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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09
.Of5West Virginia Issues Char
tiers y to several Z :.
Concerns.

CHARLESTON, W. va, FEB 8
The following charters have been
issued by the secretary OF stste.
West Virginia and Ohio OH Com.
pany. OF Parkersburg. w Va, TO
drill for oil and gas. construct ald
operate pipe lines etc. Authorized
capital. $1.5o.oO0l Of which SO Q, 600
IS to be preferred, and 100000
common stock The incorporators
are f o. fIeayener. W. IL. White.
T. J.. Wetherell, j q. Houke and
l.. a Rolston, all Of laarkersburg. J
Delta Tau Delta Corporation, Of
MoTgantown. to acquire and main
tain. chapter house for the Gamma
Delta Chapter Of the Detta Tau
Delta Fraternity authorized cap
ital, as25,O00t lncorporators: A..
S. Dayton. OF TPhilippi; Frank P
corbin and James ID. Gronninger.
OF Morgantown: Walter n. Rettz, OF
tststersviile; and Houston G. Young,
OF clarksbufg.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Elk Paite Petition.

"
Trustees of Clarksbnrg Lodge NO.
Il 80, Knights OF PytAias. clarks~
burg, West Virginia ~
To whom 1t. may, concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned trustees viii! move the
Circuit Court of. Harrison County.
West Virginia. on the 18th day. of
February A. ID, ne12, for an order
confirming. the sale of that certain
real estate situate on North Fourth
street, in Glen eek No, 4. in the
city of C1arksburg, West Virginia,
and being all of lot 40. 81 in said
addition, to Rock Bell. for $751;
$50. 90.
You will, therefore, attend on said
day and offer any objection you may
havc to the confirmation OF said sale,
if any. and do what is necessary to
protest your interests therein.
WmIIrAM Ia. BLAIR,
JOHN Il. WHITE,
E. w. p. wiAInEcK,
Trustees OF clarksburg Lodge No.
80, K. Of p.
BY W. 4F'F'ACSK STorr,
Their Attorney.
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IHIllI EEEI YluNGl
'Il'3I OIiTe Tnblefe F0r Y0n.

4 Il ltgB g9lNe Tablets FOR 4Ou.
Beware pf the habit Of constipa-
ton. It develops from Just q few con-
sdpated days, especially, in Old Peo-
pie, unless you take yourself in hand.
Coax the faded bowel muscles bacK
to normal action With Or. Edwards
.ollve Tablets. the substitute FOR call
oinel. pon't force them to unnatural
action With severe medicines Or BY
merely flushing Z out the. intestlues
with nasty, slcksping ashartics.
Dr. Edwards believes IN gentleness,
peFaisteney ana Natures assistance.
DE. Edwards Olive Tablets are
lgentle. yet positive There is never
any pain Of gripping when OLIVE Tab
lets are used, Just the kind ot,treats.
mdnt old PERSONS shoaia have.
my olive Tablets mixed with oliys
oil ana have no trouble with your
bowels or stomach.
Every little Olive Tablet has q
movement all its own
lOc and CSC. The Olive Tablet Com
papy, Columbus, o, Dr, Il n. Ed-
wards. President. tsI1
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Miss Lucy, White will entertain .
party of her friends at tea tomorrow
evening.
The reception given the Misses
Naples at the home Of Mrs. Linn
Brannon last evening was very en-
joyabie affair. A large number at
tended Delicious refreshments we're
served.
Thomas Ryan, who lett some time
ago for Los Angeles, Calf, will re-
turn this week and make Weston hia
home. He will take a position "a
driller for Goe and Thomas In the
Fink oil field.
IN. Dawson, a drilief for the
Philadelphia Gas Company, was In
the city yesterday the guest Of his
family.
J. A. Henderson, who Vas in Gin
cinnatt for ten days, has returned.
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Tie 81



! WESTON, Feb. s.The Weston
Board Of Trade has Just held a very
profitable meeting in the Office of the
Weston bank. The board already has
a number Of applications rom bust
ness firms for gas and freight rates.
Weston can furnish gas cheap enough
to justify any industry to locate here
and several new firms have recently
looked over locations here.
Mary Ellen, little daughter Of M.
and Mrs! Berry, has, been III
Of pneumonia at their home on High
street. n
b The White koHt gestauraht which
opened here weeks ago, Is be-
coming one & the most popular in
the city The proprietor Richard
aiorangyis,,one OF the best restaurant
men ID tlie sasls .slSs
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GQlGREg FQR YEARS

