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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

spe -iai ulsrstrh 20 the fntenirsncsr.
tLARkShI re. W. Va. May -
II. A. Maloy. who drilled Do Fyro
wells on .he Dawson and Cunningham
farms IN the nola oil Geld. for the
Hope Natural Gas Company. has been
s'rnneoiy missing since last FRIDAY.
Ills home is in Alliance, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10
Giants Get Game.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The Giants de-
feated tie cubs 10 to-day In n game
which was playedrin drizzie. Mathew
son outpitched Brown and received bet
ter support a feature Of the contest
~ crs. Score: r. II p
chicago ....IOO1OOOO1- Ia
New York. ..0OO21 O2Os-5 s ,
Batteries-Brown and King. Mathew
son and Myers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

changes have already been announced
IN next Sundays schedule New Castle
viii play Youngstown and Mansfield
VIII be at Erie.
Joe Phillips viii continue to appear
IN an East Liverpool uniform during
the season according TO a deal com
pleted by Managers Sweeney OF the
Iotters and Bill Phillips Of the
youngstown club. Joe has been play
Ing a wonderful game since ioining
the Potters and has made a lift with
the fans
Outhelder Young OF the Fort WAYNE
team who had his leg severely injured
Just before the opening OF the Central
league season has recovered and IS
now able to work out with the team.
Dell will no doubt he In shape to Jump
IN within the next few days.
Clare Patterson outnelder on the
Rilliken team who submitted To an
operation for appendicitis several DAYS
ago has been sent TO his home In Gary.
oklahoma TO rccuperate. Strings are
stu being retained on him by Owner
Narnel. who had a chance to sell the
speedy outhelder the first Of the week
TO Eddie Wheeler
The track team nj the state uni
Ncrsity AT MorEanfown will Journey TO
Plttsburg SATURDAY.. where they will
meet tho representative team Of the
Carnegie Tech on Leeds field. The
W. Y. L. Boys have been training hard
for the event for the past several weeks
and Will no doubt give a good account
Of themselves.
An effort IS being made by the
management OF the Marion team OF
the Ohio state League TO sign Fred
Heller. former star ont and iRheld-
er OF the O. & p. and Central League.
Heller is now In Columbus. O.. and n
representative has been sent from
the Marion team 10 sign him up II
possible. Heller was at one time tho
fastest base runner and one of tho
best hitters in the Central League.
hut gave out the information recently
that he was through with base ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

Three hfae hif. MrTafn Two base hff.
Smith Sacrifice rifs. RIGGS q shuttle
worth. stolen bases. Mrf.nIn. bradford.
Henley. UrFrlf strife outs scott DO.
IrV0If g Umpire Wells. ~ Bethany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

N HHNiuEtru 90 chicago.
Philadelphia al ST. Louis
New York az Detroit
Boston 90 Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10
JOE JERGER RELEASED BY FORT
WAYNE CLUB.
w. v. U. Track Team TO Meet carneqie
Tech Saturday-Other Live
Sportorials.

10y Carl y. Lcather~ood.)
Pitcher Earl Cook who accompanied
the Stogies on their first invasion trip
last week has returned home having
taken i'll during the four game series
with South Bend. Cooks illness al
though not OF a serious nature Is suf-
hcient TO keep him out Of the game
which leaves Montgomery with hut
four beavers To depend on. Cook ar
rived home Monday and viii endeavor
TO get into shape before the Smokes
arrive home. The. hurler has n severe
cold which has settled in his chest his
illness resembling a slight attack Of la
grippe. While Il is not definitely
known II is said that Cook tainted on
the field while warming up Sunday
Just before the final game with the
Blenders
Manager MONTGOMERY wired Secre-
tary- Ireasurer W. W. Irwin Of tho
local association Immediately 10 send
on Troy who was left here to get into
shape for the next series at home
Troy states that he Is feeling fine and
VIII leave tomorrow some time arriving
at Fort Wayne Friday whom the locals
start four game series with the Blli-
kens. Cooks absence will not be felt
so much as Doak and Hardy are work
Ing good while Beatty and Kronau
are showing Improvement.
After not being given n chance TO
'i''Nt 'ilf AuIluE joe JtfEer. who was
released by the Smokes and after
wards picked up by Fort Wayne has
again been let out by Manager Doc
Casey Of the Billikens. Jerger was
signed by casey just before the start
Of tho season. moro because he was n
lttle more seasoned than some Of the
other piliiken hurlers The Martins
Ferry lad writes here that he Is feeling
ane and has hopes Of landing a Job in
the central association.
In tho release Of Pitcher Urban Faber
by tho Pirates ~ Jimmy Burko's tribe
IN the American association the
chances of EiyinEton Bisiaud being
retained by the Pirates during the sea-
son are bettcred considerably. The
Pittsburg club IS now down u tho limit
twenty-five men Tor the FIRST time this
season and unless somebody else is
taken on Eiv Will remain on their pay
roll Manager clarke took twenty two
men on tho Eastern trip and Blsland
WAS included On the bunch Blsiand
works out daily with the Corsairs to
keep in good form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

