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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

Taking for the subject Of his ad-
dress. The Life and iahors Of br. Bar
nttz. Secretary Hartman ~eulogiEed the
former pastor Of the church. saying IN
Part What 10 more stimulating and
valuable IN life than the memory OF
the men who have had "a leading part
ter The p~crpetuatiOn Of the spirit
and message % great and noble workers.
lars and ground 81 the truth. ~ hu-
nan oenefactors. - u task both delight
ful and essential MANY men Of high
est nobility Of life. who bravely. faith
fully and unseIhshIy aid divineiV-sp-
pointed service. and who lived 20 the
era mat all men might come 70 n
truth and the Hfe. mad a voice not oniy
To-. their own times. hut for the Years
and generations that foIlowed such
a voice had samuel Bacon Harntfz.
lt VII he manifest a. has been re-
marked by some one. That n true deIin-
eator Or the character OF tho smallest
,. ,abs.4- or intercstlnF the arrat-
80 man that al men are 90 an uuspcak-
anle degree brothers. each mans life a
strauge emhlcm % every other mans
sna that human portraits faithfully
come on human walls How FAR rrrnfrr
the interest ana uu~fckeniug that comes
Isom ne study ~ a ne constantly great
ot one Who IN ON hts smvpHfhiea. rur-
poses and activities vas large esrh
vas br barnify-the brave ans cnrnnfr
missionary pastor and superintendent
aN"" |"M .E
gotten from the contemplation ~ tho
nirtn AMI life and service - any truly
rrenf man than from the f~Irrrru.re ~
he source and tracing ~ The course 81
Inc mighticst river On following up
Fich q rifor you may have o. ascend
amonE the '~everiaetur hI1aF d. tracing
a Ereat IRE back 90 its primaI source you
muat rise fu God So with any great
soul We cannot but see that he ONES
from God and thai He fuiTIir Dis mis-
sion auluur men Tor their instruction
and blessing. According 90 the divine
uul
we are assembled IN this christian
sanctuary to-day 70 fv our thought on
would not BE- areakira c-Vfravacarffv
when " RANK him among The most IN
fufnfiai souls fn The church win which
hia forceful life and effective WORK we're
~ closely identified For ~ We acan
ne register foT/ths uiustrioua names 20
a large measure 81 ifa rrowth and proc
nrrIfV Ne rnf no other man Co wfom
80 NAV Justly ascend r. hIENrr place
than to DR. Samuel Bacon Harnitr
tss spsc ~ mere tnsn sorty
- ne sarn~rt ufs % ne planuns and
development % D. church which he
loved with intense affection and which
he served wif1 unfalferfrE devotion
o count 90 no small PRIVILEGE 90 stand
In Iris place on IRIS notable orrasion %
hrinE ny heartfelt tribute ~ affectiot
and asfeem % the mi % my cher
ishrd friend RI fafthfui c~o-iahorer ~
ne ministry 81 ne gospel The SPEAK
vith W Raruitz. especially fn CrrIsfian
ErdeaVor work. ard told - many points
~ strength and heauty in hts character
tontrulnE ur Har mar said I'm af-
tempting 90 rorfrav tfe Nfr ahora
LOO him whom Ne are met 90 honor In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
UEyra1aD oTuncH YESTERDAY.
with Services OF Most Impressive ma
ture in Oonnsodon with Anniver
sary Coisbration-

