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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
NO DYSPEPSIA OR
STOMACH DISTRESS
settles Your Ogf-of-orcer s.o-.oA
ara Enes AL iass-sfien In
Five Minutes

There Solic nol - case o. Ind
<~sfiol here y readers Who AZ. s.b
iect 20 stomach trolhl- knew TIE -.
fnencols anti'ermsnt and digestive
virtue contained IN D.apepsln Thls
harmless preparation ~ili digest 4
heavy meal witholf TIE slightest fuss
or tisccr-fort. and relieve TIE sour
go acid stomach IN I've minutes %
aides orerronlnx ell foul. Nauseous
doors from TIE breath.
Asa .our pharmacist 70 show Won
re formula. plainly printed on eacs
EnrFr' case - Papes piapepsln thar
you ~il readily understand Why thu.
promptly cues Indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms a. Hear,burr
e. icing L.s lump - lead 10 the
stomach. ielchlns of Gas and Erlc,a-
tions - und.sested food water bra,s
Nausea Hea-acle Hlhuu-n-Ss And
many other BAD symptoms and. be
-iirr yu4 RtD not ueeI la1atlves -
h""p forr stomach. liver and infes
tiu's clean and fresh
j. pour stomach is sour and fun %
gas. ar .uur food doesu digest ana
s"ur meals don't seem to ~. Why nof
sr' ''cent case from yoar druggist
and make ife worth living Absolute
relief from Stomach misery and Der
feet q ge.uou o. anything yol g., is
sure 20 .o.i9E five minutes after. and
besides. one 10 cent case d. sufficient
70 cure whole family o., such
trogbl.
Surely harmless. inexpensive
preparation Ike Pspcs biapens -
which VIA always. either 40 DAYTIME
or d-rins .sht relieve YOUR stomach
Pr s"rV and digest YOUR meals 10
about az handy and valuable thing
az sou could have 90 the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
EDGW0OD
l. k.n7 C70ersie walk Along Bstnary
Fse in Woodtdaie-Otrsr tters
~ t1s Suburbs.

POP 'h" pact several days force
mon hatr been engaged in prepar
H U.urr0fH walk along frr
Bethany pike through Woodsdaie and
.raf trr cork of placing the cor
Haf commenced The yak uUf
along rre pike from The CITY
GROW. rar tracks fo The nov
a.r.H Woods run Do .a afr-r
'r..' uf ffa private park 40 Leah.
" ara mas.s ...f. au Iupr0...
IHu The a. D. kim
. company 90 Wlee'Inx has re
contract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
social Meetlna

st fhc meeting % the EdEwood
camp, Modern woodmen % America.
held Thursday evening IN the Edg.
wood toVn hall a candidate wa init
afed into the order and tho business
meeting was followed BY a social dur
INK which refreshments we're served
The meeting vas well attended and
a pleasant evening was spent The
camp r. enjoying a rapid growth. sew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

h-s Hau Hay mos uIta quite a
.f h.r home On Ffr.
re'0- lane Thursday evening rro
eaf ENGAGED in working about me
aa .arf.rs or a chair
a.r. tNf .r. urerhIrE her knee
r1r I.e IEamrntr about the E1.a
ufrH torn loose ur n
rl.uar ef Wcof.ta.e attended The
injury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
New Residence.

Contractors Coberley 4 Robinson
OF Elm Grove have been awarded the
contract for building new residence
on High street. Fulton. FOR n
Lszesr % member OF the Fulton Realty
company The foundation has been
completed snd the carpenter work will
be- started next week The house will
BE- a I've roomoI frame dwelling o.
handsome design
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

has been arranged consists o. four Of
the best reels obtainable. The first
Is n great var drama. When the
North and South Met" Don't miss H.
The Blunted sword" and The Fools
Mnuikin." comic over the shadow
ing EDGE. drama When Reuben
CAGE 70 Town" very comic. BE sure
20 see if
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
League MEETING ronlaht.

