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ROOSEVELT REPLIES
TO SECRETARY sriMsoN.

"
MINEOLA, L. l.. March 6.-Secre-
tary Stimson's speech in Chicago last
night. supporting President TAFT for
the Republican nomination, brought
from Colonel Roosevelt to-day a tart
reply.
IN regard to Mr.. Stimson's state
ment that against my original inten-
ton / am being forced by certain
persons into the arena this year. I
need merely say" declared Colonel
Roosevelt, that the statement Is cor
rect only in the sense that Il would
be correct to make the same state
ment as to my advocacy OF Mr.. Stim-
son FOR governor in 1910. In that con-
test. as In this. ! was exceedingly re-
luctant TO be drawn into the contest
In That contest. as in this. I acted only
from a sense OF duty to the people as
whole, and In that contest | was
assailed with precisely the same argu-
ments by the great majority OF those
VINO are now assailing me. -
Forced Into Arena.
AS for the question concerning
who are forcing me into the arena y
the answer Is easy. Which side 10
making the demand for open primaries
and which side is sitting this demand
wherever possible. refusing 10 accede
10 II save under compulsion and trust
Ing 10 the use OF patronage. TO such
methods as these tried In the recent
Kansas City congressional convention.
and to these very machine leaders
who have turned a complete somer-
sault as regards the president during
the last four years?
These leaders are managing the
campaign against me, and II they were
deliberately trying to wreck the he
publican party. they would follow pre-
cisely the tactics they have been fol.
lowing. tactics which make II seem
that they would rather see the Re
publican party defeated than see II re-
stored to what IL was under Lincoln
and see IL become again the genuine
party OF the people, the party that
stands for. real popular rule and Tor
the highest ideals OF social and In
dustrial justice. to be achieved
through popular rule.
we stand for direct presidential
preferential primaries everywhere. in
Massachusetts,, in Illinois. In New
York flor in New York the present
primary law. passed by the machines
of the two parties, Is expressly de-
signed to prevent either party from
escaping the control Of the profession
al politician. and from falling under
the control OF the people. u our OPP
ponents wish TO let the people have
their say. let them support real pri-
mary bills.
If in open primaries without CO.
ercion or fraud. without pressure
/ brought by the use of patronage or by
the promise or by the Withholding OF
4 patronage. the plain people OF the
I Republican party declare that they
do not wish me 10 he nominated. then
most certainly ! do not wish the nom
ins'ion. " they declare that they do
wish me. not In my interest. but In
the interest Of the people. a. a whole.
then. az have already said. uiil
accept and viii strive 20 serve thS
people With all % whatever powers I
possess
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

Ia CROSSE, Wisdom Ponish
and John Crowley, convicts in the Wis
consin penitentiary. escaped today by
unlocking three doors with wooden
keys they had made.
SEATTLE, Wash.-George CourelI.
municipal ownership candidate for may
or mas won here by big majority over
the open town" candidate.
OAK HARBOR. Ohio.-Charles r.
keau, 80 and his uncle. Louis Robideau.
81, were instantly killed when their
buggy was struck by train on the
Lake Shore road at Rocky Ridge, last
night.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.-Circuit Juds.
James Wickham. of Eau Claire today
handed down decision reinstating Fire
Chef Thomas A. Clancy of Milwaukee.
who was suspended last August for al
legged irregularities in the department.
RICHMOND. Va.-City and county
schools were closed here today because
OF snow, which was seven inches deep
this morning and still falling.
WASHINGTON.-Ihe Senate TODAY
agreed TO vote at 4 30 tomorrow after
noon on the ratification of the arbiira-
ton treaties with England and France.
PlTTSBURGH.-The morgue ambu-
lance was temporarily turned into an
ice wagon today Its cargo was a huge
cake OF ice taken from the Ohio river
containing mans body, which was
discovered by two ferrymen.
HARRISBURG. Pa George w.
Guthrie has issued a call as chairman
of the Democratic State Committee for
the executive committee 10 meet here.
TUESDAY. March ~. 20 fix the time and
place for holding the 1912 state con-
ventiou.
WASlIlNGTON-On account of the
serious condition of his eyes. Senator
, Heyburn. of Idaho. has given I'D his
work IN the Senate temporarily and has
gone 10 Atlantic City.
WASHINGTON.-Jaii sentences for
women who wear airgrettes was advo-
Gated today before the House agricul-
,ure committee by John G. Speaks,
Ohio game warden.
NEW NORK-One hundred and
warrants and summons were issued to-
day for individuals and corporations in
New York City who are charged with
/ employing children under sixteen years
OF age from 1-2 20 IL hours a day.
FRANKFORT. Ky.-Cigarettc smok-
ers in Kentucky inhaled easier this
afternoon when the Senate by a vote OF
twenty-four 20 six. defeated a bill de-
signed TO prohibit the sale OF cigarettes
IN this State.
! CADILLAC. Mich.-The Wexford
county poorhouSe was completely de-
stroyed by FIRE today Two aged men.
inmates. have been reported missing
GOVERNORS PRIMARY
BILL rs TABLED.
LANSING. Mich. MNrch s-The
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Commissioned as rotar1s..

