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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

phis National baseball team and
he 10 laid up With a broken iog
The accident happened In St
Louis when Dooln stood up In front
OF Rebel" Oaks. when the Card.
inai outflelder Was trying TO score.
| Dooin was the third 500 hitfer
that Philadelphia boat just when
hitfcrs were needed most. Frat
Titus. them Sherwood Magce. then
Dooin-and tho rram In second
place and fighting like q cage full
OF Wildcats.
They carted pooin off 10 the
Frisco hospital In 81 Louis and
put hts leg in wood frame that
reached TO hts right arm pit. Dooin
smiled when they picked him NJ.
Douin smile IL something 10
talk about. n /. one Of thosr
sweet. happy sniles that arr
scarce enough II hriKhtrns hia
face wonderfully. makes hts
freckiea fairly radiant and casts
duh. suns.t glow upon his red
hair.
n Ia the smile Of nm opsisnlst.
and no takes hix accident like an
optimiss. Hs In doomed 10 be-
out OF tho game for two months.
hut he has made his plans 10 keep
hts team up In the race. lie has
xon. back 10 Philadelphia with hia
lev In plaster cast A. Houn
m his team goes back 10 play the
as-hnme series. Doom will be- on
the bench running things
Doom smiled when hr was hurt
and he smiled as he lag on his
hospital bed In response to the
question.
do you think the Phiilies VIII
stay up In the race nowr'.
'Yoa cant tell. he said Its
a big blow 10 lose three 400 hit.
ters. bat know the boys viii
fight"
"sut they're going 10 let Magee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
Stanford Will
Teach Football

PALO ALTO. Cal. Aug. 3.--Rugby
football Ia to form . part OF the
regular curriculum at Stanford uni
vcrsity and completion OF the
course viii entitie the student to
one credit toward graduation.
Kenny Dole. captain OF last years
rugby team. has been appointed In
structor. and a large registration
In the new course IL expected. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
UUSI DIAMOND Ilai D. |

The hoFseshoes fell In our yard
yesterday.
Fullerton pitched q nice oarne.
but he gave Spokane both their
runs. Zimmerman opened the
nth with a two.bagEcr. Cocash
struck out. Cartwright WIS poked
10 the slats with the pill. and
Spiesman hit 10 Fullerton. who
tried to catch Zim at third. but he
threw wide. two men scoring.
D. Shea was there with the
strong right arm stuff Three
Spokane misguideds tried to steal
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back In tho kause." was thr neNx
given Dooin.
Ito smiled. But he didnt h0ilrr
nor wasa his arms for Joy.
Doom smilea ufssn and he was
once known to weep When xhe
Philadelphia players came To say
kocd BY 10 him ut St Louis be.
fore leaving for Chicago be shed
But wc started TO tell hsnF
those fdthaanians stick together
off the ball field.
when the New York team int
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Union messenger boy could fetch
II (which In plenty fast when
there's chance To see real ball
player why. Doom began 10 get
better.
Il want to get back home he
said. @nnd learn how TO hobbla
on crutches, 80 ! csa be at the
bali yard when the team goes
hack It's tough TO lose three
800 hiiiers. but tho boys are full
of fight and we'll try 10 stick At
the top. even though have got
one leg in a pine box"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
american Race
Growing Warm

NEW YORK. Aug 3.--With only
- point between Detroit and Phila-
Gelphia for the leadership OF tho
American league. and with Chicago
0nly one point ahead Of New York
md Boston. which clubs are tied for
fourth place. the younger major ag-
Uregation today led In point OF fan
interest over the National. where
The long drawn out fight between
Chicago. New York and Philadelphia
y . little less acute than It has
recently been.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
Doyles Defeated
at the Doubles

LAKE FOREST. H.. Aug. T.
Toushard and Little captured the
Western Tennis doubles champion
ship yesterday. defeating the Doyle
brothers In the fifth set OF the
match. both teams having two sets
TO their credit In the previous play.
The Doyles played all around the
New Workers. In the fourth set, win.
ming II. 81. Touchard and Little
took sharp brace In the final set
and disposed OF their opponents
with little trouble. 6-3.
Following the championship
match, Maurice Mclaughlin and
Thomas Bundy. Californians. played
an exhibition match with VIM.
i.arned. national champion. and
Harry Waidner.
Dance 1t DreamIscd tonight
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RED DOOM, FIGHTING PHLLY BOSS HAS A SMILE
WHICH WARNS YOU ALL THE SAME AN ITALIAN SUNSET

