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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15

The matinee performance Of the Eng
lish drama. David Garrick.' and the
one-act sketch "a Bit OF Actins, at the
Colonial today will be we'll attended, ac-
cording 10 advance reports from the the
ater The house was practically sold out
yesterday for the performance. The dou-
BILE bill is proving extremely popular
C,arrIck Is doing some of his best work.
"The Girl From Rector's," which goes ON
next Sunday night at the Colonial, is
rapidly rounding into shape and with the
arrival OF Mr. Kelly's new leading wom-
an, Florence Rockwell, the piece will be
given It's final rehearsals for the opening
performance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
||adwayS
PHI

IN system Of all tho above named
IDwty Dog. at druggists. or By mail.
a sn To- ts Lafayette ST. N, z,
a savlng RADwAYs'- pills
-''"eS' {Advs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15

Lancry and Cheyaljer I-ugarto are rivals
girl. Mathilde, The viscount has gam
bled heavily and is penniless. The chev-
alier induces him to accept loan in the
form Of check and before the vlscount
can cash ii the chevalier steals the mon
ey. The yscount, believing lie has only
name 10 another for the same amount.
He marrles Mathilde and the chevalier
forces him 10 confess to the forgery.
Then, getting the husband out OF town,
the cheYaler forces Mathilde to meet him
al q place where he has her at his mercy,
He Is about to disclose The forgery and
her husband s confession when he is dis
covered by the vscounts friends and In
an attempt TO escape UP the chimney
the chevalier Is killed
In addition 10 these two films the Rex
will offer pearl as a Detective" p" Mum s
the Word and 'sSuperstitiouS Mary
Special music has been arranged for the
entire bill and particularly THE Rosary
Forest TIalsey's beautiful romance of
old Louisiana Will be presented today at
the Mehesy "The Children OF ST Anne
is in two parts, artistically staged under
sunny southern skies and full of absorb
ing heart interest. To the parish Of
ST Louis comes a starving boy who has
Is found al the foot of ST, Anne's shrine
by Marie and her mother, who take pity
on the homeless boy and adopt him.
Jaques later shows marked artistic tall
ent. and IL taken to. the city by a wealthy
artist. His failures and success diss.
demptiou are most realistically portrayed
THE New Conductor" and "His Chuu
the Baron" keystone comedies. completi
the bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15

see the sensuous oriental dances, the
turkey trots and the like Necessarily
these stage representations are weak
ening the moral fiber of the American
people. The deceut~mindcd public
should make itself heard in opposition
to such productions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
WHAT THE CATALOGUE is:

The catalogue is list 1000 book titles With the
Contest COMPANY Francisco Cal From h collection book
Y-sEvEN CORRECT TITLES THE
CATALOGUE
No
cavalry riding down infantry command Suppose that
catalogue will with that title
titles listed
the is not
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
MIR. Booklovers' Contestant, s
suppose Teacher Called
-,
On You 10 Recite =
Would You Give Only One
Tenth Of Your Lessons? 6

You would reCite the whole lesson, wouldn't you
ALL you knew? How are you acting in this
contest? Going to submit only one-tenth of your
ingenuity one-t tenth of the result Of your shrewd
search through the titles in the Catalogue? Or
ALL your ingenuity?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
YALE PRACTICE
Yesterday Was Rough and Hard ana
Coach Jones Gave Strict
Instructions.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. is-
Excuse me old man didn't mean 20
get into you 50 hard said n big fell
low after he had smashed pretty
heavily through IA guard during the
football practice at Yale field today.
Head Coach Howard Jones heard the
remark and stridinS up 90 the man said
TO the apolnsizing candidate
Here You. what are you eIcusinE
yourself forr You're here To- play
football. not TO made excuses II some
one gets a nard knock lu this game its
all ia tho days work. This Is "A man
game. want everyone OF you To- Eo in
and fight and nght hard And ! don't
want To hear any more % this 'eKsuce
me business Now give us your signal
AIR Quarterback"
The men were having breaking
through drill AT tho time and IN. wor-
was roughing Up considerably. Coach
Jones remarks indicated To The men the
kind of work thev were expected t. 90
and the manner 81 team he Was plan
ming TO hiring out.
The schedule % work FOR the canlI-
dates tri- week included "a forenoon
arm or two hours and another IN the
afternoon % about the Same Length.
Al or the men are 90 good condtt III
and 40 injuries have been reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
"RIV" BISLAND
VIII Again Receive Tryout IN Zig
LeAgus-Thts Time with
ST. Louis Browns"

