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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
STATION ROBBED
Thieves Secure Small Amount 90
Morey - eerwood Stat on Yes
ts-day Whue AGENT f4 OF.

ttu'crirr fhe T-cuustl,Hrl, rIfr. iI
d"to' Hf Bsnvn.d rc"s'.-dt. u' noon
while 49, Anlu wa af rrsr On
thi'r ..sIrri BE- small aw.ru' of m.u-
o. probably amounting f, rr.rI. 60
EntIar.o wat -aincl ir m.lu4 rf
%iInmyiuE both Pho rr'er pr,I inn -
d..ra with 4 trafo-r huc t.t rI.t.l
rf near tho efrfion. So o. happened
fs arrnf hud nelriv nT fIr money 90
lIf prrs'u 900 tho umr. -. fItf hlf
Nff'r va. secured It f.. fHIlf .r
fhfstes Tho f.r1word police wore
ro'l0ed ari fr short f.r. fhrv 100
r'e'"d " mon Rh1 a.. believed tn i,
fWnIi. af.r .r -u. rnII.rr. No wfs
'e.r about frs fire t short f.ua tr-
f.r' ro'r tri 500. iHfrv '-ed 50 e.
'rI7i TO- .trrIr.- hr wta rI.rn 90 81.
OIL Cd" s'rf.r.. f.r iutoVirIf..r and .l
OBJ" m'frffme ar Gov rafislfior rII
IH .Drir' rI .rfp fhr other charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
GOT EIGHT YEARS
Belmont County Man Sentenced in St.
Ciairsvlne Yesterday Fol-
lowing Racy Case.

James smith. Of Rivrrv1ev. was ar
raigned before Judge Charles J. Lyme
in tho common pleas court IN ST Claire
Vile yesterday morning and entered a
plea ~ guilty 20 the Indictment ohars-
ing him With incest lie was sentenced
to serve "a term OF eigh, years in the
state penitentiary az Columbus and Will
b" removed TO that institution within a
few days.
August Sommers. % Rive7iew, ac-
cused or the same crime as Smith. was
also arTagned before the court but en-
tered a plea OF not guilty. Hhis bond
was set at $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
MUSICAL AND LITERARY
ENTERTAINMENT Hello

Last er'riL o. N" thsuline street
W =. church he members ~ the
choir gave a ,"r. pleasing .|nt.rfaii-
uert Tor tho hrn"nt - tho ,hur,l
lind. tn" program consisted 81 sons
and story elections followed by BIO
PLAY Probable Tho Misses
Wilkinson and Nr vs.. T. T@orentz a.
sisted the choir !n ihs presentation -
the different numbers
) good-siz"i audience was present
and all Yer" mich pleased with pc
high qIshft ~ me production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

g"tte Who will cn 10 any extremes 20
Ear ~" trousers and control the fam
IN. The above testimony was given
IN Mrs Royce herself at y trial before
squire Corrigan in the COUNTY Jail last
hlght when she had her husband ar
raiRned before the justice on "A nom
suppo charge.
Suck Henry. who assaulted ConstahI.
ruii"rton several DAYS ago while that
OFFICIAL was about t. make an arrssf
was arraigned before squire Rider in
we county. jail last evening charged
with interfering with an OFFICER and
unon pleading guilty. was fined 81 ana
rosts Henry paid the fine and was re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Team Holds Practice.

u" l"'"I hlsu school base hall team
- 1oLAing Irdcti." EACH evening this
Week following the school hour sessions.
Sett.nS ~ snap" 'or Tie. gauI. wit. the
M'M"'hru uigA team rrNt SATURDAY ar
~ttthn"n Tie game viii u- PLAYED on
th" L'ui grounds and "A very large
crowd l. expected To- attend. is b0tu
teams nav" II Larry" number OF .o!.ow-
erS IN" locals ur- IN tine shape tor the
traN anu a. they aaV- trimmed thc Me-
N~ech"nit-S one tais season ihry VIII
try ami duplicate tre trick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Penwocd Ertsfs

one ofiendrr wac Hr ~ police court
IaSt yNcniug "u a charge co. Iipltt.uA
anc.
III, Two Justice 80 81" Peace Of { n
ION district WEI. DID,. fof. t.e CON =.
court 81 Mound~t+ll- yesterday after
noon.
~" hanh- 'or~':u'ti'u con. pa'N Va %
have the contract Tor the ~ btr. az
i"- ne" Junction Srlou .lflG..E IN
Creased their force 90 Vor'Nmsu rtster-
day - a5DUt hft, mo-.
WORK OH The lnE-aIlat pu ut f.. u-st.
hHr- m o." '.tv ,-r~arudtury ls Trugr.~@-
ing art4 W.. r" ,oUp'ttrI 20, ill., rr~t
uf tn. week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Making Improvementn.

