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FARMERS. RAISE CATTLE.

Says G. A. Ryther, vice president
|of the Live Stock Exchange bank OF
Chicago:
There is in this country today a
shortage of beef cattle.
Not only r we ceasing to export
cattle, but u own food supply is
being seriously curtailed. The past
two years have witnessed an alarm
ing scarcity of feeders" and onse.
|quent high prices, and a steadily de.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-12-12
BONDING FARMS.

Both the conference of governors
at Washington and President Taft,
were reported last week as greatly
interested in the proposal to estab-
lish a system under which bonds in
stead of mortgages could be issued
upon farm lands. 1t is recognized
that it can be done only by uniform
state legislation and this is why the
governors are taking so much inter
est in the matter. 1t is not new, but,
in common with almost any change
which involves a departure from pre-
yious customs. it will require consid-
cradle agitation before it develops
sufficient Roadway to go through the
necessary legislatures.
OF course the details of this plan
have not been worked out. However,
it is apparent that the principal
change would be to put such securi-
ties on a firmer basis. The bond is
surrounded by even more safeguards
for the investor than is the mort
gage. In return, the borrower finds
a more ready market and better in
terest rates. No doubt, also, a system
of bonds for farm lands would mini
mize the dangers of foreclosure. The
wider market would make it easier
to find a new purchaser for bonds
and the natural enhancement of the
value of the security which would
result from the inevitable further add
vance in price of farm land, would
make an owner of such bonds less
likely to want to dispose of them.
Surely land is entitled to as high
rank in the way of security as an in
dustrial or railroad corporation.
Even the greatest concern may suf-
fer marked deterioration in value in
case OF accidents or untoward legis-
lation. This, OF course, would be i'm
mediately reflected in the market
quotation upon its securities. But
nothing can destroy land. 1t is almost
impossible even to wear it out and
even if it should be impoverished, it
can be restored to more than it's orig
ina value. The mere fact of a con-
stantly increasing population in the
world while the amount of available
farming land remains absolutely fix
ed, is in itself a guaranty of a con-
stantly increasing relative value for
farm lands. Land is at the bottom of
all wealth. Surely if any form of
property is entitled to the bonding
privilege, it is farm land. The gov
ernors have developed a good lead.
@-SeSN@
Governors who attended the con-
ference at Washington last week end
their gathering by a political con-
ference Saturday night. That is to
say, the republican governors took
part in it. The subject under discus
sion was the possible rehabilitation
of the republican party. Gov. Hadley
of Missouri, the most promising of
the compromise candidates at the
Chicago convention last June, was
the acknowledged leader in this
to bring about some sort
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KRUpP-sNELL.

Robert w. Smell and Gertrude Ag-
nus krupp both OF this city were
married at the Baptist church on
Thursday afternoon at four O'Clock
by the pastor Rev. Benz. f. Tilley.
They We're attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert iummell. The alter was beau
tifully decorated with flowers for the
occasion and the services very i'm
presslve. They Will be at home at 500
East First avenue.
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Washington, ID. C.-President Taft
has under consideration the question
of s%upplanting Daniel Keefe. of De-
troit as commissioner general of i'm
migration, by the appointment of F..
H. Larned, the assistant commits
sioner-general. Keefe has held the 20
sition for four years, 1t is no eX-
pected he will resign.
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JEWELER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Aberdeen, S, D. Charles w.
Chase, aged S4, senior member of the
firm of Chase & Kirkpatrick, Jewel
ers, is dying with a revolver wound
in his head, fired with suicidal in
tent this morning. Dependency over
i'll health is probably the cause. He
was unmarried. !.
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PIE HOLM OLLIE.

The Be Jolly club met last Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Stella Ziet
at her home ON West Sixth street. A
very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
and the time was spent chiefly in
making Christmas presents. Charm
ing refreshments We're served. The
next meeting will be held a week
from Wednesday with Mrs. Hattie
Nimball.
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A r

Thursday evening was Freshman
night at the university and the first
year collegians enjoyed one of the
most elaborate class affairs of the
season. The event took place at the
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oLSON-sUMMERs

