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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
DUNN WILL
NOT CHANGE
ALL-STARS
Plans TO Work Dubue
Against Rochester Today.

Beyond the pitchers l will stand pat
on the lineup of my All-Star team in
today's game said Manager Dunn
this morning. | am satisfied we will
take the series with the team l have
picked. though it will be closer than
expected. 1t has been suggested that
l shift Jimmy Murray so that he will
not have to play the sunfield in left.
but ] think that the Bison outfielder
can cover that field better h a either
Corcoran or Miller.
Murray had one error in the first
game that made him look bad, but
when he got the lay of the land he
was all right"
Dunn has also been blamed for show
ing favoritism in using Vickers in the
first game. but 1t was poor fielding
more than anything else that put
RUDE in bad. Had Dunn known def
nitely that a game would be played
on Saturday at Baltimore, 1t would
have beer his move to allow V1ckers
to twirl in the Monumental City. Dunn
predicts that the attendance at Balti-
more will equal that for an exhibition
game played recently with Detroit.
when more thar $4,000 paid admissions
were registered.
Dunn stated that Johnny Dubuc. OF
Montreal, would work for the Stars
today, and that Rudolph would prob
ably toll Saturday. That leaves either
Brennan or Shultz, both of Bunalo. TO
start the game Sunday at Newark.
Those who nave seen the first game
agree thai the series should be close
and that it will go at least SIX games
The opening day attendance, though
it approached the 4,500 mark, was dis
appointing, and for this reason today
contest was started a half hour later
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
FRED WELSH SEEKS
MATCH WITH WELLS.

NEW YORK, Sept, 2S.-Freddie
Welsh, the ex-champion lightweight of
Great Britain, is in New York after a
victorious campaign among the light
weights Of the Pacific coast. He is
anxious to meet Matt Wells, the pres
ent holder of the English title. and
feels sure that in another battle he
can win. Welsh has never been salts
fled with the result of their last meet
ing, and has always maintained that
he is the master of Wells. The latter
has recently expressed a willingness to
meet Welsh, but is anxious to have a
bout first with Packey Mcfarland.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
PHILADELPHIA MAY HAVE
$500, 900 FIGHT ARENA.

Philadelphia fans are enthusiastic
over the fact that they will, in all
probability have one of the largest
boxing arenas in this part of the
country. Harry D. Edwards, until re-
Gently one of the chief stockholders in
the National A. C., is the mar interest
ed in the matter. and is planning to or
ganize a corporation to be known as
the olympia" which will involve an
outlay of nearly 100000 Several crit
les In the Quaker town have ridiculed
the idea OF another boxing club, say
ms 1t will not pay. But with a real
club and good bouts offered 1t should
be a m~oney-making scheme. 1t is ex-
pected hat the big arena will be open
before the Christmas holidays.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
NEWARK BOWLING
LEAGUE SCHEDULE OUT

