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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-09

The music department Of SALEM
Woman's club will meet November
fourteenth at Mrs, j, d. Sutherland's,
$50 Center street. The afternoon will
be given over to study Of Madam
Butterfly"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-09

$50 Center street. The afternoon will
be given over to study Of Madam
Butterfly"
q
Miss Minnetta Mayors will present
four or five advanced pupils in private
recital Monday evening, at her studio
in connection with this event six rec
ords Of David Bispham's singing will
be heard on a grafnola; the finest in.
gtrument Of its kind, manufactured by
the Columbia company.
##a
Monmouth society folk and music
lovers have chartered a car for the
David Bispham concert to be given in
the Grand opera house December nine
teenth, and other towns are ~endeayor.
ing to secure the same manner OF
transportation,
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond's stage
gowns are beautiful creations built
from special designs and fashioned
along most artistic lines. For her are
used the most exclusive Of tones, and
all this, when combined with her ex-
oeeding grace and charming personal
ity, appeals to the eye with more than
satisfaction.
This is the first season Of Mrs.
Bonds work In Washington and Ore
gon, and Salem people should realize
what an opportunity is being placed
before them. In Chicago, New York,
Boston and many other large eastern
cities, delightful social functions have
been arranged in Mrs. Bonds honor
and attended by the most distinguish
ed Of American society. Mrs. Bond is
a member of the musical colony near
Los Angeles, California, and has built
two bungalows on the land which she
owns.
The artistic covers for her sheet mu-
sic are designed and colored in her
studio, for Mrs. Bond is a finished
painter in oils, water colors and Of
china.
The list Of sponsors for her appear.
ance in Salem are: Reverend and
Mrs. r. N, Avison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bish-
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IN SOCIETY

Continued from Page 81
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On the evening Of Friday, November
first, the Perean class Of the First
Methodist Sunday School accepted the
hospitality Of Miss Eta White and
Miss Elsie White, who entertained in
their home on Chemeketa street. The
rooms were gaily decorated in Hal
lowe'en fashion, and All Saints games
made sport for the evening, Appro-
pirate refreshments were served,
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Brown, Mervill Penn, Claude Rad
cliffe, William Rinehart, Otis Wilson,
Curtis Wilson, Dunn, Paul Hen
bricks, Whitney Gill, Elmo Wright,
Bryant Turner.
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dds FOR REMODELING COlNU
D JAIL.

The Board of County Commission.
ers Of Carroll County, Maryland, will
receive proposals up to T elyp
o'clock noon, on the Twelfth dav of
August, 1912, and will open and con.
slider the Proposals at two O'Clock
the same day, for the remodeling Of
the Carroll County Jail and Resi-.
dence, at Westminster, Maryland ac.
cording to the Plans and Specifca.
tons on file at the County Commits.
sioner's Office; they reserving therigbt
to accept any one proposal without
explanation, or to reject any and all
proposals, as they may deem it to
the County's interest. They will only
consider Proposals for the work in
its entirety. No separate or Segre-
gated Proposals will be considered.
Each bidder will file with his Or
their proposal, certified check on
some National Bank, in the sum Of
One Thousand Dollars, ($10O0) or
Trust Company's Bond from a Trust
Company who can legally issue the
same, in an equal sum, made payable
to the County Treasurer of Carroll
County, Md, as a guarantee that he
or they will execute contract and
file a Bond, that in the event that the
Contract is awarded to them, The
successful bidder will execute con-
tract and file within thirty days from
August 18th, a Bond in the sum Of
ninety per cent, go per cent?, Of the
contract price, and in the event Of
his or their failure to sign contract
which will be prepared by their le-
gal adviser, and file a bond within
the period of time specified, then the
County Treasurer is authorized to
collect such check or bond, and ap-
ply the same in full, as liquidate1
damages for failure of Contractor 10
comply with the terms on which the
award was made.
Each proposal must state the time
of completion, and the Contractor
will be compelled to pay a penalty Of
twenty-five dollars, ($25.OO), per
day for each and every day he fails
to deliver the building to its owners,
free and clear of liens, after date
agreed upon in the contract for the
completion of the same, as hquldateQ
damages, (not as a penalty, on &C.
count of the delay in not completing
the building within the time Of con-
tract.
Each one who receives these plans
will be required to sign this agree,
ment, and return the plans anu
specifications, together with theI
check or bond, before the same WIN
be considered as proposal winch
can be done in person, or through
mail or express. However done la u
plans and specifications must be ID
the hands of the County COMMISSION
ers, before Proposals are consldeieU
that il, the time fixed to receive
same.
By order of the Board OF Coul0
Commissioners of Carroll Coults
Maryland, in regular session at n S
County seat, Westminster, Marylanu
JACOB N. DEHOF'F, Chalrmal'
BENZ. F. STANSBURY,
JOHN w. MYERS,
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when Fire Insurance Is Void.