OF Dooins bed were piled high
with those fancy baskets Of fruit
There we're cigars enough 20 start
one OF those trust smoke shops
with the red signs In front
On the table was a fat letter.
No. not a mash note. A letter
from Mrs Doom. who stayed In
Philadelphia awaiting his arrival
Hidden behind a bower OF oranges
and grapes sat Dooin's sister. who
also has one OF those Italian sun.
set smiles.
Al first Dooin's leg was too
badly swollen for q plaster cast.
but when he got news Of the two
Victories over the cubs-which
came 10 him AS fast as a Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
PAPKE AND KLAUS MAY BATTLE

Here's hoping that Promoter cofioth succeeds In bringing BIN
probably the best middeweighs in the world for is claimed that
a
believe Psburger
tendency stopping when tho
Eofng getar rough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

TACOMA. Aug. 3.---Afser pitch.
nc great ball for eight innings.
Annis weakened in tho ninth and
Vancouver tied the score. Hixxins
relieved Anuis and he wobbied In
Tho thirteenth. the Beavers putting
over two runs and winning 2 to |.
The score:
vancous~r sssessssfsse--s o
1asomA. ssessfeaesess-t q
Gates and f.~~ia vancouvsrs Annis.
1l1ogins and Slsbt and Barns. Tacoma
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81. Louis the first thing most
NJ Tho players did was TO 20
TO the hospital TO sce Doom.
Yes" said Doom. there vas
Doyie and Dcviln and Mike Don.
Tin and bis wife and Umpire Bren.
nah
ssTsrwnnan,-
Sure. Brennan" said Doom. we
furrut all our troubles with the
umpire when the game In over"
The New York players must
have robbed fruit atore on the
way to the hospital Both sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
TIGERS PLAYING GOOD BALL AGAIN

which landed them In third place after
they had fought themselves TO the front Of the League Mike nch
hcs good ball again and
behind The Bengal pitching
vIrlerE
fielding loosely hardly
they
a winning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
~ TIP WRIGHT.

ST LOUIS. Aug. s.--Ain't u
astonishing how thaae Lithuanian
ball players stick tngetherf
ON tho ball field they scrap like
Kilkenny kittens. off the ball fold.
Damon aud rythias were like spite
fence neighbors compared With
them.
Taka Charles fRedl Doom. for
instance. Ito IL tho fighting red.
headed manager Of the Philadel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
SIDELICHTS ON THE SPORTING SHOW
SHERWOOD MACEE SUSPENSION SUSTAINED

National sustained Presi
dent Lynch Of Sherwood Mgee for the aters
attack Umpire brought TO bear
carefully considering the Sherry
left limbo Fnnoran brutal and
mistaken rowdm
be eegsted from baseball The directors did well TO stand pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Three round trips daily. Leave Scat
tie o. n. m, "a m. and .. m Sunday.
leave Seattle at 7;se n. m, 10 m. and 8
D. m. Leave Everett at 9iis a m, AIS
.. M and 7.is y. IN. sunday. leave
Everett at siss a. m fiis y m. and
7it5 .. m.
Steamer leaves from colrnan dock.
steamer ana schedule subject to change
without notice.
phonss--sunsst. Main 1905, IND. 7ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
WHICH IS THE BEST BULL CONNER?

o'Bien fighters In their
they lime
line bull which
n which better OF them missed
They should
a barkers Wild show. We recommend
settle the hot air championship OF the universe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
CUB PITCHERS MUST HAVE STARTED

letter Tinker stated that the Cub pitchers coul
Alexander
In innings. They have creased the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
scofe By innlnssI

Giants ................... $50 7-s
I Mpbbbntnffs sssssssfssss y v ~
Brooks 5. Bases on balis--Off Blair H.
off Brooks .. Sacrifice hits--Kuhn
Wallloh. stolen baaes~-s5feiner 2. Kuhn.
Keena. Blair 2, Wsifich. Double plays
| Itoaa % Morris UmpIra-achuhardt
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SPORT SPARKS
VALLEJO. cs,.-The [,

VALLEJO. cxI.--The enlisted
men OF the cruisers California
Maryland and South Dakota are ar
ranging for q boxing contest be.
tween Sammy Trinkie OF the Mary
land and Battling" Robinson oI
the California. The sailors expect
10 pull off the bout at Mare lsiand
some time Ia September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
The plrates' winning streak was

The PIRATES winning etfeab Was
broken yesterday when the Giants
trimmed them s to 4. big Six
Mathewson did the flinging. and
although he was tapped hard
pulled through safely with good
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

TeaIey Raymond put a quletus
on the Indians in the ninth by a
great play, Melchor. the first nGan
up, walked, and Nordyke senu a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Los ANcElEs--Jamss J. JEFF
fries. former heavyweight cham
pion. and his brother Jack today
are on their way TO Alaska to Try
whiri at big game.
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Kraft only pitched one ball, 81

Kraft only pitched one ball, but
he gets credit for striking out I'D.
Shea. When Bonner was yanlsed
out he had two strikes on Shea annd
Danny struck at and missed the
first ball Kraft dished up. retiring
the side. and Seattle never cahe
to bat again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
DIAMOND DUST.