After suffering all the ups and downs
Of OutraRcoG~ fortune. ElvlnEtou Bis
Land. well known 90 local fans as ore 81
the most popular PLAYERS that ever don
I'D 'StoEie' uniform. - again 20 re-
r.lNe hi st-snfh trial IN the big ieaEnes
his time. however. % is with the Low s.
- Louis "Brownr who were fortunate
- uraV him under the recent drafting
rule
Regularly every spring Bisland has re-
teivef 90 tryout with the Pitt sburgh
Pirates. bit always fell f1st short %
making good ~ times he was picked
az one af the most T,roUtsiug Young
sfers breaking into The big leagues. and
time and again picked 90 win a reg Ilar
berth. Part q Btsland'E mtsfortuue-
however. we're ocrarioned by \ badly IN
1ured leg. sustained while playing 18th
tho wheeling club and which handicap
ped him fo~ some time Manager Fred
clark alVas thought well Of him and
predicted "a bright career FOR him
Hisls-d has been PLAYING IN tho
southern League fh- past season ana
performing IN great style ana ~ looked
81 ~ he has recovered ell hts old time
sr~ed Ills chances of making good ptth
the "Browns' are good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
10 INNINGS
PLAYED 1T LHADERS or AnrxIrr3Au
LEAGUE YEgrEIDAY
WIN Plum TaIltng 20 Athaseaos Afssr
They used rour Y1tchsrp
ana Haps Thrive.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. sept Is-in a
long orawn-out game. which was mar
red by poor work by certain twiriers.
Philadelphia today defeated Cleveland IN
ten innings By the score OF TO :. Nc
Ihnis' who led both teams at bat with a
Triple double and two singles IN nve
times up. scored the winning tally on his
Own two-bagger and walsh;s srinxle
After N REQ innings OF good tv,rI,,r
Shawkey and Steen began % ve.k.n
Pennock disposed OF the FIRST two pats
men IN the sixth and then forced ia a
run pN giving -FOUR passes. Plank
pitched the last four innings ara A., -,
permit "A hit or run Stean wa. takan
out IN the sixth after giving three passes
anu belhs mt Tor single which yielded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
PRELIMINARY GAME
To BE Played by Warrington ana Buek-
h~nnon high Schools 20 wesleyan
W. ". u. Game

Nreci1l Us patch 90 tho Tufeii.rcn.Ar
~ hitNFNPN. SEPT IS perr.-a A.
l"nkciuenf~ Ner- Completed tota.. ne
tHsh lpol ti.. rranagsrIer. 81 ~
"t1"n tis. 90. eJl auI D. a stan.
INfL. manager 90 Weslevau Atrrafirs
-. '." staging OF a preliminary football
Eaulr between ~. -wn tfg., -
NAMED. a. S'g'h SID PARK. Fa!rfnor.
foDer j.. precedirE re lash het :, .er
N'~' FFEIfiA " evan anil West VIZ
Ni. D. ON these grounds on 40 sFferro.,r
"f 'f dat Ntr-.rgtou Was one 81 a..
I'I t.''.ner- - fre NoronR- ia
si-''- W.ii" rut 90 present a merube-
'.t mas" HpNlIratf'1 agI.u FOR admit 10
ft.H ff'e faIi ar4 report saws thar rEe..
VII %" admitted. Should iris Drove Z.
10 ~" case tho rivalry viii be Increased
So interest 'n lie preliminary VIII te
q % IAN 70 would otherwise 20
~ was a. first thought by the IVES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
W. H. S. VS. M. F. S.
Two Old Football Rivals Will Clash on
Thanksgiving Day-To Play
In the Morning.