Did you ever cough for five
weeks--oF Eve months? Then just
think how distressing 1t must be to
have a cough hang on for ave years ;.
Mrs. N Mann, ofNew York CITY,
knows something about this. she
says: IA chronic cough. that lasted
for Ave years seemed almost impos-
stble for me to get rid of. Various
other remedies gave itttiesif any re-
lief. but before Z had taken half
a bottle. Of vinol 4 noticed. great
Improvement as L no longer coughed
at night. :
Now my bronchial trouble has
quite disappeared and / feel sure
that the credit for this-is. due to
yinol
The reason cough Byrups did Mrs.
Mann no good IS that they do not
and cannot build up the -hody and
enrich the blood That Is what You
have to doFto get rid OF 4 stubborn
bronchial cough, and Tinol will do
1t Tor you. 5s5..
vinol contains the curative, heal
ing principles OF fresh cod Rivers
without DILL. aud tonic and iron
We guarantees It to be delicious in
taste and to satisfy you with It's
medicinal effects. Stone & Mercer.
Druggists, clarksbnrg. ~ Va.
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TO GO TO RANAaIA.

/, Lieutenant G. q. swarts. Of Par.
kersburg. who comes, here quite
often to give army recruits fnal ex-
Hsmilatiou.. has been assigned to his
old command in the Tenth infantry
and he VIII shortly go to PENANG.
AS previously announced Lieutenant
.swartz as chief recruiting oHieer
for this state WIN be succeeded
shortly BY Afa3os George 81. .
Tsashers,
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AGENTS W1.A.lTTFD'I

W!ANTED-Ageuts To sell our silver.
ware: sells every house: latest de-
signs; large commission. Send l5c
for sample and particulars. Ripley
& coftey Co., sos Downing Bldg,
Erie, pa.
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WANTED 10 RENT

10 RENT-A Eve Of SIX
room house, with all convenienees
In East clarkshurg. South of Main
street preferred; must be in good
11efshborhood: no children. Write
Box at, ciarkSburs, ~. Va.
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STATESMEN

WANTED = Experienced travelling
salesman to sell popular priced
line Of oueensHare and Grocers
Speciaities TO the seneral store
trade Liberal arrangements. Give
full experience in first letter. c.
Reed Z Co. Baltimore. Nd. NJ
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FOR RENT-seyen room house, new,
with basement and attic on street
car Zine near paved street, PIT. Com
fort. rent reasonable. George O.
Mckinley, 2s2 Maple Avenue; Bell
phone 2So-w. z
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MIsOEl. ANXIOUS

WEST fWGR1A's GREATEST COZ.
bECToR--J. E. Douran, collecting
agency. Is the Oldest and one Of the
most reliable IN the state. have
been doing a successful business for
ten years At our present location.
Our reputation as a'eolieetor Is Sec
ond tosnoae. We thank our old Gus.
toners for their patronage ana 20.
lsclt an the new ones, J.E. DOMAIN,
CollectlHs Agency, ONCE lt4 Yves,
PIKE street cEaFksburE, ". Va:
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lFOR -.

FOB EsIsasT ICONS with bath ii
souk haih 81 sisam3 heat. lnstans
famous heateF large private front
pgreh, rent 1880 Per month. Ap.
pIy to- p. johnson. Broaddus
peEtl5i4n.s, Rroaadas Addition.
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CARPENTER repair work done, st.
isfaction guaranteed, 3 estimates
eheerfulty given al atg yes accord.
ing to Golden Rule. cali s1s.R
Bell phone, or send card to o. q.
Price, city. - 4,
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FILES CURED IN 9 no II DAYS
Your druggist VIII refund money Il
PAEo otasy:ft1Er Fails TO cure any
case Of itching. Blind. Bleeding nj
PfotEudiag Piles 10 6 "a - days 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR R1NT-Two tllrec-room apart.
nteEts in the 'Nutter Building. cor
Eier First and Pike streets. One
four room cottage and one three
Z room cottage in Broad Oaks. For
Information apply. TO Dr.. Sutter.
room 81, 1Iowndes Bldg. Bell
phone 2si, j
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FoR RENT-A house 81 nine rooms,
S33 Clark street; four room cottage,
Grasselh. Apply at 35$ East
Clark street. Bell phone 2Is-w.
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600 dosel one and Two
years $3.50


