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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
Never Jet was the voice OF conscience
silenced without retrihution.

Whit. Star coffee, (the flavor you cannot
forget sold by Fl Lands
Cotton Seed Meal, Sucrene Dairy Feed,
Alfalfa horse and mule feed.
c. F. Wall Co.
A nice lot of white goods OF al kinds.
See Lands.
Ready-made shirts sold al reduced prices
at Landis's.
Shirt waists and lingerie dresses. Call
on II Lands.
If you are looking for the best groceries
buy of Ronemus.
For r ent.-A Small Farm Possession in
Early fall. Apply at spirit Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
W. M. Stanley, v. S.,

GRADUATE loY THE ONTARIO VETERINARY
COLLEGE, TORONTO, CANADA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
A Cnmnlinent.

what did he say when you tod MN
no was the worst liar you ever knew
"He merely remarked that he hao
been fiattered before. st. Louis POST
Dispatch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
Hard Luck.

Mrs. Hatterson-What! You've he'd
fourteen cooks IN three months? NIB
Catterson-Yes, and didn't please any
of them.-Life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
LEAVE sHEyasa9ii !.
,o. For Bss

Rates schedules go -. ( /
furnished upon 8p
Company. o.
W. B. BEYlLL
Gen'l Pass. Assll
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
Roofing and Scouting.

We are IN the market for roofing and
spoutlng, any kind you may want, at reason
able prices, Call ana see us when you are in
need of work of the kind, ct 10S south Charles
street, Charles Town, w. Va.
Mays. W. P. yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
JEFFERSON COUNTY
PHONE HOLDERS

Are you guilty of annoying neighbors over
the Jefferson County Telephone Let the
guilty take notice. Wher- malicious noises
are traced 10 certain phone, said hone
will be removed without further notice.
Some few, very few phone holders are low
ing their phones te he used to the ammo, ancc
of their fellows. This must cease or said
phones viii be removed Keep your chill iren,
who have not reached the age of diseres ion.
ana servants off the phone line. Ser ants
have no right to use phone save on your
business. BE polite over the phone" Po-
teness begets Politeness. So exercise your
own rights as not to interfere with the
rights of Others,
Ii. G. GETZENDANNER
Jan 7-tf. Manager.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-08-26

Ailments Of domestic animals will receive
careful treatment. Prompt attention to ali
calls night or day. Charges reasonable. Res
dence South George St., Charles Town, Va.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28

bcniitt ipiirbcn, 3li snblen. - Som.
|miiidr MorIioac berihtete in ge5ug
|nnf Die 6ffentIiden Mrbeiten, oab Die
Dorf StroBe, 5piid,cn Der 8. ilnb II.
|Strabe. fertiegeiteat iei imb empfabI
heren gnnnb,ne. Cine Spc3inIiteucr
foll bierfiir erboben iperoen.
Colonel ssobn Sd)roa. grdiioeni
Der Ncfrport Rofional ganf, Der liin-
|gere 3cit fronf in ieiner @ohnnns
|an Der Columbia Strabe bornieoer.
Iag. beiinoet iih alli Dem Wege Der
geIlerliia.
- Sei. Topen. bon Der 4. slncni,c
in Canton, an., iii aeiiern BON gnf.
'alo, H. a., suriideefehrt, 100 er fei.
men grlber bciud)te, Den er felt 45
ssahren nid|t mehr aeiehen battc. ssli
|cincm @anoelbilber. Jhenter fab cr
Elm Bib ciner beuolferteu Stra6c
9miiaios uno erfanlte oas 8ciidlt lei.
nes 9rnberS. er trnt am rlddiien Ia.
ae Ole Heiie mad, Buffalo on lno
fano mirfIid ieinen permiBteu @rn.
Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28

