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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10

Cash quotations were az follows:
Flour-Firm.
Rye-No. 3. 93Izc.
Barley-Feed or mixing, 76cG$l. 90;
fair to choice mailing. sI.l5aI.3o.
Timothy seed-S12.00 $50
Glover seed-316.OOQo3.OO
Mess pork-New. s15.s7h; old.
s15.62h.
Lard-In tierces. 1914.
Short ribs-Loose, sS.55.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURGH. Feb. 9.-Cattle steady: sup
ply light: choice. 81 65aS 90; prime.
s. OOG7 so.
Sheep steady: supply fair: prime
wethers. 81 30@4 so; culls and com
mon. 81 5Oa2 90: lambs, 81 o0@
8 IS; veal calves, 50. 5O@Io 90.
Hogs higher; receipts. 20 double
decks: prime heavy. Sc 5O96 55; me-
diums. S. 60Q6 So; heavy workers..
Sc SOG6 So: light workers., Sc 30Q
6 40; pigs. Sc 1876 rs; roughs. IS so
&c 10.
CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-CattIe-Re.
ceipts, 5000; market slow and weak:
beeves. 81 SOFAS g.: Texas steers.
81 65qo So: western steers. 81 soG
Z 10; stockers and feeders. SO S54
. 10: cows and heifers, 81 lOd6 co;
calves. S. 75ds 30.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000: market &c
higher; light. S. 9596 30; mixed.
Sc 00a6 37l2; heavy. So OOds 37h ;
rough. s6 O0I6 Is: pigs. 81 4Om
6 90; bulk OF sales. Sc 15d6 so.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market
steady 10 strong: native. SO 1874 60;
western. SO 40d4 60; y~earlings. 81 20
as 90; lambs. native, 81 25I6 %;
western. 81 5OG6 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10
POSTMASTERS
Designated for a Number 81 West
Virginia Cities and Rural Route
Men Named.

WASHINGTON. d. C. Feb. Or
are:
West Virginia-Beaver. Nicholas
county. f. II. McCarty. vice A. ].
Pettigrew. resigned; I-ahmansville.
Grant county. c. A. Hull. vice ]. r.
Berg. resigned: MELVILLE. Braxton
county. William A. II. Oartright. vice
3. NJ. Morrison. resigned.
Rural carriers appointed re-:
West Virginia-Clarksburg. route y.
.. Lowther. carrier; George ii. Great
house, substitute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10
New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W Va. Feb. .. ~.
Fang" % aetiV" si"r'.S or .ie %.v
forh stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
A + Mastou & 90. broKc-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10

The Russian Emperor has granted a
pension 10 the widow of Tolstoi, who
hereafter will receive 10000 rublcs
C5,O00) annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10
Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales 2I7.sco shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10

g - ~, ia u!s ia liis $50
do - s2N S2is s.f- S%i- .... -
ML&H 3"', g. 3o&s ais. 8: 1890
TntnI saIns n .rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10

Total sales 7.707 shares.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

EOUR fighters who have won decisive
n victories this month and are now
claiming championships. Left to right,
at the top-Young Brown OF Chicago,
who says the lightweight championship
lies between himself, Wolgast, frankie
Burns and Joe Mandot; Jim Flynn, who
claims to be Johnson S successor; Ed
die McGoorty, who claims the middle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
MANDOT'S RISE HAS
AsTOMSHED KINGDOM
New Orleans Lightweight Has
Become Famous in
Record Time.
Special to The Tribune.

