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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

d Sem United states rommiss'oro-
of Labor. returned To- Washington 'o
day. after having mapped out for two
assistants boz iuvcstiEa'Ion in Kansas
into tie high cost Of Iif'rg and Tho
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Cochran-N chol.

Yesterday evening 20 = o'clock a.
the home Of Rev Halph on Marietta
street fhe marriage Of william u.
Cochran and Lulu Sichol was solemn.
Ized in the pres. OF only a few i'm
mediate friends % the couple. as not
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Marriage Licenses.

William u Cochran. age -. and
Lula A \ichol. axe 20. both OF 81
Clgirsville
William a. Asshner. age %. OF
Shadyside and blanche Irene Rich
ards. are 10. OF Heila.re
Earl Henry Coen age IS. and Selle
VI GLASGOW. age 20. both OF Bellalrc
clyde 4 Urban ago %. aud Eva II.
Ball. axe -. both Of GAINESVILLE.
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el.sett ohasaue.

-prla. t'leraf 'r th. Intelligence
DEEP VALLEY. Pa nov 1.-THE
funeral services o. Mrs Thos J Bic.
s"tt, who died very suddenly o. heart
failure Saturday morning a. her home
near Deep valley. Pa. Vlu be- held
AZ the Pleasant Hli church A. @
. clock . m. "Wednesday. -~y J VI
Murray. o. Aleppo. viii conduct the
service.
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oeiisAt'ui NVseAi Program Mas Rsn.
deres ara Interesting Speeches
Were Mace
CONGREGATION GREATLY
ENCOURAGED 5N GRo~TN
During tre Past Eleven Tesra ~
tee FUTURE 10 Bright ara
Pro-isna

The eleventh a-nniversAry % the
Second United Presbyterian churCh
Was celebrated a., the chape. on Four
ternth street. last evening and dur
4ng The e,-niug she members a &C
cssiou % feel greaIy encouraged over
The remarkable growth % the church
during ne past several Year, The
rdldce was crowded :rum fhc time
the celebration service NAs begun
early Ia the cvening zntil a late hour
and aside from the members quite a
iarse number % others we're present
20 enjoy me hospitality o. the church.
Tor Which 90 Is noted the city owe
The address 90 welcome vas de-
lyer~d by r } Dickson. h anahle
and progressive superintendent o. the
SUNDAY school and IN his remarks he
tv 81; upon 'ar prosperity % n young
church. and shoWed that all had
pulled together n a name that vas
cOmmendable 20 all who are iustru
mental In Us success
The follow NJ program VAS carried
out during -he evening tho Rev
James a. i.lttcii. - L.. the nrst and
present pastor ot the congregation.
making a ver, pleasing closing ad
dress. Ia Nhich he assured his flock
hat the night and righteous line was
being pursued
Aid vs- ~ welcome r. . Dickson
Piano ..u...... Nrs csurr. 4 1ttilvN
Vocal solo M-- GRACE Mckee
Violin solo Master htur.fI Robbie
Baritone .olo- r.- I.arf N, i.s.t
I:uu-rt Williams
g.at * M>~ Jessie M--1Ilaugh
ks..H .... NJ. AHrr.r.u tH.H.
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HAVANA Nov 2f-Thc Phfiadc
phis Nationals today defeated Tho
Havana baseball club by % score of
20 o
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Is Information Alfred Merritt. OF Ou-
luth. Gives House steel Trust
investigator.
MERRtTTS AAD DEALINGS
VITA OIL KING. LOST AL.
Ore Holdings anc Railroad az
Start-Minister Was John
D's Agent.