The schedule of the Newark Bowling
League has been adopted. The season
will open November 9. Following are
the dates picked for both the first and
second halves of the tourney:
First Half.
November 8, West End at Park, Elks
at Indians. Roseville at Kruger; NO
vember 10, Belleville at Newark, Ma
tional at Northern; November 10, In
dams at West End; November IA,
KRUGER at Elks, Newark at Roseville,
Northern at Belleville; November II,
Park at National; November 20, West
End at Kruger, Elks at Newark; NO
vember q, Roseville at Northern, Ma
tional at Indians, Belleville at Parks;
November 81, Newark at West End,
Indians at Belleville; November %,
Northern at Elks; November 20, Parks
at Roseville; November 30, Kruger at
National.
December s, National at Belleville.
West End at Roseville, Elks at Parks.
Northern at Indians; December 3,
Newark at Kruger; December IL,
Belleville at Elks, Indians at Kruger;
December 10, Parks at Newark, West
End at Northern; December IA, Rose
vile at National; December Is, Ma
tional at West End; December 10, Elks
at Roseville, Kruger at Belleville.
Northern at Parks, Newark at Indians.
January 3, West End at Elks, Rose
VILE at Belleville, National at Newark,
Northern at Kruger, Parks at Indians;
January 7, Belleville at West End, In
dams at Roseville, Kruger at Parks;
January s, Newark at Northern; n
airy II, Elks at National.
January IS, Parks at West End;
January Is, Indians at Elks, Kruger at
Roseville, Newark at Belleville; Janu-
ark 10, Northern at National; January
20, West End at Indians, Elks at
Kruger; January "a, Roseville at
Newark; January 25, Belleville at
Northern, National at Parks; January
20, Kruger at West End, Newark at
Elks, Northern at Eoseville, Parks at
Belleville.
February 2. Indians at National;
February 8. West End at Newark;
February 6, Elks at Northern, Ma
tional at Kruger, Belleville at Indians,
Roseville at Parks; February IL, Krue-
ger at Newark; February Is, Roseville
at West End. Parks and Elks, Indians
at Northern; February 16, Belleville at
National; February 20, National at
Roseville, Elks at Belleville, Newark
at Parkse, NorthernA at West End,
Kruger at Indians; February 26, Belle
vile at Kruger, Indians at Newark;
February 81. Parks at Northern; Feb
ruary 2S, Roseville at Elks
March I West End at National:
March 4, Elks At West End, Belleville
at Roseville, Indians at Parks; March
7, Kruger al Northern; March 8, New
ark at National; March IL, West End
at Belleville, National at Elks, Rose
Vile at Indians, Parks at Kruger,
Northern at Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
FAST BOB VAUGHN,
FORMER PRINCETON
STAR, NOW 4 TIGER
Benny Meyer Traded to KelIey's
Team for the Leaf by
McGlnnity.

No more will Benny Meyer, the
Hematite hustler, cavort in the uni
form of the Newark Club. Joe Nc
Ginnity put through a deal yesterday
at Rochester whereby Benny win go
to Toronto in exchange for Bobby
Vaughn, the clover Toronto shortstop.
That Meyer was scheduled to go has
been known for some time and there
were several clubs after him. Bobby
Vaughn is a former Princeton base
ball star and ven direct to the New
York Americans before being farmed
out to Toronto, where he has played
for the last W seasons. He covers
more ground than any shortstop in the
league and has a great whip, but his
hitting has always beer his worst
handicap.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
MRS. BARLOW VICTORIOUS.

1t was New York against Philadel-
phia in the final Of the women's invita-
ton golf tournament at Deal yesterday,
and Mrs. H. Barlow, the Quaker, was
the winner, over Mrs. Victor M. Earl,
the clever New York Slater. Mrs. Earl
is a member of the Deal and Wykagyl
Golf clubs, and was the runner-up In
the metropolitan championships. Mrs.
Barlow won by 8 up and l to play. The
contest was at 18 holes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
NEW BLEACHERS AT
THE POLO GROUNDS.

President John T. Brush. of the New
York National League Club, thinks the
Giants are already as good as entered
in this years worlds championship
series with the worlds champion Ath-
letlcs. Mr.. Brush yesterday took the
first step toward providing conve-
niences for the prospective spectators of
bssebalrs annual classic. Work was
begun on an additional bleacher sec
ton In the outfield, which will add to
the seating capacity of the Brush
stadium by several thousands.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
BRONSON AND HOWELL DRAW.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 2s.-Ray
Bronson, of this city, and Tommy
Howell, of Philadelphia, fought ter
fast rounds to a dra in this city last
night. Howell scored two k~nockdowns.
Bronson a the Philadelphia on the
canvas in the second, and in the con-
GLIDING round pushed him hard.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO PLAY BALL SUNDAY.

