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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-01-31

lift. You worked in your fathers
bank. You know something about fig
ures. / own two large fruit-farms
in California. What do you say to
hundred and fifty month to start
with, and begin life over again?"
Ryanne got up and restlessly paced.
Nonchalance had been beaten out of
him; the mercurial humor which had
once been SO pleasant to excite,
which had once given him foothold
in such moments, was gone. He had
only one feeling, keen, biting, bitter
shame. At length he stopped in front
eXpectantly.
Jones, when you stick your finger
into water and withdraw it, what hap
pens? Nothing. Well, the man who
gives me a benefit is sticking his
finger into water. I'm just as un-
stable. How many promises have
made and broken! l mean, promises
to myself. l don't know. This mo-
ment l swear to be good, and along
comes pack of cards or bottle of
wine, and back l slip. Would 1t be
worth while to trust man so damned
weak as that? Look at me. / am six
foot two, normally hundred and
eighty pounds, no fat. 1 am as sound
as q cocoanut. There isn't boxer in
the States I'm afraid of. 1 can ride,
shoot, fence, fight; there isn't game
| can't take a creditable hand in. So
much for that There's the other side.
ktu ,e
can mold it any which way; when it's
hard, it crumbles. Will you trust a
man like that?"
"Yes. Out there you'll be away
from temptation"
perhaps. Well, I accept. And IL
one day I'm missing, think kindly Of
the poor devil of an outcast who want
ed to be good and couldn't be. I'm
| tagged I'm going to turn in. Good
night"
He picked up his blanket and saddle
bags and made his bed dozen yards
away.
George set his gaze at the fire, now
falling in places and showing incan-
descent holes. A month ago, in the
rut of commonplace, moving round In
oiled grooves of mediocrity. Bang!
like rocket Why, never had those
liars in the smoke-rooms recounted
anything half SO wild and strange as
this adventure. Smugglers, card
sharps, an ancient rug, caravan in
the desert! He turned his head and
looked long and earnestly at the little
tent. Love, too; love that had put
into his diffident heart the thrill and
courage Of Bayard. Love! He saw
her again as she stepped down from
the carriage; in the dining-room at his
side, leaning over the parapet; inef-
fably sweet. hauntingly sad Would
she accept the refuge he had offered? +?
He knew that old Mortimer would
take her without question. Would she
accept the shelter Of that kindly roof?
She must! II she refused and went
her own way into the world. he would
lose her for ever. She must accept!
He would plead with all the eloquence
OF his soul, for his own happiness, and
mayhap hers He rose, faced the
tent. and, with gesture not unlike
that OF the pagan In prayer. registered
a vow ibai never SHOULD she want for
protection. never should she want for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-01-31
CHAPTER XVII.
Mrs. chedsoye Has Doubts.

Mrs. Chedsoye retired to her room
early that memorable December night.
Her brother could await the return
of Horace. She hadn't the least doubt
as to the result; a green young man
pitted against seasoned veterans du-
plicity. She wished Jones no harm
physically; in fact, she had put down
the law against 1t. Still, much, de-
pended upon chance. But for all her
confidence of the outcome. a quality OF
restlessness pervaded her. She tried
to analyze it. Intellectually at first.
Perhaps she did not look deep enough; I;
perhaps she did not care thoroughly
to examine the sonI, Of y. Insistent-
iy, however 1t raturied; and by re-
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(To BE coNTINUED.)
No Monument to Eve.

/. The proposal to erect statue In
honor of Eve may be dismissed with
out inquiry as to the worth OF tha
woman. 1t simply wouldn't do. Tie
garb Of the first woman of the lsnd
does not lend itself both to the stakur
ary scheme and the growing sensitive
ness Of the public as to the amount ID
drapery necessary to make a marbls
person au iaii, Los Angeles TribunA,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
WORD RECEIVED TO THIS EFF.
Feet FROM SECRETARY o..
LANGTRY.
Interest IN the Race is Now at a Hiqh
Pitch and is 5uzzing Along
Merrily.