Thursday afternoon at 200 o'clock
the marriage of Mr.. Fred Somers and
Miss Alice Olson, both of Chamber
lain. The ceremony was performed
at the Presbyterian Manse , Rev.
Henry Snyder officiating.
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of reiuvenation Of the republican
party. 1t was finally concluded that
it was 90 early to undertake any
kind of a "get-together" movement.
and that it should be postponed for
perhaps a year. This was the pro-
duct of good judgment. BY another
year some of the sore spots acquired
during the recent campaign will
have healed over. The republicans
and progressives will have at least the
common bond that belongs to polite
al outs" 1T is just possible that by
that time they might begin to take
more interest in the best method of
getting "in" again, instead of con-
t%inuing a family fight certain to keep
them still on the out" OF course
a lot of shifting of positions would be
necessary, intending a plentiful
amount OF mutual compromising. If
any such reorganization and c%onsoli-
dation were effectively done, it would
have to be upon the basis of a truly
progressive party. That is a role
that ought to belong to the republic
can party, if for nc other reason, be
cause the democratic party is by it's
constituency essentially conserva-
tive.
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N UNWISE AND IMBECILC IN

The following paragraphs appear
in an account of the "money trust
investigation by congress-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
ORGANIZING CLUB
Prof. Marriott is Organizing Base
bali Club 20 Represent
the Y. N. G A.

Prof a. p. Marriott physical dl.
rector OF the Y. VI. G. A. Is organ.
ring an intermediate and Senior
class baseball team and will be In
the field within the next few days
Nth one Of the strongest teams 10
The city The teams will be com
posed OF members Of the respective
classes. and will play The school
teams. teams Of the church league.
aud scmipro teams OF the vicinity.
hght and on Saturday afternoons.
There viii be- another meeting OF
the teams desiring berths In the
church league which BE- being form.
90. All managers and captains are
requested 10 be present on Thursday
evening To- the Y. VI. g. A. 40 z
o'clock. as Sc will be- necessary 10
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Monudsvtlle Rrtefa.

Elsewhere IN these columns will be
found a full account OF the address Of
Charles Swisher at the court house last
evening.
The Chancel Guild society OF the
Trinity church will hold rummage sale
at the church on Saturday afternoon.
A force OF men are at work replacing
the broken y" at the corner OF seventh
street and Lafayette avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Cook left yeFter-
day evening FOR LoVeland. Mont. after
spending the past several months with
relatives in this section Of the country.
John A. White and daughter. or Reedy.
W. Va IS visiting friends and relatives
In this city for a few days
George r Marsh. Of Charleston. OF
the department Of schools. spent yester-
day in this city transacting business
with Supt Geo. Hubbs
y. u Hiuermau. candidate for house
or delegates. was az Benwood yesterday
calling on friends
Dr. y. J. Schmied, Of Sew Martins
Vile. spent yesterday IN this city with
friends and relatives.
=. l.. Long. candidate for state treas
urer. was In This city last evening. call
inr on friends.
-. r. Woody candidate for assessor.
was IN this city yesterday looking over
his fences.
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JUDGE BLAIR
To BE in Wheeling May 27, in Inter.
ests OF Prohibition campaisn-WiIl
Speak at Fourth Street Church.

Judge 4. =. Blair of Adams county.
Ohio, will come to this city next Mon
day evening. May %. I'm the interests
of the prohibition campaign and will
address a mass meeting TO be held
in the Fourth Street NJ. f. church
Judge Blair is one OF the best known
men in Ohio. and he will doubtless
be greeted by a large audience.
On the same evening a meeting OF
the ladies OF this vicinity will be held
in the First Presbyterian church and
addresses will be made by Miss Ro-
wan. OF Kansas. and Miss Thelts. Of
Canada. Both are prominent W. G..
T. T. workers
With the near approach OF the
campaign. all the temperance organ
izations in Ohio county are uniting
and perfecting an organization TO
carry on an active campaign in the
interests of the prohibition amend
ment.
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COAL OPERATORS
Arrange Program for State Ins,itu,.
o.. To Be Held at Char.
lesion.

Hperial i,ispatch 20 tho IrfeIIigercer.
CHARLESTON. May 21.-Tbe OK.
ecutive committee Of the West Vir.
ginia Coal Mining Institute which
VIII meet In This city June s. and
:, have arranged an extensive social
program
The program for the banquet ~
which Ex-Governor W. A. NacCorkta
Will be POSTMASTER follows.
Railways and Coal" Honorable
George r. Price; Pioneer DAYS '
Honorable Henry g. Davis. "Scienti.
nc Research" DR. J. 4. Holmes. 81
Washington; Geology" DR.. G.
White. State GeolOgist. Practical
Mining Honorable l. r. Tierney.
Laws" Honorable Malcolm Jackson
Institute Work" Frank Haas: "Edu.
cation" Professor George S. LaIdIey.
Member State Board Of Regents
Village Sanitation" Dr. J. r. Rob.
ms. Honorable - T Vinaon and J.
G. Mckinley will also speak.
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ELKINs BOY is
STAR OF TIGERS