WASHINGTON. Nos Alfred
Merritt. Of Duluth. MINI. The nr--
president ~ the Duiutb Messabe &
Northern railroad. Who styled himself
a lumber jack u-uAcgua!nted With
the methods OF the money trust told
Tho house steel trust investigating
committee that through loans OF less
than s. "uo. u1H from John u Rock,
Teller. De had LOST his holdings in The
Messabe iron mine and the railroad.
properties now owned by the United
states Steel Corporation. and csti-
mated to h- worth to-day a. high as
) 10000 uUr Merritt and his brother.
Leonicas Merritt. Who VIII testify.
We're amoue THE or.ginal mine owners
10 the Lake -up"r.or region and part
oWn'rs and builders OF The Duluth.
Mis-aha and Northern railroad The
elder Merritt declared tina Do was
induced through . o. Gates. Mr.
Rockefeller secretary. 'Iu charge 90
his charitable. Vorf 20 put ug an
his holdings as collateral for loans
from Mr. Rockefeller 10 1.se and 1898
one loan was for So other
were FOR various sums Gates. De-
said. was "a baptist preacher. IN whom
az NHA. HL"NHNA"HHN anu IN NN dENAHHA
him thar by placing q call loan he
would not De- pressed and that be-
would De taken care OF.
The witness related how. Two
months after no had put up his col
lateral with Nj Rockefeller during the
panic OF lssg. Rockefeller called the
loan. giving him twenty four hours io
raise $t2u.uou. and hat being unable
10 raise the money De and his brother
lost their property. he admitted that
Nr Rockefeller offered him an oppor.
unity u buy bis property back with
IN a year hui declared that tho Oh
king told |finauciers ITO keep hands
on" and that De was unable 20 rails.
money anywhere
no Advantage Taken.
Dispute as 20 the nature OF fhe
Transaction arose when ID. a. Reid.
counsel for the United States Ste.
corporation stated that the N,rritt-
had made actual Gales o. their stock
holdings Co Rockefeller iu order 10
raise money. and that they never had
taken advantar" OF fhe opportunity 20
~ropurchase within a year Another
brother. Mr. Reid declared. had re-
deemed his stock and secuted his pro
rata share ar SOS per share when %
taken oyer az fhc time OF the or
ganization OF the Uuitcd States steel
corporation
The Introduction Of Mr. Rockefeller
name in this manner almost resulted
ln the Issuance Of "a subpoena duces
tecum FOR hiw 20 appear before the
committee with rho contract made 90
The Time ~ tho Merritt loans Repre-
sentative Heali. o. Texas moved tina.
This Poe done 80 objections were heard
when Chairman Stanley pu' the mo
lion. but fhe committed decided later
To executive session not fo call Afr
~Rockefe'Ior until Leonids4 MERRITT had
testified
Rockefeller Ma Sued.
The Merrtts aero fr.t rarfIr. TO
a Transaction with Mr. Rockefeller and
in the formation OF the Lake
superior Consolidated Iron Mines Ir
This way fle mines of tho region and
fhe uIIrfh. Nasslta and northern
"er" consolidated ont OF fh's "a su.fI
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RICHMOND. Va. Nov 2i-The Ma
tional Good Roads Congress was nesr
ly split to-day BY the night over tho
question OF Federal appropriations Tor
highway Improvement The contro
versy. which began yesterday. devel-
oped into an acute row
While engineers and road contract
ora were engaged I'm an academic dis
cu-sion ln the convention hall. a lively
nght went pa IN the committee rooms.
What looked like a majority OF the
delegates declared their intention ~
putting the convention on record IN n
% ~ Federal appropriations AZ the
rate OF $50 900. 900 a year.
President l. W Page. Vho is ai-0
director OF good roads IN the Depart
mont o. Agriculture. ruled that No mo
ions Tor Federal appropriations would
b. received from the floor ~ the con.
vent.ou This resulted in several heal
ed charges and counter-charEes
batch 81 Federal aid resolutions dIi
get 20 the resolutions committee. how
ever. through the maZcs Of parlia-
mentary practice Acting Secretary
Charles =. Light declared hat Tie
American Highway Improvement A.
s~ociation would hatly decline TO he
bound by any action the convention
might take asking Federal help.
eankhead for Federal Aid.
Senator Bankhead supported the
contention that the federal govern
ment has the right TO appropriate FOR
roads Those delegates. who agreed
with him. started q movement 10 or
ganize that sentiment and we're
charged with trying 10 stampede the
convention. Some Of the leaders pro
posed calling another convention 81
once in Washington 20 petition con
gress 10 pass road Legislation. The
fEh' grew hot. motives we're im
pugned. and one portion OF the dele
gates accused the other OF trying 10
create another federal pork barrel
Calmer spirits smoOthed things over
temporarily. however. and the fgh'
vas transferred the resolutions com
mittoe OF fourteen members. OF which
r Coleman Dupont. OF Wilmington.
Del. iR chairman.
The hackers % mo Quebec-Miami
and the y pitoi-hlRhway projects
got together today and formed ttr
International Highway Association. %
push the completion Of a road down
the Atlantic coast.
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BIG FIGHT
IN COOP ROADS CONGRESS OVER
FEDERAL AID FOR ROAD
BUILDING.
Majority Said 70 FaVor 100000 Doc A.
preparation for Highway Bet
terments.