Star of Bethlehem Council, Knights
of Columbus, baseball team will cross
baths with the team representing Bay
ley Council of Elizabeth at Wieden-
mayors Park Sunday morning, Octo-
Der 1. at 10 O'Clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
COBB SAID TO BE AFTER
LINCOLN CLUB FRANCHISE

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 2s.-"Ty'
Cobb, the Detroit American League
teams sensational fielder. is reported
to be negotiating for the purchase of
the Lincoln Western League franchise.
Donald c.. Despair. owner of the local
club, admits that the franchise is in
the market. Paul Cobb, a Lincoln
player, is a brother of the Detroit
star
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
NNGsLPYS To PLAY SOCCER.

A game of soccer football has been
arranged between the Charles Kingsley
F. c., of Kearny, and the Robert Nell
son F. c. eleven. of Orange. The game
will BIS played at Harrison oval, Satur-
day at 3.15 O'Clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28

Rochester scribes who ought to be
ON the inside neither affirm or deny
Mat GAlzei will lead the Yanks next
sns son. President Barrow says 1t IL
gasAlous.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28

The matter of adopting a new ball
was brought up at the Rochester meet
ing. The contract held with a big
sporting goods firm expires this year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28

Every school boy or girl should Sc
cure one Of the Star Dictionaries. Cut
coupon from this paper.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-28
FOR THOSE WHO
+ FEAR GIANTS MAY
T NOT GET THE FLAG

New York must lose almost
every one of It's remaining fif-
team pust win nearly all of the
ten games still on it's schedule
to beat the Giants out of the
National League pennant. New
York can lose eight games and
still win the pennant. come what
else may.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. general
regulations for the transportation OF
explosives n other dangerous arti-
cles 10y freight and by express today
were issued by the Interstate CONNER
&c Commission.
PARIS-Professor Odilon Mars Ian
nelOngue. the celebrated surgeon, died
last night. age 20 years.
WASHINGTON.-The pen with
which President Taft signed the Joint
resolution to abrogate the treaty OF
lsS2 with Russia today was sent TO
Secretary Seelenfreund. OF the Inde-
pendent order OF r. MAI Birth. at
Chicago.
MEXICO CITY-An earthquakes OF
moderate Intensity occurred here at
6:i5 today. The shock lasted about
one minute. No loss Of life or dam
age 10 property is reported.
TOPEKA. Kan.-Rev. Charles ".
Sheldon. author OF In His Steps"
and today resigned the passionate here
which he has held for % years. lie
will make n tour OF the world.
CUICAGO-Mrs. Tinia Watson died
today as n result Of being hot with a
revolver and attacked with "A hammer
In her home here yesterday. Police
are holding julius Christianson.
Los ANGELES-washington Had
ley. aged -. who claimed to be the
oldest bank president in active service
in the United States Is dead at his
home in Whittier. near here.
CHARLESTON. W. Va-Sinc boys
from nine to nineteen years OF age.
have been taken from g. q .. trains
here. They escaped from nm indus
trial home IN Ohio. where they will be
returned.
BOSTON-It is claimed seventy wo-
men were lured from this city IN 1910
70 become wives OF Mormons.
WASHISGTON-President Taft to-
day approved the measure granting
permission for the erection 81 a MEM
orlal statue to the American indian
In New York harbor.
CLEVELAND-Mrs Elroy VI. Avery
aged 81. cditress 81 the official paper
OF the II. \. X. Is dead here.
ATLANTA. GA Seaboard Airline
tram was derailed near Gloustcr today
and al were injured.
BOULOGNE-SUR--MER. France
a fishing boat. the Sainte Catherine.
was sunk in the English channel IN
hire with u fishermen on board.
NEW YORK-Whne taking a Tur-
kish bath. Mrs Anna Herman. aged
80. swallowed her false teeth and
strangled To death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
GREEK CELEBRATION
Will Obssrvs Christmas Of Grsaorian
Calendar With Banquet az
American.

