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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-24
ABOUT TOWN.


The White House
Is the place TO buy,
SaysI.
Oh you lovely rainl
49, that car. &C. j. L.
A. L. Taylor lost his fine Percher-
nn mare, Wednesday morning.
If you pick up an inner tube
ring It 10 c. ]. Laughren.
Dunson Is building some mighty
Nee cross walks on Silver avenue.
An elegant rain all Sunday night
caused many people to smile.
Geo. P. Watkins shipped $50 head
ma Bud Perry rs head Of cattle to
La Eastern markets last week.
Walter l.. Davis Is making ex-
nsive improvements on the premi.
i he has purchased on the North
de.
Albert Field has three span Of
he Mexican mules for sale. See
Nm right away.
We should have said range 8
lest instead of 10 west In speaking
81 the government survey ordered.
There was a meeting OF Sarah
ebekah Lodge last evening. The
6embers enjoyed a chicken pie sup
III and other good things.
Dorothy, 1O-year-old daughter Of
M. Pontius, was severely burned
nth scalding water. Saturday. DR..
deed attended her and reports her
!. = progressing finely.
Baker Bros. have sold their ranch.
title and all COW possessions near
1achita TO the Victoria Land and
attic Co. Manager Birchfeld was
tcre to close the deal.
The hand dance Friday evening
Vas enjoyed by large company Of
hung people. who are generous In
lheir praise of the excellent quality
ia music.
j. c. Huff commenced the cree
Hon of rnother fine frame residence
d. Pine street, Tuesday. As soon
Il this is under good Roadway he
I'll start another. Looks good to
peming.
The Chamber of Commerce is at
ter the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to get a lower price on solar
oil. The product is sold in Arizona
for % cents while in this section z
md s cents is the price.
DIR. and Mrs. 0rne visited the jail
Tnesda, and report things there In
all absolutely clean and sanitary con-
dition. They say they have not
found things better in the South
vest.
We are sorry to learn Of the re-
sIcnation of Highway Commissioner
Nm. Harrison, who has done SC
much toward the Improvement Of
The county's highways, but who can
not afford to remain longer in pub
l|c employ on account Of his private
interests.
j. M. Barracks and family enter
aimed over Sunday W. W. Bar
racks and wife, of Engle, and A. K
Barracks of Baton Rouge. VIII
anne to enjoy family reunion be
fore the return Of their parents thi
week to Indiana. Geo. P. Watkin
md family were also invited a
9uests to the delightful Sunday din
Der.
DR.. Montenyohl has establishes
an Office with DR.. Swope and will
once equip laboratory for micro
scopic examination. The docto
was formerly house physician of tn
Jewish Hospital at Cincinnati an
has been. until coming to the Soutl
west, in active practice at AkroI
Ohio, for a period of fourteen year
The doctor and his estimable vii
are cordially welcome to Deming.
The Deming Machine Works ha'
contracted toinstall a fine pumpir
nlant with Fairbanks-Morse engiI
for Conductor Warrington at Rinco
FL Paso parties bid lower figu
for the job, but efficiency and dur
bility were considered, so the Del
ing firm got the work. The col
pany is also installing large Fla
s. banks-M Morse engines for j. A. WI
kins and John Smyer. All of the
IN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-24