The inielliGencer has received word
from Secretary Abe Langtry of the
Ns1erican Bowling Congress TO the
erect that he will be IN Toledo, o..
February l and the winners of the
ellfgencer's contest will be entered
in thar city.
Interest in the race Is now at a
nigh PITCH and when the standing of
the contestants Is announced Wednes-
day II is expected that many will get
on with good start, as they a.e de-
slrouS OF having all their friends know
that they are in the race To win.
another strong contender has en-
tered into the field. who is none other
than banner OF the Finnegan team.
That banner will make good race
was evidenced Friday night. when 4
we'll known bowler of the Club alleys
onered 10 wage a fairly sized amount
OF cart wheels thar he will be one OF
the winners. banner has a host of
friends. Who are taking a great inter
est IN his candidacy and an effort
VIII be made 10 put him out in the
front Wednesday.
The Owl Club.
Fox Huseman and James Howard
were among the latest nominated in
the contest. The entire Owl club is
row nominated. Reed. Witthuhn and
knowles having been nominated early
last week. This combination is going
10 prove hard one To beat. as they
VIII ne supported by the members OF
rne local Nest OF Owls
A!Oert SarNer Of the AviatorS is our
IN me contest 10 win and AZ "a recent
meeting Of the Electrical Workers
that organization endorsed his candid.
hcy and promised 20 give him their in.
clEicuh support. Mr.. Saryer has a
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RI at IL.
Prize Money,

az iLdH on edCu team. Loo
Fourth Week-Monday. Jan. 6, Liberty
vs.. McConkeys; Tuesday. Jan. Z. al.
Morthern vs.. Wheeling Corrugatine;
Wednesday, Jan .. Bloch Bros. vs.
Mqsee: Friday. Jan. 10. club vs.. c. Il. w.
Firth Week-Monday. Jan. 10. Club VS.
Liberty; Tuesday. Jan. II. Wheeling Cor
Tusatlns Va. South Side: "Wednesday
Jan is. CT. Northern VS. owls; Taurr-
day, Jan. 10, Musee rs. McConkeys; Fri
Jay. Jan Il. &. II. W. vs. Bloch Bros
sixth Week-Monday. Jan. 20. Muses
va Club; Tuesday Jan. 81, wheeling
Corrugating vs. Owls: Wednesday, Jan
z2' South side vs.. Bloch Bros; Thurs
Gay. Jan. %. Liberty W. c. H. w; Fri-
day. Jan, -. McConkey vs.. CT. Northern.
seventh Week Onday.Jan. q, Musee
vs. south side; Tuesday, Jan. Is. Bloch
Bros. VS. Owls; Wednesday, Jan 20, Lib
eIty w. CT. Northern. Thursday. Jan. 80.
Club vs. Wheeling Corrugating; Friday.
Jan 81. a. II. ". vs.. McConkey
Eighth Week-Feb ,, Club vs. South
Side. Tuesday. Feb. I. Wheeling Corfu
eating rs. McConkey: Wednesday. Feb.
., {. III. W. ~. Musce. Thursday. Feb. 6.
Liberty ~. owls. Friday Feb :, Bloch
Bros. ". ct. Northern.
Ninth Week Monday. Feb. 10. {. II.
W. " south side. TUESDAY. Feb. II. Lib
erty y. Wheeling Corrugatiug; We,:nes-
day, Feb. y. Musee ~. Gt. Northern.
Thursday. Feb. ~. McCOnkey W. owls,
Friday Feb. IL Bloch Bros. w. club.
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DO YOU WANT
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Quicker better or cheaper-hen him.
han we are as We only he
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Our fee medicine is vou hefore-
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they mean GUARANTEED CURES. You health;
money we fully realize all
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VIC won't trust You can't take onense
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BOWLING MEN WILL
PICK DELEGATES
a =. c. ExEcurIvEs TO sH cxosEu
JAXuA1Y 10.
Chicago WIN send About Thirty Dele
Getss % ne Toledo GssS1nr
Instructions Tor Howard

