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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
Ask Chance for a Conference.

Los ANGELES. Dec. l4-Frauk
Chance received a telegram today
from President Farrell Of the New
York Americans. asking him 10 come
10 New York at once 10 talk over thn
managersh.p ot the Hlghlandsrs.
Chance said ne could not leave his
orange ranch at Glendora for time
and wired 10 Farrell asking that more
details be sent regarding his proposi-
tion ad more time before starting east.
Chance said there was no mention
II 10000 salary in Farrelrs mes
sage and added that ne would not g
90 New York unless worthwhile
wage were given him. Farrells ieIc-
gram today was the first official no
tice the peerless leader" has had u
the proposal 70 make him manager
of the team
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

Well ~ tees ;g' .!r,.s t.- d pre-
s1- re a-t i-en b, cones IKE A,
r.sar t-e ts-.
on ,as outside TIE cl,-s.tei-'
crates iAs prot. aert!l o-i the cat,ls
T1sy al !os,.sI o-.-s.i 6-i NoscoE
He cr1ucaes c0Ea around re IA
corner 6: the t4Ek az says
Nhsn ,hs tsHi !E f-I C e=pIEsts
- -s 5cbs .sans over ,as edge q
~ uLE. aad -sin. says be Sir
mara. huge IT. hLs n!E!csl cen
u yo-TL marked - as the creates
ever, Lr1 ezlc-.a,et 70 pull coEl more
cola t1sl aI!octy c4A have az BE-
deceit But ne VlgsieI a!s lead
2, usI BIT noV ls, ne 's.. you
honest q ii-t quite arCstic enough.
al mats ne ivi. For ersnple-'
'GTau,' grosls az lin Clear
cut, 10 MAJ Via, handles iaag.ess
rsg,y,ez aGs Any call
Dear ne. s-cA .aagv.tEs," he pro
tests mi.a as rsbt!,s n.k IN t.s.
co-b1l dated, honest ! an. 70 hear
E-ca from lady mermaid Al,
moreover Just think how .np5-teat
= would ee Of you 20 hc,lsr-noT
wouldn't ~ Sort Of shake public
cont1eaee. sh al that, eh' Down
Lucy down, thzet sced, nice lady
mermaid"
He r.aehs, on, an bits rea eracE
over u. sesseed oa ny brow v!,h
ais long eaa.
Down. Lucy down." he repeats
ard his tone FOR pure A-One insulting.
neu vas II iopn'ichsr st all tine.
! ANT through villa you yet, Eays
ae. res1uin h!s mild usauers Com.
pose yogrsslt; there's another bglch
ci Z. "a due In three minutes See
you Tomorrow says Re, and We VIII
resune the spor, Mermaid hunting
noth.a Ike T., greatest eyeri"
Aust Ia changed Lis mind about
Tei,ia III! o-uorrov-nsybe thought
"a put "a prot, wise, al have him
excluded. which sure would have
tone-tor. anyhow back be comes IN.
side Of an hour. an with him couple
o' huss.es with such low br9vs that
their hair ;snsles their eyslashes The
three Of EN- fronts up 70 our tanE.
along of big an spe.lbound crowd
an none o the audience seems more
plumb interested than them three
Aoscows sleeve looks bulgy.
The prot. he seen7 uneasy and on
his guard. notices the stream Of
water amt comin>in IN, and Judge. Beet
is bein' held as reserve for immeNt
action IN case o. need My nerves !s
all 10 the dippy, so cant hardly do
my stunts az all, and the prof. has
TO more than prod Every tine |
dips or dives, Gee thinks I, this
here b just prolongin' the agony.
I'm sure ~orkiR' shellgame on my.
self, thinks |. an the sweat begins
TO core. An every time | comes UP,
there st!ll stands Moscow MacShane
and his L. BIS. just smilin -smiliu'
That bulgy sleeve ieezes me.
Make her dive again, professor"
speaks up one OF the l. BIS, innocent
Ike. tossin' penny in. See II she
can find It on II bottom She can
see bes; in a dim light. can't shsr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
CLOSE CASE AGAINST
InPEACHED JUDGE
WILL BEGIN PRESENTING TIE
EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE
On MONDAY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE tea-
timony on which the house manages
ask the senate to convict Judge Rob
ert 49, Archibald of the commerce
court II misbehaylor and misdeln-an
ors IN office was concluded today. On
Monday attorneys for the accuseI
Judge Will begin the presentation %;
the witnesses for the defense.
Iodays witnesses Included G. ia-
rue Munson OF WiIamsport 20,
Samuel H. Swingle u the Premier
Coal company OF Scranton; Fred y.
Jones OF the Delaware q Hudson Coal
company, O. Ii. Van StOrch, a S.tau-
tDn lawyer, W " Eisinger. coaI
man Il scranton, " ". Ruth, hank
cashier ot Scranton, J. r. Wilson.
secretary of the Scranton Honduras
Mining company, Edward 4. SeIr.r
clerk u the federal court ia middle
Pennsylvania and r. f.. Farrell u
NsU York.
Most u the witnesses testified in
regard To Judge Archbald.s alleged &C..
tsIty .u regard 90 the gulm dump
leases and the discountlng Of otes
bearing his name
Muuson and SesTle were examined
Zoo regard TO the raising II $500 az q
purse towards defrayiug Judge Arrh
hald's expenses ON a trip to Europe il
1910.
Mr Munson said he was asked 90
subscribe tu the purse but that he do.
oIIued because of his high regard TOR
the Judge and his desire not to en-
b3rrass him.
u would like Co say" added Nun
son. that always found Judge Arch
bald absolutely fair and impartial and
that ] never tried case befor, a
NOR" honorable and upright iudge
than he"
Mr Scarle declared that since testi-
fnnE before the house judiciary as'n-
uittec he had refreshed his memory
u regard 20 the purse. He said the
plan tu present IL originated IN talk
about giving the Judge dinner ne-
fore leaving for Europe. II devciop"i
that only light or nine could attend tn,
dinner and SO those who had planncl
the affair agreed 20 give the Judge ine
money raised They feared that the
Judge would refuse It and so put ,ha
money In an envelope marked sail
ing ordcrs-do not open until two
days out"
MIR Searle said some lawyers coin
planned because they were not asked
20 contribute
MIR. Searle said that Judge Archibald
came to him upon receiving a let,cr
from the judges wife's cousin. Heu!y
w Canon. inviting him to be his
guest on the European trip. The wiz
ness explained that Judge Archibald
hesitated TO accept because those ne
owed might feel he should have used
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

