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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
interest
On fends Of National Telephone Sub
sidisries 10 Ready for Dis
trfbution

Ndices were issued yesterday by
Receivers William G. Handlan and
Jams w. Ewing. In regard TO the
payment OF the interest on the second
mortgage bonds and the consolidated
mortgage bonds OF the National Tele-
phone company OF West Virginia. this
mrs mortgage bonds OF the National
Telephone company Of Ohio and Of the
Naional Telephone company of
Pennsylvania. IL Is stated In the COM
mnication to the bondholders that
funds are on deposit for the payment
OF this Interest and the bondholders
ar asked to notify the receivers in
orier that payment may be made and
TIN records completed
The companies mentioned are SUBJ
Salaries OF the National corporation
and the action was taken BY the re-
cdvers on order from the 4. S. circuit
court for the northern district OF West
Virginia. The interest amounts 90
qsits n large sum and its prompt pay
nent reflects credit on the manage
peni OF Messrs. Handlan and Ewing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
DIR. A. ]. LYONS
Head Of Spencer Insane Asylum SUD
denly Taken by Death.
Was Well Known.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteliirencer.
SPENCER. ". Va. June DIR. A.
J. Lyons. aged IS. and superintendent
OF the state insane asylum. here. was
called suddenly by death at 1 o'clock.
this morning. following IN attack of
qutnsy. Deceased was prominent in
state Affairs and politics and was we'll
known. The remains will likely be
taken TO Parkersburg for interment
DR.. Augustus Lyons was born at
Coolville. Athens counsy. o.. on March
II. 1873. and was educated in the pub
lie schools Of that county and at Starl-
ing Medical college. Columbus, and
Baltimore Medical college. lie first
practiced medicine at Ravenswood, w.
Va. and later removed to Parkersburg.
where he remained until 1901. when he
removed 70 Spencer to become super
intendent OF the insane asylum. lie
was an Elk and member OF the
Knights OF Pythias. 90 degree Mason
and Mystic Shrincr lie was vice
president OF the Traders Trust and
banking company. OF Spencer. and IN
terested in other concerns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
LOCAL ROAD
MAY LIFE RgcENERsHIP OF THE
W. q L. e.
Legislature Has Lifted Reeeivership
Of the Wabash-Pittsburg
Terminal Now.

Following the passage in the Penn
sylvania legislature OF a bill permit
ting the lifting OF the receivership OF
the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal COM
pany and the West Side Belt railroad.
both OF these companies will be reor-
gauized and II is stated from re-
liable source that the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road will be reorganized
within a few months.
Five hundred cars have been order.
ed by these companies during recent
months and the last consignment was
delivered this week. The companies
Just as soon as the receiyership ID
lifted. will merge and will make ex
tensive improvements on their lines
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manoeuvering 20 get the bes, OF an en-
envy. the locals are expected TO bring
home the honors.
The local regiment viii have headquar-
tiers In the Fair grounds at est Aisxan-
der. and the boys viii sleep in the build
ings there tonight. Scouting parties from
both sides viii work as late as ten
o'clock ceasing then by agreement an 4
the manOeuvcring viii start al sunrise
tomorrow.
The West Virginia regiment has
gained permission 20 enter PcnnsvlvarIa
unbsr arms. and permission has also
been obtained from land owners IN the
chosen vicinity Tor the use 81 their IN
titled land for the manoeuvcring
The AFFAIR has received considerable
Advertising IN both West virginia aud
Pennsylvania. and as II promises TO
prove interesting a. ls likely that n
large number Of people viii witness the
movements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Committee Selects
Council Committees