CHICAGO. Ill. Jan B--Chieaxo BOWL
ing Association executives will mold A
meeting January ls. at Musseys 10 Sc
IeSt the twenty-nine OF more delegates
which are 10 represent this city in the
tNenty -second meeting OF the American
ncwhns Congress. February ~. IN To-
Ieuo, u Each city associa tlon IN the
country with A ID. & sanctions, is allow
90 one delssate and one alternate FOR
every ten clubs In their city cowlinx as
sociatlon. and as this city has sgO live
men teams numbered In lite books IL is
thought that about twenty-nine will be
the selection.
anu Illinois associations has started his
work OF boiling down tournament rec
9rds ana settling the number or teams
Tor his report to Secretary I.anctrV OF
the A. u. e. the latter to decide, the del
eSate number here.
twenty-five Votes.
mueller said yesterday that the NUM-
Der was about sST, an unoffici.I count
made shortly before the recent city tour
nament. and since the rules OF tn. A. r.
{. are To the effect that any fraction or
ten teams IL entitled to a delegate. chr
caSos list will include 20 votes.
ih"se men will Toe instructed by ths
Chicaso association in their manner of
voting in the coming meeting. each man
haFinS ballot In the selection of off
.srs Tor lsl"-ii. Among other things
tney VIII be requested 20 vote against
the dodO ball, which the city tournament
taken at Bensinger's, determined by A
nay eput Up.
\ measure viii Toe introduced to the
executive session that Is designed 10
prohibit the use OF any save Wooden
tlbre or rubber balls. perfectly balanced
anu OF regulation sixteen pound weight
ana size. Followers OF the game mere
ana IN other parts NJ the bowling world
ar staglnSt TIE aOOlishmcnt OF the trick
sphere, being of the opinion that boWlers
should he allowed To- use any ammunt-
uon they wish that rs OF regulation size
ana weight. one Of the bittercst contro-
he "a Isl NWH
~ expected as result Of the introduc-
ton % this bill and some few "knock-
efS as Officials here are designating
utIu, are saying that the association
VIII De rptt by This action and a new
old Congress "
Another instruction the men Will have
tucked away a. their portfolios when
th,y leave Chicago for Toledo will b,, a
vote Tor Judge Howard. Of Chicago.
Tor reelection to the presidencv How
meet at Dexter Park PAVILION and a.
ne has decided 10 re-enter the lists as a
candidate. tire Chicago men are eXrectes
TO vote Solidly for him. Abe I.angtrv
OF Ml4Waukee. incumbent Of the score
tarial office. will be another recollection
candidate Tor chicago delegates accord
ing 90 officials here
No other rcCommendationS have been
decided upon, although ~ T. expected a
January 10
Secretary Iangtry will 20 70 Toledo
n"4t ehi uaFy ]. 10 receive entries and
take charge personally OF m. tourney
March :.
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INTELLIGENCER WINNERS
TO BE ENTERED AT TOLEDO

wide acquaintance in the city and his
many friends are pleased TO learn
that he Is entered in the race.
Frank Armbruster.
After several DAYS of conferences
over The selection of one candidate
IN which two We're available il was
decided saturday afternoon BY sew
eral bowle's 10 enter Frank Armbrust-
err manager OF the bowling alleys Of
the scottish Rite cathedral Mr.
Armbruster was not always n lumin-
airy in the bowling game. for he start
cd as lesser light years ago and by
dlugent work has placed himself
among Inc leading members of the
bowling fraternity. There is no more
royal devOtce TO the game and assur-
ances have been made by his friends
that he will be "a strong contender in
the lntelllgencer's contest.
Although the Bankers have not
placed anyone in the field as vet IL
Is understood that there is a strong
undercurrent in the direction OF Char.
. les DICK. Mr. Dick has attended sev-
e.al or the tournaments in past years
ana ms bowling was OF the kind that
MS followers We're always proud OF
IN personal character. in integrity and
All me qualities that make a fir repre-
sentative az the bowling fraternity.
Mr. Dick challenges comparison with
any bowler in the city. AZ present he
Is not a candidate for the boUIing
nonors. The mention OF his name
hoWeVes. by a personal friend or
warm admirer. Is an evidence OF the
wealth OF bowling material in the
city. The bowling fraternity is not
necessarily limited in their choice 70
any small number OF men They have
wide field 10 select from and timely
suggestions like the mention OF Char
icy DICKS name indicate how widely
iiat Held may be enlarged
Sydney Fox
Inc candidacy OF Sydney Fox of
,n" insurgents Is assuming a promis-
ihs aspect. Mr.. Fox is one ~ the lead
ing BOWERS in the city. although he
Is an Engiishman by birth the Johnny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
POTTERY CITY
Bowling Team VIII Be Represented at
the Ohio State Bowling
Association.

