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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-17
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
,aer I'D iur ,..' 90 clothing Wlts
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NJ LEVY.
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.". fAff -f'4 We aI.uff claims and
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PATENTS s~ar.d Trsh-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-17
FOR SALE
Only SIO5O

r. l'l'l room frame house. near center
eHfHrHI gas gru water 4for..
2 foundation. .IirGla ro.f inside. ,.I.t
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-17
For REM

FCR REM
s--~-~~-~~-~-~~~-~~--~-~-
FOR RENT rooms fur light house
bee iIu-. 40 Man ST. WarWouI
d-is-I
FOR RENT.
FROM APRIL I. 1919.
TIE SEVERN BOARDING HOUSE.
945 TO 953 MAIN ST. 1T IS DESIRED
TO LEASE TO PARTY WHO CAN
SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT HIGH
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE AND GIVE
SECURITY.
JAMES Z. HAWLEY.
1861 MAIN ST.
FOR RENT-Furn.sAed room. Inquire
81 HffstUtI ST d-H.ti
FOR REHT-Buildinz corner 10th and
Market Sts-- formerly occupied by
Wing. Livery Co. Address Geo. H Nen-
hard, Elm Grove, W. Va, Bell phone
iS9 nj. r.
roe RENT Space ou Terminal switch.
Nh''linE stove a i;auEe Co. n-II-tf
ESR HEHT--N.ceiy fusnished 3 ana A.
f'om Hats with nath. fpr light house
be .I.i-. rent reasonable Apply 80 -.
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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

Pa. to attend the conference of the Church
Of the Brethren which is to assemble at the
above named place.
The AID Society will meet at the home
of Mrs Charles Miller on May 10th She
lives at the school section SO. township ~.
range So. All are cordially invited.
Carrie Kao was en- the sick list with q
very bad cold.
On the nth Of May Rev Z S. Petry Of
Berthold. N. d. will meet with the Broth
rem at the Beaverly school house. He is
the District Sunday school secretary. Ev-
elybody is invited to be present He will
have some good things to say to US.
lens Jacobsen has been operating his
corn planter this season
Give the earth good seed to work with.
II you do no, it will not be to blame for a
failure.
The afternoon Of the 10th Of April J. Z.
Keller lost the end gate to wagon and
wood oil can between Enterprise and the
home Of David Moothart. Finder please
notify and greatly oblige Mr.. Keller.
August Snyder has well machine on
his homestead operating for well.
Mrs. John McIllwain had the misfortune
Of loosing her three year old colt by eating
poisoned wheat out of wagon that was
treated for sowing
Mr.. McCune of Medicine Lake called at
the Keller ranch Monday for seed potatoes.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
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/: PIentywOOd Items. {:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
From the Herald)

trToIu tue 1etdiuD
Emil Diset. the now ambitious farmer.
bought white pig weighing 90 pounds
from John Falxa few days ago
Walter Mathews OF Cul ertson was a
business visitor in town Monday and Tues,
day. coming up from Medicine Lake with
w. Stephens.
The people of Plentywood have decided
to commemorate the Fourth of July in
great style this year. Last year Plenty
wood gave the best celebration ever held
in Valley county. and now great efforts
will be made to make this one better yet
The big feature will be barbecue and also
the various Indian performances.
Olaf Bergh. the Redsione merchant, was
seriously injured Monday morning while
out driving his automobile. The machine
got into ru,. upset and fell on Mr.. Bergh
breaking FIVE ribs. DIR. Steele was imme-
diately called and the patient is doing very
well under the circumstances. and will be
able to be up and around 10 short while.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: Keller Lake Items :
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSI
May Sth. 1917.

May DIN, 1912.
Mrs. Krokedil was taken suddenly i'll and
on Wednesday Of last week was taken to
the Williston Hospital accompanied by
Miss Thorp. Mrs. Krokedil's home is
northeast Of DUCK Lake
Mrs. Dan1 Stutzman returned home on
Saturday of last week from Rochester,
Mimi Hospital where she underwent quite
a critical operation. She is much i'm.
proved.
Hans Renevick has the Gasoline Plow
working en- his homestead at present.
John BAN had a very sick horse last
week.
Glenn Swank was to Froid Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Robert Cookson and Miss Alice
Hanes expect to start May a3d for YORK.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
Helps q Judge in Bad Fix.

