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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-29
The "workln, stIr.S

HE is one of the army of unskilled
laborers easily modified on any Of a
variety of industrial frontiers" write
Charles Phelps Cushing and Arthur
Killick in the issue Of Harper's Week
ly-"an army estimated now at half
million, content to do the hardest
sorts OF toll at wages SO low that not
more than one man in a thousand
saves anything" When he gets into
trouble the "stiff's" hands are his best
credentials. Look at his hands, SER
geant," the magistrate says. "The
police court bailiff feels their palms
and makes one of two permissible an
swers, Soft as baby's. yer Honorl'
or Hard as nails, SIR"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-29

Jack Frost Baking Powder at Enter
prise Grocery Co. 1880
LoST-Credential book, No. S4694.
Leave at Chieftain office. $50
FOR RENT-One and one room
house. Inquire Purdy's Shoe Shop 6-1
FOR sALE-Cheap, bed, springs
and mattress. Dr. w. B. Crawford.
FOR SALE-A desirable residence
lot in the knight Additional bar.
gain If taken soon. Apply at Chieftain
office. II
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-29
o 10000 0 90 0 Q 0 o % 90

Joe Madison was in town today from
Adair.
Cal Frazier was in town Sunday
from Adair.
William T. Rye is a business visitor
in Fairland today
Att Cobb went to Big Cabin last
evening on business.
]. L. Courtney of Alton was here
this morning between trains.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Fortner came up
from Glaremore last evening.
Mrs. w. Y Masterson has returned
from visit at Appleton City, Mo.
Mrs Marie Nix and Miss Nellie
Brown spent Sunday in Alton visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Barrett returned last
evening from short visit with friends
in Pryor
Ernest Beaman has purchased the
Midway lunch room from the Nc
l.
Donald Bros.
Mrs. Marie Rogers returned last
night from a months visit at Mt Hope
and Wichita, Kans.
Yesterday was the hottest day of
the year in Vinita The highest tenn
lperature was 103.
Miss Jeanette Kornegay and Miss
Mcbride came in last evening from
independence, Kanss
Beecher Mankiller has returned
from an extended absence in Coffey-
| vile and other places.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Malone returned
today from visit at Niagara Falls,
and tour of the Lakes.
The Bell Boy Musical Comedy COM
pany left early Sunday morning for
Enid where they play this week.
P. ]. Carol, Theo. Perry, Joe Bill
lingslea, Geo. Curr and John Marrs
returned yesterday from fishing on
Flint creek.
Albert and John Clinkscales, John
Roper, Read Smith and Sam Bum
garner have returned from week S
outing on Spavinaw.
Mr.. D. w Deddall of Kelso and
Miss Sarah Jinor of Todd, were united
in marriage last Saturday afternoon
by e. A. Stanley, justice of the peace.
The Odd Fellows will install officers
tonight. Electric fans and ice water
so that you can keep cool. Members
are requested to be present and visit
ing brothers are cordially invited.
The Vinita Christian Bible school
won out in the contest with Pryor
They had an attendance yesterday OF
All. The offering was $3.50. Their
lead over Pryor was 37S points.
James S. Davenport went to Mus
kogee this morning and will address
the voters of that place tonight in the
interest of his campaign for congress
He will speak in several cities in
Tulsa county before returning here
Saturday night as the 1:20 train
slowed up for the water tank south OF
town a pistol shot was fired through
the window of the smoker in which a
number of vinita people were seated
A lone man was seen standing by the
track as the train passed.
A big rain and cyclone visited the
country south of Vinita last night and
did considerable damage to property
at Adair and Pryor. The big hay
barn at Adair owned by Joe Madison
was blown to pieces as was number
of other buildings at both places.
The high school and the Golden RE
ball teams played a game at Electric
park Sunday afternoon in which the
high school team was the yictors by
score of to /. The game was a
good one and was enjoyed by the spec
tators The batteries were: G. Chou
team and Scott Ted chouteau and
Bennett
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
CUBS TAKE TWO
FROM TIE cUAREEs

CHICAGO. Aug 20-Philad.tt.hto
wa defeated by Chicago in "a doLbI.
header today. 10 !. ana 10 To- : Law
ehdtr ha4 fhc visitors safe In the mrs.
game while Chicago punched hits on
Alexander. Three Philadelphia pftch-
s!s wer" used iu tho second contest
Moore starting uH. lasting four innings.
f'u4na'h startrd for Chicago AMI re-
ufc1 90 the ttird when h. Injured lis
SIDE. Srith relieved hi;u and the vfsl-
Tors dtd ont got ., hit until the seventh
"a" Stacked up here ana the Ihiiadel-
phians got their ih-".- runs In the sey-
nth anu eighth. Score.
. lrSt game. X n r.
Philadelphia % 20 OF 5000 u >
Lavender and Archer. Alexander. Fin
Herau and Killifcr
Second game. L IL =
Cl!csgo. 0242i efOx-I2 Il
PhilHoelphla % o O0i % 4
R"Hi'9cn ana Archer. softer. Moore
finHeFin. Ritter and Doom. Moran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
ATHLETICS DROP DOUBLE
WALL SERATOEs ANrEX

THILADELIIIA. Pa. Aur. 2o-cbt-
cdto Won bota fa...ss OF a double header
noe today. 20 i and 70 = thereby
.iid"iHs '."aH +@cep OF the series OF
Ntec tout"; -. The visitors owed their
success tu-1~y to Ounchiug htt, in both
h"iEes. white ln the SECOND they held tae
zone team sVpie down Oy making four
.oub.e plays. .-.oGc.
tiist BahIr. a.. A. l.
Cifisa.o .......OO O3o03OO- 8 o
llh!tdtlrhia 80 GVcOoOI- q 3
batteTles- C.cctte and Eaeterly.
- halk. tuOmha ami I.alp
second PANE. r. IA r
Chtc~gp .......Oo 030oOC-s
niia Zip "a 100 pzU"yo'- 10
BATTERIES White. Tct,rs. Was. and
hL..h. Lcn-cg. itoLck and Egau. Iapp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2O.-In the double
header here to-day between Pittsburgh
and Brooklyn impircs brennan and
owens were both injured in the fist part
Of the first game, and two players were
called upon to act the rest OF the first
game and all Of the second. As far as Is
known this Is the first time both um-
Yires have been hurt In a major league
game Tie Two teams split the double
header. Pittsburgh winning the first, 3
To 2. and Brooklyn the last. to I. I'm
pirc Fireman. during the first inning OF
the first game. slipped near second base.
iniuring his knee cap. Umpire owens.
who was behind the bat. was hit by a
foul tip off Jack Miiler's bat in the sec
ond inning 81 the same game. his breast
bone being broken ~ was then decided
by the managers Of both teams TO use
players as unpircs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21

NEW YORK. Aus 2O-New York
DroN even in q double header with ~,
Louis to-day, losing the FIRST game, to
AMI winning the second. to J. The
score. tFirst gameI. r. H. T.
IT. Louis .-....rUoI00Oa o-4 ?
New York .....2 noO1000 0-3 y )
Batteries Allison and Alexander = ord
and Sweeney.
second game. II II l.
81 Louis ....O O0uOiNOO-I
New York .....0 O0OO25.- . ?
batteries Mitchell ami Alexander: Nc
tCune.l and Sweeney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21

kuiat. tho ieft handed fVirIer ghaur-
hrefEcy tried uut Lass spring and later
sent ~ OTTAWA. Canada VIII report 90
thn I'llikcUs within the next fsw dave.
Tn pitchcf bros been directly rezpuns.-
Ole Tor 'tfHwf a great aEuwtrr in tho
q r.a.iau League .UI will add a tower of
.rerEtr Co shay hurliur department
Stag har shifted tIa iafirr order and
o. result th' hard littIng Rogers
lu'- down fn eighth litc. aud Nrf.af-
iglt} come. up from shat place =. the
fffh ir ifiur Nur De- undoubtedly the
host ne'ffr- ffird basrnan ln tho
lrrgur bras su luti1 The pact Few g.ura
haa been wocluliy weak with the stick
Larry frahr. former Wheeling back
stop g. hitting % 90 ga.t Tor Denver
in tic Western league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
T1I srATE LEAGUE.

