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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29

OS ANGELES. Feb. sS,-Oh FOR
Sherlock Holmes TO Unrayel the
mystery connected with the now
celebrated "JeGrIes to Cofrroth"
telegram asking Coftroth not TO
cancel Attens heh, because he lost tho
championship
Jim Jefrrles, the most puzzled of men,
stu insists that NFeathcrweight Cham
pinu Abe Attell successfully put one
over" on him.
First. JEFF issued voluntary state
mcnt 90 the effect that he had not sent
AtteIl had signed, or caused his name
20 he signed TO the wire which went
north TO Promoter Jim Coftroth asserting
that Attell had been entitled TO a draw
with Illlhanc and that Abe should stlll
he recognized as the featherweight cham
pion.
Next came a statement made by At
tell In San Francisco. in which the little
boxer claimed that jay Davidson, a local
sport writer, had written the trouble
making telegram, but Jcftries had signed
It,
Davidson. a triHe pcevcd at having
been scrambled into the controversy, says
that il was Attell who wrote the mes
sage and induced jeff 20 sign II ot a
time when Jim Was feeling pretty
good" The telegraph compaRy's records
show telegram written In A hand that
differs from the signature, Davidson,
writing for an evening paper. tonight
printed the following signed statement:
AttelI has seen TT to drag me un-
willingly into the fuss and I shall
avail myself Of the personal privilege
OF making a statement OF facts rca-
tive 10 what ] know regarding the
now famous telegram from Jeffries 10
Coffroth. The night after the fight.
AtteIl visited Jeifries at the lnttcrs
place Of business and talked over the
decision with the big fellow. jeff
told Attell very plainly that he could
find no fault with the decision and
that had he been refereeing the bout
ne would have been forced TO do as
Eyton had done. Jeff added by way
OF sympathy for Attcll, that he was
disappointed at Abe's showing and
felt cnnadeut thai in a rntmrn match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
''YOUNG FITZ' IS
NOT LIKE OLD BOB
" natioual News Service.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Knockout
Brown had one of the softest picnics OF
his strenuous career in trimming Young
Bob FitZsimmous in the ten round wind
up before the Longacre Athletic club to,
night
FitZSimmons was far too proud OF his
facial beauty 10 cut much figure a
bTuiser and devoted most OF his time TO
hasty retreats, with his face smothcred
in his own gloves
F'itZSimmous save Brown some ten
pounds in weight. He averaged about
two or three leads TO the round and con-
nccted about third Of the time Knock
out simply hammered Fitz when and
where lie would, especially in tine last
four rounds. F'itz was a sorry looking
sight at the finish,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
BASKETBALL TEAMS
COME FOR TOURNEY

Basketball teams from various rarts
of Utah VIII arrive In salt Lake TO-
d8E TO take part In the state tourna =
mcut which begins tonight. Among the
teams which got in last night was the
RiChneld f,yc champions of the south
ern division. and looked upon as one of
the likclicst contenders for the cham
Dionship except Of course. the r. Y. L..
team viii play Hinckley tonight and
tnc l.. n. :. team viii play Pleasant
Grove. opening M the tournament The
UIchheld team consists Of Coach Jack
Christensen. Eldon Beal George Mel
son. Arnou Chidester. Erwin Miller. Guy
Porter and Grin OeiiVia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
A Warning Against Wet Feet.

