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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
anG aurist: spectacle accurately fitted !:
IifncuIt cases solicited g2ogS
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MONEY TO LOAN

SHORT TIME LOANS ON ALL KINDS
OF city property Meyer, ioI Mcintyre
bldg. MOS
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Wanted to Buy.
LOST AND FOUND


LOST-LADY'S NECKLACE AND PEN
dant, purple stone. Reward. Eet0rn TO
Tribune office. n2033
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MASSAGE
FURRIER
CHINA DECORATING

MISE BERTHA WAGESEk's sTUDIo.
II East Third Eouth. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Clacs and private
Lessons. e9so
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CHIROPRACTOES

CECIL * CECIL GRADUATE CHIRO-
praStors. IncUTablss and female trou-
blss our speciality, Consultation free.
Suite 403. go Main ST. ntS
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MAN md Wlr'E TO ASSIST WITH
general houscwork man who has had
experience in milking unJ taking care ot
cows, must be 4 No. mau, stcody, ALL
year job 10 right parties. wages s65
month. with chance for advancement it
parties prove 10 hc able To justify 1t. good
8 Groom house II parties Wish 70 live prj-
yatc. Address Pat Mccarthy, Dillon.
Mont n69S
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SUCCESS NstJRANCE-UTAH BUSI-
ness college preparation for business
life. Start course NOW. Boston BLDG.
day or night, el53S
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HAT FACTORY
BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARJ,ORS. 225
Main. Fr!Zes each week for iadies'
Sigh scores u!65l
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LADIES' TALORS

IAN AND FEB SPECIAL-COMPLE
suit, S39 90; your material and silk lin
ng $4,000. Perfect fit. Repairing. re-
nod cling. Fucker 6: E,Ydashin. $50 State
,Yasatch 6s13. n3416
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture. carpets, stoves, trunks
and Iallscs. Wasatcli $50. g33fS
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W-ANTED-TOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
with flousework Mr. Pa wins. New
Method Cleaning Co.. 5o2 SO. W. Temple
mil
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Ap-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT : a. 81.
AND ] p. Bt. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
42l SOUH 6TH EAST.
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HAIRDREssING

DONE AT YOUR HOME BY GRADU-
etes from Velystina pariors, Goodrich
Sales company. 81 z. Ath South street
w. J53S, m2o9i
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Reference required. 295 East
South Temple ST n542
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NICELY FURNISHED FRoNi =
steam heated. close IN. WIN -
North State.
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CORSETS.
ACCOUNTANTS.

HOW MUCH PROFIT DID YOU MAKE
in 1922 Did YOU lose money? Why
not have your books audited and au in
teiiGibie balance sheet drawn up showing
exactly how you stand today? Special
attention 10 small traders. Systems In
troduccd. Fees reasonable. Hyland
6T6-W nG3l
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SIX-ROOM MODERN. 322 W. N. T..
with! n one block OF high school and O..
S. L. depot. Key at 32&. next door. m17S7
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
GIT TOGETHER

To layman. the plan to organ.
ize the fruit growers OF the great
fruit growing states OF tho North.
west into a selling agency, through
which every bCx and crate OF fruit
will be marketed and the cOmmis-
sion man eliminated, gooms to be
the solution OF problem that has
Tor mcny years puzzled the brains
OF not only the growers themselves.
but also OF business men whose
trado wei are depends upon the
success and prosperity OF the ffuit
industry Local fruit associations
have been a variable success, but
even the best managed and most
successful OF IN m nave been NJ
the mercy OF commission men who
have been both JUDGE and jury in
determining the quality OF the pro-
duets and IN liking the market price
From their decs on thete has been
no appeal or recourse.
These fruit assoc latiofs which
have reaped he largest measure of
success have betn the ontB which
have succeeded in securing the
cooperation o. the gfea.er pot-
tioi, II not all. OF tho growers with
in their territory The success of
the proposed organization viii in
like manner depend upon the COS
operation OF the fruit growers in
the districts embraced in that or
garizatiou The growers must get
together II matters not whether
they have few hundred boxes or
several carlcaCs OF fruit. there
should be no break In the ranks.
Only through united action can
the new organization carry out its
objects
Standardizing pack Marketing
Of products through its own
selling cy-distributiCn sol
that the market will not be glut-
ted at one point and unsupplied at
another securing reasonable frsighl
rates and prompt dispatch of ship
providing adequate storage
'acilities-all these at the lowe
possible cost to the producer. With
hat accomplished, the fruit indus
Try In Idaho. Oregon, Washington
md Montana viii have been placed
upon stable brs's and the fruit
grower win prosper.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
EMMETT MERCHANTS AND THE
PARCEL POST

