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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

declaring that all the reported Turk.
ish invasions OF BULGARIAN territory
are pure inventions. while on the pre-.
vious day the Turkish government de-
MED the capture Of Turkish troops by
MontenegriRs az Tushi
This campaign OF misrepresentation
has become so serious that the author.
tiles Of Sofia have issued a decree
threatening summary punishment nv
martial Law 10 those who circular.
such inventions
Inc Servlan advance In the direc-
ton OF Uskup encounters little resist.
ance. II IS reported that the Servi,n
headquarters are being slowly trans
i'rred from Nish 10 Vranya In this
district heavy rains are impeding Oh.
erations.
Larc" numbers OF war correspond
erts and many military attaches are
starting for the front tomorrow They
VIII "ork under the. greatest difficult
YES. owing 20 the severe restrictions
imposed. According 10 Belgrade
dispatch. the Bulgarian government
declines 20 permit military attaches to
Join the general stan
BELGRADE. oct. ~ The Serv,aD
army. under the Grown Prince. has
captured Rulya Heights. "a strat,giclI
position 10 tho south of Ruianorafz
some miles below Vrauys.
An Official from the general stan a.
Nish says the Scrvians have fak.u all
ihe trenches in tbc Turkish territory
around Nrarya. and the Turks have
boom driven back across Norava Val
icy.
Details have been received Of a
trcaoherous act by A'taniaus on the
S"rvI1n posts near Propalaty. forty
miles 10 The south Of Nish. on Thurs.
day. Albanian irregulars. Who cors,i.
tut"d OBJ" attacking party. were r..
pulsed and hois I'D vh.tc Tag s
Scrrl7n canfaiu with q detachment 4p.
preached tho irreeulars. Who opened
ire. ti'l.ng an officer aud twelve men
ana wouuLnc forty The Servlsn ar.
tl'"ry Immediately fholind the enemy.
killing goo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

warships and three transports h,v,
appeared m 'he coast OF ErI~us
Their apparent object Is tho l.adinl
Of troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

Also called letter. Salt Rheum. Prur1tus
Ailk-Crust Weeping Skin, etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

LONDON. Oct. 20-hr order was
given today 20 the army ~ Thraco 10
take vigorous offensive AGAINST Rul.
gdria. according fO 20 C1rzfautiuoula
dispatch 10 the Daily telegram In
the meantime tine Turkish fee- has
h'-' rrs'' Ted FROM fhn BLACK Soa and
ordered 20 pass through fhe UarGar-
'H--. attn further instructions to 4-,i,
and attack the Greek fleet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

Boys Guaranteed all wool Blue
Serge Suits, made in the latest Fall
models, lined Trousers. GO II
Anniversary Week. &c. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
BOXERS WILL Be
EXAMINED BY
PHYSICIAN
Mark Levy, Director of New
Mexico Athletic Club, Will
Insist on Physical Fitness
Of Performers.

Hereafter no boxer will appear In
amy match before the New Mexico
Athletic club until he has been cx-
aminod by q physician aud pronounced
in perfect physical condition. The
examinations OF the boxers will be
made Just before they don the gloves.
Announcement of this new depart
urc WAS made today by Mark Levy,
director Of the n. NJ. A. q. Mr.,
Levy has heretofore depended upon
his orin judgment IN permitting fight-
ora ~ go on. but believes that II will
be much mere satisfactory 10 have
boxers examined by physiclanH.
IAN examination by a phyglclan
Will he c0mlnendablc step, 1 be.
lisVa." said Director Lazy today. III
iherc should be any organic weakness
which would be aggravated by unua-
unl exertiOn, Il will be discovered by
the examining physiclnn. Perhaps
this Will result IN nubstitutl0n OF
the calling of Of a bout at some time
or another. but Il IL much better 10
have "a bout called off than 10 have
someone injured"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

on bases-A Mdarid. 9; santa re, 6.
First base on errorH--Madrid, 8 San
Ga Fe. T. struck out--By Parsons
(vanseyk 2. shefer, Bennett. Mar
tines. sizemoro) g; By Maroz CDeBnca
2. shcffcg, NJ PadIlia. Espinoza) g.:
hy slzomr eotiOuran 2. y, Ortiz, r.
Garcia. Baker, 9; by DeBaca Duran.
baker. uriego) =. First base on
balls--On sIxemroe G.. ortiz, A. Pa
dlila. Parsonsl 3. on DeIIaea &C.
Carcla) 4; on Parsons. o.: of Marex.
0. wild pitch--Marcx, !. Passed
balls--sheffer 3. Pitching record
on slxemore, . hits ana runs In
seven innings: on Def3aca. 2 hits and
runs In two innings; OF Parsons. ~
hits and ~ runs IN ave innings; on
Macrz. hits and urns In four in
nings. Time OF Rame--2;20. Umpire
~. Berardinelll scorer--panlel c.
Ortiz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
WHITE SOG NOSE
OUT THE MINERS
J. Ortiz, Santa Fe Short Stop,
Steals Five Bases; Batting
Rally Ends in Score Of Is to
10 for sOx.
tBy Danlcl g. oril..)

Santa ne. N. A.. July 2t.--Under a
cloudy and threatening sky this aft
ernoon at tho College grounds. tho
victory to their long string by de-
feating the Miners team OF Madrid.
The score was ~ 10 In favor OF tho
visitors up 10 the seventh inning.
when the White sox started bat
ting rally, adding nine runs IN the
last three Innings. Parsons wan
Knocked out of the box In the NTH
by the Madrid heavy hltters. and
Marez. who replaced him was very
enectlvg, holding the visitosr TO two
hits and no runs IN the last four In
nings. Slxemore for the visitors was
ver.' effective until the seventh, when
the locals landed on him heavily,
knocking HIM out OF the box. and
DeBaco. who succeeded him. was a
little more speedy. but very wild, and
was given very poor support by his
team mates The visitors scored
three runs In the first. two In the Soc
Ond. two In the fourth. four In the
NTH. one In the sixth. and then they
were stopped by Johnny MareK end
ing their scoring. The locals scored
one In the first, two in the second
ono In tho fourth, four In tito snv-
enth. four more IN tho eighth, and
one. which was needed, In the ninth.
In the ninth the score was re 10 ~.
when &. Garcia singled. stole second,
and scored the winning run on a
passed ball. which shelter couldn't
yet Ia time TO put him out. The fea-
lures OF the game were the batting of
DeHaca. who scored two home runs
and one three hagger out or ave
times up. and hte base stealing OF ].
Ortiz, the local shortstop, who pill
fered ave bases an the seventh he
stole second and third In succession,
and In the clRhth he repeated the
trick again. stealing second and third,
Score oy innings:
III. ~
Madrid ....ssO 2ti OOO--l2 ig "a
White sox lie 100 ellis a 9
Iiatterlcs--( Mndridl sizemore. De.
Baca and shelter; (santa FEB Par.
sons. Marco and uricgo. Two-bass
hils-Maroz. Baker. ThFee-base hits
nefaca. Shefer. Home runs-De.
Baca 2. stolen bases--J. Ortiz 6, G
Garcia 3. Parsons 2. MRrez, Grlego
Duran, sheffer, Bnerel. Rael, Mon,
toya, Diman. Marines, slzcmOre. sac.
riiice hits-Bennett. r.. Garcia. LET
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
FANS ARE KEYED
|. UP OVER KNIGHT
yOAKUM SCRAP
Ali Agree on One Thing; That
There Will Be Something
Doing When the Kansas
Cyclone" and Dallas Iron
Man." Get Together.

with tho twenty round baitlo be-
tween Phil knight OF Kansas CITY
aud Stanley Yonkun OF Dallas ached-
uicd 20 happen IN the EilkH' thenier
faxt Tuesday night, Albuquerque IN
really on the fight map and Albu-
querque fans should see fight that
viii be worth tho money and then
dome. Knight IL known as the
Kansas Cyclone" Yoakum is known
as ''rhe Iron Man" What viii hap
pen when a cyclone aud an iron man
meet IL what the fans want To see,
and already there are many prOphc-
sizes ~ many followers az the game.
Because Of the fact that knight has
knocked out fifty-flve men in his ca
reer, many are OF the opinion that
Yoakum win succumb Co kniShtb
Wicked left punch which has hurt the
Jaws and wrecked the hopes Of dozens
~ ambitious fighters Y0akum'g fol-
lowers declare. however. that knights
punch isn't any better than that car
Iicd around by Boor unhOlE. UnhOis
and Yoaknm fought twenty rounds TO
draw In Las Vegas ON July ana
the beers punches only served %
mako the Iron Man fight all tho
harder. Yoakum has never beer
4 local audience. tie has never shown
just what be can do when pressed for
a demonstration. u N certain, how
ever. that ln his coming scrap with
Knlsht. YOakum will be called upon
III show all the ability and science
ana stamina aud ntFenSth that no
poNeeHaee. Knight works ont each
aglernoon nj the Elks' gymnasium
ara fans are invited 20 watch him
~. Yoakum arrives tonight from
ManitOu, Colo, and Will az once ha-
aln training for the fight under the
direction of Jack Hanley, the veteran
ring gonernl, who says he viii bring
Ms boy 10 the front IN the coming
fght II there II any way 70 90 inc
Can Jefirlos beat The Congo Coon
This ID another question that ~ being
asked BY tho fans just AZ present
X0nna Jeff and th0 Congo VIII ~
Il scheduled ten rounds W aemir
Nlndup of the evening next I.@eday
hight The Congo has appeared here
on thrne different occasions ana mas
attracted considerable attention by
| hia peculiar and effoctivo style ~
/ hhstling. Beyond doubt the congo
| IA thH coolest aud most helf-pohaahneu
1 3nhtof that ever d0nned NiQNe ~
AlbuQuarQu0. He pays no Afternoon
\ ~ spectators. seconds or officials. hf
/ simply goes IN and beats his oRpons
I ana and that quickly. II u boticstu
I that N Young JoffrleH the Congo VIII
/ meet a man who a IN hin own rlepl
| and that he viii have 10 - some ~
\ ntaf him. Joffrloa has wicked hIrA
IN either hand nn& IN an experienced
IlKhtnr, having participated In man,
battles N his career.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

\ ta,oe0--BsFoom frame. bath, large
porchea cellar. lot e2Nx1ta, Hlgh-
lands. near car linei terms.
es,5po--b-room modern bnngalow.
large lot: good location. N. nth 81.
tt,sOe--S-room. a-atory modern
brick dwelling. ho' water neat, tth
ward.
sa.0o0--saroom frame ana bath.
eeilari fourth ward, near car line.
ti.ooe---terooin mouse lot f00nlda
city water, near universltyi terms
ete0o-g- foom fiamO large ~.
shade and ffuit trees. south nfoat-
way. cloae ini easy terms.
sssoo--g-room wick. moaarn. wsll
hulIt. 'hafdwaod fieora ara plaza; corr
ner iol StOo oasn. balsncs Per
cent.
st,oeo--g-room, Z story elucco llkish
roaldeEcA hot water heat, goo0 OUT
buildings, lawn, trees, nnGubboryf lot
gSsisa eloes lni ttTo0 cash. baiancs
: per cent.
MONEY 40 loan
wnBn HssEURANpw
A. FleiSch her
Az noUrm FouRTm HEHtMnr,
Next 70 New rdaaoaIrs. pnone era
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
ROBBERS PASSING
RAISED CHECKS


Three professional check rnlBsre
and foreoIx. wilD last Friday held up
the MICRO brothers saloon a Waiscn-
burg. Colo, and rubbed II ~ $500 In
cnNh an $4,000 IN checks are now
raising aud floating these checks IN
various parts Of Colorado and New
MeHleOs according ~ q qlfoalar belnG
sent out w the American linnkers
association from Denver. Thu cir
cnlaF gives the following descriptions
OF the three lnnu Wentods
Description.
w. n, howard. alias lfadioy. alias
Baldwin. ago az; heikht, feet . v
inches1 weight. itB; build, alondors
hair, black; eyes, hazel; complexion.
Enllow; occupation, passes ~ anlgs-
man.
Harry 0oorse. alias n. d, hIofdant.
aliaa Harry y. Morton. Ane, 4Oi
height 3 feet II inches. weight 100
pounds; light oompieAioni l|Ehl
blonde hair; blue eyes; a1uunih shaw
en-; third or knuckle iolni on little
finger of rlRlt hand enlarged two
upper front teeth gold.
Claude WHYfnhu, alias q. Way
more. formerly cOnnect4a With q
WealoEn nank supply Company III
I DnInhnmn city Okla; nNn. ~ 70 Abl
wafNht. 100 pOundHi height Z feet
OF 5 inohrat hair bTownl eyHN light
blues tooIh. ronuinri hiMu tnIthuaai
fond ~ billiards and pool.
Nnflfr American innktSN onH1ola.
ton, penyer coso,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

American League.
Chicago at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland az Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Denver at Omaha.
Lincoln nt ~. Joseph.
wichita at Sioux city.
Topeka at Dee Moines,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

The SWEETEST tuFnouss ana cabs -
Inc city are at Trimbie'g. its NORTH
SECOND street. Phone ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
PTRSONAIS.
NfOK's CHILI PARLORs

Enehlladas, Hot Tamales. Chill Con
Carne and Short Orders.
zoe Wegf Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

During the aummor mOnthR moth
tfs OF youRe children should watch
for any unnatural looAeneas pk the
Apw6ls when given prnmDf alien.
Sion AZ lhin time serious trouble may
~ avoided, chnninefsnina Cola
|hal1ra Ana Dlhrrhooa Remedy can
1Iwagn - depended upon. For nnll
ly AII 1IAaaIlIl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
ROOMS FOR RENT

0W0 ~ WV &ANAAaA- aNHNNHWsNN
ROOMS FOR RENT
~, q - ~, s,.ss,,.,S roc,',s 80
housekeeping. Rent reasonable. |
Call at rear % bsa West Central. n
-
ron RENT Two nice rooms for
housekeeping. furnished; modern.
b2i West silver avenue. 27-c
ron nENT--s furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping. col North Sec
ond ~
ron RENT ~ Modern rooms FOR
light housekeeping. $50 w. Iron
avenue. tfI
ron RiiNT--Furnlshe rooms. Kor-
Dor building. 2isM North Second.
FOR HIcNT'-Slx rooms above Crown
Furniture store. ia West Gold. n
--------------%------------- -
ron RENT---2 large rooms completes
~ furnished for houHokocplngi
modern. Rooms single or en- suite.
GtG West Coal
FOR RENT--Two Furnished rooms
for housekeeping. 5is ~ Arno.
FOR RENr-Thirty-sn room,
completely furnished apartment
house, one, two and three room
suites. Price and rant reasonable.
strong Bros. s0i n. Second.
-----------..--------.----- -----..-s--.
HOUSES FOR RENT
e~sNN-NN~N-N-Ncs~~s~ ee.N~~~sN~~~~srs1e
FOR fENT--Nlcely furnished cot
taEo with sleeping porch. 1919 <.
Walter street.
FOR RENT, 2, 3, and 4-room
houses; furnished or unfurniahed.
btt 5. Broadway, or orpheum BldB,
FOR RENT--rlvo-rOom modern
house nesr SECOND ward ncalool.'
Call room ., Barnett building.
----------------------- --~-
TO RENT--WOoigoy bungalow; FUR
nished or unfurniahed; reasonable
rental. Apply ~. n. j.. r. o. BOZ 500
OF room ~, stern Bldg. City.
-
PERSONALS.
MOUSE CfsEArRgEka.
The Acme Houas and window
Cleaning, orders promptly attended
To-; aatlninciloh guaranteed. We sweep
ehlmReys. Office si0 West Silver.
Phone egl.
PARCEL DELIVERY.
Parcels and BAGGAGE dolivorodl
quick service. Albuquerque Parcel
Delivery Phone a.. Sunday and
nights. Phone O6s.
NrOK's chilli PARLORs
Enehlladas. Hot Tamales. Chill Con
carne and Short Orders.
roo Wegf CeaitrhL
The SWEETEST tuFnousg ana cabs ~
tho city are al Trlmblo'g. iis NORTH
-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

MONEY no LOAN.
on furniture. pianoA crnanA noFsea.
wagons and other ohattopi hiao on
salaries and warehouse reeoiplRi ~
low a. $1,000 and ~ high "a tiHo.eo'
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time--one morth 20 one
year given. Goods 20 remain u your
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
CAN and see w before borrowing.
steamship tickets 90 enG from AL
parts OF the wurio.
PRIVATE OFFiCn1--open EFenlnes.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.
Rooms 3 ana 4. OEnmg Ilni7dinR
sOsk West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
Western League.
TODAY's GAMES

National icaguc.-
Brooklyn at chicaEo.
New York NJ Cincinnati.
Philadelphia AT ~. Louis. .. E. ..
Boston at Pittsburg.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Grayson were
in Dickinson on Wednesday from Dunn
county. caring two loads of products
from the north country for the State
Exposition at Bismarck. They both 60
down to take personal supervision of the
county exhibit.
In a bulletin from the food depart
ment the subject of benzoinated lard is
discussed. This is a necessity in pre-
scription practice but requires great
care in selection of material, prepara-
ton and preservation. The Dickinson
drug companies are all passed by the
department on samples furnished while
in Fargo those of three stores are brand.
ed as ''illeeal."
E. G. Bishop was in from Gorham on
Monday to get some machine repairs.
He had just four days of threshing be.
fore the rain set in, and from the yields
of those days he bell ewes hat wheat
| will average fully 20 bushels per acre
in his neighborhood. There are several
machines in the Gorham territory and
they will all have all the work they can
handle between now and the time it
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-28
CHINCHILLA CLOTH

freezes up. Mr.. Bishop farmed 100
acres at his place this year in addition
to caring for a band of horses which he.
runs in the breaks. Lester has taken q.
homestead is miles this side of the Lit
tie Missouri river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zeigler arrived on
Wednesday from their honeymoon trip to,
St. Paul. They will reside in a nice
cottage in the eastern part of the city
which is being fixed up and furnished
for them.
DR.. r. C. Colwill and Cashier, John
Milsten were down from Belield on
Tuesday. During the past year Dr..
Colwill has been away most of the time,
spending the greater part OF the spring
and summer in Ontario. Canada. He
spent three months at Rochester. Mimi,
with Mayo Bros, where he took post
graduate work in surgery. DR.. Colwill
has not decided definitely whether or
not he will remain in Stark county. His
friends are glad to see him back any,
way. Mr.. Milsten is with the First Ma
tional bank It Bel6eld and came to the
county seat t. attend to some business
matters,
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-28

Chas. Gray is building a nice large
piazza on the front part of his house on
Second Ave. West and otherwise i'm
proving the place.
Mrs. B. fl. Crawford and little son
expect to leave soon fer her old home
in Missouri where they will spend
about two months visiting.
Rev. A.. C. Hacke attended a state
conference of Congregational churches
at Grand Forks which was in session
the first part of the week.
Commissioner Dinsdale has a city
team at work cleaning out the drains
which will be a great help in taking
care of the surface water another
spring.
Miss Odella Blair. who has been
spending several weeks with her broth
er, Clarence Blair. at the A. l. Peck
home, returned home to Menominee,
Wis, on Monday. ....
Thomas Callahan of Antelope is get
ting along nicely at St.. Joseph's hos
pital in Dickinson. He has already
been in the hospital two or three weeks
and it will be a month or two before he
is able to get around again.
Mrs. Joe Hoag and. young son came
down from Glendive Saturday to spend
several days visiting at the C. D. Litch
home. Conductor Hoag has his run
from Glendive to this city and spent
Monday with his wife and baby here.
Miss Pearl Smith made the trip in on
Friday from her school neal Oakdale
on horseback, returning Sunday. 1t is q
distance of so miles. the roads and
weather being both disaereeable but
Miss Smith enjoyed 1t just the same.
Mrs. MAJ: Hendrick arrived on Sunday
from Walk on, Iowa. to join her hus.
band, local agent for the Fargo Loan
Agency, who has been in the city fol-
about two months. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
drick have the east flat in the PRESS
building.
j. Allen Clark left last Saturday night
for Fargo where Mrs. Clark has been fol-
some weeks visiting her parents. Mr..
Clark who has a position at the Dick
inson experiment station, goes to the
department of agriculture at Washing.
ton. D. c.. for the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark planned to leave Fargo about
the middle of the week.
Adam Lefor and wife returned Mon
day night from their three weeks sta,
in the Twin Cities. They stopped off
in Fargo en- route and came on to Dick
inson. going to Gladstone Tuesday
morning and out to Lefor. Mr.. Lefol
purchased a big stock Of goods for hi,
new store while in the city and viii
have his opening on Saturday, Octobe
5th. He has q very lar &c store al tn,
new town Of L.efor. some IS miles out o
Gladstone and will be in a positio,
now to give the people a large variet!
from which to select. MI. Lefor say
that he was very fortunate in gettinl
some good stocks of merchandise at loy
figures which enables him to make YER,
reasonable prices to customers. Mr.
Lefor was formerly in the store bushes
in Stark county and knows just wha
people want. He is not making any bi,
demonstration for his opening day bu
the gentlemen will get cigars and Their
will be an appropriate souvenir for th
ladies.
The Dickinson press., 1912-09-28
LOCAL NEWS
We loan money and have it on hand
for business. See Everett. 4-6-tf

w 0OOussOOOs WV SsVsSsh
Driving horse for sale; or will trade
for work horse, Walton & Davis Co.
o-28-tf
For Sale-six room house, n block
from public school. Low price, terms
very easy. See F. Maser. o-21-tt
Money to loan on farm property
Three, five and ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., or Louis
Petricka. 12-3.tf
Girl Wanted-To assist h~ousekeeper
at Bachelor club. No washing. Highest
wages. Apply at once. Mrs. Minnie
Klinefelter. o-21'tt
Girl wanted for kitchen work. Will
pay IS. 90 per week and advance fare F.;
steady work and good place. Rose
Kane, Regent Cafe. Regent N. D. 9-14-3
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist OF
Fargo,will visit Dickinson professionally,
Saturday, October II. All persons hav,,
ing defective eye sight or who need
their glasses changed or renewed should
call and see him. Office at St. Charles
hotel. o-2o.3t