RICHMOND Va. Nov Eth.
resolutions committee OF the good
roads congress after a i've hours
stormy session. tonight by a vote Of
: To , voted 70 report tavorably a reso
luton %petltioning the federal congress
20 appropriate for a comprehensive
plan Of highway Improvement
John \ Stewart. Of New York. Who
led the opposition. declared that 10 tho
government were IA improve ten per
cent Of he roads OF tho United States
the cost would be $500. 600. Opo a
year Senator Swanson. Of Virginia.
asked the committee To approve a
definite plan carrying expenditures Of
SO. OOO.O o0 10 $50. 600. 600 "a year. This
was fused
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LAZY LIVER, BIlIOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE,
COATED tongue OR SOUR, Classy STOMACH

20 mn -aa Sm"n 40 on-ho- oAn st feehns nsht-~hO 49,. n
Almost caA h@stAch~. coated tongue. foul tats anc foul breath ttrsir~.s
cam s-~V are FERROUS n upset bothered Alta a sk sassy eisoraer~a
Are you ke~puE clean irsd~ Suh CAsra-ets- OF merely. o-t,s M.
aE"Ns even i~ DAYS NNh salts rsihar1c pals or castor Ole his i in
poranf
ascare Enmedat~y cleanse and rguae the to-a~h. remove the
sour urdisested 80 trrnenuhs food M foul sas~- tAke ne excess bile
iron the NFrr and carry m NJ deconposed ~asfem matter and poison from
he intestine and bowels
A Gasca~t rurtEht all fraiEhfe vu o- bx -o-t-x- -a-,. -,
~N keep your unr- family f~lng GOOD for
months Don't forget "a. children their utue
----.- ~ 4 20 =
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Results from Advertising

The advertiser who uses the daily newspaper
repeatedly achieves results. It is the Frequently
federation, day after day, year in and year out. e.
that iTesStirly attracts The public. II IS the an =
pearance Of the newspaper every day that reminds
the manufacturer Of the evil Of procrastination.
TITS every present-ever suggesting its usefulness.
and every man and woman must see IL. That IS
Why the Advertiser in the daily newspaper gets re-
suits. 10 you have anything to sell, why procras-
innate your Offer Why wait month. or even
week
The Daily Newspaper Club. with a member
ship Of sixty leading daily newspapers. provides
ADVICE as % the rest methods Of advertising and
Ie DISBURSEMENT ~ appropriations. The Club
does not solcit business. and charges nothing FOR
its counsel. It will pay To- consult il.
The Daily Newspaper Club
"oN1O BUILDING NEW VoRK GIN
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GIRL TELLS