Wet and chilled feet usually affect
abe mucous membrane OF the nose,
throat and lungs. aud Ia grippe. bron.
ehitis or pneumonia may result. Watch
carefully. particularly the children, and
for the racking stubborn coughs give
Folev's HoDev and Tar Compound Tt
soothes the iuhsmed membranes. and
heals the cough quickly. Take nc sub
stitute Schrsmm-J Johnson. Drugs,
'The r'Substitutors," Eve (5)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
CADETS PRACTICE /
RIFLE COMPEL

High school cadet companies
first rife match In the history Of
talon yesterday, Zach team VI
posed of five men. Five email b
put up or the rifle range and \
pnnies shot al a time. The poy
shooting and as soon as one ~
hit one ball the opposite team bed
firing and another man took n
In the first match Company 3 n
Company a. In the second man
pany & won from Company p. I
nerS will shoot for the cham
Friday afternoon Cadets who
Company \ were. Mallus. Ottesel
dali. Mayors. FollanJ. Company .
men were Jarvis. Reynolds. Ban
and Iverson. Company Cs m
were Rydalch. Mays. Spears. Leg:
Bean. Company D's boys we're n
F-razee Thomas. Bello and Siege
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
CHINESE PUGlLlSl4
ALSO LAUNDR{

Ey international News sefS'ce
MhRBLEHEAD. Mass, NJ
Young Jasper OF Boston ano " ~
gan OF Cambridge foHSht =
round draw here tonight peless
blehead Athletic club. An Snu
ncse laundryman from saieiS,
acquired considerable local
boxer. made good In his D9u. a,> m
llminary. getting the decision ION ~ ~
Grimm OF Boston in their siA-'''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Charleston Entries

CHARLESTON. >. G.. Feb 2s.-En-
triSs for THURSDAY races,
FiTst race. four furlongs. scllinr-Clin-
ton. l0.: Fort Sutter. los: Prince Fonson.
ITO; Little Wah. los; Ralph Liovd los
Rostsrtium. ilS: BurReois. los: Rose
burg ", Fred Levy. los
Secoro race. seven furloncs. selling
l07; Plant. 100. Lvno. i02. Congress t.
man james. Cav Bird. i01: Stcicliff 10.
Colonel Brown. i02; Monsieur. W.stuof-s .
land. i01, Yankee II6
Ihird race handicap. SIX fuIiongs-I.su
Mexican. %; NontCalm. loo. Mack .
ku6anks. rs; Spcnn. los: KiuE Clvpian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Hoppe Wins Billiard Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb ss.--Wnlie Hoppe
tonight won his 2e0o-point 1S.I-baIkline
billiard match with Harry Cline. Hoppe
won the afternoon game 400 to 3Q3 Fiis
nigh run was 96 and his average % 9-lT
Clipe's high run was S. aud his average
1877. In The night game Cline could
put together only $50 while Hoppe was
hCCulnuIaunS MS 800 points. Hoppe 5
nigh run was ~ aud his average l5 To- %
II li.25 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
TROLLEY LEAGUE
NEEDS ONE CLUB

a meeting OF the executive committee
Of the Trolley baseball league was held
last evening a the Western Arms TO
arrange for the opening OF the season
March 81. The league Is still shy one
team and any team desiring TO Join can
apply at the Western Arms company
Managers OF the Manhattan league were
present and agreements were entered
INTO between The TWO leagues which VIII
avoid any conflict OF dates Clarence
Groshell was appointed director To
take charge Of thc east side Trolley
teams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
BENNY M'GOVERN
OUTBOXES

By International News Service
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 9S.-Benny
ern OF ST. Louis won tine decision
rounds Of hard milling with Halr.
of Kansas City tonight before y
hers OF tho Concordia CLUB AZ ~
The contest was a rough one ~
the end both bows were bleeaIn5
McGoveru had the speed ana
landed without much trouble. ~
TO knockdowns. but MeGoVeln "
into the ropes half dozen l'n's-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29

yards-Edna Collins. TOO: Black Blanch.
lu2: Anemus l07: Dolly Bultman l00
New star, io2 Question Mark. lC'; War
ncr GrisWrll. lO2; Moutclair. I0,.
Fifth uacc. selling. siN 'urlonEs Fa-
theroa. Sc: ROYAL Captive. iOf: Ragmau
l01. LackTcsc. i13; Ochre Court, 93:
Camel. loG. Bcrkcly 100: Elizabeth Har-
wood. lQ3; Hcrick. Jcsgup Buron. l01.
siNth race selling. mile and an eicbtb-
Profile. 90. Single File. 1903: Dixie Knight
l05; Montaguie. 40; Henry Hutchinson
lO5: Peter Ponder 100: NV Cal. lg1: Col
conda. iu5. VI. Cambou. ion
WrJfhcr gus. track elow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Fast Eight-Round Draw.
tnrnaiionnl NeNs Service