Allentown. 6. IIarrishurr.I list FameD
Al'uio0u. %. fiGrriSh.rg. end
game. DO iuuia.aI.
Trenton. so. Chester 3
Iork. .. Atlantic ,iry.4 tfst rnr1e,
"rk. a. Atlantic guy. t2nd camel.
" .lm.H%tou. 6. i:eadir-. l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21

Two base hits-Hendrfx, Fisher, ?.
Home rum. Miller
sacrifice hits. Miller, Smith.
Stolen bases-Doniin HutnmelI
FIRST base on balls-Off Robinson. 4.
OF Hendrix, /. off Stack. g.
Dirk 3 ~
Passed bali-O. Miller
Ign. 10.
HitS-Off Robinson. S In 8 innings; off
Hendrix. . in I innings: orr stack a IN
ihrinks' OFF Curtis. In innig
Cmpires-Owens and Brennan. Phelps
and Hyatt.
Second game: y ~ =
Pittsburgh ......I 1000 o u
brooklyn ........2 0 oil 0 o .
batteTics-O'TOole. Warner. Ferry
simon. Kelly; Ragon, Erwin, O. Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
AnrERrcAs Asanc1.rrnr
Ir5rrHNAr1ouAr 1.raaur

~ it"' hester DO. baltimore. 8. tfrst
camel
II Rochester. .. IialtimoreI; taec-
"Hd gnme.)
At nun4io. ,. Newark. 10. hrst
EameJ
A. Buffalo. ]. NeWarS.s. tsccond
game
At Toronto. q. Jcrscv Citv.
~ Montreal. 2 Providence. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
DAYTON AND AKRON DIVIDE
A DOUBLE HEAnEp

DAYTON. n. Aug ~ f,arfau ana
Akron divided a double header this al
i"rn"on. ~" locals taking tho nTst
Q" and the visitors the second. l.,
To- Score4:
First game Y ~ =
DAYTON &c.. q q o - "a
Akron ......0 . % % % o--t II
schultz AMI Armstrong. Elgl,y. jon
son. Osborn and Foil
Second game. Z % l.
Dayton .........1 o q " a.
Akron ..............u 2 q % n o q
Fromroltz. ptsv uui Arnsfrupc. Ds-
born and Fphl Umpire Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
Ftrst Game.

Itors' errors enabled Fort Wavne 20
win from Youngstown. 20 I. Score:
Youngstown ... I'd o 20 q 81 6 2
Fl WAYNE .... 10000 -
batter'eS--Nosciey and Miller: Hardin
aad Martin. Empire-Clark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
REAPERs TAKE TWO
PREM GAINESVILLE CLUE

SPBTNGFIELD. n. Aug 2O-The
locals won both games of double
header this afternoon from Zau.SviIle.
]. md the second. . To- .. Score.
First game. T. II T.
ZanesviIlc. q n O. Co.
Springfield % O n q q o q Il 6
Ugt"rts and Huston. Whe-tley and
Black
Second game. y II T.
Ianegviiie 900. q q r
Springfield $500 2 - 10 ,
CAN'T and Huston. webb and Ryan:
= rupire.- GTpeerhow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
Todny's Games
Bridgeport at Fairmont.
foliunsbee at New Nartinsville.


Special Dispatch 10 the Intclligencer.
FA1RMONT. w Va. Aue eo-The
Fairies lost the strnuReSt game ever
seen N the Tom Ca;" League. to-day.
BRIDGEPORT made two runs of SchUldt
on errors before pc had allowed = single
ff. ana ur until tie ninth inning. hr
o.. Toi allow 20 binrfe Iu tie ninth,
with the score TO ga che locals favor.
.-r'f..I.t weakened. hGrkaisw hit and
with tvu ont Mum got % home run VIM
T.u.- the game Another lit was secured
10y So ker. bat no more runs re-ultei.
NJ 'arthy pitched fine game for
bridgeport The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
CANTON BEATS RENDERS.

South gori started cut strong. getting
four tnllies in the first inning. Canton
played around thc locals IN the remain
ing rounds. and won. To- 4 Score
South Send ..- re- % % % 20 n "a II .
canton ....,... 10000 30l-7 II I
BATTERIES 'Martin and Ti-rnau. Dice.
Doniey and seth. TmVirc-Pfeirman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
BOSTON DEFEATED TIGERS
WOOE WINS osTH GAME

/ HUSTON. Aug. 20.--N God won hts aGtn
game of the season and Boston made Il
three straight from Detroit by a score
OF TO :. to-day. Stauage was forced
20 retire in the third when he was spiked
by Hallon during a double steal IN which
the latter scored An error and PASS
Cd bail assisted Detroit o. It's two iuns
score X II l.
l'Oston ........0O2 OO2s0-- a
Detroit ....--..Oo OOVOi-2 ,
Eatteries-- Wood and Cady. Dubuc and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
JOHNSON
Walter johnson Establishes a New Zee.
ofC N American League by
winning - Straight
Yesterday'p nesnitn.

i-f Louis. 3. EeW YORK.
f-1N'w Nor,. . - Ip.is.
Boston o.. Detroit
ltI''Hlrn-o. o.. Iifi. .l-luI.a
t-'t.ics zoo. o FrIadelphis. .
GOV rircfn~. 4. Cleveland Z
Westminster. 3. Ctet,iand q
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Locals Score.

Gray opened the hostilitios Of H.,
game with a double. Moran popped
20 Hadley and on Booe's rap into
ff"incI's mitt Gray was nailed Z.
third Jansen singled but Servatius
was unequal 10 the demand. At III.
start 81 the seventh Haley. SUFFERING,
from = summer cold became too 81 to
continue and Booc went behind n.
bat and Anderson 10 center. In IN.
ninth the Stogies rallied. scoring two
runs after they should have boon 70
tir"d. tn" only local error contribut-
ing 10 this result With one gone
Moran singled. Booze followed sui.
Jansen few out and the runner ~1s
held at first and second. Servatius A.
t"r foulinr OF half "A dozen won IN,
only pass dispensed by Pfeiffer. An
derson missed two swings. fouied one
and then doubled 10 center. scoring
the pair and putting himself on
third Edirgton furnished III. final
"ut on a bounce to Schmick. The
score.
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Yeaterda1.n Rssulta.

IDChicago. 6. Philadelphia. I.
(9Chicago. IL. Philadelphia. J.
New York. 8. ST. Louis, 1.
NCiucinnati. 4. Boston. o.
t2)Boston. 4. Cincsianti. /.
% Pittsburgh. 3; brooklyn. 2.
t2DBrooklyn. 3: Pittsburgh. /.
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o'Neil. Cnrisch. Schegg. W. johnson and
Ainsmith.
second game: r. II. +
Cleveland ..O o o O O O. ~ o :
Washington O 2 o o o - 4 ,
batteries-Gregg and OSeil; Cashion
and Henry. Game called by agreement
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Three base hits-Foiwer.
Home run-Munn-
sacrifice hits GILES. 2: Mum. 4:
Carroll. !. Richards. =. Schmidt.
stolen bases-Reedsr r. schmidt
Double piAys-F. Schmidt TO Rich ards
To Edwards. Fowler TO Edwards. Mullen
TO Mum.
Left on bases-Fairmont ~ Bridge
port :.
First on errors-Fairmont. Z: Bridge
port T.
Carthy 1.
struck out-By r. Schmidt. s: By Mo-
Cart1y. J.
tmpirc-Ross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
CIRCUIT CLOUT BY MUM
TURNS TIDE OF BATTLE
FAIRIES LOSE sTRANaEsT CANE OF
THE SEASON
Yesterdays Results

1Icca-try F4tcheB Excellent BGn for
Dr.dgoport-Dnnsr Secure
but Three Hits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21

CINCINNATI. -. Aug. Cincinnati
anu h1aton broke even IN IA double head
er to-day. the locals winning the tirst
sahe. to o. while Boston won the sec
onu. To 7 Score:
- Iltst game r. H. l.
cincinnati 80 OOOOO4. o
batteries Dickson and king, suxgs
AMI Mclean Clarke
second game. II IL L
koston ........O 100000 Z
Cincinnati 100 100000 4
i.ltt.fi' S. DOuu-lly and harden
King. Denton. tromme and Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2O.-wutz was ef
I'ruNr with men on bases. Harmon
Va hit wien Htts meant runs New
loik wl"nins thc aual game hy "a score
OF 10 4 this Afternoon and u,,ktn.,
- cream sweep OF the series. Score.
New h"fk % o O--5 10 o
~ LOUIS o 90 81 10 3
Witt. Myers and Wilson. uaftu,t
Burk and Wingo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
EiCTtEeN YEAR OLD LAD
STARTS DAMAGE AGAINST
LOCALS.
Homo Run Ciouts by -Steii and
koshlsr prove Undoing. Booze
Rsiis~ss Haley Behind Artillery.
cEHrRA1 LEAGUE.
Yssterday's Results.

Grand Rapids. 4. Wheeling. ?.
Cd Springfield. ?. GAINESVILLE. !.
cd springfield. .. GAINESVILLE. 2.
dp Dayton. :. Akron. T.
Cd Akron. J. Dayton. >.
Erie. &. Terrc Haute. q.
TT. Wayne. o. Youngstown. I.
Canton. Z. South Bend. 4.
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tItHI HlTII7 =.
Wheeling - % % n o d n d . y
Two-base hits Weeks Gray. AnIsr-
son
Thrre-t-se hif Ffeiner
Home r4ns--SfeI Karhfe~
stolen tnHes-T ydernan g. EoarIrr.
TarkwefI
Double plsvs-- Hsttc4on o. Cray 20
sfrvgffua
FIRST on haiis-On Tfeiner !. af Mat
ffF0u
L"r ~ hases-Srand Rapids 4.
Wheeling
TIrls CO.
Umpire Jacobs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Bioyd 81 Moundsviiis. the Beifonte
? tar viii play with the All ColieHians az
Iillonvalo Saturday and Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
PIRATES AND QUAKERS
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER
TITO uDnEs BADLY INJURED
DU2IH0 CANE

Necessary 90 Substitute Players for In
d1cator Msn-o'Toois was lii
Hard In Second Dame.
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Standing OF Clubs.
Todny'a 0amon

Today's Games.
Erie at Terre Haute.
Wheeling at Grand Rapids
youngstown ~ Fort Wayne.
Al unae- dayton Akrsr a. Dsy+e,,
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RfaudfuU NJ C1uba
To-day's Games

Brooklyn at Pittahurgh
New York az Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
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=. M Baseball Boxing Bowling s .s ::
YOUNGSTER Big FACTOR
IN DEFEAT OF STOGIES
Canton AZ South BEND.
ZanesNille at SprfnErelhL
Special Dispatch TO the In,eii,r.ne.r

Special Dispatch 60 the Inteliigeneer.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. 20
The work OF Melbourne s,eil. an Is
year old semi-pro Just picked IN ny
the Grand Rapids team. started
hesiing down the nine mile lane to
!" defeat this afternoon. Steti
I"t his chance through the cripplIng
OF Kroy and though an infieIder was
sem 10 risf, held and elected TO lead
IN" 'attift; list. What does this
mere YOUTH do on his first time up,
Why. nothing but salute Matteson's
nrsi hins. a fast straight one. with
the FAR part OF his bat and give the
ball ride for long home run on
any baseball lot in the world. After
Tydeman had fouied out. Ken Koch
Ter who secured his first home run n
the season CT Clarke Monday. knock
81 another out OF the lot, gfv,As
Grand Rapids u lead of two.
steiI Was Shining Light.
Stel played great ball throughout
'he game. staring in both departments
ana setfinG one-fourth Of Grand
RAPIDS hits. On the third he out
guessed Mattoson for walk. while
'"' iourtn tlrne he raped ono IN
short and slid in first. apparently
ahead of the throw. but Jacobs sig
hhiei him out. He had two chances
IN right one an easy one and one for
winch he came tearing In for a specta-
GUAR catch or his shoelace.
In only two innings OF the game dts
wheeling look the least bi; danger
Gus. the first. when two hits were
made Of Tfeirer and two died on thu
naScs' and the final when an inspir-
ING rally was staged which left the
smokes two shy OF a tie. Betweeo
these periods but one Of the Brown
'u '"cu,u reached first. Anderson
on a genuine Texas Lacquer over third
zee ,' Ar was forced out How Grand
RAPIDS secured its lead OF two has
b'eh narfoicd. one was added tn
the second. when Barkwen singled IN
start. he sttlc second and after Sch-
mick rad Topped out was driven
nome by Weeks double 10 left. Til,
maj local count came IN III. nfth.
fIeif.er tripled 10 right as "A starter.
and scored after Steil was passed ana,
forced out at second by Tydeman.,
erounder.
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Standing Of Clubs