The much mooted question a. t.
which team Wheeling High would play
ou Thanksgiving Day has at last been
settled. and despite the reports that
Martins Ferry would be passed up this
year. the ohiosns again drew the big
cipal Odgers OF the local school and
Principal Jones' or Martins Ferry. con-
frrred over the matter Monday evening
and the result was that an agreement
was made for the two schools To meet
on Thanksgiving morning at 10
o'clock. II will be necessary to PLAY
the game IL the morning because Of
the StaAts \. C.-Morris Harvey game
in the afternoon.
This move will prove very popular
with local gridiron enthusiasts. The
past struggles between the two schools
have always been Intensely iuteresttn-.
Last year the local team succeeded in
defeating Martins Ferry by "A rath.,
large score and with the latter team
on edge - recover their lost laurelS.
the contest this year should be equal
to the past ones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
SPORT WORLD

Tho Harvard football candidates rot
ay 70 nyinE start Monday. IS men
hausn ton and Capt Storer for xridiron
prASuce. or the 20 men who took part
dnrinE the Yale contest last November.
eight were on hand Monday. Thsv var.
marley Brickley. HuntinEdon Hnrdvick
Fred Bradlee. haifbacks: Pennock. wal
TER Trumbuil. Hitchcock ana Capt. storer
Hneeinen. and Frank OBrien. end
good condition The Syracuse bo,.
weighs 40 pounds more than he ala last
fali. tipping the scales Al sfs pounds
affected his eye or his good rirhs 20,
and did quite a little dropldckinr. rail-
Ing on the BAH. tossing IN. medicine bs n
anu a short run composed the hour of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
FAIRMONT FAIR
HAS BAD START
v11sn 70 o1s2mo nA1. A.
1Aaang Cara w. ons Of Dsss ea xAks
8xts O1xoutt-ons IAos D1v1Aed
Youxn Money rhFss ways.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigsncer.
rAAihM0SI. W. Va. sept ls-Ihe
conditions were decidedly adverse TO a
successful fair and the attendance was
correspondingly small Rain IN the
morning and a drizsling rain all after
noon caused hundreds 10 remain at
home. who had planned TO attend the
big f.is =. -,
year than before. There are more ex-
hfbfts In the floral hall. in the cattle,
horse. poultry. fine arts and IN fact in
any former year. The racing cards
were composed OF two harness and
three running events
peculiar situation arose IN the 2;s5
trotting race. when fourth money d.
vided three ways. This was never
known on the local track before and
said IL was his nrst experience with
summary:
Minp-s <-tx, br. m. by Ralph
Rex 'McMillan) .... l /
Mr.. Higginson. bg. by Major
Higginson IReynolcs) ... . 3 .
Nancy Boyer b. m. by Nutbet-
view tMcGrathD . ) . }
Winnie King. b. m. by Miltax
us ,M,iseRAn, ;.t; -. rs;; s c
tator tJohnson) . &c .
Henry Hisginson. b. s.. by
Major Higginson tF1emingD 4
Time: 2:26A. a:23L: 2.23I..
Second Baoe 2:ls Pace Purse $500
Pauline Hilds. - m. by An
derson Wilkes (McGrath) !
Isaac b.. b. &. by Guy "a
STOUT .-.........-....... .
Major hunter b. x. by Glance
'R. Stout .... . .
Cosstess Nobel br. m. by Mo-
bel tToddb .......... J 3
Time: 2.l2A; 2.I2i.: 2:l2L.
Third race, Running A. Furionxs
Selling.
Lawsuit. (Myers) 3 TO . win. Pro-
clivity tGarnerb even. second Elsie
Herndon tPtckets), third. Carroll
Donald Mac. sylvan Dell. also ran Gold
Check was left at the post.
Fourth RACE, Running, Six Furiongs
Boiling.
Fawn Uickett). s 10 .. win. Mile
kearney 1Myers). 4 TO I. and even. Sec
ond. MaNentius tJOrdonD To !. TO
? and out. third. Sam Barber. the Royal
Prince aTu NOltairc also ran
Filth race Running. Five Fur1ongs
Selling.
Racing Belle tPicketO 6 to 3. win
Booth Sterlingl 10 1 and even. sea-
ond. Sunkist Myers 10 even and
out third. Soprano. Double T.. and
Royal onyx. also ran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
SPLIT EVEN
Prs 0ams went 20 Bsds ana second
0sme which Only won't stx
Innings, TO Yhtlliss.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 1e-Philadel-
phia and Cincinnati broke even In a
double header to-day. the locals winning
the first game. = to 3. and Philadelphia
capturing tho second. which went six
innings. 20 o. and was called at the
end OF the sixth on account Of darkness.
In the ninth inning OF tho opening
struggle. with a slippery ball to handle.
Seaton lost control He walked three
men and then Groh managed 20 connect
with one OF his curves and poked tho
ball into deep left which Magee mis-
Judged. scoring Bershammer with the
tieing run and Packard with the winning
run
in the second game Mayors was effec-
tive al all stages. while Robertson, a re-
Cruit from Savannah. Ga had one bad
inning. tho third. Scores.
FIRST Dame.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

