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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
BELLAIRE TOO MUCH
FOR TRIADELPHIA
SELLAIEE rAHs TWO oAMls xRon
TIE PIKE AooEEoATIOI.
Game Yesterday was one OF the Most
Errattc Ever Played on
the Grounds.

t." Be.ls.Te Athletics administered a
severe defeat To- the TriadeIphia team
yesterday afternoon by the score of .
70 =. owing t. the cold weather the
game WAS not as well attended az on
former GAYS ard this had probably some
eject ~ tu" Triaiei.hia team
IHis game was without ,iouLt the most
Nrratic ever played ou the local lot an 1
anofHcd no iittic amusement To to. fam
f.asv chances were INJURED ar! u took =
three base hit for som. OF the visitors
L" make "a" first sack IN. Athletic
also played poor ban. having Nv, rrrors
Chdik-i up against them
For the nrst Few innings Inc gam. ,v,-
N'iN exciting anu u hau AL tn. eaItna-ks
"i good game. But about tna -lNtr m
hins tnc NIS4ung team blew up anI mad.
several Costly c.IoIs. ia tuc nfth inning
inc score waH e. tic. ami the f4us beKaI
10 ''laN" great interest. But In the SIX.
IN" II aueIpu.a team suddenly TOOK a,
'H.ll AMI the AthiettsS scored tu rec runa
Itu"ut securing "a hat
smiling Suttu nttrhea q god - n g
'i "a.l hut iI~ poor support uf h!- team
mates Ma reSlfpns ID. Tor ~. losing ~
90" same. LN~u wltu matters at the
b ".Si. u en- att were followed %, ar
f"i-. SmIta silently stood nis rtnf.rd
an" smiled That perpetual smile. several
times With O." bases fIll - pit,h,... nm
-"If uut uf t." Lode.
Matthew alSs pitched good bail 4.u
sAitN"ust tFt visitors secured SfN mr..
they Ne well scattered l.rrar~ ON the
PAT ~ lis tcammate- were at~u r.~pon-
sibl- tor run.
Trc score
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HAVE A CLUE
County Officials Expect 70 AIRES, Per.
sons Who Held Up Joseph Munze
and Robbed Him Friday

j. g. expected that in a few davn
ih" sheriff and bis force OF deputies
viii apprehend tho person or persons
who beat Joseph Munze up FRIDAY
evening and took $50 from him. The
ohicials have been furnished with a
meagre description Of tho man ana
upon this clew they hope 10 track
their quarry.
NJ Munzc is employed a. tho H.
% and while on his way home
from work. about 10 30 O'Clock. F'r,-
day cvcninE. he was hl' over tho head
b. blunt instrument and completely
stunned. After renGcrinc him un-
conscious they proceeded 10 bind ans
rac him. take bis money. and dunn
Lim over the road among some willow
bushes Hero he was found BY an
emrloye 81 the STAFFORD SPRINGS
Hotel about On hour later. BEFORE
Tho arrival % his rescuer he had
been sble "a work the gag loose Win
he teeth
Mr MInzc lives near Hawthorns
court and Vas waking home frrtt
ffe street car station az Woodadsle.
whom fte holdup ocD1fIcd Tho place
90 tho holdup wss near tie home ~
Geor-e a Isgfhlin att va accom-.
pushed D. 40 men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
eARNEsvILIE Alcn

gainesville High school is pr.r,-.
."s TO plac" strong football scam
H ~" field This season. ON, fr,. ,,uI
OBJ" able 90 cOmp"tn with t,a beet clio,
'h' ~ tHis vicinity Tho frat nm.
'ir" Naf held Sa,urdas. 90. which /,
squad ~ over twenty men rop,rtod
..'"bpaFiHE -Oin" excellent mafcr..t
i.tir".'. 0h' o. 'r" most ..p,rier..f
players. "as chosen o. ,ap'aiu mad
'''i. effort VIll lr madr f, re-. m
''H. "' 'i' football prestige ufi.b
LH. h""n COST during fie us-f f..g.
ears Formerly Barnesvi.io ~ ,-,
i 'I" h"4t school toms apa,......-
ir t.. r.f-
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CUBS
PLAY CAREFULLY AND Fo8Cr
GIANTS To sUFPER A
SHUT-OUT.
Cheney Was Hit Hard and oftsn. Int
Team work was 0ood-Yorkers
Failed Stealing work.