Though according t0 The calendar ~
he Greek church. Christmas falls tg
DAYS lat'f than hy the Crcrorian caicn
dlr by which America calculates time
yet the Whsefng Greeks Will observe
Monday ss Christmas The change Is
made uwirr fo The fac that business
houses viii 0lorc and there WIN Do. uo
f' sor Inr k.'piur open their esfan-
u.hmenfs =
The EMPLOYEES OF the American Dairy
Luurh ar, planning an rIsIurnf. rr.e.
hrtfIon tn he heId af fI. restaurant
N'fHfrn D inIre 81 ami . O'Clock
Ir afternoon During this fimr
thr restaurant nU Dol. closed f1 tho
rubii. sui Hr elaborate dinner VIII boz
aurrHn ir fhr true Greciau e.rIe he
slde tho CREEKS who Will n- 80 the
I"sfal board. Oh uumhrr ~ friends have
been tiidsn and will enter heartily into
f1r spirit rf fhe rTnfr and fnr do.
mono. VIII ne ts Greek as their hosts.
.,r n' frr OBJ. i~nrrutrr Witch rtn
hardly bel copied un s.,u short uo-
ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
MA GOOSE PARTY
Local Lodge Of Elks Arranging For
Social Affair That VIII be a
Novelty.

The third Of the series ~ subscrip-
ton dances u " heeling Lodge 80.
Is. g. = o. r.. will be held 40 the
Eiks auditorium on Wednesday even-
irG. January 10 10 will be quite a
novelty and IN the nature 81 n Mother
Goose Party. all participants ~ which
are expected 90 represent some char
arter from the old favorite nursery
rtmos The committed composed 0f
John Klari chairman. carl LainR.
David g. Mckee. Charles Auf. Peter
Fih. Jr walter Bloomfield. Harry
Ruhle. Mark El1vinow and Anton
ii.bergou suggest hat The following
lief ~ characters poe represrnf~d.
Little Hor Blue. simple simon. lift
fie &c. Peep curly Locks. Litti. Iac.
Homer. TACK and the Bean stock.
Blue Ulrd. Mother Hubbard. Tom tho
Pipers SON Little Miss MunIt. Jack
Srratt and wife. Jack and Iu1. Little
Tom Tucker. Aladdin. Iiffio Red MD
iuEuDud. Robin Ecdhr. aaf. lfarf and
her Little lamb. LuD~ Lockct. Tom
Thumb. cinderella. Heaufv and the
Beast. Babes in Do woods. Jack. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
REINDEER MEAT
May Become Common Food n Amer.
lea Declares Alaskan
Official

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Reindcor
meat from Alaska may be a food com
mon 10 the American table in the
near future. This opinion was ex-
pressed today by William r. Lopp. in
charge or the governments reindec
service. who has just returned from q
$4,000 mile o u Of inspection througl
Alaska on behalf OF the United states
bureau Of education.
"A commercial shipment Of rein
deer meat. the FIRST made into this
country. has just been received at
Seattle said Mr.. Lopp. IN 20 years
from now. az the present rate OF in
crease. there should be 5000. 900 prime
beef reindeer In Alaska. or which the
people % this country can depend for
much % their flesh diet. In taste.
reindeer meat is a eros between NUT
ton and beef. but more palatable than
than either.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Contra ctor Injured By
Terrific Gas Explosion
Isnts Match After Opening Window
TO Allow Gas 70 Escape
From Room.
WIFE eRAvELV
COMES TO REscUE
m OF Island Residence Blown Ou,
BY Imperfect Natural Gas
Connection.