What was probably the most impress
siye service Of the two weeks celebra-
ton concentrating the nfteth annlNer-
sary OF the founding OF the First Eng
fish Lutheran church wes that or yes
terday morning when the memorial TAD
let in honor OF Rev. Samuel Is. Barnltz,
DID. the founder OF the church' Nas
unveiled. The ceremony throughout
Was beautiful and very Impressive
With former membe OF Dr. barnitAS
sunday school from Cleveland, fltts-
burxh and other cities from "A Instance
PRESENT. the services we're largely at
tended the church being filled 10 ITS Vt
mos, capacfty. II had been prstl4l
decorated for the occasion and presented
a beautiful scene a.rt,ored
The principal address was dellNeteS
by Rev A Stewart Hartman Do o.
Baltimore. general secretary OF the vosEa
OF home missions. and at the close OF W
address and while the audience sang we
Doxoloxy, the tablet was unNeiien ~
" s. Dysinger. pastor OF tine SHNLcu.
vas master OF ceremonies and ne was
assisted BY Dr. Hartman ana keN sam,
rel : Adams. \ male quartette renaeIeu
snerfaI music. The ceremony Was Wiz
nessed bv two OF the three living ch,l-
dren OF Ir. Barnitz- They were a n1"tn
ter. Miss Sue. and a son. EIeD' VI" 10
Wffe. ali OF Germantown IA
THE tablet IL bronze and OF pam oe-
siCn IL IL placed in the wall 70 lut
right ~ the pulpit, and Is W lhcnes
v'de and Is inches deep. Inc ins'rlP-
ten Is as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
BRIEFS.

Tomorrow evening. In the Board
OF Trade rooms. q meeting Of the
advertising writer's Of this vicinity,
will be held for he purpose Of organ
hing q local advertising club. The
club will be affiliated with the Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs OF America.
n IL Is expected that IL will start
on with a large membership.
Extensive plans are being made
by the members Of Osiris Temple.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine for a
trip to Dallas. Texas. next Spring. At
the meeting in that CITY. Deputy I'm
periai Potentate w. W. Irwin. of this
city. will be made Imperial Potentate
for North America and In order to
do justice to this occasion the local
Shriners. together with Others in this
on a special train.
Saturday evenings session OF
Police Court was OF a quiet nature.
The cas- OF John Kopps and Nike
Kerolski. charged with beating a
young man. on the South Side, were
continued until this morning. when ad-
ditional witnesses will be secured.
John Gates was fined 81 and costs or
Is days for drunkenness ,
After spending nearly three
weeks conducting county conventions
in the southern part OF the State,
Secretary A. T.. Arnold and Miss
Martha Graham. elementary superin-
tendent. OF the West Virginia Sunday
School Association, are expected to
return to-day.
ePostmaster Robert Hazlett Is
contemplating attending the annual
convention of Postmasters, at Elkins,
June &c and 81.
On Sunday. evening. June 30. Rev.
W. n. Fields. pastor OF the First
Christian churh. will deliver the In
.nual memorial sermon for the Ladies
of the Macabees and the Uniformed
Ranks. The lodges will meet in their
headquarters in the Odd Fellows Hall
corner of Twelfth n Chspline street
and attend the services in a body.
All members are urgently requested
to be present.
William II. Nay. formerly con-
nected with the shoe firm of Nay
Bros, OF this city. is now in New
York purchasing a stock Of goods.
preparatory to opening a new store in
o@sN "a 10 AoaAt6 anu hAl6Ctb VII
.ishings business, and his place Of
business will be on Fourth street in
the Ohio town.
j. w. Williams, OF Virginia street.
shipped three pullets during the past
week 70 a poultryman at Saskatoon,
Sask., British Columbia. The man
in writing stated he had the best
poultry in that section. but needed
three more pullets to improve his
flock and he asked Mr.. williams 20
ship him three Monarchs from his
stock OF light Brahmas.
Work will shortly be started,
making repairs 10 the several school
buildings of the city; the work TO
he done under the direction OF the
buildings and grounds committee of
the Board of Education. A large ap-
preparation has been made for the
work, the largest being for Lincoln
school. where the largest amount of
repairs are necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
OMSLAUNCHED
At Baltimore for Second Place on r1ok.t
-geverl Oonapdeuoualx Hantinnad

