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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
E-NUPTIALS
ARE PROMINENT
AMONG SOCIAL EVENTS-MISS
MITCHELL is HoNoREO.
a Number Of Enjoyable Events for
All srides-elect-Psrtles Await
the Election Returns.

Miss Alexandria Mitchell. whose
wedding 10 Mr.. Harry Eckhart is an
event OF Tuesday. November -. has
heen largely entertained since an
rouncing her engagement Miss Nit.
chell has always been a favortte
among her friends. and they have
shown their appreciation OF her
charming personality by showerfng
her with pre-nuptial events
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Anna
heid entertained the Island Sewing
club az the home OF Mrs. Carver.
on the Island. and the affair was in
the nature Of Sweet and Sour"
shower. the young ladies' presenting
IN" bride-elect with sweet and sour
Celicacies which they canned for her
specially Each guest also hemmed
Tor the honor guest dust cloth. on
saturday and Monday Mrs. Fred Beh.
r'ns and Mrs George Eckhart Will
honor Miss Mitchell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
eehe POINT nlbl. Class

The Echo Point Bible class mot
Monday evening AZ tho homo ~ Dr
Hert Plant in honor ~ Mrs Plants
mother. Mrs Root. ~ Toronto. Cana
da. who has been visiting hero FOR
several months Mrs Root has been
faithful member ~ the class dur
INK her stay. and the AFFAIR was ar
ranged az O. token ~ esteem Tor her
faithful work Tho ladies' have an
learned 10 love and esteem her very
much. and are sorry ~ lose her from
their midst. ~ ahe leaves for her
home about November rs The even
Ing was spent IN playing games. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
Axiom kahee.Nisite

The members Of the Arion Society
are anxiously looking forward ~ their
kaffee-visite. to be given on Thursday
a This week. A delicious chicken din.
rer Will be served. following the after.
noon playing OF cards and dominoes
Handsome prizes will be awarded and
To- the evening there will be dancing
IN the club hall. The committee IN
charge Is composed OF Mesdames G.
n. Becker. president. e " Appenzei
Ter. ?. {. Appenzellcr. George ". Rar.
On. Charles BinRcli. G. p Hiery. VIM
Burke. John Becker. Charles Brueu
rrer. J.. Bonenberger. Max Beuter. T.
W Beltz. W 4 Driehorst. ?. e Dire
horst. = J. Diegmiller. Charles Etz
George Ebeling. Henry Bicherson.
Henry Beuter. J. " Gollner. Misses
Constance Bente. Laura Rocker
Francis Dietrich. Alma Dietrich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
Viralnia 500 Club

Mrs. Samuel Nesbitt entertained
the Virginia 500 Club on Tucsdav az.
ternoon and the affair was in tho m.
ture % Thanksgiving pn-tv. and
900 was played The dining room
was prettilv decorated. and Thanks.
giving favors were given. The follow.
ing were among tho guests. Mos
danes John Roth. Civdo CrinrDI ~
Hartford CITY. Ind u Miller. ~ Phil.
ippi W Va. VIM Sfo0ps. Michael
nolan. Harry KLnklcr. VIM Burke.
Chris Murray. l. " Perkins. WIN
Elig. llennegan Schanor. Charles
Heineman. James Arbaugh and the
hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
LITTLE BLIND BOY
MUST BE DEPORTED

NEW YORK. nov = The mother
and father Of 7-year-oid Cecil Morris.
blind boy from Dublin. Ireland. are
grief stricken today. because. ~ the
ruling Of the board of special inquiry
that the boy. despite the fact tha' his
parents. who live in Akron. o.. are
abe 90 support him must be- dcported
u also ruled that Mrs Katharine
McSweeucy. American. born. g Greens.
burg. Pa. who accompanied the boy
here from ireland. must faho him
back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
FIVE PERSONS
FOUNDDEAD

TOLErO. O, Nov. 5-A family OF
I'VE was FOUND dead from gas asphyxi-
alton IN thcir home here ut noon to
day. The dead are George " Has.
ser. -. an automobile Jester. his
VIE. %. and their three children. vii
liam. diz. Dorothy. .. and Mary. six
months.
tn" bodies were all I'm their night
C'"ihcs. tho man in a knelliug attitude
beside the ped. The Youngest child
vas clasped in the mother, arms. The
discovery was made when sister of
hassen called a. the house and could
no. cbtaln admiitancc. She called the
police who forced an entrance.
Inc intal fumes came from two gas
stoves sim burning b. the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

