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The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Keep Baseball Clean.

PITTSBURGH. May 9.-"The man
who CANDLES on baseball is just as OBJ
noxious to me as the man who gam
bles on something else. The practice of
gambling in any form Is abhorrent and
brings misery always" said Chancellor
s. B. Mccormick, of the University of
Pittsburgh, today.
II like baseball, and / want to see it
kept clean as sport. I am not sure
whether law or education will drive
away the evil, but l think education
probably will be the biggest factor.
Anyhow, I'm dead against gambling in
baseball or in anything else"
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Hammers out for Flynn.

The proposed change in the rules Of
the amateur commission said to be up
for consideration tomorrow night is
likely to work more harm than good.
To have twenty men tied to one team,
and forced to sit on the bench all sea-
son is not giving players a chance. The
amateurs want to play and as often as
possible.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Cobb Doesn't Shine.

Ty Cobb's young brother Paul, holding
down job by the skin of his teeth with
the Lincoln club, of the Western
League, has the magnificent batting
average of .O65, proving that in baseball II
there is nothing in a name.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Coulon wins from ham"

Washington is stocked with wrestling
talent at present, each man being eager
to get a crack at Joe Turner. Wait
Evans, Jack Reece, Jack Connors
George Porter, and n newcomer named
Pappas, from New Brunswick, Canadc,
with Westcott, another challenger. are
all in line for bouts. Montana, who de
feated Reece last night, may take SOME
of them on until Turner returns from a
Southern tour.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Games Today,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 8: Boston, g.
Cincinnati. 5; Philadelphia, L.
New York, II: St. Louis, s.
Brooklyn -Pittsbugh-Rsin.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Games Today.

New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Cricket Club waking up.

J. Upshur Moorehead should have
little difficulty in winning the title Of
the Chevy Chase Cub closed tourney.
Tennis devotees are to be denied the
stirring match put up by Zee Nc
Clung and Moorehead, which was the
feature OF the match last year. Mrs.
Moorehead is a likely winner in the
women's singles.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
No-hft game for Hummer.

When e. nine-inning game is con-
cluded at 6:15, what time will an EXTRA
inning game wind up? Indeed. il ia
more than likely that some of these
extrasession events will be called for
darkness. necessitating doubleheaders
during the hot weather. No wonder
there is a deep-seated opposition to this
late starting of the games at Florida
avenue.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Game Struggle Hopeless for
Griffth's Climbers,
After All.

and the bowling Of the mob back of
him. He took a third strike, and the
Nationals had lost another battle to the
Sox. But was a great fight down to
the very end.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Easy for Georgetown.

When is that screen to be erected in
right field? After all the visiting teams
have scored homers over the low
renee? We heard a lot of talk last
winter about this screen, but 1t has 80
far failed to appear. Perhaps a. few
more defeats caused by drives over the
wall may wake up the authorities-per-
haps
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, I; Washington, g.
All other games postponed-Rain.
Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York
The Washington times., 1912-05-09

Washington .....O0 % 2 I-s
Chicago ...............c o-7
Left on bases-washington. S; Chicago. 5.
Innings pItched-Iohnson, 5; Becker. a.: Benz,
J (none out in second inning); Walsh. s Cnone
'out In the eighth inning; Lange, :. At bat
Against johnson. 2l; against Becker, u;
Lange, g. Hits made-On johnson. s: OF
Becker, 4; on Walsh 10: of IAnge. 3. Struck
out-By johnson, 8: by Becker. /: by Benz,
!; by Walsh {: by Lange, 3. Home runs
Lord and BoaIe. Two-base hits-Moeller
Knight, Zeider. and Block. Double plays
Tannehiil to Rath to Zeider; Zeider to Rath
TO Collins: Zeider to Lord. Hit by pitcher
BY johnson, Tannehill Passed ball-Block
Cmpires-Msssrs. Perrine and Dineen. Time
OF game? hours and IL minutes.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Perrine looked weak, indeed.
Tannehill is unfortunate.

both Knight and Flynn overlooked
pets IN not hitting the bah when it was
tossed 10 the plate in a preliminary
warming up by the Sox pitchers. "stuf-
~ Mclnnes won game for the Atb-
Ieucs last year by hitting one of these
practice balls for homer in Boston.
only schaefer benefited by the de-
moralization of the White sox.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
NO Deal Possible That viii Include Walter Johnson Saws Mnad
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Cos sip
Every Knock Is a Boost"
Wasn't II a thriller?