CHICAGO. sept. l4-ChicaEo shut out
New York : 20 - In the FIRST game OF
N" visitors farewell series hero To-
day
The locals played =. careful game ne
hind cheney who WAS lit hard while
thc league lenders topk too MANY
hances IN the bases in II, ing to steal
and pay ~" hit and run game
cheney was Lit e. all corners OF tho
Held. and the Giants had numerous
chances to score. but their one aim
seemed - be ~ steal base. on Arche-
" hose -p'' E!ai" thcpWluE nipp.d the
runner each time. 'u tho MT and run
game tho yisitora also fsil,d. score:
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East WIN Athletics

u Just goes 10 verify the report that
Lds been loose IN tho American
league for some time. The eastern
clubs are all pulling for the Athletics
because OF the struttinc manner OF
Tie Maps on The field during the sea
son. Griffith had q double header TO
Lldv with Cleveland. and he shot both
hoe bling and Johnson az that club in
ole afternoon. Zach was at tho top
81 his form. and the two defeats were
ihroWn into Birmingham team which
dose l. calculated TO take the heart
ont Of any bunch that is fighting for
i." cham plOnsbip and that misses n
niIl game as much Is oue-legEed
man would miss his last support.
The Giants have done their share
~ Worrying 100 tho last month. too
no failure Of some OF the pitchers
To- show their best form combined
WIN Oh" Of the worst batting Flumps
Oh" club has ever experienced is
largely responsible for the anxiety
N".ther TEE reau nor ! have been AZ
our be7t Tor month. except In spot
: l,emdree ana Marquard having done
tie biz part -. tho WORK The long
summer seemed 20 drag on inc. and
I"-rrdu has had an in and OUT wear.
l,u' tAe pitching is nor altogether 20
blame. lt has been necessary for che
t~irl"r5 to deliver practically shut.
tut lall Tor them -p win orc because
a. the liglt batting
The New York club has aIWa,s L.t
IdrCer on tue road than AT home tor
'n" past three seasons Therefor.
-," were all gldd 90 get away on "a.
roLd. We also felt that We would
lave 20 SETH" down and worn and
fu" air o; cont'd"nce. which ~" play
or Vor" when they returned from
fa.ir LAT We tern trip. had been com.
DIntelv Gissipatcd by the time we had
finished This home stand We are
a~ay on tho road strictly on business
now, and Ws are out there 10 cincr
? ~ penn M JIff o. soon as possible
NcGIaW hates a close conclusion be-
ftu-" y wears DTS team out for 'hc
prid- Champion r1mes. and Do
-idef 10 g. hard on tie nerves Do
TACT. h" has nothing ON me OF an of
DO" rest az u-. All tire players van.
no rae" over just az soon a. pose lhl.
N" hat" had all che tlrills Out uf ~
vI4cn We can u-e
just Flasb-
''f fNrf 60 zee rhfladein. ID Don .H
F f.'.IE fH.a fr.f. rot svofi .f rr.II r..
t. gone sp fsr TIE fasr,H or fYf..
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JACK COOMBS
SUFFERS MORE
'RoH kAI' or ArExHrrU suR-
rso III ,@H"HD
~ 2. yiaesd IN Yasssr osss for ssv-
srai Wssks-fsks x-ray Yhoto-
Graph Today.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. it.-Jaek
Coonbs. star pitcher OF the Athletic
baseball club and hero OF the worlds
series. Is Ia the University hospital
Muscles OF the giant pitchers hack.
weakened by recent attack OF typhoid
fever. physicians say, were unable 10
stand the strain put upon them In his
attempt to work into condition. and. Il is
said. he may be placed in . plaster cast
for several weeks
Physicians at the hospital say that IN
rare etances following q severe attack
OF typhoid fever. muscles OF the body
have been known Go stretch.
An N-ray photograph OF the injured
muscles viii be taken tomorrow, and a
final decision made IS to tho need for
the cast.
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Saturdays Game.

|t" f'h.r'f,s C4-iif defeated tho sar.a
30 1871" ~ o. I'-.uIf ftf.r.I - -
-"u'Nt game The local l,ds a.orsl
f"Ir Tgr- 90 ito dTst iu.inE and ms
niNH' HtlN r1ralszci tho Visitors as a.
Do" liH" h.ta the 90 chance e. score r..
si".. 20 the Triad. fI'ia teams iowuf,.f
is ouriet"ly tolI 81 mo oue word. 81.
f"r-. IN" 'rO-e -atsr4ar.
y .aG". phlI .. n u H 90 20 oil % n O % o. e.
E,llsire - artp fnur.
ST. ucS "u' R.rgs =. IIarAt. T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
Leaders in Big Leagues
Are Playing Better Ball