All Standard Fire Insurance poll
cies are printed in identical terms,
and all are void under the following
conditions, unless by agreement 70
the contrary Endorsed on the poncy'
When the insured already has, Of
hereafter secures, additional lnsur-
ance on items covered by the policy.
When mechanics are engaged ID
repairs Oh additions, for longer
period than Is days.
When the ownership - not sole ano
unconditional. (For instance, When
there is a mortgage, not stated
Whenever misstatement leadlne
To generalization, is made.
When the hazard is increased Dy
means within the control or knoWl-
edge, OF the insured.
When the property insured IS re-
moved to q new location.
When more than five barrels Oh
kerosene oil are kept on hand.
When dynamite, fireworks, gaso-
line, or other highly infiammaDle SUD
stances, are kept on hand.
When building becomes vacant.
When q change In ownership taxes
when the insured fails to make
reasonable efforts to prevent, or sup
press, a fire.
A full understanding or all the pro,
visions OF an insurance policy, may
save a great deal Of trouble and loss
Have you read yours
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. Office TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received by the Couay
Commissioners of Carroll CoulHt
Md, at their office in the Coult
House, at Westminster, Nd, Aus i1S
5th. 1912, at 11.30 o'clock, for DGtIu
ing superstructure of a steel oilu lug
over Piney Falls, near Prisons I aians
according to plans and speclhcalioonn.
which are on file in the CommisMS1i a"t.
ers Office at the Court House, "' Nv
minister, Nd, and can be seen ;"
prospective bidders. .;od nv
All bids must be accompanied me ~
a certified check made payable u 'r Of
County Commissioners for inc quiz
$4,000. ,o,, ~ in
lump sum. no bids will be cons snoci-
cd On any other drawing ana s sFT
fication than on file, nor any p move
who fails to comply with inc e.
conditions. ..,od hv the
Bids will also be received . Wy at
Cubic yard for the SuDstru0'
the same time and place. ,he
The Commissioners resei as
right to reject any and al plas'
Bv order Of the Board, .;dant
JACOB N. DEHOFF, Pre'iD'
o. IL. DODRER, Clerk.
jul 26 Ut
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$5,510.80
Registration and Election Officers.

Charles A. Elliott, Registrar. S $500
David a. iBachman, Registrar. 1892
Erwin T.. Hess, Registrar. .... 6397
Harry L. Feeser, Registrar. -. lilo
Herman R. Hess, Registrar. 4912
Nevin G. Hiteshew, Registrar. 61.2O
John E. Heck, Registrar. ..... 61.20
VIM. g. Myerly, Registrar. $500
Arthur S. Stevenson, Registrar 63.0S
D. Wesley Yingling, Registrar. $3.50
WI. y. wi. Troxell, Registrar. 64.6O
S. J. H. Frazier, Registrar. 63.S6
Edward II. Chew, Registrar. 1880
VIM. MI. Tracy, Registrar. 52.56
John Conway, Registrar. -. 64.9S
George D. Knox, Registrar. $3.50
Simon III. Golibart, Registrar. \. .65.48
Charles w. Melville, Registrar. .52.28
Irwin T.. Buckingham, Registrar 1920
Harry T. J. Lamotte, Registrar $3.50
John K. Miller, Registrar. 65.40
Clinton W. Lippy, Registrar. 74.49
Cornelius Miller, Registrar. 65.49
Abraham Winters, Registrar. 64.76
VIM. III. Painter, Registrar. 64.41
Milton A. Yingling, Registrar. $3.50
Chauncey T.. Jerome, Registrar 64.10
John o. Doyle, Registrar .-.. GALS
j. Edwin Weaver, Registrar. 4.15
Edw. O. Diffendal, Registrar. $3.50
c. Moritz Zepp, Registrar. .... 63.40
John w. Shank, Registrar. 66.40
IT,. Watson Turner, Registrar. $500
John T.. Freyman, Registrar. 64.0O
James A. Easton, Registrar. $3.50
Jesse wv. Eyler, Registrar. .64.80
John w. Shirk, Registrar. 80. $3.50
Nimrod r.. Bennett, Registrar. $3.50
NJ. H. Devilbiss, Registrar. $3.50
Harvey o. Haines, Registrar. $3.50
Harvey IT. Bond, Registrar. GAO
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

