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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Sunday School picnic Today

The annual picnic of the Sunday
school OF the Church of Cod. on the
National road. Elm Grove. will be held
today up Big Wheeling creek. and the
members and their families will leave
this morning in two picnic wagons.
and Will spend the entire day along
the creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Sale Yesterday

Z. &. Paxton conducted a public
sale OF household goods at him home
IN Overlook addition yesterday af
ternoon. Mr.. Paxton will leave in a
Few days for Norfolk. Va. with the
intention of locating there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

OF l'l5o feet and found nothing and
VII move the rig 10 "A new location
ana start another test on the same
farm.
In Union district. Wood county. the
bis four Oil Company has started 10
urn NO. on the :. =. Alleman farm.
On Northington creek. in the same
district. the Parsons Sweeney OH ca.
has started 10 drill test on The Geo
Maxim farm. On Bull run the Rose
Oh Company has had a protracted
iiShIng job az its test on the T. d.
stephens farm. The well was down
loo" feet when the tools were lost
ana nave not been recovered
On Rush fork. Smithficid district.
Roane county, in the Tariff pool. the
south Penn OIL Company has compile
t"d and shot IFS second test on the \
+. Looney farm and will not have
better than q barrel pumper I'm m.
Big lnjun sand This location Is 500
feet southeast OF the same compauv-S
test. fair producer.on the r. &. Lewis
farm. On Pound fork OF -Four Mil.
creek. Sheridan district. Lincoln conn.
~. the Iamiin oil Company has sho,
and cleaned ont No. - on the Guyan-
dotte Land Association tract and in.
creased its production from II to 20
barrels day
On Laurel run. Union district. Wood
county. the South Penn oil Company
has completed 40 - on the J. X
henderson, farm and has a light pro
Queer in The Cow Run sand ON BIG
run. in Warrington district. Marion
county. near the location Of Kirkland.
Harris 4 Co.'S new producer on the
scott Aru"tt farm. the prospects for
an extension TO the 31-foot develop.
mcut is very promising and lease.
holders Will lose no time in startin.
new work
southeastern Ohio.
on 'hr ONO side. Zoe tIe Lowell
district. BOO Aurrliu~ township. Wash.
iugtcu county. RIPLEY Bros. have com
pietcd so. q on fL- Lille Ripley
farm and nave e buster 100 the sou. foot
sand 100 tHe Harl"-ti..r district. Bel
monf county. fhe Ohio Fuel supply
Company has romp'e-rd test on the
ttr, D. English farm and Ht- fair
.r.a 2rif eus~cr
ia-id" o. the corporate limits oi
.rou-bure Washington county. The
..pu-hurE Iron d Steel Fompans 81
..'I ou fhe John Soil 10y. drilled in
- week and started at % barrels =
.. i- holding mp at SO barrels. This
very credi'ablc showing for a
SOIL in old territory. where nothing
r'''or than q lght pump"r was ex-
.. .fnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Lawn Fctc Tonioht.

a lawn fete will be given on the
Elm Grove fair grounds tonight under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Funeral FRIDAY

lI' fInrraf of th. 'af. T.fsr Hsnfke
fH. wrU Hfrfwu resident who dIrd
1..ee1t. wy ts I,tf .r Fridav after
r."r. a goo rriYfF frru hia Iafe
H.nI.. If 500 lt'. InW street sart
I.'r lf fra house wlI Is followed bv
public afrtls'e 100 tho Zipn Lutheran
church Tho Rev q o. Henzo viii
n0ri|f. ard fho iuf'fmsnt will ro at
f,ff.rwnrI frutf,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

From her late h"m-. at No. IS Four
i'"nfh street. was held yesterday
morning 81 20 o'clock III. funeral
~ IN" late Mrs Elizabeth N.irzall.
who's" d'ath occurred SUNDAY evening
Follow INK services at the house. tho
o. mains w"r" taken 10 - Jos.ph's
aih'dral and requiem hlrh mass was
c"l' hrta"d. E"v. Father -. H. Move
'InciaiinE. Tn" services were. very.
largely attended iy Sorrowift, -.I,.i,..s
and friends Th. iut"rm.nt was made
90 Nj. calvary cemetery. tho palIbear-
'rS l"iug as follows william Wet
pei. charles W,itz.U. Louis o. I.au..
Toy Ba~."'. Irwin wood and Harr.
Gordon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
STANDARD Oh ealane.s.