to%ontinusa from 80 r.r.,-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

"Middlesex County Football
Champions, 1911" That is the off,
cial title of the Dexter football
eleven, of this city, and the same
was won by hard work on the grid
iron this year, which concluded with
a victory over the New Brunswick
Park, Perth Amboy, by the lop-sid-
ed score of 81 to 0. The Dexters
have not been scored on in four
years and, during the season just
closed, disposed of every county
team big enough to give battle. Who
rises to dispute the Dexters' title?
Although held to a scoreless tie
by the same team early in the sea
son, the locals simply toyed with the
visitors yesterday and almost scored
at will. Anderson, the sterling full
back, plunged across the last chalk
mark for thee touchdowns in as
many trials, while Sell, the brilliant
half back, added two more to Ander-
sons record and sent the total up to
five incroachments upon the Yacht
Clubs sacred soil. Anderson miss
ed three trials at goals from touch
down, and wisely transferred the
honor to Booz. Two goals resulted.
There are one Of two stars on the
Dexter team, but, on the whole, the
eleven plays well together and works
more Hike a machine than the usual
squads found in a small collegeless
town. The players show the result
of good coaching, given gratis by
Thomas Hanson, q former Rutgers
College star. The Brunswick boys,
on the other hand, lacked finish
and knowledge OF interference play.
They could greatly benefit by a trip
to Nelson field, New Brunswick,
some day during Rutgers varsity
practice hour.
Allen, at quarter back; Toolan,
half back and Anderson, full back,
are the mainstay of the Perth Am-
boy eleven and deserve all praise
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
PLACE FOR FASHION HINTS
polleeman's Wife Rejeiees Over 1Is
Promotion to the Fifth
Avenue Squad.

When It was reported that the cross
street policeman had been promoted
to the Fifth avenue sqpHd the police
mans wife declared that abe was the
hapl est woman In New York.
"oh, 1t isn't the salary" she said,
NOR the honor. I don't know whether
he will get any more money or not.
and as for the honor. he had enough
of that where he was. But the fash
ions; just think of the hints he will
pick up on them. For the last five
years l have been sick with envy OF
the Fifth avenue policsmsn's wives
every time I went to a policeman
ball. They looked 30 chic. When
asked where they got their ideas they
said
why, from MY husband, Of
course. He is right In the center OF
fashion, and he Is kss notes and comes
home and tells me things. Then when
get my clothes made up he can com
pare me with the wornsa he sees
every day and tell whether I look
just right or not
Nov II Ia my turn to crow. My
husbands eye for clothes is as keen
as any manss and there vent %
much IN the way OF style that viii
escape him. Oh. yes. no doubt he viii
be kept pretty busy managing the
traffic. but you can trust him to find
out how the new clothes airs made. Just
the same
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
HAS
LEFT LEAGUE
Game Scheduled for Tonight
is Called Off.

Sewaren has Withdrawn from the
County Basketball League, leaving
the grand battle between six first
class and equally balanced teams,
namely: Crescents, Sterlings, Sayre-
Vile, K. o. K. A., Riyersides and
Puritans. The game scheduled for
tonight between the Sewaren and
Crescent teams, at Sewaren, has
been called off by the former man
agement.
Sewaren was not In county league
class. The quintet was light and not
as experienced as the players up
county way, but stuck to their
tasks with great earnestness. They
lost the only three games they play
ed.
The league moguls will meet in
the EVENING NEWS office, this citys
tomorrow night and take up the Se-
warren resignation. The schedule
Will be revised and other matters
acted upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
The Only Way
Many Perth Anboy Citizens Have
discovered 1t.

inst what to do when the kidneys
are affected, is q question that com
Germs both young and old. Weak
kidneys neglected In childhood lead
TO lifelong suffering. People of adj
vaneed years. with less vitality. suf-
fer doubly. In youth or age, Ian
guor, baekache, urinary. irregularity.
dizziness an5 nervousness make life
a burden.
There is one remedy that acts d.
rectly ON the kidneys and cures these
troubles. Doanfs Kidney Pills "
their worldwide fame to the fact
that they cure sick kidneys. Follow
the example OF this Perth Amboy
citizen and you will bs convinced
that this Ia so.
J.. Fl. Gibson, 100 Gordon st..
Perth Amboy, N. J., says: Having
used Doan's Kidney Pills recently, 1
take pleasure In recommending
them. / hay symptoms Of kidney
trouble and II did not take Deans
Kidney Pills long to give me relief.
Other persons Of my acquaintance
have also used Deans Kidney Pills
and speak highly of them"
For sale by all dealers. Price So
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. :
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
SOUTH AMBOY
TEAM PROUD
st. Mary's Claim County In
terscholastic Honors.