After Fo.nr into u.o matter f.oroaah-
d &c conn. re ,o1. ea"".ic ' 81
OBJ. prsscntet t1 c.lu.u f.r aN.r.tri co.
.Ir efUfIr.. I.r only contests rr're
a.'nE rtrft .rl. ... U.I ..f. "..'"
made Isl f... ord. n.tft.r q. fas.f every
member off council fairiy Owl tre I'.-
fHnal v.s.-. Ut members won.
mp.esi N N.ears Kirk. Nai'e. BEAR
4 t-. i.llI'. Ir. re.amHia r.'i-
fI, rommittets . hoy viii re rrc-
nuuenH~i 20. council arr ~ f3ilous
4.... KRIS. se'-..} and 4,3f,ry
f. ..sr. l...t.t. Glitter r.i.ln. 1yI.r,I.
sweeney -rI rnler
.laius en- C.ltrar,, d. M.l',e-.
V'.aaI sssIsJ a,d k iei5, conn '
Elections Nrkowr. NrImHr. Riddle.
Efler. Crimson. GroEan. sands and
flrlrre- scaUey. 1.rfmar. IuIreff.
rI.y. blum. watson Sands AMI lotti-
p ire-N- Kowu. e.frsr unfrrr. uit-
.r lnmHra. fruF'. N.It tri h...a-
ieuH ra-fsie soldier. Hrlreth.
toa.r. NoeI.necr. iirlilo.t. Merail and
i.sIt- and va-rr-mfiIe Campbell
Hu. t'rr'r .or a'l N.Ife.
MaE. auI NHr
lr. THrry WiVhrrrrr Wool arcr. o.
. Mo.,o. aH' iei...-.. -....-
rI.J s..aHH.a Gr.uu. klfN ani
Iai.. .rI c.'. rr...- aiier. ref.
non Iara .fter conrad. Nan.or
a af- ",.o. .'.'. r.sse.
.'ff. sr.. conrad. f'.. A.rN'Hf.r
n-H-..f. - u vur e.uer Hs-.
ff | NaH.ra rNr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
TVS BRIEFS
Little items Told In o
Few llneL

Rev. 7. +. Rrlninstool OF Mt Vernon.
Ohio. who recently accepted the call AT
the ltr~t BAPTIST church. viii address
the Mems Meeting at the Y. " &. a
sunday afternoon At o'clock.
The pupils from six rooms 81 CLAY
school and hve rooms OF the Webster
school enjoyed a days picnic at Wheel
ADJUSTMENTS were well patronized aud 10
say that a good time was had would be
putting 81 mildly.
The Independent order Shield Of Hon
or supreme lodge viii hold t.eir annual
meeting at Bischons HAN on the eveuin,
~ July - committee has been
ct oSen 80 care FOR visitors as follows:
W in W England. chairman: tTaas.
Sch geniau. SEQ. Chus Holderman. a =
Gardener. Chas. Schnepf Geo. g Ken
non
At, nischon-s han last night the wheel
INK lodge ~" I 81 the Shield or Honor
were initiated.
. Garfield Tomnic NJ Ladies OF tho
Golden l-HElc. held meeting at thcir
J tempt" iu South Wheeling last night
Pride Of tho Mystic Chair assembly.
q = iil meet tonight az their hall In south
Wheeling
ON saturday night the Garfield Castle
/ hnigh hts ~ tie Golden Eagle. will hold
x T.. hall "
- Finance. road and bridge bills were
.,.i anu tN.F'Nr' Yesterday Hy fn.
COUNTY commits i"rcrs ~ session LAST
Ing most Of tho dav
I-Foil"winE 90 conference between tho
rate committee 81 the Board OF sT-a g.
and d." officials ~ tho traction limos -
1Ht- cliy REGARDING TIE increase freight
rates 80 tire BOARD II Trnde vcrter,ia, \,
J morning. matters were settled satisfac-
torily Co both parties.
While operating an electric slicer ves-
leri.'y morrine N tho Beauter Hros.
meat market. Gus Fn-1-ll "a, ,-,..f-....
rHd his lani badly cut. Br C;@orre
H'iTd attended 60 the injured member.
a small ii.z" occurred Yesterday a.
10 central 'i'H~~ works. causing "A loss
"f Few dollars. Tho dsra~trre1f 80
J -I"' i.i - once. anu tie ire was quick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02