BALTIMORE. June ia-Vice-Presf-
Dental candidates and their supporters
IRE here aplenty. although thus far they
have kept IL In the background.
Toe leaders hitherto have been too
much coupled with other matters for
any serious discussion 81 National Com
mitteeman JosephuS Daniels PROPOSE
tion that the candidate receiving next
10 the high est number Of ballots in the
convention FOR President accept the
N'ce-Presidentiai nomination.
There was renewed talk to-day among
the Wilson men Of trying TO persuade
Representative Underwood. Of Alabama
a presidential candidate. to taSe second
place on a ucke With the New Jersey
governor.
The friends or Mayor Preston. OF Bal
tlmore. have spared no effort TO advance
MS candidacy. and since they have the
delegates and leaders In home territories
they have not lacked opportunity.
New York has three candidates for the
vice Residenry all representatives in
congress William e. Redfieid. Francis
bTrfou Harrison and william SuIzer.
Governor Dix. Of New York, Who Is
on the scene. has been looked upon as A
possible candidate FOR the vice presf-
dency. but his friends insisted to-day
that he was sincere In his recent state
ment that he had no such desires and
was q candidate for nothing eNcept re-
election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.


William T. Terry. OF this city. left
Saturday for Cleveland on a short
b~'.siness trip.
After spending several DAYS as the
guest Of relatives and friends in Mar.
tins Ferry and Elm Grove. Miss F1oe
Ritchey left yesterday for her home
in Cambridge. O.
Prof. A. F. Cox. OF the Elliott
school. spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting friends IN Cleveland. q.
The Misses Esther. Alice and
Blanche Smith. Of Elm Grove. will
leave tomorrow for Chicago. where
they will spend a few days. They
expect 20 visit several other western
cities before returning.
Attorney Frank McMahon left Sat
urday morning on a short business
trip 10 Toledo. o.
Miss Mary Hart. OF Elm Grove. is
spending a few days in Cleveland q
leaving Saturday for that place.
Prof. and Mrs. =. =. Goodwin re.
turned last evening from Canton o.
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where Mrs. Goodwin has been spend.
ing several days as the guest OF rel
atives.
Arthur Smith and sister, Miss Lii.
liam, Of Elm Grove. are visiting for a
few days in Uniondale, o.
Miss Edna y. Graebe, OF this city.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Graebe, who recently pur-
chased a farm at Littleton, W. Va.
Miss Edna y. Graebe. who is visit
ing in Littleton. W. Va. has been i'll
for the past several days.
Mr.. William r. Graebe is still con.
fined at his home in South Wheeling
with illness.
Little Arthur Dyson. who was CD.
Grated on az the North Wheeling hos.
pital on Monday. is getting alens
nicely.
Mr.. r. NJ. Kelly. OF Fairmont. w.
Va, Is visiting at he home OF W. II.
Dyson on the Island.
Dean Charles F.. Hogg. OF the law
department Of the West Virginia uni.
versity at Morgantown. was mingline
with Wheeling friends Saturday night,
returning home Sunday.
A. l. Masterman. OF the McLure.
has gone to Grove City. o.. to spend
his vacation.
J. r. McWhorter. OF Buckhannon.
has returned home after a brief bust,
ness visit here.
VIII A. Spaur. Of Grafton. is visit,
ing Wheeling friends.
c. Paxton Leatherwood. erstvhile
sport writer for the Intelligencer and
later a student AZ the State univer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

sity at Morgantown. returned from
that institution last evening for the
holidays. He will return to the uni.
versity in the fall and continue to
lay the foundation for fame vie the
Blackstone route.
Georgia Sine. of Warrington. spent
Sunday with Wheeling friends.
Carl Bachman. who has Just re-
turned from W. V. L.. will attend
summer school at W. and j.
Frank Kunst. OF Morgantown, was
a visitor here Sunday.
G. p Hood leaves to-day for
U~hrichsville on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
PICNIC AT PARK
United Presbyterian Sunday Schools
to Hold Annual Outing at
Resort Tuesday.