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Ground was
gained last week by both the major
eague leaders in line for worlds
championship honors and money, and
with both Giants and Athletics play
ing n stronger and moro consistent
game than for weeks previous there
seems hardly q chance remaining for
an upset before the close OF the sea
son. now a bare three weeks away.
The most marked improvement was
shown by McGraw's men. who. instead
OF merely breaking even or coming
out with fewer victories than defeats,
as has been their habit in recent seven
day playing periods. jumped into q
winning squirt the moment they struck
Pittsburgh on their last swing around
the western circuit.
History repeated itself so far "a the
American league cOntenders were
concerned. While the Athletics
dropped two games to the White Sox
before they braced and eyened up the
series. the Cleyclands broke under the
Washington attack and again missed
splendid chance TO work themselves
into a position where the Mack-men
would have the fight OF their ives for
championship Ia Is.
Washington. Cieveland's Nemesis
since the early days Of the American
league. has thus to all appearances
put the final check upon the Maps
chance for the flag and in the last
few days even the Cleveland title to
second place has been threatened
birmingham men. however. made a
good start in Philadelphia by downing
the Athletics yesterday ia the first
game OF the series and have an oppor-
tunity TO reduce the pace-makers' lead
appreciably by cleaning up Monday
and Tuesday. The runners-up. how
ever. are a full game worse of than
week ago. the Athletics lead having
grown from six and half games then
TO seven and a half to-day
Have Clean Record.
In tho National I~agu" the ';lanf~ got
q running start Tor q series OF victor les
Ou their western tlp by b-atiug Rronk-
lyn MondaN. which with thrc. straight
from the Pirates gave them a. clean rec
ord Tor the week gp 10 tn second game
OF yesterday d".hl" header. when tn"v
met their firSt reverse. Their lead us
tu" week opened Was aa sSeu eight
games. exactly tire same -. seven ,ltvs
previous. And though they met defeat
90 'hicaE" to-day. their advantage ls 70
commanding that they would have to
los" III" greatest majority Of their
fIturc games vi t. lllitl.lpuia WIS
winning steadily To- rV- the CLah.r.. A
luok-ir fr" ultima lc loio.s
ullkc Cleveland. tho Ebilli.- lave
rot hr'k''.. lHtifr kept even I..s Win
III" Giants through ~" week.. They are
now las INK the sam" strong gam. thev
dlu "..rs 80 'N~ season.
Ih' ''i'.t l,oNw"I. with tie possible
r>"'pN"'. %; M"r.'.'ra. ..-r making a
F"'d sI"wla- Ndr.i4lrd indeed. We.
ls only & o." o.; Tho week. llt vas
lea wiil som" ''ritv D. %. cubs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
EVANSVILLE LOSES
one-Sidsd Game 60 Psrkersburr whsn
Uhrman Pitches Almost
Alright Bail.

spec al Dispatch o. Tho Intelligence
IAik ER-Ef Et. " Va .sept- IL
2 .lrIHr riftItl tIt .-ruud surre@sive
a 100 .ruf game trdaB. the locals u,ir,i,,,
'r-i ftum tte Markert Aii-stars 81
/freeville ID. Zinn. FOR tho io.ais. made
Sensational one-haHded iespinR catch
., Ri p
larAeraburg 3D. . 90 o. = "a
'Atafefies . Lafrsvifie. esrfsr AT
Atcelaud pnrEsr.D.rr r-tf~-,.
NauusfraG.
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IETrRSATTorAL LEAGUE

a. jersey cuts II-.f rame. Neu,rt
fIf.. q. Efaara.
81 Montreal. FIRST r4ne. Montreal
I''r ester. Q second rams Uorhrofr.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams

Yssesrdays Results.
philadelphia, Z: Cincinnati. 6.
Chicago. :: New York. -.
st Louis. :. Brooklyn. 6.
EoSton-Pitts.. not scheduled
To-dAy's DANES.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
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az fur money
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ATHLETICS ARE SURE WINNERS
AND GIANTS HAVE DRIVING
FINISH.
Msthewson Thinks the ouskers viii
Not Hold Up and That the Going
Will Be Easy.
(ey cHRIsTY mATHewsoNJ