And lots OF people who think they
have nothing but trouble don't know
what trouble really ID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

Toronto. q. Providence. 4.
Buffalo. 8. Baltimore. J.
Montreal. e Newark.
Rochester. o. Jersey City. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

TodAy's Games.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati az ST. Louis
Chicago OF New York
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10

Tho ocean svons are high rollers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10
Cook Comes Home Sick:
Troy Will Join Squad

changes have already been announced
IN next Sundays schedule. New Castle
VIII play Youngstown and Mansfield
Will be at Erie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10
NATIONAL

xsStsrdsy's Essultz
Pittsburg. .: Philadelphia, 1.
New York. 8: Chicago, g.
St Louis. 2: BROOKLYN. O.
Cincinnati 6. Roston &
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-10
AMERICANS
Yosterdsy's Results.
Standing Of c1nha

Detroit. 10; New YORK. o.
Hoston. 6: Cleveland, Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
WOODROW WILSON
CREATES BIG FURORE
Denver is Falling All Over Herself to
Do Him Honor For Four
Days.

TGate City Leased Wire Service
DENVER, Colo, May 6.-Not since
President Taft came to Denver has
there been more local enthusiasm by
any national character than that evil
denced over the coming of Governor
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, who
arrives here tomorrow for four days
visit. Almost every organization in
the city that can show any semblance
| of reason for entertaining the educa-
observation-disclosures has arranged to
do some entertaining.
When the governor arrives he will
be met by committees representing
the legislature and the commercial
bodies of Denver and for the next four
days he will get touch of western
strenuous life.
| The governors program calls for
addresses Sunday, Monday and Tues
day nights and two addresses each
day on Monday and Tuesday. He
leaves on Wednesday for the Pacific
coast where he is scheduled to speak
in all the larger cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
COAL PARTIES
UP IN ALASKA
If Another One Is Attempted, Trouble
is Expected With the
Officers.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
CORDOyA, Alaska May 6.-Acting
Governor Distin's orders instructing
United States Marshal Sullivan at
Valdez to proceed at once to Cordova,
coupled with the fact that all Alaskan
steamship companies dock employees
have been sworn in as deputy mar
shals, is taken to indicate that the
next coal party" If there be one,
will be met with determined opposi-
ton and violence If necessary. In
Cordova tonight citizens openly
threaten to organize another party
when the steamship Edith arrives with
$500 tons of Canadian coal for the
company, and by force prevent the
discharge of her cargo. The coal is
under the protection of the United
States until it is unloaded and duty
paid because it is foreign coal and II
is certain that the authorities and
citizens will clash should a party
attempt to interfere. While the an,
nouncement of Secretary Fisher that
the coal land oasAs viii hA se4tlad as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
"Whiz" Has Struck the Town The "Whzzers" ar
1Whizzing" Through the City Until Everyone
is Getting the sWhiz" Habit.

