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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16
Home Course In
Tree Preservation
By JOHN DAVEY.
Father Of Tree Surgery.
w. Errors In Transplantins
Trees.

copyright. 1910. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
"A MERICA was the land of for
IA ests." but mountain. dale, hill
and plain are now about de
ude Of her trees, thereby destroying
both wealth and glory. was recent.
~ called to Phillipsburg, Pa, to give
a lecture on "The Salvation of Our
Irees," and in going from Tyrone to
P%hillipsburg it nearly made the heart
sick. The beautiful hills on that part
of the Allegheny mountains were en-
tirely stripped of trees. and even the
young growth, six inches in diameter,
had been cut away to be used as min
ing props" The coal mines are near
~ exhausted, and many people told me
they would not live on the lands lust
for paying the taxes, for they would
starve to death. And yet on those
hills forty years ago were growing the
most magnificent specimens of pines,
hemlock and other conifers. 1t is with
sadness that the people have seen the
pristine forests fade away.
There is an instructive love of the
tree in man, and as he looks upon the
barren bleakness Of treeless expanse
he signs for something to relieve the
dreary, monotonous baroness of the
soil and commences to realize what il
means to be without shade in the heat
Of summer and no trees to break the
fury of the blasts in winter; hence he
readily saw that there should be shade
trees by the highway. clumps or groves
around the home, as well as the fruit
trees in the orchard and garden. He
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16
ITO BE Continued
HurnOr and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
BY DUNCAN ~. SMITH

THE American boy can always find
something to celebrate, but even if
he couldn't it wouldn't make any diff
ference to him. He would just go on
celebrating anyway.
Flattery is always acceptable provid-
ed that it is Of the approved brand.
Clothes don't make Il man, but some
times his wife's clothes unmake him.
1t is easy enough to be comfortable
at some n else's expense.
The whisky that he didn't drink
hurts no man. 1t is different with a
woman.
Supporting a husband keeps lots of
women out Of the suffrage movement.
Getting what doesn't belong to us
gives us most of our trouble.
The man who minds his W bust
ness has an easy boss.
Many a bad man has died in a good
cause
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16
P v.
II AM AN INNOCENT MAN

II AM AN INNOCENT MAN"
II STRUGGLED with my dilemma
for hours. l had relatives and
l had friends. some Of whom
had come to see me and gone
away deeply grieved at my r%eticence.
I was swayed, too, by another con
sideration. / had deeply loved my
mother. She was dead, but 1 had
her honor to think Of. Should it be
said she had a murderer for her son?
In the height Of my inner conflict
I had almost cried aloud the fierce
denial which would arise at this
thought. But ere the word could leave
my lips such a vision rose before me
of a bewildering young face with Won
derful eyes and a smile too innocent
for guile and too loving for hypocrisy
that I forgot my late antagonistic feel
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets do not sicken or grippe, and may
be taken with perfect safety by the
most delicate woman or the youngest
child. The old and feeble will also find
them a most suitable remedy for aiding
and strengthen their weakened diges-
tionand for regulating the bowels. For
sale by Fl. E. Close & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16

" am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing 4 know OF and safest remedy for
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble"
writes Mrs. l.. .B. Arnold Of Denver.
Colo. 1--WE have used IL repeatedlyIand
" has never failed TO give relief" For
sale by II. n. Close u 90.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16

1910. by American Press Asso-
ciation,1
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-16

over. Knowing this. the top is taken
off. with the result that has been de-
scribed.
The best size for common planting
is a tree about as big as a broom han
die. The proportions Of the length Of
such a tree. say a maple or elm, would
be almost twelve feet, and a good stake
would hold 1t In place. A small tree
will almost invariably grow. because
II has It's feeding roots."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
BOND ISSUE