Oi. CITY. July 20 Credit balance
fI.H Rum. l1s.t". average. i21.s15.
Shipments. 1sf,N7I: average. 2fsI97
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
ELM GROVE
Change Made In Postmssters at Elm
Grove-harry Bodley to Take
Charae Soon-Qther NeMs

Cnar9e Soon-Other News.
Harry II. Bodley. who was recently
appointed postmaster at Elm Grove.
has received his commis,ion from
President Taft. and will take charge
OF the Office in a short time. The Office
will be inspected before the change IL
made. Mr.. Bodley will take charge
OF the office in the present building. as
the new Office in the First National
bank will not be completed until next
week An assistant postmaster will
be appointed soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

A conceited young man imagines
that every engaged girl would like TO
break on the engagement after meet
ing him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

man can talk on a dozen different
subject easier than a woman can stop
talking on one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Weitzell Funeral

thedral. The iutermcut was made AZ
MI. Callarr cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
For Satisfactory

For Satisfactory
Concrete Work, Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Room 40 Schmulbach Building.
Bell Phone 1655-R-Nat. Phone ioil.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

ben man gets % Sw.I.,I ra,d
'h.i" u.s. NJ more lr 10 Than th.r. i~ .n
fur balloon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
"ThiS New FREE
Hair Remover Is
Surely A Marvel!'

blec -tro-la, Only Hair Remover That
Nvhlpletely Destroys Hair Foravor
sem TRIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

THIS dainty spray If emhroide
/ The flowers and leaves are done in
/ In the centers OF the flowers as +
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
BRASS kAUCKs AND
! RIFLE IN Street
: QUARREL TODAY Z.
Cowgirl and Gentleman Friend
Cause Considerable Excite
ment on Street Wien They
Run Amuck.

A s2-callbre rifle. pair Of brass
knucks and dangerous looking
pocket knife wsro the weapons flour
ished ana Newt Henley and his sister
in-law, Mrs. Carrie Hanicy, were the
principal actors In a street quarrel at
o'clock this afternoon which began
when Newt started 10 take the rifle
away from Carrie and eliminated only
when chief OF Police McMiiiin dis
patched squad OF police 10 arrest the
bcillgorents. The scrap started nj the
corner Of THIRD street and Tijeras
road. Henley Is said 10 have taken
the rifle away from his brothers house.
Carrie pursued him, armed with a
pair Of brass knucks. Newt beat" IL
TO New York avenue and Third street,
where ne took a stand, braneishing "a
pocket knlfo and the rifle. Carrie
used the knucks with good effect and
the timely arrival OF the police pre-
vented q tragedy. ~ Il Is said by by-
standcrs Henley Is said "a have
threatened 10 knife one OF the by
ISLANDERS who started 20 interfere be-
fore the bIuecoats reached the scene.
MIRA. Henley u q cowgirl who re-
Gently served SO days IN jail. She aud
her brother-in-Iav are 10 be tried be-
fore Judge CRAIG this evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
REYES IS A CLEVER
FOURFLUSHER AND
NOTHING MORE
Albuquerque Man Believes
Madero Would Make Good
as President If Not Inter
fered With.