Hp'clhl dispatch To the inteligcncer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. June Gov
trn"r tfl1~zcock was shocked on learn
inE % the sudden death OF Or. Lyon, at
weston. today. lie said he had not
even learned that the noted specialist
Jas i'll. lie Immediately sent a message
~ CONFIDENCE 10 Mrs Lyon. All the
state officials were intimately acQuaint-
- with IT. Lyon and all were Erieved
70 learn or HIS sudden death and the loss
TO the state OF such a capable head OF
one "f -" most important institutions
IN the state. President I.akin, OF the
~itt" board Of control. and the member
of ne state board OF health. which Is in
session here. thought the state had lost
one 81 us nrlEhtaat professional men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
BUSINESS MEN
tcontinuea Prom Fifth Pags).

George c. Ralston. Geo. y Wills
.- ,...s otto Sclsuf
= ogsher,y, John j. u" / roper
Nartius Ferry VIM : Elie
J = Griffin = : HaunherEh
W. u. Elliott l.. e Giatz
W. J. Luk"us e Neuunn
Albert Il. Powell Wm r Nicuu
Morning Session.
With a large and enthusiastic at
tendance. the directors OF the asso-
citation met Yesterday morning al their
rooms in the Schmulbach building.
and transacted several very important
matters. George q Shook. the re-
firing chairman OF the board. vas in
the chair and the following members
were present. Messrs Ulrich. Nef.
Gre!g. Kyle. Jones. Iaughlin. Kiser.
Duncan. Scrocgins. Krause. Perkins.
Watkins. Irwin. Alexander. MAYER.
Rcn0ard. Walt. TruNcli and Elliott
Lengthy discussions We're made by
each director on the proposed million
dollar guarantee fund. 20 secure new
Industries f0r this city. Each mem.
Der OF tho board stated that they were
in favor o. the plan and Indications
are that the project will carry
Following are the applications for
membership made during the meeting
Central cleaning works. q. IT, Rice n
70. =. =. Armbrus'or. ! "a Rose u.
MontieEel. Christian Noitlc. Real san
derman company. German Bank o.:
! Wheeling +. 4. Starner Ricc's phar
macy. ". r. Henry. Charles l. Paul.
$. S. Good 4 Co. Harold Etz. O.. O.
/ Smith Kennedy Produce CO.. II. q.
| Franzhcim Co. and Wingerter phar-
macy.
After tho business session con
cluded. The directors were invited to
attend the Whcelin-Z 1nesvi.le base
ball game bv Mr. Shook. and AN
boarded a trolley and attended as the
guests Of the retiring chairman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
WRIT OF ERROR
is Granted In Sensational Suit From
BraEton County by High
Court

Special r.rf.r fa fro r-f.rI..rn. or
CffAHIFSTOE Vs. Nn June -
Tho supreme courf of appeals has
granted writ OF orror to Chls. Ian.
ham ae1insf Eva TO- Neadovs Tho
c1ao comes from Tmvfon county
thrro tho Wcadova woman won .n
fho lower court in q au'f BROUGHT hf
fanhIu fanham. who a wealthy
and I. years oid. Ia 1Ioled fo have
entered into contract with tho
Meadows woman. providing for Illicit
rrI1fiorsnr FIro hundred dollars Of
'.mDf wore paid f|I fho woman bod
received $4,000. fauHam alleges Do
Ia ALLEGED tN1f fho contract fa iUoGl.
h. cause 30 calls f1r NIrrai conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
FREE WOOL
tcontInuea 90 10 rar.l
wool duty on tho ground that it would
directly benefit consumers

wool duty on tho ground that il would
directly benefit consumers
The Schedule.
Tho now duties. together with tho
present duties as figured on an adj
Nalorem basis 10y Chairman Underwood
are as follows:
Raw wool. proposed duty 20 Der
cent: existing duty. 44al per cent
Nails. waste. shoddies. etc. proposed
duty. 90 per cent. existing duty.
rs go per cent.
Combed wool or tops. proposed duty.
= per cent. existing duty. 1918 per
cent.
Yarns made wholly or in part of
wool proposed duty 90 per cent. exist
ms duty. seas per cent.
Cloths. knit fabrics and an mauufac-
lures Of wool proposed duty. 80 per
cent: existing duty 3711 per cent.
blankets. dress goods and carpets
arc about cut in half under the
schedule proposed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
miNoo COMMENCEMENT.