SHANGHAI. Dec E-Tle southern
reyoiutouar.es apparently are more
than ever determined upon The cnace.
mrnt % rh" Nauriu administration.
even 20 the ch.ld emperor. az The only
terms upon which peace can be
made The abdicatiou OF the regen,
i- regarded with suspicion
Notwithstanding the peace negotia.
Tons ~ Wa chang rnt Shanghai
thos" or the head OF the republican
movement az Is meeting tonight de-
cided to float the first issue OF repub.i-
can "ar bonds. amounting 90 Ten mil.
lion taeis. The bond Wl.I b. Issued
ir denomination o. 100. 5D. Do and o..
the issue price being - per cent o. ne
lace value, the average rate OF Interest
being twelve per cent They are pay
able in sin years by the agent o. Ole
New Republican bank. which has a
capital az fo.0up.uUD az the present
time subscribed entirely by Chinese.
Hope vas expressed a. the meeting
that Americans could Doe Induced 10
subscribe
ArranEemeufs practically have been
completed for meeting OF delegates
reprrseui.ng te shanghai republicans
and Yuan Shi KaL 20 discuss terms
.of peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
FIGHT MINERS
o-io OPERATORS Nav stssr
INCREASED WAGE oENASOs
TrSees'ier s.s-lttss ts E-tsr t-,s
ir'e-s'sts ~.ss As-es-s-, Vase
81 CrlE.s

CLEVELAND % D. s-Os.s era.
-1~rators net here tocay an. az
oass-i .i4ns ,5r 90 AuAses ~ita
oia'r go~e-t-l coa. 9ro4lc.as inter
esis Dr. 10 salt ta~ oh.o ose-atcrs an
i-e-GA'v demands for hishsr ~ag-s
irom tae a.iae 4c-kers and ar-r.h-rc
a-T4a7s arn- spr.ag lnie-s th- Dc
.nAtls D. zrarfed
De- lc--,uE gas h-l1 teh.na cios.i
d1Vrs blt 81, sas SAD tsa- tA. op.r
Aiors cpus.derv1 az Invitation extend
80 .. J . Waite. pres cent q the
allied states Nine WcrAsrs o. Amer
-ca. Tor TIE operators e. ma-s st.tes
to forget Old Differences auf Ka,h~f
~ chicago on December -. % draN
~ A. Interstate ~age scale such a
tea'e n4s ~ force untI isos Nhsn
OPERATORS % Oain. Illinois. Indiana
Aha FerEsy .san4a. meeting a. enc o..
LA- cnllc not r~ach an Agreement
Tor .iH cnEtin lance The OA.3 SAGE
asrrvueut rNp. oes Mach Oper
atofs maintain that he Oh.8 workers
are NeA paid il com.ar. sou On
those .l 1th-r states. b-t said ne
"urAuen elI stand OF tor al m
crease
Ire United Miu- Norsers o-.cia.
are 20 nee, December De-. ~leu. D., b.
SAID. here Viii be "a renewed discus
sion oirn ln-rrsta-' seals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
WABASH RECEIVER

NEW YORK Dec c--An Informal
.crrfareuce ~ tte reconciliation com.
ui-,en 0f fhe wabash railroad vas
held here to-day. bur it vas reported
that only routine matters Erre con.
sifered ruoUc'auy Be- vas said that
tho matter of the rece'vcrship ~ fIe
road vac stI uncertain. buf that r0
step of definite character would be
taken until the committee had mode
n thorough examination OF the com.
rauy's finances and physical proper
tics
That fre Wabash road .s uow prac-
rcsiiy ouf ~ - hands 0f the GouIds
Dol o1rredrd by those most Interested
Dol Tho read nstrent off its afairs The
outcome ~ ffr plan 20 generalization
subr Hfsf fp fhe wabash by tho
Wheeling q Lake Erie and Pi'fsburEh
Terminal roads is stl in doubt. and
ifs acceptance .n Ifs present form is
regarded as improbable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
TEAM GETS FUDGE
'-isn squad "ttn Fudge a. Token
o. Sppreeisti

Each member - the lean watch
Represented Wh"elirE high school on
ere grtd.ron during the season JUS,
past Nas presented ~lth u on~pouud
box - lodge yesterday Afferuoor.
ahether le had distinguished himself
5y br.ilian, playing during the s-a-
sou or not
Coach Johns and Captain Hosrner
aero looked upon with more favor
than the rest % the squad and were
rendered a hye.pound box by the Fair
Students Miss Anna McGreEo- rep
Resented The girls and presented the
candy % the members % the team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
WHEELING BOYS
GIVEN LETTERS