We still faye a few desira-
BE LOIS isft IL Colonial
Heights, tie new inside addi-
ton, where die homes are new
and up tos dare
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wANTED-G entIemen Piano player
and trap drum player. Must, be
good. Apply in person or write
Hippodrome TfreateF. weston, w.
va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

oXZXPATHY, tho scientific system Of
mastering nearly all ailments with
oxygen regardless Of kind, cause, Sc
verify duration or failure Of former
treatments. Consult Homer { e..
Csthbert. he " Main ST. clarits.
burg. w Va. Bell phone 500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT-stable, hold 4 horses,
feed room, room for wagon and
buggy, in town, price IS 90 per
4 month: = Call at $50 West Pike
d street,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT Nicely furnIshed rooms
for gentlemen. use OF bath and
telephone. Apply at 1ss West
Pike street. t'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

9'Olt Al9S1 Newly fnrnlshed rooms
ih-sIleg ,i,sase. III modern ceuyeni-
eaces aaFs, 4. ]. Britton. SO Me-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT-House with FIVE rooms
and bath, e07 Oak street. Apply
TO raymond Maxwell, ISL East
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

wANTBD-TIso good tobacco strip.
pers, three union st0gie rollers
for permanent job: Job win last
as long as Satisfactory work is
produced. w. c.. Burnside Fac.
tory No. 81, ess7 North St. stea-
ley Heigfts. -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT-one large front room
well furnished; centrally located,
Scorner Fifth and Mechanic SITS,
Use Of bath aud phone. Bell
phone 647-J, 4oS Mechanic St.
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FOR IsENT-0nc nicely furnished
room. IN family Of two, with no
other rooners. Apply at 2l5 Me-
chanlc st,
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Ok STREET

Two story frame Dwelling.
sEate roof cemen block foun.
dation, room bah cellar
cabinet maatel oak finish
oak floer corner ot 40x7o
feet
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PRlCE 200

Terms, soo ons end two
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WANTED-A good girl for general
homework References required.
Apply at 64s Mulberry st.
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FoR aALE


APPLES! ATHEIST have one car
Of extra fine Roman Beauty apples
on track in clarltsburg. These APP
pies are sprayed fruit, crown by one
4 OF the best and largest apple grow
z ers In the state Of Ohio. Good eat.
iag, coolrins and baising apples.
also have potatoes, oranges, ba-
nanas. lettuce, and cabbage. watch
for our wagon. special price to
dealers. can be seen at the Wal
ker Hotel noon and evenings. C. L
Rodgers.
SACRIFICE S&LE--Of 100 mems and
Boys overcoats, newest styles at
less than cost OF material at the
Economy, StG ". pike street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOB RI Part O9 double house 1t
9ss South Chestnut street. six
Tcolns and bath. possession Immed.
ietsl, No schildren. Call Bell
phone 2s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Use Of
bath and telephone. Apply at H.
School st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT ,OdgeTroom, second fIoor
Of sK.OfIp building, also unturnish-
ed front room. Apply to Rock Bell
or s47 West Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

TANTED-White girl to do general
housework; must give references.
Enquire OF Mrs. James Johnston.
s2s Dun street, stealey Heights.
Tteli phone S45-IR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
near business section, use Of bath
Il and telephone. 414 Lee St.
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FOR RIsNT-Sewly turntRhed room.
Apply at Nutter building, Second
aoeF. First and Pike 'stFsets.
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F0R RENI One front apartment In
ayasHa Court Apply al tss s.
lStla s,t st5sst
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llree ITis ions
FOE elIY -. g ~

FOR SALE Rcar tssti COTTAGE, METH
rsok 'front.' aid hac porchss, situate
On lot s6sli0 IL II EuttetdaIe ad-
\ dItion. good loestl5a Price $500.
$500 down. one ana Two years Ap-
ply f. .Guysr Martin. No. 3. Npstes-
dale, City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

NEWLY rDRNTaHRD ROOMS 70 let
tth use Of bath Of as North
siit n 4 II g alea Eil 7.
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y9ung coIored man,
a positlon as hbtel porter. ADJ
dress IS b !" care Telegram
once.
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FOR SAI41-New tllree.room house,
slate roof, two porees, on lot 30
xi18 feet. we'll Of good water.
Price 500. Nezt Losko, NO..
800, Tin Plate addition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