James Boyce. n well known Albu-
auerque man returned home yesterday
after spending eight months IN the In
terror n Mexico fulfilling contracts for
boiler concerns Hc will remain here
until after the holidays. the guest Of
his sister. Mrs. Edward Mcclure. Mr..
Royce has lived number OF years In
Mexico and Is thoroughly conyersant
with the overthrow Of the Dlaz reg
ime and subsequent Developments.
Speaking today OF the situation ~ u
now exists. AR. Boyce said thai bust
moss II not IN such n disturbed con-
dillon MS u was some time ago. and a
resumption % normal operations IL
hoped Cor at an early day.
I'm Mexico City business II prog
ressing ~ usual with no Indication OF
any unrest on the surface 'snid Mr..
Royce to-day public improvements
are progressing rapidly and are not
being interrupted. Madero u endeav-
Oring t. the best ~ his ability 10 carry
on the government but II greatly ham
pcred by various political scots and fac
lions. Madcro would make good IL he
had the right opportunity"
Referring no Reyes, who has BEEN
occupying the limciight recently. Mr..
Royce said that Bernardo Is nothing
more than fourflusher who has gutl
In 80 deep that he doesn't know how
TO get out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
SUPREME COURT CASES

tspseiss Teassss@ 90 EseAisg ihsraldl
Santa Fe, n. A., Dec. 22.-The ter
ritoriai supreme court today affirmed
the following cases.
Joan "A. Friday, appellee, W.. Santa
Fe Central railway. appellant. Santa
Fo county. award of damages.
George A. Davidson. plaintlfi, ap.
pellee. vs.. +. 4. Owen. defendant, APP
pellant, Roswell.
Territory W. Malcolm Trap. APP
pellee. Corona. Lincoln county.
Tina fetch W, A. u, Renehan. np.
pellan,, motion for re-hearlng over
ruled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
POLL BOOKS IN
CARTHAGE WERE
TAMPERED WITH
IS ALLEGED
Canvassing Board After Talk
ing With officials Declares
That Certificate Must Be
Accepted in Connt.
HANNA LOSES SOME
IN RIO ARRIBA COUNTY

Santa Re. n. NJ. Dec 22.--The chief
development in today's work by tho
canvnssing board was spirited de-
bate between Judge Albert H. Fall
and Nolll u. Field. attorneys respect.
lively for the Republicans ana Demo
Gratis. when the hoard look az the
question OF alleged frauds IN the cleo
,ion returns from Carthage precinct.
The election officials from that
precinct were heard by the board ana
In response TO questions they EXPRESS.
ed the opinion that the poll books
had boen altered and that they ma
tcrially disagreed with the certificates
issued by the election officials.
The canvasslng board decided 10
accept the certificate, making dlf-
ference OF from three 10 SIX votes
gained by the Democrats
The debate between Judge Fail
and MIR. Field was probably the most
spirited tina; has taken place here
since the days OF the constitutional
convention and attracted an apprccia-
tive audience.
The canvasslng board today check
cd the work as far as SaDdoyal coun-
" with the exception OF precincts n
and go In Rio Arriba county. Cor
which the poll books have not been
received. They have been sent for
and cannot be secured before Mon.
day.
Curry county was completed with
tho exception Of precinct 6, town OF
Melrose. where there Is a dispute.
Hanna lost twenty-five votes on the
re-check In Rio Arriba county. with.
gut the two missing precincts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

Our BLACK Cat Stockings make the
ben receptacle for your Christmas
gifts az wen a. nice and useful pres
aEts 10 your frlcnda We have all
alxes Tor Men. Women and children.
Prices range from iMc 70 soc a pair.
q. Mays shoe store. sis West central.
avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