Wasn't It a thriller?
-
tnat the Nationals are a scrappy prop
osition seems well understood by the
"hlte sox. Griffith has impregnated
ms lads with the do-or-die spirit, and
lnls shouid win many game this sea-
sui no more do we see the boys curl
up and go to sleep as soon "a thev ara
behind. That is merely a signal tn cot
busy these Gays.
Perrine looked weak, indeed.
The childishness Of Harry Iord the
White Sox captain and third baseman.
Is difhcult to understand. He kicked Of
every decision and did more to make
benz unsteady than anything the Ma
uonais did with the bat He should have
oeen nanlshed from the game for de-
laying 1t on several occasions.
The Washington times., 1912-05-09
Uphill Fight.

Then the Nationals commenced their
hard, upaill fight Morgan, hitting for
Johnson. singled to short. Moeller was
called out on strikes, but Foster drove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
Floods In the South.

A vivid o OF distress among
food sufferers in the south was given
yesterday by ~. J. Wirkus, an eye
witness. on his return from Baton
Rouge. He told of the work in life
saving performed by an Alec motor
truck which was forced into five
weeks OF day and night service by its
owners in that city. II has since been
appropriated in the emergency by the
Government authorities.
Every known duty has been de
manded OF the truck SAYS Mr.. Wiz.
kus. 1T has hauled men. women and
children 10 safety out OF places from
which they otherwise might not es
cape. Loaded with sand bags il has
been rushed 10 the scene OF weak
spots in the l%eveos. has kept hundreds
from starvation by supplying provi
sions.
The work the truck did for It's
owners was noted by the war depart
ment officials in Baton Rouge. They
arranged a week ago To press ~ itnC
their own service. Since then IL has
made trips many miles mp tho river
returning 20 Baton Rouge loaded wifi
persons who had been rescued along
the vav"
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SISTERSYILLE

SISTERSVuLLE. May 3i.-William
Exley. clyde Hagen and Curt Hall re-
turned last night from Blue Creek.
days on businoFs.
= j Gillespie returned Yesterday
from Charleston. W Va. where he has
boen ou business Tor several weeks.
Mrs Joe Kaul and children. who
formerly lived here. returned yester-
day from Uluc creek. " Va. % visit
With relatives for several days
Joseph IS Tiaif returned last niFht
from Wheeling. where lc has been on
"a business trip
Assistant IusfmaHfcr Donald l.
SfIrr. rr returned today from Clarke.
iurE M 80 where ha has been ~.
'rrirt fhc assistant -pcrfmasfera
rHrfsr on
I'D Dr. .I.r Hf furrr. o.
f..r .f T.r and WUa Harrnr.r
H.. IHI d. f.a dave
Tra .HH. nnseha team -Iar
. God. ra rfr ffn
.r a.H"T fr.- Hr trr $685. rIra
ration Iar Trrr .
E n~r m. ... r.Hra fH
w-r
.r mi" ra e. f.
Nar frr
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ST.. CwLAIRSYILLE

ST. CLAISvILLE, May 31.-In pro
bate court in the matter OF the estates
OF John Adams. Martha Watt and
Andy Laszlo. deceased; proof OF pub.
LEGATION OF notice OF appointment
filed.
In the matter OF the estate OF James
Taggart. deceased: account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter Of the estate OF Al,
mira Groves. deceased; William
Groves appointed administrator. bond
In the sum or 800 with Delbert Per,
kins and II. II. Groves as surety.
In the matter OF the estate OF Mary
Roberts. deceased: letters testamen.
tary granted. Martha Mclaughlin ap-
pointed ~eNecutriX. bond In the sum OF
$500 with Elizabeth Pyle and j. W.
Morris as surety.
Tn the matter OF the estate OF Eliza
beth Weiday. deceased: letters tesla.
meutary granted. Ada JcpgDn ap-
pointed eXecutrix. bond in the sum OF
$4,000 with the American Surety com.
pany Of New York az surety: J. r.
Grassland, =. O.. Amos and VI. +. vii.
son appointed appraisers.
In the matter Of the estate Of vii
liam White. deceased. application TO
probate Iill.
I'm the matter OF the estate % Isaac
Rose. deceased. inventory filed and
approved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
Pointers for the Motoris,.

l. is always a good plan o. carry a
package ~ extra valve parts such as
valve insides. valve caps. washers and
dust caps. says the N.chelin Tire oV-
pert. These can be bought for "a few
cents and are az times invaluable.
The small rubber tipped valve inside.
which is really the valve proper. some
times leaks when Old r. can be
screwed out readily by invertinc and
inserting tre notched valve cap and
using 10 like a screw driver. When
the valve inside Is removed 10 8. only
tho work Of = moment TO AZ a new
one.
4 leaky tire valve Is sometimes re-.
sponsible for a fault blamed on a
slow puncture When pumping up a
tire n the pump handle comes mp Of
itself after pushing down on tho in.
fati0n stroke a leakv tire valve NAV
be looked COR. II the motorist car.
ries a spare set Of valve parts he is
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evening for Tulso. Okla. where she
will spend the summer with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Clouson.
Dr. r. II. Boise left Friday evening
for lronton, o.. where he will visit
bis parents for some time.
Mrs. Frank D. Mccoy left today for
Holins. Va. 10 attend commencement
exercises OF Hollins seminary. from
which her oldest daughter. Grace, will
graduate.
Mrs. J. G. Morrison. OF Main street.,
left this morning for Wheeling TO
spend the day shopping.
Ralph Treel left today for LANA
o, 70 spend a few days visiting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

The following decisions were ron
drrcd hv Judge lynch fin common
pleas court here today
lu the case of Joe Tstzena VS. the
state OF ohio. ln error case brought
uu from .he court ~ MAYOR Davies.
OF fHIs place fIa decision OBJ, the may.
H. n. Gained
rn Tho rafe of Zlrk Comea vu tho
state off uH.. aa error $50 tr.IEh'
.. .rr" f.. court rf MAYOR N...nT
.f V.-H. FERRY fro decision 1f -le
rH.Hr r.- ~Hvr--rf
OBJ. .ra .f wI-.r rrrr- ra fHa
r H.H .rH- coco H-
# .. court .f vrs.r Ht-EHr
H.r .a fr. .r H nd.
HH.
r .Isa John . H
.. N.. .r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

truck. and il has beer put in opera
non IA the out the pike district. on
account OF the dusty roads in that
district 10 insure the patrons getting
bread thar is strictly clean. The
doors on both ends roll zap and there
Is positively no way that dust can
get 10 the contents of the wagon.
Charles Thornburg is the driver OF
the new car; several more OF the
same pattern will be delivered in the
near future 10 the well known con-
Germ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
The loxler.

Branch houses and agents OF the
Lozier Motor Company report an I'M
~precedented record of sales following
the recent announcement of the Type
~ Lozier. 1913 model. The announce
ment was u simultaneously in news
papers OF all Of the principal cities
and the response has been immediate
on the part OF the motoring public.
Innovations on the Type 20 in the
way OF left-hand drive and the new
automatic-level oiling system are big
points in the selling campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
WHEELINGITES ARE NOW
PLANNING THEIR TOURS

falling ninety-eight whole barrels.
The s~even-ton truck required three
men. two 10 stay with the truck at
all times and n to assist with load
ing. This truck carried n~inety-nine
whole barrels in the seven hours.
The big heavy truck could make
only three trips during the allotted
time. while the lightweight. faster
Franklin made fourteen trips.
The heavy truck carried only one
mor barrel in seven hours than the
lightweight truck.
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and is now undergoing repairs at the

and is now undergoing repairs at the
shops.
J. T. McDonough. the woodsdale
plumber, has purchased a Hudson
runabout for use in connection with
his business in the out the pike dis
trict.
William McNabb, OF Glenwood. has
accepted a position with the Engineer,
ing and Equipment Company. in the
East End.
William Connely. a well known
pilot. OF this city. left yesterday for
Detroit, where he will accept a 20
! sition.
The o garage being built by
Charles Freese. OF Woodlawn, is un
der roof. and will be completed some
time the coming week.
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To be able now 90 have feet that
never ache. never get tired. blistered.
swollen or chafed. or have corns. cal
louses or bunions. Il a glorious recon-
penss for all the other aches and pains
one suffers IN the winter OF life. TIZ
makes the feet feel yonuE. and young
feet make YOU feel young all over.
I've tried many things for my poor
old tired feet. for those hunions OF 90
years, and for those corns that have add
Cd wrinkles 10 my face. I've tried plas-
tiers. powders and salves-aud nothing
has ever given the relief that TIZ has
Ny feet are now strong and vigorous.
they never get tired or swollen. 7 have
no corns. callouses or hunions any more
they are boys feet on an old mani
TlZ gives instant relief and cures all
foot troubles. n operates on n new prin-
ciple, draws out all the poisonous eNuda-
lions that cause foot miserics.
Don't accept substitute An elderly
man especially, mas "A mind OF his own:
see that YOU get TIL
TTZ. % cents a box. sold everywhero-
Cr sent direct. on receipt Of price. bv
Walter Luther Dodge x CO.. Chicago. III
Recommended by all Drug Stores. de
partmeut and general stores.
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Reeeives NeM rruek.