III Scr ,seicr ocs Teutiden lages Y
eheiier Yarf eii,5ultelIen ilno er lel'
crte bort 3u ieiner groben Jrelioe GU
herslides Mieocrieben nit leII'ell pic
len 5rcmnocn.
lie 3abIloicn Shiilcr, oie lpeooor
W,cnoer Inn 2anie Der Sabre l'iifef'
rid,tet uno gu iiid,tisen Wenid)en pcr'
auaebiloci, ictpie bic piclen 6rclllloS
nie er lid, olirh iein fernieltes Neifl
uno ieine berpcrrngenoen ebdrafier'
eiocnid,aiien erIuorben bat, iueroeh
iein gnoenfcn ItetS iii Ghrcn bnltel'
mo Die aramaebelaten Sinterblleos'
i,cn oiirifcn bel Der ihmercn SeIni'iidl
una, Don ocr lie betroiien iplroer
ser inniaifen JbeilnnDme ueriifetl
ieiu.
lie itcrbIid,e Siilte oes 0erGpiaielt
mirb icincm @inidle aeilaB Den lniI'
ternoen SI1mmen iibergeben lperocn
uno 0ie ,seuerbeiiaituns iinoet ain
Tonneritag siadnittag I'M Arcmato'
Tilfm itatf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28

boB bic 9efellihaft cine oanernbe @e-
rehtfame babe auf atle linien nit
Nusnobme Der Roieoale Qinie. baB Bic
Orbinans BON 1864, Die bic periobe
auf 25 Sabre feitiebt, nidt allsemein
mar. ionbern nur 8eaua auf bic Cos
pinaton Gtrabenbdhn go. bate, uno
bah bic Srpinana bon 1869 abbott
uno Qnoeren oas Redt CAB, StraBsn-
babnen iiber osrpiiie StraBen fabrsn
al laiien, unp bah oamals teine s3eit
heitipmt purbe, lpenn Die 9sre6tiame
abldufe, nit Iusnahme, bab Die 9es
fellidaft pernudldiiiae, Die Rputen
au bouen, ibre Cars laufen 3u ldIIen
coer ibre idhrlidenabqaben 3u aablen.
sic ipollen ferner ourh fpdtere
gmsnoements beipeiien, bob Der
Stabtratb nun bic 4biiht bate, einc
oauernne 9prehtfdme aussu9eben.
ssSm Sabre 1876 babe Die Siio Gopina-
ton unb Cincinnati Gp. Die 2tnie
aufaetauft, uno fei Der Intauf bon
Der Staot aenebmiat poroen. Staots
Solicitor Stepben 9IatIep uno iein
@hiitent sSobuRihmDHG erfldrteR, oab
Die Staot unter benz Charter feiu Rett
babe, cine fortoauernbe Gerehtidme
oussuiteuen. Der 5au piro beute
lpeiter perbanbelt.
Sm Staotratb fpuroen Die
Soroerunqen Der StrabsninIpsttoren
Benjamin DilIer, 9epra GrisseH uno
9eorq gopt, bic nad 1909 pom GU
perintenoent Der 0ifentliten 4rbeitsn
anaeitelIt tparen, aber ME 3ahluna err
tielten, an oas 9efeb Aommittes
oerfpieien. Die 5orosrunasn tpuroen
DsrpeiQert. bd Ser superintendent fem
aedt babe, sSnipettpren au3uitsQen,
ba bisIss bem Stabt Snasnieur
iiberlaifen fpsrbsn mub. - $5200
Straben Neutrality-suspicious. BON
Gatonia puroen tan5ellirt. - Sine
Rsiolution paiIirts, oab Die Maoiipn
2lpe.. Die infoIae Der GripeiterunQ iia
in ftledtem 3uitanb befinbet, iofort
reparirt peroen ioll.
- Qluf getrei5en oes 8eneraI Mds
naaer 9eoro Sohmeiiter. pom Cato
mia Rennbahn tpuroen qeitsrn geor9
Burns uno 8sorQ 5reiIsp bsm Iriss
bensrihtcr Shobora in Sio Gopiu1s
ION oorasfiibrt, oa tie anasblit ouf
Dem Rennpnrt .6anbbiiher" auf Die
Rennsn ma6ten. Sic tpuroen um
ie $50 uno acitsn beItraft. Die St;afc
purbe ihnen ieooh Ridsntt. ou Iie
perIpradsn. ibr 9eihdft einsuiteasn.
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Seuti9er 9aabwebr. Vereia.