South Amboy, Dec. 4:-Just to
complicate the situation the football
eleven of st. Mary's parochial school,
of this place, comes forth and claims
the Middlesex county interscholastic
football championship. They have
defeated the South Arnboy and Me-
tuehen high schools, while the latter
squad triumphed over the New
Brunswick warriors. New Bruins
wiek's high school eleven disbanded
before ST. Mary's had an opportunity
to send them a challenge. The
teams record:
s. A. grammar school, o; st.
Mary's, 10.
$. A. grammar school, 5; st.
Marys, 5.
Metuci,en high school, s: st,
Mary's, 8.
S. A. high school, o; St. Mary's,
90.
Metuchen high school, 0; st
Mary's, IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
pERMO A. A. IS
TO HAVE TEAM
Basketball Stars Next Sea-
s0n--Races Dec. 10.

Ia addition to the sparring exhf-
billions presented under the auspices
OF the club, the Permo A. a. naeln-
bers can boast of a fast basketball
quintet next year. The management
Is now picking material and the
fastest team in the city and vicinity
VIII undoubtedly result. OF course.
Its ONT court ws,s 5S 81 tiaa nuaa-ss
forum, where shower baths ana
other Injuries will be added for th4
benefit OF the players. The team
VIII have a coach and trainer.
AS a side feature to the ten miIe
run at the Auditorium on December
Is, under the auspices OF the Pernn
Club, an open one mile u for clubs
has been added. The entries for
this grind, which will be Ii "a
preliminary. can be made at any
time.
The EyENrNs, NNwc hoe -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
SOUTH ENDS IN
A CLOSE GAME
carteret Field Club Win
Roosevelt Battle.

The South End Soccer football
team lost to the Carteret Field Club
yesterday afternoon at Roosevelt, by
the score of 2 to L. The locals
played well against a team with such
an enviable record and reputation.
The Roosevelt eleven has defeated
some OF the best teams around
Elizabth and Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
LEAGUE STANDING.

S~ayreville proved to be a decided
disappointment in its county league
game here Saturday night in the
Auditorium against the fast River
sides, of this city. The home team
won, score As to 4, and its reputa-
ton was never endangered. The
first half ended with the score board
reading: Riyersides, 81; ~Sayreyille,
3. The crowd was large and deserv-
ing of a better article of ball than
that displayed by the Sayreville
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
OAKS TO PLAY
ISLAND TEAM
Entertain All Stars Toniqht
-~-Laskowski's Hall.

The Oak r. G. Will entertain the
All-Stars, Of ~Tottenvilie, tonight al
Lakowski's hall, In State street..
The game promises to be Interesting.
Joseph Augustine. manager OF tho
Oaks sends the following tdehn 10
the Peerless, regarding the recent
Peerless-0ak controversy.
After the big holler the Peerleas
A. G. made over their side bet Ok
SIS, that they were willing to play
the Oaks In a return game, they
have now faded away with their
money. AS DOR as The Oaks money
was put UP they refused TO cover II
and also to ask for 3 return match
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
SAYREVILLE IS
EASILY BEATEN
BY RIVERSIDES

quintet. The Riversides, on the
other hand, played like demons and.
consequently, the stock OF that club
In it's game with the Puritans has
received a material boost. The game
will be played in the Auditorium On
December IA. The score.
Idversides Sayreyiile "A. "A.
McCreery, Davis. Phair, Check
right forward
Allen Tuckerson
left forward
Reynolds Cheek. PhatS
centre
Mccormick, SehAnts. ..... Kroegef
right guard
left guard
Field goa1s-McCreery "a. Ailen
go, REYNOLDS f5). Mccormick (e}.
Davis. Fhair, Check. Foul goals
REYNOLDS ~. Referee, Van Muf-
chahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
YOUNG ROBERTS
WINS HIS BOUT.
spec,aI 10 ths EVENINo VIEWS.