SpSciai 10 Tne Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept s1.-The famous
old French market of New Orleans ha
turned out a rcd bean and rice Kid who
may succeed Ad Wolsast as lightweight
champion Of the world Certainly no
boxer now before the public seems to
nave better chances than Joe Mandot,
who SO decisively outpointed tho sensa
tional Mexican, Jose Rivers. on Labor
day at Los Angeles. Mandot's rise has
been little short of phenomenal In May
OF 1911 ne fought a semi -windup to a
negro fight at Memphis, in which Hoch
Bones and Kyle Whitney were the prin-
on Thanksgiving day of 1872 he is AL
most certain to be matching his wares
against those owned by the champion OF
the world.
wealth is estimated In the French mar
ket section of New Orleans. But the
rather has always strenuously opposed
boxing, and has only recently been per-
suaned that II Is good profession for a
young man. Even now he has never seen
any professional match, refusing to go
near the arena when Joe fights AS a
featherweight Mandot beat Charlie White
celebrated his advent into lightweight cir
cles by knocking out Joe Theel In the
NTH round August 22. 1911. His FIRST
Dig success as u lightweight came In Oc-
Young Saylor in the fifteenth round, and
that was when Saylor was being boosted
Yor a match with Wolsast. Ee obtained
twenty-round decision over Grover
Hayes, held Matty Baldwin 10 an eight
round draw. defeated Owon Moran BY a
decision In eight rounds. Pal Moore by
a. decision In ten rounds Jake Abel in
eight rounds, lost TO Ray Temple In eight
rounds, boxed a ten-round no-decIsiop
against Willie Ritchie, defeated Raw
Temple in eight rounds. and then went
10 the coast. where he defeated Jose
Wolgast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Are Mistakes Probable
Under Such Conditional

We fortify ourselves against error by focusing
upon every detail the combined skill and exper-
fence OF as many experts as we can obtain
We do not limit ourselves Whenever 4 nan
was found pho can do work better than any
one else and we have need for such work that
man was induced 10 join this Organization
Taat Is Why there are iS engineers In this
oompsny--the largest number employed hy any
automobile fnsrufacturer In the industry and
that Is ghy HUDSON c=,Is go out without mis-
takes. That is Why there has been no error in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
ROWAN Tells HOW
HE ENTERED RING
Clever Boxer, While in the
Navy, Was Made to Fight
Oppressor.
WON HIS FIRST BATTLE
Has Made Many Efforts to Re-
tire, but Now Wants the
Championship.
WON HIS FIRST BATTLE

Marty Rowan. the clever welterweigh
boxer who is in training In Salt LAX,
City for his bout here next month witt
Harry Brewer. served several years IL
the United States navy and while In tn,
service won the title o: champion weltsr.
weight OF the navy. Rowan's account 0.
how he came TO take up boxing IS tolc
enter;ainingly In his own words as fol.
lows;
While stationed at Goat Islan nd in
April, 1905. 1 was made boy petty
officer OF drill company. with full
authority. One red headed lad some
what older than myself didn't pay
any attention To my orders, and when
told him he was TO do IL In future
he tried 20 knock my block Off. 1
was none 100 anxious TO battle him.
as had never been very strong on
fighting. But the drill officer said I
was to see that my orders were en-
forced or i would lose my job as
petty, officer So that noon. when I
hall this said Red-head wouldn't
keep his hands of the table as we
were supposed 10 do / cautioned
him and the drill officer heard me.
Red-head laughed at me and the drill
officer heard that also. He took Red
head In one hand and myself in the
other hand and slammed us together
all the way to the drill hall. Little
dS Knew OF scIBpEnnSr every tlme
he slammed us together I met him
with my fist. When we were turned
loose In the drill hail TO battle IL out
] knew II I lost I would lose nv
job as petty officer. We fought for
nearly an hour. and although / was
ready to quiz l managed to hold out
until Red dropped OF exhaustion. He
was a cigarette smoker and / wasn't,
so Won.
Red wanted to scrap again; said ne
wasn't In condition, So he wanted
TO box me ten rounds on July 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Murphy of Cubs Grilled
By Noted Sport Writer
Macbeth Calls Cub President a Menace to Organized
Baseball and Heavily Scores Him For
His Unfair Statements