u" ltttchfnuu coal WORKS IN south
are mahinE Great lmrrovs-
ment- To- lfs mine within tie past few
weeks. Two new generators and boilers
nave heeu Installed ana many other in
SiI- improvements. which Will greatly
afd q" ~" output of the min. are under
the course OF construction. The old gem
orators AMI boilers were taken to the
t~'irndhl- mine Of TIE company where
they viii be put into use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Plan Picnic.

me committee On arrangements of
'he pupils Of ia" -. johns catholic
-'h"'t "t this city are busy PREPARING
Tor Its annual picnic to - held On Man
-"tn Tn" affair viii probably be- held
AZ wheeling park according o. The plans
now under O~nsideratiou. 4 Sulentid
pf"grAm VIII Doe rendered on tar day OF
the affair and viii be featured by a hall
yam" " the Fourth ANA Fifth
rooms OF "a" school. Many contests will
ais" D" ON tIe program and a good tim.
~ AntlOiIat.d hN all rfunenfS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

Nh"t AZ '"cn'- ps.t3 Mub az. gwen
~ MtS- ANON loaL.a Il. her moe. 400.
Hiait II. ct ritusA es.u.hg. "a. A.
'"i ~ 90 gN'h IN a Wvtth% .suS-.
Co. az. IN he. over tAp.u-er. W.. uw.
= N'" '" ta- nooI t"lt... Inete wal De
-" - re- StN~u. sHu a SniatI aun.G--t,u
- -" '-ht> wa IL CnaIgru. l,tse
a Tendance - eAp-tteu. ana .N-tvu,o.,
e. .sHH'rn = s".n iA.s-. PLAINS MAJ
"rS" a. "'.'sh. aha everyone A. in-
tI.tt - att-.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

.eci COMPANY viii act ~ escorts to the
. y Il during the parades ami Will
ais" In escort duty in meeting the not
t"le~. who co." 'Np"cfcd TO attend
Inc local division has received a com.
lhHhicatlpn rom Cambridge with th. in
I"l Ila non tat t." CumpAry IN that city
Ild excellent work during the recent
tl'nd and a. % mark 81 appreciation for
ti'ir S"rNfr'~. the hoard 81 Trade at "A
i"nSt'fS parade last week gave the
tie line.
an application was received from a
Iew COMPANY IN Charleston. making
Three in tut ' apital city.
Good Ru,,ar a, pov,o-pzo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
To Meet ronisht.

T." f.i-d u-~ttug ~ fua Fu-to-
churrt organiZafion of TIC i:fst " r.
/ cpurrh 90 h" hc'd n the basement ~
~-.s's. WI teg'u A. ",lo.N instead
~ - > - Rrd an w"Uber~ are uvg-
81 ~ h' present ~ fu'~ meeting ns man.
natter 81 much Imp1rfaT,o v.iI bs COW
tidercd. EeN. Icilar~. pastor - frs
cnsIr. vii d"l1'"r e N.-v interesting
sermon MI those Interested aud pfsb
'. ION the thurcr ar" urged 60 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
New Bridge Complet.d.

No NV bfldgr oVer Boggs Run mar
tte subway was completed yesterday
"ltfi noon nN the city. The brIdg. was
washed Out by the recent Hood. The
ron gird"r~ remained in position and all
tnat was necessary was To- replace the
pattern Traffic vas restored oN-F the
bridge yesterday afternoon and a strong
rsiIins mas been placed along both sides
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Large Crowd A,t~nd.-

one of tn. largest crowds that we're
attended a dance In thk city was the
one present last evening at ArmOry hall
wnere the White Lily social club INT
form Tanks Knights OF Pytnias enter
talheI with a hop In the form OF a
marathon Both the Elk ami Bach
mans Vrchestras furnished the contin-
Gus music i0r the evening and dancing
Wa- enjoyed until the WEE hours of this
Hl"ihihk Many out OF town persons
attended the affair and u was pro-
h"uh,-d that II was the largest crowd
rNef Ia the nail A splendid dance pro-
gram WAS rendered and
Asrn snrieI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Making Good improvements.