Justice Eli Cherry. of ellis Mills. Tenn.
was plainly worried. A bad sore on his
leg had baffled several doctors and long re
sisted all remedies Il thought il was a
cancer" he wrote. "At last l used Buck.
lens Arnica Salve. and was completely
cured" Cures burns boils. ulcers. cuts,
bruises and piles. IS cents at Valley Drug
Store.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
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: Homestead Items :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

May 8. IoIa.
Albert Trebes and Will Reiter called at
the !. P. Mueller farmstead recently
Co. Attorney John Hurry of Glasgow
and Attorney Conner of Medicine Lake
were at Froid on business last week.
Fl. Horstman made trip to Froid one
day last week
Frank White made trip to Froid and
also to Medicine Lake last week.
Charles Ballack made trip to Froid
last week.
Plenty of water was received during the
last week of the nice rain that lasted about
four DAYS
MIR. Marquis was at Froid last week and
also at the ]. P. Mueller home where Mr..
Marquis bought some seed wheat.
Ye correspondent visited at the Albert
Trebes and ]. p. Mueller homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Trebes were shopping at Froid
one day last week.
George Waters made a flying trip to
Froid one day last week
Mrs. ]. p. Mueller and her two daugh.
tiers visited at the Luebke farmstead one
day last week.
d. Flora, of Homestead. was a Froid
visitor one day last week.
O. b McCabe and Sam McKeckne were
at Froid last week.
T. NJ. Flick was Froid visitor one day
last week.
Bill Jarvis. of Plentywood. was a Froid
caller recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Buchholz. of Froid.
left last week for their future homr in the
western part of this state.
Mr.. Lappley. from northeast Of Froid.
was Froid shopper one day last week.
Mrs. Hill made trip to Froid one day
last week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
cIr, ,pNrnrEsnMnNrs.

NOTICE OF INTENTION-Eosrd or street
am Wa,er Commissioners
PGrsuan- q g resolution sdoped h" the
Foerd or snaa. ana water Comm IS onars
wen v-6f.h dew G. April, 1919. and sp'
proved by the Mayor or the G ty OF Newari
on the fwen.y-sixth day OF Aprii. 1872. pub
lie notice is hereby given that it is The in
oners OK the city OF Neu,aih, under
and by ! ttue Of pioyisicns Of tho aV. en-
t tied An Act % Reyis? and Amend the
Charter Of the Cit OF Newark, app owed
thereto, end tle sct creating the Board CT
Street and water CoUn1iss oners Of the City
Of Neweik. approved March :Sth. 1891. end
other publ Q laws Of the s .ste Of New Jer-
sey. 10 order end cause he opening Of
AVENUE p.
from g property Inc about 10 feet sou'h o.
McGreeor avenue TO go fee, north o. Bony-
hamper evenuc for the wid,n OF seeelty-
Ave (Th fact;
ALLEGHENY AVENUE.
fiow A., enue P to Plum Point Jane;
The opening and widen ng Of
PLUM POINT LANE.
FOR a total width OF sixty 800 feet from a
the easterly r ght Of way line OF the Manl-
fec.urera' Branch Of thu Central Railroad
Of New Jfrsf
Al as shown on a mp on i'e IN the o5cs
or the Chief Engineer. known as No, 110i-
Sucn persons as may object thereto. are
requested 20 present their objections IN
writing TO the Clerk Of ssid poerd. r. the
office Of the Board Of Street and Wstey Com
the expiration Of six days ION date 81 III .
notice.
81 direction Of the Beard Of s.ree, "a
Wa,er Comm ssionsrs Of the CITY o: Reward
". r.. hdEsRERp
chief E1g ne
Newarl. \. J., April :s. 1912. spr2T-5t
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
Spring Disasters in Baseball
All Happening Day bv Ddv

BOSTON. Mass, April 29.-Nhat 4 Hood
of disatpuintments with the season only
ten days old,
E%x.cIampiou players drawing Gown ti:
salaries for i,oor work. aud The clri"
owners worrying TO death. fearing the
Id, reliable players will not come acf,
which means the loss of at least s'f0,0t1
where great teams go to pieces allaps.
as they often 60 In baseball
Magnates know that 10 get The big
money they must l,avc a team IN ihe
race. This is %esneclaily true of the cities
Of New York. Phiiadel-.pin. Chiraqa aud
81. Ionls. with Pittsburgh the most M
reasonable army of baseball fairs In tbs.
world. sim1.ly because the" fare mat
aged to ravc II fine club each season.
II tx quite certain that New Y.rt.
Pittsburgh and the Phiilles VIII soan rel
back into their proper stride and force
TO the frout, hut not so sure of trG
Chicago Cubs, Ills remar' able club -
on The down Grade. They are not feared
any moro. aud it VII take not only II"
f~ustling Of Frank Clare, but a few now
PLAYERS to start the Cubs an the right
road. There are brains TO burn tod up
with Muri,hy's Toys, and they will no
doubt work their wav ia n "ond noEit'"n
yet. Thrir chances TO- the honors. how
ever. nav 'NttNAFA Wv N'VF - u
warm sun with thu pr sent lineup Frank
Selee left n rrent ball tCam for GhpTce
mud Murphy. Wonder ow mrch NJ.
Selee was appreciated by those wilt"
dro. .ed into II saft berth rs the result of
bis rend iud~rnoatF
MAN. irgrut't1de to NAV masas court
IS tlorsauils MORN" Frank Stlee. on
II the gamest fellows that eyer crossed
ibp uika. crlie,i on Chicago friends. or
his friends in Col,raho did for a fttlc
rid rs Il" was slnwl passing fwaY u
the shadow Of the Rocky mounta rs. DtI
he get ~
Only from the ol Roman. fomiSkeY.
and others not tnher obl'gatiors.
There Is bound 10 bc n raal ra"e In thf
NoflonuI League this season, fon ruSi
take your rsediciue IN baseball. past
glory counts r. it'll.
The Ros'on 1; .uves viii b" - per cent
stronger than last year, Taere can be
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

