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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-22

feoptrea . the county eIerkF 0r|ce
Z ia NJ
dr,f
tract or pafeel 81 lind con.
tainipg - = acres, more or less. iess
oneshalf acre conveyed therefroh.
from which there are excepted and
reserved all the Plttsburg team Of
coal, together with mining riEhts
therefor. heretofore sold. IN. upon and
under SAID tract OF land, and one-half
Of all the oil and gas, together with
mining rights and privileges hereto
fore sold, in, upon and under said
tract OF land, which tract or parcel
Of land was conveyed to John NJ. orr
by ~. ]. Orr by deed Bearing date the
sth day OF May, dS7s. ana recorded in
the County Clerks once Of Harrison
county. West Virginia, in Deed Book
NO. 50. at page so, to which deed ref
erence Is made for a further descrip-
ton Of said land,
3. A tract or parcel of land con-
tanning 102 acres, m re or less, from
which there are excepted and reserved
all the Pittsburg seam of coal, togeth-
er with mining rights therefor, here
tofore sold. in. upon and under said
tract Of land, and one-half Of all the
oil and gas, together with mining
rights therefor, heretofore sold, IN.
upon and under said tract Of land,
which tract or parcel Of land was COM
veyed to John NJ. Orr by John w.
Stout and wife by deed bearing date
the goth day Of August 1870, and re-
corded in the County Clerks office of
Harrison County. West Virginia, in
Deed Book No. 50, at page s17, to
which deed reference is made for a
more complete description of said
land.
4. A tract or parcel of land con-
tanning 12O 77-1OO acres, more or less,
from which there are excepted and re-
served all the Pittsburg seam OF coal.
with mining rights therefor, in, upon
and under said tract or parcel OF lanu
heretofore sold, and all the oil and.
gas, with mining rights therefor, here
tofore sold. in, upon and under said
tract or parcel of land, and "all the
saw timber that will scale IA inches
or more at the butt, on the east side
of the road, joining the lands Of John
NJ. Orr and ]. F. Davis" which tract
or parcel of land was conveyed to
John NJ. Orr by two separate deeds.
one of which was made by Templeton
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Ing rights therefor, IN, upon aud ,un-
der said tract Of land. which iot or
tract of land was conveyed 10 I6hn
N. orr by S. n. Parrish ana wife. BY
deed bearing date the esd day. OF No /,
yember, 1908, ana recordSa in the
County Clerks once Of Harrison
County, west Virginia, In Deed BoeR
No. l47, at page 2ss, to which deed
reference Is made for a further de-
scriptIon nf said LOT or marcel OF land.
TERMS OF sAIE:-one. third cash
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sll
Signed by the IarfIla las
Works Grants Advance
3 Of Forty Per Cent.

MoRGANrowES Mar. 22-The Ma
rilla Glass Company last night signed
the wage scale asked for by the en-
ployees and the work VIII be resumed
on the new scale. The men who went
on strike several days ago returned
to- work Sunday night with the under
standing that the scale would be
signed. The rate gives the employees
an advance Of forty per cent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-22
JAILED EOR a HE 2

W. NJ. Anderson was arrested Fri
day morning in Glen Elk by Constable
William Post and was put in jail to
await hearing before Justice G, H.
Gordon on a charge of breaking a
plate glass window In the onestingie
building on North Fourth street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-22
RESIGNS
AS Viropa Store Manager and
Will Go to Another
Department.

William Warfeld, who was the eff
cient manager of the Consolidation
Coal company's store at viropa for
the last few years, resigned that po-
sition the first OF the month.
He will be temporarily engaged in
the Gypsy store of the same COM
pany, but expects later to be trans
ferred to some other department.
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RAYMOND MAXWELL,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

am candidate for Judge Of the
Thirteenth judicial Circuit composed
Of Harrison and Lewis counties, sub
ject to the decision OF the Republican
voters at the June primary election.
This method of nomination meets my
approval because It affords every
voter an opportunity to make his Sc
lection according to his own judgment
Of the merits OF the respective candi-
dates.
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FOR PROSECUTING aTroRvEY.