Tomorrow the scholars Of the
United Presbyterian Sunday schools
OF this city will picnic At Wheeling
park and a very interesting time Is
being ANTICIPATED. The scholars will
go 10 the park on special cars on the
city q Elm Grove line. and they will
be accorded every courtesy By tho
management Of the park. Free ad-
mission viii be accorded them az the
gate and Two free tickets good on any
Of the amusements will be given to
each scholar. a special performance
OF the Lady Ministries will he given
IN the afternoon and the affair prom.
sss 10 be very interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
AUTO TRAGEDY
Woman Fun Down, Then Auto mt POLE
Throwing Two others over
Embankment

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. June IA seri-
Gus auto tragedy occurred here tonight
when Mrs. Malinda tOalhank. AGED SO.
stepping from the track OF a south Park
avenue car was struck by an automobile
and run over. She sustained a broken
right shoulder and was otherwise badly
bruised and cut. She was rushed to a
hospital and IL expected TO die.
In trying TO avoid the woman the auto
could not he gotten under cbntroI by
Chauffeur Moore and ran into a pole,
badly cutting T j. Gallagher. and wreck
ing the machine. Mrs. Crawford and
Mrs. r. Trickett were thrown from m
machin and both badly hurt. Mrs.
Trtckett having a broken shoulder.
other Occupants Of the car. Miss Craw-
ford and her mother. Mrs. 2. ford
the chauffeur escaped injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
rh-n put a. Frd % ~

Charles Sable. 10 COOK ~. Ro~he..
ter. ~ s.. Gays he recommends Foley
Kidney pills a every opportunity
because they gave him prompt relief
from a bad case ~ kidney trouble
had long bothered him such a
Sable is direct and convincing owl
denre n the great curative qualities
NJ Foley Kidney Pills The genuine
Foley Kidney Pills are never sold ln
,ulk but put up boz scaled bottles
'nriosnd Dol a yellow carton. An for
FOLEY kidney pills Refuse subatl
ufea. Coleman a. 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

Complimentary 90 Mrs John Yer.
reli. nee Campbell 70 bride ~ a few
dave. tho members ~ rho pff7thra
Bible class ~ tho Stone church Sun.
dav school. o. Film Grove. entertained
Saturday evening With q miarrran-
brides father. Nr william Campbell.
Of Patterson Those present we're
Misses clara Giles. Mary Wavmaun.
Cloyds Ryan. Kate NIckcreon. Cora
Frazier. Lrofa Campbell. Mauda Whar
ton. LOftio and Bessie Smith. Uernire
Brennan and Miss Lawrence. ~ New
oil. Ohio. Mechanics = N Houston.
james Sells. James stewart. Harry
Brennan. Godfrey Springs. wins
Davis. Hiram Elliott. J. v CHM. I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

why. n you have no intention OF
marrying him. have you consented 20
be engaged
Well. 7 have always noticed that
when n ~ aliEhts on a lump Of
sugar the other flies Immediately BE-
gin 20 assemble there -Chicago Re-
~cord-Heraid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

ward McCausland. J. NJ. Meek. Ed
ward Smith. Stewart Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. John Terrell. and Mr.. Vim.
Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

A meeting 81 mo "wednesday Musical
Club will be held "Wednesday after.
hoo IN the pariors Of the First Pres
byterian church and on excellent pro
gram will DO rendered NU members
are requested 20 attend aa ihp an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24

The fourth annual basket picni" ~
the Lima Henning Sherman school
Of expression. will be held this even
Ing. and the affair will doubtless Dc
very delightful G.. j. Chapman has
been selected as POSTMASTER. and he
will deliver the address 10 the class
81 1912 Arrangements have beer
made 10 serve a. least 2O0 people
and an interesting program has pee
prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
FINE PROGRAM
AT ST. PAUL'S
ANNUAL CHILDREN's DAY ExER-
CISES OBSERVED LAST
EVENING
With Most Appropriate Exercises and
Was Largely Attended-other
Social Ooinss.