The lIlt, Imam coal vorhS % tlis c.ty
= making great improvements To Their
miue. ana in a few weeks tu. mine Will
N~ ~ nr-t class condition. Two new
boilers have b~eu installed within the
past week as" ~" ueV Ken r7fOrr
The old boilers and generators nave been
taken from tie local mine 80 the Glen
dale min" ant vii H." use dthcre ~ X
sad tr"f many other improvements are
uui"r construction and vuen all : com
rlet~d 1tl '"s' N -" nciE0horhpod 81
40 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
work ProuesErR.

WORK "as resumed yesterday morn
irE on lSNirg fE" arp cement Sidewalk
along ~" DOYLE and Ploti addition on
NsrSHau street. adipin'ug the ker~r
Qr"pe-tv. Tho r~p Sidewalk "a fl 10 iaii
- trs '"fnci Of enth anil Nar~rall
streets AMI wen - - completed Otli
h"l3 'Ta'"l N"r- much "n t.tS s.dc -
F-c street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Nearing Compilation.

hold"rndn Bros. VINO nav. the cone
tfsct Tor clrdninE the mud ard debris
i"'i 10y the recent flood off the civ
streets are making great heaIWaV WITH
in~ "sIk and hN tomorrow evening
every street and a.ley IN the CITY will
nav" been 'l~du-d. MCMetn-u street
was t~hroughly cleaned yesterday and
work Will be started on the alleys Of the
city TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

at its headquarters IN the Fisher build
ing with nearly every member Of the
organization present. Following the
transaction of routine business. a class
~ several candidates were initiated into
The order ana given the degree work
The Bsllalr~ degree team DID The heavy
work Visiting members from Rripee-
port and Martins Ferry were also pres
-nt AMI ue meeting VAS brought 20 a
successful lose by the serving Of a
delicious luncheon. \ good tine was
mad 10y all present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Thursday Aftsr.oon Club.

,MrS =. VI. Lfppart entertained the
thursday Afternoon club at her hofna
IN south Warwood YESTERDAY. Fuchrs
and music were the chtef diversions
After "a social hour a delicious lunch
was served. Prizes wer. won by Arr.
J"nh Ritter. nrst. A. ~ I..ppart. sec
Ohd. MT Hesrne. third: Charles Meyers.
inutth Those present were. Mrs. Harry
John Ritter. kutner. fiarry Paradise H.
btileA. =. Meyers \. NJ. I.Ippert anu
Ria Ain imin. Or Steub.nVMl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
WARWOOD
EvanCustao Meet arr.

~ samuel L. boston preached an
.tner OF MS last evening At
W itesbyterian church. He took ~
nn- -uoJscs The Door Was smut" wnicn
Nes we'll received by = large stt-nu
anur' MI. John Moore rendered a beau
ny. Tonight will be the last s-rVic.
ms week. and Nj. Boston = subjecI ~.
De hat wilt Thou say"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
o~spsndsne, Of Mar.

81 T'ppcrdire had called upon his
ui"r' to unhurdon HE martial woes
ono ~ his chef grievances was that
h' often had fo help around the
housc-,arry water ~ coal or build
fires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
BEN
Mccormick Inquest.

The Inquest over the r,maine Of the
late Mrs. James McCormlck who was
IOund dead at her home ON A~shlandaVe-
nur iart Iuesday evening who IL Is said
uneu IN "a mysterious manner le being
u-il up pendins the analysis of the
stomach, The physicians discovered
noth,ns IN tue fOst-mortem examination
which would tend TO cnu-. u.ath. I'm.
inquest VIII likely be held tins faorning
! re oody l. stu 81 tue i~so-ers tnder-
taxing pdrIOrs at AlcMecnsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
= friday Surpt ss.

" '' NOME - Nf. ".rt s4S. SChsm-
iltn GA "~tr, aim fvsu last ~ .ning
"a b4f'hdaN >u.t ~ - W. gwen on r,lut
H'h"ihf.'st. -NSput -" guests we're pres
'ht. ana an ~-nJntauis um. vaS SCENT
Vt "a al" noe. "..tC.Ous tr~irr>hmrnt-
Nste served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Mee.inr.