The following persons have been com
misslonsd as notaries:
2 g. Steinbeck. Alum Ridge. Lewis
county.
A. C. Greiusr. Wheeling. Ohio county.
~ u. Matthews. Charleston. Kanawha
county.
Morgan L. Matheny. Dial. Kanawha
county.
" T. Kennedy. Biuen.id. Mercer
county.
q. y HAL. Keyser. Mineral county.
y. ". lost CIarkshurR. Harrison
county.
BERNARD McCiauEhsrty. Biuensid. M.r-
cor county
l. =. Evsrhar'. Bgckhsnnon. Up-hur
county.
county
Twin Carp-r i.sft Hand. Rosns
county
q " Mitchell Clothisr. r.asan county,.
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WOMAN rs ARRAIoNEp
ON MURDER CHARGE

HARRINGTON. w. Va. March g.
Mrs. Maggie Davis today was put on
trial here for the second time for the
murder of Ira Churchill. The crime
occurred on November .. 1910. Mrs.
Davis clSlmed Churchill had wronged
her under promise OF marriage At
the previous trial she was convicted
or murder and sentenced 10 life i'm
prisonment. but tho conviction was
reversed because OF misleading In
structions.
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WAIST SPECIAL

Saturday. March aih. 20 SATURDAY
Marrh ian. regular sifs and 81 =
kind ~ - &c
Also SPECIAL showing - spriuE MI
iirerv
BARKER CLOAK a SUIT HOUSE
fEfern hrps sucrrssors
fl0f Main STREE
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10 T. W. Buckner. a hotel keeper at
Davis. Tucker county, who was indicted
and convicted for operating slot ma
chimes. considered gambling devices. and
sentenced TO sixty days in Jail and fined
100000. Buckner claimed that no had
paid license TO operate the machines
and therefore believed lie had a legal
right to operate them. regardless OF the
kind Of machines.
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State Senator :. V. Woods. OF PhlIippi.
one or the candidates for the Democratic
gubernatorial nsminotion. has been in
the city for several days. attending the
supreme court. Last night Mr.. Woods
was one or the speakers at the revival
being held in the senate chamber OF IN.
capitol. under the supervision ~ Evange-
list Gates
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Clark W. Graves Dead,

special Dispatch 70 the 'Inisingencer.
FAIRMONT.. w. Va. March g.
Clark ". Graves. aged SIS. died here
at noon Of cancer. For 20 years he
was an emplcye OF the South Penn in
Mononeahslia county. A widow and
two sons survive. lnterment Will be
near MorGontown.
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charter has been ISSUED to r. =.
Whitmer a Company. incorporated. of
Philadelphia. to conduct general mercan-
tile stores in West Virginia. The auth
orized capital is 100000. OF which $780,
600 has been subscribed and paid. The
fncorporators are r. =. whitmer and Al
fred J. Armstrong. of Philadelphia: Z. q.
Gibbs. OF Elkins, W. Va. David G. Will
son. OF Cynwyd, Ps-S and r. u. Hors-
burgh, of Ardmore. Pa
The sunnyside Coal Company. OF Graf
ton. W. Va. 20 mine coal in Fetterman
district. OF Taylor county. this state
The corporation Is capitalized at $4,000.
and has the following incorporatorS: Ed.
wallace, Hugh warder. Jed w. Robin
son. George King. Thomas Daley. all OF
Grafton.
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COLDS CAUSE KEADAcHE
LAXATIVE BROAO Quiniue. the world
vide Cold and Grip remedy removes.
cause. call for full name Look for
signature y W. GROVE. ise
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Conditional Pardon
4 conditional pardon has been issued
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Try McFsdden's new brand Of SELF
Cleaning" Rubber Collars. They are
the Linen nnish style And look like
the finest Linen Collars. Our SELF
Cleaning" Rubber Collars don't have
TO be sent to the laundry. to be wash
ed-when the collar 10 soiied from
wearing you can wash than clean a.
new with q sponge or cloth and
water. We have 8 new styles to pick
from-boys' sizes ~ to 14-men's
sizes IL to Is. .
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The suprem. court has refused an ap-
peal and supersedeas asked for by Alex
snder A. Smith and Jane Smith. who
were the plaintiffs in the same against
the Eastern oil Company. ct al. in the
circuit court OF Harrison county.
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Guard Inspection.