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence
WASHINGTON. n G.. May 2i-
Del. Galnor the Randolph mountaineer
was the star % to-day's game between
Detroit Tigers and Nationals in which
the la,ter went down In defeat. . 70 q.
although their star. Walter Johnson
Was on tho mound.
Galnor. who has been out % the
game Tor two weeks on account 81 a
suratnsd ankle. was a. his best to-
day. lie accepted II chanches per
fsrtIy a. first base while with the
stick hts sacrifice hits scored both Of
Dctrolrs runs.
The EIklns boy was ono ~ tho most
euthuriasti, Of the strikers and ia n
loyal friend NJ Ty Cobb. His plays to-
dsv were given on ovation despite
me fact that be Is n member ~ the
visiting team
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BANQUET HELD
BY CREDIT MEN
ELABORATE AFFAIR AT The
STANFORD LAST
EVENING
Secretary A. E. Ellis. OF Pittsburgh,
Present and Makes inter
estina Address

With 4. r. Ellis. Secretary OF the
Pittsburgh Credit Mems Association.
as the guest OF honor an elaborate
banquet was given. Tuesday evening.
at the Stratford Hotel. woodlawn. By
the members OF the Wheeling Credit
Mems Association. The affair marked
the inauguration of a membership
campaign. and with a fair attendance.
much enthusiasm was manifested.
With Vice President stanley Floyd
presiding. an interesting program OF
speeches was rendered. Secretary
Ellis was the principal speaker. TAX
as the subject OF his address: The
Constitution and Methods OF the Credit
Mems Association" he told OF the
work being accomplished, and OF the
best methods OF getting results. He
said that the local organization was
ahead of the Pittsburgh branch in
as much as Il has a number OF lady
members. His address was quite
lengthy and was closely followed by
all present. II was followed by a num-
Der Of brief talks by members Of the
Wheeling Association.
The AFFAIR was held in the dining
rooms of the hotel which were artis-
tically decorated for the occasion.
The luncheon was well arranged,
the menu being as follows:
PURGE OF Tomato. Aux Croutons
Long Branch Potatoes
Crisp Celery Queen Olives
Roast Prime Ribs OF Beef with Gravy
Mashed Potatoes Spinach and Eggs
Roast Leg Of Veal with Dressing
Baked Macaroni au Gratin
Green Pepper Salad
pam Bread Raisin Bread
Maple sundae yellow cakes
/ Iced Tea Coffee Ruttermilk
Satines Cream Cheese
Tuesday, May 81. 1912.
The following members were pres
/ ert:
Miss Alice McIlvawain. OF OFT Heis-
kell Co: W. p. Wilson. OF w. A. VIII
sons Co; J. VI. Stewart. OF Stewart
I ~ Morgue. Bellaire: J. n. King, o.
Ellis & Heller Candy Co: II. ID. KEN
| redy. of Kennedy Produce Co: Harry
! Bond, OF Bond Shoe Co.: VIM. Schwert-
terger. OF Business Mems Association
Thomas McGrannigan. Of Northwood
Glass Co; Stanley Floyd. Of Greer &
| LANG Hardware Co.: Lawrence Earn
III. of Zarnitz Grocery Co: VIM
Kelley. of Zarnitz Grocery Co; ]. II
Brennan, OF Brennan Lallance Co.
/ Edward Wagner. OF Wagner Grocery
Co; Edward Liner, OF Brennan-I.al-
lance Co; James Mcclure, Of Neil
, Grocery Co; Charles Klein. OF Klein
& Merriman. Charles Fecney. OF Feen-
ey Candy Co; James Baer. 81 Bacr
Grocery Co. Walter Marshall. OF
| Wheeling Wall Plaster Co: J. 1.
! Kramer. OF Wheeling Wall Plaster
Co: G. y Darrah. Of HazeI-Atlas
Gless Co. II. n. Wilson. Of WhcelinG
! Corrugating Co; Secretary John T.
Shellhase.
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HIGHLANpERs TAKE
ONE FROM WHITE SOX.

NEW YORK. May 2I.-The High
landers defeated the White Sox in the
nrst game OF the series by a great
ninth inning rally. Daniels trippled
ana Zane. who in the seventh drove
IN three runs with a homer. singled
Daniels home. Chase followed with
single end Cree sacrificed. linn
came In with the tieing run on Kuhn's
passed ball. Callahan ordered LANCE
10 pass Hartzell TO take a chance on
Martin. On the fourth ball. umpire
Evans called "A balk as catcher Kuhn
stepped out OF his box. and allowed
Chase TO come in with the winning
run. Score:
Chicago .2IO 3OO-S & n
New York OOi 3O3-9 "A Z
Batteries-Peters. Mogridge. Benz.
Lange and Kuhn: Ford and Sweeny.
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M CAMIC FIRST
To File Expense Account With tbs
Secretary Of State In Race
For Judgeship.