The Junior Epworth league Of the
Buckley " r. church OF Edgwood
VIII hold a business meeting this
evening at the home % Rev. j. "
Johnson and the annual election OF
officers viii be held Following the
business session social will boz held
and 20 musical and literary program
viii be- rendered. Refreshments Will
10 aarv.T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
BEEGHAM'S
PILLS

heip naturally from vithIn. Thy
cleanse The system and enable Jour
stomach, liver and bowels % work ~
Nature Intended.
Iry - doses ard 80 hov
quicsly you viii b. ID q impurities.
and hov your bod and your Iooks
VI b brnef I'd Thorourhly tired
ard proved god chs f1muy remedy is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Near ~-s. Rorer o. cookI-s every
aay trs ~eek - FrsrrFs rs sfo-s
Lectures, 1910 Ir morning Dewcr-
stratior. 90 Admission. tse-ty
rye csrtG ugl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
Your
Good Looks

should - q sourcs II pride ~ ~.
Saiiov skin, pimples. blotches and
cruptions call f1r immediate attention.
~ should b your ain % get I'd q
these dlsfiEurinz signs % impure bod
- quickly. certainly. lncrpensively.
No outward application Ill purify
your blood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

cosrt Thsstsr YESTERDAY n. ..o,v
~ F'I knorn 20 theatre patrons.
uhi.e ne drama 10 presented By
eapa1le cast and o. vel STAGED. The
D.l iomeF'eaf viii Be repeated ma.
unee and touight a. me Court ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

The mant patrons OF the National
theater OF FULTON VIII receive a f-saf
tate evening. g. The program whi.h
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Outtn.-PIkn Briefs.

eral members having been admitted
during the last few months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twcnticth streets. Rev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Poverty De- no disrracs-r your
credits good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

- - The regular pastor. Charles
tiufs.ar. Wll have charge az both
services We gladly WELDON. an Who
teslr" fo attend orr services The
teachers and officers ~ our Bible
school HllI bold their business meet
ine 80 tG' home ~ M" superirfen,f
"n'. D.y 4 Pryor. a. 5U2 south Hu.
ron street ou Monday evening AL
are urged to hc present. as vc viii
e"upl''" Tho arrangements Tor our
raIiN. which NilI De- held November
2sfh
Tive ThrI Presbyterian church
Ih.rt, eighth and Jacob streets. J y
I'Yeub'r.er. pastor The usual ser
Woes "i. De- held sabbath Noyemuei
l,th Preaching 40 De- go 90 and
90 O. In. and sabbath school 40 4.
O. co.
Unitarian scr, .es will hc held in
'he rooms of the Hoard of Trade sun
day morning 80 % O'Clock. conducted
hy Tho Rev Albert G. uienenbach
of Putshurr
Zanos Street " Z church corner
Seventeenth and Jacob streets. Ml
lard o. rrtchari. pastor-I0 a m
tlc pastor VIII deliver a temperance
address ~ 90. Sunday school SOS.
on. charles O. Gemmon. supcrir
t'udrrf. class meeting AZ 6 80 u m
John s Go-c1fz. leader. 80 % m
public Worship sermon hv tho pas
i"-. 40 Hosp ". FOR ~ Persons ED
"or'h league Tuesday evening.
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Ih" I,u" Missionary society viii hc
tnte, aimed go fhe home ~ Mrs Fm
1lu N.rars. zoos Wood street Tho
ohl'.'. l"arI 800 give an entertain.
m"nt ON Friday evening al tho
church
North Street ~ p church Fifth
and Market streets Rcy John n
Hess. pastor Preaching Io go. sub
j'rt 'lu-i ration Nof Imitation.
evening -rr, Oh" 800. sunday school
. p m.. Epvor'h league O. 7o. PRAYER
Wrc'Ine Wednesday evening a. = so.
Junior league Tuesday evening 81
iN. cIasF meeting Friday evening
ON Friday afternoon az o 10 there
WiI Do special mothers meeting
We Invite friends and strangers 10
worship eIth no.
Thomson " p church Rev r-cs.
'rick p Ross. pastor Public worship
SUNDAY morning 40 30 30. the sub
ier' of which v1 boo The Spirit Of
Sacrifice. evening services begin al
m. subject The witness OF Mira
'he 'fIrd ~ e series ~ ":irht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Unitarian services will Doe held in
'he rooms OBJ tne Hoard of Trade SIN
day morning ~ D O'Clock. conducted
hy The Rev Albert G. uicnenbach
uf Pttsturr
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in" Thirl Presbyterian church.
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets. J q
i'yenb,r.er. pastor-The usual ser
Woes "H. De- held sabbath November
ltth Preaching 40 Ic 300 90. and
Q O." p m. and sabbath school az /.
o. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Tho services ~ Che Island chris.
ian church FOR sunday. November
18Th Bible school ~ $50. preach.
ing and communion ~ 1880 sub.
iect ON morning sermon Is IS Errf
Question. John q1t The evening
sermon viii be- on "The Present nav
Application ~ paurs VISION. Arts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