The 'sWhiz" man is here distrib-
uting "Whiz" tags. Did you get
one? II not, better look out for he
is 4Whizzing" around town leaving
a "Whiz" Tag In every home and
wherever he goes he makes a noise
like "Whiz.'
Look out for this "Whiz" Tag.
Take 1t to your dealer with SC and
get a full size loo can Of "Whiz."
The "Whiz" man says he wants
to put can OF "Whiz" into every
home in Keokuk and he is taking
this means to do 1t.
He wants you to get your "Whiz'
tag and wants you to make use OF
II.
What's ''whiz"? Why, It's soap.
new, soft, creamy soap that
grabs dirt.
It's the natural enemy of dirt.
"Whiz' and dirt come to blows
every time they meet and "Whiz"
always wears the championship
belt.
"Whiz,' is the best stuff the me
hanic ever used for his hands 1t
gets down into the pores and
cracks OF the skin and drags the
dirt out bodily without injury to
the skin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
WESTERN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Two Iowa Members Met and Made
Seventeen Runs Before Sioux
City Won.

lGate City Leased Wire Service.]
WICHITA, Kansas. May Elm a
heart-breaking finish. Wichita defeat
ed Lincoln here this afternoon. Score:
Lincoln ....... 401 100 00D-6 s .
Wichita ..... .021 001 003--7 II !
Batteries Lincoln: Wolverton aand
McGraw Wichita: Durham, Ellis and
Shaw
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 6.-While
Chief Winnebago Johnson was pitch
Ing premier ball for the locals Fen
tress was driven from the box and
Patton Jared but little better and
st. Joseph easily won by a score of z
to 1. Score:
Omaha ~. -. 900 001 000--1
st. Joseph $3.50 900 01x--T II |
Batteries Omaha Fentress, Patton
and Gonding. st. Joseph: Johnson AMI
Gossett.
DENVER, Colo. May s.The Griz
lilies fell on Beecher in the seventh
netting three runs and winning the
game. Score:
Topeka ..... 800 900 o00--5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07

1t takes off stains which nothing
else can touch. You can dip your
hands in a tar barrel or smear
them them over with printers ink,
axsl grease or shoe polish. then
try 'Whiz' on them and Presto.
that quick-off comes the dirt.
That's not all it is good for,
thought beats anything you ever
saw for household securing pur-
poses. Keep a can of "Whiz' on
your kitchen sink and another can
on your wash stand in the bath
room and you will be surprised
how many little uses you will find
for rWhizs and how the "Whiz"
habit will grow on you. "Whiz
will get steady job in your home
after you once give it trial
Don't wait for your neighbors TO
tell you how good it Is but look
out for this "Whiz'' man and be
sure you get hold of that ''Whiz
tag and take it to your dealer with
SC for can of "Whiz."
Another thing there's a pre-
mum coupon packed with each
can OF "Whiz". You can get genu-
inc Rogers silverware with these
coupons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07

soon as possible, is given full cred
ence, it had little effect upon the
temper of Cordovan's, who have been
compelled to use imported coal, be-
cause the coal lands at their doors are
reserved by the government pending
Investigations into alleged coal land
frauds.
Mayor Lathrop declares that the
situation is under control, but he ad
mits that another mob may attempt te
dump the Edith's cargo in the bay
unless sufficiently restrained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
Denver ....... oil 200 sox--7 10


SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May 6-siouy
City won a smuggling bee from Des
Moines by better work on the bases
and hitting more consistently in the
pinches. A high wind bothered the
fielders and helped the batters. Need
ham played a great game at second
for the visitors and Wagners batting
was feature. Score:
Sioux City ...... .301 2O2 DIX IL 1
Des Moines ). .002 001 050--S /
Batteries Sioux City: F. Miller,
Wilson and Towne.
Des Moines; ownes Northrup and
Owens.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May g.
Pitcher Lee Sage has been released
by the Millers to the Sioux City, Iowa
club of the Western League. He left
today to join the packers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07

climbed into tie for first place and
Pa Belt will put his strongest ag-
gregation into the field for today's
games. 1t is announced that Captain
Pennington will be back at second
place. Owing to an injured hand he
was kept out of yesterdays battle.
This is the first Sunday play of the
season and several hundred fans from
out of the city are expected to see the
engagements.
Buy your seats down town and
avoid the rush at the box office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
EX-POSTMASTER
/ OF HAMILTON DEAD.
Edmund P. Denton, Who Served in
That Capacity for Ten Years,
Passed Away After Long
Life.
WAS ALSO A SUPERVISOR
Was Closely Identified With Bust
ness, Political and Social
Life Of the Town for
Number Of Years.