Inc Peoples Iicket.
We, the undersigned citizens and
taxpayers Of Deming. New Mexico,
believing that the continued mater
ial prosperity and moral welfare Of
the community demand a sound,
sensible business administration of
its corporate affairs, and that the
civic improvements inaugurated and
outlined by the present Board of
Trustees should be carried on to
completion without further delay
and without financial obstacles, re-
spectfully recommend to the voters
Of Deming, that all the members Of
said Board should be reelected at
the election called for the purpose
on Tuesday, the fourth day Of
April, 1911. However, being in
formed that Hon. Thos. Marshall,
chairman, has refused to again
serve, and that on account Of his
temporary absence, Hon. j. j. Ben
nett will be unable to give his at
tention to the duties of the Office,
we call upon John Corbett, S. Lin
dauer and Julius Rosch TO stand for
reelection as Members of the Board
of Trustees OF Deming, New Mexico,
and that H. d. Green and c. j.
Kelly stand for election as members
Of said Board. And we do hereby
pledge them our hearty support to
secure their election and, If elected,
our unreserved cooperation and as.
sistance in all honest efforts to make
Deming 1.-THE City Beautifully the
cleanest, healthiest, best governed
and most progressive city in New
Mexico:
| r. Swanzy
| j. A. Mahoney
A. w. Pollard
]. P. McGrorty
Edw. Pennington
B. Y. McKeyes
Thos. Marshall
Chris Raithel
Jas. A. Kinnear
C. ]. Laughren
H. Raithel
H. G. Bush
Ben Larson
j. B. Hodgdon
: M. A. Nordhaus
F. L. Nordhaus
: Henry Nordhaus
John Stenson
5 John j. LETTERS
Thos. Hudson
A. p. Webb
F. X. Wyman
A. c. Raithel
H. C. Brown
/ A. j. Clark
G. A. Roland
I L. L. Browning
George l.. Shakespeare
o Henry Meyer
} James E. Irvine
: c. r. Hughes
N. A. Bolich
3 d. B. Stephens,
!, II. ~. bufulck
C. H. Hon
: r. l.. Miller
Ralph c. Ely
e. +. Atkins
Q w. w. Atkins
T. j. A. Stump
II Otto Leopold
in A. A. Temke
1t J. A. Beal
ID J. G. Moir
Is Geo. w. Chester
= = s. C. Stenson
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-24

! Ii you want your
friends back East to
know all about this
great Mimbres Val
ley and the wonder
full development that
is going on, send the
Graphic to them for
6 months or a year.
1t will tell them ter
times asmuch as you
could, and keeps tel
ling them every week
in the year. Try it
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
HEAVY SELLING ON
MARKET TODAY WITH
Loss OF GAINS
Market Closes Weak, Chesa-
peake and Ohio Having De
clined 3 Points; Other
Stocks Sluggish.

N,N IuIt. Ort "a Stopas 0hicu
lead In the advance OF yo-fUrda, s
trading were sold hoayils at tho open.
ing OF tEc market today and los, part
oI their gains. United StaieE steel
was uga'u he most active ISSUE and
declined BIS AmaleamntCd Copper
ana american Smelling lost "a and
Union Pacific ~ and Chesapeake ana
Ohio d. Some OF the industrials
made fair gains. including Allis.Chal.
moI- preferred nud American Telo.
'huuo
Mos, uf tho Initial LOSSES we're 70.
covered before the bears stopped tho
rally py u trcbh attack on United
states steel That stock Welded "a
point 10 30 90 and Union Pacific.
southern Pacific. Reading and l.ehieh
VALLEY gave war nearly as much.
Chesapeake ana Ohio was hammered
as result OF iis Door annual report
and losf points
The market closed weak Chosa-
ueakc and ohio extended ~ decline
10 over . points other stocks werS
sluggish bar ruled around the low
level piitshufg adyiceA that some
mills had shut down Cor lack ol orders.
encouraged bear selling OF United
States steel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

capped hy superior weight aud were
forced go Yield time aud time again
before their opponents
The Varsity made several deter.
mined advances against ~ Paso. ld
tauc.ng ihc bail ht soriUs of DuG
plu'- aud forward PASSES. which were
iho only tactics possible AGAINST such
hcayr opponents However nlIhourll
getting Doe hail close up 10 the goal
posts several times. they we're un
able fu score before time was called
The team Wua he guest 0f the ~
paEO Fair association. which .s con-
duotlug fhe big statehood celebration.
aud although ilg game with ~ raso
was scheduled ior Thur day afternoon.
~ WIS not PLAYED until his moruinr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
kan-a- City Ii,cslock.

Kansas NiN, pct a. cattle re-
coipts 3ue. Including zoe southorns.
market steady; native steers. t5.25H
Nbni southern steers. S3.55m5.75i
southern COWS ana hcifrrs 8e.7hW
$50, native COWS and heifcrs, S2.7aa
1905 stuckors and feeders. S375m
$50, bulls. f3.2a@ f25. calves. st00
% 100, western steers, &i.00H 1.50;
western COWS. S3.00Ht.S0
Hogs Receipts 600. market
steady; bulk of sales. t6.0OmG.as.
heavy. 50 0e0G5o, packers and
butchers tG.etmG.5oi lights. $500 a.
co; pigs. S4.2bWb.25.
Sheep Receipts 1000; market
steady muitons. f3.00ma.75. lambs
Si.ioW $50. range wcthcrs nnd year.
llnRF. t3.4iW ESQ, range ewes. Sc,
n 9 So
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
WAGE SCHEDULE IS
NOT DESIGNED TO
LOWER WAGES
Scale to Be Used on Rock
Island System Same As Old
One Says Vice President
Melcher.