Captain T. G. jerks. OF the army. who
In assigned TO duty in West virginia.wiIi
begin the inspection OF the National
Guard companies in this state on March
.. at Fayetteville. The inspection will
last until the eth OF April.
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Mothers who buy Stockings for their
boys know that McFadden's Bronco
Buster" Fine Ribbed Black School
Stockings are the best wearing Boys
Stockings sold in Wheeling. Cur
Bronco Buster" Stockings are seam
less-they are extra long in the leg
we warrant them not to fade In the
washing. They look as fine as rs cent
stockings. but We sell all sizes from
8 TO is years at
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GOVERNORS PRIMARY
BILL rs TABLED.

LANSING Mich. MNrch s-Thc
house % representative this after
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Mems Cashmere Finish Seamless
Black Socks with the gray heels and
toes-Men's Seamless CameIs Hair
Wool Socks-Men's Black Wool Seam
less Fine Socks-Men's Seamless Blue
Yarn Wool Socks with the white heels
and toes-every pair warranted not to
fade in the washIng-sizes 9ia to liz
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Two base hits-Wagner. Schmidt
Three base hits-F1sher, Allen
Home run-Schmidt
Sacrifice hits-HisinH, hackey, Rich
ards Bradley. Richardson.
Base on balls-Off Danioy, ~ off
schmidt. /.
struck out-Hy panlsy, u by schmidt,
.. by Leasure. 4.
stolen bases-Maeksrt Fiahsrty.waE-
ner
eFpooi, 10.
villa pitches--naniey.
Passed halls--CarroU
Hit by pftcher-Mackert
Time-ii30.
umpiTe-Hosa.
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Batted for Yingltng In tenth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh .....o o 2oooa IL
brooklyn .--.....0 o o o o o Z o.
Two base hit-Mensor
I unree base hits-Mensor and Wilson.
Home runs-Wagner and n Mtlisr
sacrinee hits-Wiison. DAILY.
stolen base-Cutshaw
Miller. aho
FIRST base on balls-On Cole q
Int oy pitcher-By Cole (Daubert)
StrnSk out-by Cole :, by Yingitnr
Ssit on eases-Pittspurgh 8, BROOK
nts-on Cole Q IN nine inninxs ~
Eoolhson In one inning. OF Yinelins
~. ~ ~ nine innings. OF Rucker z In two,
Time-1:52
Ompires-Rigler and Ffnneran
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LOCAL WRESTLER WILL
Met NouNosToWN MAN

This evening a. connOrs. O.. IN con.
nection With Buffers show, which
vii hold forh there. Hun Butler. Of
ihis city, vii meet Jim Mccoy. a
Neil known wrestler from Younru-
town. o Butler has not Erestied Cor
some line. but he feels certain that
he vili b able 70 throv ths OHIO
man
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80. oitiS,Aoo' July le.-chIcago crept one
sanle closer 10 New York In the pennant
,eee To-Day by defeating the leaders, 4
20 1; Ihe game was a pitchers battle
~ -. wilch lavender pitched 20 better ad-
amaze than Tesreau In the pInches
Ihls Is Lavender's second victory over
Rev YORK during the western Invasion.
rs IlTst victory being the defeat az
MargIard. One OF the largest crowd :
OF tns season was In attendance. Fhs
S score $1,000. n, n. L.
New York .'...O Ooo-i 2
reau and Ayers.
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RARMONT BEATS
EAST LIVER POOL
rAnIEs TAxE TIE FIRST GAME
or rEu sERIEs.
sehmidvs Nome run IN the Pifth was
the First acors for yAxxmanI
Won in xtGhth-