R~osebank, s. l., Dec. 4:-Young
Roberts won by a shade over Young
Dribeize at the Liberal A. c., this
place, Saturday night for the cham
pionship of Staten Island. Roberts
had the best of the bout after the
first round. 1t was a ten-round go
and kept the crowd Of 700 fans on
their feet all the time. Roberts
weighed at 1877 and Dribeize at 152.
Lafferty knocked out Young Moran
in the third round in the semi-fnal
bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
ROYALS MAKE
ANOTHER WIN
Special to sa- xvxwrxe xvux

Pleasant Plains, S. l., Dec A.
The Royals added another victory
here yesterday when they defeated
the Avena eleven, of Staplton. by the
score Of Is to 0. 1t was easy. The
Royals will entertain the Indians, of
New Dorp, next Sunday afternoon
If the Weather behaves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
Why She's a sufFraactts.

"Dora's Joined the s~uffragette move
ment."
ITS her belief that women ought
to votef eh?"
aOh, l don't know that she's form
ed any opinion about that. But the
suffragsttes in our neighboi hood have
been giving such lovely teas. And
Dora wanted to set in on them"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
HAMILTON FIVE AFTER
GAME IN THIS CITY

The Hamilton five, of Union Till,
are desirous of booking games In
this vicinity. they travel for a rea-
sonable guarantee and offer a first
class attraction. Address William
Weyiand, ITO Blum street, Union
Hill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04

Field goals-Pagnod go, Macan
(4), Belts (5), BedelI Cd. Lappe
go, Dicke (5), Molnar f7), Braun
ers CD, Bret ca, Mulbaek CA.
Foul goals-Dicke, Bedell go, Ma
can. Referees. Messrs. Cline and
REYNOLDS,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
NEw JERSEY CENTRAL.

TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMsUY
For New York, Newark n Eliza
beth at 6:2s, 7:12. x7:ss, 1855, xs:2e,
9asss s.47. ala, 4:Ao, sos. 500, s:1A.
9:4e b. M; Sundays. 1882 a. M: l:zS.
SECS. T.23, ss27 p. m
For Philadelphia and Trenton va
Bound Brock Tia 5:sS s,Sei ssSs1Iaa
%. M; Sundays. s.S2 a M; l:2s. DDS
7:23, e.zl p. IN.
For Long Branch. Ashury Parh.
rs 2sob. b.2S. 1903, te:34, 1858. 1921
night; Sundays 1850. a;sT a. m: 4'sf'
S.26 D. m a.ax xe.ae
ia. aszI. $40. 6.03,s.s4 p. M; unday
ICES an. 4.57. 1928 p. m.
xHasu York ONLY.
w. q. BHELER, " P. 6 G ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
LEAGUE BOWLING AT
T~OTTEkuILLE TONIGHT

pV5cEuz 20 me VENINE NEWgs
Tottenyille, S. T., Dec. 4:-The
scene shifts. Tottenville is the
scene of action for tonlght's games
in the All Staten Island Bowling
League. The Stickers, of West New
Brighton, will stack up against the
Aquehongas, OF this place. and a.
pretty match is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-04
LIVE > .esee TIPS

BILE?
The town is clean and pura once
more. This cloak of white viii not
interfere with the Dexters, however.
Ihey tucked away the 1911 Foot
Dali Championship" yesterday after
noon before Mr.. Snowman got on the
Job.
They have no regard for the
weather over on the Island. The
royals, OF Pleasant Plains, will play
football next Sunday against the
"~Injuns," OF Stapleton. Wby
wouldn't they play the Dexters?
HHshi
Christmas comes but once q year.
and it brings with II good bee
cheer. a short raving to inform
Manager Toolan. OF the Dexters. he
had best hike around 10 the O
ing sanetum of this office and erasn
the s25 he posted for a match with
the Sheridans. The stores are al
Turing, SO get wise, kid!
=
Burns played Phair (fair) satur-
day night at the Auditorium, hut the
question remains: @Will he play
Best In the x. O. X. A. game next
Saturday
Organized labor received a blow
the other day. ! never believed In
labor, anyway.