The County Commissioners IF {, C West.
n minister, every Monday and the If The The
Tuesday after the first ~ nt1ransaction
month in July, 1912, for the tran'
of business.
by order, nnDRER,
.. EDWAHD Clerk.
june28 -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ENERAL STATEMENT OF RE
" CEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE
FOB CARROLL COUNTY FOh The
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE SOth,
1919.

The following win show the
amount of taxes levied for the year
1912 at 81 cents on each $4,000, val.
uation, also the amount levied at ~
cents on each $4,000 valuation On
Bonds and securities fn the several
Districts and the amount due from
other sources for county purposes:
Amount OF Taxes Carried at 50 Cents
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Calf sold at Almshouse farm,

Calf sold at Almshouse farm
Financial Statement Showing j,
Cash in Bank July 1911 LUZ
Amount received from Tavv -l'zsSa,
collectors -,
Amount collected from Cor SSSA
Amount collected from Mort l4a2N
gage Tax ....... a..
Received from other sources a9'Ssal
'eS 1885, |
ro+., oxnansa g., -, $l46,5ssg
''"fsl43425B
'''''''$ 3ls4a
Taxes in hands of collectors 70
Taxes due from corporations -11'o o5s
Taxes due on mortgages 4'o5'tt
about
Due from State Road Com 250b
mission, on State aid roads ca.
So shares of Westminster E "iV|ls
Meadow Branch Turnpike
Co., stock ...... ma.
"a shares of Liberty & Pine 'VVN
Greek Turnpike Co., stock m,
p,,h1ic eoboo, pondu $A,5G@
D-- ~ nuS ''''. .$2O,OOO.W
Ry balance
Under an Act of the Genera,
sembly Of Maryland 1900, chanta, a.
the County Commissioners ara LII u
orized to retain a sufficient ann uu'a'
pay the interest on said bonds do %
also beginning on the first a. aa y
April, 1905, to retain s1,OOOON Nv "
year thereafter to be paid on the n rsa
cipa1, the said sum to be retained f 49,.
the sum or sums Of money apport ioui
ed and appropriated by said ConD t
Commissioners each year for nuhT.
school purposes. 'D'
JACOB N. DEHOFF, Presidar,
JOHN w. MYERS,
B. F. STANSBURY,
Board of County Commissions,
o. EDWARD DODRER.
Clerk and Treasurer.
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$21,O95,8S1 $130,794.46

$2,177,s02 $6,533.4O
Amount Of Taxes Carried on Stock Of
Corporation at o. Cents ON the
$4,000 Valuation.
Assessed at $2,977, O61. :. .$1S,457.79
Amount or taxes carried on
Mortgages to April 1, 1912,
amount .................. 100000
Expense OF the Circuit Court for
Terms, August and November,
1911, and February and May
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nHE Superior Drills and ID the sT p P'I 1.
Maid Separators SOLD M Ssatnow
Bennett. Of Sykesville, are the D's
made on the market.
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$41,ooO.Oo
County Roads.