81 Andrews Episcopal Cnurrn.
corner ~ Thirty seventh and For
streets. Dr W r Agate rector -rr
vices Tor The tWenty.second SUNDAY az
ter Trinity. November 90 Holy com
munion. IN morning PRAYER.
Io..' p m. SUNDAY school Do u
evening prayer and sermon .rr r
m. Tho rector boInE in Chester 81,
Va. FOR me morninF. Mr uaHet
vii have charge of the morning cor.
Vices All are invited to attend
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FIRST Christian church. corner ~
Chspiine and Thirteenth streets. Rev
W. A Good. u -. pastor Services NJ
1880 m. and : 30 y M. Sabbath
school and Riblo classes o. 70 o. 90 m
Island Sabbath school Meyers hall
at 2 D m. Memorial chapel school
EiEhteenth street. ~ So o. m Nourr
Peoples class IN lecture room at . e.
. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
Cd 100 D. m
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Second United Presbyterian Church
corner ~ Chapuno and Fourteenth
street. Rev = ~ iitct pastor
Morning worship a. 1913. evening
a. 90 sabbath school ana Whic
classes Tor men and women 90 90. 900
a m. Christian Union Or D go
wednesday evening prayer service at
IS
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German Reformed 81 stephens
church. Rev. r. VI Prcu-s. pastor
Home missionary service SUNDAY
morning. 1880. sunday school. g.
m; teachers meeting. 3 O. m. VIII
ing Workers. 30 p. tn. evening ser.
vice. IN English. a. Z 30. subject
Hone Missionary Work az the Fur.
eirn Church IN tho United States
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Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozhr Park. Rev p g. shy
oer. pastor sunday school a. o 10
m; chief service 40 % 30 a. ma YES
pers AZ ! 30 . ga tafccheurni ln-
struction "Wednesday evening a. 80
O'Clock. 4 musicale will D. given So
the church on Thursday evening. 30
Nember ID. AZ n.ciora 4 cordial In
Nitation IL extended fo al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

81 Luke's Episcopal Church. Island
end ~ Tho steel bridge Rev jacob
birmingham, rector Tho services
during the week VIII be. Tverf,
second Sunday after Trinity. CT.
m. sunday school 1890 ~. morn.
INK prayer and sermon $3.50 o. m..
evening prayer and sermon. ami ON
wednesday. go p m. Adult Ut e
class
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81 James Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Elm Grove. Rev. OTTO U"r-
mann. pastor The services and meet
inEs during the week will be- sun
day. twenty-aecond after Trinity DO
a. m. sunday school and Bible class
"wednesday. church supper in town
church. beginning 90 D M. Thurs
day. estechctical instruction 40 $50
p. m. and D. M. Special announce
mcnt. Come 20 the supper 900 town
on "Wednesday evening II begins az
o'clock.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
BLOWUP n SHAFT
GIVES FIFTH AVE.
BAD SHAKING Up
Workmen in Catskill Tunnel
Strike Dynamite and Ex-
plosion Follows.