10" '"iittnitt-- IA Cdafg- II the sup
. - 10" gwen at the NJ. u. church
-'Pi - sht meet Ht Iu- VnufVu rI.uaN
r'"iHng M pa SoLS Ssil.ng tickets are
! f-'N'rd L." i-r".t L. tnr general com
.t.'t'e. All ~. -onS ,onnec,-I wlth a..
'"Hi"' are ~i-Gu-~ted to he present. as
lh"'' l. inLCn bUS.u-~- To- - attended
t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Wawood Briefs.

"It~ : 'ficer. go ,'td.z. -. - visiting
h". .""sht hiS. " - Jones. -.
Mis> Aiaui tI"oG. 81 M"undsNilIr. was
" A~it"' "t T. ~. Miner NeStreday.
Dam ". - Wal he pun IA operation To-
~. - tt0ftun Will have charge.
NtS Jrs~ir Stiutnri ana A. Nonda
ended . -uchte party at the home az
Ms AudI~W - ert. Mrs. Stlmm,i
N.,u us nI~t prize
MIS- b"tt' i:"hracht visited Mildred
avs ih"mss GUNNER and children
Ni5;t,d Ms David Dummer
new chicken ~h-i Ter " Il. Gibson
the TVeuti"th street stars WI clash
WIZ Oh" Eighteenth street SIuggets
SaturtaN "H the sixteenth street
Hsl5, Rod, -nd F,rl Frazier walked
Il" ,"d""n : i'oiut NeStetdaN.
Marvin i.~ftWitch WaS q visitor in
Nj Joseph Iv-i - testing Easy 1T the
oi'"tsted up"u Wednesdays.
Pairi'k Nheiley and Pete FerrII VS.
''ri IvlirnS ''~'TrdS,
Coda Rocks N-sterday.
Less" stunned expects to- receive SOW
,rtl bids 'f pefntiug ~ the near fu-
Mfs : 4.a- ost and rhildr.n visited
NJ. i"'S VT o. Renu""d. s-s;,r-
Nis "h4r.e~ Brooks visited friends
H. tie city THURSDAY
CLARENCE N~idger was "a N'Sf-o, IN
coed Yesterday.
~ OIL we'll controlled hy yromIer.
pe"pi" c"nu".-"d with tne Eagi" Glass
company uf Wellsburg viii cone in to-
dHf. Tn vel - spraying OIL and -
situated an tho Wells farm ~ Rascr
EpfTom.
TIE fore rucr arrested d, Town seq
geart Pool" Wednesday -veuIng vac
gwen 90 t1'al before his honor MAYOR
tuhr l'st n'sh' and f"IrA %eu,itN. Re
wa~ nu"d a. aud costs CO.. tn DAYS 80
AL ami Preferred The l~fte~Sh-IIvto -i
jail aui ffsfsrr-d tho %ft't~r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
Board of Trade.

ne "lll h- - tn~-t.us ct the Board
"i Tisi- N"ndas -,~h.us 49, the ,-nr-r
80" N""i ~cn'"! uuu~-. vi az =
"'' 80 .r-t"t ~ To- present. a. tur.e
VA lee a r'nmItt-- appointed to- ru-
"Prih'- M.ih tn- t"mbntt-- when Va
"'b ihi-i AZ '"uutt. To- make arrange
49," : l"i 81" w'-ru : % =. patlpn IN
n <til.-' rut~uuist IN Nu.e!tng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

Try Reuter- Bros. make ~ Sausage
and Puddings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18
M'MECHEN
Last Number,

"a
iEpEinE from ffr advance Safc ~
~'t'N~ts. tn" rf'l 3nd last number 90 o..
i.''"im "''.r--. rIt.h ptl' ie = O. - -
~ entng iu 'u" Md t1rium 80 '.- cen
'fai = cool hal vii 80 largely sff.rr
81 The Uo"sf-r QIs-'"''- ptit n. ft,
attraction and a.-Yrdrrg 90 r-.Ss 20
ports. '7~ ."mruuN aye - to highest
~" "tt"rtaiu'rS 90 ~ GO f.a q Q
fnaf f.i~ e fh~ 't-' number 4rd coming
"U F lrHla" evening -. all ~fI ~
L''.t-dl' no veil hil'p AL fhe core
a.a.lt invited 90 attend
Many rev improvements.
. mHTHEsr - frtu.N- u -. -.Nfn
street motion pt.fHfa .ors- raS .ou-
plated 'l- Improvement Zoo his ruS-
hi'H Ia nerr rherDu gt'r renovated
duriug fle psi fsp weeks N.u sea.s
ave been INSTALLED fHrrag rur.t 2 . thea
-" AMI ' r"E entrance Was afap made
The walls Ua'" been r.-dsrDraf.d and A
u"a motion r%|rf.f-" utrfir. has beer
placed .r 0r"raf ..n The % safrs g
~F@'r open for h.s'n"~7 and the public
81 'ufi-el 30 attend
TniHatsd Candidates.
The l"cal Intai Logon .fdsr ms- in
reglla" monthly session las' evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-18