The Home OF the Good Shepherd
received a large delivery truck this
week for use In the Edgington Lane
laundry. 10 is a very large machine
and will take the place OF several
mule teams. now I'm use by the laun-
dry: several more machines will be
ordered by the Home II this one
proves a success.
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$500 and Costs

The hearing Of John Shenk. OF May
nard. charged with the illegal sale OF
intoxicating liquor. was had before
Squire Davies here today. The de-
PENDANT had been arrested on three
charges and was found guilty Of each
charge.
For each OF the first two charges
he was $50 and costs and for the third
charge he was fined $500 and costs,
bringing the total fines up to 5000 and
costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

Louis Shelter. OF BellaIre. was
brought before Judge Nichols in pro
lafr court here today on "a lunacy
charge and was found f0 be guilty
lie was ordered committed 10 the
state Institution Tor the Insane at Co
lumbua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

up from the cour OF Mayor Wyckon
OF Martins Ferry. the decision OF the
mayor was affirmed.
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Splitdorf

It's a long cry from a small loft in
NandeWater street. New York CITY.
where less than ten years ago he and
his father and a couple of workmen
made. make and break coils 10 a So.
100000 corporation making a mag
neto a minute and over 5000 sparl,
plugs a day. but hat is what G.. +.
Splitdorf. Inc. accomplished in less
than "a half score years and last week
the final papers i'm the big three and
a half million dollar merger between
the Alvord and Spiitdorf interests
were signed. with factories ar New
York. Newark, y J.. and Torrington.
Conn. and employing thousands o..
employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
STEUBENFILLE. O.. May 81
Corporations are making their per.
sonal returns for taxation. and some
are az follows:
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Franklin Cars.

A competitive test between a truck
OF heavy capacity and a truck of
light capacity IN the same service
has just been completed by the Fu.
hrmann & Schmidt Brewing com.
pany OF Shamokin. Pa.
The trucks used were an ~air-cool-
ed Franklin one-ton truck and a sew.
en-ton truck Of another make.
With the Franklin truck. one man
loaded. hauled and unloadei four.
teen loads Of beer. fourteen half-bar-
rels for each trip. In the seven hours
during which the test was made. to-
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all right. but not so his less thought
full neighbor who left his in the gar.
age,
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\ short circuit may occur through
defective insulation in the wiring Of
th" coil. and this can only be traced
by the W0rdrg OF coil itself. SAYS
G. =. SplItdorf. Water acts as a con
ductOr. and 10 tine Insulation Is sat
urated with water or liquid mud. this
condition will surely cause trouble.
The only remedy is TO protect the wire
properly.
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Ill Reminds Me of
My Barefoot Days!''
my Fee Never Get Sore, Tired or
chafed Now, Because . Use TIZ."

"TIZ makes me feel like a boy again.
Nothing would hurt my feet in those
days. even when Ia run around barefoot
ed with Rover. over rocks and pebbles
and sticks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

Tis a FAR cry from The frozen ice
fields o. Alaska 90 the smooth boula.
wards o. a western capital. vet sam
blackburn. who drove 81 fine team of
Eskimo dogs and to1a Uncle Sans
mail across tho Alaska SHOWS 20 nv.
m"rnIs mining 'c.'.os' ont OF Yukon.
has como down from his fr.cid fast.
ness fo enjoy the more temperate life
OF driving 60 high powered StoddarI.
DAYTON motor car
blackburn Went north during 'ho
earliest rush OF gold hunters and
spent many years boz and around "a
glacial camp. making some mighty
good strikes h.f unaware az Tine do.
'".orm"rf NJ Ioh things as aufomo.
h.n- S'or os of "-norssInss carriages
had reached fno mining fraternity and
occasional. 20 magazine ar nevspauar
showed pictures vhirr. Oh Sam look.
81 more or Joss 'suc.f1I lie con.
o.Hd'd 'ia' Them critters would ba
900 right. Do gentle"
When Ho cot back to Seattle "a cow
veee- q o. of 'ne frs' things bo
bought Nas aU automobile and Na Inn
Wri.a'n's sof ou' 10 tame q. D.,
driving 1u' .r'' mo mountains o., i9,s
up an old rl' aho ran "a hIg par.G,
power plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
MANY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE
INDIANAPOLIS RACES.
Roads Are A Sea Of Dust-RspubIi-
q Candidates Arc About All
Good Road Prophets.