= =. t.sEa o. o. Lrr .Et-l.-serl-r
&oElAN- lWs ia -. A. 81
1919 ~ go Afr.stl- h.4r- % ~
= - W. .ala alrsrslty - artsrlarn
a. .st-~fH ~arr aaar4El 81. f.s
80 taA Earf tr - see
49, agr- f-s s-a-rr Ttr .st .a-
80 Ia h-4s as .-ces-a 80. ~aar.
" tHr rr.. Narfrr H..Hf Tar. 10
IA ulsss. f.er letters rr- r-.r - q
80 u--Fs n. Be- 49, ~ rr.n tls Tsnt
fftr fnr .a. falr Trrs e srrgs
- 80 -la' rr fn arn arr
- re .af fa.r aHf fraser ..s- - en
- 'e4 Oh. .-f fsare ll zee Trt.uE .ota
= i a-l aa TAD. ~ nsrrr AVE q
'- stla fH AS fNs De far. u1.Ie
- d. .a4l.r Del rs.rg Zoe 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
Burns In Philaeeiehis

PHILADELPHIA. Dec -Det.e.
i've blrhs today luuched al the city
e.4b ~.ih tie newly appointed heads
OF ihe departments Of public Norks
ana public safety and several men
prominent ia independent political
movements here la The afternoon h-
visited Rudolph Blaukeuburg. the
hc~.y elected reform mayor. In th.
.Atlers on.ce "a city hall he also
visited The offices OF the directors OF
pNhilc works aud public safety IA
IN" Iatirr onice Director Porter called
.h superintendent OF Police TAYLOR
ana introduced him 60 the detective.
Detective Burns tonight declared
that no sgnifcance should De- attach.
go 20 his visit iie said h. had sim.
ply called o. congratulate the re~
mayor and members Of bis Official
ftnuy.
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White iss.ss Cal

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec John =
White, president % the United Minis
WORKERS OF America. to-day issued a
eAll Tor conference 90 operators "a
The central competitive le.d. CON
pr'sirg Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and
western Pennsylvania. 90 D. held 10
'hicago December - President
White believes thai the wage scale
should b" uniform IN a competitive
district and wll abk the operators 10
COOPERATE 10 obtaining D. when new
contracts are made April Wage
scales have not been uniform in the
district since 1907. aud President
White ASSERTS most ~ the trouble be-
t~"eh u" union and operators has
been traceab'r Co that rauz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
6 DEAD IN WRECKS
TRIPLE DISASTER ON PENNsYL
WANNA. NEAR PITTSBURGH.
sixty thousand Dollars Worth o.
Race Horses Also Perish IN
the CraEh

SIXTY thousand Dollars Worm o.
Race Horses Also Perish IN
the Crash.
PlTTSBl RGH. Pa. Dec Six
men were killed and five injured 10
daF Boo triple wreck az Two freights
and fast express train on the Penn.
sylvania Railroad az DEVILS Bend
near Manor. ga. 20 miles east o.
here The dead
Frank oaiy. of Irwin. Pa. engineer
81 express
lIeved to be wealthy ranch owner
Robert S. Milne. Bradford. o.
Arthur Bond Bradford. o
n. Beardineha express messenger
jersey city. y J
Unknown man.
one freight became stalled and a
second crashed into it Before warn.
ms could be- given. the express train.
carrying nothing but express business.
ves'bouni smashed into the freight
vrechaee
There were twenty horses being
transported west OF the express
train. and an we're kliied.
Thimau DO believed to have been
iu Nev York purchasing valuable
horses in bio pockets were found re
ceIpts showing that be- had purchased
ter horses for $4,000.
lf I- estimated that tho total value
% the horses killed vas between $50
Ono ami $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

NEW YORK Dec e. -OiioyaUul Raj
ceyich. holder ~ the Italian heavy
weight srestiing TITLE. threw six
hryN ~elghts in Iass than twenty min.
ut-s actual Ar,ftIiuE time no Madt
SON square Garden tonight upon his
fret appearance ou fhc mst 10 Amer
90. The champion untook 20 throw all
tho men lu TAO hours Tim" catch as
catch can style. with only q mC ment O.
rest between bout and % forfeit
800" 90 each man be did not throw iu
twenty minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
CONVICT STANDARD