Main and Macadam Roads.
Walsh Bros, contract No. zig
New Windsor ....... .So'91'.'A
J. A. Frederick, contract No.
242, Hampstead .......... 5'zot.lo
John o. Devries, labor repair
ing at Sykesville ........ 52a.4o
Survey on Hampstead road; oo'oo
sprlnsn ne s+ eeIoe ro1I s 1920
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Public Schools.
r support Of Public Schc

for suppoi = .s39, 265 90
School Commissioners to re- ~ ~
~ ~ School Bonds. 1880
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Large Bridges.

Large Bridges.
Joint Bridge with Frederick
county, over Monocacy, at
Mummaugh fording ......$5,37e.Sl
u. ID. Wimert, masonry and I'LL
Aloways bridge .......... o4i.oA
York Bridge Co., iron for Alo-
ways bridge .........:.:;, o9o.Vo
J. D. Wimert, masonry and fill
Piney Creek bridge $500. Slo.s1
Ludon Bridge Co., Iron for =
Piney Creek bridge ........ o24.oo
ho over Pinev Falls. ....... 495.Oo
York Bridge Co., toist and
windsor district 114.00
B. D. Kemper, plank. $500. 1z7.S4
III. J. Haines, bridge on Stems
Chapel road .............. 11z.Sf
H. ]. Haines bridge on Green
wood Creek road .......... So.6O
II. J. Haines, bridge on Joint
between New Windsor and
Franklin district .......... 1918
H. J. Haines, bridge on Joint
between New Windsor and
Uniontown district. ........ 1854
H. ]. Haines, bridge at Roop's
Mill ..................... 1888
III. J. Haines, for bridge at w.
M. Railway .......... 1lS.o9
I'll. J. Haines, bridge on Sans
Creek ................. ... 2Os.76
c. l.. Arnold, bridge at Bowen's
Run ............... 1925
Joint Bridge Baltimore county,
over Patapsco Falls, Deer
Park road ......r..-..... lUU.VU
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COnstables.
Sub Register,

DIR. Charles r. Foutz, local
register ............. ....9 @Io.oo
e. w. Shriver, sub register 9.lO
w. a. Abbott, sub register. Ivy
N. B. Hagan, sub register. 4.9o
A. s. Whitehill, sub register l.lO
n 10 Sa1hv snh register. 1.50
Michael GIennan. sub register $50
Henry Herman. sub register 500
Ra1tnzer sub register. 43O
G. S. J. Fox, sub register.... 2.2O
Jacob Farver, sub register. 2.5o
eOSo IN
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pan.irirg SHOES 400
r. v. Lewis, taking photo OF
the WOOdruffs .-..-..- 4-uU
Tha Formocone CO. .... $500
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Royal y. Smith, Registrar 49-'
Byron S. Dorsey, Registrar. II
J. Theo. Gosnell, Registrar.-. 81
Sylvester T.. Lewis, Registrar g.
H.1. nI Doric+ror "a
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County Jafl. !

Benjamin D. Kemper, Sheriff
salary ........ ........-.$1, $50
Benjamin I'd. Kemper, Sheriff
extra allowed for horse feed $50
Benjamin ID. Kemper, Sheriff,
extra expense delivering
prisoners .......... $1,000 l46.
Elias nv. Davis, Sheriff salary1 $50
Elias N. Davis, Sheriff extra
allowed for horse feed. ... $50
Elias NJ. Davis, Sheriff, extra
expense delivering prisoners r.
Dr. III. \. Coonan, physician to
JAIL. .... .... ........ 90.
OOd1 If 4.
Hardware -.-.-... ........y 1876.
Meat .......... ......... 1877
Provisions, coffee, soap,
brooms, &C. .l ..... ... 1903
FOIaCOeS ............ ...... 2S
DIuSS $500. S.... L.
Dry GOODS --......- GIL
Wood ........ ........... 40
Bread $500. .--........ -... g.
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John e. Eckenrode, Judge. :. 1896
William Z. Richards, Judge. PA
Robert NJ. Koontz, Judge. $3.50. 44O
Harry X. Shaeffer, Judge. -. zoo
Samuel Miller, Judge ....... zoe
William Arthur, Register OF
Wills, keeping minute book &c
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Collecting Taxes

e. +. Smith, District No. 1. s
z. G. Caylor, District No. 2
O. T.. Baumgartner, Dist. No. 3
J. G.. Hoffman, Dist. No. 4,
Theo. r. Strevig, Dist. No. 8,
Chas. W. Wantz, Dist. No. z,
Irwin 8. Leister, Dist. No. 8,
Chas. T.. Stem, Dist. No. 8,
Chas. 4. Stem, Dist. No. 9,
W. L. Grouse, Dist. No. 10,
John G. Buckley, Dist. No. IL,
Geo. P. Buckley, Dist. No. II,
Chas. e. Smith, Dist. No. IS,
Geo. q. Brown, Dist. No. ia,
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States Attorney,