I0e'p h Nu'drow. aged So years. died
late Monday nighf 80 his home boo
Rosh'= Rocks following IN illness 10
several months due o. the indrmitiea
Dob Trr Tho deceased was q vet
srau az tho Clvil war and Was highly
'-.',tusI rf HI who w'rc acquainted
Hlfr hiw Do. fe survived nv 20 vito
nrI nt. children
Funeral services viii Ue held from
fh. family re-idcne. This afternoon
Ht O'Clock and lutrrm"nt will br
made iu Mount Rose csmttors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
MOUNDSYILLE

TO" heaviest Not. m thu history -
the ,itt was east here. Yesterday. each
precinct breaking all previous records
% az" number 90 votes east. From
the nature o. the netting around the
polls th" Indications ar. that Hatfield
vii carry do. city Dos th, LARGEST ma
j"ritN ever accorded 20 candidate as
etcrt one seemed t1 have q roll 90
place on Ila'n'id % odds and me- one
co3ld Do" found to place money for
Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
WILL TRY SCHRANK.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 5-John
Schrank. who attempted to assassL
nate Col. Roosevelt will be arraigned
in municipal court TO enter a plea OF
guilty or not guilty either Thursday
or Friday. according 10 announcement
made at the District Attorneys office
Today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

after a general good time n luncheon
was served. Those present were
Frank Cox and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
George McKown. George NcKown
Jr.. Sarah McKown. Mr.. and Mrs vii.
liam link. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petti.
cord. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alfolter
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Bert Plant. Mr.. and
Mrs. sherman CleEs. Miss Mary Win.
cher and Mrs. Root.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

The Friendly Helpers" Glass ~
tnnN Third PRESBYTERIAN church viii
hold % post card and candy market NJ
Goo p Stifels store on Saturday.
November @. 1912 4 hirh-grade line
OF Thankqgiving Xmas and other
cards Will be on sale Come and 500
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

Tho wedd.ne ~ Miss Christine Hah.
or and Mr james Miller was soior
nizcd NJ 81 Alphonsrs church. Rry
Father lgnaflua officiating 4 recon.
lion wa held following tho wedding.
and fhe Young people lcff for tine
East. where they viii spend short
hone moon t'pon ffoir return fhrv
viii BE- 90 home in Tho East End Both
are well known young people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
Farewell PARTY.

One ~ the most enjoyable affairs
given at Bethlehem lately was the
farewell party given for Mr.. and Mrs
w. p Wayman. and daughter. Miss
Mary and son Eugene. who leave soon
for 81. Petersburg. Fla. 10 spend the
winter. They will be como until some
time in April.
The party was held on Monday rva-
ming and was attended by some ono
hundred and fifty neighbors and
friends. Various games were ar.
ranged for the evening. and ~ tho
proper hour a delicious luncheon was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

Work WAS begun yesterday by a
gang ~ men under sewer contractors
on Wing th- paving Ht THE corner
~ First street ana jefferson avenue.
u was f1dLd necessary 90 grade
portion Of Tho street 90 this point. but
tho work wu Dee completed this morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

Miss Flora Hart will entertain the
members ~ the Mysterious club NJ
her home In North Wheeling this eve.
ming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

Mrs. Sheweil Gibbs entertained the
Monday Bridge club ~ her home on
the Island. All the members we're
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

The woman who lives up to the ex-
pectations 81 her hired girl should be
admitted without question when she
knocks at the pearly gates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

when YOU Hrc rnt feeling we'll a,.r,.
h.nN 5000 m"N' viii rfruUufurrf eufr.
f"W'It 'u'f wouldn't thInk OF frtIr.-
tho fuselvca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT.

LONDON. Nov 5-Tha Suffrage
movement suffered sct back iu the
House oi Commons today when an
auchdm"ri providing f.r Woman
sufraE" which ~ was desired 10 iri
c'udc in Tho home rlle bin for Ireland
was defeated by 31f against 1ti votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06

He eagerly reads it and at once becomes
hopeful, SO convincing are the promises set
forth. He tries first one thing, then another,
and still is bald There are few cases where
the hair once starts to go that it is ever re-
stored, but the wig maker has devised means
of solace for the bald man which is not only
a beautiful substitute but natural protection
of the head, and that is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-06
A "Toupee"

0asrn 1,n CENTURY Pr.i electrical
Fall Ornaments for Onlseecf VI new"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
10. & q ute I.