Special Dispatch fn the Irt.u1-rcer.
'lI<GD JUNCTION. 90 juno l.
Ti. eighteenth annual commencement
oi NfIfE1 Junction ll-h school was
hold tonight The annual class adj
dI,se uls fitcu br Ir D.. s. Herbert
OF Columbus Tho fourteen graduates
were. I.u T1rr. Mai. Eaer Louise
otto. Mary Chase. Susie Ecislinr.
Tii'h Mickey Nrtis Dor,uhorr Thos.
2fcIlr1r. riar1nce J. Rriff John T.
I..nf,. David g. EcieIiur. UeIcu
M1sr Elizabeth Maui,,. ana TiWs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
HUNT SITE

special Dispatch % tre Tntellircncer.
CITNRIESTON. W. Va. June l.
At "a meeting 81 the state board Of
health and state board of control 10
was decided tonight that committee
90 two from each board visit the sites
offered 10y state tuberculosis sanitar-
ium ana decide upon "a location for
thr board 81 health 1r. lutnpr -
Broci, ~ Mor-artowu. and Dr. G,dl y
of Charleston were named but The
board ~ control VIII select their two
later Tho committee will start from
July o. Tr,sid. nt Dirkoy 81 Wheeling.
Secretary Elrhoc of ~ Pleasant and
the other meuhcrs with tho exception
~ two were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02

Caps and gowns for girl graduates
will be worn more than ever in the
coming June commencement exercise s
in high school and academies through
out the country.
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To Whom 1t May Concern:
The following is a
for Liquor License for the /