Edmund P. Denton. for ten years
postmaster at Hamilton, H., and one
Of the best known citizens of Hancock
county, H., died at his home in Ham
liton FRIDAY morning of paralysis He
mad been a sufferer from paralysis for
some time past. On January 13 he
fell on the slippery pavement In his
home town and dislocated his hip.
This injury, combined with his paraly-
tic condition, caused his life to draw
to close within short time follow
ing the mishap
MT. Denton was quite factor in the
business. social and political life of
Hamilton for nearly twenty-five years.
He came to Hancock county in the
year 1855, and after residing for a
number OF years on a farm north of
the city, moved to Hamilton in 1888,
and the year following was made post
master. In this office he served for
a decade. He was also Hancock
county supervisor.
Mr.. Denton was born in Kentucky
on April 2, 1882, having reached the
ripe old age of seventy-nine years at
the time of his death He was man
of many sterling qualities and was
much admired and respected, as well
4 as widely known in western Illinois.
He was one of the men foremost for
Hamilton in everything and was a
booster for the town
His faith was that of a universalist
and in lodge circles he was affiliated
with the Black Hawk lodge, A. F. and
A. NJ, and the Eastern Stars
He survived his. wife since 1889
and leaves the following sons and
daughters to survive: Judge Denton
of Butler, Mo-; Mrs. Charles B. Cole
of Waits. Washington; Mrs. ]. IT. Guy
of Hamilton; Mrs R. R. Wallace O
Hamilton; Edmund G. Denton of neal
Hamilton; A. G. Denton Of Hamilton
and Mrs. H. B. Rensselaer, of Chica
go.
Funeral services will be held THU
| afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home o
Mr.. Denton's daughter, Mrs. R. R
Wallace. Services will be conducted
by Rev. EDISON Reissnider, the Univer
salist minister of Gaiesburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
Sunday the Red Men {

Next Sunday the Red Men of
Quincy will run an excursion to Keo-
kuk on the steamer w. w. This will
be the first trip for the boat which
has been in Quincy bay all winter AMI
has been overhauled and painted On
the 18th, the w. w. and barge Acme
will take an excursion out OF Quincy
given by the knights of Columbus. A
week from Tuesday the Home Tele-
phone company operators of Quincy
have chartered the boat.
Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
Children Who Are Sickly

Mothers who value their own comfort
never be without box of Mother Gray $
Sweet Powders for Children. for use
throughout the season. They Break UP
Colds Relieve Feyerishness, Gonstipa-
ton. Teething Disorders. Headache and
stomach Troubles. Used by Mothers
70. y years THESE POWDERS NEW
Err FAIL Sold by all Drug Stores, 25c.
Don't accept any substitute. sample
sted. LIE Roy. N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-07
DOUBLE HEADER
THIS AFTERNOON
There VIII be Plenty of Baseball at
Hubneer Park for the Eager
Fans,

Two games are slated for this
afternoons program at Hubinger park.
Galesburg and Keokuk clash in
double encounter, the curtain to go
up at o'clock.
Keokuk has picked the opener and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
ITS sCANDALoUs REPORTS.

A trial has been on during the past
week IN the l. S. District Court here,
in which Mr.. Frank | Sefrit was SUI.
ing The Telegram Publishing Company,
on claim for salary as General Man
agcr of that paper. II is quite usual
for newspapers to report cases in
court, but always. if they have any
honesty or decency in their make up
and management. such newspaper re-
ports are intended 10 be fair and rea-
sonably accurate. IT is quite true that
newspapers do not have the space to
give verbatim reports of such trials,
but still the aim always is, with an
honest newspaper, to give fair ac-
count of the procedure.
Quite the reverse has been the case
with the Smoot paper here in report
ing the proceedings in the case re
ferred 20. The testimony given has
been distorted by ii most unscrupu-
lousy and shamelessly. Points of evil
denco have been taken out Of their
connection, have been twisted about,
and have been so maliciously shaded
that an utterly false impression has
beeu conveyed Of what was said and
done and wholly perverse distortion
has been given as to what was actually
said and testified to. The witnesses
on one side were given enormously
more attention than those on the other.
Some were held up in vicious malignity
as reprobates, testimony was gar
bled and presented in duplicate, and
even in triplicate, in order, apparently,
to emphasize its Importance, when, in
fact, it was not given as reported in
that paper, and no one actually at
tending the trial could recognize from
the report as made any real idea of
the actual testimony as delivered.
All through the case, the most dis
honest and perverted reports were Civ
en- by the malicious Smoot organ;
much was dragged in that was not
brought forward in court with any sim
ilarity TO what was reported by it,,
and all through tho Smoot organ Is vcr
sion Of the case there was a malignity,
purposeful design to misrepresent,
which was carried to the extreme verge
of reckless mendacity and misrepre
sentation. We have never seen any
case presented in such perverted. ma
licious manner as the report OF this
case as given in the Smoot paper 1t
was not only gross abuse of Journal
istic privilege as related to the court,
but an utterly scandalous and dishon.
est procedure throughout, from the
point Of decent journalism. It's re-
ports were defamatory, scurrilous and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