Srori1i Dispatch 90 tho INTELLIGENCE.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. MAY III
The first candidate seeking nomi-
nation before the Republican state
convention IN ole his expense account
with the Score DRY ~ State. was tho
Ii"n. Charles M''amir candidate Tor
the nomiiation fJr Judge ~ me SUI
prem" court ~ Appeals Nr Nc
'amic's sworn statement shows fr7t
his total expense. including his own
expenses 90 Huntington. including
hotel bills there. was but ffsgs OF
This amount $1,000 was paid % r ID
Leach 10 20 90 Charleston % secure a
liat ~ ths delegates 20 the Republican
state convention
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Compelled 70 Transfer.

The passengers on the Moundsville
division of the Wheeling Traction Com
pany wee forced TO transfer yesterday
evening about o'clock. due to the fact
that tire laying OF the new track In
Glendale was under way. The cars were
behind their schedule ufty-five minutes
last evening. The stretch OF track up
the grade towards the Glendale store
Will probably be completed within the
next two days and work on the double
track viii begin. \ large force OF men
are at work at the present time and this
number viii be doubled within the next
week. The work Is under the supervis-
ion OF Engineer Underwood and Super
intendent Jesse u. Marble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
GIANTS WIN RAGGED
GAME FROM THE REDS

CINCINNATI. o.. May 21.-New
York won a ragged game from Gin
cinnati today. Tesreau was wild.
while Wiltse was effective in the
pinches. The feature of the game
was Fletcher's scoring from first on
a single in the eighth. Esmond was
taken in in the third and Mcdonald
relieved him. Score:
r. ". r.
New York .....1 O31OOOf0- sfa
Cincinnati .....0 o 200 o. 3 10 ?
Batteries Lesreau. Wilt and Myers:
keefe. HUMPHREYS and Mclean.
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JOINS MACON
Bridgeport Ball Player Has Gone 20
Maeen Club Of the South Atlantic
League 20 Play.

Harry McGough. the we'll known
local baseball player. left yesterday
Tor Macon. Ca. 10 Join the club Of the
South Atlantic league Red" Pry-
sock. another bridgeport boy. is also
playing with the club McGough has
been playing with the fastest amateur
teams in This vicinity for the past few
seasons and he will no doubt make
good
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Board Of Eduoatton Met.

The board OF education Of Independent
district met Monday evening in special
session and transacted the regular rou-
tine business. The re-appointing OF the
two present janitors for the coming year
was made and their salary Will remain
the same that OF $50 per month. The
board also named the voting places for
the coming bond election to be held on
Tuesday. June goth. for the purpose OF
issuing bonds to the amount OF $4,000
TO provide for additional school build
inCs.
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PHILADELPHIA. MAY sI.-St Louis
won to-day's game here by TO a.
Morgan. who succeeded Plank. gave
three bases on balls and was then
succeeded by Houck. Brown finished
the game for Philadelphia after pinch
nitters were used in the eighth. Home
runs by Pratt and Baker featured the
game. Score:
81. Louis ..1OI OOIOO2-5 10
Philadelphia ...OIO O2l-4 6
BATTERIES - Powell and Stephens
rank. Morgan. Houck. Brown and
Egan and Lapp.
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M0UNDSVILLE
Curley Funeral

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Miss Margaret Curley. who died
at the home OF her sister. on Tenth
street. early Monday morning. will be
held this morning at 2 o'clock in the st.
Navier's Catholic church. Following the
services at the church the funeral party
Will leave over the morning train for
Cameron. where interment will be made.
Rev. Father Flanagan will officiate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
BOXING BOUT
Wheeling Men Have Arranged for
Fight a. Bridgeport Between
Chicago and Wheeling Men.