Nap Hucker and "king' Cole
had a great i0-inning duel yester-
day. the Cub Finger coping the
laurels. Cole held Brooklyn to one
bingie, while Rucker was tapped
for four scattered hits. Chicago
won / to 0 on Archer's home run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Mike DonIln didn't report to 6os-
ton yesterday. Maybe Mike will
return to "Voodeville."
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Bonner Presents Giants With Game

rSTERTNAY II was seattlcs turn 10 break q tie aud
win the game In It's last stagcs hut the Giants
didn't accomplish this by batting rally. Mr.. Hon
ner presented the game silver platter, forc'
ing two runs In the eighth frame. the final tally
being to 3
Hut In doing this Bonner merely emuiatng
tho generosity of young Mr.. Fullerton. who earlier
In the contest graciousy gave the Indians couple
Of
Fullerton pitched great ball and would have
BANKED the Indians had Il not been for his Wild
heave 20 third In the fifth inning lie held cohn :
gang 60 five hits and whitfield nine men, Hts control
also good.
Bonner also had lot OF stuff on the ball and
the Giants garncred only four safe slams from his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

srreamrr over second. Tcaiey
knocked II down. and by quick work
managed to get the ball 10 icard
In time 10 force Mcichor nj second.
crulekshank gave the fans an un.
comfortable moment by muffins
rrisks ny In the eighth. but no
runs resulted.
Fullerton was very much peeved
af himself over hiK error In the
fifth. 30 he struck out the whole
side In the sixth inning.
Seattle got two runs IN the
eighth without a hit after Lizard
died. cruick walked. and was
saved az second on Cocash's error.
Householder reaching first. Bues
went out 10 F-risk. then Weed hit
10 the pitcher. who jnggled, filling
| the bases. Then Bonner slapped
| Ort on the wrist. forcing In Crnick.
Raymond walked. forcing In House
holder, aud Casey Shea struck
oct.
riahe claimed that Lizard was
safe at home In the nth. but some
OF the fans who had the proper
angle on the play said the umpire
was correct when he called him
out.
shea was the boss sIuggcr with
two hits. and he scored two OF the
runs.
Raymond made = great stop OF
Cooney's single In the fourth. but
he couldn't get the ball over In
time to catch Phil at first.
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ming yesterday and converted
what looked like an to 8 defeat
snto a . to = victory. One run was
forced and Moore brought In two
with a slashinx single. Tho score
Victoria ....e isaFsss e-s - :
Portland "a seestss s--s ~ 8
Thors~n. Grlnaeii and peyesi Victoria
Lamiins. Jsnsen ant nraaisy. Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

yesterday. Coming TO bat In the
ninth with no outs and three men
on bases. the mighty Tyrus famed
like any other man. And Sam
Crawford followed suit.
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the pitchers
sop
nothing innings but in the third
clothing and ood
Zimmerman doubled and Cart
wright hit by the ball Coeash famed and spokesman rolled
of Zimmerman at third the
throw both scored spokesman was eHush
stealing nd famed
In the sxh shea Was hit by Fullerton
pretty hot liner third and
Shea home
Bonner
~ W. rnniad ocrfl The nrnrn.
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ort robbed cartwrIoht Of : hit In

OFt FVuueu OsFtWFfUHt OF HIt w
the second inning. The ball was
ticketed for the fence at n mile a
nNnute gait. and Ort stuck out one
hand and smothered It. but Carly.
who was playing third for Spokane.
got even for the steal In the next
inning by pulling down a hot one
and throwing ort out at first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