The quicker cold II gotten rid OF
the less the danger from pneumonia
ard other serious diseases. nv. n.
w. l. Hail o. Wnvcrly, Va. says:
~ firmly believe Chnmberlain'e
Fough Remedy 10 be absolutely the
best preparation on the market for
colds ! have recommended q 10 my
friends and they all agree with me. =
For sals BY al dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

earthquake OF moderate intensity .
occurred here ~ s:lb today. =
The shock listed about one min .
ute. No Ions Of life or damage 20 .
property 10 reported =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

what's the matter with your faith
err"
Hes gompering"
"Gomperlng? don't understand
you"
Hes astoundcd again az the price
Of mas nat Detroit Free. rrces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
B|GHOLIOAY GLAD
WEEK DANCES

The annex to the Gem Is being AZ
ranged for seven nights dancing start
ing tomorrow night. Zig orchestra
and good floor. First dance free lt's
the peoples holiday pleasure, orderly
and high class amusement. While this
Is not On original Ieea as the other
towns have the craze u will occur In
Albuquerque. just AZ other up 10
date happenings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

Ask for the paper Cooking Bags. they are Free, Recipes
and Instructions for using these bags in Saturdays issue Of
this paper. Saturday afternoon and evening. Hot Biscuits,
Honey and Coffee will be served to those attending this
First Annual Electric Show
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

This has never been beaten by q
Junior gig crew.
lsos-Won banner event at second
Henley at Philadelphia.
Won intermediate race, incidentally
setting new Schuylkill river record OF
minutes 1e rs seconds. This was over
tho Henley distance, which is / mile
and $50 yards.
1so7-In August won international
four at Philadelphia.
1soS-Lowered the worlds senior rec
ord over the Philadelphia Henley
course. The record was z minutes 2-s
seconds. made by the great seawan.
haka crew in 1904. The Ariels set the
record to minutes S 2-5 seconds. which
still stands.
1sos-Won at the Henley at Philadel.
phia.
Won in the Hudson Fulton regatta
In New York. rowing in q borrowed
boat. In this event the Arundel wa
the only crew outside Of those Of New
York which won q race in the twelve
given.
1s1o-Won the senior four on the Har.
lem. capturing the Columbia ladies
challenge plate. This trophy had not
been lifted from New York since 1882
Won national senior and Information.
al senior races in consecutive days
Defeated eight crews the first day and
seven the second. and these fours were
among the very best to be found in THU
country
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

among which are these: Evelyn W..
s:o2x: May Day. 2:osx: Earl, Junior.
2:osA: Independence Boy. 3:osh; Grace
O.. 2:o5A: Knight of strathmore. s:o6lh:
Dirl. a:osA: Doctor B. p. 2:osx; Lady
Isle. 2:oeA: Peter Pan, 2:osx; Mel
Wilkes. 2:osA: Ira Gray. 2:osN; sally
Stiles. 2:os1a; Nathan B.. 2:osK; Fred
r, 2:osx; Carter O.. 2:o7A: Hal Brown
2:o7k: Athol R.. 2:o7k: Halle Lou.
2:o7A: Dan Culver. 3:o7A: Sam, 2:o7K:
Manuella. 2:o7N: Sunny Jim, 2:o7E:
Dickie c.. 2:o7N: Kewanee Riley.
2:os: Tad s., 2:osN: Goldie May, 3:osK:
Dr.. Fox. 2:osh: Tom orundy, 2:oeK:
Locust Boy. 2:osA: Lady, Heronic.
2:osA: Hattie B.. 2:osK: .Exall,. 2:oeK:
May Queen. 2:os1l. and at least / dozen
others with records in $50 or 4. shade
below. =.
The grand circuit trainers NO: lontsr
stick up their noses at tho half milo
track horses. Indeed many, Of them
have some trusted scout keeping 4 An
eye on them 90 that they can draft into
their own stables those. that look tesbs
OF the right kind. -.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
WANT CHANGE. IN BOWLING.
St. Louis Tsnpin Men Advocate
Amendments TO the Laws. -

