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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18

coming of tho worlds trip o. the ton
hase TALL teams there 10 every indication
~ renew 81 interest iu England. Aus
ITALIA. canada and Japan. aud the pro
zree- made on KING Aiphousos dominion
Indicate general teudsucv toward
brace ans branch 81 sport that carries
the element 81 keen excitement Win
tnf falling OF iu the interest IN bull
fighting and the estatli shment or
branch houses 80 the leading Arnortcanf
commercial firms the opportunity FOR
the Introduction ~ base hall On n firm
basis APPEARS eDcouraeinE.
'-rhey can't oatstrtp us nov. ana rhn-
adelphlana csu yet ready for the void n
series here when fhe Nnps we're heaten
yc,s.i,erday Their i.st horeist melted
T Hseu1N. regarding che Afnistics defeat
~ trr 'letelander- and the Mackmen'a
'hnur"r Tor the penuant TUESDAYS
game was the most important victory
here. He DC VIRTUALLY assured the isaer.s
flae. Tho teams are row efGht and one
games APART with the Athletics eighteen
more safn,s g. CLAY ara ne C,sselanders
-sif DO 81. Iif have the pennant cIlr-hed
10 Iunf ans mater ial possibility before
starting vest
Dan" ksfer ana -hefr' Sheffield.
w" oIi Tiger Eridir"u STARS. appeared
"u '.i"fn' Field Dub fh.l- foEs ruesdav
Afternoon and hsfp-d toashca Anfreusa
Uf .H IrlIUefen foot hall Candidates
kaf.r worked with Che tack field with
tnrt'Iu HaEer. w un nlso foos hand IN
coaching sheffield was d farnoya tartts
aft vi uct nts Dis time CO. Ihiitrs ard
y IrfnFmar. whom Princeton fans 40
fhfe fHN
Inr ttcera arc Dut after fhe mastery
"f fhe Fckirr DEPARTMENT 81 she Harno
r. Do coz bee had three men huiinF 80
Nf.fUF- fNf Nrfriff NOR Roland show
OF much form in gunttrr. but thew araI
ftfFrfcl tn o. better worR a. the saarouf
prorrrsas s urff viEnnt drill waa nm
through at fro end ~ fNe rfartiDe. but
fne coaches uainif returned fo the r.lai-
mo- fa 90 tlr same
'tYttiu fsfrr devoted tIa time o. the
IH.fs Ir passing fHe ball from nlar 90
runH ard later on uf tho dummy CWeE
.H '|.f are ehouiur lr rromlsirrl, ini
t"s tarrk field and arm & HnEer I'D qusr-I
frr. are Developing lufu H fairly goof
set 81 rushers 90 the Varsy.
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The registration committee Of the \
T.. ~ New York. complains that Ger
tain sthletes who made short jumps oui
81 $ev i"rk Co. com lr.'ts 600 u.scts. iu-
cludei 300 expenses meals that cost s.
tn committee reports that. lille u
doubted the FenuiutueFs OF me btll get
~ gave the athletes the benefit 81 the
dolbf and % n q them. Probably fhis
committee has never seen hungry afh
letee eat especially ball PLAYERS Two
dollars does not 90 Ter with hall piay
o. whom ne clut IS settling the hili and
Dc O. termed loose iu q ,afe that does
mo- have cheap biu - fare.
The announcement made bf Manager
Mfi'rta fhat Ne intends fu give Al iHs
mar"e % chance Co start q game against
fhr Athletics neat month doves not urUH-
ftHr Hrf arpfiaf. IfeHU.trfe las anua I'd
-Iffi.ieut form dIrirE bic first fun sea
anr in the big ieaEIc tu warrant Mcgraw
taking chance WITH him
IFerf thing considered. femaree n.e
rIfrffd better TAN than any other wefH-
l'r ~ tte 4aui- ie may mot possess
pir.h but nte record for t.r tesr shov q
That Do fIlufu Erfa Ir H fIEIf place o.
uay DO fnaf frf Giants manager viii
Hi'"v ths tiF Soutn~rrer Cob start th,
world series
Antwerp has aireat, commenced 90
prepare for The OF. fnrie games FOO bo
hsli ir fhaf cfty Ir 1872. COMMITTEE
tlf been formed ari the support ~ tr,
tanned
Tie tosn authorIuss are ~ obtain "a
vote ~ several million francs frr She
80 er-es and eterythiue ta helnr done
fo make tre ctert e. huge furess Do
rererf years HelFfuu I.a come fu the
fore IN International sports
VIII q definite lineup fo- tho nrst
rauf ~ ths season fH D. TfnYfl q ues..
fsri~rfat decided uion. Coach
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COOMBS' SICKNESS
Is QUESTIONABLE
MANY SPORT WRITERS AROUND
TIE COUNTRY BELIEVE
HE is BLUFFING
Figure II Que as a "Possun" Stunt
Figured Out by Connie Mack
to Surprise Giants.
on Oh, Xantippe. Can it be-

