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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
PROPERTY DEAL
ON THE ISLAND
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
PURCHASES McFADDEN
PROPERTY
On the Island and II Is Said Will En-
large Their Barns and Make
Other improvements.

II was learned yesterday from
good authority tina; the Wheeling
Traction company has purchased
the McFadden property between Del
aware and Huron streets on the
Island. although no official verifica-
ton OF the story could be obtained
yesterday. as Mr.. G. o. Magic. gen
eral manager of the company. was
out OF the city. The company has
been negotiating for the property for
some time. and IL was stated the deal
was closed Thursday.
The property Is located on Della
ware street in the rear OF the com
pany's car barn on Huron street, and
IL is understood the company con
templates extending the barn through
TO Delaware street. so that cars may
so through the barn from one street
TO the other without switching and
backing. The property is valued At
about $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
THE MARKETS
During the Day the Market Consisted
OF Little More Than a Series Of
Narrow Advances.

NEW York. Aug. 9.-Until the fnai
hour when the government crop re-
port was issued. to-day's stock market
consisted OF little more than a series
OF narrow advances and declines, the
explanation being the higher period
specialties.
There was much less trading than
In tho preceding days OF the week.
Traders seemed bearishly inclined.
evidencing no desire to test the mar
ket
Although the government crop re-
port was favorable one. showing i'm
provement in the condition OF corn
and indicating bumper yields of spring
wheat and oats. prices hesitatad after
Its publication but soon recovered and
In the final the highest level OF the
day was attained by leading issues.
with an active and strong close.
The trend of bond prices was lower
on moderate declines. Total sales
par value. aggregated s1.407. 900.
L. s. government bonds were un.
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
ROY B. NAYL0R
VIII Address the Convention % Rural
Mall Carriers Association at
manninSton.

The annual convention of the West
Virginia Rural Mail Carriers Associa.
ton wiz D. held az Warrington Sep.
TENDER ? and . and one Of the most
interesting programs in the history
o. the organization is being prepared
for fhc event Delegates viii D. pres
eut from all sections az the state. and
e. large attendance Do expected
Roy n. Satlor of this cits. rDcrc.
tarv Of the board Of trade. has ac-
copied the invitation Co speak on the
subject. The Good Roads Plan OF tho
West Virginia board Of trade" Tho
rura. man curriers' arc especially Zoo.
tcrcstcd bob good roads. and as the
state board ~ trade Is taking 900
active part in thc movement Mr. Nay.
lors address viii ho OF unusual boz.
lcrrst to the delegates Many other
prominent speakers will also take
part 100 The program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
The wEATHE r
CONDITIONS

The Low pressure. unsccied and
shO~ery weather ARA res.s over the
Lake region and OHIO valley this
morning. having moved slowly east
ward during the past "a hours. SHOW
ers also spread southwark over the
Gulf States and Texas.
High pressure and cool weather
prevail over the upper valleys The
high pressure arra has lost force
since yesterday morning. however.
Low pressure and unsettled wealth
er prevail over the Plateau sections.
The shower area will cover this
section tonight and Saturday.
local data: Highets temperature
yesterday. - degrees: lowest last
night. Sc degrees: rainfall. 90.
The Ohio will remain nearly sta
tionary in the district for the next &c
hours.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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BOSTON. Ass. s-Ths eorra~r-t.i
bulletin WI say On the wooi n.ark-t
Tomorrow.
Ihe Boston market has recovered
br1Neiy IRON tts luii % . we~< aro
and with buying fairly Esneral has
ctspo>rc Of a considernbie quantity Of
wool particularly Of original TERRITORY
as well a. some graded lots. shifted
attention has. perhaps. been psid 90
AontAnsAs which have brought as
hiEh as - cents for woods running 70
three and half hood on a shrinkaxe os
perhaps - AZ 81 per cent fine staple
Montana Is reported at 24h and IS
cents OF ssn70 cents clean basis and
me and I'm. medium clothing fs said
To have sold for a good sized total
clean.
The shipments Of wool from Bos-
ton from January to August 9. in
elusive were i7i.<os.9s2 pounds
against i.eis.Oe3 pounds for the
same period last year. The receipts
from January !. TO August 4. In
elusive were 237.i3s.5e0 pounds
against isS.ii1.3s3 pounds for the
same period last year"
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). 8. batch q Co.'S Closing Letter.