by a terrific gas explosion that
the residents Of the Garden
Spot about $3.50 o'clock last evening.
James Nichols. a contracting carpen-
ter and his wife. Ida Nichols. sustained
Injuries which. while very painful. will
o prove serious.
The house is located at No. 81 Ohio
street and owned By Mrs. Emma q.
flaccus. a new connection with rub
Der hose had been made By Mr.. Mich
OILS yesterday afternoon and his three
children playing in the room. which
was In the rear On the second floor Of
the house. probably Jared the connec
ton loose. The children smelled the
escaping gas and informed their father
of the fact. lie Investigated and
opened a window in the room 10 al
low b gas to escape. Thinking this
bad been accomplished, Mr.. Nichols
struck a match and almost instantly
the explosion occurred. setting fire to
his clothing and badly burning him
about the face. hands and shoulder.
lie rushed down stairs to the yard and
his wife Immediately went 10 his res
cue. tearing the burning clothing from
his body with her hands and sustain
ing painful burns.
DIS. Etzler and Megrail were sum
and rendered the necessary
surgical treatment. \ still alarm was
also sent to the Island hose company
which responded and soon had the
blaze under control. The damage done
TO the building will amount to consid-
cradle. the entire rear end OF the
second floor being blown out and the
doors OF the kitchen on the ground
for were torn from their hinges. Some
bedding and a dresser in the sleeping
were destroyed by the fire that
followed the explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
WHITE INQUEST TO BE
CONDUCTED THIS MORNING

In the Palace morgue on Main street
this morning a. $50 o'clock Acting
Coroner Dr Charles H. Keesor will
conduct an inquest over the body Of
Chauncey White. who was killed near
Battle Run on Thursday even,ng waen
a CITY g. Film Grove car ran over him.
Several witnosses. including the crew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

Giant Killer. Fairy. Mother Goose.
Witch. old King Cole and His
Ftddl'rs THREE.
Meisters fun orchestra will render
"a rP' cial program 81 dance music.
~ we event promises To be- on. of
the most enjoyable ever conducted by
IL" "i-EaniAatlon which has already
demonstrated its ability to furnish
novelties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
SEALED

Notice to Manufacturers. Jobosrs. Msr-
chants and Other wholesale Dealers
the State Board OF Control Of the state
Of West Virginia will receive bide daily
at it1 office At Charleston, West Viz
Einfa. for. furnishing supplies for tie
several state Institutions. the financial
management % which 10 vested "a said
Board. Contracts Will be awarded 70 me
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
oIher things being equal. W-st irs.nia
dealers will BE given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed VIII b fur
nisted bidders on receipt OF requests
stating fhe line desired.
STATE IA Or CONTROL.
og-t-tf Ghac.estoE- West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

Among tire most productive Industries
E0ren IRE Ifr gold mines. end rsre.
rHIiE those controlled hy American cit-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

o. has been found In Ar6aIls'a That IN
hard trips che oris saddle horses survive
lrr extreme Haffe irs Hr1 lack ~ food
ore t-e spanish the Imported horses oil
ruUUImh
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LETTER s

Llst OF letters remaining IN the post
eIlre NJ Wheeling. Orio county. W. Va
saturday. December -. 1911. To Obtain
any OF the following tne applicant must
list:
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GENERAL NOTICES
Application Tor SsTdos'

Application for Pardon.
notice Ia hereby Hfren that on O.
about the End dHY % 10 1912 arr
application viii DO filed uffH b. 90
lieraon. pardon attorney. Charleston
F4f Nirginfa. Tor The pardon N charles
Hlrtmnrs convicted % the crime
~ false p~rrf~nar. Hf mo sep.
temher term. 1910 - tie crfmf.
uaI court 90 ohio county and serfeuref
70 lmrrI euumerf Iu Tire West virginia
years
S,snefI CHARLES HARTMAN
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Stockholders Meeting.
Stockholders Meeting.

aNo1AaoAasFA AeNNAhA
The annual meetinE 81 the atoraloid-
srf " Tho National Exchange Hauk 0s
" rrrIluF Whesllrg. W ~. viii ue held
az TIE office - the hunE. Tuesday. Ianu-
arf. ff.. 1912. between the hours m fen
and Twelve I look a w for frr election
~ nine directors. and fht transaction ~
such other cuisines. az may properly
some before TOO mesfInr
C ~ JEFFEEs. Cashier
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BertsChv