Nus 9(bel Meirner iid ieiner @obz
ming ndberte, la6 er idon bon met
tenn Sen iu11gen 3iegler an ser @alts=
tbiir lebne1t.
Ser 8aridr batte lid einige Sage
nidt 0obeim bliden ~la|ie11, 10 6ab
Meirner insgebeim beretts tint iei11en
Gerbleib beiorgt gemelen NOR inns
lid Gortpiirfe mahte, ibn NIT Ser
sl1de nad Map Moden5ie beol1f=
troqt 81 baben.
@ie leidt fonnte linn elm ltnfa0
paiiirt ooer er auf Mbpege geratben
fem!
Dorl1m atbntete er or0entli6 er=
leidtert a1f. o1s er Boloel nun beil
Dor ith erb1ifte.
8oloel 2iealer bate Metrner
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

Sc mltroe 5eln1 ltbr, ebe Holo1
3iegler Meirners 8pti6aft in Serrlt
b. @ltd]lous @0r5e 1eger fonllte.
gl1dlolt, ser fritz Moraens lit oe1t
Yrnter aeritten NOR, febrte 1an1lid
crit Tim Sic e Stltl1be nod @mllc 5l1=
riid.
gr hatte Sic mel1iaen @ortc - tic
lo1teten 11ltr 90. ~. oufgetln0en,
erlporte Sic iofort, l1m init &6nen 5lt
ihr SIT gehe11" - faltm gelelen, ais
lein aon5es @eien Iid) oer>po1Selte.
9n Stele Ser bnntpfe n Nleoergc=
id]1oqe1beit, Sic i'm in SEN lebte>1 Sa=
gen beberridt inns Sic er p%ergebens
0l1rh einer Morgenritt los 51 mer=
Sen gciudt hotte, trat eine fro6e 51=
perlid1tlihe Stimnntl1g.
grtolih miir0e er Mop mieoerie=
ben! Gnb1id miiroe ii6 olles flaren..
$50 ertpqrtet MIDI Serr Meirner.
usSSSr1t Safe 8. am Torfri119.
@l1hIm 1nhn1 iid feine 3eit, lei
l1elt @age11 onipormcn SIT lollen. ST
milrfte eil1eln 6iofer, mari lid bineil1
inns mics Eolol ol1, neben Sem <t=
ider Nlns SIT l1ebn1el1.
y3ebr &roner, men1t mir lit 5eblt
Minl1ten beim Cafe 8. am Narfri1g
iin6?"
Ser alltider lieB iid nidt slpei=
mai logelr. 1onSern bieb ats 9ei6es=
fraften ol1f feline Eferoe ein.
Sn5miid}en mar Meirner ihon foit
BON sinnel1 Dor ltngeoa,lo. @ie
leid1t fonltte bl,rd biele ipate Gr=
Iheinen 8n9lal1s etnas l1nporber=
geiehenes off fire Tlalre ser tore1!
ainglton fortnte 3. g. auriidfebren.
Mop mieoer mtsgeben. 9ie Sous
%beiorgerin l6maben -
@ie eine 6ltnfle @olfe 1aitetet1
oieie Moglidfeiten ouf oem 9eteftip.
Mber enoli9 fam 8ltdlau ange=
fabren!
@otflob! Sbne ein @ort GIT ipre-
Gen, lprong Meirner in SEN 8aget.
Grit bon in1tet1 rief er' Sent @1rtl 6er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
@enn sic an Mhenmatismns

lei0en, 6arn idreiben sic mir, un0 i'd
meroe Sbnen unentgeItlih Elm Bodet
eines einfaden MitteIs ien6en, mel<
dies mid un6 bunSerte bet1te, 6orur=
ter Berlonen I'M Sitter iber adt5tg
Sesabrer. Mann loreifire: Sobn u.
gmith, 27O2 @n1itb 8I6g., Milpm-
fee Sis. 23=26t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