J. Milton Reifsnider. ...... Il II
Edward o. Weant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
'TR0TTING DATES
HAVE BEEN NAMED
VEST VIRGINIA REPRESENTED
AT THE MEETING.
Lake Erie Meeting VIII &c Held at
Fort Pitt-Gossip Among the
Harness HOrsemen.
(BY MUTT

Dates have been awarded 10 the
cities holding berths in the Western
Pennsylvania Racing Circuit by the
stewards, who held their meeting at
the Henry hotel. Pittsburgh. H.. J.
Carroll of MOrgantown was the Oaly
West Virginia representative. Whcc!
ing was not represented. owing 10 the
fact that this city holds dates in the
Lake Erie circuit. the stewards Of
which will m.st at Fort Pitt on tho
18th OF this month.
Following are the dates announced
by the committee. which Will prove OF
interest tO locdl hOrs-men Who race
over this circuit.
Greensburg. August /: Uelleveruol
August 5; August IS was given 20
Kittanning In order not 10 conflict
with the Grand Circuit meet AZ Bro
nots Island. DaV son will have Au-
gust %; Waynesburg. August IS.
Washington. Pa. September >. Apollo,
September l.. ana Carmichael sep
TENDER II.
The Harvester. champion trotting
stallion. can be purchased by tle
Chlein estate Tor SSO.rA1. II has been
officially announced hat not "A cent
less will b. taken for Gecrs great
trotter.
Salem. y. II. viii now hold dates in
The Grand Circuit. since the New
York syndicate he's announced that
1t does 10 care 20 enter the big r.us.
Lillian Russell. ,ho f,s, ,ro'ror
owned h. g. g. Price az NoGndsyi'lc.
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FIGHT GOSSIP
Announcement Made Of the Bouts at
Pythian Castie-Jem Oriscoll
Coming to America.
(BY MUTT

When The gong rings ext Wednes-
day at Pythiau Castle calling the cur
tain event, the tSht fans of this city
will have the opportunity of witness
inE the best carnival oi bouts staged
here for some years. Tho chief bout
will be- between Goo" stewart and
Young E,ppy of Pittsburgh. while the
pr,liminar:es viii be Mickey Moran
and Young Stony Ritz. and Klaus
and nm unknown The bouts are at
tracing much interest here. y mum
her o. Pittsburgh tans will come to
see thc stewart Eppy go.
The Interior Cf the hall has been re-
modrleG aHd resembles a hrst-class
rOped roma.
Ike Smith. ttn coIOred fighter who
retired some Years ago. is again In
training. Smith viii Try To come
back aad Wall soon ~ matched with
some OF the best men OF his class in
this section
lem Drisoo!l. th" European cham.
pion who conquered Abe Attoll. IS ar.
rauGiu- 20 visit America again and
viii soon be- matched TO meet Abe IN
a -o-round nrht.
Jack Johnson Is after n fight with
10 meets Jim Flynn.
Hugo Kelly will meet his old friend
UN'y papkc. The fCht will be- ar.
ranged Doc the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
by q. J. ShITH.)