st. Louis Tsnpin Men Advocate
Amendments TO the Laws. -
At the convention Of the American
bowling congress. which win be held
in ST. Louis in January. the St Louis
tenpin bowlers will advocate, radical
changes in the rules and regulations
of the National Bowling association
despite the anticipated opposition Of
Chicago and other cities. Ono Of their
pet schemes IL to change the member.
ship in the A. B. G. from club to In.
dividual holding. Another 10 to raise
the salary Of the national secretary
$4,000, giving him an annual stipend Of
$4,000. He would then be asked to de-
vote all his time to the tenpin game.
Abe Langtry Of Milwaukee 10 tho pres-
ent secDetary.
A call was issued for the bowlers Of
st. Louis. and they will elect delegates
to the national convention on Jan. 81.
Each city IL allowed one delegate for
every ten teams entered. st. Louis has
hopes Of entering at least $50 five-man
teams, giving her at least fifteen dele
gates In this division. Twice that
many two-man teams will be repre-
sented.
st. Louis bowlers anticipate q tight
from Chicago on this score. The st.
Louis tenpinners contend. however,
that should the membership scheme be
successful and fee Of 80 cents be
charged each individual. half Of which
would go to the city association. the
revenue for the national would be
greatly increased. The present plan 10
to charge each club with an unlimited
membership 50 entrance fee. "A club
may have two or twenty members and
gain admittance to the national asso.
citation for 81. This IL radically wrong,
the st. Louis bowlers contend. 49,,
It IL expected that st. Louis viii east
solid vote for the scheme. and the
Mound City may have the assistance
Of Milwaukee and some Of the eastern
cities. If the plan carries It will tend
to increase the membership In the ma.
tional association, as many bowlers arc
not members Of clubs and therefore
cannot enter the big A. b. C..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

their crew will go that they have de-
cided to put the four rowing members
into training. They will begin shortly
at the Baltimore Athletic club and do
light indoor work there until such time
as the weather will permit them to
take to the water. Under the English
Henley rules the contesting crews are
not allowed to have q professional
coach one month prior to the races.
The crew has been rowing a. a unit
SO long 1t hardly needs q coach.
The personnel of this crack Arundel
crew is: Bow. George Hoos: 2. stoll;
8. Harry oehrl. and stroke. George e.
Parker.
The entry Of the crew to the Henley
will be sent through the National asso-
citation. 500.
Here are records Of important races
which the Arundel four has won:
1905 (sept 12).-Broke Junior gig rec
ord for a mile. Time. S minutes 80 Sec
onds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
ARUNDELS TO
ROW ABROAD
Crack Baltimore Four Dared Shell Crew Expect
to Enter Henley Re9atta

The senior Arundel four cared shell
crew of Baltimore is to 90 to England
and row In the Henley regatta on the
Thames the first week In July, 1911.
This is a certainty. barring accident.
The crew also may 60 week or so
after the Henley to Germany and con-
test In the kaiser's races near Berlin.
The crew is one which is entitled by
right to Its prowess to go and represent
America. Its record 10 about the best
made by any four in the country. After
carefully considering the matter from
financial standpoint 1t has been found
that the crew can be sent to the Hen
ny regatta for $1,000 and $500 addition
! q will finance It to Berlin.
The club has agreed to put up $500
/ g the money and the balance 10 to be
raised by subscription. Since 1t was
decided to send the crew over the pond
subscriptions amounting to several
1 hundred dollars have been received.
g. - sure are the club members that
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