--lF.esscel, cc'ors al bsauti'l,
ccr'ccrs q fls cttyorlluary .arge
Epec.Gsn. Let.s-s '-s prot. ,ry.l IA
.r.-g bis lecture 20 = speedy finish
An captured aliTe after a detprii
struggle ty CC,orei Lfsandsr WEBB
KCB On tae z1th o. last"
say pot butts 10 the other L B.,
hos long can she stay doSn7'
she requires a diu l.Eai Ike all
'.s specie iorgss the prot. necs an
neck v.,h TIA, 0nisous curiosity o,
% Moscow gang Lives 10 DARK
ocean caves a. i4s.nessss. which q.
their native abcd. among m coral
reefs And zov Ee ~i.l pass"
Under water they i've inquiries
ire hrSi L B again In caves, you
say Far down among tlem beautiful
oersl rseiI'"
W1y-er-yes answers ii prot,
hlI voice almost treskia With sup.
pressed torture IN crowd begins 10
r'o's "a whisper But yog-yoL
understand, ia sSi, rEter-0i course
a. Is, out there on IA coasts OF Van
D.enens Land IN IN China Sea
Everybody knows that Salt water
an that makes a difference"
No such thing" retorts tss L g..
pull!a out book from his pocket u
got a yolyume here, wrote by Colonel
Webb himself, where he says-lenms
aad IN place, page 1856 he says"
Never you mind What Colonel
NAkh
Amt ! been handlin' mermalds daily
Al hourly FER the past eleven years'
Don't ! know their habits? We will
nov pass On TIE outside. The cut.
side"
Hold on Held on" says the L. B..
polite an easy. Not soul starts for
the outside ContrsrySise, they
crowds up closer than ever. till it's
regulation ssrdine pack Some
.sughs an | hears confused scraps Of
ak. II this hare Mermaid Lucys
caught alive after desprit struggle,
.ast 9Th o March, first an only one
n captivity, how comes Il that"
Don't yester him speaks Up Mos
GOV, sCOtLin'i!ke That's matter
- -4Fs fAa44s ~ nat inter - LA4n
here Intelligent audience now IS j,N-
ta!s-ho~ long can q genoolne Rer.
maid stay under water: Now prot,
It's up 10 you!"
That's right-right!" hears tn
crowd repeat How long, Make her
try It Moneys worth! Hold er
under"
Say. an sweatin blood. or amt !,
We will now pass" begins the
prof again. all OF q tremble an rub.
bin his chin with shaky hand; but
Moscow interrupts once more:
We don't press the point It's
inmatcrial-an besides, Lucy amt
well today. She's ailin'-I know Il
by her looks-ailin' and nervous. But
somethin' We would ike to know ls
what she feeds on? There, professor,
her diet; what is IT."
"Dietf answers the prof, his
spirits risin Ike an oil.gusher "Diet'
Fish, mostly-fish snd-and-"
"Eels? volunteers Moscow. IF SO,
/ have here"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