A fair Spokane rooter was having
the time of her sweet young life
until Cocash began TO uncork some
of hts errors at second and tlien
she had an awful headache.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

is hoped by the new plan TO de-
veiop material which can defeat the
University of California.
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second. but three perfect pegs sent
them to the bench. and MIR. Shea
also put one over the fence. scor-
Ing Seattie's first run.
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Spokane only got five hits off
Fullerton and two of them were
very scratchy.
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ALBANY p pA'Mlsfs
No More Dread Of the Dental Chair
The Modern Hish-Ci~-.. Low-rries Den
tieis

lists
TEETH extracted or filled. crowned or
bFidsed. absolutely without pain. by our
late scientific method. No sleep produc.
ins agents used. These are the only Den
tai offices In the state OF Washington
that have these late appliances and In
gradients TO extract. fill and appiy kold
and percelsin crowns without the least
particle OF pain. undetectabie from the
natural teeth. and warranted for rs years
soid crowns. teeth without plates or
bridsewcrk. gold Filings bridgswofk and
all dental work knows 20 tho Dental
science done painiessly and by specialists
OF from ten TO twenty years experience.
We have a specialist to treat Pyorrhea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

On tho seccnd Floor Of tho Peoples bank
building. Corner Of second Avenue and
Pike strect--0ppesitc tho Hen Msrchc
aud MseDouGaii = Houthwick's.
Take Elevator OF Walk Up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
Bees Beaten Again

PORTLAND. Aug. s.--Porsland
ut 70 Thorsen In the ninth In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Raymond made = great stop OF
Cooney'a single In the fourth. but
he couldn't get the ball over In
time to catch Phil at first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

crpIekshank gave the fans an IN
comfortable moment by muffins
rrisks ny In the eighth. but no
runs resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

GAMES TO-DAY
Gp~kaur AZ Seattle
NnnNuuvrr or Tacoma
VlNkW12 a. Portland
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Arreamrr over second. Tcnlcy
knocked II down. and by quick work
managed to get the ball TO fscard
In time 10 force Mciehor nj second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Fullerton was very much peeved
at himself over his error In the
fifth. 80 he struck out the whole
side In the sixth inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03

Dance At Dreamncd tonight
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-03
~ &@aNghN -
PRESENT.

Make ua a cali ana You viii tina We do
exactly as we advertise.
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shea was the boss sIuggcr with
two hits. and he scored two of the
runs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
MOUNDSVILLE
speakeasy In Eagle Hotel Raided by
Sheriff J. 2. Alley and Deputies.
Other Notes.

Acting on tip handed him through
a very reliable source. Prosecuting
Attorney &. Z Carrigan made out
papers yesterday afternoon and placed
them IN the hands os Sheriff J. Foster
Alley. and ordered him 20 make a raid
on an alleged speak-o3sy IN the Eagle
hotel on Thompson avenue. with
Deputies Berry and Stewart the raid
was made. and the proprietor OF the
place and one man was taken. John
Doe. alias. John Eolgo. was the man
in charge and he told the sheriff that
be had sold. and apparently knew no
wrong. Nolgo was held under 5000
bond 20 tho grand jury by Squire
Wright. he pleading guilty James
Marshall. The man In The place AZ the
time. plead not guilty. and Was held
on $500 bond for further hearing
Two baskets n Whisky and about
two cases OF beer were confiscated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05

Shows are i'm class by themselves. q
class OF its own and one YOU arc
bound "a enjoy. II Is combined cir
Gus. hippodromc. Wild west show and
horse fair. and Wild animal exhibi-
ton. Then there IL wonderfully
educated herd Of elephants. accredited
with being one Of the best elephant
acts in the business to-day. PERFORM
ing lions on horseback, and hum
dred and one other new and thrilling
features ~ which space forbids a de-
tailed schedule.
An additional feature this season ID
the T. y l.. Ranch Wild West show,
an organization which toured the
country last season MS an independents
organization. and was this year pur-
chased ia its entirety by Mr.. Robin
son. Although this additional feature
IL seldom mentioned or alluded TO. vet
II IS one Of the most interesting and
educational features that could DO
offered
Special pains have been taken this
year To make the street parade n sue
cess. and n fortune mas been ex-
pended on this one feature alone. The
parade Will start from the show
grounds about 1870 and folIoe the
usual route.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN.