TWO hard rock" men cleaning up
after a blast to-day in the new shaft
Of the CatsktIi which runs
u,aer IN. r.., p.,,. IL. c.u,.., d..
- ~ N '"A
struck a loose STICK OF dynamite with
their picks. and caused a terrific ex-
plosion which buried them undo N
mass OF dirt and rock. and caused a
manic n, Ii,,h .,.n,. amor- o..
' s "e
n 'ss".s.
Hnseio ianiiski' rorty-elsht years
oid' OF NO. 10 Great Jones street. and
Rocco Patlska, ~forty-hve years. Of No.
2o7 Pleasant avenue, who with nfty
other laborers wero at work I'm IN.
shaft which O. .,,h,v ,ao, -.
ura,na 80, - ~
""a Jur' s'ar,e" 'o cream away
~ sun, i"i"eo.a'eiy uhuer sew
en'y-nin'h street ana the East Drive.
~hen the explosion occurred.
Tanliski and Pa,iska had been drill
ing during the morning in the shaft and
| had prepared several blasts The bia...
inx continue, nj, durlng Tho d,, ava
| IN. surr,undt,. ,aInhnsr.aa, - IS"
coro aco,.,anms -. 70
The evening world., 1911-12-08
WALL Street.

The same slow. dragging tendency
that has characterized sessions this
week was again In progress at the out
set of to-day's stock market. Opening
slightly lower. the list during the first
hour moved aimlessly around. lacking
a de finite trend. Reading was used as
n medium In an unsuccessful attempt
to elevate the market following the
start, but a fresh supply Of profess
sional selling orders caused the list to
seek q downward movement.
In the subsequent reaction Steel.
Union md Northern Pacific. Copper
and Wabash preferred yielded the
easiest.
Stocks fell with considerable force
during the midday period. A selling
attack aimed chiefly against Steel.
Union Pacific and Reading. lowered the
entire list about I point below the In
ltlai. Steel reacted to 60 l-2. Reading to
1916 a. and Union 10 1863 i-e.
a spirited rally developed in the last
half hour. Led by Copper and Steel,
the market worked its way up to nearly
the final range OF yesterday. The finish
was ~irregularly lower.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
ACTIVE SECURITIES.

o2' 100 shsrs, Union raci'c. a. 800 shares:
Lehish VALLEY, -. Go shsrss. Coupe. ~. 400
wares and Ancilt an smelling, lG,SuO SHARES.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
BOUDOIR OF

What DO, We seef Terr,icaily IONS and
%austere looking corsets; tiny tas possible,
shoes; uppers bulsing over the ysmps:
name. ussnowni:: persDiration dSisinfse.:
ants. blackhead ersdicasors. pimpls speci-
fey candy boxes; maybe az. eserc!ser on
at various times this pleasant, room e the
eurninss; Of faiiins. from grace. Here 81.
harness. say Here she 1"' S,d nsr h ,stainsrc; ssdt
pimpies. persplration. bieekhsads; here.
sSereissr for the deadly candy boz. What
Ayolda6Iel- 4 Marmola Presentation
Tablet. taken after each meal and. az bed
down to the firm flesh beneath; Danish
eat al the candy, etc. .craved. and sleep
as long a. one desires. investlgate: tender
seventy.five cents to yoYr druEsist 70. :
Farmer bldg; Detroit. Mich. DO not be
made strictly in. aesordspes with the "a.
nous. f~ashionsble formula: 9 o.. Mar.
81 o. Peppermint Waters. consequently,
cmancipste YOU.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
MUST POST BULLETIN
TELLING OF Bl0CKADES,
Public Service Commission Issued
Order to lnterboro as Result
of COmnlaints.

The Public Service Commisslon to-
day adopted an order recommended by
Commissioned J. Sergeant Cram direct
ing the Interborough Rapid Transit
Company to display bulletins a%nnounc-
ing ~blockades on It's lines. The order Is
as follows:
'Ordcrei, That the PETERBOROUGH Rap
Id Transit Company shall display con-
~splcuously q proper notice 10 the pub
lie at or near the ticket office of every
station directly Affected whenever tho
train SERVED Is stalled or blockd on any
Of tn tracks OF Its subway lines: that
between the hours Of G O'Clock A. NJ.
and IL o'clock midnight said notice shah
be displayed within ten minutes. and
bet een the hours OF IL O'Clock mid
night and q o'clock a. NJ. within tewnty
minutes, after the time when said train
service Ia 20 stalled or blocked"
u Is provided further that the order
shall take effect forthwith and remain
in force until revoked or modified. and
the company is to notify the commits
sion within Ave days after receiving the
order whether Il wiz be accepted and
obeyed.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
GERMAN PARLIAMENT
DISSOLVED By DECREE.
Foregoing Edict Broadened Now
That "Emergencies" Have Passed
Elections Jan. -.