SACRIFICE sALE-0f Gibson manlo.
Inns and guitars at halt-price. all
new stock, instruments have cases.
II you want a high grade .instta.
ment at less than cost cali early.
H.fG. Evans, 2os E. Poplar street.
Win exchange for anything useful
Of same value.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09
FOR SALE An a BA RGAIN Farm q

FOR SALE An a BARGAIN Farm Of
40 acres near Vincent, o. Good six
room house, barn and other build.,
ings. II sold this week will make
a sacrifice price OF $500. Small
amount of cash WI handle this.
L. N. Walden, sO4 German Bank
Bldg Marietta, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR SALE.Honse Of eight rooms
Z with bath, ON good lot, part Of the
Fletcher estate, located iseyehty'feg
south OF Mechanic street and one
minutes walk from court house.
Apply to J, NJ. swarts, 1T South
Second street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09

FOR SALE Zine Pointer Bird Dog,
trained: i've years old. H4ti settsat
a low price. c. q. sfccaFty. Me-
Carly Bldg.
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81 UAIlQ VVl %

WANTED "A position BY On expert.
enced lady btsnbgrapher. Inquire
Of = H Wheslok Y, lss West Main
street or Bell phone 1851.
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WANTED-Fen1aie Help

WsANTED-wldte girl who is a good
cook. Apply at 24o East Main ST,
WANTED-Good girl who Is good
cook; good place for right girl. APP
ply at 40 Lee st.
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sbR RENT-ofice rooms in Grea.
tney building. very desirable; con-
! yenientily located; rent reasona-
bte5f Apply to y. Stone, Stone
Brothers, Variety Store, Greaney
building. Fourth street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-09
W'ANFED-lGals Help

WANTED-Gs miners e lead after
ppncher machines; married men
preferred: JAMESON Coal and Coke
Co.'S No. 8 mine, near Wilmington.
W. va
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yg1ANT4sD COOK - White woman
wanted stcGcRan chop
iHonsa: FefeFsnees REQUIRED.
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GATHERING INF0RMATION IN any
locality pays good money. All or
spare time. Travelling or at home.
Either sex. Sealed particulars for
red stamp, National information
Bureau. Sta. A. Columbus, Ohio.
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s!|jE.GE !.

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FOR RENT-Four room house with
bath Apply at sos werniEer St.
Glen Elk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
NORWICH DEFEATED
ST. MICHAELS, 3 TO |
Costly Errors Caused Defeat by the Wi
nooski College at Mortified Yes
terday Afternoon.

Mortified, June S-Norwich won from
st. Michael's yesterday in a game char
acterized by errors due to the cold
weather, the score being to l. The
home team played very well, consider
ing their three weeks absence from the
game. Some of them showed marked
Improvement in f,lding, especially
Thompson at short.
The visitors scored in the third by
hit and two sacrifice hits, followed
by another hit to left. Norwich scored
in the fourth By base on balls to
Murray, sacrifice by Belyea and an
error at second. In the fifth. with one
down, Parkman got on by Stuart's err
ror, went to third on Burwel's hit to
right; and when the centerfelder muffed
a fly from Murray's bat. Pakman scored
Burwel going along peg. Burwell
started to steal third, and when the
ball got by the third baseman, Burwell
continued home.
Keegan was replaced by Parkman in
the third inning. The summary:
RMS.
ST. Michael's 100000 o. s 4
Norwich . 0 o | 2 0 0 O. Ks 8 3
Batteries keegan, Parkman and Mum
sell; Tarbell and Mahan. Struck out
BY Tarbell. s; by Keegan. Bases on
balls OF Tarbell, 3. Sacrifice hits
Belyea; McGraw, .; Stuart. Passed ball
-Munsell. Umpire-Wilder. Time--2
hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
MORE POTATOES AND LESS CORN
Outlook for These Crops in Maine This
Year.

