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The Washington times., 1912-12-22

had injured his arm: However. It was
following year he went South with the
Maps once more. Again he injured his
arm and the frst thing he knew he was
out Of the league. He was shipped to
Once more he attracted Q big league
scout. and In ls0t he donned New
York Yankee uniform for q short stay.
playing third base and the outheld. He
hadn't quite found his stride. though.
the Toronto club OF the Eastern League.
That last year was his best. His baee
stealing awoke the echoeS Of the little
old Eastern League. and his savage
The Washington times., 1912-12-22
STRANGE FLOOR -
!. RESPONSIBLE FOR
Defeat OF c. !.
Navy Gets Long End Of SO
to 80 Score on Home
Gymnasium.

Catholic University basketball play.
crs arc saying today that had they mott
met the Naval Academy team on neu.
trai grounds the result of the game
would have been different. That thcv
were forced to take the short end Of
U to Is score 10 no diserace. they
say. and shows that had they been .bIe
70 practice on the Academy floor for
. DAY or 20 the final score would have
been In their favor.
That the Navy players were In bot.
Ter physical condition 10 admitted to.
Gay. and those figuring that Catholic
University was Off form should have
seen The spurt In the last part OF thu
game. ~
Navy started off with q rush and
showing familiarity with the floor
and SURROUNDINGS had the visiting
Brooklanders completely At their mercy.
The first half ended with the Navy
leading by - to Is.
Coming hack with . rush the Navy
succeeded In scoring 1. goals from the
floor while Catholic University seemed
to be stopped. With . sudden reversal
Of form the Brookiancers went into the
contest hammer and tonvs and played
rings around the cadets.
Horan. Lambert and Keegan for the
Catholic University five showed good
form and had II not teen for Smith,
the Navy player, Catholic University
had a. tryout Of the guards up style
Of basketball which completely baffted
the visiting team and enabled the
Navy to score ten baskets without In
terruption.
The line-up and summary. 80.
Naval Academy. Position. Catholic Uni.
mckee ............L. F.......... Horan
Smith ...........R. F..(Capt.) Mcdonnell
Cochran .........Center.. Lambert
Hall .............L. G.............. Derby
substitutions-Nichois for Mckee,
Donnelly for Lambert. Goals from the
court-smith I'D. Hall Co.,. Wild -C5).
Cochran lD. Mckee tg. Nichols. Me-
4! Donneli (sl. Hornn 49,. Lambert tD.
Donnelly t9. Derby. Goals from the
foul hne-Smith [0. Mcdonnell (3).
Referee-Mr. Colliflower.. Of George
| Johns. .T. - =
The Washington times., 1912-12-22
JACK THONEY is UNLUCKIEST
PLAYER KNOWN TO HISTORY OF BASEBALL
Thoney's Nutshell History

Cleyelan
only be hack with iajured
York Americans slide snee mere
with bis lnured ..
les putting hin BIG
show.
The Washington times., 1912-12-22
Catcher to Coach.

Eddie Burns. Montreal catcher. now
playing In the California winter league.
has signed q contract to coach the 81.
Mary's College team In California. This
college has turned out some shining
lights In baseball and the position Of
coacher IL no mean honor.
The Washington times., 1912-12-22
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and 3 to g. Closed Sundays.
The Washington times., 1912-12-22
Lining Them Up.

Hoblitzel. Egan. Tinker and Grant 10
the way the Red inheld will limo up In
1913, according to the dope. and CiHcin-
natl critics figure itra better hitting one
than last season, a. Tinker has shown
better with the stick than Phelan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
THE PROGRESSIVE KICKER.

How naturally a progressive" be-
comes a kicker.
Senator Bourne. OF oregon. the long
distance champion OF universal pri-
maries. he the silver tongued preacher
OF his own virtues and those Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt combined. he the
statesman who could see nothing good
in any legislation that was not pat
termed after the Oregon model. now
announces that he will be- an indie
pendent candidate for the United
states senate. Mr. Bourne submitted
his case to the voters OF Oregon in a
primary. and plain. ordinary bust
ness man defeated him by an over
whelming majority. Instead of abid.
ing by the decision OF the primaries.
a. common "reactionary" would
have done. Mr. Bourne. the progress.
sive. decided to kick over the traces
and start an independent campaign.
How Ike Theodore Roosevelt,
What in the world is the use o;
being progressive II you can,
progress in your own way and lust 10
suit yourself? No law binds the pro
sressive. no precedent limits him. No
promise. pledge or obligation holds
HIM. The greatest progressive of
them all has set the example
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
A TURKISH CRISIS.