BERLIN. Dec. s.-Decrees d~issolving
the Relchstag and nxing the date OF the
general elections for the new Reiohstag
on Jan. Il are published In the Imperial
Gazette to-day. Tho existence OF what
Is known ~ prince o Bueiow's
ReichstaR." which was elected under
such different auspdces In 1907. Is thus
ended. The preceding Reichstag had
been summarily dissolved owing to Its
adverse vote connected with the appro-
priations for military operations In
Southwest Africa
The edict. which Vas read In the
Re.chs,ag on Dec. 8. merely ~prorogued
and did not dissolve the Parliament. as
It was desired that the members should
be In a position Of being called together
again In certain emergencies which are
now passed.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
HAREM BEAUTIES :
PEEP At EMPEROR
At DELHC ceremony
Yelled and Hidden in Closed
Litters They See New Mon
arch Unveil Statue.

DELHI. india. Dec. ga constant
stream OF gorgeously attlred potentates
poured IN upon King George this after
noon to pay their official calls. All were
accompanied by their bodygusrds. Prime
Ministers and court officials. and the
troops had great difdculty in holding
back sghtseers and the natives. who
believed they should be allowed the
privilege Of accompanying their rulers.
In the afternoon the Klng-Emperor
and Quecn-Empre,s unveiled the huge
equestrian statue OF King Edward sub
scrybed for by the British Inhabitants
and native oficiais. The statue Is called
the A India Memorial"
The unwilling ceremony was a bril-
liant spectacle. The streets were lined
with troops. and the picturesque Sea-
forth Highlanders ana the Kings Royal
R,nes, together with detachments OF
native troops. formed n Gordon around
the statue.
Most OF the Indian princes were pres
ent, and special arrangements had
been made 20 allow the high casts
''purdah'' tveiied) ladies. RANGES. sui
tanas and pnncesses TO witness the
show without being under the gaze OF
the public. The beauties OF the various
yrincely harcms were conveyed to the
scene OF the unwilling IN closed htters
from which they could peep at the
KinS and Queen ana get a glimpse OF
the great statue without being seen
by othsr spectators.
Relieving the ceremony. George and
Mary returned TO the royal camp and
entertained . number OF British ON.
Gals at an informal dinner.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
GUESTS OF JAPAN SOCIETY.
Ds. aud Mrs. Nit0be Ia He Olives
Recsptios at tho Aston.

The Japan Society Of New York will
give a reception to DIR. and Mrs. Inazs
Nitobe at the Hotel Aston tomorrow
afternoon. DIR. Nitobe is president OF
the First Imperial College of Japan and
Is In this country AS japanese Exchange
lecturer.
with DR.. md Mrs. Nitobe in the re-
ceiving will be August Belmont. Vice
President Of the society. and Mrs. Bel
mont, DR.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston
Seaman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schinf
DIR. and Mrs. Jokichi Takanine, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Isaac N. seligman. MIR. and Mrs
Eugene G. worden. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Ii. Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G
Morris. Prof. and Mrs. Samuel r. Dut'
ten and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Mans
Geld.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
HoRNsLoWER WILL ACCEPT.

ALBANY. Dec. S.-Wiliam u. Horn.
blower. who was appointed by Gov. Dix
to hear the charges against District
Attorney Sinford of Albany County,
Will accept tho designation. 1t was an
nouncsd to-day. Acknowledgement Car.
mody to-day declared that he would
designate m OF his deputies to &c,
with the Extraordinary Grand Jury
which will consider the evidence brough,
out by the Albany Probe Committee In.
stead Of James w. Osborne. the com.
mittee's counsel,
The evening world., 1911-12-08
CONFER ON CUTLERY FRAUD.
wMkic Gives united states Attor-
neg undervalsatsen Evidence.