II
William G. Smith. nth St. X
" lillian +. Huss. 1915 MPtn St.
August Deuker. 1901 Chaplinc It
William Mccormick. 1900 Market
August Trabert. 2l3T Market st.
Chas. ". Roemer. 21&7 Eo1 ST
John Holden a. X. g.. hurley, 1921
30 New Jersey ST.
Edward Rodman. 1908 Market 81.
Robert J Desch. 1O47lz Market s
" m. NJ. MitSch. 1855 Market 81
godfrey liadoru. zoos Market st
John J. Connolly. il5 18th ST 4
Sc Il Klein. "a Main st /
Thomas +. Thouer. for West Nirg
south end Of Wheeling T.
James =. Gavin. 1900 Eon st.
John +. Roth and James B. Fett,
and Moz~-t nm
Eefnard MehtN. 1879 Market -
Geo W. Crumbacker. 10 18TH
W. r. Stops a Samuel Niclou, I
2712 Chapline II.
Hearn & LipperL 1899 Main ST
VIM. G.. Boacwing n II J. Schnei
ST. and 1887 Market st
John S. Dailer. 24O0 Market ST
Alonzo 4. Rust. cor. 2ist and sI.oi
Tfeo. Werner. 1927 Market st.
Peter Kjsawinch. 2sI4 Main -
] a. Garee. 1864 Market - Re
Nell Quinn. 1919 Main 81. Rnsi,
II. W. q n. =. Mcclure. for Nc
Louis Schwalh. lois Main - =
Martin Flynn. 1926 Market -.
Carl Dolnic. 1918 Main ST. Resi-,
George W. Mayors. 1929 Main y
John NJ. Ritter. 1915 Market 81.
Edward Joyce. 1917 Market st
Adolph Schneider. 1919 Main ~
Rudolph Smith. 500 Main st r
Della kindelherger 1880 MrtTofior
Henry Bachman. 2227 Main -.
EdVard GrosscUrth. 3sl1 Jacob 5
Jacob Hiukelmau. s 18Th St Re
John J. FinneRan. 1880 Market -,
Alex p. Pecksteiu. d., ist1 -.
Daniel Arndt. IS lith st Rcsii
Nathan 4 Rubin. 100 Market IS
Jncob Korn. FOR Belmont Brewc
Julius Miller. 90 1871 - Reside
Joseph WHITEWATER 4 William
Residence iffl an
Frauk Burke. JOS Market So.
Gee. ". Anderson. zoos Main 50
Thomas J Hovley. 1891 Market
=. Il. Carney Hotel Windsor an
cor. lcta and Water Sts
Lawrence g. Drake. 1875 NarLel
John q Stein. 1eit CnRpl.ue st
John Corcoran. 1925 Market St
Clas. J. Haberstick < Anthony III
and 1901 Main st
Albert Z.mmer, fot thinner Bros
Chas. II He'll. 1857 Market 81.
C. r Riery z John Reinhardt. "a
14th 81 and u.s. 18TH So
william Hartcrsteln. cI3 Nfafn s.
John Arthur. 1900 McCollocl -
Walter NJ. Loew. 3-f- jacob ~
Chris 7. Frandfaas. 2Iff Market
John S. Tnoncr. 22f0 Market ~
Henry g. Nolte. 40. R1Ear -
William H. Reid. 1928 Market 5
Peter Marx. cor ifth auI C-aplin
Pau. s. Rferv A C'Ins Tauf.-l 20
ci2 ,fcCollorh 81
Jrros r Ayers. 80 f2fn So y
T1o-. p. Mclaughlin. cor 1ctn &
Emil Hackenhcrg. $3.50 Market S
Joseph Rarurn. 1919 Market So
Louis o. Driehoref s1 sftl -
Iorotrea Hans. 41t2 Jacob -.
Woods - ar1 r1f N-r
Leonard jacquard 1880 Market
Louis y Probe. 1881 MARKET 50
George ~-.rsrrir. .or III. ara
Joseph Marshall go ts'. So Ee
william rarfll'ae. 1870 w1rtet
OTTO " Alher 7r7l Jacob 49,
william =. fi0rertcr A. 3. D. -
Cor 32rf and Jacob S
louis PiscHoT. ST.. ff07 Jacob
Gas Renter. -1f. Market So.
,farie- ~qr7gue. 2l-5 M7-tct So
'hapli0e SITS.
7 .oe. ffai0tu. 1926 Market 80
Harry TugerlnIIar. 1900 MrrnffrI
Robert clark e q W Tnv'0r %
&c. and Rear SO. o. Zau
william Srherrf. 90 f-fr So q
william T.. +cr~e. 1T11 NarFaf
Peter Hoe n THoa N0Kcctcr. 3
and W00diawn.
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ALL
esidence-742 Market st.
Residcuce-lol3 Main St
idence-ios 18Th ST.
Residence Chapline st.
st. Residence. 1905 Eoff ST.
Residence-2747 Eof ST.
Residenc&e2 e1st st.
50. Besideucc-1Os2 Market ST
Re: Ssi"SsS - s MaTST' ST. IL.
I3th ~.
Nam st
inia Exposition and state Fair Association.
,iand Eesidence. 10 18th 81.
e. IS 10th 81. Res.aenees--sso9 Jacob 81.
Residence-ls4 icth st.
st Rcsidence-IlY 18TH So
5l-32 i2th s.. Rosifeuce~--i 18Th 81. and
Res,dences-ios7 Main st. 1897 Main ST.
Ider. 1897 Market -. Residcuces--l2s 10th
n SITS. Residence cor 5lst and EoN SITS.
Rosid~uoe-i5:7 Market 81.
Residence -25if Main ST.
dence--'l 18TH -.
Lure Bros Residercos- McI.ure Hotel.
{ y,'i, Sr.ccs ~ Main =.
h. Eesidencc~ ioe9 Main -
ResiIeuce-IGl5 Market ~.
Residence Market =
Rcsidcnco- i017 Main ST
-r 81 Residence 1850 Mcco,och 81.
Residence -22i3 Eon 81.
50 Residence-ss Jacob 81.
Re.idonce 1880 Market st.
Residence-iso lsth Il
'erce. SO Main -
20 Residence Jog I4tr ~
~. 17th Chaprne stT. Residence-6o9
,rce-2o 1s,h 81.
.winterhslter. cor Isth and Jacob SIS.
Ee.tl.ro. yy,o1e5ar.
Residercc- 1905 Main -.
-, h-sl1ciice -N.' Main -
t $, Re.iaence-1425 Mnrke, 50.
Residence. ~Gs4 Cnapline St
Residence-2lS 18TH ST
m. c3oi Main -. Ecsld"uces-c5 ctst So.
. 1924 Eon ST Ec.i4ence-e-ei Eon -.
Residence 1883 Market -
or. l'th and Woods sts. Resisencos-ie5
Resiilence---laoo Mccoiloeh St.
ST Kc.'Ience -tsb 1sth 81
I Resi4sncc- ;.. ',,api.ne St.
81 Residence -Fdgovord
% s. Ee'i,5,sr.ce'.,'or ls,h : Charl ne 81
'es'fence-aci2 Wilson 81.
Residenoe- i0s2 Market -.
Ee.idene.- jacob st.
-, Ee-,lencc- ltu So.
ya,.e, ST. E.l. 81 ,,n ST.
80 It's'1"1ce -1fs Jacob So
,.n'as. cor sard am ia-ob SIS. E-r.aer-ss
e. Re-.1,ncs- .7oi Jacob ST.
f.neiI"rce -I-r N4Ir &c.
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.l1en trn hr.. ling contractors refused n
Hrrre fn Increase The wages fror, "a A
t.r ler U.y. Work is generally ~ a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-02
Liquor License Applications
FOR
Year Beginning July l, 1911 and Ending June go 1912.
WHEELING, W. VA, May 10, 1911.
To Whom Nav Concern.
WHEELING, W. VA, May IS, 1917