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
am a candidate Tor the honina-
ton for prosecuting attorney OF Har-
risop county at the Republican' pri-
mary election June 4. 1912. and as
sure the voters at that election that
l VIII most gratefully appreciate their
votes and support. Their viii will be
my VIII.
JOHN c. SOUTHERN.
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TWO MEN ARE. FINED.

Two men were convicted of street
drunkenness and fined 50 and costs
each this morning in the police court
which was presided over by Mayor
Frank R. Moore. One fellow paid up
and was released but the other had
no money and he was remanded 10
jail until evening.
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CHARLES W. LYNCH.
To the people Of Harrison and Lewis

To the people of Harrison and Lewis
Counties:
/ announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Judge OF
the Circuit Court of the Thirteenth
Judicial District, subject to the Re-
publican Primary Election to be held
the 4th day Of June. 1912. hope
that every Republican voter in these
two counties will attend the primary
and vote his sentiments.
RAYMOND MAXWELL.
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Il.to rt tdo n6riin1 Icn
f4r
Is ha. ar n
heid Ilis ne 3. N IA
raee 70 win ynla a, "a 4 Il Sh
est light and L nominated ana elect
.ed wiz endeavor. 70 the best of ny
ability. 70 conduct rhe once With hon:
or to myself and to my party.
IL DAYISSON.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate ana Farming
Land In IN on and Gas Section OF
Harrison County, on the short
Line Railroad, Near the
Town Of Wallace.
Town Of Wallace.

4DHA Vi NNhuGGs.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison County. West vir-
GINA, made and entered on the gen
day OF January. 1912, in chancery Or
der Book No. SO. at page 326. In the
chancery cause OF omer E. Hall, etc.,
VS.. John NJ. Orr and others, VIII on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
APRIL, 1912,
at the front door of the court house OF
Harrison County, West Virginia, at
ONE O'CLOCK P. N. OF that day, Of
fe5 FOR. sale to the highest and best
bidder, the following real estate, sep
arately, situated as to the four farms
hereinafter described, on Barnes Run,
branch of Little Tenmile Creek. In
sardls District. Harrison County, West
Virginia. In an OIL and gas section Of
said county, near the Town of Wall
lace, on the Short Line Railroad.
l.. A tract or parcel of land con-
tanning 80 acres, more or lees, from
which there are excepted and reserved
all the Pittsburg seam of coal, to-
getfier with mining rights therefor,
heretofore sold, In, upon and under
said tract of land, and all the one-
half Of the OH and gas, together with
mining rights therefor. heretofore
sold, in, upon and under said tract of
land. which tract or parcel of land
was conveyed to John NJ. Orr by John
w, Stout and wife, by deed bearing
date the 18th day of April, 1876, and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-22

HoLMBoE & I4AFFERTY
Architects.
OFFICES:
empire BLDG. HARRISBURG

The merchant who wants your
trade will be pretty sure'to tell you
In his ads. Of some real reasons why
his store IS important to you. And
if 1t Is true that his store is I'm
portant to you, 1t is true. that it Is
important for you to know 1t.
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JoHN G. soUTHERN.
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GET THE VOTES.

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-27
BANKERS ALLOW
PEPCO A CHANCE
BY BEATING TIGERS
Cornell Club Loses Section A Game
by Count Of 8 to 3Boykin
Stars with Stick.
CHIEF GREENE IN GREAT FORM