weights who stands hmm M .t.,,..
abovc his fellows ns Tho ..l,,f,a, 80
nont" of Wolyoxt. 'P"'
There are prorabIv , INN,
H. Founders VIII. tbipt tbers IL
titled to a match with WoI,ast re
thcs, the four maj Ioor -, tha
uron nent Y ar, poctcr ~ W..
Wells. Freddie Welsh ,nI "Enan" +"
Brown.
Mcfarland end We'll. ,,,o ,,,,o1 III,
the same brrsb Naitbor - "um
make the weight at .ot.b wof+nst ~
the title. and thera il too mn, H. =, -
for Adj 10 Grant tbem nnv eo,ca.Iion1 ~
Inc mattar Of nnund,ga ~
Freddie welsh r. mn i,ra4.1 mi,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

T'5r"e rnnv he a measure Of tr"th In
the contention that WolGast preferred
Rivers TO some Of the others. ~ has
seen Rirers train aud fight q m'lnhrr oI
times. and it stands TO reason the clam
ZION would not HHve b"er 81 ready 20
slgn the Los Anreles articles II he cor.
sldeJad the .Hegican youth the mos
dangerous Of tho hnrch.
But even Il Wc1"as' got lis en- -
Rl-ors. wlo can blanc ti,nf Wolgas,
underwent a ssvnrn orl"al > few months
ago. aud fully recoGnizes tlat he must
fpcl lis way haes into TIDE same Very
caenerliy
This triur - : cea~-'o1 hoip@ 90,
Grated m.oa for ap,enfici is Is . new
one. and 10 a. can tai 1r'nt flo cfocI
upon Wolrast's fighting speed ana
strength viii be. IT is far fi6erort fro~'
retnrnin~ to the bur;y-burly OF fsticrffs
after being laid OF some time with a
broken arm. IN Il NJ cose the injury is
purely local. v'foreas "'tN n raa7 WHO
has been undor The Enife the whole sys-
ten IS aT'"ted.
old ~tr0ipers Of track mrr So" that -
appandicltis operation viii make a ton
second wan Il seoood sl0wor. and this
practically mems that 4. win transfer II
fitNNi Fll laA'1 INV W.
such being the Ease II is rithin the
bounds Of possibility that n similar ex-
pest nee may convert 4 chan plon into a
ID b.
Rive, s Is q great littl9 r'ng man-one
who shows improvement every time he
boxes-but under ordinary circumstance
It would SAVIOR of forcing matters TO send
him against q pHgl,lst Of Noleasts
calibre III the very start Of his light
weight career.
Tut- those who want 70 figure ont the
chances OF this bout will have 10 ignore
tho ordinary metho II Of reasoning. The
main thing 10 speculate on is whether
Woltast. minus his appendix. and after
mouths of building up. Is the same com
pact bundle of lighting machinery he
was before he was forced to submit to
the surgeons knife. II ADS training
suggest, that he has rounded TO all right
be viii be Il top, h ANY f~avorite over Riv-
ers. IL there Is 9ny doubt about the
matter it Will be il bleak outlook for TIC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