Last evening in the ST. Pauls
Evangelical church on the South
Side the annual c%hildren's day exer-
cises were observed. at which time a
very interesting and well prepared
program was rendered by the mem
bers of the Sunday school. The
church was decorated with cut how-
ers and plants, making a very pretty
appearance. and the church orches-
ira added TO the enjoyment of the
program.
The children were very prettily
dressed in white. carrying flowers
n blossoms, which was a very
pretty spectacle. The program was
well prepared and rendered in a per
feet manner Following was the pro-
gram rendered:
PreIude-"Preezes Of the sight"
SLorsnz1 81 Paurs Orchestra
Responsive Reading.
Recitation LOUIS Mcdonald
sons e.come 10 -sprinEume -.
- BESSIE ana carrie Delhi
a.......''. Marie Hoffr.utsr
song--Summertime h. Here"........
RecItation-"sparrows"
Trio-.Messases ...-.'..i'''i'..'
bessie KiIiecn. LusIia Frederirk and
Helen Neidsrmyer.
Recitaton-Nobody cares .
song-sprinx" ......-.l..........
Recitation ............ Bessie Snaffer
Recitation ........... Margaret Braun
soioGNever changing Love -.
ME- Helen Meyer
Recitation ..-......... Elsie Warner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-24
NOVELTIES WIN
Interesting Game Goes 20 uovsftv
Stamping worms IRON
Porter nuh

inc NgfeltT stamping Co team won
q vcrv interesting five inufur gsune
from The forfera team on the Twenfv.
sixth street grounds. BeiiaIre Eafurfav
The feature uf the game vas the nfffur
Or g. y Bauer one - whose hits vas
Tor three bases. but called out Tor nof
touching Nrsf base The score
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
Edited by...
Ralph L. Yonker
Baseball Authors Club Opinions
Expressed at so Much Per Op

sending
lei to hold Red Now
when McGra nd Iwereto O Baltimore club
Rube we lighting mad May Will win his
a winning column
Ty should be decided In
y e OF s o
Carrga Rel wi straight.
a and better pitchers
Johnon-The washing human
making Roosevelt look
with his 81 -
Manager John McGrawThe series just beginning psyehosay
disheartened
James Stabilize Red sox although 1t seem bad
thought would
Jimmy McAleer-"I told So
lon. n Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
FRESH TO URNISH
STIFF OPPOSITION
Coach Under Conlin Has Made
Them Formidable Varsity
Foes for Today

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. g.
(SpeciaD--w With any kind of decent
weather this afternoon the varsity
squad will be given taste OF real
football when IL lines up against the
AllFresh team on Ferry Field for the
first mid-week game of the season.
Heretofore in practice scrimmages
the team has met the scrubs, a disor-
ganized bunch OF football players.
sans signals. sans everything that 3
football team ought to have.
Today the Wolverines will meet q
football team which has been drilled
hard for two weeks under Coach Conk-
lin, with a view OF developing the
faults OF the varsity team by its style
OF play.
The AllFresh team is said to out
weigh the varsity, and il looks count
for any thing it surely does. The line
is made up of big men, all OF whom
have had prep school experience, and
some OF whom have had real expert
ence in other colleges
Among these is Elton James. one
OF Conklin's ends, who is rated as q
star. This big fellow weighs about
$50 pounds and is lightning fast IL
he ever gets away from the varsity
ends at the receiving end OF for
ward pass nothing can prevent a
score.
The varsity team has not had a
scrimmage since the Case game,
while the freshmen have been work
ing hard every afternoon. The first
string men VIII find today's scrim-
mage something more exciting than
the daily clash with the scrubs. and
II would not be at all surprising III
the first year men held them to a
low score
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
Big WELCOME FOR
JEAN AT MONTREAL
Frenchman Returns to His Home
in Canada Tomorrow
Evening