Constitutional government in Turkey
is likely TO be supplsnted by military
despotism. Officers OF the army have
made demand for the dissolution Of
he chamber OF deputies Apparently
the committee OF union and progress.
which is the title OF the Young Turk
organization. has lost control OF the
army. and that body is prepared now
10 assert us power over the nation at
iarge. The revolution which resulted
in tho resignation OF Abdul Hamed
was accomplished through control OF
me army. but the military supporters
Of the Young Turk cause have become
more and more disanected and appar.
entity determined 10 take matters into
their own hands The resignation OF
'hefket Pasha from The ministry OF
Har foreshadowed the present crisis
Turkey lacks the restraining force
Of an intelligent public opinion The
mass of 'he Turkish people are ignor
ant. pnversed n government and have
A little understanding ~ The affairs
~ Corsiantinopie Thcv know only
'he taV sstherers Constitutional rov
eminent under tho c'rcums'ances
must he difficult D. not Impossible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27

sserssse ssozf 400 teas p>r e.y n
ezos<s % selp0eltA u oth-r vo-cs.
orcers Cor iron ano s,eel taksn ezrins
M nonth % May eko~~1ec The enfirs
oper.unE capacity % al ron and
steel mills IN the Critsd states 50
much for fhs iron ana steel Business
Building operations reported By the
American Contractor. shor an in
crease Of 2iE for the mOnth o. MAJ.
1912. as compared with the sane
month last year. and for the hrs; I've
months o, 1912 an increase OF 90 as
compared With the same months IN
1871 Brststreets report. covering %
cities in the United States. show a
value OF building permits amounting
TO ss4.sss.ss2. a gain OF ssg over
May OF last year.
Here are two great lines OF industry.
Probably the most accurate indicators
OF the conditions OF business in the
entire country. and both show re-
markable increase and activity. Every
where in the United States there is
demand for labor. No man need be
idle who Is able TO work. Hours OF
labor have been shortened and wages
have increased. Business activity
continues on an ascending scale.
Farmers are receiving top prices for
everything they produce. Money is
in plentiful supply to meet all the
legitimate demands OF new enter
prises.
Why amid such a condition OF az.
fairs Is there a demand for a change
in national policies and national ad-
ministration7 II there is change
what change can guarantee better
ment?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27


believe
Mr.
desire
had o
10 o. story?
That critical judgment sufficient
there practically
II,
from
seller New England thousand Within
the had
a was al
Island Hudson
Toms Cabin
her
The
Copyright E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
MURDERER
o. Pretty Naomi Mitchell IS stu az
Large. Despite a Long Search
BY the Police.

CARMEL. Me. July 2s--The muir.
dercr ~ Naomi Mitcnell. the i4-year-
old girl whose body Was found with
the throat cur in corn field near
her home yesterday was still at
large tonight. despite an all day
search by Sheriff White. aided by
deputies and several score Of farm.
'rs. \ degenerate farm hand who
fas been missing since he vas seen
following the Mitchell girl rs being
sought.
y man answering the description
az inc suspect was ven 10 come out
~ The woods near this city today.
ana upon finding boz was observed
disappeared af5in quickly The
woods in fh" vicinity were surround.
cd tonight hy an armed posse which
'iN keep guard until daylight Blood
Bounds VIII be- put upon the seen.
fhsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27

by the lodge. such as running races.
iat man 5 race. potato race and many
other amusements. The races attract.
ed many 10 see them and a great deal
or rivalry was IN evidence. The race
for girls. i year, and under. % yards.
was won by Virginia Stewart: Caro-.
line Bachman. second. Boys race. IN
der twelve. first. John Hare: second.
Louis Peffenbaugh. Girls race. u TO
10 years OF age. 30 yards. Gustie Sto-
bel iirst. Mary Tiers. second. BOYS.
= TO IL years. 20 yards. Horace
Stroup. first. Austin Pell. second
Ladies race. 30 yards. Mrs. :. u.
Clegg. first. Cola Dun. second: Lucy
Weinsberg. third Ladies' race. mem
hers Of Masonic club. - yards. Mrs.
{. ;. Harter. first; Mrs. Thomas Meek.
second. Mrs. Chas Bruemmer. third
Mems race, 100 wards. William White
man. first. o. G. Graham. second:
Frank Armbruster. third.
Potato race. boys. - yards. William
Stewart. first Louis Penenbaugh. sec
ond FAT mans race. - yards. Fred
CoWl. first. C. u. Lehew. second
Ticket go won leather chair: l545.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
Saturday. July q, 1912.
GOV. eLAsscock's POSITION.

From Information received by the
intelligencer. IL is justified in making
the statement that the newspapers in
West Virginia. the Intelligencer among
them. have generally misconstrued or
misunderstood the statement made by
Governor Glasscock. relative to his
position in the present political crisis.
careful reading of Governor Glass
cocks article does not Justify the
positive assertion that he intends TO
become a member Of any new third
party. or to encourage the formation
OF such party in West Virginia. Il
does not make clear the governors
attitude in regard TO the proposed
convention Of third party men to be
held in Charleston on July Both. but
II does not necessarily ally Governor
Glasscock with that movement or
with the third rarity convention. pro
posed TO be organized by ex.President
Roosevelt and his followers in Chi.
cago. The Interpretation placed upon
Governor Glssscocks statement by
the press OF the state generally has
been to the effect that he proposed 10
take an active part in the third party
movement in behalf OF x.President
Roosevelt. but that he proposed to
support the Republican state ticket.
The attitude OF third party men in
other sections indicate that such q
course will not be possible Roth in
Michigan and Illinois. they are pre-
pairing To nominate straight third
party state tickets in opposition to
the Republican state tickets
Gov. Glasscock is undoubtedly in a
delicate position Like many others
who Joined the Roosevelt movement
in good faith. he has been lead 10 a
point al which he must choose be-
tween the party which he has served
and which has honored him highly.
and the men who have been actively
associated wi'n him in great political
enterprise. he has come to the part.
ing Of the ways The declaration
which ne has given 10 the press. while
affirming bis Loyalty TO the Republican
state ticket does not make clear his
attitude in national affairs. hut AZ the
same time it does not Justify tho as.
sumption that under existing condi.
lions he intends 70 become a member
% 4 new political organ zation Par
ucular.y 10 view Of tho DEVELOPMENTS
Of the past week. 90 which the leaders
Of The third party movement have an
paren'iy shown determ nation m
carry the warfare against the Re
publican party into every state. cor
Eres iona. dlstr'c' and COUNTY. s,
seems likely that Governor r,Iasscoc.
VIII find un'enab,e tho position at
ir.h1fef 20 him DIS tho state press
in thar event tho iutoIiigancr- OK
presse- 'ho hope -bs- he aiI, sre Dbl.
Wa cieat % co opers'e pith tra rog
u.er Republican EXAMINATION .n Yves.
Virginia 20 'te end Thar a-i Replb
leans mas te harmoryed and a
sVe-r.us Rspub can victor. gained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
MAS0NS
Annual Outing Yesterday Was Largely
Attended-msny Interesting Con-
tests Held

The second annual picnic and out
ing o. the Masonic lodge. OF Wheeling
vas held yesterday az Wheeling park.
Many OF the members iourneyed 10
the resort early in the day and spent
the day under the shade - the trees
Al noon a spread was laid out under
their massive limbs and an old-fash-
ioaed basket dinner was enjoyed by
all Many amusements were provided
for the benefit OF the members. and
the management Of the park had all
the devices OF the resort in operation
throughout the day and evening
Tickets were distributed to the chill
dreu and they sure had fine time
on the roller coaster. merry go-round.
chute the chutss and other amuse
merfs
All kinds Of sports were pulled OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
MAILS
New Method for the Weighing Of
Mail. With a Big Reduction,
May Be lnau9urated.

WASHINGTON. July 26-Legisla-
ton for new method of the weigh
INK OF mail with a big reduction in
compensation to the railroads for
carrying mail matter is provided for
in "a bill introduced by Senator
Bourne. chairman OF the senate com
mittee on post Offices.
The Bourne bill would authorize
the postmaster general To ascertain
the actual cost 20 the railroads of
carrying the mails. and TO base the
government payments upon this
sum with six per cent added The
hill would require annual weighing OF
the malls and Establishments OF the
railroad pay u would also give
the Interstate commerce commission
the right 10 review objections that
railroads might raise 10 the postmas-
ter generals decisions and findings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
ASTOR ESTATE
John v. cossey VIII Apprsise the Es.
tate OF the Late John
Jacob Astor

ALBANY. y. Y. July 26-John V.
Coggey. state transfer tax ap-
praiser. has been designated TO ap-
praise the estate Of the late John
Jacob Aston. one of the victims of
the Titanic, for the purpose OF i'm
posing state inheritance tax The
designation followed an application
made by counsel for the Aston estate
for appraisal OF the estate so as 10
obtain the FIVE per cent discount al
lowed by law If this tax is paid with
in six months after the death Of the
decedent
II has been estimated that the As
tor estate is worth more than 500.
opO.ooo and that the states tax there
on viii be close to 5000 .OO0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27

fancy vest: 1912. box fine cigars.
Holders can claim same by applying
TO Luther Blaney at the Masonic club
on Fourteenth street. city. The acct
dent put damper on the amusements
for some time. but the vaudeville
show was transferred to the casino
where II was given in the evening and
large crowd was present Dancing
was also feature OF the day al the
White Palace. The weather was ideal
and one OF the largest crowds ad-
mitted TO the popular resort this
season was present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
ANNIVERSARY

r-" f'I''h srn,ersar, ~ no
Trnf' iH'hcran church 81 Bridge
rort r De- osIehrafed ner' Sg1rat
mnrn.rE ana there sfu BE- -re-is.
-rr'.0e- IeIf o. q" g. u ana a,
some .f 'fe former r.-.s.e-s a..
'. tr r-r-rr' ard many of
60 old members rtr ~ra -as.r. If,
-r'lrr AfrouEr
ff' nrGfra fesnf. f.-
'a-r rfHtrrt rf poo church O.
r-a I'll. lf-l a. have
nose. rHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
Board OF Education.

There will he two meetings Of the
board of education this month instead
OF the usual monthly meeting. There
will be a meeting held on the second
and fourth Tuesdays. the first being
on the 18th at which time the board
will prepare the estimates OF expen-
diture for the next year. and on the
9th the board will 20 over the esti-
mates and discuss and affiX the levies
officially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27

oAnce between the early careers OF these two In
the fact that the father OF each discovered
child her talent for reading porrzying
and devoted much time 10 the development Of IT.
About is+7 Miss Warner observed by her family
TO be busy occupied in her little chamber
She did at FIRST explain her family nature
OF her vocation After while. however. she told
them that OF a sudden evening seen imprinted
her mind speak. the story which
believed would be worth transferring
and that with this task she had been busy
time past
W. 10 he Nav Ynrk sher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-27
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
By E j. Edvardz)

me sudden Inspiration That Resulted q Classic
in
on hundre
a nd therex A
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-22

Harvard won the varsity eight
cared race from Yale yesterday
at New London by five lengths.
This makes FIVE straight wins for
the Crimson.
Harvard swept the river, win
ming the varsity eight-oar, varsity
four-oar and freshman eight.
Knockout Brown of Chicago
and Eddie McGoorty were
matched to fight ten rounds July
4 at. Benton Harbor.
Cincinnati has released Pitcher
Harry Gaspar to Toronto.
Jack Johnson got down to hard
training yesterday by taking an
auto ride over the roads near Las
Vegas. !.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-22
3 THE COLD PACK"

A cold pack is fine home sub
stitute for a Turkish bath when
such treatment is indicated. tits
an ideal way to get up a good
healthy reaction when the circu-
lation is sluggish.
Wrap the patient, naked, in
sheet wrung out of cold water,
then wrap patient and sheet in
several blankets, or in a blanket
and a quilt. Swathe him like
mummy. Presently, helwill be,as
warm as toast.
After an hour or two the pack
should be removed, taking care
that the patient is not chilled. A
good rub down and then a long
sleep will finish the job.
'Well, I see that that jackass
Elderberry has gone and put his
head in. the moose again" said
Hawkins.
Worse than that, said Banta.
'He's.got It IN the papers, =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-22

like the big first sacker on his
team right now.
Boston Red Sox took bigger
lead in the pennant race by max
ing It three straight from Yanks.
Duffy Lewis mashed the pill for
a homer, triple and single. He
walked the other two times he
faced Quinn.
linn, New York's sensational
young outfeIder, made three hits,
one being a triple. That was
third of New York's bingles.
Wood loafed after the third in
ming when Boston had a six-run
lead.
Davis injected some pep" into
his Maps and they won from De-
troit.
Blanding pitched swell ball, al
lowing Tigersluggers but 4 hits.
Ty Cobb got two of them and
stole base.
Summers, on whom it was re-
ported Detroit had asked waivers,
was easy-for the Maps. He lasted
two innings.
Nap Rucker is the same old
1eft-handed wizard. He held Phil
adelphia to three hits.
Brooklyn found Seaton and
Rixey, the University.of Virginia
recruit, for fen hits.
Zack Wheat blasted a single,
triple and-flomer during the after
noon.
We refuse to call three teams
the United States league" Rich
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
GUN CLUB SHOOT

Sunday afternoon the Alamosa
and Monte Vista Gun clubs COM
peted for the San Luis Valley
Championship Silver Cup on the
Alamosa grounds resulting in j. F.
Gilbert of the Alamosa Gun club
winning the cup, getting 40 birds
out of so. Following is the score:
Alamosa Gilbert 40, Sha-
han 81, Bardsley AZ, F. Emperius
43, Spencer 29, Goad "a, II. EN-
perius 43, Frownfelter 46, Switzer
43, Sabine 36, Gregory 80, Howard
%, Mccoy 80, Merrett 35.
Monte Vista Club-Johnson AZ,
Mott 27, Stephens 80, Crooks Al,
Linkhart Al, Wempen AZ, Cano-
yer 43, Foster "a, Carrigan 81,
Giekie Al.
The Team shoot was also won by
Alamosa. Out of a possible 25O
birds the Blamasa team scored 2O4
birds to Monte Vista 1876.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
CARD OF THANKS
suicide.

We desire to thank our friends; the
B. P. o. E. lodgesof Salida, the Masonic
and o. E. S. lodges Of Monte Vista, as
well as the Ladies Aid and Brotherhood
of the Methodist church who so kindly
assisted us during the last illness and
death of our beloved wife and mother,
and for the beautiful floral offerings
which were so greatly appreciated.
Charles Hack,
Harry Hack,
Albert Hack,
Mrs John Carroll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
HOCH AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The fine auditorium of the Chris
tian church has been secured by
the Lyceum Course committee for
the Governor Hoch lecture next
Wednesday evening. The house
is sure to be filed with the admir-
ers of this celebrated man. Hoch
was admitted one of the greatest
Governors of the great state of
Kansas. He is forceful and en-
tertaining speaker. Hear him and
satisfy yourself. Admission so and
25 cents. Tickets and seats at
Fuller's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
YIELDS TO TEMPTATION

A registered package containing
$1,000 in currency in denomina.
tions OF S5, $40 and 500 bills, con-
signed from Pueblo to Ouray, was
stolen from the Salida postofice on
February Ia, the registered pack
age having been put off at the
Salida postofiice in the regular
course of shipment.
An investigation led to the sus-
picion that Warren Davis, post
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
Combination Garments

Sizes SO to 46 bust. Prices S1.OO to s..
No. 1912 fine Nainsook yoke of EN-.
broidery insertion and beading and lace
edge, emb. beading at waist gathered
with wash ribbon tucked and lace trim.
med drawers. $l.00
No. 1892 fine Nainsook Princess style,
Medallions yoke trimmed with linen
lace Insertion. .................sl.5o
No. 1888 fine Nainsook yoke and
drawers trimmed with linen lace and in.
sertion, Swiss embroidery Medallions,
linen beading at waist gathered with
ribbon ..................... $500
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
Mrs. M. s. Murphy went to Ala.
mosa Thursday for a short stay.
Scotch Alarm Clock.

A tourist in rural Scotland took ref.
uge for the night in the cottage of an
old lady. He asked her to wake him
up early in the morning, warning her
that he was quite deaf. Upon awak-
ening much later than the appointed
hour he found that the old lady. with
strict regard for the proprieties, had
slipped under the door a slip of paper
upon which was written: "Sir, it's
half past eight"
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09

Spring is sending out several
advance agents. 23 sandhill cranes
flew to the north Tuesday afternoon
and the bluebirds, robins and
meadow larks seem contented to
stop with us instead of going north.
Crescent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09

The hydraulic engineers calcu-
late that one horsepower will
operate a pump to irrigate five
acres of alfalfa or eight acres of
orchard All right, but how much
horse power will be required to
lift Teddy into the saddle again ?
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
Explaining a Resentment.

Il am an American citizen" said
the man who got into trouble abroad.
Well" replied the Oriental official.
in that case you can consult some
OF your own statesmen and understand
our resentment Of pernicious activity
In politics."
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09
Altered the Case.

Mrs. dc Mover-"Good graciousl
This is the noisiest neighborhood /
ever got into. Just hear those children
screech!" Maid-"They're your own
childers. num-" Mrs. de Mover-"Are
they! How the little darling are en-
joying themselves !"-Tit-Bits.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09

masters clerk, had stolen the
money, and a warrant was issued
for Davis arrest. Later it was
learned that Davis had committed
suicide.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-09

Lewis Berley and family, of Cor
da, Mo, arrived Friday to make
this their home.