R1Ew YORK. Sept 2i.-rhere is room
nj for doubt as TO whether tn
worlds championship series is {
= good thing for the game.
Baseball Ia public confidence: nc
more. no less. II Is what the public has
made II. Intricate organization TO the
contrary notwithstanding. its life Is hang
ing by tho thread OF public approval. II
has taken years and years OF encourage
nent. Dlole-souled purpose arS struggle
10 place the nations summer paatime
upm les present exalted pedestal. And
yct one wave OF doubt would sweep
away the apparent firm foundation like
clisff before gale.
BasebaIi Is an Institution. II is a gem
uine. blue -blooded. clean and invigornt-
ing sport. Firmly established il will en-
dlire as long as tho American race. It
win endure--but maybe not IN the pro-
fsssionai sense That remains with the
powers which control the profession
Here We arc several weeks away from
The classic close OF the season and al
ready there has arisen stencil OF scan
Ia,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Received Little Pay.

T was sent 10 the Naval Is,.--
school Mt New York Civ. !
over $50 scraps there OF ng's
Importance. SoDetlmx l ~,
sometimes 81. and sonetimsss s I \.
get ANYTHING. Once sot w. -
manager said. "tIere Is ~ ~
it," and that's what ] did, lor
n light heavy. ] boxed IN s,t1
In the city at that fime
fought every night in me ~
eloped with the daughter p. p r. s-'
eral manager OF the fiiglns,a s..s1 "a
company and Immediately w.
sons for coming west ~
stopped off n llDnor.
worked az the linesmans W
boxed a couple OF bouts. !
the boxing game, but vas
TO start in again. J came ~
where ! worked as electr,eh =
for the Colorado Fuel q ilvp =,
10 Helper and went braSins
Rio Grnnde. swearing neses
again Had been working -,
weeks when I visited salt -
saw Clark and Drumgoole Ir
rounds. 7 forgot my Voms Vov, ~
Clark four rounds the nes5 ~, n
for the enormous sum 9i r, s =
INV wife objected and ! w.,
promising never 20 box
never. A. hsr 81
Well, / am going " .,shf 81
Brewer for the wslteIW,.,iv e,.iv 20
pionship, and l am eet ss'srfi- s,i-i y
make good, for boxing W. % ~
work from now ON. and w W u,
can rank the better. ~, ~ ~ 4
saw I ever did anything e.. ,, -
and ! viii surely do my nv 20, fp,o,wsl
meet Brewer, N@H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
GIANTS WORLD TOUR
NOW CALLED OFF
By international News Service.

By International News Service.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Secretary
Joseph D. O'Brien OF the New York
Giants announced today that the pro-
posed tour OF the world by the New
York club is practically Off No par
ticular reason is assigned, but II Is
probably due 10 the fact that Charley
White, who was to have gone ahead
OF the tourists. Is III and there is not
sufficient time left TO make the nee
essary arrangements.
McGraw planned 10 take the Giants
and picked team OF stars from
both leagues around the globe by
way of the orient 1t would have been
the second tour Of the kind over made
by big leaguers, A crowd Of Pacific
coast players are now planning to go
TO Australia and McGraw may take
up his project next year, when he
can make arrangements some time In
advance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

didn't want to DO II. a. N
punished me pretty badly Q.
time. We were evenly nzid1
weight. but he knew a ETsst
more than ] did about th E
game. But the fellows wzl;1
TO do II, so | trained and an
great deal more In that moan
have In all The time since-
knocked Red out In nine pi1l
l had about eighteen seraps
station and in the coast tosu
1y prsliminaries, I boxed AZ "
pound boys: went 70 the ~
class and won the lighlwelgh
p!onshIp i'll Amcy, Chlus. 2
three weeks and was knocked
Billy Sherman. whom ] knocu
later Ia Norfolk. Va. IN iiYe
7 then weighed about lib p,s,
was matched with the mlddle
champion. lost the deenos
! was In the navy four y9n
two months. being discnsrsh
years OF age and supposed Y Z
/ was promoted from aDprenu5
man TO electric first class. ~;
not a usual occurrence 70
has been done several TINES !
In the wireless station 81
Va. when the steamship ~
sank off Cape Hatteras. an
tho &C. Q. D." and REPORTS
the captain OF the navy M MssM
dispatched scout cruisers ~
Birmingham. which plcAea
crCwS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
West Side Club Organizer,