Bridgeport. I taiImont. 3.
ollanSbee. :. New Mnrtiusyille. !.
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nTrLTHrre AaAr4 vrryJ

FIITI WNN"E- NUr ~ =" NUrrIrV
y ruFrrrd toward fha close - faaar.a
rafnn. n~I bite. punched with the We
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-21
REDS AND DOVES SPLIT
Nv A DOUBLE HEADER

-, batteTics-O'TOole. Warner. Ferr,
simon. Kelly. Ragon. Erwin, O. Miller.
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BROWNS AND HoHLAEpEns
sFL1r TX DOURLET

Stalsa~s, NoCacr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-24
SOMETHING In THE EYE
BRAID TRIMMED GOWN.

OF all the little ills that flesh is heir
to, nothing gives more annoyance
and pain than particle OF dust or grit
in the eye. Even a stray eyeiash will
cause discomfort and affect the eye for
hours afterward. Now. where such a
thing as loose eyelash is concerned.
it is usually an easy matter to dislodge
the offending atom with spill made
from a twisted paper or the corner of
a handkerchief while the lower lid is
held down by the left hand. If no
mirror be handy you must rely on help.
OF course.
Another plan is to draw the upper
lid right down over the lower and to
open the eve quickly. AS rule. the
irritating atom finds dislodgment in
side the upper lid and by doing as sug
gested the unruiy something" will be
speedily removed IT, however. you
should happen to be passing a stone
breaker at work and suspect a tiny
piece of flint to have lodged in the eye
on no account delay having il removed
Consult an eve specialist is the best
advice. but failing this put a few drops
of salad oil in the eye 1t will make
the doctors work easier when he gets
TO IT,
But perhaps the worst thing that can
happen in this particular way Is for n
grain or two of lime TO enter the eye.
Prompt measures are then imperative.
Notwithstanding these. the sight may
be seriously damaged.
Mix one part of vinegar with three
parts of water. and If you do not pos
sess an eyeglass wash the eyeball well
with this by dropping from an ordinary
medicine bottle
Vinegar ro5s lime OF ITS burning
properties. Twelve or fifteen minutes
f. by no means too long 10 continue
this treatment. For the, fifteen mia
utes following use warm wafer. in the
same way as you did the diluted vine
gar. finally dropping little sweet oil
into the cavity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-24
FASHIONABLE LATE SUMMER GOWNS

gathered into plain bands. The sec
ond gown makes a very charming mod
Ell for wolfe. marQuiSette and the like,
as well as for the fashionable silks.
AS shown, il is made of plain mar
quisette combined with bordered. and
ii is very dainty and very attractive,
but the design is one of the available
sorts that can lie treated in number
OF ways. When the peplum is made
square. as i'll this case. II has straight
lower edge; consequently it is adapted
TO bouncing and bordered material,
but it can be cut away. as in the back
view. and finished with scallops or in
any manner preferred. II can be made
with OF without lining. and the neck
can be finished round or square with
stock collar The skirt is made in four
cores. The front gore can he made
plain or with tucks. and the side cores
are Tapped on to give a panel effect.
1t can be finished at either the high or
the natural waist line
For the medium size the blouse as
shown in the front view will require
l3A yards of bordered material ~
inches wide with l yard of plain ma
terial "a inches wide and l yard of all
over lace Is inches wide The skirt
will require yards q or 2A yards
SO or ~ inches wide with a yards Of
I bordered material a. inches wide. To
make as shown in the small views will
| require 2l9 yards 81. yards SO or l u
| yards a. inches wide with one-half
/ yard of all over lace IS inches wide for
{ the blouse and 5h yards u. Az yards
SO or "A inches wide for the skirt