Die 9iseprdiibenten 8. ariis..
unb Deter Staif fibrtsn a.iiern bsr
9oriis in Der 0eriammLuns bes oeut,
f6en 2nnbtrsbr Qereins. Sesretal
Weibnsr fiibrts bas protofoll. sSal
Quaemeinen fanpsn MIR Routinss 0er
f6dfte Grlsbiauna. 9sleaai gmii
6empel eritotteis gsrid,t iibsr Die leBi.
9eriammIuna bes Giabt 0erbanbes
uno erfldrisn iih bic Wiialisbsr NIT
ben Ulabnahmsn unb 8eihliHeu
oerielbsn einperitanben. Die 5raer.
befhliIIe fir bic binisrbIisbensn be,
Gamerdoen ebemol. Shabmeiiiera
aouis Groehn un0 sSulius Wouipol
purben perleien uno anaenommea
Worbsrsiiunatn fir oas 40idhria.
StIfiunesfsii nurben teiprohen, UNI
feri6tete bos fommitiee ots syeiies
bab Elm Dorsiialihes proaramm In
gorbtreituna rel. DIX ginnahmen Be,
iruaen $64.75 uno bic Qussaber
S26.5O.
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6 o b ingtpn.

Die Gooinatou Office fir Sas yGin'
VinnatIer TOIfsbIatt" befinbet itdj I'M
&ebGuoe SO. 509-511 WabiiDn
Apenne. gnseisen, WlittbetInngen
nnS geiteannsen irsenomelder Irt
iuerSen bis 10 l1br gbenSs oaieibit
eutseseusenOmmeu. SelspbOn Suurb
1884.
- Sonntdd, ben 2. Rcpember, fin
bet uuf oem neuen Wtuttergottes Sirtz
hoI bic 4Qeriselenfeier 1tatt. Rep. Stto
0afen BON Der 81. Qnna air6e in De
Gpuris1, ap., tpirb Die Yrebigt 6uIten
rnb Der Wfuttergottes air6enaor ba:
llnter 2eitung bes 9rof. Go. Stru6sl
ZEN muiituliihe Sbsil Der Jeier iiber,
rommeu.
QQes orbettet, I'm ben 8u5ar
gum 9eiten oes neuen Ct. GliiabetE
Soipitals, Der am 3. NoDember I'M
neuen 5ooIpitalgebauDe begtnnt unb 10
Gage bauert, 3u einem groBartigen
Grfolq 3u MAIDEN. 2lQe tatboliide1
gemeinben Der Staot baben gubsa
cufaefhlaeen, in benen bic biibf teItea
Gsgsnitdnoe our 9srlooIung tommen.
- G9i6eins: Samss C'R.il, 81,
BON 2ibert1, Snb., uno Spfepbine
Oats, IS, Don Ri6monb, SuO.; Ben.
Wlurtin, q, uno gtta GraOood, 20,
beios Don SuImoutb ap.; Srant 60
berlp. 21, uno SeIma Grter, 81, beioe
BON GlsDslanp, O.; SenrD Nitolas,
80, oDn Snoepenoenee, ap, unb 2iz
ietta Qrens. "a, bon bier; Diuiam
Waahonp, 27, unb Warie 5. aofsl, %,
beloe DON Cincinnati; s. g. Osborne,
"a, uno Cora Colbert, 18, bsioe bon
bier George 8. gurIan, 4G, BON
.Wlnonae, Sno., unp 5eannstte 6.
Waling, %, bon Gabss goDs, 5enn.
SaDib glpOoD 2lfbcraft, q, unD Spa
gatpn, 18, beioe DON Gopinston.
- Staotgeriat. 5orrp g1orton ers
belt Ipsgsn 0erumlungsrns s. uno
Rotten aufsrlsgt. Soc. 8roipn, Der nit
1bm Desen oeHelben Vergsbens perbafz
let rpuroe, puroe Dem sSussnoseritt
iibertpieien. - 5onp Burns, Der fi6
in ieinem 8aui6e unoroentli9 beirug,
er6ielt 80 Sage 4rbsitsbaus. emma
GaiteIman mub tpegen unfuss S. be-
3ablen. - Walter Wabaib alias Dalz
ter pett erbieit pegen5runtenbeit, unz
prpentlinen getragens unb lraqens
perborgener BaffeH 800 nebit ROiten
uno 80 5ase 4rbeitsbdus. Sames
glat erbielt fpegsn 6erumlungsrns
uno 1ragens perborgener WaFfen $50
ne6ft 8oiteH uno 50 Gage 4rbeits<
baus.
- Catherine Ronan reihie i'm
Nreisgeriht cine alase sessn bic W.z
fern an Soutbern 2ife Jni. 60. elm,
in iDeIher iie Derlanst, oob ibr bic
Gumme BON $117.3O, bic jie fur gsrs
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eokal.Derid)t
4erisaaI.R sti,ea.