EAST LIVERPOOL. -. Jan. 5-Hav-
ing ewes On some Of the best prizes Of
Tered by the Ohio State Rowling asSoci-
aton. Fast Liverpool entrants have
banded and the cream Of the Pottery
NltN hpWlets VIII lee aligned and Swoop
Gown on the tournament To- hr held dur
ing the middle of January
Al Inc last stat" tournament tho Pot
tiers carried HON. soW- OF the best
trophies. The premier team which Will
represent East Liverpool will also at
tend the tournament IN Pittsburgh The
members are Georgc Ruinberg~r. Edwin
hough. Harry T Logan. J. ". Williams.
james Smith and William look
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
MOUNDSVILLE MAN
ATTEMPTS MURDER
COAL MINER SHOOTS AT WIFE AND
FATHER-IN-LAw
Bullets Miss Marx and Man IL Placed
Under Arrest-Attempted
Suicide.

Go. 70 I.Afh. q. coal miner. employed
t., i"' lI-i street coal mine. al Mounds
Court avenue. saturday evenins an".t Loo
"'i"t N. AMI drew q Is-..HIihr. rav.lv.f-
. from Hl~ pocket and fired tire. times al
effect "''''"''
Do Del said that Lark had been drinking.
"'it'F i'i o." past f~W DAYS AMI that
orr ''- WI, nao been qudireiluZ dur
li- '' ga! and when joe entered the
L'.h' 700 200 o." evening Do became AM
kly tlI started the quarrel anew fIe
.di threatened fu shoot several times
during tho .out,iSatIou. atcordfne d,
iig STORY told tn' officers by his vifs.
'-t t.'f tInHght .c was only blufriug.
.i i"' scene shortly following fIe shoot
inE ana met h.s WIf. staudiuE out-.d.
i.' nome. Wtero sHe fuid hsf story Tns
.nl'f tried fHc door ana found 90 locked
," asked Lark 90 open fhs door AMI
Lark stated t.tt fe know they acre
ii}in- O" p-t - JOB nu rIm. but finaI-
-ani W.T. Two loaded carfridgcs in b.
If' cher told him fY hold h.s rrr TO-
var" '.a.l.' iH, f''gr. Lara oleyed ana upon
Or o." sun ans secured 90 after mt'n
Attempts Suicide.
I.'.h -af down un fIt couch and bee
80. 20 o.. .- story arI fnc ,nItf told
h.u. .s would .Itt Co.. zr 90 .ar a. 10 III
.f- fan.' OFFICERS Davis ami ts.nrle
Cannes arrived uu fHr scene ami AIN
'f'N .rIf' Iom DDS packet AMI
w.. f"'.f ff -IHa. Dole fHrlIf whom
,'.n Hf'a ff"m him Ifa was
fft-n o." tr' .al |rH wfIi Dol. gwen a pre-
.i'".ntfy 'Hfirt Co., on. he'll probably
I.. h.fA t'I..'r IHtIr stated tuaf
Dr.. .HI been .lI... 90 QUO. fuu. uf ,.ari
t.'If fU .If ..- uIf.a throat witt b
.. '" '.fft.e fH Us preferred
t-f i.rt rIs mofnInE b.. te VIE.
'f'. .tN Hfi f.. state aft SERIOUS
ones HuI May mean several tstr. ..-..
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Who ...Ir 700 DIV fn tr M ..n rFa.r
NfI ff rIFnf when hrr davis vr.rt
.I... |a through
' IYr. fHi lnIa HHr. uvrF fs ~ .
'.' .n fns morning tnd cooks and
..f.f.
NrI woo. u.. around With IaurI-,
flf.
500 r.. r-usI hour ands t,r .u4srs
IH...
l.-.I. H.r desk .n the on..e rh4.-.
nUr enough fH Those rur,i-
'"H.
li... f. L., state. v..re ir.t Doc
hsr Nufsf
Judge.
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xASBsvILi.E, % Jan 9.
sssrxs so q the s:a A.s s.s.Ss s :ss .Sg
lsnsth or time during the ipia
eessoh Marty Iiogan made by
mr. The best showinHi
Indsr mn" ksllsys manage
msnt the team won ) names and
lost ~. Tor = percentage or .ass;
whiis Jack Psndry handled the
saaass ga , "a. Ism won 20
tAss Of .ssf, ana durins HosSn's
reign the Athletics won 10 eanss
ana lost ~. Cor . psresntaIs Of
During Harry huston's two
gay stay as temporary manager
Inc Athleties won Eames and
i.st ons' Tor . percentage %
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Now AS to the Figure
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CLUB ALLEYS CITY
BOWLING LEAGUE
sxx Ao8H wz1xs 1z,GAxx on xxu
DoW2DULu.
Names OF Teams and Captains ana Yrs..
Aonsy TO Ne Awarded 81
Close OF League.