Special Dispatch TO the Intsiligencer.
FAfRAoNT, w. Va, July is.--The
Fairies won their first game at home
to-day. defeating East Liverpool, TO 6.
fairmont In the third and Schmidt, who
succeeded him. was hit hard. but finally
won his game. Schmidt's homo run in
the firth was the first score for Fair
mont. The score:
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dependents for a game on the Forty
seventh street grounds on Sunday af-
ternoon. II this IL satisfactory the
management Of the Beiiaire club Is
requested to call National Phone
l7O9-X at noon today or to-morrow
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SIOKBS nay PLAY
0HIOAHS Monday.
eesoogsosr reAn VIA %
ebrEo o. oaookoIoG
pA9A
mssaos~ essl< - orseDspsrt
rsstsrosy AfssrsssaL

Unlsss pr~ssnt- arrzng~nenfs mis-.
earn. the ssoxies yin - 800 IN &C.
tAon against the fast ssnl prnfessfoD-
al team q Br1dgsport nsxt honday
afternoon on the Brooksids PARA
Owner Everett Robfnson was IN
hrfdgsport yesterday Afternoon hold
ing . conferences with Manager Sells
Of the Ohio team. and srrangemsnts
were practically compistsd.
Monday viii be another on day for
the locals. and Goat has figured out
that II would BE- mors profitable 20
play q game than 10 sit around and
talk about one that 10 ancient history
Judging from the gait the Ohio team
has been going Of late. they viii be
prepared to put up q strong argument
against the Stogies. The final details
for the game have not yet been com
pleted. but Il h almost q certainty
that the contest viii be staged.
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The. Mcconkeys would iika TO ar
range n game Sunday with the Myers
Provision company, II accepted
answer through tho paper or call
McConksy's cigar store over National
phone 12f5-Y.
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Aiezander An Elm. ro-,,

CINCINNATI. July iS.-phiiad.,nh,.
nine ~ Tour out OF five games by win-
n,ns tns nnal contest OF the series win
IN iine form and allowed onlv 49,
sSst'Sseo hits- Suggs on the other hand
s Sas MT hard and HIS support was "a :
from perfect. Score:
frnlladelphia 1900 9OOIOO-6 -
cincinnati ....o 90 10000 :
O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Dooin
susss. Davis and Mclean
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Haute got more than twice aa manyhits
as Dayton to-day, but the visitors were
fortunate and won the game. 4 to /.
Score: n II n
Tsrre Haute ,...l0oO0ooee-i
DAYTON ,..,."..o1 10000 80
Pickering and Harsrove; otey and
kOnnick.
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PfTTsBURoH. Pa. Jhiy fs--rn an
other EXTRA inning E.ns Pittsburgh de-
feated brooklyn to-day % 4 Ia tsn
lnnfngs brcosiyn twice tied the pccrs.
20 third BY Cole and again ~ hitting
Cole freely. Score:
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SOUTH BEND. July Is-south BEND
and Springfield split even to-day, the
Reapers taking the FIRST game. . to 1,
with smith scattering the hits. and the
through fast all round work. Score:
First game X II p
South bend 100 00o0O1O-I ?
Springfield ....,0o00O g0oO-l 0
Second game. n RI ii
south R;%d .....:sssss.,E! ;!
Masters and Rye; Grsy and MoKsa.
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PORT WAYNE. Ind, July IA
though Fort Wayne outhit Grand Rapids
to-day, Grand Rapids won because OF
the failure OF local batters to deliver In
Grand Rapids ..eee1eeeleSs
Fort Wayne 80 oeooooo
Lindsay and Holmes. Keener and Mar
tin
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Wheeling Can company team
received new uniforms yesterday and
the nsw suits are about the n0hbiest
thing out The uniforms are stray
trimmed m blue and they vii be In
iiiated Saturday Afternoon.
The Myers Provision cornpany as-
oept the challenge % the neiIahe Ia
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIVE
TnT-sTAFn I.nAauu

~ Allentown 3. YORK / (aTst camel.
Auentown Z. York (second camel.
~ Trenton s, Reading 8.
camel N~'
Wilmington 7, Johnstown I (second
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The Inpe1oals defeated the Hot
Cats Sunday By the score sof 90 s.
me featuns OF the EaTns was the
pitching Of ShHEsz and thesaI around
playing OF the. Irnperials.
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The J. b. Glassers challenge the
Maynard team for a game Sunday ut
Maynard. II accepted answer through
the sporting columns Of the Inteiii-
gencer.
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YoUNosTowN o., Jgiy is-Nossiy
snd but one Canton mar rearhsf fhirf
oase. the locals winning. 4 10 q score
n o. y
Canton .........h nnnan
Ns.siy 80 Hui-ri Rnsy ana T.Etsr
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Tri-stats Lsagus.
Atlantic city o. HaFrisburg 5.
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AKRON, o., July Is.--Tiidnu. pitching
lowed but sig shattered hits to-dsy. hut
sas defeated. 20 !. score n " r.
AEron ..........o1se0os0sI
Iudnu and Hustoni Oseorns and
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ouested to report at the Bridge
parK: klinkler. Henley, Marsh, FnlItz,
Shivez. Anderson He'll, Stratman,
Hixenbaush and Korngiver.
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IHrHaHArIoHAL LEAGUE.