Athletic club Will be formed again this
fall under the captaincy OF Ollie Soren-
SON This team was formerly known as
dominated the local gridiron for tho last
five years. The following players are
requested to report at the west side
grounds this morning. Dillen. Ambrose,
Dern, Ryan. Tinker. Risley, uoltinzer.
White. Peck, Christensen. Leo Jones ard
T. Jones The first game Will be played
with the Occidental Tigers. fast COL
ored team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

no NJ person TO DE connected with tho
promotion OF baseball, II half the stories
told OF him arc true. or it ha.f the In
teTTicws attributed TO him bear one iots
OF truth He has always been a trouble
maker. His fault is an uncomfortable
desire TO pose In the limelight, c. W.
men: Say what you wish about me
or the Cubs. but do not leave us out OF
the papers, And without a doubt he
made sl ,he insinuations against baseball
honesty with the sole object OF creating
interest In his club, and attracting box
office returns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

When the bowels feel uncomfortable
and YOU miss the exhilarating feeling
that always follows a copious morning
operation. dose OF Herbine will SET
YOU right in a couple Of hours. II
taken at bedtime you get its beneficial
effect after breakfast next day. Pric
SOC. Sold by Schramm-J Johnson Drugs
five good stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

his previous cars has depended principally upon
his own ability.
Into the cars OF any man is combined the
experience ard ability OF the individual There
also is Incorporated into such cars all the errors
and hobbies. some OF them impracticable, that
any individual is very apt TO overlook.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Charged Collusion.

Charles Webb Murphy. president Of the
Chicago Cubs. appears TO be a hard
loser. He has questioned the integrity
az the game from which he ran a shoe
string into millions OF dollars He charges
wholesale colmsion among the clubs of
The National league: 81 conspiracy TO dis
criminate against Chicago 10 favor Of the
champion Giants. Few among his asso-
ciates have escaped the vltuperous
tongue OF the Windy City nlagnate. He
las even ssssiled the honor Of Thomas
}. Lynch. the man that he himself ad-
vanced In compromise as president OF the
National league.
Had Murphy's rawlings stopped with or
concerning hiniseIf, little damage would
have been done, People have become
used 10 Murphy What he says goes in
one car ard out the other. But his yclps
got onto tho nerves OF his associates
Chickering'S back and forth aroused the
latent petty jcaIousies and hatreds OF
former days. The whole National league
va. taken by the ears until now no one
knows friend or Zoe. But Murphy escapes
IL all. Tom Lynch Is the goat"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
After Lynch 8 Scalp.

The National league is after Lynch's
scalp, according TO the best informed au-
thoTties. Each OF the several club own
ers has picked his candidate for the
berth. The present executives strength
Hes in the dissension that divides his
house. II nil take a majority vote 10
unsHat him and by the present signs and
tokens the old major body Will never be
able tn set together 10 frame a majority
vote for twenty year, In such case
Lynch would do well 20 stick around lust
for spite. He Is tired of the job and he
doesn't need the pin money the Nationa!
league pays it's president II Lynch
steps down and out IL VIII he the Ma
tionai leagues loss.
30 that as IL may. the house cleaning
sshouid stnrt nearer the ground floor
Charles Webb Murphy has proved himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

judgment. Experience Is not bought at The
expense OF the buyer afres the car is in hs hands
IL Is paid for out OF the combined experience OF
the men who build the Car. We pay il In sal
aries and no, In replaccmcnts Yet many Of
these men are substantially Interested IN the
Hudson Motor Car Company.
The Hudson Motor Car Company is not
owned by individuals who do not contribute 70
the success OF the business With the exception
OF one holder Of a small amount OF stock. every
one interested In this Company Is actively
engaged In It's operation. Consequently NO
earnines must be made for brains thar are not
responsible for those earnings.
There Is no large overhead-no water That
accounts. In addition 20 the value OF br,ino in
the enginerTng-in addition TO th,s Summation
oi error FOR the FAC, that in the HUDSON az
II Eiven quality not obtainable In any other
car and never possible ander any other condi.
lions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Made to Apologize.