Following 10 the list OF teams. name.
OF the City Bowling League. al the club
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Never Mind the Punctuation.

lie was trying 10 kiss her.
Don't stop. cried the girl.
That's the way girls are.-Judce.
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Bull will not figure in the contest
lie has also been prominent IN the
CITY water works for n number q,
years and Is known everywhere as a
very able young man. He has much
70 commend him for the position IN
which he aspires and in tho bitter
struggle which Is sure 20 follow NAV
be the happy solution OF the problem
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SKIN DISEASES
IuuaII!, AZ no TWO GASES are
CHRONIC ULCERS

Result OF injury. scrofula or 81
some OF these sufferers is that
OF these sores, and hence they
u alth Is undermined or chron
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oi its devitalizing effects duickI
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RUPTURE


In either
pam loss Of strength flesh finally bring about
heht OF me entire system ~eated in either ways-
local treatment or SERUM treatment AntfToxne
diphtherial which a q DAYS Terms to S25
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Inc candidacy OF Sydney Fox NJ
the Insurgents is assuming a nrouis.
ing aspect. Mr.. Fox is one ~ the lead.
ing howlers in the city. although he
- an Engiishman by birth, the Johnny
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-30

At 8 o'clock this evening the University Of Montana
basketball team will meet the Aggies in a championship
battle at the university gymnasium. The varsity will at
tempt to wrest the state title from the east-sders, who
have held it for six years. Montana will be weakened
by the loss of two star men. Gervais, who has been
playing a beautiful game at guard, was i'll and out Of
school for a month early in the semester, so that he is
not carrying hours enough to play tonight. Mccarthy,
captain of the team last year and one of the best for
wards in the state, had to drop basketball this winter on
account of hard work and a loss of time during football
season.
The varsity will go into the game with the determina-
ton to win, despite the fact that the Farmer five is + eav-
Ter and more experienced. Captain Whistler will lead the
team and will be backed by four fighters. The team de-
serves the support of the whole university and of the
city Of Missoula. 1t is going to fight an uphill game; it
can't be given too much assistance.
On paper the odds are about two to one, but the var
sty will put up a fight that will make it an even money
proposition. Remember that the state championship has
lain in Bozeman for six years. The game will be called
at 8 o'clock. Be there.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

Nearly 200 indoor baseball bugs,
lured to the university gymnasium by
the promise of a ladies day" and a
double-header, saw two seVen-inning
games last night that were really not
much better than m~arathons. In the
first battle the university disgraced
itself by muffing and throwing away
the game won by Pitcher Ferguson;
and in the second the Variations,
playing perfect ball, drove two pitch
ers from the railroad mound and
treated the third HEAVIER, Peterson,
with anything but respect. The only
redeenling feature of the whole dou-
ble-bill was the pretty game played
by the Variations.
The first game vas awful. Fergu-
son, pitching for the rah-rahs, had
everything and used it. He had the
game seWed in a sack a dozen times,
only to have his teammates chase the
Athletics around the bases and into
the pllte. If he had played alone Fer
guson would have had better luck.
Owslcy couldn't hold him at all and
the infield leaked like a sieve. If there
are any indoor fans at the university
who would like to see their team make
some kind of a showing they should
fire about half the present nine and
make a new team practice daily.
Allen had the ~collegians slalnming
wildly at his fast one last night and
his team gave him good support,
Sterile Richards was behind the bat
and played in big league style. The
score, by the way, was 10 to s. There's
no use trying to tell of the game.
1t was awful. Lamp this box score
and Judge for yourself: