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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
.L|GHTFOOT IS
AN ONL0OKER
Watching Big Battle Res
tween Oil Companies
at st. Louis
Specialize Daily News

special 20 Daily News
81 Louis. Mo. March 4 Attor-
n.y General Jewel 4 lichHoot ~
Toxins &. here 10 watch developments
H thc fight between the standard
on Company and the Waters Pierce
ION Company
$50 tar as We have beou able 20
I,.rr." DO said. no corporation SUBJ
slup 20 either the Waters Pierce
or ,hc standard 3, opcra'ir. iu
Texas. u We should find ,hlt this
were not the case within twenty
four hours Vc would have oI' au iu-
junction % stop th, bus.nes of s.ga
subsidiary company
Understand The position D m iH.
Dent understand that ann hUr.Us
, trouble. Tor am NOT ann here as
am oulookcr q ann goir- I'D watch
developments. and 90 ar,th.u "us
Irr that ! would %. Interested .a of
|corrso viii a.f
u Vi'l also u.ost.-1'a 'he 'o.e-
-urh-tel,pboue people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Fredcrio6tou. y g. March S.
Plans whereby New Brunswick may
secure her share OF ire srca, tide OF
foreicn immicratiou flowiug into
Canada we're cNhausuyclN discussed
40 a hig immigration congress- held
In this CITY today The meeting was
attended hy several hundred repre-
seutatiyes OF boards of trade and
other commercial. agricultural and
industrial bodies and hy mayors edi-
tors and other delegates from chief
cities and towns throughout New
Brunswick Resolutions were adopt
cd for presentation 10 the legislature
now IN session askius the body
10 take steps for a hearty cooper
alton with the Dominion government
In plans 70 attract Immigrants and
capital needed for the further lcyc.-
opment Of the natural resources of
the Province
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
WNON CHALLENGES
NkiNLEN AGAiN

o., Associated r.e.,
Nasuiu.sol. D. c.. March >.- SEN
atur Dixon agaIu chal.enged Director
Mckinley of Tlfts bureau ON the
question of presidential prianries.
lr q letter accusing Mckinley OF
flat refusal 20 ala 90 getting such pri-
m1r.ss and makme Now demand on
Tafts mauaser he said
e am forced 90 the conclusion
chat YOU refuse 10 Join me IN an ef-
fort % secure an cNt ression OF the
Republican voters as 20 the candi-
date they want regret that You
roeard the selection OF candidate
for president as q game. Evidently.
yor lack comprehension Of the dig
uiy With which the people invest the
President 1f the United States, to so
designate O function preliminary TO
election to that high office"
Mckinley. IN q letter last night.
referred % changing the rules while
the game was In progress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
0Ro2CO's INFECTION
CONSIDERED SERIOUS,

II Paso. Tex, March S--fr'chda
Of the Nadcro administration ADMIT
mat the dcsertion Of orozoo is SER
iols The rehel ranks will 90. two
resos. double Federal army pay anu
loo,ing possibilities in addition
Neither know the real causn OF the
fieht, anyway.
Maderistas believe that orozco
must fiaht a decisive battle near Tor
recon next week The Federal troops
under Blanquct are deemed super.
ior with rapid fire guns and field
pieces
General Roias. commander ~
Iroro7. today ordered delivery oil
two hundred rifles and heay, ammn-
milton 10 the MADEIRA l.umhe' Com
pany. which Colonel stceycr COM
mander Of American troops on the
border. passed.
on the chihuahua train toniSh'
there we're six Americans opt OF one
hundred passengers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
UgONWOHKERS' AGENT
FACING CONTEMPT

by Associated Press.
Los Angeles. Cal, March N.-Con-
tempt proceedings are said &c be- con-
templatcd against II W. Pohlman
business agent OF the Seattle Iron
workers Union. for his refusal to
answer questions OF the Federal
grand jury. in the Investigation q
the alleged dynamite conspiracy to-
dav.
lie declared, after consultation OF
half an hour with his attorney. that
he expected 20 produce tn hooks,
etc. of the Seattle union.
lie asserted thar Harrison the
postmaster hero. took documents and
a number OF his letters to the, erand
jury room. and openly objected TO
the procedure
lie contemplaies action against the
master for recovery OF the re-
cords addressed to him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
NO DATE CHOSEN
FOR Convention
Selection Will be Deferred
Indefinitely by Texas
Republicans

Special Co Daily News
sherman Tey March s Cecil \
Lyon. chairman of The Republican
State Executive Committee tJlH
gave ont the following
On account of the fac that the
ATTORNEY Generals office has not yc,
rendered q ful opinion concerning
the Terrell election law tNr special
meeting of the executive committee
this day called in sherman to -clrc,
q date Con hollus the Republican
state convention, vii, re.ess from
day 10 day unrI % tom opWI" is re-
ceiycd. az vhlu time tho date OF
holding tne convention wiu De an
uouced'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
EARLY BATTLE EXPECTED
FRIENDS OF MADFRO ADMINS
TR,TION ADMIT SERIOUSNESS
OF OROZCO'S CHANGE TO
INSURKFCTOS.
DESERTION SEEMS RIFE
Messenger To Orozco States That
Troops of General Villa are
ANXIOUS 10 Join
Rebels.

Nv Associated Press
chihuahua. Mex, (yia III Paso) -
March Sin two trains the van
guard OF the insurrecto army mobi-
hyed here. left for the south today,
beginning their real advance on Mex
leo CITY. their immediate destination
being Jlmine7. Eight hundred troops
left on these two trains, leaving one
thousand here. General Otozco de-
clares that recruits to the number
Of two thousand will entrain for jim
inez next week. General Roias. now
Al Iuarcz. is coming here
4 messenger from the camp OF
General villa the federal command
or stantes that two hundred OF
Villas troops wish to join the rebels
lose de Ia Luz Soto, formerly q
federal commander at Tarral' od'
Now openly a rebel, sent message
IN Orozeo today that he hal received
information that villa was approach
ing Parral. but stated that the garri
son was strong enough to repuls'
him.
General OrozCo Is awaiting mCnl
tions from luarez for recruits
IN the rebel camp today there wa
report of Madero cabinet chanse
and the restoration of Come Ken
els declare that they were cheated
OH, Of the election of a vice dresden
under Madcro. OrozCo declared tina
the resignation Of Madcro would s'o'
the wal
lie must follow Oiaz.' declared
IrOyCO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Boston Mass. March - Plans
for the announcement and develop
ment OF Agriculture Goo New England
were discussed by the New England
conference ON rural toercsS. which
held It's annual session 40 the stat"
House in this ity today Many prac-
7ical farmers aud representatives OF
tch railroads commercial oreani1a-
tions. state boards or agriculture
and state -rauls, throughout New
ENGLAND participated in the confer
cncc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
DALLAS To HAVE
WILSON IIE\nQI NilEiis.

Dallas. Tex. March Thomas D.
Love. president Of The Woodrow VIII
son State Democratic LcaeIo Of
Texas. has announced that th .c1gue
would establish Woodrow Wilson
State headuuarters az th' .iotel
southland IN this city Mordat March
%. JUDGE Cato Sells OF CI.Hurne.
chairman of the executive .ammit-
tee. who will actively direct t1' cam
paign in Texas for the Woodrow VII
son forces. viii be in charc after
that date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

81 Louis No March The local
committee has everything IN read'-
ness for the entertainment OF the
ninth annual convention OF the Re
lieious Education Association, which
il 10 meet I'm this city next week for
session OF four DAYS The attend
ance al the mceting will mcRde
several hundred of the for"mos'
clcrgvmen and educators ot the coun-
try. The Rev pr James II. hirh-
land chancellor OF Vanderbilt Uni-
versity. will preside.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
,,oror far Sir William Collins.

London. March S.--A marble bust
modelled by the sculptor Lessore was
presented today to Sir William Co..
Inns. the eminent physician and sur
econ. in recognition OF his services
Tor fifteen years as a member OF the
London county council and five years
rs a member OF parliment Lord
Darlington made the presentation adj
dress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
TAFT ATTACKS
PLAN OF RECALL
Says Proposal is Not Pro-
gressive Idea, But
Reactionary
MAKES DOZEN SPEECHES
At NUMBER OF POINTS AD-
DRESSES FOruLACE FROM
REAR OF TRAIN N SNOW
AND RAIN.

by ASSOCIATED ffces
Toledo, O, March President
Taft tonight in an address on the
Judiciary and Progress" declared
that the recall OF judicial decisions
was utterly without merit aud util-
ity, and instead of being progressive
was reactlonary'
After a day spent mostly on the
rear platform OF his private car.
President Taft tonight concluded his
campaign through eastern and north
ern Ohio here.
The president made a dozen
speeches in the rain and snow. Ohio
ans were out in numbers at Toledo
when Taft arrived at late hour this
afternoon. The president was driv-
en- TO the Commercial Club rooms
through thronged streets.
Leaving here late tonight, Taft is
due in Chicago early tomorrow for a
stay OF two days.
At the Coliseum tonight. h. de-
nounced the recall of judicial decis-
ions
No reference was made to Roose-
volt.
Taft IN his speeches suggested that
corrupt judges be impeache6 under
the present system
ID ut that is said 10 be cumber-
some Well. amend the procedure
Of impeachment. and create tribun-
al for removal Of judges for cause
ana give them an opportunity TO b
heard"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
Eve ON North Carolina.

Greensboro, y e March 81
campaign to capture the North Caro-
lima delegation to the Chica-o con
veution for Roosevelt was launched
here today at a State convention OF
anti-Taft Republicans The leadins
spirit In the movement Is Richmond
Pearson of Asheyillc. who was in the
diplomatic service during the Roose-
Welt administration The Roosevelt;
supporters declare they can muster
sufficient strength In the 'th. 18th and
10th congressional districts TO offset
any support which may be- brought
by State Chairman Morchcad to
Taft from the Republican voters In
the eastern districts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
INFRINGEMENT FROM
PHILIPPINE FORC rs

~ Associated Press.
Washington D C.. March S.---Gcn-
eral orders were issued today To-
retrenchments from forces IN the
Philippines four regiments 20 be
returned to the United states. to ar
rive here September. Another squad
ron OF the second cavalry will en-
bark in July aud will be assigned
10 Fort Meade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. March s. The
three-cornered intercollegiate debate
between the State universities OF
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois takes place
tonight each institution being rep
resented by one team a. home and
abroad. Tho advlsahillty Of the state
adopting the initiative and rcteren-
dum is the subject Tor the debates.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Minneapolis. Mimi. March s.. Ia
response To an invitation extended
by the Hcnncpin County Democratic
Club. William j. Bryan came &c the
Twin Cities today 10 speak az alum
cheon given by the club at the hotel
Raiissor here TODAY and 90 an even
ing netting under the same auspices
In the St Paul Auditorium
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Omaha. Neh. March s. Emil
Klank. manaeer for Nussiff Mahmout
the Turk wrestler. has issued a chal-
lengc TO stanislaus Zbyszko FOR 4
finish match and posted $1,000 as n
part of $4,000 side bet. the match
10 he held in any city offering a sat.
isfactory purse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
Tom Ncar. Tor Gubc,

Special t' na' N.t,
Dallas T.s March ro.r years
imrrIsonm..t ra- the penalty today
inflicted or 'u Niutr for ei'ing
"a $50 bride .n tv1 Dallas policemen.
whom ne wanted to wink at % blind
tiger llIs saloon vas outside the
distriU, where bars are permitted.
The bribc HHs given about @ year
ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
POLE DISCOVERY
ANNOUNCED TO KING.

Ry Associated Press
Christiana. March S--The explor-
cr's telegram. announcing discovery
OF the South Pole. was personally
presented to King IIaakon 10y Captain
ROAD Amundsen during the maneu-
vcrs at Sandviken today.
Tho king answere.
Thank Won for the information.
The Queen and beg to send all on
board the Fran cordial congratula-
tons on an occasion with results so
satisfactory to all OF us"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
WASHINGTON GRANGE
WANTS DIRECT VOTE.

Spokane. Wash, March s. c. Il.
Kcglcy master OF the Washington
State Grange, telegraphed TO William
Mckinley Tafts campaien manager.
a demand for a direct primary, ex-
nlaiuinc that The National Crange at
FOLLOW TAFT ..... &C..
the last cons ntion endorsed the d.
rect method of choosing candidates.
The message said
we demand that Won take imme-
iigte action for securing an cypress
ion hy primary vote Of the American
people as to its preference for he Re-
publican nominees for president and
vice president
Tho telcsrlm states that 500 or
carnations are represented hy he
demand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
NO AGREEMENT
IN CHINA YET
Cabinet at Marking Fails
to Reach Decision on
Its Course
DIVISION IS PROBABLE
EXTECTFD ONE FACTION WILL
CONDUCT GOVERNMENT IN
SOUTH. LEAVING NORTH
To NUA.

BY Associated Press
Picking. March Sit was evil
dent that no agreement could be
reached Ranking. II is expected that
The cabinet will conduct the govern
ment in the south. leaving Yuan pres
ident-viceroy in the north.
Orders were issued that there shall
he no more looting OF stores and pri-
vate buildings. and soldiers were
placed on guard to control the situa-
ton and enforce the orders.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
Minor kills Partner.

ny Associated fress.
Goldteld, New, March Sired
Burnham of Butte shot and probably
fatally wounded his partner, p. II.
Lavelle. a miner, then killed himself
today at his Overmont claim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
EuuSENIiT ADVISED
REQUIREMENTS ARE MKT.

q, Associated Press
New York March S.-Col. Roose-
Welt was notified today that all re-
Quircments have been mot, placing
the name OF Roosevelt supporters on
the ballots OF primaries on March &c.
10 select district delegates TO the Re-
publican national convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
Librarians at ,tlantic city.

Atlantic City. y j.. March =. The
sixteenth annual convention OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Library Club and the
New Jersey Library Association be
can here TODAY and viii continue
over tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
AMERICANS REPORTED
SAFE IN NtLtIDE\N

ny Associated Press.
Washington. II C.. March Fiji
~ Americans who are GU. off at
Valardena. Mexico. were all right on
March 2, according to report OF Con-
sul General Hanna at Monterey
Americans in Tnrreon we're al well
Tues lay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
Washington Enrccast.

Washington. d. C., March y - For
West Texas Generally fair saturday
and SUNDAY. Warmer in northern
Iurtion. Warmer sunday In the
north and east
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
SEVEN MINERS
LIVES CO OUT
Explosion in Canadian Col
liery Shaft at Merritt,
Claims Victims
~ Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press
Merritt. b G.. March s. Naked
lights and gas pockets are the theory
of an explosion In the mine of the
Diamondyille Galleries Company
yesterday, killing seven miners and
injurlng two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
MINERS KILLED
IN SNOW SLIDE.

BY Associated Press
Sal Lake City; Utah, March s.
Neil s. Madsen and Gus Dranberg,
miners. were killed In a snowslido at
Alte camp today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
NEW MEXICO FOR
SPLIT DELEGATION.

; ny Associated Press
Santa Fe, \ NJ. March 5
, Republicans In convention
) here agreed today on an even
, split of eight delegates to the
, Chicago convention. This
) was done at the suggestion
, of the progressiyes. Election
) will he held tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
TWtATHtp


Fair and warmer Saturday
Yesterday Temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
WILL
CELEBRATE BIRTH
Old Fashioned Birthday Party Planned
Tor Taft by Els Fsvorits
Aunt.

BEVERLY. Mass. sept I3.-president
Tnfts visit 10 his favorite aunt. Miss
Della TORY. at Aiilbury. on Sunday is 10
BE- more than an ordinary one. for he Will
be 55 years old on that day. and IL is
expected that Aunt Della will give him
"a real old fashioned birthday PARTY with
all sorts OF good things to eat Scores
OF Iafts from the surrounding towns are
eAlected 70 shake hands with their most
o.stnsutr ed relative.
The Presidents birthday will not be
marked by any celebration aside from
thHt given by Aunt Della ans other rela-
tives at MillbUry. but even then il Will
Siisr greatly from his aith and 5Srd
birthdays. on both OF those days the
Pr sldent started out from EeverIy on
SWINGS around the circle" The first
Trip took him over 1900 miles ~ rail-
road and TIE one last year over $4,000
kilograms were received to-day AZ the
executive office from 5. \. Perkins. Re
pW ltcHn national committeeman for
Washington state. and from the IN "a
League club. OF New York. Mr. Perkins
informed the President that the Rept. -
was even larger than reported: said that
the ticket nominated was the strou s..st
namc1 IN years. and predicted EepuIIi-
can success there Ia November 'rhe
te!esfnm from the Union LeaFIe cub
told or It's Endorsement 81 the R.pubi-
can ticket Taft and sherman"
John Kirby. Jr.. Of the National Manu-
facturers Association. and r. r. Mac
Grfsor, Republican national committee
nan from IcNas. had appointments to-
dey with tho President Mr.. Kirby is
interested IN the Industrial commission.
ahi Mr.. Macircror is conducting the Re
publican campaign In his state.
William II. Crane will this season
begin his fiftieth year on the stage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
BIBLE CLASSES
West Virsinis's Share Of Organized
Adult Classes 10 Be
Raised 10 2f3.

~ the last convention OF the Inter-
national Sunday School association.
held in san Francisco in 1911. Il was
decided 10 set goal % $4,000 adult
Bible classes to be organized before
the next tTi,nnial convention, which
viii be held In Chicago in 1914 I'D
until June %. 1912. 3i.22i classes had
been reported organized. leaving a
balance 81 1879 yet 70 be organized
during the intervening two years until
the convention.
The International Sunday school
assoc iatloh consists Of 50 states ana
provinces. ana each state or province
has been cppcrtioncd a certain num-
Der of classes q orEanize. According
10 letter received yesterday by SEC
rotary a. T. Arnold. Of the West Vir-
Rinin sunday school association. from
". 9. Pierce, superintendent 81 tho
adult department Of the international
association. West Virginias appurt
comment n the 1870 classes yet 20
Dc organized Is ga
To obtain this number will require
n strong united effort. but the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
MORE BLUSTER
Teddy, the Brave. Tells Them What
He 10 Going to Do
Maybe.

OGDEN, Utah. Sept. 13-"We are
going TO beat the bosses two TO one
az the polls next November" Colonel
Roosevelt prophesied today. lie said
that In the east the Progressive party
would attend 10 the bosses" and
urged the people Of the west to do
likewise. While the Progressive move
ment had originated in the vest he
said. II was spreading like wildfre in
the east"
Colonel Roosevelt made his proph-
esy az tho close OF his long tour
through the northwest. the outcome OF
which. he said. pleased him greatly.
iie came today into Utah from Boise,
idaho. speaking on the way At Black.
loot and POcatellO. Idaho He stopped
In ogden only long enough 10 address
the delegates 10 the Progressive state
convention. then left for Reno. New
on his way % the coast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
NO SUPPORT
Governor Wilson Says He Did Not
Promise Any to Governor Dix.

SEA GIRT. Sept. l3.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson tonight declared
that when he saw Governor Dix at
the New York state fair at Syracuse
yesterday he gave him no assurance
Of support.
The declaration was called forth
by a published report that such assur.
ances were given by Governor Wilson
to the New York state executive. The
nominee had nothing more to say on
the New York state situation.
The candidate announced tonight
that he would leave early Sunday
afternoon on his western trip. The
engagement for the speeches at Pitts
burgh. Pa, set for Saturday, Sep
TENDER 81, temporarily has been de-
ferred. The governor will arrive in
Chicago Monday, September 16, at
8 O'Clock In the afternoon, and will
leave at o'clock for Sioux City, la.
where he speaks on Tuesday at the
state fair. On Wednesday he will
cover ST. Paul and Minneapolis. and
Thursday Detroit. Mich. After his
speech on Friday at Columbus, o.. he
will go direct 10 Sea Glrt, arriving
Saturday afternoon.
The following Monday. September
p. the governor will open the Pennys-
lvania state campaign with one ad-
dress at Scranton. when members Of
the state ticket are notified OF their
nominations. on Tuesday. September
~ Governor Wilson will vote at
Princeton. y. j.. at the primary. The
remainder or the week will be de-
voted 10 a trip into New England
states. The dates for this trip are
now being arranged by the national
campaign committee In New York
City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
CANTON TO HAYB
A GRASS TNPIBLD
MeGTINo HELD REcgnIIy.
City y the Only One IN the Entire
League y Hsss . Dir in6sld
and Chss9s 10 hssdsd.

At meeting OF the directors OF the
Canton baseball company . few days
ago II was decided TO appropriate a
sufficient amount Of money with
which 90 lay "a grass inheld on the
Central league baseball diamond In
that city. At the present time Can
ton Is the only team in the league
mat hasn't grass infield aud player.
all over the circuit will welcome m.
change as they found IL disagreeabIs
Ia many ways 10 play on.
Manager Goat Anderson state. that
while the diamond In Canton was KEEP,
In excellent piaying condition his
players always seemed to pay their
worse game on that neld The boys
were unable to HIT while playing on
the Canton grounds because the yell
low ground almost blinded them
Ground has: were misjudged owing 20
the Smokss being accustomed 10
neiding On grass infield. The fact
that most sl semi-professionai teams
play on air. inheids league players
md II almost impossible TO see a ball
coming from the pitcher on such dia-
monds. The change at Canton Will
cost considerable amount Of money
and will Ne started some time this
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

These phiianthropists take some
strange notions"
How now
met one once IN northweafsrn
STATE lie hung aroun1 the Legislature
ali one session ana hrihed the boys 10
sas City Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
CHAMPIONSHIP
csme Between Hodshons and Myers
Provision Company VIII Be Played
Sunday Week.

The fifth and deciding game OF a
hve-game series to decide the cham
pionship OF the Ohio valley will be
played Sunday afternoon September
p. On the Forty -seventh street grounds
between the Hodshons and the Myers
Provision company team. Each team
hes won two games and the comm z
battle will be for blood The Hodshon
club IL the only one IN the valley TO
defeat the Myers all season. and for
this reason the boys believe they can
take the measure of the South Side
lads