Oh Oh. Nantippe, Can IL be-
But forsooth. rumor has Il that
Connie Mack has prepared the big
sest surprise OF The season for one
John J. McGraw and g. all ready to
spring II during the coming worlds
series. out from the town Of
Brotheriy Love comes the lark little
tale that Giant Killer" Jack Coombs
Is bling primed day by DAY in prepara~
tion To- great massacre Of the New
York team. during the worlds cham
pionship series and all the distress
ing reports OF his physical condition
are manufactured with intent by one
Connie Mack C0nuie's plan haa
been 10 have Coombs pretend serion
injuries since his recent return IN
N" game and each time has tipped
Tie newspaper scribes OF with the
story that the Kenne bunk terror va
don" for the season Picture the
poor Giants who. resting securely
In the knowledge that their dreaded
nemesis Was r"posinc on an fnvalid's
bed m tho University hospital in
Fhilsdelphi1. when suddenly con
irontef With his stalwart form com.
INC across tho feld in uniform Tho
surprise would b. 90 complete that
Connie could p.tcn himself and win
To" repOrt sounds Ike poc Cooks
North Pole tale in the face. but when
on' considers the fox ness Of Cor
""Iins McGillicuddy 90 does not sound
~ unlikely
u j. admitted that Coomhq b. A.
present staying ~ tho hospital but
on the ohnr hand o. rs said that he
" only undergoing electric NASSAU,
treatment Tor his arm and that tho
other treatment 81 hoax
MuFr-H MrGraW will probabi, b.
rim 10 look up
Ih" question can be- taken 81 ifs
worth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
PERFECT SCORE
Eade In westy Hognn Shoot &C Atlantic
city by Moore OF P1sessurgh and
Taylor OF Columbus.

ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.. Sept II
= Moore. OF Pittsburgh. and J. r. Tay-
Tor. or Columbus. professionals. led tha
entire field OF hoth amateurs and profess
FIRST fiVe events OF Is targets each.
Homer CLARK. OF Alton. III. was next
nigh man with III. while Prof. d. &.
with 10 breaks
Edward Hellyer. of Alexander. Pa, and
G g. coburn, OF Mechanicsburg. Ohio.
we're high amateurs. each breaking 100
out or a possible isB blue rocks.
fennsylNania won "a e state team ahoot
with score 0f as out OF possible
SOC. New York was second with AIS.
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YANKEES
yU~ OUT On Z" onxsx.A1 ron
Yn11 xuU I'm g1AnoH.
Wla o. oans q DouAa, x~aAs, xrou
Wh11s - Whns DRvwna
NES DersnAsA-

NEW YORK Sept I7-New York
broke out of the cellar for the nrst
time th- season today. splitting n
double header with Chicago. while the
Athletics were beating. st. Louis. Chi
csgo won the first game easily by A
score OF 10 J. New York took the
second. an eight inning AFFAIR. J TO ..
Chicago had little trouble In winning
the FIRST game. pounding Ford and
Pish- a Central League recruit for Is
hits Pieh WAS also very wild.
New York won the second game By
punching hits with good base running
IN three innings. helped along In tn,
first by Chase's wild throw. Scores:
H1rue O~DA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
sowE RACE

PORTSMOUTH Eng Sep,
u a sp0n' 81 one hundred
wards WIS run this afternoon
ht Rear Admiral Ger Robert X
NrHI'hnr' and captain Eric
Hack OF tn British Nrvy m
iulI.mrrf ~ hef made by
th'm fs'uty years ago Th.
captain won Uy a yard Boo the
excellent time ~ twelve 500.
ord
E1th ofic'rs were serving M
'N. Pacific ocean or board tho
Nar.I.'' .u fN'3 uhen % chnf
.'n+r Na. given and urrrptrd
'nr a rt'r 'o hr run on pho
same otf. twenty years latter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
DEMANDS FORFEIT
Freddy Welsh TO Use Shadow Method 70
Get Money and ChR mptonskip
In Lightweight Glass