DoinpanVS O1ice corner 17fh a
Chspiine Street. Wheeling. W. va.
Rank OF Fulton. Fulton. ". Va.
The First National Bank. Elm Grove
West Virginia.
state Bank OF Elm Grove Elm
Grove. West virginia.
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills AZ the most convenient pay
station. G. ID JCNKINS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES SCHEDULED ron YHsrEn
DAY WERE NOT CONPLETrp.
muddy Tracf Was Cause Of Postpouin9
5000 Pure Event IN 2.l2 Pc

's h',iT. Mich. Sept ia muddy
"a TO-DAY made recessary the post
Inneruent Of half The program. inrIud-
- ne s3.vOo purse Tor zig PAGERS
NC Grand circuit race meeting. The
rot went To- Peter BiIllken. in fou.-
lut-teNtlns meats while Robert Afiirof
'n,Hfel the . 90 trot with ease
IN" fastest time - the daV e.rgf-
We mace IN ~" second heat OF IN.
80 NOT MdrIguid save the bay gelt-
IIs q Daitl- uttl they turned into the
str't'h. when Revert Miiroi forged 10
NE ffont auG sp.ash~d home with fnar.
man length 20 spare Esther "
~ ~ az thl'.d in the first heat and thu
Other Four horses finished in the came
loti lions each time they raced. sum
- trot purse $1,000. . in 3.
Pete Bhliaen. ch b. by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Miss Pauline Scheli. ~ Fulton. %
Pittsburgh. a"
John Hand. % Elm Grove. spen, yes-
t"rdav iG Viola
ArS james wallace. Of Cadlz, IS visit
ing friends iu Elm Grove.
u J.. keyser. Of Elm Grove WIS IN
'adir ON business vcsterdav
Miss Alma SAKE " Frtlsor va. a..
neeHnE visiting friends yesterday
MIs- D. =. Little. Of Mct'urdy's addf-
ton. Is critically HI
Frank Iiirrs and Wilson Smith. OF Fir,
grove. left yesterday Tor wildwood 40
irE cnnr 20 spend several DAYS hupfinr
and fishing. LINING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

secretary 4. 7. Arn~t OF the Stata
; indsy school association. will begin a
the First ". T.. church. Elm Grova Dur
lnE the afternoon or the same day re
wiz deliver an address az the Wesley ~
r. 'hvfth' marking the opening OF the
; unday school rooms which bsve her
"ept closed for some time while extern
slNe repairs were being made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
"CY" MORGAN
CASE TAKEN up
eY NATIONAL Commission AND
ORDERED REDS REIMBURSED.
Manager Tinker Paid Equivalent q
$4,000 for Local Player, Who
Could Not Perform Sat
isfactoriIy.