Chief Greene, the Bankers hurting
streak yesterday by annexing the Section
A game, by a 5 to 3 count. before a
| small-sized crowd at Capital City Park
Greene had the Tigers number from
the start, allowing but five bingles and
walking one. On the other hand Thomp-
son and Martin were hit at the right
| times, with the result that the Columbia
Leaguers banged out seven safetes for
a total OF five tallies.
This gives Pepco another chance at
the title, for should the Tigers defeat
Post-ofice to-day Pepco and Cornell will
be tied for top honors. Should the Mail
men slip one over on the Paperhangers
the Electricians will have the pennant
cinched in Section A.
Forest Thompson did not look any too
good in the box yesterday. In the fourth
inning the Bankers got three clean hits
of his delivery, one a double, and Mana
ger Cornell sent Abe Martin to the
firing line. Martin pitched peculiar ball
during the one inning he toed the slab.
He allowed three hits, two runs. and
famed two men.
Boykin Batting Star.
Inky Davis and Skeets Hayes put up
nice fielding games, while Bias Boykin
was the clouting hero Of the fray.
The Bankers scored in the third frame.
Boykin led on with a clean single to
left, and went to third when Thompson
threw Greene's bunt to center field.
Davis lifted high fly to Salb. Boykin
scoring. In the fourth more Bankers
dented the pan. Rawlings singled to
center and went to second on an infleld
out. Dyer doubled to left. and Reggie
counted. West hit to Cy Macdonald
but Boykin sent Dyer across the pan
field. Greene ended the inning by going
out. Gasmeyer to Macdonald.
The Tigers showed three across in their
half OF the fourth. Cy Macdonald walk
ed. and was sacrificed to second by Salb.
remaining on third. Edmondston popped
to West. Noyes hit to Hayes, who made
a wild heave to Riddle. after Gasmeyer
had stepped in front of him. While Rid
die was looking for the ball, Macdonald
and Gasmeyer scored. Thompson came
across with a single to center. scoring
Noyes. Hurley ended the inning by 60
ing out. Hayes to Riddle.
In the fifth, Abe Martin was On the
firing line for the Tigers Davis and
Hayes beat out infield hits and Mike
Macdonald and Rawlings whitfield. Rid
die singled clean to right, and Davis and
Hayes scored while Salb held the ball in
his hands.
Only ten men faced Greene In the last
three rounds. one getting on by way OF
Mike Macdonald's boot.
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Be a Real Fan and Win
Trip to Worlds Series
There Is Still Time for Any One to Enter the Con-
test and Be Winner-Twenty Will Go
to the Championship Games.

The Washington Heralds Baseball Contest
Fans.
There is possible expense it.
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the park again tomorrow morning
to pitch to regulars in batting prac.
L ice.
Davis and Adams were worked In the
infield and Manager Griffith stated last
night that he would place the young
sters some time in the near future
Davis handled hard hit balls around
the third sacks in great shape. while
Adams made a profound impression or
account OF his great speed. These lads
will bear watching and Manager Grit
fifth will place them with some fast
minor league club with strings attached
The entire quintet, Barton, Hughes,
Munich. Davis and Adams, will be al
the park tomorrow morning and Bar
ton will be on the mound against the
regulars in batting practice.
Dutch Munich did the receiving yes
terday and pegged to second in great
shape. This lad has all the earmarks
OF a big league catcher, with experience,
and will be signed by Griff. together
with Barton, as soon as the Pepco club
is out OF the post-season series or the
amateur season Is concluded.
CorneIrs defeat at the hands OF the
Bankers ties up Section A OF the post
season series again. Now, should Post
Office be returned the winner In to-day's
conflict. the Tigers will be out of the
running and Pepco will be given the
title. On the other hand, should Cornell
win, Pepco and the Paperhangers will
play Off the tie either Thursday or Fri
day.
Bob Hummer Is the twirler who will
more than likely draw the pitching as
signment this afternoon against the
Mailmen, while Walter Ferguson will
work for Post Office, with Norman Kraft
behind the bat. This battle will be
staged in Independence League Park and,
as the Mailmen defeated Pepco in this
park. conditions may be the same that
they will repeat.
The Cornell club is in a batting slump.
A club with such established hitters as
Billy Marceron. Heinie Basmeyer, Sam
Edmonston, Jack Hurley, Cy Macdonald.
and Johnny Salb should be able to hit
any twirler in the series. but to date
Greene, Barton, and Balzer have pitched
great games against them. holding the
Tigers to a small number of bingles.
Forest Thompson has not been himself
throughout the games. He has been
been able to do himself justice. The
Tigers have been hitting against four
finger curve ball pitchers all season, the
same as the Bankers, and as a result
are not able TO go in a game with a
good hurler opposing them and crack
out the necessary number Of bingles to
put the game on ice.
Park won a lucky game from G. p. o.
yesterday in Section c, winning the
game on errors. Now, should Park take
to-day's battle from Southern, the North
ern Leaguers will win the title in Sec
ton C. Should the Southern club be re-
turned the winner, a three-cornered tie
will result.
Stroebel will toe the slab for the
Southern aggregation this afternoon,
while Chester Knot will work for Man
ager MiIlers boys. The. game will be
called promptly at o'clock by Umpire
Belts.
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ERRORS GIVE PARK
VICTORY OYER The
PRINTERS, 10 TO 2
Smith Twirls Creditable Game, but
Weird Fielding Enables Win
ners to Run Up Big Total.
NORTHERN LEAGUERs STAR