BUFFALO. y. y. Dec G. Jury
in the United States court fonIsbt
returned % verdict o. guilty In the
case of tnp government AGAINST the
standard OIL company Tor accepting
rebates from fhe Sev York Central
and fenrs rlttlla railroad. or shin.
menfs az oil from OIean. ~ 20 Bur.
insiol. ". during 1905 and 1905 The
railroads have been convicted and
tned fur giving tle rebates There
we're lfa points fr th. Indictment
lion which tho Standard OF com
rany wac convicted. each o. which Ia
punishable hy ~ tnr of $4,000. An
appeal Fil ba taken 'o fha .uprems
court Tho jury aas one only twenty
Two mlgfcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
RUSSIA DENOUNCED

NEW YORK. Dec Abrogation o.
the treaty % friendly relations be-
tween the United states and Russia.
made in 1892. was made ln speeches
delivered by a dozen or more men az
national prom hence and lu reso.u.
tons adopted at large mass meet
ing held in Carnegie hail toulght
Andrew j.. White. former United
States ambassador to Russia. Was
chairman OF the meeting DE was
one ~ The but fa4 speakers who
strongly urged thai Russia be Invited
90 arbltraie the question a. The
Hague before a movement vas made
20 atroZafs the treaty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

BASKETBALL
5eiiaire Independents VIII Play Com
pang a. 81 zanesyiile. Sat.
urday Evenp

on saturday evening. December TO-
.at tlc Heila.ro high school gym. Win
Dr. STAGED one o. Che greatest games
ODE patrons of This popular sport have
bad OBJ chance '1 witness f8r a Irre
umr. The confesUuE teams uUI b.
fao Uoilalre Independents and Com
pauy A.. of Che Lanesvllfr Armor.
Tho latter team sfI -rtaina fbo
championship uf uii aruorv teams n
Ohio. an honor which hey have haId
for three Years
lhe game starts rromHry 40 ,
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
tRPEL BRIDGE WORKERS
FROM 4. 3. Of L

ATCHlsON. Has. Dec.
Expulsion oi the structural
Iron and Bridge Workers
union from o.. American Fed
Grafton az Labor 10 further 10
vestgatiou shows the officers
had know ledge OF tLe plottiLgs
OF the McNhmaras is recon
mert"d 10 "a resolution adopt
Cd by the Atchison Trades and
Labor council today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
HOLD POISONER

NEW YORK. DeC b-TFe rorl.
rer.a jury sitting af ffn Inquest into
fre death of Nrs alice T-.sf-aal
Saauss. Url ton cff erarfr.t.I
Thomas Toueu. Who bad ben &C.
cused of placing carrofr .rH be-.
i1re the a0ms- Pol f-rk aler che
.n.nof n parry. Including To-ten ana
I've cOmDar. ols. 80 the Coli house
rrsfsurarf lr Van Cortland tarr
sunday we.s AGO Tl. coroner.
however. d.d nor approve 90 f-a rer.
.ficf and he'd Toter .n $4,000 BAH
fcr Che ErarI jury
Ioffnl Owe .Urpar arrl. dis
CHARGED from custody
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
N NAMARAS
toesiiaa.s . 20. r..,l

Ger ~ connection ~ith the Tll~. Dli.
ms dsnamitins Eere about 20 b. ar
rested "a Tie east arU4frd great iateF
ee' toI.sEt tAc-pf James % Mona
nara himself. schmidt - salc 70 xnov
more about the Times disaster ttan
any other faaa schmidt. Captain and
McNsuara acre together On yar.o.
expeditions. 90 10 sald.
Attorne' Joseph Scott. Nhosc re-
eiee ,-1n 20 t-- rChoo. board. " ~h.ch
Ae is LoA president. aas threatened
because " his Aasoc "A lion u he Nc
Nainara defense. discovered % DAP Dc
Lad been successful rulsL4ug a. the
bottom ~ Tie Ast % ma,oriti-s "A
lA- preceding election he Id the
ticket
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END INSTITUTE
Mi0ins Wen % Fsrmont sssnd lat
osJ o. Meeting In Inspecting
lnduafrIea

