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La Junta tribune., 1912-07-06
League s.ssesll season Is Closed.

La JuntA's league baseball team
disbanded yesterday morning. and
the baseball season Of 1912 is a
closed incident. Manager Ira Bidwell.
promoter of the Rocky Mountain
League. In In debt to the mem
bers Of the La Junta team about
$500 on June salaries. they having re-
ceived only $40 each during that
month. The amount due Mr.. Bidweli'
on the sum agreed to be paid by
the people Of La Junta each month
for the support OF the team, is $50.
and he has been notified by tsle-
graph to appear upon the scene and
carry out his part OF the contract.
BY paying the June salaries. Mr..
Bidwell is supposed to be In Chey-
enne. Wyo, but no answer has as
yet been received to telegram sent
to hisaddress.
Mr.. Bidwell agreed To furnish La
Junta with y firstclass league base
ball team for the season commenc-
ing Decoration Day and closing Labor
Day for $500. In addition to this
amount he was to receive the gate
receipts, and out OF the sum total pay
all salaries, and travelling and incl
dental expenses. Up to July LIST
the gate receipts in La Junta amount
ed to about $500. and In addition to
this amount Mr. Bidwell received
81 200 of the amount donated by the
people of La Junta. or S2.l00 In all
for six weeks OF baseball
La Junta Is the only town In the
league that paid Mr.. Bidweil bo-
nus. the teams from the other towns
being transferred to new locations
almost AS soon rs they landed. Be
sides the amount contributed by La
Junta. MIR. Bidwell lost about So
900 from his own bank roll In fu-
tile effort to float the Rocky Noun
tain League. The teams In all the
other towns OF the league will
probably disbsnd as soon as they
learn that u haak ren In La Jun
u Is exhausted.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-06
Accident st Playground.

MiAs Irene Warner was painfully
though not seriously injured last Sun
day evening at the public playground.
Bhs Vas swinginx. standing. and
when At the swings limit Of height
her feet slipped from their support
and shs fell. face forward. She wss
taken TO her home unconscious. but
under medical treatment and the care
Of thoughtful attendanS. vas soon
feeling better. and has probably for
gotten BY this time that the accident
happened. Her friends arc congrntu'
iatins her that she vas not ssss'
ousiy hurt.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-06
Fort Lyon Canal Celebration.

OF the Fort Lyon supply canal. and
close to the little station of Fen
ton. on the Arkansas Valley road.
was this year the scene of most
unique and very interesting Fourth
OF July celebration.
This occasion commemorated not
only the launching Of the ship of
state. but also the launching, on
July Fourth. one year ago. of the
mammoth dredge whose demonstra-
tion formed such very interesting
part OF the days program.
| An eight mile drive up the north
side Of the river. over shale roads
running through fertile farm lands
brought La Juntaites to the ground
little In advance Of the arrival Of
the excursion train with It's ten
coaches OF passengers from down the
road.
The stars and stripes. floating out
gloriously In real mountain breeze.
from the nag pole OF the beat. wav-
ed welcome to the visitors. Old
Glory stood guard at the entrance
to the grounds, and the national col
ors decorated most beautifully the
speakers stand with its back
ground of green. and its huge bunch
OF sweet peas.
Nothing that could contribute to
comfort had been overlooked by the
committee on arrangements. Benches
had been placed In shaded spots for
the tired of foot. A perpetual spring
OF Ice lemonade flowed free for all
the thirsty ones: coffee and ice
cream could be had. and when on
snowy cloths. under shady boughs.
were spread the lunches OF fried
chicken and all that goes with IT,.
one realized what n Fourth Of July
picnic under the Fort Lyon could
be like. But even "A Fourth of July
picnic dinner must have It's last
course. Secretary Frank Kreybill
In callinG the meeting TO order men,
toned the very tntrestjeS ~ ~
: r-sw~SUss Lyon canal With its $50
miles Of main ditch. flowing <.se0 cu
bic feet per second. with 87s miles
Of lateral ditches. has under cult.
walton 81 900 acres Of land.
Judge Knowles. the president of tn
board. was the speaker of the day,
In a very practical talk he deal,
with the questions OF the day. and
urged the importance OF cooperation
In business as well as cooperation in
government. especially for the farm.
cr. who he said. must get wise 10 Its
Importance. and must learn how Ia
conserve the dollar he has worked 20
hard to earn. Az a concrete exampl.
OF this conservation OF mcans,hc men
toned the work being done by the
stockholders Of the Fort Lyon who
own and operate a machine which has
TO It's credi, 900 900 yards OF exca-
walton year or ~ 900 cubic yards
per month. this at n cost OF about
$1,000. or three cents per yard. and
suggested as n thing equally practical
the utilizing Of the power. furnished
by the twenty-five foot fall OF the
ditch at Horse Creek. to develop
electricity sufficient for light and
power for the homes under the Fort
Lyon. and To spare. This. the Judge
said. In no idle dream. Truly tho
Fort Lyon IL no small concern.
Superintendent Watson gave som,
interesting figures relating to III.
working of the drcdrc. and he was
followed by Dr. Hasty. Mae" Camp
bell. George PuryiKs. u N. Spaldinx
and others. A motion 10 make the
Observance OF the Anniversary n
permanent thing by the Fort Lyon
stockholders. WIS carried unanimous.
iy. and the program was broush, Ia
n close.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-06
Ns,i o'cenner Now Master Mechanic