A very enthusiastic sales
man who represents a manu-
facturer who advertiSeS, said
to me the other day that when
he calls on a dealer he invari-
ably uses this phrase:
"WHEN YOU HEAR ME
TALK, YOUR CASH REGIS
TER BEGINS TO RlNGl"
He says that avertising has
made his goods so we'll known
that he approaches a dealer
with absolute confidence in his
ability to get an order.
He says, furthermore, THAT
THE DEALER KNOW S
THAT ADVERTISED ART
lCLES ARE MORE READ
lily SOLD, and while his pro-
fit on them may he smaller,
the AGGREGATE PROFIT
IS GREATER because he sails
MORE OF THEM.
The notion prevails in some
quarters that advertised art
icleS must he sold at higher
prices in order to make good
the cost of the advertising.
There never was a more
mistaken notion. JUST THE
CONTRARY IS THE ACT
.UAL TRUTH.
Dealers everywhere say
that the advertising of a
GOOD ARTICLE in THEIR
HOME NEWSPAPERS, by
the manufacturer, plus the ad-
vertiSing of the dealers them
selves, creates a demand for
the article at once and enables
them to sell quantities of il at
a lower price than if it had not
been advertised.
In previous talks | have
given Illustrations on this
point. Since advertising IS
MOST EFFECTIVE that is
oft repeated, it is not out of
place to say in this column
over and over again thar r.c
man who advertises steadily
and honestly does a larger
business than the man who
does not advertise. He also
sells his merchandise cheaper
because he sells more of it.
ITO De eorfrrnen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
CIRCUS TODAY
ON fulton LOT
Dan Robinson Organization 20 Appear
On the Fulton Lot for Two
Performances.

To-day. at Fulton, the Dan Robin
son circus will give two performances
The organization comes here highly
recommended and will offer a clean
program. an excellent menagerie and
all the features that goes to make up
the modern circus. \ parade will be
given this morning. The circus comes
from the interior OF the state and will
IN load on tie Terminal tracks near
Fulton.
Robinson Famous Shows Is one Of
inc IaTg"st INDEPENDENT circus organi-
cations 'ntour this season. The cir
Gus train arrived this morning Via the
u. X -. from Pittsburg.
Amusement lovers tho country over
are familiar with the name ~ Robin
son ban Robinson has toured all
over ths world. and his shows. like
tho sailors swcethearts. are known In
every cline. Robinson's Famous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05

NJ O'Clock. In spite OF the fact that
inc rain held the merrymakinR in
check for "A short time. a general good
time was enjoyed by all. The follow.
ing composed the party. Nlessrs
STANLEY Paten. Claude Bouar. I.vIe
BJrnes. Frank Lafevre and Howard
Cats. Misses Adele Gapdea To11
Moore. Carrie Cats. Nora R-o0.,
Josephine Hyrnes. Lillian Pvrnos arI
Alma Glasgow
sunday evening q fox entered the
chicken coop Of Mr. l.. C1ar,. "a,
way i'sOirs avenue. and killed seven
,a.u7O.' chickens Of the famous Ham.
"NIt ured Mr. Clark secured his
~ l, gun ana managed 10 bag tho fov
""''H was q very fine specimen For
some tme chickens have been rn,ssod
a. , 'S ,''ihity and now the mystery
Edward Balm has returned 70 III.
..'y aiter visiting his parents ~ con
nelsvIlie. Pa. "'
JohH Mullen who has been ar,pIc,,.,
~ Nc" Martinsviilc. ~ 50. pdin, n a..
H"ys Ih tho city ns thc guest 81 b,.
'a,nlIN ON Morton avenue
IHoW"s Mullen will leave ttc t,.,o-
part or The week for Nuncie r,J ~,
c' spending a fov DAVIS lp .b, 10.
RI. E'est 81 friends aud relative
i.I"Ih Beer who has been ornrfo,,.i
I'm, n me OH fields near Cameron IL pm.
~ ~ parents Mr.. and Mrs r y
"e"r 'f TomlInson avenue
1T, Is. :. VI. McHroom. Who has boo-
oI'.,'H ~ her homo on Fyf,b 60.
. 1T t1e past few day with s,,...-
"' ~. is nov Improving nicely
y phillips has returned % d..
,.i,t. n ameron after 90 short ,ls..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
Work Stopped

Work on tle new aeusr atstom
here was stopped altogether yesterday
and the employees we're allowed fD .olr
the remaining residents hora IN % d4v
~ rest This ia Tho first holiday tho
contracting company has observed.
tho men working all day Decoration
Day Work will bo resumed ffla
morning and fhe dfc1ing machine
VIII b. ploced az work ON Toulreou
avenue
Work VIII DO resumed this morn
Ing o. 'he United gfafos stam...-,.
COMPANY and af 'ho KIce Pants -
tory. affor having closed flr.r d.grs
nAnce Saturday ~ noon
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Attend Picnic.

4 number OF members OF the sun
day scool Of Calvary Methodist Epis.
copai church here attended the sun
day school picnic given yesterday az
B. -. McMechen's grove In Glendale
by the Sunday school ot the First VI
J.. church Of McMechen. An invita-.
ton WAS extended TO the local sun.
day school as well as those IN Glen
dale and Bcnwood. and all were well
represented. The Glendale and Nc.
Mechen people had rcfrcshmcnt
stands on thee grounds.