Eight errors behind Smith coupled with
the latter's wildness in the first inning
and inability to connect safely with
Chism's shoots when hits were needed
spelled defeat for the @. p. o. nine
against Park yesterday in the Section c
game. the Northern League winners
scoring a 10 to 2 victory.
Smith toed the slab for the losers and
would probably have won his game had
the team behind him not pulled on SO
many weird fielding stunts. Eight errors
were made by the printers. four of them
by Frye. and each of them figured con-
spicuously in the run making.
Chism was effective and allowed but
six hits, two of which were made in the
sixth inning. In this round with the
bases fun and two out. Smith hit to
right for what looked TO be good fo'
three or possibly four bases, but Tony
Russo camped under the offering and
ended the game. Chism was given Just
such support all through the conflict.
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Griff to Sign Barton at
Close Of the Post Series
Star Hurer of the Pepco Club to Join the Nationals
When Amateur Season Is Concluded.
Munich Also in Line
BY C. w. SWAN.

Barton premier hurler the Independence League
the lad who the title for Pepco that circuit will be signed by
Manager Griffith of the Nationals as winner declared
Section posteason SERIES other than the Pepco
Should the Electricians Barton will not become National until
the close of the nterciy SERIES
Yesterday Barton together with Walter Hughes Chick Davis
Babe Adams Dutch Munh worked at the park and Manager
Griffith pleased with the work of the Pepco Munich and Bar
signed local concluded
Barton looked mighty good the box yesterday morning He had
his fast ball going right and showed good advantage Hughes
also worked the of Manager Griffith and will be
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-27
DODGERS WALLOP
THE CHICAGO CUBS
Rucker Holds Chances Men to Three
Tallies, While Brooklyn Rolls
Up a Dozen.

Chicago. Aug. a.-Whacking fifteen
hits of three pitchers and scoring as
many as four tallies in a single round.
the Dodgers walloped the Cubs. II to 3,
to-day. Rucker came near banking the
locals His passes to Sheckard and
Schultz in the third and Tom Downey' S
triple netted two runs.
Leifield started for the Cubs but the
going grew SO warm in the third that
Mr.. Reulbach was rolled out. The
Dodgers did not subside in that round
until four runs were across. That was
enough for Doc and Grover Loudermilk
made his debut as a Cub. Grover was
splintered for eight times in six rounds.
Score:
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Runs-Byrns tZ. Wilson. Hendrix C2l. Kirke.
Sweeney, Titus. Drvlin. Two-base hits-Carcy,
Campbell. Jackson. BridwsI. Three-base hits~Wil.
son, Titus, Deylin. Sacrifice hit-Honman Sacri-
fee fy-wagner. Stolen basc-Carry. Hendrix,
Sweeney. Double plays-wagnsr to Miller; Jack
son to Hess to king; Campbell to King; Bridwell
TO Sweeney to Devlin- First base balls-oh Hen
DIRK, !; Oh Hess. /. Struck out-By Hendrix 3; BY
Hess. 2 Left on basesiPittsburg 6; Boston, J
First base On errors-Pittsburg, l. Umpires-Messrs
Finneran and Rigier. Time Of camel hour and %
minutes.
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PIRATES DIVIDE.
Win First from Boston, hut Drop
Second to Braves.