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept 16.-Havina
completed the work necessary in con-
nection with the drafting OF players by
major league clubs from minor leagues
the National Base Ball Commission to-
day turned it's attention TO routine
matters. One OF the cases to come be
fore the commission was that off "Cyr
Morgan. who was sold to Cincinnati
by Kansas City when. IL is alleged. his
arm was lame and he was utterly unfit
FOR work. The price agreed upon for
Morgan was $4,000. half OF which has
already been paid. President August
Hermann. OF the Cincinnati club. an
soon as he heard OF Morgan's alleged
condition. held up the second payment
and brought the case 10 the attention.
OF the commission. with a view OF oh
tanning a refund OF the money already
given for the player Presiden9 Geo.
Tebeau. OF the Kansas City club. will
appear before the commission to de-
fend his action in the case. and Nor
gan will also be heard by the commits
sion.
At a conference between President
Bassett. of the Iittv League ana-Presi-
dent Read. Of the ohio state League. an
agreement was signed for a post eeason
series between the championship clubs
Of the two organizations. Paducah has
tne ilAS won In the Kitty League. while
the winner In the Ohio state League has
not as Yet been decided The proposed
series VIII lie commenced in Ohio State
territory ON September %. two days
after the season in that organization IL
over
The National Commission set aside
the sale Of Pitcher Cy Morgan. OF the
Kansas city club To the Cincinnati club
and ordered that the latter club be re-
imbursed for any expense IL had gone to
IN securing the player. Manager Carr.
Of the Kansas city club. and Morgan
himself. testified that his arm was not
IN condition when ordered TO report TO
Cincinnati.
quite a few minor matters were also
considered by the commission. but no
findings were announced. The commits
sion adjourned sine die az the conolus-
ion OF the Morgan matter.
The action Of the National Commits
sion Is Rocking the saie OF Morgan by
Kansas city to Cincinnati bears out
the story carried exclusively by this
paper several weeks ago. which stated
the facts ia detail The story was
vigorously denied by certain local pap
err. who msligned tho article as false
In every line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
RED sox WIZ pY
NINTH INHINo Squirt

RoSToN. Mass Sept. I6-Baston
oefeated - Louis 3 TO = today in tL,
nnh game az the season between IN.
tW1 teams The visitors made a hard
hgnt Tor the game on account % their
pToNinltv to last place. but were nm
successful After two were an. Il,
Fpst"n mar o. The fiuaI inning. Hoop-
,r walker ana advanced to second on
-ns!rs iufcld h!t Roth men moved
up On Wild pitch and Hooper came
nome With the winning run when
SIeaAer drove & liner past BalentL
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. Will Cruise. Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
Office, elayney's Drug Store.
s-4.tf
Farrnern, Mnatiur

y IaFIII'Is WFelInE was heId yester-
day evening at the Valley Grove scaOoi
house by the farmers OF that Vicinity.
aHd was largely attended W. H. linn
1I ~" Panhandle Agricultural club. de-
.iNered a very interesting address Mr
Hinn VIII attend the West Alexander fair
mere tie Will give a demonstration on
selecting seed corn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
YAEKEEs DEFEATED
AGAIN BY TIGERS

wv YORK. Ssr; Detroit vro,
lf- last game or tire season here o..
,if.. Lf'rfhF evening tile sr4esr.4 t..-
ter Wi'H <ew YORK Two score VA. &
g. Z. Innings team STOPPED caldwell
Who rad won i've Ft-aign+ garre-. b..
bun mig lifH IN tho second and afeffI.
fnf Ifgs ba.ss was hlf harder ft...
'a.dWe'L bst vas tight '- thr p.nrre.
score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