ny IfiNhte wire 10 n. l.. Masten * 20.
NEW YORK. Aug. g.-Reellzing SEEM
Cd 10 Rave run its course and prices be-
came harder shortly after the opening
to-day. The buying by foreigners con-
tinued 10 a moderate extent The spec
ialties played a very prominent part in
the early trading. A number OF them
advanced rapidly to highest OF the year
The most notable among these were
Studebak-r. Westinghouse Electric. Cen
eral Electric, Sears-Roebuck and the Gas
stocks. Traders were awaiting the gov
eminent report before taking decided
position. the expectations were gener-
any Tor fairly good report. The fig
ures on Corn We're little disappointing
put II should be taken into account that
the crop had improved since government
compilation and estimated yield is two
billion eight hundred million bushels
spring wheat conditions improved over
July figures as also did oats There
fore taken as whole IL Is very salts
factory and means great prosperity for
the railroads. providing there are no
mtshaps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
STEUBENVILLE

StcuhcuvIilc %. Avg .. 1912 j.
O. T1l.man. of Hcilairc. ou recent
visit hero gave out chat De- had plane
maiurcd for thc erection 90 70 mod.
ora opera house building m this
city
iic viii erect 30 on grourd be- pur
chased on Nolth Third street some
years n-o lio will finance and or
earIzo . corporation for from $1,000,
fo 10000 % viii o. built on plan.
Offer thc Ceramic Theatre % Easl
Liverpool thouFn ON larger scale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
GRAND JURY
To Convene on September ?. Labor
Day, To Consider a Long
List Of Cases.

on September the grand jury for
the September term OF court will
convene 10 consider a long list Of
cases Not much work will be ac-
c0mplishcd on THE first meeting day
because Of the fact that IL will be
Labor Day While the list OF cases
10 BE- submitted has not yet been
filed indications are that 10 will be
a long one So far but few cases OF
= serious nature are on the list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

NEtV YD RK. Aur. "copper" u7-
rctt'ri. standard auot go 1srf1 .s.
Iifrfrnlffl 1rf. |ffs... inhn f.flt
1880. CASTINGS ftnf7r-c.
Tin FIRM hut quiet. spot So 10d
o. o..
L.ad -Ffm. 50 G4t 3d.
su.ifHt guitt a. fsrs o.
Iron Steady. unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
Rornblower q Weeks Closing Copper

by I|fINHte VITO 10 4 7. Masten 4 Co.
BOSTON. Aug. 9.-Coppers were dull
again to-day. There did not seem to be
any orders 10 amount 20 anything on
either Side OF the market. For the
present. we appear TO be In n period OF
sthgnation AMI IL would not be surpris-
ing N we have some sagging OF prices
for a while. hut the best people are bull
Ism for a pull. but are advising pur-
chases on weak spots only.
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Special ffrrrf l fn fla tnfr-ffrrrrrr
NEW YORK. AUG % flntrs rnrr
Boz declined Du. quarter FOO Drt. hair
franc. Serffmhtr fIfurfs closed II
fcf.l 90 jesse. Urr. mhrr closed %
ferrl nf f-H.r. Mlr.h closed offered
90 lfufr MaV closed offered sf
fl H.e. July closed offered af OIL orc.
ri1 $50. @ quoted at Ilfac Nafket
steady.
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NEW YORK. Aur. THE cotton
good markets wcro more quiet flr
fho dIr.
ifirff ernW"i rHu. tf.IrE Wool
urff Cotton warns ar. .f.af. Tnr
jobbcrs report
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. achievement
figures today on the total yield OF
wheat the United States this season
out TO have been correstly estimated
before handle by spectators here.
The which was largely OF whiting
character finished /. 10 \ under last
night. Corn closed a shade to &c
down. oats varying from i.Gss cents
lower 10 C rise and provisions at = Y
to &c advance.
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Money.