stem to stern. Amidships, or possibly
very few feet aft OF the beam, trunk
Is erected. very similar to CENTER
board trunk on a sailing craft. Sus-
pended In this trunk is q stout metal
wheel. through the fiat rim Of which
project strong. sharp steel prongs
which. when the wheel revolves, dig
into the ice and propel the craft at a
terrific pace. provided the motor is
powerful enough. The motor is placed
In the stern, of course.
The ice must be comparatively clean
to give best results. II the snow is at
all deep the progress Of the craft ia
greatly hindered.
Ice Hockey.
Ice hockey is one Of the most fasci-
mating. exciting and scientific games
ever played. It ts a game for men:
essentially It is q game for youth. II
is a rugged game for strong. full
blooded men. Weddings cannot play
it. and the timid have no place on It
Hockey possesses all the spice Of polo
without the necessity for calling upon
the animal kingdom.
The growth Of hockey has been
quick. 1t is a game Of the present
generation and may be truly called q
twentieth century pastime. OF mush-
| room growth. its development has been
truly wonderful
Hockey IL game that requires skill
and courage. speed and strength, and
the man who has all Of these qualifica-
lions and a cool head 10 the man who
makes g great player. To be q good
hockey player man must necessarily
be an accomplished skater-eveu bet
ter. a master Of his skates. Then he
must be skilled in the use Of his stick
adroit In avoiding collision. quick in
Judgment and possessed Of an iron
nerve that will not fail when In the
face of impending danger. ~
l! The old fashioned shinney was I'm.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

the new 2:1o trotters Of 1910 got their
first racing experience on the two Ian
tracks. tho number including startle.
2:o6A; Major Strong, 2:o7A: Gamar,
2:o715: Peter Dorsey, 2:07h; Alice
Roosevelt. 2:osA: Charley H., 2:o7h :
Major Wellington, 2:osH: Bervaldo,
2:osk: Margate. 2:osA: Direct Tone,
S:osk; Robbie B. McGregor. 2:osk: Ad.
miral Red. 2:0sA: Gold Dollar, 2:os1s;
Pansy Elknut. 2:osh: Captain Cute,
2:0ss. and Maud Caesar, 2:o9X.
Among the 2:10 PAGERS Of the year
even . larger proportion; are graduates
OF the half mile track 'kindsrsarten.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04

trailing behind. The art Of toboggan-
Ing at the utmost speed consists in US
ing the feet as little as possible. Nat
urally every time the claws touch the
ice speed is reduced. An expert will
steer by little twitches or jerks Of his
body and will use the rakes only at the
curves.
II the steering is bungled the to-
boggan either jumps the bank or else
skids. Sometimes 1t will turn COM
pletely round. and the tobogganer may
find himself shooting down the run
backward.
A racing skeleton toboggan has q
sliding seat. so that the rider may
throw his weight forward or back
ward. The runners are slightly curved
and are quits smooth, except just at
the end, where they are grooved.
When going round a curve the. to-
bogganer throws his weight as far
back as possible and thus causes the
grooved part Of the runners to. bite
into the ice. so that skidding may be
prevented.
snpwshesins. =
sncwshoeing is another standard. Of
sorted to for purposes Of utility as
we'll as pleasure. It is not dihicult to
learn. The beginner can start right
off. provided his shoes are properly
strapped on. Successful snowshoeing
is not so much in the stride as in be-
ing correctly "hitched up" The act is
not one Of sliding. as in skating; 1t is
merely walking on the framework bot.
toms. which are wide enough to pre-
vent sinking into the snow. One cam
not go forward as rapidly on snow
shoes 40 he can walk over hard ground
In ordinary footwear. but he can pass
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-04
Most Ball Players Are Farmsrs,

George T. stallinss. former manager
Of the Yankses,! has stock farm and
cotton; plantation In Haddocks. Ga.
Fred Clarke. manager Of the Pitts.
burgs. has a grain farm in Kansas.
Billy Sullivan and Fielder Jones.
both former managers Of the Chicago
White Sox, have apple orchards in
Oregon in which they are equal part
ners. Walter Johnson has q fertile
stretch in idaho. Street is an Alabama
exponent Of the hoe. ,.'
Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs
can practically be called a farmer He
has a big orange grove In, California.
So has Orvill' Overall. the Cub pitcher.
Clarke Grihlth has a ranch in Montana.
Tommy Leach Of the Pirates is q
chicken farmer. Lou Criger and Frank
Laporte have farms in Ohio.