Pittsburg. Aug. S-The Pirates won
the first game to-day. while Boston took
the second OF the double-header. The
first game went to the locals on ac-
count of the four errors of the visitors,
each one counting for run. In the
second game the Beaneaters hit Cole
and Warner all over the field. Jackson
hit for a home run with two out in the
first inning. The batting OF Chief Will
son was the feature of the locals. He
made three triples, a double. and sin
gle in the two games. Scores:
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Ingram vs.. Southland To-day.

Ingram plays Southland at Sis to-day
at Fourteenth and A Streets North
east. Batteries are Kelly and Hoffman
for Ingram and Beach and Dishard for
Southland. The field is In good condi-
ton and a big crowd is expected.
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Mercury-Seaton Game on.

The Mercury A. C.-Seaton game
scheduled for to-day has been postponed
until September ! at 2:30 o'clock. on
the Northern Association diamond. Capt.
Jenkins will umpire.
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First base by errurs-Cornell. &; Bankers. !. Lett
on bases-Cornen, s. Bankers. 4. First base on balls
of jackson, !. Innings ritobed-By Thompson &;
by Martin, l; by Jackson, .. Hits made-Or
Thompson, 4; of Martin. ; Struck out-By Thomp-
son. .; by Martin. 2; by Jackson. l; By Greene 4.
Two-bass hit-Dyer. Sacrifices hit-SaIb Sacrifice
fy-Daris. Stolen bases-Noyes Gasneyer. Double
play-Jacsson to C. Macdonald. Umpires-Messrz
Belts and jenkins. Time Of gzme-l hour and 20
minutes
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Kuns-Moran, Hummel, J. Smith 81, Danbert,
Wheat, Cutshaw. Fisher ~. Phelps. sheckard
Schultz. Downey. Two-base hits-Snith. Fisher
Three-base hits-Daubert- Downey Home run
Hummel. Sacrifice hits-Daubert, Cutshaw. Stolen
hass-Smith (2. Wheat Cutshaw. Fisher Cs,. Bases
on bals-Of Rucker. 2: of LsiHeld, ); of Lauder
milk. ) Struck out-By Fucker, s; by Leifeld l;
by Laudernilk. Left bases-Brooklyn, s;
Chicago. Z. Umpircs-Messrs Klein and Orth.
Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes.
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BATTING AVERAGES
OF THE CLIMBERS
Trinity Club After Games.

The Trinity Athletic Club, of the
Marquette League, would like to ar
range Sunday games with some of the
strong teams of the District and vi
cinity. The Nativity Club, Ingram,
Southland, Seatons. Regents, and Brad
docks preferred. Address all communie
cations to Manager A. Farouhar. s527
Q Street Noru
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Clayton. Baggetts 81. flanagan. First base By
errorS-G. p. o., l: Park. 6 Left bases-G. =.
o.. 7: PARK 4 First base baIls-Oh Smith. 4; OF
Chian. l. Struck ont-By Smith. 5; By Chism. l.
Two base hits-Leneric ~. Frye. BASgette. Saot.
fee fy-Chixn. Stolen base-Reider. Hit by pitcher
by ChiSn, DucaA Passed ball-Goebel. Umpire
Mr.. Belts Time OF g7me-l hour and 3 minutes.
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SECOND GAME

Totals.......N II q 2,l
'Batted for Simon In the ninth.
fBatted for Ferry IN the ninth.
Pittsburg. o 90 o1o2 %
Boston o 8 o o o 0-s
Runs-Carey. Holman, Miller tg. Campbell (Z).
Kirke. Sweeney t2l. Jackson. Titus. Gowdy Two
base hits-Byrne. Wilson, Titus. Derlin. Three
base hits-Wilson t2l, Jackson HONS ,run-Jackson
Sacrifice hits-Kirke t2l. Titus. O'Rourke Donnelly
Stolen bases-Carey ca. First base On balls-On
warner, Z: on Fey. Struck out-By Warner. 1;
BY Dounelly, G. Passed ban-Gowdy Left on bases
-Pittsburx. 6; Boston. First base on errors-Bos-
ton. l. Hits MADISON Cole in Is innings: on
Warner. in 3 % innings; Oh Ferry, ] In inninss
Umpires-Mesrs Risler and Ffnneran. Tine Of
game-2 hours and minutes.