INV YORK. Aug. Money on
call steady Zia0 -, per cent. ruling
f.ie %c. closing bid CSC. offered az
gao.
Time lpsns easier c1 days 60. pr
cont and co. days % g.. aiN months
faac.
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NEW YORK. Aug. Prime mar-
camille purc- . ~ SO per cent. St.rl-
INK 'xchar 20 firm with actual husi-
ness in BARRIERS bills at go kfrS for
go dny bills and 90 50 s... for i.-
maud Con mo-. Ill bills 50 So Iar
silver 81. M'Nitan dollars &c. Cow
crnm.rt bonds steady. Railroad lsnds
easy
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CHICAGO. Aupg. Cattle: Close.
Receipts 1880 head: market steady to
strong: beeves s. 1910 %: Texas
steers 50 O0a6 80; western steers
Sc O0ds 30: stoCkers and feeders
81 00g7 90. cows and heifers 81 cog
10. calves Sc 5Oq9 IS.
Hogs-Ro ceipts 1.5Oo7s !. 900. market
steady to "A shade higher. light 81 rs
as IS; mixed 81 35gS 32Iz: heavy
81 2OgS Is: rough s. 2od7 40; pigs
So O0GS 10: bulk of sales 81 6OTsS 10.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head; mar
ket steady. Native 50 2O44 SIS; west
ern 50 40G+ GO. yearlings 81 4Om5 60.
lambs native 81 4oq7 so; western
81 3OTsT Co
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts
burFh. Aug Cattle STEADY. sup
ply light. Choice 50 25T9 so: prime
s. G5G9 10.
sheep steady. supply light. Prime
wethcrs s. Dogs l.: ctlls and COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

OIL CITY. Pa- Az s-creezt bzl-
snc~~ lse R.ns l1s-o-. average
i..-ee& sfiEn<nts ise.-sT. average
Ia. ssA
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 5, ~.
w, OF actiS~ stock on The New
o,k stoca Exchange. corrected daily ~
=. r.. Mn-tcr y Co. broksrs
STO-kS iOperlIiIshI ToSy I,,Io..
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Ryc-No. . 70I7Otsc.
Barlcy-Feed or mixing 457k5Oc:
fair 10 chcic. mailing s0M zoe.
Timothy Seed-S4 00G6 90
Clover Seed-S10 GOALS 90.
Pork-M,ss 81 75RI9 10ie.
I.ard-On tiercesJ $40 52i-: short
ribs Oooae) $40 62is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

Frank Hoosru IS Years. az CON.
uor,.ilc. and Juliana 10th. 20. years.
OF Stouhonyilc
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mons 81 5oas On: lambs 81 soar rs:
veal calves 50 5OGio 90.
Hogs-Aotive. receipts 10 double
decks. Prime heavIcs IS 60Is so;
mediums IS sO9s SIS: heavy workers.
IS S0Gs So: light workers. IS 75I
S so: pigs IS OOas so: roughs 81 ooy
: 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by C. II. Becker.

Gahe-Sith says that every husband
should wash the dishes.
Steve--And who Is Smith
Gabe-He Is In the china business
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Aug .. -
The active I1ttsourg-i slor:sS. corrected
sally by A. l. hnSf-n Il Co.. Eanasrs
anu brokers. c|auvlai Exchalge e>anH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

UI.. Drorf srnfT what nIIa chat au.
HhIlr S'a bow Those wheels wob-
OLE.
ltuh IH.fa fn ws lIke clear case
% aut1-lutoxicatiou.. Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

Eoysi Raksns Powder .---..ies ne
-tA rcard o1l --.----....-.--ltl- ais
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'-Transfsr books close July 25th fos-
, per cent casa dividend payable August
10Th.
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. 9. ~
Reported 10y y. Z Mas;-u S. CO. I. r
Brand. manager. members New Yorh
~to~k EV~hRnge
i->i5Ls. MAILS. ts'L- -I.iI- asa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
Wheeling Live Stock.
Wrs~if-g rivs Stocf Commission Co.
WIEI.I.ING " Va 49,. q 81 81

VEAL, CALVES AM, FRHSii C,swS
Veal calves. Choice - Q O0 ~ -
Veal calves. good - 9 90 :, : s0
Thin and heavy calves . OOls A ga
eTssh cows. extra per mead ~ 20 10 90
do common TO fai- - 20 oG sra- ga
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. AUG. 3. IL
The Following auot1tiorS ~. 'uprs
active wneeiinA BtorEs ave core : ss
sally Tor the tnyeafiEsncsr % George ~.
Bayou. foca. broser- ana X X Marshall
manager EOnd llaparln.a2l
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Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales s32.7oo shares.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-24
JOHNSON LIKELY
TO fight in
new YORK