Wheeling men have arranged for "a
boxing bout IN bridgeport FOR Thurs
day evening between Mike Barry. ~
Chicago. and George Johnson. of
Wheeling 4 great deal Of Interest
Ia being manifested in that city and
an the surrounding towns and good
attendance is looked for Bouts may
be continued through the summer. &C..
cordirR 20 word from the promoters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
CHICAGO VICTOR
OVER BROOKLYN

CHICAGO. May 21.-Chicago made
II two out Of three games from
Brooklyn today. RRucker quit in the
Eighth inning after being touched for
ten hits and gave way to Knetzer.
Score:
r n. T.
Chicago .......OlO2O 2OOs-5 10
brooklyn ......OOlO OU2Ol- s /
Batteries-Maroney and Needham.
Fucker. Knetzer and Phelps.
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start early. The meeting Thursday
evening will be for all who desire 20
eLter the league. and a large attend
alice r. expected.
Churches from Hcnwood. Nc
Mechcn. bridgeport and Martins
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cel.brntion Committee

The celebration committee OF the
Board OF Trade and the Business Mems
Association. held a meeting last evening
at the Board OF Trade rooms in the
trust Company building on Seventh
street. Several subcommittee were
appointed TO look after the final details
Of the affair and the date for the cele-
bration will be announced later
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King.
Three base hits-Carey, Wagner l.
Miller. Wilson. Mccarthy.
sweeney. =.
stolen bsses-Kelley. Kirke. Houser.
boubIe plays-McCarthy and J. Mil
ft, asner and }. Miller: Houser and
DeNiin' sweeney and Mcdonald: McTigue
sweenG and Houser
First base on Dalls-Off Camnitz. 1;
OH Leifieid, /; Off Brown. ,, OFF Nc.
Iigue. ..
int by pitcher-By Camnitz (McDon-
struck out-By Leifield, 4; By Brown
l. by ferdue. /. By McTigue, 2
ton, y.
Flrst base on errors-Boston 3
Hits-Off Camnitz, 6 in Il-3 innings.
or Leifield. in % innings: orr
Brown. in / % Innings, off ierdue' 6 in
nings.
Time-2 hours.
lmpires-Brennan and owens
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Ferry, will De represented. aad y Il
TIC intention 20 organize a league
With at least twenty teams. Grounds
arc being secured In all locations,
making % possible that Eve or six
games can be played each evening.
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CLOSE GAME
senstors and Tiger Each Made Only
I've Rsnss Ty Cobb
looLs On.

wAsHINGroN. May aI-Detrois
made ITS FIRST appearance here this
season. II also was Detroit's initial
same since the strike and a large
crowd gave the players n hearty well
eone: Muilin out pitched Johnson.
ano Washington was blanked ? to o.
~ Cobb. under suspension. witnessed
the game nom the grand stand. Score:
Detrot ....-..OO0 0l0 00i-2 :
washington 200 900 900 2 J
batteries - Mullin and Stanage:
johnson and Ainsmith.
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Young Mems Chorus.

The Young Mems Ratification Chorus
OF the First VI. r. church held "A rehear-
sal at the home Of DR.. ID. j. states last
evening The boys will sing at the First
NJ. r. church next Sundays evening Or
Il. r. Rhoads. pastor OF the church will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon TO the
students Of the High school on that
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
BOSTON WINS FROM
THE cLEvElANDs.

BOSTON. May 21@O'Brien re-
turned TO form to-day and out pitched
Gregg. Boston winning from Cleveland.
TWO singles and an infeld out in the
seventh resulted In Cleveland's only
run. Score:
Boston 2OO 100 oox-aat
Cleveland 1000 900 1901 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Nunamaker;
Gregg and Easterly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
LUCK WITH PHILLIEs
IN WINNING GAME.

ST. LOUIS. May 2l.-Favored by
the lucky breaks and backed by SEN
sational fielding az critical moments.
Philadelphia won from ~. Louis in
an exciting game this afternoon. The
winning rur came in tho ninth inning.
Score.
Philadelphia ...OeO oil II .
ST. Louis ......3OO 1O1 OIO-e .
Batteries Moore and Doom: Willis
Harmon and WinEo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
OIL MEN TO BACK
FLYNN AGAINST JOHNSON.

CASPER. Wyo.. May Ala syndi-
cate OF oil operators headed by Bert
orchard. to-day raised $4,000 TO back
Jim Flynn At ringside odds in his fight
with Jack Johnson a. Las Vegas, July
e.
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Fort Henry Duota.

Thurrday niEht-Moznrt Hiil vs. All
ms. clean t'ps ta mons Speider vs.
Run stars. Mt Spyes vs. Fort Henry
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PIRATES WIN BY
HEAVY HITTING
SCORE FOURTEEN RUNS ON rnE
BOSTON NATIONALS.
Two Teams Made . Total OF Twenty
nine Hits. Used Up Five
Pitchers

P1TrSBURG. Pa. May 21.-In a
game featured by heavy hitting.
Pittsburg defeated Boston today IA 10
?. Score:
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hIusee Duerpin Learue.
wheeling League.

yauas.
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so aNa aNH $50
To-nigh Fort Henry ". No Name.
Wheeling CorrugatinE ". Club.