When Jean Dubuc, greatest recruit
in the American league, gets to his
home at Montreal tomorrow, he will
receive the greatest welcome ever ex-
tended to a returning ball player.
Jeans friends at Montreal have in.
formed him that there Is to be a near
civic holiday when he steps of the
platform OF the Pullman at the home
station.
The reason for all this is that Jean
is a Frenchman and proud OF 1t, that
he has made the best record OF any
pitcher recruit in the big leagues this
year and that he is the first big
Lacquer TO return to his home In Mon
trcal
Dubuc, with Mullin, has been pitcn-
Ing for bush teams around the state
for the past few days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
THINK 1T ALL OVER
WHEN JEFF BLOWS
Boston Fans Remembered That
Tesreau Was the Only
Giant SOx Feared

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 9.-(Special)
Immediately after JEFF Tesreau
went down to defeat at the hands Of
the Sox at New York yesterday, Bos-
ton bugs began to figure that the
series was as good as won.
The reason was that 1t had been
admitted before the series began that
-esreau was the man most TO be fear
cd by the Red Sox.
III the Giants win the pennant the
man who win win the worlds cham
pionship for them said Johnny
Evers. before the first game, will be
Tesreau."
Yes" added Joe Tinker. 1T is his
wonderful strength that will tell In
the long run. A big below like that
can use a splitter without any danger
10 his arm, and. believe me this Tes-
reau knows how TO use one. The first
time batted against him he had me
in hole before knew il. When |
went back to the bench the whole
club was talking about that fellow
beating US out OF the pennant."
Duffy. Lewis and Hooper OF the Red
Sox declared that the only man on
the Giant pitching stan that was caus.
Ing them concern was Tesreau.
While the Giants were in the east
the Last time the Red Sox had a day
CT several Of them took the oc
casion TO watch McGraw's team play
DO you think Matty and Marquard
will be able to hold you fellows
DOWN was asked OF them as they
sat In the stand
we are not worried about Matty
and Marquard." was the reply. Its
the big fellow that we want tc
watch"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
PROSPECTS FOR CHI.
SERIES ARE POOR

CHICAGO. Oct. Prospects for
starting the Chicago city series which
WAS postponed from yesterday were
poor today. Almost constant rain
last night. and the prospect OF further
heavy rainfall today made the posi-
5ility Of playing less likely.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
FIRST MOTOR POLE
VICTIM RECOVERING

WICHITA, Kas.. Oct 9.-(SpeciaiD
Gilbert league is recovering from
the first serious accident in motor
polo since its origin
Evans, suffered fractured leg when
Evans's car turned ever in a patch OF
sand in a recent game. The car
rolled over twice aud caught league
who fell in the sand Evans was not
injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
UHLAN HOLDS new
WORLDS RECORD
Trots a Mile Against Time in
1853 Flat, Hitherto. I'm
thought of

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 9.-Uhlan
today holds hitherto unthought or
trotting record. Uhlan yesterday
trotted a mile in 1853 in dash
against time. This is faster than any
PAGER even has ever paced without
a pacemaker. II is marvellous feat.
This was not the only worlds rec
ord established at the opening of the
final grand circuit meeting here yes
terday. Manrica won the colt race af-
ter six fierce heats in record break
ing time.
Braden Direct broke his own
worlds record. setting 1t now at 2:02
81, the best time ever made by a
iouryear-old PAGER.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
,Iohn,oh to Pitch In kansas.

COLUMBUS. Kas., Oct. s.-Walter
Johnson, premier pitcher OF the Amer
lean league. has written r. Z. Muir
dock. OF the Galena Baseball associa-
ton. that he will pitch a game for the
Galena team He says he has prom
ised to pitch a game for Coffeyville
as soon as he comes back to Kan.
sas. but will pitch for Galena any
time before or after the Coffeyville
game.
Joh Prfntfng Done Right. rtmes
Printing Co.. rs John H.-sf.