Candidates

10 IIcaI LOYAL I"E'DU Uf1sr me- In
~reg3ls~ morfaiv session lss' evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
.(flnwsGnheT
This question Of TOwle seems to be hanging up

question hanging up
eleven.
OW EYE!
ening
vardon and Ray describe their experiences in America as sick
playing a game ought to posi-
lively ILL
MERCY
trying
of pity. quite likely.
We had noticed this
laid it a tender heart
CLEVER CARL
Perchance it is alibi
thing surprised about the Shrubb
that they still in existence.
ROUND
Willard failing fight
They could do that every time he steps in the ring
Courthouse
the City Hall Filberts will have to be umpred by nut
Enemies keep right They
making the Cincinnati Reds.
Of nothing Getting
sons exciting batting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
PORTLAND WILL
STAY IN LEAGUE
NEXT YEAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4. -
After listening to strong argu-
ment by Northwestern league
magnates, the officials of the Pa
cific Coast league decided to let
Portland maintain a team in the
northern circuit. Fielder Jones,
F. w. Farr, Mike Lynch and Nick
Williams, in addition to d. Il.
Dugdale. They made strong ar
guments and convinced the Coast
officials that continuous baseball
in Portland was paying PROPOSE
tion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
BASKETBALLERS
and WRESTlERS
TURNING OUT

Now that the football season
has passed into oblivion, high
school students are beginning to
turn attention to either basket
ball or wrestling. Fifty candi-
dates have already answered
Coach Carter's call for BASKETBALL
men. Among the prominent bAs-
getballers are AL Crane, former
captain, Ralph Towne, "Sweie''
Barck and Hemann, a former Sc
attic player.
Coach Carter expects to develop
some good matt men as well as a
first rate five.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04

IL he ever meets anybody.
i Claude McQuillan. the young
Whitworth student, has made q
marked impression upon those
who watch him work out at
Schock's. He has q punch, as
German, who stopped one with
his nose yesterday, WIFI testify.
The complete card for the
smoxer has been announced by o.
B. Herbst, with Farmer and Cor
man In the main event. The 9th
er six bouts are ar follows:
Willie Mack vs. "Roughhouse"
Burns; Tex Vernon vs. Joe Hill:
Chef Neff w. Chris Mussen; Har-
ry Bishop vs.. Martin Murphy;
Claude Mcouillan ss. Billy Ross:
Kid lack Black vs.. Jim o'Malley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
WILLARD WINS
SLEEPY FIGHT
WITH MORRIS.

NEW RORK, Dec. 4. = Carl
Morris did not Kill Jess Willard
last night. After ten rounds of
sleepy boxing, the decision was
rendered in favor of big Jess.
Both men were clumsy, and Nor
ris fell all over himself most OF
the time.
The contest made a hit with the
crowd, who jeered and missed at
the heavies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
EDITOR Gets IN
BAD WITH HI
eleven

Because they failed to get their
pictures in the Tahoma, the men,
bers of the football team at Sta
dunn High are said to be very
peeved at Ernest Hover, editor-in-
chief OF the magazine, and are
threatening to get his scalp.
Hover says that the eleven
wanted too much notoriety,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
BIG SCHOOL GAME.

Two of the soccer school teams
are going to meet in the Stadium
some time in the near future, and
it looks as If it would be the Gen.
trail and Mckinley schools, neitn-
er of whom have met defeat this
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
GRANT MORRIS QUIZ.

Fred Grant, the man who
claims the championship of Ge.,-
many, is wording out at Schock 8,
and is showing Improvement in
his work. The big fellow may
yet uncork a surprise or two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
TACOMA MEN ARE
HON0REO At II

Five Tacoma youths received
letters at the University of Wash
ington for excellence in different
branches OF sport and oratory yes
terday. Ray Wagner won a big
wv" in baseball, Claude Hammer
in track, Paul Hammer In crew,
Frank Jacquoit in football, and
Harold Burdic1 In oratory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04
KEGG LEAVES HERE.