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan ls-The Central league meeting closed
nount day. and al tbs owners huriedly left the city fr ,heir horcs
PreshleuT Carson had s200o1 in certified checks q cash a fo-;.t
money. Ere and Wheeling failed Ito put ~ tteir uarant money ans
werea allowed unit February Il to deposit the same. ZanasytIe ,i,hcn,t
not epresente wired President Carson to draw o. hem for g. ao o,,.
tide e. the regular routine OF business todays session produced notbinc
ol paohc interest eScep the controversy over hi schedule. whether Il
vii te = 3 game proposition CT heightened 70 l4 games hs 20 been
run ser Annis. owner OF the Grand Rapids club. was influential
in defeating te scheme for tn adoption II n shorter schedule. Owne,
provision wa adopted 'gardng the payment OF players. Hereafter Il. a
club Is Geinquent five days or more in III" payment of player the
eaeu whl alter having been notified by the player. makes order OF the
cb fer payment and If it is 10, immediately forthcoming the player be-
comes re property CT The league. nus insurIng players against loss of
saar; The anairs Of tbs old league have been wound II D excep a few
Fort Wayne. Indiana. and will arrive in Wheeling tomorrow.
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MAY MAKE BID FOR WHEELING
OR GAINESVILLE BERTH.
Fans Of This City Will Appeal to Var
nell TO Buy Club-5asebalI
Gossip.
(By MUTT.)

10Y WV ~
With Il. F. Perkins strolling down
New York's Great White Way and
W. W. Irwin confined to his home
with illness. il is impossible for local
sport writers 10 receive any intorma-
ton regarding the future of the
" heeling baseball club just AT the
time when II is facing the greatest
crisis in its history. VIII Wheeling
BE- represented in the Central league
next season This is the question
that hundreds OF local fans are ask.
Ing and n that sport writers are
unable to answer. Despite the gloomy
outlook and the attitude of the local
~lpagnates in declining TO make public
any statement regarding the club. in
ClcatiOns are that Wheeling will hold
her berth in the twelve club circuit.
President Carson has always boost
I'd the city. and states IL L. one of
TIE best baseball towns IN the league.
~ thc Perkins Irwin combination do
nor post their Se.0uu guarantee By the
first Of tn month or dispose Of their
franchise. the franchise will Ice for
:"itcd Teen the league will take
charge of the affairs OF the club. and
President Carson will assume charge
until the sale OF the franchise can be-
made. Wheeling is sure to be repre-
tented M the league. n one COnsOla
; ton is that we cannot have a poorer
conducted team man the present one
Fans of Wheeling are dreaming
ana praying tina. Claude II. Varnell.
~ this city. who sold the Fort Wayne
BtHikcns and purchased Il half inter
est in the Providencc international
league team. will take over the local
franchise. Despite n. TACT that IL is
reported that Mr.. Narncll will spend
the summ.r months ~ Providence.
local fans are % the opinion that Mr..
Narnell. owing TO business affairs.
viii continue residing Ia this city and
may be- induced To purchase the team.
Then Wheeling would be in the run
ring fOr the Central rag.
Now Evansville fans are making an
effort 20 gct q frauChisa back in the
Central league. and the outlook f.
NOR than encouraging 20 them
wheel nc Z~ar-.vl.i- and Fri. wore
n1' represented - th" Iruruc meet
~ a"i r.iftr- a. fr.s. team, post
80 '.-- ''-foi' D. r|I..ar.I tfIlf
tr.. waf 1rrr ol- Of fh" I.4rl. and
'h'- "..l ...- 'h- River T4' au
N0 '.' 'ifrr -l'r , ta,s .r
90. srl.
Team De- t-.r. d.
H HaI a
-.. .. '.-. r ~ M
r -'
.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19

Harry Thatcher. the well known
local trainer and driver. is wintering
al NoOCstield. lie will campaign a
string OF Ohio horses next season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
Grand Rapids Meeting
to End Yesterday

WHEELING AND gRiE ostS TWO crries THAT FAILED TO posi-
THEIR FoRFeirS -ZANssvIlE MAcNAres wIeEo cAsSos
TO DRAW ON THGn FOR TWO THOUSAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
River Rats Want a
Central Franchise

national game are working like Tro-
JAMS % raise money to back the team
next season. The management has
wired President Carson for an exten-
sion OF time 10 raise the necessary
money. An effort is being made TO
raise $1,000 by the Ohio fans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19

Now Bert Anris is roasting South
BEND. Annis states that the city will
never make a good baseball town. ana
also predicts GAINESVILLE as a losing
venture. lie states the other teams
should prove paying Investments.