g1np b., ,o-siEht yosI fall round =
! C.sGi yea
Tasz ye el!ncAeS GE,.l, az IeE
afs,st
Taats kov s.u TIE Job, fes'-
the ice az mermaid
u vas simply scream tysH,y-sVs
Per. an 10 toll u daily S!th--Eothlz
70 Do but Goat or paddle or rrooIs
10 a tn unr Of water, row bouay,
tct7 supplied ty Beef ar his pump
Get Tet1 Wet Io.L.aI ! had q padded
'lbtsr suit green with blncasG o.sea
weed al over f. b. feep.a ny back u
Tie coEe-ols. an loafI round mostly
under water. a.! bgt ny head. th
game We played sent al the rest O.
t1e PlkerI skurryln Tor the high
wood Crovcs7 Never di1 pipe such
crowds Looked Ike IN bcss would
make million he doubled Beers
Fay % second week, and come up 10
thir'yhrs on mine
It's a good .o5 IL spite Of every.
tain. even !ncl4d.n' old ladies' with
sharp umbrellas. an KIDS with pea
outs what have 10 t1sp at A
good Job. an good business A mob.
ncIt all the t!ue-so much OF a mob
that th prot hires another outside
man an tends exclusively 70 hls new
lecture on deep-seG marVels lts two
hours on. az hall an hours rest
thirty Eve per, az all sIpsnses
II II lasts. thinks /, "!tsns 10 tn.
banker class In tie directory, that's
sure I'll get tn couponeutting habit"
ssys l. II noth!n sands ny bearings!
Oh. ioyl"
Then | Alps my tail. turns my euid,
and muzEles against tn professors
long pointer
Kindly, areetionste critters they be.
these here marine mermaid narvels
Of Ia China Sea. known 70 science a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
THE NE R MAID