chicago. oct en- Vice President T..
u. Molchcr of th, Rock Island limos
to-day declared tnnt tho new wage
schedule offered thc shop men who
ure taking strike vote would not ar
f..t the earning power OF thc men
"lt was charged that Boa tliH schDd-
uIc which wc presented Co the shop-
mems committee. the overtime was
abolished De- said, "thi- De- untrue
Gar ncale o. the Same ns tho ord ono.
rho committee demanded tho accept
.tnrc of its schedule which called fur
ana approximate Increase nf ton pDr
cent hut we did not elNo Do snr.ou.
consideration ana H.. momhers wont
hack go kansas r,ty without amy dru-
mite agreement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
JAPANESE BOY TO
COMPLY WITH LAST
WISH OF FATHER
S. 0kuno, of Fresno, Has
Worked Twelve Years, TO
Finance Taking Body OF
Parent to Japan.
IN, E,snIns Herald 4. y. leased wEsI

Fresno, Calif. uei. After work
ms for twelve gears is 70 comiion Ia
horer taat 9l.s 1,ad father's last wish
might be grptinrd. $ Okuno. local
jaruu,so. b. arrU8sng 20 accompany
inc remains of y Gauno back q"
JDan The father dltd twelve years
tru ANA asked Dol. on then a mere
Youth "A take hH r.ualns back 10 his
"a Wor homo.
iur father lDN poo money and since
tnat time tho sou has worked con-
fHnilg ln a. Vineyards and has 90
JOS. earucd .u-Ish 90 pay the prize of
removing thn body he viii secure
riosagc an H Steamer which sails for
Japan next Wednesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

Chicago, oct gle Despite week
end pruih taking, wheat advanced to-
day December ciosing 1-ec not high
cr az st.oeM W1.o2 6-s
Pront-uking depressed corn hut
The close was firm, December Sc
lower az 90 i-ic
oats were firm. December closing
i-Sc up at IS i-ic
Provisions were easy at the close.
Januar, auctions closing a. follows.
Pork, $3.50, lard, &a.07ia ribs
fS.g21..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
VARSITY TOO LIGHT
TO SCORE AGAINST
Ell PAS0 TEAM
After Plucky Battle Against
Odds University of New
Mexico Loses With Score OF
6 TO 0.
,specl., relssram to Evening usraIn

~ puso. Texas, Oct. 2l.-fhe fool
bah team Of the University OF New
MoNigp which met the ~ Paso MIL
tnry institute eleven this morning va
fast came before a great crowd.
tas defeated 10y score 0f go -. n
huu.h making plurhy attempt lp
Huid BAGS lhc heavy line of ihr Ut
Paau TENN. the, wofe greatly uanul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

DID MR.. MCDONALD LIE?
DEAD TIIr nENnnn

i"' LAY Governor iinecman aud
take u ont OF the That run canro
Ut ms Nor ~ ACItE ~ NIw MEXICO
had l'"s" that expired Apri McDonaIds Aim.
AFFIDAVIT
Territory q "
County ~, 49,
J. y, a. IAuls of the
tory
'hrc he
No 1928 VIM q. Mcdonald. tarroso v containing
h'se- n Twp sanh q. VI,
riiiS 0tfontn It, 1914 Ah"e Application
". q.
New Mex
leo containing satss0
~ W.
as made application No 0ss ~ 'api,Rn Live
b, ", &. Mcdonald.
No aO2S. Ranch
~ containing ii3i052
made ON
caion ".
Mcdonald, Manager.
In witness
-ral Of Office hh iTth Octorrr, \. y. 1911.
tSEhD Commissioner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
SNIT LAKE DNN ANYTHING
10 ItE NNiiSTIG NTIsD
az, Evening" Herald \. o. Leased " ireI