Each summer the auto owners OF
Wheeling spend their vacations tour
ing along the seashore, in the noun
tains and around the Great Lakes.
Arrangements for this seasons tours
are now being planned and within
a few days the advance guard OF the
tourists will leave this city. Al
ready many touring parties have
taken trips from this city 10 various
points In mis- locality. but no lengthy
trips have yet been undertaken.
The autoists who went to Indian
epolis TO attend the races started
coming home last evening and by
this afternoon all will have returned
Harry Mcclure. Col. Clark Hamilton.
T. A. Westmyer and wife and vari-
Gus others have returned.
This summer T. A. Westmyer will
make his usual run to Atlantic City.
This trip will also be taken by Harry
Mcclure. sr.. Elmer Hour. John
Schenk. George f. Stifel. viii Colvig
and others.
Glenn steinmetz returned yester.
day at noon from the Indianapolis
races. Mr.. Steinmetz stated the
races were a disappointment this
season. He said there was not as
many entries. nor as many persons
in attendance as last year.
John J. Finnegan. William Som
merheld. Albert Schenk, JPr.. Andy
Mckinley and Albert Schenk. ST,
who attended the races spent yester
day in Chicago. They will return
tomorrow.
The Packers Auto truck and Ford
runabout. which were on exhibition
at Indianapolis. equipped with com.
pressed gas made a fine impression
Many ~ the autoists. who attended
the races announced that they would
equip their machines with the com.
pressed a instead OF gasoline.
The fire engine truck being dem
o%nstrated 10 the city by the Packers
Auto company. has made a favorable
impression among the members a
the department and IN all probabili
ties Wheeling will soon have a mum
Der of auto trucks installed In The
FIRE department.
a picture OF the start Of the 500
mile race was on display In the
front window Of the F%innegan cat,
yesterday, and attracted much at
tention.
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rrueks AZ INDIANAPOLIS.

The Packers Car Company. OF this
city. had two Of their large trucks at
Indianapolis. they were placed on ex.
hibition there during the races: they
were equipped for using either gaso-
line or gas, and attracted a great
deal OF attention al The show. Mr.
Becker. OF the company. had charge
OF the trucks.
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Ancient Amo.

Featuring the Travel and Vacation
show in Grand Central Palace. New
York. is "a Columbia automobile that
was built seventeen ago and
gaN" fourteen years o. service. Battle
Scared. but stiIl capable Of operation.
he old car is far from resembling
the conventional motor car OF today.
For IFS day and date - was a re.
markable achievement The wheel
base is reasonably long. but when first
built Us length seemed eternal The
steering Is by pivots In axle Jaws. for
u seemed 20 BE- early realized hat
the firm wheel steer was not prac.
teal for cars.
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line or gas, ana a great
deal OF attention az the show. Mr.
Becker. OF the company. had charge
OF the trucks.
The W. p Wcimcr Sons Company
received a large delivery truck this
week for delivery purposes in con
nection with their store. 81 will enable
the well known firm 20 better take
care Of their steadily increasing bust
ness.
House and Hermann received q
large delivery truck this week for de-.
liveriug furniture I'm connection with
their business. if % proves a success
several more OF the same model will
be purchased By the Grm. This is
tho first furniture house in the city
20 place trucks In connection with
their store.
The following people from this city
have returned after attending the
races ~ indianapolis. Albert Schcuk.
ST.. Albert Schenk. Jr. John y
Schonk. Charles Smith. ~ the Pack
ers Car Company and Nr. Schafer
also OF the company
The hlfenhoim Garage has received
several new 100 second hand cars aI
their garage a. Woodsd1lo This week
tho company is making several add
f1ual Improvements 20 their rarars
also.
s large touring car turned over or
tre pike near the S. bridge. tho frs.
OF the week. while ourputc fo tu,
Indianapolis ices. huf thn driver wa.
%uI.u.urad. and after some slight ro
pairs was able fo resum" his JOURNEY
. westward
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John J. Finnegan. William Som
merheld. Albert Schenk. JPr. Andy
Mckinley and Albert Schenk. ST.,
who attended the races spent yester-
day in Chicago. They will return
tomorrow.