~ baltimore I. Newark 9.
~ Toronto 4. Montreal 2.
~ Rochester 1, buffalo 3.
Others not scheduled
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CENTRAL


yestsrdAy'u Results.
QlSpringfield. 2; South Bend. I.
tllSouth Bend. s: Springfield. z
Grand Rapids. .. FL Wayne. o
Dayton, 4; TerTe Haute. L
Akron. 3; GAINESVILLE. o.
Youngstown. 2; Canton, o.
Erte-Wheeling, wet grounds
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sru1s xosz oxoss oHz.
pcial Dfspatch 10 the rntsllfrenc>r

SHARON. Pa, July is-In q close
and we'll played game to-day. sharon
perfume hitting of 0oodall and the
fielding of Doyle featured Score:
steubsnviiiie ....icoooseoS !
INSTRUMENTATION and Buckalsw:
Brown and McFcievey. Umpire-Seifert.
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The McConkey team will journey TO
West Alexander on Saturday after
noon to play the strong team OF that
place The local club will be ae-
companied by large delegation of
rooters.
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wAssssiisSsc:TTSSy y'-s,.y ss,ss.ss
ton won. 10 . Johnson's pffchinr ana
natting featured the sane. strfhfng cut
ten satters and mailing eos OF the long
BAN soins over Colin: s bead q, e' Oh. enc
IRENE csnter field fence The game was
called AZ the end OF The eighth Inning 20
s san s Sn.c.so to catch a train for Bos-
chicaso ........oeoo7oee-37 8
Washington .....sieeoio@7 .
n.s,eries-Ren.e. LAns.. Peters. Bell
BOSTON July ia-Boston made Il
four out OF ave from Detroit by winning
to-day. 70 4 The rtsers gave their
s scors. soushpa~. Moran. poor support
Boston .........osioooso.@s
Detroit .........ooo1 oooo1-a ,
Collins and carrissn: Moran and STAN
xsps Drop osns
PH!LADELPHIA. July is.-cleveland
through the insffsctiveness OF Gregg.
who succeeded stesn In the seventh In
the eis 1os di.pSsins vas decision SrasssS on of
Umpire westsrveit In the last play OF
the rama Jackson who was put out
Ss sip % ana 's van carried on S the sis
Score:
r. H. II.
Cleveland ......eoeeeeeso
Phiiadaphia ,eioe0isix@ /
Batteries-steen, Gregg and Living
ston; Houek and Thomas.
UGhlandsrn Drop Two.
NEW YORK. July is,-st Louis took
q double header from New York here to-
day BY the score OF 8 20 and 3 20 I.
The double defeat sent the New Workers
back to last place. score:
81 Loui. ......ooo1oie1S .
New York 80 o o OOooi-i
Batteriex-Bumgardne and Krichel;
Stephens; Warhop and Sweeney.
Second game
New YORK .,....SSSSSSSSE )
Davis and Sweeney
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Eo-day<s Qamaa.

Erie at Island Park(D.
Dayton at Terre Haute.
Springfield at south BEND.
Fort wayne at Grand Rapids.
GAINESVILLE at Akron.
Canton at Youngstown.
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The Adams Express company team
OF Bellaire challenges the Glencoe
team for q game Sunday afternoon on
the grounds OF the team answering
the challenge. The Fulton Athletic
club Is also challenged. Call Bell
2os-J Bellaire, or answer through
this paper.
The Hodshon team Is open for a
game with any strong team in this
vicinity for Sunday. Any team want
ing this date can answer through the
lntellisencer or call Jack James.
manager Of the team.
The imperials will play the Island
Athletic club juniors to night at $50
o'clock. The following players are re-
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On account OF Friday being the big
das, ladies day has been moved back
10 Bnursday so members Of the
weaker sex take notice, Every one
VINO passes through TIE gate win be
expected to cough up On Friday ex-
cept unessport writer's. as this would
De an impossibility for them.
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II faint heart ne'er won fair lady,
IL kept out Of a lot Of trouble