I'r-'.. f. f.s f.fr.. rr-.r.
FAihhONT vs. Va. Dec -THr
"rst Virginia s'at. WIn.nr institute
came i9 "a close hero today after a
F"rb slrcn.sfIi three DAYS session
Today ffe institute rrn Tie .rasf
W .ne fa.rmonf chamber of commerce.
a.l '.rIH1 Trip about tho CITY
...Iinf Pho West EIrg.r'a ovens
lnt.lIf8 "orkF ha Mor9naah Giass
-ofka and other plant. ~ he CITY.
The party visited fra f..- vrgrrss
Irrp PARK ffa Watson homes ana
other points OF Interest a frio f0
some OF fle slrr0luI.nr uines CON.
I.e'n1 f.e rip which aas greatly On.
-.frI bf those af1 rrruoaef fhs
party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
sLoooY Riors

CONsrANTfNOPLE. Dec s-serI
Gus riotne has taken place at lstIh
about ninety niles north OF saiouik.
ccranruerf on The bomb outrage Ir
M mosque fharn nr December a. utfr
twelve persons we're allied and tucn
ty wounded Tie Tlrks mi rerelg.
attacked fre FUIEar.ara unru fler
accused OF hc.re fte prrps 'raf1rs Of
fhr outrage. killing fourteen ard
uorrd.rr l-- 90 Them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
MAYOR OF TOLEDO
REFUSES MORE MONEY

TOLEDO. &. Dec q Mayor
Brand WhIti0ck today rcfls
cd to accept an increase Of
$500 in Dis salary a. chief
executive OF Che city Do so
Informed me chairman OF fhe
finance committee thaf Eas fo
have made The recommend.
ton fhis evening His pres
cuf saiary Del $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Special Dispatch Co tf~ Intelligence
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. Dec o. -
Rev. Abner e Hopkins. ID H.. former
chaplain OF StouewaI Jacksons brlg.
abe and prominent Presbyterian min.
lsfer. is dead here az the age or 90
and after aity-ouc years 200 church
work. he was ordained az Martins.
burg W Va. and leaves "a wife and
seven CtIldreu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
LOCAL SoesENEa PREDICT
eEospERogs sESsOs
Ne Salaries ~ Sc c.; ~ ,ns Cen
v-i fsss.-sasssat csss.p 'sr
trs Fsrs
nr HuH

HoicinE lat@s ln 40 of re- "a. 81.
hafmilr facirg r.r.l.fs Id "a. C9-r
w. Hhe-fnE Lar briztf flfur- fgf
nstt season ana incicatioca are fLa
ne bsst harn~ss fors~r fra- ever
scored FOR fhr s1r1 all 30 quar-.
Tered - The lsIza1 POI e-ea 9' fEe
b.S fair Lafsa f1r me larl04a ofh~-
elites in TIE iaEe EfIr cirrgit eili
Do arranged a. tae meeting neH.
month a. Erie. ph.ir re mouth fa.
loving the dates FOR tho ono MARI
land Vest virginia felEsy vania c.f
cut I'll b. aulaaucrd
Thla city has chosen fhe ur-a o,
Septsfn ber bfh 'nF The 1919 race meet
and the tao cirr4ffs have sanctioned
the dates and a. me coming meet.
VIII build up around these dates The
OUTLOOK is ters bright fgr Nhee. ~
and 10 o. uuc~rutoof fa4r both circuits
NIL book Canton aud HaEhlu zton thr
week pracedihs WleeI The cream
OF the horses from Dol. b 90 thee. cltlrs
VII then D. shipped here. Rhilc fl-
Michigan ana Canadian circuits viii
send down nlm5vr uf tr1rf-rH and
PAGERS 20 try Tor iuc rich stakes and
purses that will 10. cafd-i
Col. Robert Anderson. the veteran
speed Hccrefhrr of tho association i-
already planning Tor The meeting next
season and Wili attend both the rae.
ING circuit meetings 20 se- that
Wheeling .s given the dates shat che
has assigned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
STATE DEATHS