Nol0( Madtj& Gin perblilifte5 DeliDt
uMare es Sbneu 0enn redt gc}pcs
Iel1, melln i1 gleih fortgegangel ND
re? Sic tpl1rte ia gar lnid)t sort mo6z
nel1, ionoern MIR gum Sdeilr binmuf=
gegalrgcn lei1!" Meirncr nidte mobl=
gel aQtg.
Sic 6cibt Marsoret Ioritcr -
5. +. 10 idrieb lic iid) III Sen MelSe=
5ettel - giM lid fir bic @ittme
eine5 G11glolroers otis un0 Ite6t al1=
gebIib III drstlidpr 9ebanslung. Sic
@altSnreilteri11 n,eint, lei0enb fife iie
mobl aus, absr Ser Nr5t, Ser lie be=
ba1o(e, eefauc ihr 1lid;t redt."
u9lh, cs fonI}ut olip Gin Nr5t SIT
i6r?"
uGGgJid) 5lpeimoI. SoG oud cit
gugl1l1Ger ieil1 uno 5iemlid barlh.
Ils i'm Sic Eortieri1 nenlid fit
ibre11 fleil1en &l?aten ltl1 Motb frng=
te, mics or lie fur5 ob u110 logte, CT
or5inirte iett nidt, 0a CT bcrreiien
miiiie. @irflid ideilt er ol!h obge=
rcilt sat lein, semi CT fam gel ter1 ltl10
bcltte 11id}t. Sic Game cling %pffenbar
gege1 leincl1 @illen alts, oenn lie Bat
Sic Notieril, ooriiber nid1tS gegen
Sen 9(rst perlntten SIT %loiic1, fo0s CT
froge. Nisber NOR tic MIR 0reimal
fort inns ltets in gegleit1l1g fires
Nr5tes."
nMie iicht 6ieier Menld 6cnn
ous2"
Yolol bcidrieb i'm nat6 s(llao6en
Scr &altsbci prgcrin. Sic @cldrei=
bl1ag poBte gelrolt oltf &il1aiton.
Sd hlieb Gon1r 1od1 Sen gal15er
5og oltf Scr 9nter," idlob Scr Sur
lde, ultl1S fom nl!n bierber, lint
Sfl1en SIT hcrid1tel1 inns Sire meite=
rem gefeble III Gnrpfol1g SIT 11ebn1er1."
Meirner flopfte ibn oltf Sic Sdltl=
ter.
gu 6oit meinc Grmartungel1
i%ibcrtroffen", iogte er moh(moqel1S,
Limb Sid mirflid1 redlt nmiidtig
gc5eigt. 9fltn qcb SIT Geil1er M11tter
inns idlofe Sid Dor aQen lpieoer
mai grii1Slid aus. Morgen fritz l1n1
odt meloc Sid bei mir. Sd meroe
Iid oann NIT ei1rer @otidaft SIT eli
ncln &errn id)ider, lrn0 meltl1 er hier
lit, fiibrlt 9u inns beioe SIT Scr iltrt=
gen Game.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Process
Steam Laundry,
9euft SIR Ghuas ppn Cure @aide?

9emft SIR Ghuas ppu Cure @ald)s?
Wsm 10, bann >piro es iih @1d loAs
nen, niayt a,,6er Mtgt gu laiien; oas MI II
Guer gigentbum bebaloeln. als lpGre Is
eas mnierise. Mir baben bic nou11an>>
niolte @aldmltult inn Mprolpel Ien mn
lisfern erjtcr alaile Nrbeit.. VIII &c:
brol;dbeu feline GheWifalcn; mir oerpei1eh
bober Cure Gadeu uibt. ssenn >SAt
reiue Nrbeit l1uo bette 8ebonDlllll1
uput, ou,r1 ocnft al ms. l(i1lere Ere!z
le li!,a uierriger nls lonl tlnn, ll1lo lutt
a,loraen Cure Samilisnlpdle 9e b1l,ser,
uls ,,Sbl es ielblt tbuu tonnt: Grtuno'gt
lnp uiltersclgt Glb. &ir boben Age11s
ten in oen unllic9elihen Stdoten.
6. !. Msner, Gampflpaid,anlta1s.
gigentkitlner.
s. Mpe. g., ct, Glouo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
TO BOOST THE OMAHA TEAM
Commercial Club Decides TO- Get
Back of it on Friday.
INVITATIONS ARE SENT OUT
Bustnesw Houses to Close--Mayor
Issues a oclamation-'-Game
to Be Held Friday I'm.
til 4 p. M.