Word comes from New York via the
Coast papers that Jack Johnson may
fight in New York In the near future.
in spite OF the edict which went forth
some months ago from the cars Of
boxing in the Empire state. that the
black champion would never don a
glove in Gotham so long as the COM
mission form of government applied to
the game
1t is intimated that one of the boxing
commissioners who was violently OPP
posed to the Introduction OF the cham
pion into New York sastiouffs has de-.
cided to Withdraw his objections N
consequence several OF the promoters
stand ready to talk business with john
son.
palzsr Or 5esnstts. -
There are two opponents In sight for
the champion One Is Joe Jeanette and
the other AL Palzer. and Il remains
to be seen which, OF them win secure
the match. Aeeording to some of the
Eastern fight handlers Jeanette Is the
while othersothink Palzer. the white
hope, would be B more popular choice
with fight fans generally.
The bout, IL II takes place. WIN be
a ten-round affair. and such being the
ease the champion will probably cut
loose in a more determined manner
than he did at Las Vegas In the ar
fair with Flynn Johnson figured, no
doubt, on the possibility of having to
go a long route and being leary Of the
effects the altitude might produce was
ultra cautious. In New York he would
know that just forty minutes of box
ing and resting would be required.
even If the match went the limit, and
could rate himself accordingly.
Might Not Fight on Defensive.
1t does not follow. therefore. bysany
means, that because the champion
fought largely on the defensive in New
Mexico he will do the same in New
York. Another thing, the New York
boxing rules call for clean breaks. This
means that Johnson will be able to
employ all his knowledge Of stand
away boxing and feel assured that no
roughing at close quarters will be
Altogether the prospect
is none too rosy for Johnson's New
York opponent, no matter who It
may be-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-24
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
WILL BE FRAMED By
LEAGUE MANAGEMENT

Tomorrow night the Oahu Senior
League magnates win hold a special
meeting TO arrange the schedule for
the second half OF the series. and TO
take up any other business that may
come befone them There Is little
chance OF a lively session. as quiet
reigns since the vexatious matter Of
why Is a balk ?" has been disposed
OF and the bloody series between the
Stars and ]. A. Cs. won, and lost.
The second half of the schedule will
be a repetition of the first. in ali prob
ability In this league there IS no
particular scrap over the allotment OF
games. for all are played on the same
grounds and under identical conditions
There is some talk OF making a
change in the umpiring stan for the
next series. Bettencourt and Arm
strong have been doing their best UNI
doubtedly. and they are both honest
and hard working ofiicial5. but for one
reason or another their work has not
been extra good They may want to
throw up their jobs now that the inl
tial series Is pau
The meeting will be held In the Office
of President Charles Chillingworth at
1850 o'clock.
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world participate and the prize list
has been considerably improved. The
winners get laurel wreaths, medals,
cups, trophies. moving picture per-
centages, magazine rights, vaudeville
engagements and half the gate re-
ceipts at Madison Park the next win
ter. Many a poor boy has gone to the
Olympic games with only good pair
of legs and return ticket and has
had to leave his laurel wreath behind
when returning to make room in his
suitcase for his exhibition contracts.
The Olympic games consist OF
sErinting. running. jumping. discus
hurting. weight throwing. and what
ever other events the entertaining ma
ton has the best chance to win. In
England in 1908 they worked in ten
mis-, archery, croquet and tea drinking.
Even at that the Americans won the
cup and the entente cordial hasn't
been so severely Jared since John
Paul Jones sailed up the English chan.
mel.
The greatest event of the olympic
games is the Marathon. which IS q
foot race Of twenty-six miles and
some hundred yards, the original win.
ner having died at this distance. The
last Marathon was won BY Johnny
Hayes of America, who beat all the
British champions, thus demonstraf-
ing that since 1776 the AmericsrA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-24
FREAK GOLF SHOTS
At RECENT TOURNEY

There were several odd strokes
made during the recent golf tourna-
ment at Apawamis. In the qualifying
round it fell to Findlay Douglas to
make one the like Of which Is seldom
seen. To be bunkered from the tee,
take two strokes in the sand and yet
hole out in 3 is what this player ac-
cumpIished at the twelfth. Still more
remarkable than the hoiing from tine
bunker was the fact that In its pas
sage to the cup the ball did not touch
the turf How it stayed in the hole
after it hit was mystery to Duglas,
t.. Charlie Seely, who was his part
ner. and to the caddie, who had the
good sense to extract the flag pin
when he saw the ball approaching the
disc.
To find three players h0ling APP
proach shots in one tournament Is
somewhat unusual Marshall Whit
Ietch holed from the rough at the
seventeenth while Kirkby played the
decisive shot in his final match
against seely in this fashion.
AS far as memory serves it Is the
only case on record where an import
ant final has been 50 finished, al
though In the second round OF the na-
tional championship at Baitusrol. in
1904, George Ormiston, Of Pittsburg,
hOled out q cleek shot on the seven
teenth green to defeat Walter J.
Travis bys5 up and to play.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-24
Local Man and Harvard Player
Put Up Best Tennis of Sec
ond Day.