D INN'ITd IIUIIdI 4NEWt s>tTNItf,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. Zs-GeorRs
Nitsou of BROOKLYN and Tickle Sanders
of Memphis, tonight fought the fastest
eiGht-rouud draw ever witnessed here
During the entire nEht there was never
bit nf loaiinE on either side aud u was
o clean hGht from start 10 finish. About
the middle OF the bout kitson scanned 10
be having the better or the milling hut
Sanders retaisted in the stiocaedinr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Jeftries Signed AHelIs Telegram
But Did Not Know 1t at the Time

it Abe would train properly. he would
be able to regain his lost aurels.
left even went so far as TO author
ize mo to- say for him that he would
bet $40, 900 that Abe would win in a
return match under such conditions.
JEFF frequently discussed tho decision
in my presence and in the presence
of others that night and at no time
did he vary In his expression OF APP
provsl OF the decision.
Later In the night Attell seemed to
fear that Coffroth might call off the
Attell- Murphy fight in Frisco and he
expressed these fears 10 Jen. lie
finally went back Into Jcftries's pti
vate office and wrote ont a telegram
to CoHroth, which he asked Jeffries
TO sign. The big fellow, desiring to
do favor for Attcll, consented 10
sign the telegram after asking Are
what il was about and being told by
Attall that II was a wire 70 Coffroth,
urging the Frisco promoter not 10 call
off the fight with Murphy.
Jeff did not read the telegram, but
signed it. was. present and heard
ali the conversation and saw Jeff
sign the telegram.
Not only myself hut many others
who talked with jeff and heard him
talk with Attell that night about the
decision and heard him say to Attell
that he had fought a rotten" Hght
and that the decision was proper and
right and the only one that could be
rendered in common honesty and
fairness. Attel hardly will try to
twist Jeffries's words into any other
meaning. because they wcre 40 plain
and emphatic that misinterpretation
or garblins was impossible.
Confronted with all this informa tioT
TeffrIes made the following statement:
Attell SAYS | signed the statement.
Davidson says signed il. but | swear
that | have not the slightest reco-
lection OF doing SO. Abe is q. smart
chap and he put this over on me.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2S.-Ahc Al
ell the former featherweight champion
moved into training quarters today I
,repare for his fight with Harlem Tom
ny" Murphy on March o. Attell receive
warning from his physician that h
must work cautiously because Of
Hrenched shoulder muscle.
Murphy also began training today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29

PROVO BOXING AND
WRESTLING CONTESTS
specIal 70 The Trlbune-

PROVO Feb. -S.--Local sport faus are
promised the best boxing and .,r.s,,S, =
contests tomorrow night OF huy OF the
series gwen 10 tho opera house thI. sea :
rnu. george IOrdosn. the IichtNrIchr
Gr"ck. VIII meet HcurY ZONES ii, ar.
eight -i"und glove contest The main
wrestling event viii be between Joe Ma
rcy and ~ Anderson. Massey agrees 10
PIN Andsrso1 10 tho mat IN thirty min
utes- Therc are 20 he four preiirniuarv
Hnn ara g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Yokels Plans T all When
Shoulder Is Injured
Salt Lake Grappler Expected to Remain on De-
fenSive Until Last Hour and Win in
Sudden Rally.
sn.cl.I II rhe TrLhunc-

~
ILEVELAND O.. Feb 2S.- Nike Yokel foolish
match of his confidently his ability throw
the Of those accidents which
compelled Yoke play defensive order
avoid being thrown himself The accident of
his shoulder when Gehrne threw him the This
hurt that Yoe has tecgraphcd Harry eagren
Salt Lake promoter his with Julius Johnson would
be date later than March L. scheduled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
HinckIey Beats Cedar City.
al 10 The Tribune

SrFfilu 10 Tho Tribunr
HINCKLEY. Feb Is -Hiuckicy's has.
ketbal team. by defeating Cedar Citv
five tonight. 50 10 20. won the rish TO
NAV against Eichfcld in the state tour
namcnt al salt Lake tonight. Iiinckiev
led uesriv all the way and had littlr
trouble in taking the measure OF the Vis-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Togo to Box Couloa

FORT SMITH. Ark. Fsa e..
Togo. the Japanese Dan,sH,an,r5- H.
Battling Nelson failed 10 s.
six rounds here Monday nlshn seni
matched for "A fifteen -ronnd -
With Johnny Coulon. bantam -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Wins Ten Mile Race.

HEW YORK Feb IS. Billy gu.ai th,
American professional distance runner.
"uiian Percy Small nood foniehi in a ton-
tlluc rdce here Quesi defeated hts rival
,ue the lead al tho start and never being
Ho9drd- Tho wirneT'S tim, -vl. - n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
ZbySZko Defeats Rogers

lNDIANAPOLIS. Feb 2S.-ZhysZEo
easily defeated Yankee Rogers IN wrest-
ing oout tonight. gaining the first fall
NteS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
UTAH UNIVERSITY
WINS ROUGH GAME
speclsl 10 The Trlhune

LOGAN. Feb. 2S.-The basketball team
from the University Of Ttan defeated the
AgncuituTBl college five here tonight in
the vouahcst game that h-s been wit
messed here this season. The final score
was u 10 = In favor OF the university,
Two II the university men were in
1ured Cdv sprs!ned his ankle early IN
the game and later on Lon Romnev SUI
IeTed a morr serious sprained ankle. and
Cdy replaced him. Romuey may not be
able 10 play again this season.
The lineup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Emerson Beats Burlington II.

Emerson \. &. last nicat defeated the
buIlington III. basketball team. 30 10 l..
Ihis Is the fourth straight victory for
and Fairbanks, Burlington's best nIay-
- Were Bssome and Y. FaIentine.
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
j. FRESA|ES bEATB|
BY THE HIGH SCH
Last Game of Season N
One-Slded Contest, End
in Score of s. to d.

The high school baskatbsn h.y.
their last game Of the season -.
afternoon. They defeated line H.
freshmen Ia an easy fashion hs
OF 53 TO q, The high school ,esm
out in the lead and was neysr' (
The freshmen did not make = ncl-<
thc last five minutes OF ths A.
when. they took a big jump sna
2l points. ~
The freshman team disbsnded I.s>
and only got together To plnv thj<
The only time that the freshmsr
cnsnce was Wher they took ths
but they did not keen it I'M. m.
half ended with tho score ~ n
favor OF the high school. In ths
half the freshmen could NOT ma
hcsdway at ell They only raeI
points during this half. The h.
was free from any rougnnegg. hu,
second half the boys struggled
ously all the time. Both tsass<
good on foul basket throwing, h
of the high school and Rslph a.
the freshmen each made nine
Out Of thirteen chances 10 scor, E
for the hiSh school team ysre Il
PIXIE snd Wilson. Both Pyke and
ley were hne al throwing field t.
The star for the freshmen IVES
Done.
The lineup
High School Fres1.
Pike. o.. .Ralo5
Ward rd..............c,... :. ....V|
S'aaoWHN .''. H.. -. -.
Elpln ha gEp.S Ill an,iay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29

Field baSkots-IIaWley .,
Ward 4. Wilson 4. Ralph Done A.
as 4. Williams ]. Rsferce-F1tRs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Blu III. M. Walker.

OS ANGELES, Feb. 2S,--Oh, for a
Sherlock Holmes 10 UnraTe the
mystery connected with the now
IL celebrated 'Jc(fries- to- CofTroth"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
HALLOWEEN
CELEBRATION
ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE GIVEN
FINISHING TOUCHES
A. Big Meeting 20 Be Held Monday
Evening - Parade Details
viii Be Completed on
Tuesday Evening.

Announcement was made last even
ing that after next Monday evening
no orders for wooden Halloween ham
mers will be taken. Until that time
individuals or organizations may be
supplied h. tsiepnoning 435 on the
National, or calling in person at Hal
lowe'en headquarters on the fifth floor
OF the Schmulbach building.
Orders for more steel hammers
have been placed. and they will like
~ be here not later than Tuesday.
Before that time. however. Il is be
lieved the original 10000 will have
been exhausted.
Several interesting Developments
were announced yesterday. Work on
the large wooden hammer. which will
be burned. may begin to-day in order
10 complete IL not later than next
Tuesday. An enormous canvas ham,
mer has been stretched across Market
street from the Schmulbach building
TO the Taylor building. advertising the
coming celebration.
Last evenings Bull Moose parade
looked more like a Halloween az.
fair. for practically every automobile
IN the procession was decorated with
Halloween festooning. while scores
OF wooden hammers were in evidence.
Women were on the streets last even.
Ing carrying the small hammers in
their hands.
Some Slight Changes.
IL has been announced that some
sHsht changes have been made in the
program for the dedication OF the
hammer next Thursday afternoon. II
Is possible that some changes will
be made In the list OF speakers. but
me othcial program will be out in n
day or two. explaining any new ar.
engagements that may be made.
one OF the most important meetings
The commission will hold will he ,ha,
or Monday evening. The place for
the meeting has not vet been an.
h0lhced. but owing 20 the fact that
the attendance will probably be large
a good sized hall will be rented II.
nal arrangements will be made Mon.
day evening. On Tuesday General
Lancaster will confer with his "a.
slstant marshals and aides. Positions
IN me line OF march will be assigned
AT this meeting and the duties OF the
narshals and aides outlined by the
Ieneral. who has had wide experi.
ence in parades.
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RESTS

WINCHESTER. Ky. Oct. s5-Th.
ne motion for abiI for M. nft.er5 a.
lthI1hts who are charged with the
n,uIaer OF ex-sherinf IA. Callahan. or
i,i'u'I'ltt county. In the Circuit Court
UP th" presentation OF testimony. Al
most everyone OF the accused men were
nia'r 20 on The stand and in each case
the knowledge OF a conspfrsc,, 80 800
yer taIllhan or Of any fund TO paw his
asrnssins was denied
Inc testimony for the defense will he
.ohlihhei When court convene- again
tomorrow. and following this the ruiing
on themotion for bail will be made
sIter which the jury for the trial OF the
"'i'huanLs VIII be empanelled
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passed against the sale of food and II
Il Just as reasonable TO pass a law
prohibiting ihe sale Of food as IL IS
10 pass a law prohibiting the sale
OF drink" Following this subject OF
intemperance in eating. the speaker
stated that II would not surprise him.
were the true records known. that in
temperance in eating has caused more
Ills than iutemperanCc in drinking.
In closing. the speaker attacked the
Prohibitionists. stating that they
were a narrow minded class OF people
who were attempting 10 make a rule
that would III no other class than
themselves. that they are attempting
TO substitute rule for principle. but
that this proposition will not be
accepted by the people. and predicted
that the proposed ratification OF the
amendment would be defeated by a
large majority.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.
chants ane Other Wholesale Dealers.