VANCOUVER. u. q. sept i7.-Fre,idy
Welsh. British lightweight champion.
proposes 10 shadow box himself into the
worlds championship here next Satur-
day afternoon, the day he was to have
fought Willie Richie for the latter's
title. Having disposed OF his imaginary
opponent. Welsh said to-day he will de
rnand Ritchies forfeit. proclaim him 50 n
worlds champion and set In motion legal
machinery TO obtain damages from
Richie for eral remuncraiive
matches Welsh declares he has lost
through waiting for the champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
GIANTS And ATHLETICS GETTING
READY FOR THE WORLDS SERIES

tat"r in the Erand stanf Roth
sH"uId rer. Are far more valuable -
No. clnn. thAn they sr' gcncraiiy
tas received o. higher rating from the
ufFFbau public this year tran ever be-
fore b'oaps' De- has hit better. i'nd-
throughout most % the -eseuu
harry q Main COZ
Errt fs ore ~ the main .orV fr tho
Afnl'fi"e ifneld and BE- r~neally -e-
Eff'i tl the close f".l0w ~ fre
COM" a. me brains ~ tHe team ~iCl
'Erttr collins Int usf- ts pr. -
o.. hest that ever lowered .-ou.f 4
.''"ui bng. puiiirg ~ many r.a -
reason Barry does ra' ret nI- r,--.
-rt' the head lines Offence i4 t.s,..,..ea
?" BE- r.t = sense- i'naI player. rar i-
'.ur ~ nearly every man rr fHn
f.'''f.F Max cfiIs Pie players l.
n.- gsy v,i'h j. to stt~ai 'e
I.t fr. neUspaps fake care rf 'b~r-
.''r-. For this r'ta1r. sine Athletics
lsf. not draNr a- v'l .r ft.Ir 'II1-
boz. s'rns "thsr .".r1 ri1refln clubs Pc
,fI-a The Fpecitfnra Iu tfa rItar frv no
fl.f uwhirE rIrh fr boiler af tho
PLAYERS bout aud f,n- enjoy ME
conr,s- Ms-s n,d . sa'-te, o--.
way 20 brilliant TAR Ir his 0-.'
~ ~ boz 1ufferls EAs. rsirtae.
nofz VS. ..-r -i-.s - 'f. move
Doe ..f ..r '~f f...
What af| ..H lft Ha- ..Hra o. -..-
toIni" on tms'i~,r f..frlr .uai-r
te~ RI" Nfrirf f.-Hrr Hf. Hly
Ii. l""y". .. .-.f rH rif..r-
.,,. was GOO on 'as r'sia ..
." H ..t f.H... .r' rt urH .Htf
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CORR
nm. MuIuDme a aaoHl lS.s
I1Ssrs r.ss Two 0~mss Prom NJ 80
seorS-BoshnnG Wa MT KArd
IN Ms 0ams.

WASHINGTON. sept i7.-Detrof, tn
ausursted its farewell apearancs of IN.
season here today by taking both games
OF = double-header from Washington. 6
70 and 20 2. punching or hits IN two
innings-the fourth in the FIRST gam. and
the first 10 the second-proved washing
toms undoing.
Detroit Jumped on Boehiine az the
start OF the SECOND game Bush ana
bsurnsn hit for singles. Crawford wss
SAFE on an error and Cobb brought them
AL home with q hit for the cigcutt
BoehIng then settled down and thers
Vac no more scoring. Williams a De-
troit recruit southpaw, pitched steadily
throughout Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
PRACTICE GAME
Played by Two Elevens OF the wsss
Virginia University Yester-
day Afternoon
Srecial Dispatch TO the Inteliiaencer

= ~ I'TTF7'T' " 70 NII'- HIINE IIIEFUfFI
MpRGANTOwN. W. Va Sept IL
The foot ball candidates received n gen
uine surprise this afternoon when Coach
z u. Sweetland picked two eleVsns and
put them through a full fledged scrim-
mage which lasted almost for an hour
There was nothing tame about the affair
whatever. and those who participated in
II we're aware OF this fact when thew
called on the rubber TO have their
bruises dressed. BIN BloyS Of Mounds
Vile, Bellefontc star. arrived to-day and
viii report 90 Coach Sweetiand tO-mor-
row. The squad numbered - to-day
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c. A. c. WILL PRACTICE.