list of the applications flied with
license year of l9ll-l9i2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02

RTE Princeton Tigers viii have 20
sharpen up their claws little II
= they intend to take Harvard's scalp
next Saturday. The Tigers have al
ready acknowledged their inferlorlty
and ii looks as If it might be Harvard
victory. The Harvard players have
shown some fine points Of the game
lately and have so greatly strengthened
+5,,i- +aarn thar they are considered well
among the champion posslDl!lIIes ~
This wear Their remarkably game
against the Brown team last oe-luI 0aS
mas sent their stock soaring.
On the other hand, the myers a z
worried to death and stories OF me
poorest kinds Of work are coming rom
the Princeton camp. Maybe Iney ar
sbaar stories" and so have their pur-
pose, but it is generally DelleNeu IleS
are true on account Of the ragged eN-
hfbftfon the players put up last SaIuI-
day against Holy Cross.
The game between HarEard anu
Princeton is about the first big game Of
the year in the east, and the loser VIII
be eliminated from all chance OF YAK
ing the country 1OOCDau nonOrs IhlS
wear For this reason, much depends
on the game and even though Prince
ton goes into the game in a weak con-
ditiOn a battle IS promised that VIII
make every one take notice as Prlnce-
ton has q name for gameness.
Joe Rivers. who whipped George
Kirzwood on the Pacific coast last sat
urday is matched with FRANKIE COnley
for a mill to take place November IL
But Joe may not show up as he re
ceived an injury in the go. with kirk
wood which will prevent MS IlBhJln8
COnley- 1t is lucky INJURY TOO y
Rivers is finding 1t hard TO make Ia
pounds and If he doesn't make II ne
will have to forfeit $3.50 His injury
may necessitate canceling the fight and
so save Joe the forfeit money
Ad Wolgast has started in the d.
rection OF the Pacific coast to see W1at
he can do In the fight game he
hasn't had anybody Of Importance IN
the ring with him lately ana II Is time
that a championship match was ar
ranged between Ad and some other
Of the eigibles.
The cadets at West Point are happy
this year as they believe they have
the strongest football team in the c0un-
try The team has made an excellent
showing The Yale came was the only
hard game Of the season and the cadets
got the decision there by six points,
and it is on account ~ this victory
that the cadets are laying most OF their
claims to the football championship so
early in the season
Coach Richards. Of Wisconsin, is one
of the few coaches in the football
game this year that does not come
out and brag after his team wins His
team defeated Northwestern last sat
urdav by big score and has defeated
every other team il has met so far.
The coach does not attribute the VIC
tory Of his team TO the good playing
Of his men, but to the weakness OF
the other teams.
For two years stars have won the
Mexican derby, the prize race on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
AMATEUR BOXING
STARTS SATURDAY
Johnnie Moltane and Cipri-
ano Ortegon to Fight
at the "Y"