. NJ IL r II titkl-th CIV ~. Tusf
the state Board of control Df 49,. Sfaf.
OF West Virginia viii receive hti~ ia IS
az It's office az Charleston. West YIN
sihia. Tor furnishing supp f"r tIt
several state Institutions. t.r financial
managsfnrut of which - vested IA saIt
BOARD contracts viii DO" awarded TO tho
other things hc.ng equal. West Virginia
dealers VIII DO siveu preference.
Lists ~ supplies needed Will Dee fur-
niSted bidders or receipt Of req IcS =
stating tie line desired.
STATE BOARD tF CONTROL.
@g-i-ti Charleston. West NtrF MA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
Business Annoyances.

u suppose nearly everybody wants
something cheaper than you have in
stock
NO. said the girl 40 the counter.
occasionally somebody wants some
thing more expensive"
All"
And the trouble rs that you can
never size 'em ~ in time 20 write a
new price tag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
To Transport Indians

JtAREZ. Mex. oct 25-General An
nert' FEDERAL commander here. said TO-
daN that he has asked Mexico CITY 10
arrange Tor the transportation of eev-
.ial hundred armed Yaqui Indians from
SoEaies. Mex. TO this post by wnv Of
NogJlez. Ariz.. md ~ Faso. Tex Per.
mission 10 send the Indians through
hltcd states territory will h@ request
he said '""i''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26

one OF the newest sleeves is sman
ana comes 20 the elbow. and is sewed
INTO a very small armhole.
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Application for Parton.
Application for Pnroon

Notice IL hereby given tlat on or
about the i2th day OF November. isis
an aspiration VIII be- filed with D. a.
lterSou. Pardon AtforntV. CharI.-tor.
West Nlrginia. foi tu- pardon oT Mik-
bulic. convicted OF the crime % nialic-
i"u- w"unding. at the January term. 1912
or tAe criminal Court 90 ohio county auI
Sentenced 90 Imprisonment IN tn West
g.nia f"nitentary Tor the period 90 Two
i've years
tSignedp MIKE DJLi,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
Wanted-Male and Female Help

WAETEp-Manufactu Of new excIu-
siN' linen nee. and toe Guaranteed
I"NlfIf having largo numr 81 regular
'n~t"W"is. offers liberal Inducements g.
i'Hu pr woman ia each town 90 visit con
tHii".~ direct iNclIS We territory
..'.b. fdrksr knitting 60. $50 chest.
mt So. ThIls. Pa. a-.S-tf-ssf
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Application for Pardon.

NotiCe j. hereby given tHit on 90
about the 2th day ct Nov,mbr-- 1912.
fierson. Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
West virginia. FOR fur pardon of ilmer
Austin. convicted 80 fh. ,-I utr 81 grand
larceny al the Man Term. 1912. = the
criminal court uf ONO comfy auI SON
ten - 10 imprisonment 100 go. Vs. Ntr-
einia Ienlt'utary fp tAe p,riod or ;Wo
years
tSiEnedt ELMER AUSTIN
ohm
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TOR REM

FOE REHT-Two furnished rooms.
suitable Tor young ba~ncss man. In
quire at 81 18Th street. CITY. aug -24-tf
ron REET-Nicely fuTnisr-d 5 aud g.
room Hats with bath. iNT night hot see
keeping. rent reasonable. Apply go ~
ron. -. Aug 5-tf
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FOR SALE

TOE SALE-l-auudry outnt 90 go FL al
Laundry with all htttuE~ wall sell
any way TO suit the one that buys A.
t-rt B,ss. Mcclure Hotel. Wheeling "
Va ot-tff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-26
Market Street Business Property

Market Street Business Property
Most cetnral in city. You sln't
own or lease a more substantial
estate than central Market stree:
property. Commands best rent.
never fluctuates value only gets
better.
One Of the best farms in Jeffer-
son Co. Ohio, near Wheeling
highly improved
Splendid lying farm in Ohio
county. on pike and car. SIS y
acre. Care for il. and soon worth
six times the amount.
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WANTED loan will give nftv dol
Lars interest on loan OF $500 Tleare
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