A telephone message WAS received
here Thursday evening nt 10 o'clock
by Neil O'Connor's relatives stating
that he has been made master me-
chanic for the Terminal 4 Short
Line Railway. with headquarters In
Colorado Springs. Mr.. O'Connor
went to Colorado Springs about n
month ago to act ~ foreman for
IN. railroad that has honored him
with this promotion. His relatives
and friends are pleased with this
recognition Of his worth.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-06
oss~ssSs eesrsh IN - 's"sa-

- fyrt @e%cc. -
- ID0u1u oIl J6lklf. = ceatsr.
se the VOID. bscasss Il vas = day
that Offered something pleasant for
everybody. In the first place It was
= delightful day from the standpoint
Of brecze~. The pleasant winds that
swept by all day. freighted with sue.
gestions that brought memories Of
other days or mental pictures OF far
distant localities. and these winged.
invisible messengers OF the weather
gods made every place 10 pleasant
that the one who did not care to Join
the exodus OF picnicers. could enjoy
himself quite ~ hugely In happy.
comfort within his own window seat
or at his own door stoop.
The day was very quiet. especially
the afternoon. II seemed more like
Sunday II u had not been for the ex.
pioston now and then Of some de-
lightfuily noisy nrecracker. or the
passing Of an auto. buxEy or drsy
decorated In flags and bearing merry
occupants on a quest Of pleasure.
There was a baseball game. and
there were Just ten picnics that We
heard about and goodness knows how
many that we did not hear about
The picnicers were scattered from
tn. h.adxats~ to the J. J. ranch.
and the HAmlin ranch. and you can
no, make any one Of them believe
that he did not have the time Of
his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILL.E. ohio. July IS
rancis Shraski. administrator Of Mich
Suit for $40. 600 damages for death Of
DIX on January Is. 1912. when he was
KILLED BY an engine at Sunithfield cross
ing Negligence is alleged for failure
To sound whistle or ring bell
t. NJ. Simpson has begun suit against
NJ. ID. Leas. tenant to enjoin him
nom interfering with contractors at
work remodeling the simpson block a.
1t is alleged Leas has made threats
against the contractors and workmen.
Elmer Deisinger Of BergholE. I'm Jail
under indictment -for attempted arson.
Vas released to-day when $1,000 bond
was furnished.
Hospital Campaign
Contributions are still coming in for
night after six days work. II was in
tended to raise 100000. but the con-
tributions SO far run IL up to $4,000
with more In sight. The limit now is
$4,000.
Realty Transfers.
Mary Tilton 10 Nicholas Zachino lot
Highland city. $4,000.
Elizabeth Collier to T. C. Maple. lot
William Banneid TO Fred McBane.
two lots Irondale. $4,000.
Lewis McLain to r J.. McBane. lot
Susan Comfy to 9. r. King. part two
lots. Mt Pleasant. s650.OO
+. l.. Finlety. Exr.. 20 \. l.. Koch. SIS
Isaac Jubelirer TO q W. Ault lot
r y Fisher to Joseph Maley. lot
Charles McGrew to J. W. Underwood.
lot city. 500.
NJ. J. Hess to " \. Brown. 10000
squsre feet. Springdale township. al
Mary J. Stringer to J. s. Ruckman.
$1,000 square feet. Wells township:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