Serr 6 bnoro iidter, 8rdii.
bent Der 9iid)ter 9raB Co.. 8. na5r
Der Wain Strabe. purbe geiieru poir
ieiner Satin nit einem fraftigeH
101apiiinoigen Stommbalier be.
ifenst uno lieB bic 8elegenbeit nidli
poriibergeben, ieinen 3ahlreid]en
ssrernoen mo gefannten 3i beipei-
fen, oab er Die ,,gaterDiiroe" pon ule
gnn3 su ipiiroigen peiB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28
Mnfdne.

an Der 3. uab Central 4penue
ipuroe p<iiern Nahmiiiag Der %
ssabre alte Dennis ball. aus Gprina.
fielo. g.. BON einem Nuio Der Gas
unb electric eight Comp. niebsrges
rnnnt unb trua cine WerleBung an
Der ShuII<r bopcn. bic feline ueb<r.
fiibrun9 nad bem itdbiifhen 6oipitoI
notbmenDia nahte. bcn folI mad
Ausiaasn BON Auaenseugen itlbfi
snulb an ntm uHfaIl traeen.
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4aStSM nnS OeMetme.

- glmer Shoiielb bon gellennc
erIiit beim ,sootbal. .SpieI einen
9rnh bes liHtcn SnnogeIenfes.
aus 2eifcnbeeangniB Der pers
itorbenen ssran 9ioin Sd,roer iano acs
ltern 9tafJmittog itott unS iplroe Die
iierblidlc Siillc ami benz @alnitt
Sills Sricbbof bei;attet. 9ieu. 9.
Worip bon Der Gelttid,en Grot. Sir.
DIE leiteie Die 5rauerfeier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-28