y SIt0IaI n'etInE OF he TrIadelnhia
.ouhch VIII be held this evening. The
purpose of this meeting Is For nc or,s,'
nE OF bids for paving the National road
thIough that city. The council wants
NJ Work started as soon az possible IN
order To have Il finished bsfore go
weather sets in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Two base hits Pratt. SPEAKER Three
b7-e hts shotfor {. Gardusr sarr.-
90" hifs Waller. Austin. Covifctsr.
~ Shofteu. o. AEnew 2 william
'ouhi" Jap. Haier'i Pratt and C.y.
lr st"r. iisee on haIls. Taylor. . E.dl-
Tnpirss ffi.isbrand ana o'I..ilgb-
lin h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
To Attend Pair

C"te number OF out-th e-pike peopfe
~, - allehd the fair at West Alexander
W Wednesday and Thursday. the later a.
lstater beng the favorfte day on account
or ne better racing. Judging by the
.tSIii.l,I OF people v no say they are going
ne out-the-pike district viii be ainnoet
dcpopulated Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Two base hits. Turner. Davis. McIn-
nj Three base hits. Collins, McInnis-
Zone run Jackson. Sacrifice hits:
stolen bass Jackson. Johnston C2J.
GTaney. ONeill. Collins. Walsh. Douhi.
pa =. Iurnef. I-aiJoie. Chapman ana rur-
hh7e IN balls Stesn. ?. Culiop. . shaw
Aey. Pennock. : PLANK : Struck out:
ShANkey. Pennock. ] Plank. 8. Steen,
nolIy and ENan- ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
AMERIcAH HUMANITARIAN

cts. tF'ret game
Toledo. = Kansas tIf, @ ,S.ro-.4
Ear~~I ''"ii'
~ Minneapolis Columbus. e. Mime
kee rain N'''" su
A. ~ rsui. Louisville ST. Paul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

ieyan management that no reilminary
would be lsysd preceding this game. but
Il was finally decided TO have Manning
ton and Buckhannon play during m.
time when the crowd would be getting
To the park and seated ready for the
big game OF the season between West
Virginia and Wesleyan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

TWO base hits; Kiuifer. Groh. Th-e.
hAHe MT; Gecker. Sacrifice hit: John
son. stolen bases Hsschsr Bates C'r1.-
vain. Berghamrn"r. Base on balls: orr
S"aton. 2. OFF Johnson. !. Struck ont.
w Seaton. = by Johnson. l. I'mrures
brennan and Eason.
Second CANA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

DO you believe that women ought
TO vote"
sure And what's more. 7 think
men ought 20. too - Detroit p.ree
Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Time. 2iJ Els. et4H, sI-
100 tr"f. purse $1,000. ? IN 4
Robert Milfoi d. x. by Miro
Netalina. Dos Robert McGregor.
snow
Narig0Id
King EfooA
Cascade
Lether "
Time. go. ..;sfs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

INC coaihandling machinery for the
Ianaina canal coaling stations will bg
operated h. electricity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

Sta esrau.. trust t.e people
'Ire ~ r' on A.. rignt. lsud me 3 g..
sew tutf S.l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

AMI odv who does not believe George
S'nIliure HI- "a r.ul bail club should
" iirh IN" tgtt'~ TO action these dav4
Dr." Team d. hitting the bail hard tax
irE advantage % 'ts opponents mis-
plfrs HId is backed up by b-iIlar.
tit,.lrE iioVfpr fs vla1fug as good
hfi futt. BIOL ans club ir me league.
ana white fre 'op ~ the secund al, g.
SOW 's tluI' TIE high e@t that StalIffsz
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Of rsanA

Ysgtsrday's 8Ssults.
Cd Cincinnati. 4. Philadelphta. q.
CD Philadelphia, 4, Cincinnati. o.
All other games postponed. rain.
% First game
CD Second game. six innings:
darkness.
Today's 0AmsaL
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.