Salt lHk, tftt. i.tHh Got 81. In
formation received l,fH today tom
los Angeles ptnt,- tDat tho Cnufnr-
mia authorities VIII request she Utah
state officials o. open Iul,.ugUtiou of
the two attempts ip dynamite the
Hotel ttgh Boo 1890 Ju,k Wilson ana
"iiEh Pockets Delaney V,r" tried
h.r. rur tho d,namitinE ANA both
Nrr, acquitted. o. BE- alleged mat
both HaN, u,rn under iuyosugatipn
lu connection with tnr explosion chat
n,.uo..u th. Los Angeles Tu,.
.IuN O.. ,uu son. rh, Young doctor.
mubIur 0ut'"
"frs rt. .urr he l0Htuod Co
adapt Wms,'l Goo circumstance ~
stnri'J out 8. lang specialist Gus
hos Er.Du.tpu'c specialist .Hsf
now Town and Country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

chlcago, oct e. Cattle Receipts
estimated ~ s00i market dun, weak;
hoeves. st75ms.T5; Texas steers
si.eome.io; western steers. Si25m
1885, stockers ana feeders. sa.25 %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

New York. oct. ei-Cotton spot
closed puiot. 90 points HIGHER; init
ding uplands. sa55ts. mlddltng
gulf. St0.OU No sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

- Louis, oct - Wool market
ann territory and western mediums,
] ~ 20c. fine mediums. iGaiSc. zine
itm15c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21
DESPERATE SHOT AND
KILLED IN WYOMING

Salt Lake. Utah. oct al Further
particulars received hor,, last night
90 tho shooting up nf 'akosillc. Wyu..
by "A gang of U.s. men, show that one
81 the gang Identified as Ed Bncon.
WAS Killed.
Bacon had been shot through the
heart during the battle and his body
was not found for several hours
after the shooting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

NEW York Closing StOcks
Sew York. oct 90 Copper nom
iuuiiy unchanged
Load. Si.21WfGU.
silver 90 i-Nt.
can money nominal
Mexican dollars. 4ac.
Primo paper. ~ a. a.tc
AmalgBmnted. 90 1-s
Sugnr. rs Us.
Atchison. t07
Great Northern preferred. l2a So
New York Central. ioSis.
Northern Pacific. M
Heading. 1873.
southern Pacific, 100 rs
Union Pacific. 1898.
a. :. steel, 50 3-s
a. : Steel preferred i09 SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

'hI.tas prt Wheat ur.tW.
uar tl.oe s-NuSlu.'s. May. 80 uc,
l-AuLu4
corn Dec. os 1-i,. MAY. &c. 5.sr
oats prr. fslr May. .u's O.,
iu l-Nc.
Pork San. $3.50. MaE $3.50.
Lard GOT. s9.oT's Jar Se1o.
Ribs Jsn. SN.2e1. Mny. yNIa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

Never can tell when your mach
finger or suffer u cut. bruisc. burn or
scald. BE prepared Dr Thomns
Eclectic OH Instantly relieves the
pair--quigkly cures the wound
10 Cf'nE COi.D ~ ONE DAY.
fake LAXATIVE nROMO Qninne
Tablets Druggists refund money n
ID fails 10 cure T.. W. GROVES -ie-
nature ~ on each box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-21

h'"- aud principle pressing
~ q ~
hn 90 Nrii % lat wanted W'riprrnt' adict,cs
thing Wurt.n ~
%. Hand. \ I
u
mote IN
p
r,-uit'd follow ing editorial:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
DEFEAT PHlLIIES AND TAKE
FIRST POSITION.
Battle Was Ten-lnning One and Very
Close-other National League
Results.

PlTTSGURG. Aug G-PittsbtirC TO-
day defeated Philadelphia in "A ten.
inning game. the score being : 10 =
Pittshurg had a coWiortablo lead until
Tho eighth inning. when Camnitz went
10 pieces. Philadelphia scoring thre"
runs ana tieluE tho score Camn!fz
and Alexander were now retired.
Steele and Chalmers taking their
places. Pittsburc Won in the tenth
inning by scoring runs on three hits
base on balls and a baIk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