Invitations are being sent out by. the
Commercial club to all members asking
them to close up shop Friday afternoon
and attend the Denver Omaha ball game
at Rourke park 'h
After the executive committee OF the
club found out 1t could not play golf
resolutions were adopted to boost the
national game Friday will be made
gala day. All business men will be
asked to close their stores and offices
and allow their clerks to go to the game
and boost Omaha.
The game will be postponed to o'clock
to allow the boosters to set to tha park
The following proclamation has been
issued by Mayor Dahlman:
To the Public: @.
TO aid the omaha Commercial club In
making success of Boosters DAY Tor
our ball team, / respectfully ask the
citizens to close their places OF business
at 3 p. m. Friday afternoon. ma
Nothing can add more to the credit Oh
a city than the success, Of its ball team.
and the management Of the Omaha team
deserves the support Of all Of its citizens
In Its efforts to give Omaha winning
team the present season. Base ball has
become our national pastime, and stands
out as the most honest and interesting
Of all sports. Let us all see the game
on that day.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Shenandoah Crack
Defeats Creston Man

SHENANDOAH. Ia. July 17.-(special
Telegram.) 1.-THE second day Of the South
western Iowa tennis tournament saw
some fast play. The feature match of the
day was In the singles between Bennison
ofthis city and Davenport Of Creston.
THIRD ROUND. SINGLES
Boehner Of Malvern defeated Royce Of
Cretson, 81, 6-8
Larmon OF Omaha defeated Arthur Nye
Of Shenandoah, 6-3, 6-2
Bennison Of Shenandoah defeated Dav-
enport Of Creston, SO. rs.
Hussey OF Shenandoah defeated Rey-
nolds of Bedford, ga, 4-6, So.
Combs of st. Joseph defeated Scott Of
Malvern, 81 ga.
Combs Of St. Joseph defeated Ross Of
PRELiMINARiEs. DOUBLES.
Hiatt and Mulholland of Malvern, ga, GA
Scott and Boehner of Malvern beat
Thompson and Fuller Of Bedford, 60, 6-1
Owens and Nye Of Shenandoah beat Ross
and Maranville Of Shenandoah 6-4 6-2.
SECOND ROUND. DOUBLES.
Reynolds and Thompson of Bedford beat
Mincer and Ritchie, Shenandoah, 6-2. 60
Porter and Hayes beat Vinton and
Leavitt. Us. "a.
Bennison and Nye beat Hussey and
Nye, GA, "a.
Scott and Boehner Of Malvern, beat
Davenport and Royse Of Creston, 7-5, 6-4
Jamison and Royse of Creston beat
Owens and Nye, Shenandoah, 6l2. 4-6, rs.
Ratke and Larnon of Omaha beat Win
strand and Barnes Of Shenandoah, So, rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
WILD PITCHING DOES TRICK
Jack Ryan Couldn't Locate Plate
and Wichita Wins.
ALL OFF IN THE FIRST INNING
Beebe and Dusty Rhodes Sent Out
as Rescuers, but the Rout
4 Was Already Abso-
lutte.
Wichita. S; Omaha, 4.

Wichita. ); Omaha, 4.
Wichita took advantage of Jack Ryan's
weakness yesterday afternoon and won
the third game of the series in the first
inning. with three hits. wild pitch an
four walks, netting five runs. Ryan lasted
but two-thirds of an inning. Beebe, the
new pitcher, was given tryout and
TASTED two and two-thirds innings when
he went the route Ryan did. Dusty
pitched: great ball. giving but four hits
In five and two-thirds innings.
Omaha fought good uphill game and
never quit until the last man was out
in the ninth. In the first round they man
aged to crowd the bases on three singles.
skipper Schipke then sent a long one TO
Davis, who caught 1t. but let It drop.
Three men tailed. Skipper died on third.
In the fifth tho Rourkes got another
across on walk, a single and sacrt-
flee.
Umpire Kissane by his bad decisions de-
stroyed any chance Omaha might have
had to WIN He was especially bad on
balls and strikes, and once killed a
three-base hit for Schipke by calling foul
bali that lit far inside the line.
Craig opened the game with a single
ito center. Hughes beat out a bunt. Mid
dleton sacrificed. Davis tripled. scoring
Craig and Hughes. wild pitch sent
Davis across. Callahan. Keieher and Wes-
terzil were given walks, and Ryan was
jerked. Beebe went to the box and walked
Clemons. forcing Callahan home. A sin
gle by jackson scored Keleher. Justice
started with single. Thomason beat out
bunt. Kane landed safe on an infleld
hit. Schipke sent one to Davis and three
men scored on the latter's error
In the second Hnghes got first on AL
lens error. Middleton sacrificed and CAL
iahan singled, SCORING Hughes Craig
walked In fhs fctfth went to second on
Middleton's BIT and scored on Pettisrews
single.
In the fifth Allen walked. took Sec
pnd On Rhodes single. went TO third
when Justice forced Rhodes, and scored
on coyles sacrifice hit. Middleton scored
one for the Jobbers In the ninth. with
b home run over the right field boards.
Score: ls
OMAHA.
ABB. 4. II. o. A. e.
Justice, IS ...,.....4 0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
GAS TRACTION SYNDICATE
BUYS MINNEAPOLIS PLANT

MINNEAPOLIS, July n.-with the alb.
sorption by the Emerson Brantingham
interests Of Rockford, ILL.,, Of the Gas
Traction company of Minneapolis the lat
ter has been made an adjunct to syn
dicate capitalized at s5O.0Ooooo The an
nouncement of the sale was made today
by Fred Glover. manager of the Gas
Traction company. who goes to Rock
ford as vice president and general man
ager Of the larger corporation.
According to Mr.. Glover the Rockford
concern is negotiating for the taking over
of several independent plants throughout
the United States. The company. he de-
clared will manufacture all sorts of farm
machinery.
D c. F. Brantingham OF Rockford, ILL.,,
is president Of the new concern.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Murdered and Body
Thrown Into River

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. July H.
The body Of man from whose clothing
all marks Of Identification had been re-
moved. was found in the Ohio river here
today. A paving block had been fast
ened around his neck with piece OF
wire and his skull had been fractured.
Other marks on the body showed the
victim had been beaten.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Lou and Herb Tied
With Fred and Mac

SIOUX CITY, Iae July 17.--tSpecial
Telegram)--Herb ana Lou, OF Council
Bluffs, tied with Fred and Mac. in the
first days races on the state firemen's 8
tournament. time. I:1sss. for half mile
Bob. and Rob, Of Clinton won this race
. year ago in 1:ls>s Perry won the
straightaway hub-and-hub race. In nH.
and the relay flag race.
Atlantic won the amatuer hose race.
Marion won the eig-of-war, over New
ton. The big paid department race for
500 purse will be run tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
.FENTRESS is SOLD BY PA
T0lTHE GRAND ISLAND TEAM

Roy Fentress. for the last three years
q twirler on the Omaha team, was sold
outright to the Grand Island team Of the
Nebraska State league.
Fentress was purchased from the Kan
sas state league three years ago for $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

Wichita for the last time today.
Next we will have the terrible Grizzlies
In our midst
In spite OF adversities the Rourkes
checked up five safe swats.
The bags were empty when Middleton
slammed out his homer In the ninth.
Most Omaha fans are now In favor Of
a bill providing for the recall Of umpires.
Skipper Bin continues TO play a stellar
game at the second station. He accepted
five, hard chances yesterday without q
bcbble,
Fully 800 fans were on hand yesterday,
including William Byrne OF the Orpheum
fheater and Mayor Dahlman
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18

IWU-UaBe MT. C1emOns. Three-base
hit. Davis. Home run: Middleton. Wild
pitch: Ryan. Hits: Off Ryan, In
two-thrids innings; off Beebe, 1 in two
and .two-thirds innings; off Rhodes,
In five and two-thirds innings Base
on balls: OFF Ryan, g., of Beebe,
z; off Jackson. 2. Struck out BY Beebe.
II by Rhodes, 2; by jackson, 8. Stolen
base; Keleher. Sacrifice hits Middle
ton I'D, Jackson. Left on bases: Omaha.
u. Wichita. s. Time: 1:50 Umpirss!
kissane and Meyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
CRAVATH'S BAT BEATS CUBS
Triple and Home Run Give Victory
to Phillies.
SIX TO FIVE FINAL SCORE
MoOre's Wildneas Responsible for
Locals Tying Score in seventh,
but Right Fielder Wins
Game.

CHICAGO, July n-Cravath's batting
gave Philadelphia the opening game OF
the series with Chicago today. 8 to s.
After Chicago took the lead Cravath's
triple In the third put - visitors ahead.
Moore's wildness was responsible for the
locals tying the score but Cravath's home
run, which cleared the right field screen,
gave Philadelphia the winning run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-18
Totals. 80 Z 81 "
n n n a n "A n n :

Two-base hits: r. Smith, Tooley. Bases
on balls: Off Rucker, 8; off Zackert, 1;
Off Dale, l. Hits: Off Sallee s in four
innings; Off Zackert, In one inning;
OF Dale, in our innings. Time: 1:55.
Umpires: KLEIN and Bush.