Lem Kegg is not in town, and
Joe German thinks he wentzback
to San Francisco. According to
Seattle papers, however, he is
trying to get another match with
Sammy Good for 10 or Is rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-04

FIVE TIMERS EXPELLED.
For alleged classifying of time,
five timers were expelled by the
National Trotting association In
New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
FIGHTERS FINED
Police Cour. No Place for Those Who
Desire TO Disturb the Peace
with Fists.

samuel Bridge. Doc" and Charles Nc
hinu"l and Frank l;urnfield decided to
settlc disputes Of small coasequenc. with
their fists Monday and Just when they
We're % y - midst Of tearing each other
q" pieces OFFICER sam Moran came asnnC
au' Hahhrd the bunch Burnfield and
fridE" were on one side and the two
freshmen naturally took the other and
afi"r TELLING their story 81 and costs or
the trimmings was assessed against
each
Vt Hayes 81 Washington. IA
drank some booze ard then made the ac-
quaintHnce 81 Miss Farrell. iat,r al
ioufnlng In a hallway at No 1904 Mar
hft street. where thev were arrested and
charged with lettering for purt osas Of
prostitution. Hayes Was fined SO and
~ 20 DAYS with beans. and the girls case
Vii Do looked after by the court
Russell Davis, 10 years old made
i.inE- lively in The Tenderloln district
Monday ana because Of his axe action
was postponed Phoenix Wrey Was ar
rested 10y officer Uer6. while intoxt.ateI
and was fined 81 and costs or IS DAYS
Ehel Farrell was drunk and officer
Gephard arrested her Hers WAS 81
and costs or - days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
CHARTERS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 1.-THE
following charters have been issued by
Secretary OF State Reed:
The Mineral Products Company of
New York. with chief works to be To-
Gated near Marysdale, Utah. TO explore
for ores and minerals. Authorized capt.
tai. 100000. Incorporators: Howard F.
Chappell. New York: Charles II. Mac
Dowel. G. +. Hagedorn. III. c. Hum
phreys and T. J. Keogh. all OF chicago
Bowers Pottery company OF Manning
featuring and selling clay products. drill,
ing for oil and gas. etc. AUTHORIZED
W. Bowers. sara G. Bowers and l.. ;.
Schwenck. OF Mapnington. w. Va:
Frank w. Bowers and c. A. Bowers. OF
Biuefeid Country Club. OF Biueneld.
w. Va. to deal in real estate. maintain
club house. etc. Authorized capital. S25,
T Frank s1ls% Mood hsnef py:
erie and E. II. Smith. all OF Bluefeld.
The I'ive-Eighty-F1ve Club. of Man
nington. W. Va. to maintain social
club for the use and beneat OF Man
nington Aerie No. 5S5, Fraternal Order
value OF $4,000 and personal property
&" the value OF $4,000. Incorporators:
Walters. George g, Herbert. W. {.
Reu~haw, Charles Hartleib and a. Il.
II" Blue sulphur Land Company. Of
Huntington. w. Va. 90 operate Blue Sui
phur springs hotel property In Cabell
county ana deal In real estate. Author
lied capital. $4,000. IncorporatorS; j..
\. Daniel r. johnson. \. q Johnson, II.
r. Daniel aud Lace MaI cum. all OF
Huntington. ". Va.
walker-Nay Ol & Gas Company. of
Tairmont. W Va. to drill for OH and
gas in Harrison county, W. Va. and
deal In real estate. Authorized capital.
$4,000. lncorporators Frank Itidglsy.
y T Kelley. y. .. steele. Clark ".
Walker ana John W. Fleming. all of
Fairmont.
Pennsylvania Syrup & Bottling Com
panv. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. FOR the pur-
pos 90 manufacturing. selling and deal
INK in mountaineering beverages. Au-
thoTizcd capital 100000. Incorporators
Henry X. Carol. Walter r. Michael.
Samuel :. Shapiro and !. r. Duvall. OF
Pittsburgh. and e. l.. Kerr. Of Wilkins
burg. Pa.
The Lehigh Coal Company. OF Fair
mont. ". Va. to mine coal and develop
other mineral lands In Paw Paw dis
trict OF Marion county. ". Va. Author
ized capital. $4,000. Incorporators. r.
:. Pollock. Aassillon. O.; Thomas Will
liams. ". y. Porter David Morrison and
q. II. Ewert. OF Cleveland. o.