FCvEnNL DtHECTOh AND
bhTERtEL EMBALMER
1122 and 1924 Main Street.
CALI Answer bay or Might
store Phouss 635.
Vic l. hertschy. Hell Phone 12S2.R
g. = hertschy. Nat Phone izggY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
POUITRY.


oHFIH0TONB RUFF hens pullefs. cock
ereIs. choice tluck rorkrrels Inspec-
ion invited Boil phones Prices right
~ Marsh. d-11-30f
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Mr.. MERCHANT:

We can't close our Awning Department now and lay of
all our employees till spring.
Neither can we make up in five or six spring weeks all Of
the Awnings our patrons would order then if we let them wait.
BY ordering now you can save something ON the price. he
sides having the assurance that your Awning viii Ne ready
when you want IL. Order now and keep us busy.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Company
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FOR RENT
JAMES L. HAWLEY

ron HEHT-rhres u4.sty furnisbs1
ICONS Tor NEnf u-puacEeeplna Arafv
30 North Front street Tv-aTfrF
Fon ~HT-t-room fiat 9Th Dats
urst Icor5 also ,, = end s-room 0afa
nleely furnished htted Cd for UxEt
he~useGeepins, rent reaaonabls Appig
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BFuemmer 9 Hndebrand

f1asrAi otfsctots sns ~NmbaLnsra
GCrrFf karaat ann WautF-aHrnr afa
heaenoaA AaL us~s aAn aad 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
fOS2-ElMc RoNE-6roomedn frame residence "a I'M water c.no,, u.n.
70 l cellar; 10. 4Oxl95; centrally located. $500
fO--WARWooD-A e modern residence " 8 room hardwood ert.A
cabinet manles reception hall. sliding doors. cerenta cau,r 90
laundry; heated by furnace. Only $500.
f1oe-N. MAIN ST-6roomed brick and frame dweujn9 .s 81 .-
bargain. Only $500 WATER d
f1-ElM ST-6roomed dwelling ARRANGED for two t,,ro. - -,
Don gas an water. Only 5000 '
soo buys a valuable building Iot-LovELANp
L. A. ROLF AGENCY
70. 18th Street U's Insurance
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WANTED-Female Help

about l6 years old for
ntht houSeN ork. Inquire 9O4 Market
street sesond floor. .. d-2I-I
WAHTED-Two maids. Cook az
chambermaid. References reouir.d
Apply 1874 Chapline St d-iS-i
WAETED-Four young ladies' for out.
SD work. steady position and GOOD
pas 10 a hustIiuC young lady. Appiv
manager Peoples store. f5i5-i7 Market
~. N-LE-tr
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ron SALE mile east Of Hsrnesvul.
o.. home containing five acres ar
roOned mouse. halls. bath. furnace. never
railing well In pantry. Stable. Eralnery.
chicken house. etc. Telephone. electric
lisht natural gas. one OF the incest
locations IN the county. Good variety
or fruit. Fronts on two roads. one ma
cadAmized Write or call Henry stanton.
r. D. No. ]. B~arnesviie. o. d-i2-x
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Foh sALE-smaii r-Jltry farm Point
50 q 2 room dwelling. good ccIIar' ueii
HALtF at the door,. out buildings. $4,000
o. T STILES. Triadelphfa. W. Va.
n-2f-2st
TOR SALE-Oli.e typewriter. roof
condition r. J. smith. $40 Main 81
wheeling Nat i357-8. Bell s72-R.
u-1Af 70
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The Detroit times., 1911-06-09
Ruth Dillon Shifted.

Ruth Dillon, 2 666 I'd trottfhg, Is be-
ing tried on pace and acts as though
she would go very fast.