The first of series Of amateur
boxing matches between the boys OF
the Y H. c. A. boxing class ana the
1910 Athletic club, viii be pulled OH
on Saturday night at p m.
Johnnie MOlIane, or the T. VIII D5
matched against CiprianO OREGON, or
the 1910" club Both are to weigh
fin the us pound class, though Two
pounds viii be given either way
Moltane is present holder or the 20
pound title at the "E, having had To
defend his claim over several husky
opponents, as his best boxing trim
puts him at 10 pounds. Ortegon VIII
possibly have the better In weight =
III pounds, but Moltane IS there Win
the clean punch and get away On de-
Little is known of 0rtegon, but he
is wei spoken of IS & clean nlsleT
and fast fo0twOrk. DE has s4snl
advantage in height and reach Wmcn
A. {. rules. as the scoring IS on points
in attacks and defence ana FasI -ooE-
work, and not on the ability TO STAND
me rounds will be 81 three minutes
each of the first two AID a thru 1our
i'-i TD = g case the judges decide a draw.
an extra two minute bout VIII De
given.
Judges-W. G. GLASGOW, J. A. NsIu-
Referee. n I1a-r-s --..-.
AIanager-Physical director Mitch
Two preliminary bouts have been
q arranged that promise good entertain
ment. .,.--
with George Johnston matched asalhst
Angler Foster, and the second bout IN
the ITO ID. class between Al oods
and David Hughes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
BISHOP DENOUNCES
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE

Oklahoma City Okla, Nov. wv ven
+,-f{ve Methodist Episcopal bishops
rom five continents are here Tor me
49, session was marked by denuncla-
lion bv bishop Hartzen, Of Africa OF
the famous grandfather clause IN tn me
OJZIahoma constitution, which makes II
almost impossible for a negro 20 . koLe-
should pray for the success Of 1ta!y
IN its war with Turkey Bishop Hart
ZeII told Of great progress in the negro
state Of Liberia ,z-
riSboD w s. Lewis, In charge OF the
Methodist church work in China; bishop
frank Bristol, formerly president NC
KfnIev's pastor in washington nov IN
Buenos Ayres; bishop W4llam 1 24I =
lam Mcdowell, just returned from a
trfD around the world, giving specla1
attention to conditions in India
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-02
ALPINE ORGANIZES
AN ATHLETIC CLUB
Band Looks For Leader;
Many Social Events
of the Week

Alpine. Tex. Nov. 2.-An athletic
club has been organized with a strong
membership and gymnasium is to be
fitted up.
The roof garden concert band is
thoroughly organized, but is in need OF
a competent leader. The members are
nor waiting for one, however, but are
practicing right along
RightOfway agent Denny of the Orient
IA fway is here. This road is figured
to be here by April 18TH
There were a number Of HallOwe' en-
parties in town
Miss Naomi Mcdonnell entertained
the Siempre Vive club Halloween
The Study club members entertained
their husbands Halloween
Many of the young people were en-
tertained by Miss Eta Griffith.
Many hunters are out in the hills
and canyons. some parties having
started in time to get to the grounds
before November J.