\
CHICAGO. Ill. Sept. II The races
In both big leagues should be settled
this week. The Phillles have given
the Giants much harder run TO the
wire than We expected, and the Cleve-
land club had "A good chance to drive
the Athletics right up TO the finish.
only II cracked wide open. too. The
narrowing down OF the margin he
tween the conteuding teams In the
two leagues is not due so much 10
III" superior playing OF the clubs run
ming second as To the slump OF both
Tho Athletics and Giants.
We started west for the final trip
with lead OF one game in 1911" said
McGraw when the Giants had boarded
the train for Pitt sburgh TO begin their
las swing of the season around the
circuit Tuesday night. and we Voc
the pennant away from home. The
race Is not so close this year We have
margin OF five games on the losing
side and seven and a half In all. But
you fellows have got 10 fight TO win.
There can't ID" any loatnE now. This
trip will tell the tale"
The Giants are now fighting with
their toe cleats dug in. II Is only "A
case OF holding on TO the finish, and
believe We can do IL. By tomorrow
night we Will have completed the hard
est part of our western trip. with the
81. Louis and Cincinnati teams re-
naming TO be- played. while the Quak-
ers are meeting the Cubs and Pirates
We shoult gain in the next few day :
enough. I should think, 10 make the
answer definite. As a matter OF fact
IL We don't lose ground on this trip
We are satisfied.
II anything. the Athletics have
blown worse than tho Giants have in
the last month. but they have not
been M against az tough a PROPOSE
tion. Where the Phillies have braced
in one hague the Maps have weakened
as fast or faster than Mack's team I'm
the American. There was some excuse
for the decline OF the Athletics. Ben
der and Plank, tine backbone OF the
pitching star. had worn themselves
out fighting for the pennalt. They tell
me that both these pitchers have been
travelling on their nerve and baseball
shire witness alone for the past month
Most OF their STUFF" has been gone.
] have II from a VerT direct source
That Connie Mack vas badly wor-
ried Up TO the end OF last week. The
team mas also fallen Off badly in bat
ting. He was afraid that the Cleve-
land boys would DISPLAY some OF the
form they showed IL the early season,
which kept them splrtinG up near the
top. ana thar his Tub would not be
able 10 hold its lead. The double shot
ot defeat which Washington gave the
Maps last Tuesday pretty nearly broke
The heart OF that club Griffith handed
birmingham both barrels. Then CleN..
4duu lost AGAIN The next day
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SArE AVID LAaTTHo CTpr -
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oil Ere
F..hout from
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"iDsEY HLADDEs AND D.. ,.. ..'
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$780, ,ise'- 10 a ..' s ss nv 60 ''-.
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DIR. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh md CrspIt,e g,
wheeling. " VI. one biol g.,
D0stoHice Co... -. ~
The RELIABLE SPECIALIST ato
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p Do son ar" iealiug with stop tb,,L
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afD ADVERTISING o.
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-13
Grand PrdirieP PdrdQraphS
By I.R Representative
PILLSRuRY FAIR A DECIDED Sue
CESS-FARMERS HAULING
GRAIN TO MARKET.

The people of Grand Prairie are
very busy hauling their grain to mar
ket these days.
Mrs. John Mckay and daughter Mrs.
Hans Skonnord returned Friday from
Valley City after spending couple OF
days there.
Pete Sannas took load of grain to
,Oriska Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loupis Taylor called
on their daughter Mrs. w. Mckay last
Thursday.
o. e. Sunde was seen grinding feed
at VOLTS Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Skonnord OF
Grand Prairie were callers at the
Skonnord farm on West Prairie last
Sunday.
Those who attended the fair at Pills
bury last Saturday are as follows:
Ben Northridge, o. E. Sunde, Pete
Sannes, H. S. Lindquist, Will Mel, w.
Mckay and hired man.
Jake Gibson drove to town Saturday.
Harold Nelson drove to Valley City
Sunday returning home early Monday
morning with the school ma'ams.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-13
North Dakota 1913
Crop Above Average
MINNESOTA LEADS ALL STATES
THIS YEAR BUT WE ARE IN
CLOSE SECOND.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 12.-North
western states produced normal or
better than normal yields of all crops
combined in 1913, according to figures
which has been compiled by the de-
partment Of agriculture and announc-
ed today. ..
Minnesota leads the northwestern
states, and the entire country with the
crop reporting board at HAS per cent
Of the average or normal crop AS
compared with the 1912 crop the 1913
production Of all crops in Minnesota
is 97.7 per cent.
North Dakota's crop for 1913 is
placed at ss.2 per cent of normal, or
the average, while It is 70.4 per cent
Of the 1912 crop. In South Dakota
the 1913 crop is declared to be S1.S
per cent Of the average and 1928 per
cent of the combined crop Of last year
Montana raised a crop equal to 93.9
per cent OF her normal crop and equal
to se.e per cent Of the crop Of last
year ase.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-13
BANNER FOR VALLEY CITY,