uafNk stHNH III ghhhsuu W.
ferr Gouarc Srnd, 449 Sne Slnite
EtraFe. gea Eel. 476 a., Some
Vbone 1881 q.
- Fem Ssran, Roli, BON Gil CUB
lop Strobc, puroen in Der Rahi
iehs Siibnsr aeftohIeH.
- Die gountp Gmsrasnep aommii
iion bot beihIoiisn, ben Wiami iobalS
aIs moalid dusbaagsrn au IaHen.
- gtsm. Y. 3t2dneu, tptlher ben
aontrot. bate bic 3riimmer Hr6iah.
n@Strabsn.griit: aus benz Mia'
mi su enifsrnsu. mubie bic qrbeit auF
geben uno feline giirasn Soiepb Gars
rer uno Sobn gpnrab ba5en Sohn
Roasrs, bon Der 6dniLion Transfsr
60. anasitelIt. bic Irbeiten al poll,ns
Den. 9as giien Der Bride mub burh
eintr ele.triiden 4pparat in Stiid:
asifnittsn fperoen. I'm bic Gnifsrs
nuna au ermoa!idsn.
- Die gnIobuna BON Trl. Carrie
9its nit bsrrn 5rso. gouoinet ipur'
be aeitsrn bs,onut osmaht.
/ - Der .3uftanb BON Charles Wer.
BEL, ipelter ieit eincm Sabre iehr lei.
oenb III, Bat iih perihlimmert uHS
iein ableben piro ieben auasnblid sr'
ipartst.
- Ter 10idhriae 6enrn gatis.
lpeltler in Der Rdhe pon W2ionletopn
pohni. puros bon osm l9ldhriQsn
Gp. Glare sufduia in bic lints S6uf.
ter asftoiIeu, pdhrsnh er an BEN
Stdll Der iamiiis Glare porbsiaing.
Der isihtIinnia. S6iiss iit pers
ichnunbsn.
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- gsorq 6. Rite. 35 Sabr. ali.
ron Moorebsob, an, Der in Soutb
9suo, O., bon Sbsriif Sums Dos
Boone GOunt9 ouf getreiber bss Go
1pnsrs Dr.. 0igbp psrbuftet ipurbs. oQ
sr onaebIih Der Waorosr bes 4aen
0uois if, bsiIsn 2eihs, in elmer Rite
IN SddeH perpddt, nahs Snednta Stas
tton, Campbell 60, aus oem S6io ges
f;iht iporben mar, ipurpe eeitsrn su
| frubsr Stunos i'm Rspportsr 9sfdnas
| rib etngeIiefsrt. Rice gnb gu, bab er
9opis tunnte. lsugnet a6er, ben Wioro
fsoangen gu BADEN. Coroner Tr.
9i9bp ssbiibrt 9rsbit bofiir, oaB sr
nit ben ipdrlifsn Nnhaltspuntten, bic
er bate, ben angeblihsn Woroer 10
| fhnelI fabie. Rice bstauptst, bas
{ousbopt bon 9apis lstauft su ba>
ben, Der ertIGrt bate. bdb er ben
Winter iiber Gm Sentudp Rioer TAM
piren iperos. Stsp: Dapis, Elm grube-
hes grmorbeien, folgte Der Spur beg
Guusbootss ned Relppor., no tr lid
nit Or. 8igbp in 9erbtnouna ieBts
Dos Sausboot fpurb. bann bis 3ur
fiblidsn GiisrbabnbrIde osrfolet, tpc
gtics es ungeftrtden bate. Die Spur
sinq bann perlpren, Biz bag 6ausboot
in 4nberIon's serrp pisnsr auftauhts.
gice purbe perhaftst, cis sr bas
Sausboot on her aentudRr Seite be-
itsiqsn ppQte unb bon Sberiff Sume
ltah benz Gefdngnib IN Burlington.
an, uno ipdter nah bier sebrahi.
Grin 5a1 fommt morgan I'm gountD.
qeriht CUR 9er6dnoluHg.
Malter BRADFORD, 18 Sabre alr,
BON Quguito, ap.. Der om Sonntag
periudte, bon bsr 8. 8c q. GiIenbabns
Bride gu Iprinssn uno ieiner sisensn
Siferbeit pegsn mad Der poIiseiiia=
ton asbraht ipuroe, tpurbe seitern aus
Der 6aft entluHen, oa er perfpra6, iid
su Ieinen Gtte.n mad QuouIta, ap.,
fegeben gu polen. Ssin Shipaeer. Der
in Cincinnati pohnt, s-fldrts Der 90
lissi, buB er bufiir ioraen ipirD, oab
BRADFORD nah ieiner Seimotb reiii.
Mabor Or. 6elmbolD erbielt
BON Staats Geiunpheitsamt Elm
G6rsibsn, pab 5err So. 8. Dittoe,
Chef Sngsnieur uno anosre Mitgliss
Der bes Hat6es am eamitag, ben /.
airpemfer, in Nepport eintreifen
lrcroen, nm iiber bic gerbinberung
prn s,ohflutben in Repport 3u bsrsa.
then.
Orunbeisentbums slsberiraeune
Gen: Nusuit Wasenlanoer an Sennis
Wagenlanber. 80 SUB Got an Der 6.
Strabe in Dapton; 81. - Sobn Rsrr
On W. g. Gee. Got an Der Ban Boat
anenue in 8elleDue; 81. - 3. 8.
Woobburp an Dora @ubier. 80 Jub
Got an Der 10 StraBe In Ddp.on; 81.
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Harry w. Percival. .
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Ztaot=Suutmiiiar.
N { " tsrt.

Gie 1.uport Effies fir bas rGin.
eiHnatier @clfsbIatt" beiinbet iih iu
9u. 339 gorf StreHe, seseniber ncm
Qunrtbauie, ipoielbit 0euisfsiteu, GIN.
seisen II. |. IN. bis 10 llbr As Winu.
ten gbenoS eutsesengenommen ,per.
ben. Selepbon Sputh 2i01.
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TIMER Hgent in SamiIton III
@err Gouare Srnd, 449 SnS 5iinite
Gtrake. gen Eel. 476 ~, Some
Ebcne 1881 q.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-06
MEETING between THESE TWO
GREAT STARS MIGHT PRO-
,DUCE NEW RECORD.
JONES HOLDS THE TITLE
cornell Runner Has the Amateur Rec
ord for the Mile, But kiviat Beat
Him in the 1900 Meter Race at
Stockholm.