All members OF the Central A g
foot ball team are requested 20 meet
this evening Al the corner Of Twenty
second and Eoff streets. Tor practice.
az 80 o'clock. II IS important that
every candidate be present. as signals
will be- given ont and a captain and
manager elected for the coming sea.
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
INCONSISTENT
Morning Proof Sheet" Gives Readers
Two Chances to Study on "cy'
Morgan Sale.

For inconsistency We concede that
the REGISTER has first honors In yes
terday mornings paper they carried
a story TO the effect that in the hear
ing before the National Commission
at Cincinnati "Cy" Morgan. Martins
Ferry twirler. had been eNonerated.
and that the Kansas City club had
been cleared OF ali accusations in the
sale % his services 10 Cincinnati when
his arm was bad Turning over
two pages. one came 20 another story
TO the effect that the Morgan sale had
been set aside and Kansas City or
dered To refund the 5000 paid on the
purchase price. Furthermore. that the
Kansas CITY club was in bad faith
when it made the sale
The reader Was privileged 10 two
gUesses
There nre more bitter things In .ife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
RACES POSTPONED
Grand Circuit Events Forced TO Post
ponemont Because OF Rain
and Muddy TRACK.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept All grand
circuit races were postponed today be
cause 81 rain. The condition Of the
track was 80 bad that ~ was dangerous
To- run any ~ tho events Rain fell
throughout the greater part OF the day.
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FAIRMONT FAIR
IN oreatly Handase5 Ped by Rain
oss Are ro~spoued-NAy

special Dispatch to ne Intel geucNr
FAlRMONT. w. Va, Sent iT-Rat-
today caused the pcstponernent OF the
second days racing card at the ht.
SFArmont fair. Continuous rain
throughout the day made racing out Of
the question but aespite this fact !,
number or people visited the grounds
curing the day O. look over the 81
nioits shown. TIL Judging went on an
DAY yesterday a. the poultry depart %
nent alone. There are LIPS entries
with II kinds o. durks. seven ktnds ~
geese Your kinds OF turkeys and ips
Kinds Of chickens. besides rabbits.
noss. and such smaller animals IT,
morrow. the third racing card VIII be-
carried out and an eTort -nad,. a.
squeeze In one or two Of today's post
poned races. II ~ - not possible &
Work on the postponed races during
ths two remaining days or the fair ths
managers will declare "a nth days rac-
ing and run them OF Saturday
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'Batted for smith in aEath


= ltIIf''I y IWIIT uaT FnefsF.
Two base hits Rode. GlIhoolev Rus
sell. Sacrifice fy- Gossstt. Stolen bases
Bodie. chappell. Gilhooley. Double play
Zeider and Williams. Hsss on balls
Fisher. l. Cicotte. =. Smith. /. Struck
out, FISHER. & Ctcotte .. Tmpires
OLoUghl:n and Connolly
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Two base HIT. Mcbride Three base
hits Louden. Foster. Gsndti Home run
cobb. Stolen hsse. Milan. Double PLAYS
fueh. RnuWan and pnrlow. Eaufnan and
lush lt,s" On balls Off Williams ?:
~ ifoehlinc. ]. struck out. By Williams
; hy Bo~hlirF. O.. Jmpires. Dine@n ana
sheridan
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Maps
RAT rE1R 3 10 O.
Ysrhs.s.sg Allowed Es ~ Hss - -
Dgfht Elm-opsAEsr 1eAkso
Sensational CAtoh-

BosToS. Sept. i7.-cleveisnd shut
out Boston. TO o. to-day. many brilliant
plays being made Boston was In n posi-
tion TO score on several occasions. but
Faikenoerg refused 20 allow the needed
hit
Speaker captured q terrific liner from
orsney's bat In the ninth inning with
one hand. thereby cutting off q sure
home run. score.
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Two base hits: Peckinpaugh. whitman
t3). Lord SACRIFICE ffics: Schaik. Bodie.
Stolen bases: Chase. Chsppell Schalk.
Gossett. Base on balls: Pieh. q; Scott
:. Struck out: Ford. 2: Pieh. ]; Scott. !.
Cmpires: Connolly and O'1,ouEhlin-
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CHALIEMoE.