W. E. Parsons, of Bismarck, who is
the secretary Of the North Dakota Ed
ucational association, arrived in the
city Last evening with the banner
which was awarded to Valley City for
the best enrolment in the Second Con-
gressional District at the recent meet
ing in Fargo. In this contest Grand
Forks won the banner for the best en-
rollment in the First District. Valley
City won first prize In the Second Dis
trict and Golden Valley in the Third
District The banner which Mr.. Par
sons brought will be hung in the Of
fee of the county superintendent at
the court house.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-13
m|DDLEWEST LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY GRANTED
CHARTER; WILL Open FOR BUSINESS IN NEAR FUTURE
New Concern Will Be One of the Strongest
Financial Institutions In This Section of
the e--.WeII-KnoWn Men Will Head
C0mpaoy---A|I Local Capital Invested.
100000 of Minneapolis.

With a capitalization Of 100000
practically all of which is subscribed,
and the backing and investment Of
some of the strongest men financially
and in business way in this section
Of North Dakota, The Middlewest Loan
and Trust Company, will within a
short time open it's doors for business.
in Valley City.
The charter for the new company
was granted at special meeting of
the banking board held at Bismarck
Saturday evening. Ordinarily, the
board meets only quarterly, but in or
der to facilitate the organization of the
company, and that they might begin
business sooner, representatives of the
company visited the state banking de-
partment at Bismarck, and as result
the governo called special meeting.
The Middlewest Loan and Trust
Company will have the backing of
some Of the strongest men, financially
and in a business way, in this section
of North Dakota.
Frank White, for more than thirty
years identified with the history and
progress of North Dakota and Barnes
county, will be president. Major White
first came to North Dakota in the early
eighties, and spent number of years
on his farm properties south of Valley
City, Later he moved to Valley City
and engaged in business, giving it up
temporarily in 1898 to take service in
the First North Dakota regiment in
the Philippines, during the Spanish
American war.
Returning to Valley City, it was only
a short time until he was called upon
to lead the Republican party of the
state as candidate for governor. He
served two terms, and retired with a
record as one of the best governors
North Dakota has had.
Shortly after the close of his politi-
cal service, Major White organized
Valley City's first insurance company,
The Middlewest. For four years he
was at its head, and to his business
acumen must be laid large part of
the great success which that company
enjoyed while it's headquarters were
at Valley City.
During the three years just closing,
Major White has represented the
Northwestern National Fire Insurance
company in the Northwest and for the
past year the Hail Insurance branch
of the Middlewest Fire Underwriters
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-13

His connection with the new company
will help insure its success from the
start, according to prominent bankers
and business men Of the state. A wide
acquaintance, and reputation for II,
tegrity and honest business dealings
will secure confidence for the company
while his insurance agencies and bust.
ness relations will bring business from
every corner Of the state from the
start. n>
T. Melvin Lee, secretary of the new
concern. is a Barnes county boy, bora
and raised here, and who has gained
the larger part OF his business expe1>
ience with home business Institutions
M. Lee spent several years with the
State Bank of Kathryn as assistant
cashier, was later employed in the
Twin Cities, and for the past several
months has been employed as an ad,
]uster in the insurance branch of MIR.
Whites business. He is a son of T. J,
Lee, well known farmer and property
owner of southern Barnes county, and
has an excellent reputation in a busi.
hess way, wherever he has been EN-.
ployed. Mr.. Lees uncle, Ludwig Lee,
a retired farmer of Kathryn is also a
stockholder and director in the com.
pany.
The directors of the company, as
named in the articles of Incorporation,
are Frank White, T Melvin Lee, E. A.
Mikkelson, cashier of the State Bank
of Kathryn, J. E. Jones of Valley City,
g. F. Mudgett, Herman Winterer, Lee
Cowell, Ludwig Lee, and Sim Mason.
All are well known in Valley City and
throughout the county and state, and
will add much to the Trust Companys
strength.
The Middlewest Loan and Trust
Company is organized under the North
Dakota Surety and Trust law, and will
conduct a general business in surety
bonds, real estate loans, investments,
receive deposits, write insurance and
conduct such other business as comes
within the powers of such an organiza.
tion. ....
While it is not stated definitely
when the new concern will open for
business, it is anticipated that it will
be about the first OF December,
The place Of business of the new
companywill be at the former Offices
OF the Middlewest Fire Insurance
Company.