The best match Of the present cham
pionship tournament. and. In fact. the
only one TO date that has provided any
real excitement, was called OF yester-
day. evening when II became too dark
to see the ball on the Beretania courts.
Jack Guard, the local standby, and
George Stephenson Of Harvard were
the contestants. and they made a bitter
fight OF II all the way.
The match produced some really sem
sational tennis. especially in the second
set. when Stephenson came up from
behind and broke through what looked
like certain defeat With one set to
his credit. Ga. and the score in the
second ga. vantage Guard, who was
serving. the match seemed all but
over. Three separate times the local
man was point match. but each time
Stephenson brought OF clever return
that landed the ball beyond reach Of
Guards racquet Stephenson finally
won the game and the next. while
Guard annexed the twelfth. The brace
seemed to have put new life into the
Harvard player, and he copped the next
two and the set. Sc
Play in Dusk.
II was then growing dark rapidly
70 fhInk,rg that tie deciding set
would be postnoned THE pIavers were
both anxious ~ epIsh n posslble how
ever. and crossed 10 the erandsta mi
court for the third set r,uard seemed
IN have lost copf,dence n himself by
his failure 70 clnch the match N the
FORMER set and steDhenson. nlaring
with correepondlnr conf,dence. tool, the
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tween Alan Lowrey and Lieutenant
Pratt came very near being the big
form upset of the tournament. Lowrey
was a trifie of his game. and litter
taking the first set 81, he let the army
man secure lead Of 81, 40-love in
the second set Everything was break
ing wrong for the Harvard captain, and
he was nightly Disguised. At this
point. when the set seemed hopelessly
lost, he chopped carelessly at the ser
vice. apparently not caring whether It
went in or out, and being anxious to.
end the set and start the deciding one.
The ball just cleared the net. with a.
strong cut, way out of Pratt's reach.
This shot seemed to turn the tide.
Lowrey picked up, and; try as he
would, Pratt couldn't annex the decid-
ing point With the score SD against
him, Lowrey got down to real tennis.
and ran the next four and the match.
Had that deciding shot in the eighth
game been netted. there is a good
chance that Lowrey would have been
put out OF the tournament, for he was
far from steady. while the. encourage
ment of winning set would undoubt-
edly have greatly improved Pratt's
play.
Other Matches.
LittIejohn beat w. H. Hoogs Jr. in a
three-set match which lad some flashes
of brilliant tennis. but that was slow
on the whole Both men stuck to the
tedious back-line game and refused to
take advantage Of many chances to
NJ, A., and ernr-a clear, ooor az The net
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-24
CRITICAL POLO MATCH.

, This afternoon's match at Mo-
) analud between the Fifth Cav
, airy and Maui marks critical
point In the struggle for the
interisland polo title Maui was
, put out of the race by losing to
, Oahu last Saturday. and should
J the Cavalry be beaten this aft
ernoon. the team will be in the
same position, and Oahu will
he the only championship posi-
, biiity,. dependent On next Sat
iirday's game with the. Cavalry.
J II, on the other hand, the Cav
}, airy defeats Maui then both the
army players and the 0ahuans
) lave a chance at the title, the
winner of the match between
them deciding) the final resting
: Iaac0 of the cup. Maufs one
, hope, then, is to defeat the army
, stick -swingers, and then pull
) for the Cavalry to beat Oahu,
} in which case the 1912 series
} would be declared mo tourna-
} rnent' as was the case last year.
) The game this afternoon Is
scheduled. to commence at 3
, O'Clock. Lieutenant Naylor of
>, the First Field Artillery will
} referee. and the same playing
J conditions will be in force as
} prevailed i'm the first game of
. the series last Saturday.
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These wonderful little tablets contain no
Ike magic The bright eve, the elastic stem en-
the dear and active BRAIN the coursse. and
strength and conifprt they impart are noted
slmokl from the frtt day they are taken.
One box of Persian Nerve Essence
win do great deal Of good, the fun
course treatment of six boxes are guar
antetd TO make permanent cure or the
money will Be refunded.
The pfopricfors The Brown Export Co.
9s.97 Liberty St. New York. N. Y. q. s. A.
earnestly asks every sufferer 70 give Persian
Nerve Essencc good far trial 6f ffeir risR.
Dtnt delay coulencc to-day. the preparstioo
f1n ~ Obtained tron
ssd - cHlNBERs DRUG co.