Augusta, Me-, June S.--William T.
Guptil, state dairy Inspector, states that
rather more potatoes will be cultivated
in Aroostook county than last year, ac-
curding to the statements made by the
people in that county. The next most
important potato region is that along
the main line of the Maine Central rail-
road, where several poor years have dis
eouraged the producers in some in
stances, and the acreage is expected to
show a slight decrease. The net re-
suit is a small increase for the whole
state.
Sweet corn acreage will be less in
Ilany cases on account of the lateness of
the planting season, owing to the cold
rains in May, and in some cases owing
to dissatisfaction over the loss of part
OF the crop from early frost last fall.
On the other hand there are several new
corn packeries that will be opened this
year, and will cause increases in their
immediate vicinities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
COMMERCE COURT REVERSED.
It. Cannot Substitute Itself for Inter.
state Commission.

Washington, June s.-The supreme
court yesterday reversed the commerce
courts decision, which would have al.
lowed railroads to carry railroad fuel
at lower rates than commercial coal The
interstate commerce commission was up.
held.
With the declaration that the COM
merce court was not to substitute itself
for the interstate commerce commission
the supreme court, in decision after de-
cision, reversed the commerce court and
upheld the interstate commerce commits
sion. The principal decisions were an
nounced by Chief Justice White and con-
Cured in by the entire court.
Jurisdiction of the commerce commits
sion, as well as over those recognized
by the commission through affirmative
orders for relief, was denied by the SUI
preme court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
SpauIding Alumni Defeated the
School Nine, 9 to 5, Yesterday
BY A CLOSE FINISH RALLY
With Score Two Points Against Them
the "Grads" Stepped Up With Their
Big Sticks and Met the Ball on
the Nose for Three Runs.

An unexpected batting rally in the
ninth inning, such as is read IN many
current novels dealing in fictitious ath-
letie heroes, enabled players whose
names have been in the past, and are
now, fondly associated with athletics at
Spaulding high school to nose out a
hard-earned victory over the present day
representatives of the school at the trot-
ting park yesterday. The score at the
close of the game stood to 5.
The assemblage of alumni OF baseball
ability was just sufficient to make up
q team of the requisite number OF play
ers. but the article of ball handed out
bv the old timers made the many grad
yates of the school chuckle and they
we're decidedly pleased at the outcome
The lead throughout the game changed
several times. The school boys kept
the lead until the fifth inning when
III alumni amassed five runs, bringing
the total of their tallies up to six. At
this stage, the younger lads had scored
three runs. Feeling confident of their
superiority over their opponents, the
alumni, in order that prevail
ing spirit of compatibility might be
defused to the younger element, kindled
the flame of hope for victory in breasts
of the undergraduates by allowing them
TO add four more runs in the fifth, max
ing a total of seven and putting them
ahead by one run.
With the score s to in favor of the
baseball team of 1912, the alumni came
in for their bats in the opening half OF
the last session still confident Of victory.
j. Kenefck, the first man up, whitfield at
three of Williams shoots and then sat
down. William Johnston the captain
of the Barre Athletic club and one OF
the best ball players ever turned out
of Spaulding, rammed out double and
was scored on Soldini's double. James
Levie. the Blue Sox man, was there
with the willow and smashed out sim
Gle that evened up the score when Sol
DIM counted from second. Grover c.
Kenefick then won his own game by
meeting one of pitcher Williams slants
and sending it on line safely to the
outer gardens.
The opposing pitchers were Williams
and Grover Kenefck The former was
touched up for fourteen hits, while the
latter was met for twelve. Williams
famed fourteen and ten succumbed to
the curves of Kenefick 1t was remark
able the way the grads came back at
the bat; every man was credited with
at least one hit and in the field not a
single miscue was made by them. The
fielding stunts pulled off by them were
sensational. The score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
LOST ON GOLF LINKS?
Mystery of Minority Report on Cotton
Bill Stilled Unsolved.

Washington, June s.A mild little
mystery developed Thursday when il
was discovered that the minority re-
port from the ways and means com.
mittee on the cotton bill had disap-
pcared, and most of the Republicans who
signed ii are sure that it Is in exist
once. but up to the last minute before
adjournment Thursday the report had
not been sent in and it was necessary
for Representative Payne to ask for a
day of grace.
Mr. Mccall, who put his name to the
report, advances the theory that Mr..
Dalzell, who was securing the sigma
lures. put the document in his pocket
and disappeared in the direction of the
Chevy Chase Golf club. If the report
is not forthcoming, Mr.. Mccall thinks
it might be well to search in the rough
near the seventeenth hole.