i"3nh fans IN this city willing to woreF
high hats that john Ward will land His
team IN the first division. cant SEQ a
position as high US that for Ward This
year with the inlent on hand. King il
ratcbins fully up TO his best work for
ia" Chicago Cubs. This veteran bas ON.
Unused over his new job and the Boston
ianS, Us well rs players. like his work
and his manners.
Tha American League win soon settle
down 10 five clubs. four looking for the
Athletics scalp. Detroit is doing much
better than was looked for. aud with a
pitching staff Hugh Jennings can count
his team in the running.
The Boston Red Sox look better tllan
At any time since 1904. * a hittin~ team
they Eave few equals. and The pln rprs
uPe Young and full Of confidence. The
speed boys are sure Of the first division.
with Il inc chance To climb higher, with
u weather eye out for the big money.
Counie Mack viii have no time this sum.
mer for a vacation 10 Eurorn or a visit
TO the new Irish Parliament.
The Highlanders got a poor start, but
will get together later On. Atlanta
pro~cd u loor training ground. aud Fnr.
rell's lnen are far from good condition.
st. / on s will d. II + than last season.
lHlS lnhl HepTfc NioAhi VIII pFuNe u Dis
bell, 10 the Hedges boys.
Griffith will win more games for Was,..
ingt0n than were pulled OF by the Senh.
los last season. Jimmie Callahan ,nusi
stu experiment with the Chicago Willie
S,S, lie is Sitll forced to uepend TOO
much ON ED Wash. That Jimmie wiz
get there In time is an honest belief.
Harry Davis viii not he any improve.
ment over Sto'a al in gettlug results. II
was Connie Mac&'s dis .osition aud lind
heart towArl his Layers that made liz
Il great manager; also a keen knowledge
of the game, Davis is not built on The
Mae model. lie has the Layers. and
81 uuld tiually get the results. backed by
Charley Somers, n ing au"ug 81 ortsmeu.
Iierr is 0 ing that all OF tle good fel.
lows Go well, and this goes for tie
minors as well as FOR the majors, and
] for magnates aud payers allie.
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CITY ADvpn-.sExENrs.

aEt prrt Il. urEpt>.o srpH.rr
u-i,ot -, ~, i,
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n.-,
~ - - nr 80 We :. p -
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pr onie"5s, ~ sn2N ~ ~ p.opso 9
10 81 Ia'e9-ei ~ ftop ESP
g,..S = ~ n- - W. ~
ptoNeNle.tts, nay tnls Jay pe,h h'ed @tsA
,nt |'.ih f" 'l'' L"1t1- aua i' ~.
W.'h me PloF ts.3l" ol ensPt 90 o. '1e
9tate avs % 20. Ploat neaI " WI ns
Eltch u5 tHt boalI OF asIeet an "'ts.
q oulid ssioitts 4" ah pzItiss iu'sieSled II
- lIhplYteilsuG on lhuisu1y My =
III a. IN ynit ~ sau Loalp " ne
81 evud uout o4 we 'hy ilAHt NeWalN y a.;
a. I'"n ottoeh p, m az when TIME AT
piece tht io4ty on ICE. anu W." 81 IN
mls9l lneis shah pioctea 10 hHti ahu sdJaa
tale upon al{ p1Jts'lons wa fa may ne pre-.
stn.ed 20 sald Lodld ny persons IepFesei-ths
properties Ilaple 20 sksehsm-1s lo' tne loi
OWING improvements
PaNtns aha ieplylpB 49,
BAl1bbH Az LN5 ~
from Hawthorne avenue TO Meekcr avenue.
with triek paFenlene or e sN cry men Goa
crete oundstion
IA LAA I'M NAAAA ALA AA
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
WHITE SOX DEFEAT
DETROIT ONCE MORE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Clicsge 4 Detroit 3
Cleveland Mt 81. Louis. raili.
saturdays Scores.
WASHINGTON 3 Now York 0.
Boston 6. Philadelphia, 3
Sitraqo p Detroit 0.
Cleveland ;, s.. Louis >.
Games To-day.
New York at WRshiuston.
PHILADELPHIA at Boston.
chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
DETROIT, April ia.-The White Sox
took the second Gtfaisht gam from
Detroit Yesterday. 9 to 8. in an lev dri7-
zle. Iange famed eisht TIGERS In the
first Eve innings, getting Cobb twice
and retiring Cobb, Crawford and Gainer
the fifth. But he was wild and un-
steady. and WAS replaced by Mogridqe
after three bits were made off his de-
livery In the sixth. The score:
R.H.E.
CHICAGO 20 0 % u /
Cetreit III ] 0 Z 0 0 80 9 .
Batteri es-Lange. Ncgridge and Block;
Burns. Dubuc aud Stanage.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
CONSERVATION SUNDAY OBSERVER

ELIZABETH. Apr1 25.-"Couscr-atioa
Sunday" was ol served yesterday In the
Third preshyter IN Church and The Con
iral Bal;ls' Church. Few. John n. Kerr
presided. The SPEAKERS were s. A.. Van
der, Ger. super ntendent OF the Srnfay
sc'nol "qd y e SOL m"mber ~ III
committee that condnc'e ed the campaign
tia rnlmipated III the recent Christian
Conservation Congress in New York ci v.
In the Central Baptist Church, tie pas.
tor. the Rev, Frank A. Smith. also look
tie congress as his topic.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
GETi $1,000 UNDER NEW LAW.