That ever popular song hit OF the
season. "Everybody's DOM II" will
find an appropriate application in the
city OF Wheeling to-day. as every bust
ness man and baseball fan OF the burg
is going TO wend his way Islandward
this afternoon and assist in making
Anderson day one long 20 be remem-
oered In Wheeling's baseball history.
Everything Is in readiness for the big
event and the committee which has
been working so hard TO make the day
success. stated yesterday that II
everyone who purchased a ticket at
tended the game there would sure be
sum" jam at that ball game. Be
lieve me or not. they're talking An
derson day every place. and II the at
tendance record is not broken this
afternoon it will be something WON
derful
The Statesmen are in fine fettle.
having defeated Youngstown vester
day. but they will have TO travel a
little faster If they want to beat Goat
Anderson's fighting lads. At the ticket
oifice booster tickets will be on sale.
and II any fan desires 20 pay more
than the general admission he may do
SO at the Office. 4 big brass band
VIII furnish the funeral march for the
poor Statesmen in connection with a
musical program during the after
Moons entertainment. The business
men will meet i'm their rooms al 100
O'Clock 10 20 over in a body and all
are requested to wear their associa-
ton badges. Join the bunch boys and
go to the Island park and root your
heads on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Pa. is visiting local relatives for few
days
IL W. Baker. Of Cambridge. is in
town vis>ting members Of the Alpha Pi
fraternity.
The store OF the Nay Dry Goods
company will open up for business in
the Kerr building on South Fourth
street I'm a short time.
Several Of the local grocers had their
delivery wagons In the grocers' parade
In Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. : .. Gamble. or New Castle.
Will be here the first OF next week 10
spend several days with relatives
Miss Lydia Reynolds has returned
from few days stay at Buckeye lake.
Ben Samuel has g1~v TO canada to
Will be accompanied home by hts wife
and child.
Everett brennan has returned to his
home IN Fairmont after short visit
with his parents.
The rain Of last evening was refresh
ing for time. but the mill workers
had hot night
party Of the Lady Maccabses Of
this city attended the 1auuar picnic at
Wheeling park yesterday. the lodges of
The home II Dr. j. l.. Harvey on
south Broadway street was fumtgate
yesterday. the physician having recov-
cred from scarlet feve-
Several matters OF Importance will be
brought az at council meeting to-mor-
row evening. including the rules OF tn 70
safety committee
Mr.. ana Mrs George Vennum spent
yesterday with their daughter. Mrs.
Emerson Showers. at Elm Grove
number OF local prop-e will spead
the week end at various camps
hundreds OF children are enjoying
the refreshing swimming pool at the
Fairgrounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
CONTRACTORS RUSH WORK
ON M'COLIOCA STREET PAVING.

The paving contractors. Coss 4
Meyers. who have the contract for
paving ~ McColloch street. are now
rushing o." work and expect % have
% completed within % short time. The
work az hrst was rather slow. bat that
~as due 'o DO" grading aud leveling
which VAS necessary. hg- since the
coucretirg ~ fh" bod has been done.
fhe wori wil progress rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Tnftn rhrnat-n.n v..n-

WASHINGTpS. July President
Isfts thfeatened veto n the annual bill
nspropriatiug money Tor a.. judicial
and legislative departments. u b. con-
tains tire provision killing th~ new court
81 commerce. has brought "A form ~
COMPROMISE which members - both
hranci % ~ both brauche- % congress
believe may nee the Presidential Yhfrr-
ton. Tho plan o. 20 have tho bill elm
mate tie court Of commerce. hut make.
@pec'hH provision 90 carry r-e I've fifges
as evtrs fe.iersi circuit Judges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

ucketS, note for 1880 a rniiroa 4
tliket and several papers Indicating that
ne was Interested fn the sale of Tens
and. ~" Promised 60 20 10 the coast
without requisition papers and a war
saht char< inS him with being fugitive
morning by chief Hastings
Harry " rkn'eht. Andrew Foley and
Aiuoli THOMPSON. thr"e runaway bows
from l1ttsburRh, were picked IN last
night and viii be- held until Information
concerning them IS heard from the
smoky CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
MARTINS FERRY
erHf,11 E2s.f-<rzra.S cszp-ay. q
1As CIV - 1.c-...s
C.r11Al s1-rn