ST MARYS. " Va. dec. g.
Charles Gardner. member OF the arm
% Gardner Bros butchers. died
"Wednesday morning after long 30.
ness With typhoid fever. tie Was a.
years % axe. AID issurylyed by hts
wife and four children The funeral
viii occur on Friday afternoon.
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MANNlNGTON. ". Va. Dec g.
The 3 mou'hsold daughter OF SIR. and
Mrs Ariie Hawkins. o. this city vas
found dead in the crib by thc mother
Coroner Lloyd hold insufficient nour-
lshuauf wac Pie cause
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william, ob.saules.

pe,.ai Dispatch Oh, tAs Inteiusea.er
SISTERsV1LLE. W Va. Dec G.
Joseph Williams. AGED 81. whose
death occurred 40 Watkins. was aid
70 rest today in Lazear.s chapel Hc
was kell known throughout Taylor
county
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INWOOD. ". Va. Dec John "
Roland. ated %. died here while on
a NirIt tO bis sister. \ wife and
daughter survive. The funeral was
held today. With interment ~ Ger
ardatoNu.
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Wheeling to Hold Dates
In Lake Erie Circuit

sfason. l---i -as G.sy-1 great sali
a. sLorr fof t1- ioca. t-an
iAsfe ls -crs.defas-s a. 90 orFaa
ifl'f a r4a-a cage tn feis v.clrlty
-lish ~ollt cgmDf-r- fh- -1aus %
ho-n1triil@. Sea 1900 AarrinEtor.
p A-f1soni. liaf4a1urE s.s--rssill-. q
1lt-fosu circuit
Nalas~r Graz .au - LoulsF.l .
states be- o. SLING f. -laac. "a
faaalnu. ~ team I'd. t1s Ohlo staf.
.eas4~ neat season 10, .ld.az BE- caa
Poi F'f-- q s4arauts. 20 A. rae a-t-sa
arr~ 'ar tl. entire season
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cHrstnss-We-'s Sea- ~ o-ivi~e
Cloves s3es. s4ss. McFApDFN,e


FIITShl HiH. Doc Arrar.
Klaus of Pittsburgh. ana JACK Dillon.
OF indianapolis rfff'aveI erfs. frr.t.
ssN rounds to a DRAW here to.rirht
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Rabbit" Jewel who % is under
stood viii be traded. Will probably
play ball In the O. A Z League next
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LIVINGSTONE
SOLD TO MAPS
FORMER WHEELING cATcaEs 40
LONGER ATHLETIC.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dc s-M.u.e.r
CAME Aack. q the Ph. -aceipaia
Ansrica- Lesgls hass bal club t0-czs
announced The aa.c q Catcher Living
stone 20 '1e Cleveland club % TIE
same le4s-- and OF roasy Hart
SCI outneiirr % the T. $50 club Of
Sc Am@r.cal Assoclaticn
PADDY LlsirEfton- played nth
fl1 NLs-..rE fram ere l-af- 40 ari
sss craf'ed by the big league lie
as ore % ~. tastes catchers that
ever played 81 he Central and vi.l
no foubt strengthen The Saps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

Peaches Graham and White
Doak will both probably bee seen in
StOgie uniforms again nexs season
Al least We hope they come back 20
our fold with these Two great tWiri
ers and good ind. the Smokes
should finish We'll mp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

When the Central league m~etiug
vas called az Grand Rapids cry
went around the circuit that sal
aries would be- cut. buf after "a
careful investigation from the va
rioua cities the writer linda that
nothing Of the Kind Will occur The
high standard % the Central will not
be- marrcd D. masking thr League "a
class G.. With a hInch OF cheap semi
profeaaioual players on the teams
The management o. the Wheeling
team will start the season with a high
class bunch Of ball tosHers. in nu ~
fort To give tho fans contender for
the pennant All other cities through
out the circuit have ihe same high
inhibition. and the Indications o. that
the teams NEXT year Will play much
better ball than any other year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07

"Cy" Morgan will be- home ,o spend
the holiday. The star spithai artist
81 the worlds champions writes that
he 10 delighted With his vaudeville
engagement and has been cordially
treated az all tho cities where he has
appeared before the foouights. Mrs
Morgan. who is IN the east with her
husband. viii accompany him home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-07
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