viii t' H,rHmpan..i by q large dele
sati.u GO ront,rs
Tho M.'"rhcts ar, without n rarne
t.i Saturday and SUNDAY afternoons
.rI Hr. d'sirnus of arranging games
f'r i.fn dates with som. good out
'i town '.uH. Interested managers an
s"t.r. dates Hr Hr,wrriur through
o." Intelligence. or clu te-.Y Ma
trral rhnr. and Is> fur Manager L.
T. Smith
Tho Meyer Provision romnsny
management wants fhe manarcrq ~
fH. rr.nka.fe and Sfrnne Niauuflc-
turing company fs1m4 fn taU him M
'".af .. 'ativo f. p'aUrr ono ~ he
postponed games nn Sirda, a-tcr-
noon
The I.nunod Independents want q
rU nf' ..fn. eighteen scar Old
t.nm o. Sunday afternoon Answer
ihr..s lfhis paper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-WashinG
Ton defeated ST Louis again to-day.
% to With tho score tied I'm the
eighth. G"ssler hit the ball over the
right field ienc" Tor q home run. The
fielding OF Mcbride. Conroy and
Austin H'rc The features. Score.
II ~ g.
Mas. ..lr.u .. Ouuur. Q
-' Louis 800 n a. uU H n O.
Batteries Rocker AMI street. Tow...
and -fts.....-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
SMOKES DROP SECOND BY
SCORE OF TO 5.
White Doak Touched Up for Thirteen
Ssfeties-keener Hitting KID
OF the Fray.

tRi CARL L. LEATHERWOOD)
Being unable o. hit when the base
paths Were occupied and wohhling i'm
thc field al critical moments. IN"
Stugies permitted tho Fort WAYNE
Rillik'nS to win Yesterdays game by
III" sror" "f - =. n was pathetic
sight indeed to 500. the visitors ambls
away with the second game Of th,
- rites as Mr. Timely hit could have
won the game for the locals upon
four different occasions had he been
on the Job
Thrc" times did Jack Lewis lead
Of: with hits. two ~ which went for
thr'' quarters of the distance. ON the
other hand Casey's proteges were
thcr" with bells on them when 10
cam" To- hitting when hits spelled runs
and poor old Roy Hccnrr. who H. only
hitting Tho pin something over the
'hr"r hundred mark connected four
times. driving I'm three runs
fl"ud" boak appeared on tho hill
top fnr Cd" locals and Alb'rts who
was chased from the mound on Tues
day. was sent back for vengeance by
Doc Casey. Alherts' going was eN-
'"ptioulllv good until the eighth S.s-
si"r when b" became wild and was
d'fri'k'd hy Jimmy. Prefer was then
s'u' I'm and managed To- nose ont a
victory hv m" skin OF his teeth
6'llikens Take Lead
IN' Fiiiihous got away iu front
Scoring one iu the initial session.
Justic" WAS in the murgu,. when
lHount reached first through grace
~ an error 90, Lewis Young singled
In an of hand way between Jewell
ond Sag'r md Glouut advanced.
clancy whitfield hut K,,ucr. she tall
c.' Billik"u iu captivity. ,r"uch.i low
and swung from his boot top on tho
riN s"ndirr ~ into right field. per-
hitting lilornf 20 register NcI.af-
f'rty brought IA" session 20 a close.
Tn" St"Eies rallied or,asiorallv hut
lied 90 dp anything tn place them
I'm N" lim"lich' until tho sixth in
ming Til" visitors wcrc easy for
poak iu tho second ru- third innings
hG' wiNtur" 90 Four hits. stolen
tas" and an error bv JeveU and
W"!ch"r wont f"r tV" tal-i"s IN the
fourth.
Visitors Score Two.
Too 'hs' fran" Iis BiH 'Hncev. tho
Lis giant who Saium.s around IN"
FIRST station. picked on" tn his 'iking
and sent % grooming into deep left
i'r thr"" bass k.-u,r wax there
with MI Timely fiif and scored
'Iau'cr with O drive over second Mr.
Lead Foot keeu.r was theu caught
mapping 'ff first his sudden demise
"'' IfrlrC near second base. Tho best
" iaff"rtr rpuii do was 20 ground
oH' hg' Nardacrif' punched ono hack
- I'w'n for single Nandy didn'f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

GRAND HNIIDS aug .Ie-.rk
ar"r'od defeat in 'ho ninth. when r.
struck our fro ha'smcn with thr base.
fl.i and ou" out Score.
Tor E4r..r f.f frH..s ed.
rr--, fr.'r. OBJ fr...r
I.rf't..s. Tf.I-s. r....a s.f ...
F f.I .I..f t.I IHU...r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

