtit,r division. Henry
is u"t "a sti,kI,r on thc weight gI.S-
. ti"u. AND 'utor'airS Up great aui,
. IathN {" boxing midjl-Vt lights WI.I
] occasion demands trr Did friend
/ sailor Burke. vas -iV handed Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
AIV|V|S
MAY TRANSFER SOUTH BEND
FRANCHISE To GRAND RAPIDS.
c--5r to This Effect Was Circulate d
About South Bend
Yesterday.

speCial Dispatch TO tho snteiiiEencer
SoUIH BEND, Ind. June 3O.-lt IS
reported here tonight that the South
BEND Central League club is TO be
transferred to Grand Rapids by Owner
Bert Annis. The latter is said to fig
ure that a first division club can be
made TO pay in Grand Rapids. and as
south Bend has an excellent chance
TO figure in tie final fight for the
flag Grand Rapids fans might be in
duced to support the club. So far
Annis has only broken even on the
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

onds: Harvard II minutes 5Srs sec
onds.
Varsity fours-Harvard 13 minutes.
37i. seconds; Yale Is minutes 50
seconds.
The Varsity race was Witnessed by
more than $4,000 people on shore. in
observation trains and on the river
In gaily decorated floating grand
stand. Overhead lowered an aero
plane while beneath was a submarine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

championship series This afternoon on
the MilI grounds in Martins FERRY
and as much rivalry exists between
the two teams. % close game Is expect.
cd to result The first game PLAYED
between the teams resulted Boz vic.
tory for the Lorains. but The Y. a.
%. nine has strengthened consider.
ably since that time Stokor. Mack
and GILES will form the Isorains' bat
terry.
What promises fo bc % dnc ramc
will b. played on the Whcciiue crcct
grounds ON Sunday afternoon when
the Novelties OF Hcilairc met the 10
rains. Both teams are strong. and
viii Do represented by their strongest
liucurs
The West Virginia stars will be- uu-
able to play thc Hurklcs ON SUNDAY
afternoon. OWNS to game being
previously arranged with The imucri.
ais ON the Fulton grounds The stars
viii take the Iurs'cs ON for rsmc
later in thc season if tho manager of
The latter team desires DO.
MA. Nj ....r.fTr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

s noticeable feature af Che rau"
sos. nrdls va. fho pre-.uDe or o. large
number OF members OF tlr weaker
sos. HHa seemed f1 hc mluifo-uur
rore rf'. fNHn formerly Tho af
Tendance. I..tlIIe.. of fun fuur de.
f'tf- suffered hs the -f0rI.- af tHr
bands of fh' Dayton Vet Was cXccp-
foraig large yesterday
Tho local team. according To- th-
standing of tho Louisville Courier.
journal. .s u fourth place o. This
ua. only true There certainly would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Tor a gamo fo be played on July .
The manager of the NcIaurhIins
would like to have the manager OF
the Hcnwoods call him over National
phone il'1.N today between o. and g
% clock.
The MCConkcys VIII stack M
against the Elm Grove team Saturday
afternoon 40 the Elm Grove fair
grounds As both teams have been
putting up good article Of ball. =.
good contest is expected Tho SOL
lowing McConkcy players are rcqut -
ed ~ report 40 McConkcys al f.2c
sharp. Smith. Mcdcr. White. st0ut.
Tice. McConkey. steele. Davis. Mo-
er9. Glass and Maxwell ON SUNDAY
afternoon the McConkcys meet the
Wheeling Mold and Foundry team on
Fulton grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

The Scitncrs OF NcWcchcn VIII
cross bats with The W. e. UurkIcs this
afternoon on the Ucuvood ball park.
aud as both teams are evenly matched
close game is expected Dudley and
Cooper win form the battery for the
Seltnere. while Grafhousc and Butler
viii work FOR the Burkics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Whenever Im;s Newh0use and
BACK Ousiov meet there is always
somethIrs doing and that soucth.r ;
docs not resemble % pleasant chat.
Or-loW is continuously ua-eirg az
NeWhol-c and spectators yesterday
expected something 10 happen 30 tie
ninth inning when frankie called JACK
ouf or strike which the Mount
Pleasant boy thought was Itil"
wide. ln fact the entire Fort Wayne
team BIAS b. 500 for N,Nuous'. but
frankie doesn't seem o. MIND D.
much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