The bridgeport Rowlers would like 90
arrange n game with the Ttltonsvil
has hall team Tor Sunday. on the I'll
louisville grounds Answer through this
paper.
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Detroit ..-. 0oo6 o 80
Washington 49,. o o o 90 o o o.
Two base hit; Love. Thrive hass hit:
Neaoh. Double plays: Morgan. Nc
Bride ana Gendf. Base on balls: Du-
buc. =; GaliiS- ?. Struck out: Dubuc
:. Galia. I: Love. =. Umpiras: DIT
neeu and Sheridan.
Eeoond Game.
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Two base hit: jackson. Three base
hit Bates. Stolen bases: Janvrin.
Double play Bates. 1-ajoie and Johnston
Base on balls. BY Leonard J. Struck
out: BY FalkenherE. 3. by Leonard. 8;
by Wood. >. Umrircs: Ferguson and
Evans.
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AHRroAE ASSOCIATION

At II Paul-F1rst game. Louis viiie
Is; s. Paul. 2
~ Kansas C1ty-Hsnsas CITY. :: t.
At MNTaukee- First game TnSta1 IN
anot's. Milwaukee. 2 second game.
lndiausnt '- Milwaukee,
At inuearol--ToIumbus. I: Mime
arolis. 3 called end eighteenth. darn
nessl.
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INTERNATIONAL LnAauE.

A. Newark Ne ark. r. Providence ]
A. Toronto Rochester o. Toronto.
A. Jersey City--Jersey city baltimore.
postponed by agreement. two games To-
morrow
Montreal- Buffalo Rain
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Two base hits: Shottosl. Rak.r vynlab
Ihrte base hit: Daley SRerffioe Nv.
Covington stolen base: Collins Bas.
on balls; or Houck. >. ST uck out. Nv
MftcnelL !; by BaumEa dner. :. bv
Hooek. 4; by Bush. /. [ npire. Hide
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There a-e more bitter things IN 30,
than medicine
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America national rn~re ia sraEfrr
iisrEsd progress in spain. and with the
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NHONA. LEAGUE
Dtaa2t2g OF EsaDs.

Yssssrdsy-s 2ssaa6L
All gAmes postponed. rain
relays oaAAa
Boston NJ Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York AT St Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-07
DhAlA ch"NhA .ikrRoDucE IN ME-

DOmcstici,y in its happy and I'M.
happy phases might he said to be
the subject matter OF Della Clarkc's
comedy. 'lntrOducc Me. which
will appear at the West Theatre on
Sunday. March 9th. George Niohcl
Is a writer who has met with disap-
pointmcnts and misfortuncs. His
wife. unknown TO him. takes the
name of Francis Everton and also
as an author wins fame and fortune
That her husband may be kept In
Ignorance of the truth she has told
him that her Aunt Hannah gives her
an allowance that keeps them in
comfort. She also poses as an in
vetcratc clubwoman.
Francis EveriUn. or Mrs. Niuhol
has girl chum. Edna Somcrs. who
is an actress. one of the latest
books written ly Francis. entitled
Susan. has proved II great sue
cess. 1t is suggested that this be
as a -tarring vehicle for
Edna. Francs suggests that
George be employed to dramatize
the book. Numerous subtle aud ef-
fectivc situations are worked out
from these circumstances.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-07
WISE SMOKERS

Judges uf good cigars might think
that the Schubert Cigar company
owned a plantation in Cuba. while
this concern uses great quantities Of
the pure Havana leaf II does not own
u plantation but has arrangements
mad. FOR securing the choicest Of
tobacco from that island. Those who
smok" Coal C1stl" or Vcrmcio cigars
know that they can secure no better
These brands are mad. In Trinidad
by skilled local cigar makers and this
fact aion. should appeal to local
smokers. High class cigars lik. the
two brands mentioned are not al
ways made under sanitary eondi-
tions. Both these cigars are. AZ can
b. easily verified. II you have never
smoked - vcrmcjo or Coal Castle you
should get the habit. .
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EELAGUA WOMAN Is
HELD FOR INSANITY