GAINESVILLE. o. Az DAY
Ton won f0'Iy's game by hitting Roc.
ers hard Manager Knoll was put IN
tho grounds IN tho frs' Score
o. d. b.
Ef~rarIf'r - n nj % n 1000
fHr-f.r Iuuf 10000
I.r''"r'"- Roget. o-I Urr.f. .a .fsr
ans sample
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
AMERICAN
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit. :. New York. g.
cleveland. =. Boston. =
Philadelphia. =. Chicago. :.
Washington. = -. Louis, 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
LANGFORD WINS

NEW YDUk. Nar sam Lana
or. won from Jfm smith Ir tine ufth
f'Ini ~ ri scheduled fen round Iort
10 fh' frIrunrf g. torirhf The
r.f.f.. stopping fhr inuf after smith
Efi iHua f. OBJ. rH.f fnr fh- count
90 rrr smith was practically out
Whom fHr bout wra ef.rr.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10
PITTSBURG PIRATES GO AHEAD
IN NATIONAL PENNANT RACE

Leadership OF the National league hands OF
flttsburg today This is the that the
world champions OF OF the
craN oil remarkable string OF Pittsburg in
Guiding ennnng battle from Philadelphia yesterday aided
by the defeat OF the Cubs afternoon bv
The combination place one point as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

iul.-fuNu ~. RoIg'ue T.
W.ur.fpu o. Iierri- burg
A.fuHrI 90 lFreI..
lOri d. Trenton OBJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

l. may ne noted that the Pitsburg
games more than the Cubs The Pirates streak in
Guided thirteen straight BROOKLYN To
which we're added victories and three
straight Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

John LOWS Raker. who has been
visiting or the home Of Luther ~
clemens. OF Market street will 70
turn to-day to his home in philadsk
uhIa
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Standing OF Clubs.
ro-dGy's Games.

I'ITHT'TTHIl AZ I'ItI-UIrl
- Louis az chicago
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Standing OF Clubs.
To-day's Games.

Fort Wayne at Island Park
Evansviil. n Newark
Tcrre Haute al at. Rapids
DAYTON at GAINESVILLE
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Athletics Wnr OFT

PHILADELPHIA. Aus 9-ln Il
hard hitting game here to-day the Attn
."fIe- defeated Chicago. - TO =. 10 ba-
.u- Tho formers fourth straight VIC
tory over their opponents Young
Was driven OF the rubber in the -.c-
oui inning. Wh'u the home team
w1d" forr bits. Including a double
and o. triple !u q row. and Hovilik was
also Dir hard CooWh- was taken ouf
of th" gam" Zoo fhc ninth inning. Dan.
forth being sent 90 tho rescue Tor th.
'hiri afternoon Doc succession score.
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PIRATES
LEAD RACES

Yesterdays Results.
fitt>hurE. .. philadelphia. s.
Cincinnati .. boston ?
New York. L.. chicago. .
-. Louis. I. irooklvn 8
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Giants HAVE Cinch-

CHICAGO. Aug. New York bat.
ted ChicaGo's pitchers all over the
Held today and romped around the
bases with ease. winning 4 one-sided
game. - 10 =. Score:
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chicago 900. 70 % % % 100 I-b
New York % q" 3 80 sio-l6 Is 3
Batteries -McIutire. Richter. Reulha,h
and Archer. Needham. Crandall. Mar
guard. Wilson. Myers
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them resulting in runs Manager Ten.
ney was ordered off the field by I'm.
pirc Rigler for disputing a decision.
Score.
ROSfou ...-..N . % % % Z q q O. .
Cincinnati 2uOOl nos =
BATTERIES Griffin. RariIan. Smith.
Frumne and clarke
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irare '' snos others Do, .ulune
yOIract
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VISITORS
WIN AGAIN
Yesterday Results.

Yesterday's Results.
Fort Wayne. : Wheeling ;.
NJNewark. I Evansville. ;
60 Evansville 10. Newark. ).
Dayton. 3. GAINESVILLE. 3
CIR Rapids :. Tcrre II, 3.
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Fort wHvn~ ......I 90 200 -
Wheeling ....... n N 90 .u . d.