-- seas as-at--s E--l-..cr-z-G. -
ilFG 20. f-4c1.- .r-- l-t s-1Aa
sect E.g-y -r E--, .1-
's--. Ley ~ -s leaves .
ts c u-c1 ,cf re % -s,rsre
y a. E-'c-r-sst-. t-ey rs9--. q
-.- .g-, -fs g. Il ear.s ~ .lE
uses q ,-s.r El.v. E111es 4ucrg
- rs-ll reefs I4ys Es CT yc- CO..
AK q. t@EC.- the .--iEcs-t cc.5rs
a. .-4--'-l ceItGcri C., ,-I sI,ry
60 -.lary age srs-.E-a cEs.-re .
Ave a'ttf a t=1;'. I,--EE.s D. Co.9-
ts. Ly2n-sr Web. E-s c. re
2'.1 G., last Narct. - ~ cczs, c,
I Ft- Ds=sas LA1. Il t1 Ct.na Sea
|-a1e 90 eTE,t.ist a. 'reze1.c-s s1.
psns@--oniy cns ever = CAPTIVITY,
Tlsy coat survive iong "a tres.
Ti;=- szyt ks poln-l AZ n. sycut
Saers Bee. Hssterscct !s r-t'ta II
Ia .sti i.cEs, ard direct .Ay..Es, %
iEtsi . en- iEzs.t Re ~. GOV
Z 5aSs c-t ladies' a.. ge1u 70 perm,
l-cihtF audience Il 70 v.t1ess te!s.
tts greatest navel G. e.. the sges
/ K.Ld.y pass CT tie OUTSIDE. ladies',
lCestis1IE. on tie ozis!.e! Tbs
outside"
| /, g.ed 10 be. Pas CT the lz-sicel- -
I tut EOv rs tough serI to Keep u
Eob il!itn' &; ali Fact 10. we're III.
eroaeEsg. crssn-plli p1ssers oi the
PIKE inside q week, the only orig.
is4l chartsr-nenbeI q TIE &c,
Thsr. Club AL tas c,aers has 10
Ake our dust: shzntov the ChG!r.
breaker, Nine. Claire the Medium.
HoseoT the Snaks King, an sll-spe.
c!aly Aoscov used % know Nos.
CO... y'gndsrs,and. when h!. name vas
Aacshare, an ycu could PIT al the
love lost between IS n your eye With.
o., Ese!n none the worse, 50 j, didn't
To-ry ne much about bis business
E0.a' 10 the b..nks Oh. I tell you,
tae mermaid bunch was Just sVamped
in a ti1alrsye Of r.lo.c.u We sure
WAS gO!n' some, But rs Just this
very pace Ci ours that cut the final
crnp i1 our gearS-as yCIli see all
"a !.s coed an proper tine Dent
rush the hearse.
For, one day along the beg.anln' o.,
our third week s.lce the boss grew
sp.ketail coat az the title o. pro
lessor notices this same Moscow
HacShane IN among the bunch Of
z 2 Marx. There's a difference be-
tween them an him. though, and Il
don't look eItra sslubrious, neither
They're all stsudin' with open trans.
gorgin the prots science, while he's
lurkin' by the far end OF the tank,
deaf 70 the spiel, but all there with
the optics. And as be pipes me be
smiles contented, in way that gives
me sudden attack OF blighted pros
pechs That smile makes NE feel Ike
eein' dropped from the top story In
one o them sudden elevators; | grows
that dopey the prot has 10 lab me
with his pointer 10 make me paddle
an retrieve. And all III time I'm
Der'ormin', Moscow is girin me sens..
lions Ike when you sprinkle sugar on
oysters. Ny bloods runnln cold
enough 10 freeze tn tank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

representative Sulzer, goyernor-e., q.
# New York.
Representative Flood Of Virginia al
ready has informally assumed th'
chairmanship OF the foreign affairs
committee by unanimous agreement
of the committee. There is q spi~i-en
contest for the ways and means piece.
The New Jersey delegation is sup-
porting Representative Hammill pt
Jersey City now in Europe; the TeNls
delegation is behind Representative
Garner. and other stated delegations
have proposed candidates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
DEMOCRATS WILL Caucus.

WASHINGTON, zee. IA demo-
cratic caucus Of the house will be
called Immediately after congress re
assemblies January 2 to fiji commit
tee vacancies. The most important
seats will be one on the ways and
means committee, vacated by Repre-.
sentative Hughes Of New Jersey, VII =
is seeking senatorial honors; one oi,
the appropriations committee. vacated
by Representative Cox. governor eie I
Of Ohio, an the chairmanship OF the
foreign affairs committee. vacated by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