New York. April 5.-Memories of
the great race beween w. G. George
and w. Cummings in 1885, when the
former established the worlds record
for M mile at 4 minutes ~ "a sec
onds, are likely to be revived this
5tilis year. for there is a good prospect
OF a contest beteNven John Paul Jones'.
holder of the American amateur rec
ordkoff4 minutes 10 2-5 seconds. made
by him at the Intercollegiate games of
1911, aid Abel r.. kiviat, who liz, j ones
greatest rival at the distance Zones
IS anxious to reverse the recurxl of
the Olympic games last summer,
when he finished second to kiyiat In
the 1,5o0-metre. race, although both
We're beaten by Jackson of England
and is anxious to meet the New York
runner, who has been showing bet
tel, form than last year, in the indoor
."ames this winter.
Since the Georgc-Cumminss race
there has been only one sensational
contest, that when Tommy Connect
Q the worlds record in 1895 at
Travers Island in one second more
time than Jones made the distance
WV Sedio dSo, WHen ne broke the rec
ora. When Jones set his hecord, he
was so much better than his COMPETE
tors that it was believed that he
could have gone close to the George
record If pushed. Since he made that
record Jones has been running in
and out, his dead heat OF last wear
in the intercollegiate being no better
than 4 minutes and 20 3-5 seconds.
This spring, however, he has been
steadily improving in his work, and
with each indoor contest he has i'm
proved his time, and in the games at
Michigan recently he ran the mile in
minutes 10 2-5 seconds. Jones is
booked to run in only two outdoor
meets thus far, the Cornell-Harvard
dual meet and the Intercollegiate, for
both of which Kiviat is ineligible, but
both may come to the scratch at the
Amateur Athletic union championship
meet, n if they do, it will be a race
worth going miles to see; and if a
new American record is not made, it
VIII not be the fault of their trainers,
as there are possibilities of Georges
record going by the boards as well.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-06
CHEERING HELPS SICK .
SAYS ONE SUPERVISOR

San Francisco. April 5.-The board
of supervisors debated today what cf-
feet the cheering of the fans would
have on a sick man when the home
team made a home run in the ninth
inning, with the bases full, two out
and four runs needed to win.,&
"A noise like that" said Supervisor
Caglieri, would cure nervous paralysis
and knit broken bones. If 1T didn't
save. a dying mans life, at least it
would permit him to die happy
The argument was more than
theoretical, for on the decision to be
reached depends whether the San
Francisco baseball club shall have a
new $250,00O park within a block of
st. Luke's hospital. After buying the
land the management was reminded
that a city ordinance forbids the
blowing of automobile horns, factory
whistles or the generation of any
other unusual noise within one block
of any hospital.
1T is sought to amend the ordl-
nance. Further debate was put
over until next Friday.
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WASAINGTQN.