CAMDEN. April a9.-Throagh the
employees ilalinty law, Ernest sykes.
of 101G North Twenty-seventh street.
Y as allowd s1,tG1 in cash by Judge
Carlow on the petition Of the General
Chemical Works, where Sykes was
partially al abled by his clothing catch
ing in the machinery. sykes had been
receiving $50 a week and both sides
decided TO settle the matter with a
lump sum
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
0PORTING 9a9
EgERYRGERE -


time. on his chances. Hes willing. h.
Says. TO give odds Of 10 10 y
lie ought Io fud plenty of takers, fog
OUT on tie coast they're dippy about
Rivers Everybody diSmiSses Joe's de-
feat by Johnny kilhane with "a sbrug Of
the shoulders and the remark that il
was a hu6e Anyhow. Joe is heavier
row. and much stronger. and there real
" isuf any reason WHY thai Kilhaue
matter should be ehalsed up against
him.
It should be a rather charming battle
while II lasts. this Fourth of July ~
fair. Both boys love to mix. aud who
ever gets the first big wallor over gers
the biz haB aud the accompanying
alteration.
Woigast viii stay al Los Angeles m
til about MAY ). when he Will hike haek
70 the Old homestead in Cadillac. Mich.
there TO put ON the finishing touches
Tor the defense Of his crown.
900
Charlie White. OF Chicago. member of
the lighting Whi., family and hrothe
Of Jaek. is 50 sure he can whip Cham
pion hilhane that he announces he's
ready 70 back himself to the amount Of
5000.
II Jimmy Wallingford Dunn. Knbanes
manager. ever gets wind Of it. he's Ike
ly 20 give Charlie a chance 10 show the
color Of his kale. kilhane has handilr
shaded White twice in limited length
Affairs. and thinks he has the Windy
City boy number.
600
George Knockout Brown. OF Chi
caSo. tie Greek middle-wolght. wbo
Is gr-daaily lighting himself into
prominence. is convinced he is a .Ic-
tim OF hard luck, or perhaps o gigau-
tic conspiracy between all the boxers
and referees in existence. Browns
latest howl arises as : result Of his
bout with Tommy Garigao. OF Cleve-
land
4 slava somebody. Ee ckirrs.
Oats all Ny good-a-uame as a
heilter i at stake Ever time I
whip-a somebody dc papers say I
lose. I knock Gavigan down twice
~ DC Hrst round. lie sass ! throw
him down and the referee believe IT,.
o can a fella fight without getting
rough ] no boxIu de parlor
Ldtouia j., lo remain under tho IIark
mciStcf regime This announcement
niad" Ill two separate paris of the coun-
try simultaneously and coming from all
s~oitielY authoritative sources. nuts 4
s;op to Tie sensational stories that have
ncFn going the rounds of tie inrf,sen.s
rendezvous 10 thr effect that .rurlav,.
Brown had purchased controlling inter.
est IN the hillGaie race-tracs ana vogi,;
assume the management of the course
opposite Cincinnati Immediately.
90
hsn Jain MrGrcw. leader Of til.
Giants. undertook to PM ono over IN
Charles Frank. leader Of the New or.
leans aggregation, by proposing to MAY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
LIGHTWEIGHTS KICK BECAUSE WOLGAST
PICKED RIVERS AS HIS NEXT OPPONENT

SAN FRANCISCO. Anr:l .a.-Jo4 nv
ers. ihc Los Angeles norira. il. ia got
the first crack ut Ad Wo'east's cham
pionShip. and all The other i.htwelghtS
and uear-lightwc!gAis are up Ia aiIn,
lin.
Ad Wo sIst picked ia easy n,ark.'
say llia d~lssruntled ones, He should
have .'os sed mp with solne fighter mo
stands better with thu plbi e..
Al right: but who, lpr in t-ucc:
Is there 4ny on, man among the Light
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
THREW BEER AT FRIEND.

ELIZABETH, April 29.-Mrs. Annie
Llsscheck. IS years old. Of CO I.iping.tou
street. wa1 put Oh prohatm for SIX
mortlrs and ordered to pay a fine Of u
IN Police Court yesterday FOR t~hroWiDg
tie contents OF a ''growler" il tie face
of Mrs. Dora Doremus, OF 81 Livings. "a
stree (.