| Murphy is known as trimmer. Neve,
yet has he made good on a proposition
save in allowing Frank Chance to win
him fortune and pennants with one OF
the most wonderful teams the game has
known. Half a dozen times the little
| potentate has been forced to eat his
words Ban Johnson. president OF the
time and time again. and Ban pays
about as much attention TO this windy
individual as he does TO blatant ass.
Roger Bresnahan last winter forced a
National league for the tender epithet
OF liar hurled during one OF the many
brainstorms.
Murphy is directly responsible for an
insinuation OF taint against New York s
briIlian peunant dash. He has forfeited
every right 20 rlingle among the pro-
moters. But there ne sticks and there he
will stick. barnacle on the fair name
OF tho pas,ime until the powers decide TO
assert themselves for the right. 1t was
Murphy who first precipttated scandal in
worlds series by ns shady box X, ,2 off,ee ice ma ma
troit Tigers, Since ne has always had
his finger In the pie. He has pulled
off stuff which n a manager or q player
failing TO properly discipline him the pow
ers OF baseball reflect upon the integrity
% the game.
II wouldn't be hard TO find something
autocrat were not so free with his ac-
ousations against every one who stands
for law and order Kindred interests con-
troll the Chicago and Philadelphia clubs
Of the National league. That fact was
spilled last year by Horace Fogel- He
made the mistake of putting letter
meant for Charlie Murphy in an en-
velope addressed to August Hermann
That slight mistake whipped into line
for Tom Lynch the votes OF Chicago and
Philadelphia and made Joke OF Charlie
Ebbets and a revolutionary movement
engineered BY the Cub boss, E5bbets has
had no truck nor trade with Murphy
since.
Murphy talks too much. He cannot be
throttled, He'll have TO bet let out some
how He has come very near making a
,oke OF the worlds series. This should
be one OF the most respected institutions
OF the national pastime. far above the
sor,lid idea or mercenary gain TO league
OF participant. II remains FOR the organ
liza ton to preserve this dignity.
Organized baseball. what are you going
tn do about Murphy?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
a New Idea

For more than two years Mr. Coffin has been
Organizing this STAFF OF engineers. There are IS
now They have been sathered from all the
automobile building nations-fronn France.
Germany. England Belgium and Austria They
came from e7 diferen, factories Combined
they have had hand in building Eiorc than
zoo 600 cars,
IL Is carrying out the Idea of team work which
fs the foundation upon which al successful CON
Germs are now built.
work combined their knowledge Therefore the
HUDSON 81 rep!ecents more than tina. which
any one man could do Even Mr.. Coffin. with
his wide knowledge and recognized ability in
creating new ideas would fall shor. In an en-
oeayor to build Car equal 10 the HUDSON
"37"
Automobiles have heretofore been designed
Usually by one man. just Mr.. Coffin. in all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22

weight title, and wants to fight Mike
Gibbons in order to end all doubt.
At the bottom is Joe Mandot, whose
recent decisive victory over Joe Rivers
gives him place in the forefront of
the lightweight division. The light
weight champion of the south is widely
touted as Wolgast s. master.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
University Notes

The girls of The university arc requested
to cali at room e. OF the Library build
ins, where each one Will receive a letter
from the dean OF the women at the
school.
An important meeting "f tho fresh
man class will be held next Friday, Miss
Edna linll will read the play for the
class dramatic production and piaus fol
the class picture will be discussed,
FRIDAY at 80 the students of the
school will meet in the Museum building
for a dramatic rally. Tho university dr:t-
matte club Will close tho season for tht
first term with The performance At Tho
Colonial theatcr saturday evening
The junior prom committee will hold
a meeting Friday noon. and Friday even
ing VIII hold n work party N the house
of the Amici Fidisslmc fraternity Oh Sec
ond avenue.
Men who arc interested in track work
will be given tho opportunity If prar-
ticing on the new track in The gymnasium
until the weather conditions permit out
door work.