Griffith intends making the fight Of
his life for a championship this season.
| wish him well and VIM pun hard for
him, but he hasn't the class. He Is
turning every stone to add strength to
the team and is getting more out of
tn" spring training than any of them
In the way of studying players. He
has a swarm down there, and part Of
them hopeless.
To start with first base, Chick
Gandil is a hugely ovcrrated ball play
or. He is a fair first baseman, but far
from being the wonder fans were led
TO suppose last fail. He is an i'm
proved man over what he was when
Chicago owned him, hits better and
does not swing as far, but I think the
pitchers Will trim him down from .305
to about .27o, whore he belongs.
George Mcbride will be at short, a
classy, hrainy. brilliant fellow who
neVer until last season had a chance
to show it, He made up with the fans
and by his great work and field lead
crship had them cheering instead of
h"ottng him. Mcbride really is a great
ball player.
Hddi" Foster, the sensation of the
year at third in the American league,
VIII be back on the job and complete
the inf'cld except the second baseman,
over which position doubt still exists.
griffith has enough men, and some of
them very promising, but not strong.
i i 4
Milan, one of the greatest outfielders
IN the BUSINESS, is III center. He is a
Nnn1nrfll 1tt1n f,l1,,,
come the only fault he has ever had,
that OF oversliding bases. He stole IS
bases last season, and was running
with good judgment and more conf
dencc after the team started to play
real ball, and help runners along by
covering them with hits while they
We're going.
l picked Milan, Mcbride and Foster
TO mention together not SO much be-
! cause OF the tact that they are sure
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catching. lie is a grand catcher.
Throw away The dope" of last sea-
son, for he had an off year in most
all departments. | have inquired ten
DERBY this spring and find he is going
strong and easily and hitting the ball
better.
1t is in pitching, though, that the
Pirates seem to o~vcrshadoW them all
and don't forget that pitching is
what counts more han anything.
Nowadays a manager needs not only
ability in the individual but a big
staff, and Clarke has more good pitch
crs than any manager in the
try-young pitchers, too, with just
enough experience.
At the risk of being thought yer
enthusiastic, I'm going to say ome
thing. ! have watched the pitchers
for 20 years and | believe that this
HendrNX is the best pitcher | have seer
come into baseball in that time. If
he lives up to what he showed last
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and hic ,NnrL. op,lNyoc M ,loro =, ~
ta, i, d. aa,,,o III. :. .,;a,
l., TX in,ina. ha a,yo % nas.as a,a
bi+ IN ,,an ~
M ri+abar ,, ~.
much 7 b,,+aa ~ g. en-. n,a.
sort of bottars ba ,uas hiti,r uo,,.
bitt;,o fo11n,,. VII arrd 49, n,ata
rbo+ ,,,koe for a ,itahiau ~
ie,,. or,aid !, ,,h+r ~ 80
j., ,,bo, +ho,. o,ar.a ~ H. 4hS..
fi,d th,, ant t,a, 49, o.. ~
much
Il 4 j.
"'i'S "'"n : 10 as we" as
t.p'"SI' ne Mo''I' 'ut theh, as 'he
r''iN'r 9'lo' | u" i"l 'llhh ne WoNd
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FLOOD Benefit FIGHT.

Los Angeles, April with some Of
the leading lights of pugilism on the
program, a boxing performance was
given tonight at Vernon arena for the
benefit of the flood victims in Ohio
and Indiana. Women ushers seated
the fans, among whom there were
many women. The participants in the
boxing program, which was inter-
spersed with, musical and vaudeville
numbers from Los Angeles, wore full
length trunks.
Among those on the program were
johnny Kilhane, Johnny Dundee,
'kayo' Brown, BUD Anderson, jim
and Jack Jeffries, Hobo" Dougherty,
Battling Chico" and Babe" Picato.
Two girls, Jessie Gibson and Bessie
Cellar, boxed four rounds.
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season hen be the mex MathcWson-
Walsh. He stands out so far
above the other pitchers in the Ma
tiOnal league today that he is in class
IA by himself. Tho success Of last
season does not seem to have affected
IcndryN. lie has all the ease and
grace Of Joss, and gets his speed SEEM
ingly without effort,
CamnitH is a great pitcher. He
hasn't been the best actor, but with
the prospect of a pcnnant hc will be
better, and | look for another great
year for him. Babe Adams, of course,
is not the pitcher he Was touted to be
when he Won h worlds championship
for the Pirates, yet he is a cracking
good curNe-hall pitcher, and last fall
| thought him a better pitcher than
he was then. lie was mixing up his
fast and slow curve with better effect,
and seemed to show ripper Judgment.
Robinson, a fellow scarcely noticed
among the others, simply Won u and
lost seven anne There isn't any,
thing SNOWY about him. He is steady.
| although they don't seem to think SO,
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NEW TRAINER is HIRED,

Chicago, April 5.-Harold Casey is
to be the new trainer of the Chicago
Nationals. succeeding Doc" Sermons,
who gave Manager John Evers his
resignation and a punch in the law
yesterday. Casey's name led the list
of applicants for the position and he
Will be given a tryout at once. The
lineup of the Chicago team on opening
day will depend on the pitcher Sc
lected by ST. Louis. It is likely
Cheney will pitch the opening game
and Bresnahan is depended upon to do
the catching until Archer is in shane.