Eels, yes Ess shd-ard rg-A
Anythln marine, you understand Cen
ta!niy, Marine iood. that's 10. f...
As grows Ls,1sl on them there coss,i
o., Van"
Hang th' Diet" speaks up Z b
ID Der I. i wants 70 see her Esj
usteF Eater,"
same lere'-- An here" psrs.s,t
the cr0Nd Ehich nov .s gettln
rlly an hilarious All this uue
understand. I'm In despair 60 b.ack
lt makes 500, snow white By com.
psrison. Make er stay doE,l
Down shouts some IN that jos...n.
pushln' mob Feed 'er," YOci,eraies
others
The poor old prof-ssy. had 2,
pity MIN spite o ny own BLOODY
sweat he grlBs ais resolution. lean
over an pats me ioyin on th. uozt.e
Dive. Llcy!' ne commands 10
remtlin voice. Dive, an stay dogl
"a spell
Eeres ny speedy end, thinks I
but ll crcak game, An Lord 1e.,
III lsh they fings TO mel" Enashes
ny teeth preparatory 10 toin murder
ylcar.ously On Moscow Ascshane 10
the person Of said hth rs al dsrs
an sliypery down there on IN bottom
cant more than see q giinmer. From
above hear rumble o voices
Then an OF q sudden I sees tOnA.
thin swimrain reqse-klnd OF asa
,h!ng, biz an brown. Ny lungs fee
Ike they vas inst plumb go.n 70
bust every second. but | makes graf
al the hsh-thing, misses, makes an
other. lands On 1t With my eft, crap
Pies With ny right. closes N and grlps
VI my knnctles crack. feels the
nsh-critter give. there's a sudden lasa
an tsngle-the water bolls.
And then-then- Gee Whiilikeus!
ON! 90! Oooooo!- somethin eI.
plodes Somethin' hits ne What 4.
IN Where am |? Sparks an fire
envelope me! Can't let go-an I'm
all tied up In bowknots myself. jump.
In iewshsrps, Bout a million volts
Of redlOt current racks my frame
Wtoot!- Up surges, blind. deaf,
ehok.n.
Plumb in the eye Ascshane iancl
ne one. Down goes backward
splssh,-head over tail, down / souses
Under water again. gulps gallon an
cones up Just eTplodin' With q whooN
VhcCN that blows u drink clean
over that hilarious mob OF cutthroats.
But this tine the prot has unlim bered.
Beef comes a shown and the outside.
man, toO-there's reirforcements. !
makes my getout o the diabol!sh
tank that time-falls on my map, OUT.
side, and lays spralgln, all tied ID
in M tail 'mongst the feet OF that
stamped!n, hghtin'. roarin' multitude.
Mac, he drives kick at me just as
Beef hands Aim right hook on the
ear He drops I'm top OF him in a
wink, and the L. BIS. the prof. the
outsideman an Beef Is top OF us both.
An after that It's Just pure cannibal-
ism, With III mob weepin' itself sick
fer Joy, an screechin "Perlice!"
Perlice' Sure they come-atter a
while. But there's no tent left, noting
but ribbons.
Fact is. all tn good them perlice
done was shoot that there mermaid.
food O. mine-that eel-that there
electric eel.
Say. you tumble'
(Cokv,eht Thf Eyonk 4 Mv,f<. ca
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15


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Es-tl .srG Has fs- va''lst az
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go ''g AID r@a cr-1D'a ra'er %
& r1-g- .t tra-ss t.Fa 'are-ga =
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
"OLE MISS SUSPENDED.
No Longer in Southern Athletic As
SOtiation.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l4.-Mlss's
s.ppi university was indefinitely sas-
pended from the Southern Inter-col-
leg'ate Athletic association at the an
nau. meeting Of the association witch
concluded here today. This action On
the part OF the delegation from the
leading educational Institutions Of the
south was not unexpected. Suspen-
sion of "Ole Miss" came As the result
OF her refusal to play the annual
Thanksgiving game with Misstss 2pi
A. & M. unless Fletcher star quarter
back and mainstay Of the lineup. an
athlete barred early In the season by
the 5. I. A. A. but who continued 10
play az the request % "Ole Miss" IA
aliy was permitted to remain a mern-
Der Of the team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

the money il would cost for the trip
In paying his debts
Mr sear.e was pressed as 10 the
judges debts lie insisted there Were
debts but that the judges credit was
good
Judge Archibald has been held lni
is now held Ia the highest r-spac-
by the people of Scranton said the
witness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-Senator
Reed Smoot today entered a mo,ion
providing for the alienation fortRight-
ly OF Senators Galllnger and Bacon as
president pro TEN of the senate dur
ing the remainder Of the session. The
democrats were favorable to the pro-
gram, but Senator Bristow objected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