Chief John +. wilkie Of the United
States Secret Service was In conference
to-day with United States Attorney
Wise In the iattsr's once In the Federal
Building In regard to the German cut
lery undervaluation frauds.
Chief Wiikis. who went abroad some
time ago to make q quiet investigation
regarding tho shipping to this country of
cutlery made In the Soilnger District Of
Germany. returned yesterday on the
liner olympic. He said that after clear
ing some odds and ends here concerning
| the differentiation frauds. ne will so to
| Washington. D.. g.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
HcKPockETs IN SUBWAY.


Judge Muiaueen. in General ses.
sions. to-day declared that the subway
10 Infested with p~ickpockets. In SEN
fencing Henry Norton OF No. "a West
Sixty.eighth street. who was arrested
while tapping n sleeping passenger
In the Bowling Green station Oct. 20.
Judge Mulqueen said:
1t 10 hard to catch pickpockets who
ply their trade In the subway. but
when we do catch them we make q
point Of giving them the limit In sen.
tencA. Il 10 well 10 let pickpockets.
especially those who steal from per.
sons who fall asleep on their way
home late At night. know how We DO
deal with them"
Morton was sentenced to Sing Sins
prison for Ave years ana six months
lie had been convicted Of grand lar.
ceAy IN the first degree.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-26
SPORTING DEPARTMENT
RALPH ROSE WILL ENTER
OLYMPIC CONTEST AGAIN
OTHER SHOT PUTTERS FEAR
FORMER MICHIGAN STAR.
Chairman Sullivan Announces No Sc
lections Have Been Made.

New York, Aug. 26.-DesiroU~ Of
making the next American Olympic
team, Ralph Rose, the champion shot
putter at the various weights. is COM
ing out of his shell to prepare for the
iron sphere event in the 1912 Swedish
games. The native sons determine
ton to fight for place on the big
team no doubt will send thrill into
the other shot-putters when they learn
of this. A number Of them are already
beginning TO get into shape for the
trials.
Rose. who is member of the Olym-
pic club of San Francisco, has written
TO friends in this city telling of what
a great battle he expects to wage in
his home town TO make the trip abroad.
why he fears the outcome is more than
anybody can understand. 1t is an al
most assured fact; yet Chairman Sulli-
van warns us no selections have been
made as yet--that the big fellow can
go along If he so desires.
He hasn't really anyone to contend
against on the coast. Joe Horner of
Michigan has quit athletics. and even
Il he decided to come back he won't
trouble Rose. Others believe he will be
selected even If he does not show his
form in the tryouts.
Rose holds all kinds of records I'm
the shot-put. He established the
worlds record with a put of 81 feet in
San Francisco back I'm 1909. He won
his event i'm the London Olympic
games without the least bit Of trouble.
The San Franciscan is credited with
81 feet inches for the S-pound. 81 feet
3 inches for the IL, 81 feet 6% inches
for the II, i3 feet 91A inches for the
rs, 40 feet 3% inches for the 81, and
sS feet 2& inches for the "a, besides
his worlds record put with the 16.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-26

| down to Sam Langford a couple of
years ago.
The White -Sox -are=n little leary OF
the Athletics. Whens The Sox play In
Philadelphia they spend their spare
time cutting open baseballs used on
the Quaker lot trying to find some
phoneys.
Chief Meyers of the Giants COM
plains that Pitcher McIntyrc's spit ball
resembles a sprinkling cart when it
floats over the plate. The Chief says
that he will wear rubber veil when
he next faces the Cub pitcher.
Catcher Fred Mitchell, v ho was With
the Highlanders last season. is NV
Puchester's star backstop.
with Magoe back I'm the lineup the
quail ers should be able 10 stay In the
hunt for the National League pennant.
During the Boston Rel SoX' last
stay at home they lost out of b
TO st. Louis and won 4 out of from
Detroit
Eastern fans are eager to get a slant
at Marty O'Toole, the s25,0oO pitcher,
who has joined the Pittsburg team.
NAP" Lajoie is doing great work
with the stick and crowdiug Ty Cobb
for the batting championship of the
American League.