Ter srafta. uar-sa -t-rtrx Cr-n-a-y
e - 90 F.aaEr. IT 49, aurnIre a.
7a-lrE 49,. 49, - sr-arg-l IN
AsatAa SEA Hffr = $780, rI1Tas arl
= - $500 ~ f4rE1srel lrrs. a. carl-
49, 80 rruaal- I'M frtr nifF rte cas1-
- -lA 80 70 1890 81 80. ne
usanI raEInE ne~u UrrF sanr~ssfI1 -
l4rtrg frrlr srar rer- a. lu1al r-opls
o. unf ~lsn a. tase over fre srnTk tEe
con i4rf - alr~al4 rece.ked pru.rosi-
flors from I've alfi.rsnt cities arkinx
hen - la--ats and fh- stocs Wtl -
li-iso-s-l ~ 10 eNTaecfeI TAT inral
p-cil~ HlN k~sE tae entsrFrislnE cou-
qary IN tlls vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Two export American drillers have
just sailed from London en- route from
he United States to the Burma oil
folds. where they art 20 erect and
operate the first Parker rotary drill
INK installation In hat neid This
has been shipped 20 the order o. the
Burma Petroleum Company. on whose
territories 10 will be used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
BRIDGEPORT
Local Base Ball Team wins Ftrst Game
ON Trim IT aaltnsytlle Yeaterday.

The locals came out victorious yes
terdAy in their opening game at Saline
Vile. winning by the score OF to =
Morgan pitched for the locals and put
up a good game The team Will play
another game at that place this after
7 Don and at Dillonvale tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

The funeral services OF the late An
drew Braun. were held yesterday from
the Bohemian Hall at Wheeling Creek
large number OF friends and relatives
attended and the funeral was in charge
OF the bohemian Society. OF which the
deceased was a member Interment was
made in LinwoOd cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
BETHANY COLLEGE:
ABEnr L. cA1rEnou. Mgr.
BoSm ~. eth Floor.
CIT BAUE BuILDru0.
100 Market Street.

BETHANY COLLEGE: Seventh I'm
i cuItur Orato
sienes shorthand anil Engineering
main
pipe
The
Of Agricu uapep
f HooksC
fu
PRESIDENT THOMAS cHAaBLETr D. w. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

U ne SUNDAY school OF the Trinity
Lutheran church held their annual pic.
nc yesterday az Readers grove, near
"St wheeling. AMI very enloyahI.
tifH" was spent hy all those attending
me crowd left this city on street cars
ana well filled baskets were taken along
At tho grove various games 81 amuse-
fneut were injulred in and "a was "A tired
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Arthur GILES and Thomas. the former
crack Iitrter "f tho local team. are here
for a few days. whil, the bali park ~
sharon j. being put ia good shape The
local players have made an excellent
showing since jOiniuE the sharon team
ani there u NO danger Of their being
Turmoil off
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
WIN Haxe Hoor,a.

The Wilson Progressive democratic
'luh OF this city. has secured an option
on a suite OF rooms In one % the Local
buildings and may close a lease for
them within the next fe~ days The
rooms will be nicely furnished and will
be used as club rooms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Dies ut RavIand

william Pastor. Neii known rest
dent Of Rayland. died at his home at
that place yesterday after long i'll
ness OF asthma and complication of
other diseases. The deceased was In
his hfty-ninth year. AMI Is survived by
widow and two children. The funeral
arrangements have not been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
VIII Coma Hero.

J. III. Williamson. or Columbus. a
speaker for the Anti-Saloon league.
was IN town yesterday. and will arrange
for datesat the various local church es
In the near future. The speaker will
take up the matter or the amendments
submitted at the constitution conven-
ton concerning the liquor traffic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Intunotinn nnninnh

c>the hearing on the Injunction case
OF Mrs Ella GinglinS against her hus-
band. Thomas Yingling. yesterday at
I st 'lairSville the injunction was modi-
fed - some extent Mr.. Eingling Will
be- allowed to trespass on hts wffe's
I premises. but will no, ~ allowed to
interfere with the property
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Evan Reese. employed at the Laugh
lin tin plant. sustained a bad cut when
he came in contact with a hot pack
while at work yesterday morning The
cash which was sustained on the arm
required twenty-four stitches TO close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
BOOSTER


70 EsarasE
ANTal $500 FrlE1r anrarr
FAR uurtrW-sf rr-rrrrn
Dar,~n-s Ter Whssazx
r-Hf EauaT Ia lrrEsL nrI
Hal1g
$1,000 49, - Gra-am an1
Wrlsaar
LAst 81 rransa
q % neal tirs~f o. -arr player
~ Nr--iirE team SCORING ran -
f~fer Garnra~lus
Two rslsrtii~ SlEEzer hats %
nrrt tso men gettfnE three h-zE-
g~rs. open o. uoth cluhs-F
Ernrh
Pair shoes values az s. 90 20
PLAYER mailing rrst HON. run
Marn's fNnauer
straw hat 90 the PLAYER who
steals tA- hrst base-Ailen a
Hunter
Pine suit q Hart. SchaTner A
Marx make TO nr-t PLAYER on
either team making the first
home un-iiohunn q puvali.
Pair $500 Walkover SHOES To-
player making first three base hit
IN each game--Sol Mayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
A. Adminiatrntor.