After an attempt 10 assault II
ncighbor's child with n butcher
knife. and threatening TO burn the
church ut Dclagua. Mrs. Frances
Garcia. said TO be the victim OF u
violent form of domentia. was taken
into custody yesterday by Marshal
Vandcrbur of that camp aud brought
to Trinidad aud lodged In the coun-
iy jail to be examined FOR lunacy.
The woman. the mother OF two chill
drcn. has had spells OF insane frenzy
for soinc time aud recently was
brought here and released apparent
ly cured.
II Is alleged that til. woman has
been invading chicken coops at
night aud committing other dcprc-
dations. Yesterday with matches
and kindling wood she went TO the
church at Delagua aud started u
fire. At the jail last night tho wo
man kept up - disturbance. scream
ing and singing ~ Intervals. much io
the discomfort ot Night jaIl"r Rich
ardson.
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Young Boys Skip
Out to See World

Tom Dennison. fifteen year
old son OF Mr.. aud Mrs Thom-
as DennisOn OF 207 Prospect
street and Ned Kimbali, Il,
son Of j. y. Kimball. n music
teacher living at 424 University
street have felt the call of the
road. The two boys left home
Wednesday morning and It is
believed boarded freight train
for California. The parents of
the two boys are very much con-
cerned over the disappearance
of the boys.
The Dcnnison boy collected n
couple of dollars earned by
distributing papers for Manag-
er Nash of the Isis theatre and
the Kimball boy drew couple
of dollars from The Cardenas
hotel. where he had been work.
ng. After purchasing about a
dollars worth of matches to be
used in building fires on the
way. and helping themselves to
the good things in the pantry
of the respective pareuts. the
boys hit out for the coast.
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LIVELY LEGAL FIGHT
OVER WATER RIGHTS

TIL. civil cas. OF Lena Mcbride ~.
Gus Jcan!n occupied TIA" attention
OF u Jury Of siN IN the district cotrt
today. TIL. plaiItif represents
that sh. owns first water rights 20
II stream In III" valley aud that
.I.anin owns third righ, and that In
1905 III. d.fcndan, conflscaicd wat
"r belonging to piainiiff unlnwiully
Plaintiff asks loI u restraining In.
junction against jcani and damage
tn the amout OF 81 900, \. e. Ne
chcsncy represents plaintiff and
Judge j. &. Northcutt tn" defend.
ant.
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D. U. PICKED TEAM
DEFEATED BY LOCALS

Before "A large and enthusiastic
crowd of students. the boys basket
ball team OF the high school defeat
ed y picked team from the rnivcr-
si,y OF Denver Glcc club by tho
score OF - to Z. Til. game We
played Immediately after school on
the Central Park floor. Although,
rather onc.sidad. til. game was
featured by the excellent passing Of
til. ball and tenn work on the part
Of the Trinidad BOYS, The local
boys seemed to be in til" best conii-
tion possible and completely swept
the visitors off their feet.
The Glcc club team contains none
Of the regular varsity basketball
team but nevertheless they had one
or two good men ON their team.
The teams lined up as follows:
Denver: Miller and Bate. for
wards: Day. center. Williams and
Lewis guards.
High School: Mitchell. M.,zxcr
and Cunningham. forwards. Town.
center. Lott and Cl"ayingcr guards.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-07
CHAPMAN HOME At
ST0NEWAll BURNS

Helpless from fright when her
little cottage caught fire yesterday
Mrs. Alfonso Chapman. an aged resi-
dent OF StoncwaII. narrowly escaped
hcnih In the blaze that completely
destroyed her home with all her
furniture and belongings. The
house was u small frame structure
and burned like tinder. The wo-
man was almost overcome by the
smoke before she could find her way
out.
Mrs. Chapman is n pioneer resi-
dent and lives alone, making her
living by the sale Of milk. All that
she owned In the world was I'm the
little cottage which burned to ashes
The unfortunate plight OF the aged
woman aroused the sympathy of the
residents of Stonewall and she was
given the shelter of the Radrord
cottage. Friends will see that the
woman does not want for anything.
Spring Millinery Opening. Satur-
day. March Sth. Ladies' are cordial
~ invited to attcnd.-Warmker Sis
tcrs. 303 West Main street. 3