without excuse from any honest stand
point, and utterly misleading to tho
public.
1t is impossible but that the Smoot
paper must sink lower than ever in
the public estimation. by reason Of the
malignant perversity which it has pur-
sued in reporting this case 1t was "A
travesty on reporting, slandcrous upon
those 1t hates who appeared in the case,
and WAS exemplifed throughout as a
piece of malignant pervcrsion. contin-
ucd day after day, not in order TO give
any real view of the court procedure,
but IN order to use the court procedure
merely as a basis from which the most
reckless and abusive libels that could
he framed were pcrpetratcd npon per
SONS who were supposed TO be defense
less, because they were parties to n
case in public court
The whole effort of the Smoot paper
was to damage Mr.. Kearns. The Trib
unc, and the Telegram not at all to
give real report of the case. And
under the supposed privilege of the
press it pursued It's venomoGs and
reckless purpose with rancor and
recklessness wholly aloof from any hon
est or decent attempt to give report
of the trial. 1t was throughout the
most scurvy and disreputable piece of
false reporting that has ever been
known in Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
have on this and other tariff qucs.

V" '"'' UI'u V'"VT V"'IH VUV''
'io"S'
Representative Stonton warhurton
newly elected from tbe state Of Wash.
inpfon is uraing +bo remova1 os fbe
duty on snpar CLAIMING tbot sucb re.
moval would neither have the damac.
iuy effect that the stopdnatters fore.
cast. nor would afford the relief that
The free traders would expect The
fact is. as REPRESENTATIVE Warburton
doubtless sees. the price Of sugar is.
TO the consumer. controlled altogether
by the sugar trusts. They fix the price
without regard to the cost Of produc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

Satisfactory copper metal conditions
are continuing, exports during Apri
arc reported to have been in excess OF
the average of the year, while a consid
cradle amount of the metal has been
absorbed by the domestic consumers
The April statistics OF the Copper Pro.
ducers Association are expected to
show as large a decrease in the do
nestle surplus as 100000 pounds.
This turn for the better in metal has
been reflected slightly in the Eastern
copper share market A renewed de
mand for copper issues has brought en-
couragement to the country and once
the Supreme Court decisions are out
of the way, prosperity should begin its
return march to all lines of industrial
endeavor. Visitors from the East EN-.
phasizc the enormous amount of idle
capital in financial centers which viii
be put into Western enterprises as soon
as the business atmosphere is bit more
clear.
Locally. the stock market has been
dull, The favorite traders have been
forced to give way to new issues which
are demonstrating their merits for the
first time. For the Tintic stocks, there
mas been a very restricted demand, and
they have receded in price as conse
quence.
One of the most encouraging notes
In local mining affairs during the past
week was the announcement that J. G.
Jacobs was TO rchabilitate the old rail
road line to Wasatcb, meaning that the
Little Cottonwood mines soon will be
able to ship their ores at great saw
ing over the wagon transportation now
available.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

The general commercial agencies re.
port trade and industry quiet. with re.
tail demand slow, Cool weather with
frosts. rain, or SHOWS in various parts
Of the country have retarded crop
growth and repressed branching out in
purchases. But the good outlook for
the wheat crop affords firm founda-
tion for better feeling in business.
though the aggregate volume of trade
is hardly up to expectations. The ex.
port trade is more vigorous than the
domestic, manufacturers seeking mar.
kets abroad because of the insuffi
cheney Of homo demand. Railroad
buying continues spasmodic, and fur
ther closing down of steel mills is an
nounced
There is abundant money, however.
but little disposition to put it into
stocks, the street, showing weak
ness oil the time, and being unable TO
maintain the spasmodic advances that
occur.