Victor Fuzzy. who acted a. adminis-
traitor for several foreign miners who
were killed a short time ago. has Sc
cured settlements In probate court for
seven OF the deceased in the sums Of
from $3.50 TO $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

iearl MOrgan, The vol Known local
base ball pitcher heat the strong Sa-
lineVille team for bridgeport yesterday
afternoon on the Salincville grounds. by
the score OF to The game was
never in danger and the local boy pitch
ed "A fine article OF ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

The street Department flushed the
fire plugs I'm different parts OF town
yesterday and several needed repairs
Were completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Bruce Willis. the man arrested for
driving numerically a few days ago
was taken to the county Jail at 81
Clairsville yesterday by chief Hyland
IN derault OF the payment OF the SIS
fine imposed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

force Of men started to work on
the Ieunsy lvania freight depot yester-
Gay, putting on IRE proof roof and the
work will be completed within the next
Gay or so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Hoard OF Ravfcu

The board OF review which has been
at work all over the city. for the past
forty days. finished up yesterday. and
Will make their report 20 County Audit
tor Campbell to-day. An increase OF
more than 100000 will be shown in the
report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

a Lansing maj. charged with abusing
his wife. was arrested by the police
yesterday and put up for his appear
ance before Mayor Breosck this morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Yesterday was Grurers day aul AL
q a.. lusal sfers- were cluSed during
ne Afternoon. mos Of tire lrupTleturs
attending the plrnic A. MhesltnE Fark
The barber rhopz Ner. al-o clor-d for
the afternoon. a. Ner. the Law o.flces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
win Arrange Program.

TheprOgram for the anniversary cell
ehratiOn of the Trinity Lutheran church
which will be- held on July 2sth. will
Pc arranged within the next day or two
and Will be one IN which the best talent
81 the vicinity will take part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Clipp Athletics.

The Clipp Athletics Of this city. will
play the independents Of Martins Fer
~. to-tnorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
on the Macabee grounds. and an inter
esting game IS expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Socialists Meet

The Socialists OF this city will hold
an important meeting this evening at
Shafers Hall and all members are re-
quested To be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
Martins Perry Rrt.fs

J :. Waters. Of Pittsnurgr was a
local business visitor yesterday.
Miss Callie Smith. Of Elwood city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

Man'iss@r Anderson last evening an
nounced that Wincheli the latest a,,,,,f
Sltlon 70 The pitching starr. would be-. his
selection for the first game thiS art
win iiilIey behind the artillery Frank
says ne feels a. though he couid t,ifch a
~ hlt game to-day and we hope. h. has
me right dope. II he pitches in the
lni n ne dlSplayei at Hichland Park last
sunday against the hard hitting Steel
Hl'h. u SAFE 70 predict which way tn.
game viii 40. The lad has had a long
i"9t ana should deliver. Peaches era
ham Is the selection for the s.,nnI
same AMI no further comment is necas-
stry. Welsher will work with Graham.
nuf-ccd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19

MANAGER Goat Anderson and Everett
robinson were all smiles last evening
business men and fans Of Mhaelfrt. have
tehcn 80 much interest IN th. booster
movement Last evening Goat said 4
!"el kCod Tor two reasons. first because
the people Of WheeiinC ar. sbo,,fn..
th"ir loyalty To the team and second.
because the boys are working 80 hard I
reRlly reel proud OF the team anil Won
der sometimes where we would he ,~vy
~ We hadn't lost those thirteen games.
While our chances for tie pcnnanf ar.
not as bright maybe as some Of the
that Ne have "a good chance To- finish
Two r thrte"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-19
10, TIE E y Dispatch has the following

% say % Wheeling.
One more club has forced Us. wnv To
the front and demands r..,Dxu.ffo a..
iennunt contender This club is N Ee.I-
ING. a once d~-pised outfit fpefr..
ftfeaS Or - gaines "Hr'y in tho season
almost put ~" club down and out such
was not the case. however. tn the last
month me Stpzt-' have been hitting fha
IiEh pAtHe,s rrd npw. nlthuugr 100 sivfr
bih'", ar" only six and o. half .-ause
ron ~" fOp Incidentally ffrs are
only ~" an 1alf games behind E~i.
Win siN clubs IN fHe rHrriuc. Their. is
small chance fur the fau. going stale
for while yet