auNuaN p AnN'eas
Nuvrlfl. 49, IOrIius ON Wheeling
Greek uouuds
s.. A o. Vs. Island Athletic club ON
Mil grounds
Myers Provision Company w. Pat
forsous af Patterson
Nouudetillc Vs. Ci4rkaburr ar
tl1rkshurE
Wret Virginia stars rs Impcrials ON
Fulton grounds
Walk over team vs NaN and Movers
ou Ucllairo grounds
Nctoukrfs ta Whoclirr Mold and
Foundry company ou Fulton grounds
Mclaughlin g. g. SIS Heuuond indie
pondcufs ou l1tfcrs grounds
Tho Myers Provision company team
viU try conclusions thie afternoon
with tho WhccUnr Sfampiur Works
nine ou thc Forty seventh street
grounds Tho Myers team viii Tine ur
as follows e.. ~ Miller %. WoEorqon
lb. Iaruc. .h -ouuDfclJ. ss. RIsbt
ah. t.or.nr. if rlek.c. e. Io,t. r. r.
NIler or Wr.flrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Thr iuaus and the s. a % team
VIII clash in the second game of a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

The Mclaurhlins accept the chai
lcngc ~ the Hcuvood independents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Eddie Wheeler. of tho Tcrrc Hamo
club. i~ determined that ~ shall have
Oh" honor of trying out more players
ON his team This year than any other
manager bon the central and ne is
certainly making good Eddies latest
acquisition is Pitcher Edward Kcibcr,
who comes with flowery record
from Atlanta. Of tho Southern league
Ke.hcr was with tho Ncw York Nat
iouai- last season and so far this year
has won Sis games and lost as many
for Atlanta. lie VIII Join the Miners
at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Dukey Servatius is putting UP the
best game az his career al the present
time and his stick work during the
last five games has been about as
Good as one could ask. Dukey Is also
putting up an excellent fielding game
40 first and is showing improvement
Boa his base running. Pete Knlsely
has fallen down mi-crahiy since re-
turning from Oh, road trip iu his bat
ring and Lewis has not been connect
ms 80 often recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
SPORTORIALS

Mont Weeks. of Elm Grove. who
started out with the Frankfort team OF
the Blue Grass league. Is still out of
the game and is looking after the
teams interest at the gate. Mont has
not played for almost three weeks now
and Is still suffering with a severely
bruised hand, which he received by
being hit with ball.
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19
dge Klugh Dead.

J{e J. G. Klugh died at his
ho1ht Abbeville on the 18th
inst Pc was 81 years old and
is sa1ed by his wife and six
chilA He had been in fail
ine {lth for two or three
yearsna for the last several
mopEas unable to discharge
+ va This is the reason
FALL court was held at
Ia in any of the Coun-
~ Y tenth Circuit. His
| II y Zee would have expir.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19

When you are in town ask
for Corbin's restaurant and get
a sou ire meal.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19

Are you looking for a home,
a house and lot or a farm? If
so, come to Pickens and see Fl.
M. Hester or j. R. Ashmore.
They have many for sale or ex-
change and will treat you right.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19
A Dastardly Crime.

News reaches us as we go to
press that a negro named Bill
Whitesides committed the IN
mentions.ble crime on the daugh
ter Of a respectable citizen on
Saluda, about fifteen miles from
here, one day last week, He
was hid in the woods near the
house and the lady went to get
some eggs from a nest near
where the negro was, which was
about $50 to 200 yards from tie
house, when he seized and over
powered her. He made his es-
cape and has not been captured.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19
MOORE & MAULDIN co.
trustees to Meet.

Request has been made that
we annnunce a meeting Gt Tie
trustees of the Six Mile Baptist
Academy or the 18th inst. They
will meet at ;he Academy at 10
o clock a. m., to consider mat
ters Of Importance to the irsti-
tuition. Everyone Of the i1ils-
tees are urged to be present. and
a'v cihers who feel an interest
in n. schoo! will be welcomed.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19
To the Corn Club Boys.

Gather your corn according to
the rules sent you. and bring
your exhibit to this Office Nay.
11th, at II a. m. Prof {. B.
Hadden, of Clemson College. is
sending out report blal Ks TO be
filled out to every boy in the
club. If you do not receive one
right away write him and one
will be sent you.
R. T. HALLUM, Co. Supt.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19
A.ri All Day Singing.

All lovers of music are invited
to attend an all day singing at
Concord Baptist church next
Sunday. Services will begin at
10 o'clock and adjourn at will.
Prof. McD. Baker and Prof. R.
NJ. Bolding and others will lead
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-10-19

Moore, Mauldin & Co. cannot
only please you with the very
best grade of goods and prices
to match but they are selling
some of the best farm nipple.
ments on the market. YoU
should by all means see theil
new guano distributor and grain
drill and disc plow.