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t-.sEI sTsy. a.. - AZ lcof, a.
tiz Ea ara a. re = b!L rc-ac
-rt -.'1 20 t5'' - - TasL. I.f.
ds-.y. 'A.s 20 vto ss rely .s
Hay sset Wss'e-Eccc iays l.
--.1l ny se,-.@sr ~1.fe re Gro1at
,o5gec - 90 pasted % Way
Hss'' Itst y,-' Where's t.
r1.sksrs fc- laet - sost' An vhy
fs.s --'sU'.ar cDrporCAty' ia Il
yo-. Cr ~t9 : .,'
Ha GCs-s re 'l.fh'-l minute.
.s-- .ere'-a' ts meu1r.ea t1en
-.s 'sre IDS ITO . g11. tnd out
as,-.t-
p.,.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

An Investigation by the executive
committee OF the s. J. A. A. showed
that the chancellor Of the University
Of Mississippi defended the actions q
the offending athletic authorities ana
threw the weight Of his influence
against the effort to purify athletics
at the university"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

(C0inshi. The Frank 4. N1n1lg Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

Fine an dandy Percolate round
tonight after th' Pike closes III
knock you down to N bost. az ven
rag chew. Just now. its Besiy TO IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
INJUNCTION SUIT
FILED YESTERDAY
IN COMMON PLEAS COURT AT ST.
ClAIRSvILLE.
Suit Based on Old Ohio Statute and
Tempory Order Issued by Judge
lynch.

An interesting injunction suit was
hled in the Common Pleas court of
Belmont county yesterday and IL Is
over such trivial matter'tnat il BAR.
taxes or the nature Of a joke.
The title of the suit is Elizabeth
Forsythe VS.. Alexander France and
the bill states that for more than 81
years the owners OF the tract Of land
on which Mrs. Forsythe now resides.
having used a path across the farm OF
Mr.. France 10 get to their home. The
petition alleges that several DAYS ago
the defendant placed locks on the
gates through which the path passes
and refuses TO allow the plaintiff to
cross the land.
There Is an Ohio law that states
that land. which is used by two part.
les for a period of p years or more
without any consideration being Civ.
en- by one party. is the common pro-
perty Of both parties. and II is on this
ground that this suit Is brought.
temporary restraining order I'm
favor of The plaintiff was issued by
Judge Lynch and the path will be
used by both parties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
VISITORS DAY AT
THE FAIRGROUNDS
ON FoRrY-sIxrH STREET YES.
TERpAY WAS INTERESTING.
Many OF the Children very Proficient
IN eymnasties-Miss Myers Sue
eessfui with Sewing Glasses.

Yesterday afternoon was visitors
Gay az the Forty-sixth street play
grounds. and a large number OF chill
dren enjoyed the afternoon in games
and diversions customary to the play
grounds rules. Miss Myers. directress
az Forty-sixth street. was surprised
by Miss Spooner ard a number OF the
children from the Twenty.sixth street
grounds. and an enjoyable afternoon
was spent.
There are several OF the girls OF
the Forty-sixth street grounds who
are quite efficient in gymnastics, and
perform wonderfully on the horizontal
ana parallel bars and the rings. and
the boys under Coach Schwalb. are
showing much progress in their line
The Forty-sixth street boys boast OF
the best baseball team. and are living
up TO their claims. as yesterday they
defeated the Twenty-sixth street bows
two games. Too much cannot be said
OF the progress the children are max
ing.
The more notable feature OF the
girls work. is the embroidery and
sewing classes which are under. the
supervision of Miss Myers and the
children work industriously during the
sewing period. The work at the pres
ent time Is the embroidery work. and
Miss Myers is TO be complimented for
the results she has attained in so
short a period. The children are
small. and a large number are OF for.
eign parentage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
MIXED THINGS
Husband Finds wife With Another
Man on Far Grounds and They
Come Together. Other
Police News.

The Ru'tsrs picnic held a. me
State Fair grounds yesterday was =
very orderly affair. only one arrest
being reported during the dav and
this was rho result ~ family trouble.
The troubled occurred between two
men and Was ~ course caused bv a
woman. who happened 20 30 tho " ife
- one NJ me men r. apnea-s tho.
Mrs. Roy Eurrue ieft her husband
about rersr months Az and since
that time has been Rofrr with LEROY
Hartiinn. 80 'ha Tirui- yesterday
ne woman ir fhe cnse was with Der
friend. Nr Maritime. bot ives seer
hr har husband. who Immediately
afferr ped o. clean Wartime The
nor wer" -rrFe'ef hv ONi~sr Schultz
Ard ne woman was held as WI