Notwithstanding many of the
merchants in the smaller towns
have already opposed the parcel
post we believe that Ii Is an OPP
pcrtunity that has been placed In
their hands, and If they grasp IL
II will bring them abundant sue
cess. Ono thing is certain. IL has
come to stay, and like all other
modern successful methods, 1t Will
bring Success TO those who grasp
the opportunity IL presents and aq-
just their busine IS methats TO IT,.
The great mail order HOUSES have
built their business on publicity.
They have gore to the homes of
the people with their convincing,
forceful statements and continually
keeping after them have got their
money before they realized or
thought OF the big profits they
were making and In most cas- 5
more than their local dealers asked.
With the parcel post the home
merchants have the advantage, for
with the low rates on their own
rural free delivery routes they can
easily pay the postage and still \
be ahead of the game. something
the mail ORDER house cannot do.
The lceal merchants have an OPP
portunity that was never before |
though Of. Their customers can
call them by phone In the morn
ing. and the carrier will deliver
their goods at the door that day.
But the home merchant must
first believe in himself. In his abil-
ity TO meet competition ard give
his customers what they want. and
then he must go to them, as the
mail order houses do, and convince
them that he has got the goods and
that he is able and willing TO meet
any and all competition.
The cheapest and most fectiye
way to reach the people tributary TO
Emmett is through The lndex's ad-
columns There a,e but
few homes In the Emmett country iT h
which The Index is not read. 4
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Rev. j. A. Lewis, Milaca. Mimi,
writes: Chamberlain Cough Re-
medy has been Leeded and well
come guest in our home fer num-
Der of years. | highly recommend it
TO my fellows as being a medicine
worthy of trial in cases of colds,
coughs and Group Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy a trial and w
are confident you will find it very
effectual and continue to use it as
occasion requires fer years 10
come, as many others have done.
For sale by all dealers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
BULLIOT'S Rash BET.
A Bankers Wsaers on st. Swithin'
Gay Ram Legend.

A Bankers Wsqers on st. Swithin'
LAY Ram Legend.
There Were few frenzied tnancier'
I'm England at the beginning of tn,
eighteenth cetury II the banker Bul
lot. of whom the following story is
told. can be taken as an example: Th,
feast of st. Swithln. July 10. l725, was
particularly wet and stormy day.
Trusting implicitly in the old super
stition which says that II II rains on
St Swithin's day 1t will rain for forty
days thereafter. Bulliot opened poo
for every one who was willing to BET
against him. The affair attained SO
much notoriety that the wager was re-
duced to writing
"If. dating from st Swithin's day."
reads the memorandum. lit rains more
or little during forty days successive
ly Bulliot will be considered to have
gained. but If II cease TO rain for only
one day during that time Bulliot has
lost"
For two weeks II continued to show
err every day. and so confident did the
banker become that he accepted as
stakes not only money, but gold head
ed canes. jewels. suufrboxes and even
clothes. When his cash gave out he
offered notes and bills or exchange.
Another week passed, and Bulliot's
star was still In the ascendant
But when the twenty second day
sank into the west bright and cloud
less the unfortunate banker was ruin.
Graphic.
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RECALLING A DECISION.

The ratification of the income ia,
amendment by two-thilds CT the
states is significant in that 1t is to
all intents and purposes a recall
OF judicial decision given 8 years
ago by the highest tribunal in this
country.
The income tax was knocked out
of a Democratic tariff bin dur
ing Cleyeland's administration. That
the five-to-four decisions which de-
ciared the tax unconstitut' onal was
wrong few OF this day will deny,
and the reversal Cor recall, if you
please.) Of that decision is graft
flying and fittingly coincident with
the spirit of the times.
Thus Woodrow Wilson'S admin.
istration will begin its life with an
important new power of taxation in
the hands of congress.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
Mothers Can Safely Buy

DR.. Kings New Discovery and
give it to the little ones when all
ing and suffering with colds, coughs
throat or lung troubles, tastes nice,
harmless once used, always used.
Mrs. Bruce Crawford, Niagra, Mo.
writes, DIR, Kings New Discovery
changed our boy from pale weak
sick boy to the picture of health
Always helps, Buy it at all drug
gists.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13

At all terminals where there
are railroad shops a book is kept
in which engineers report all work
that needs to be done on their en-
gines. This is a literal reproduc-
ticn of what appears in the woi k
book written by an Idaho North
ern engineer: Engine NJ. Boar
out flese fuse leekin in fire box
and frunt end examin her petacot
pipe she don't burn her fire only
in senter of Box she orter to have
a bigger bridge in her nose. Pack
rite piston and rite valv stim they
are BLOWN so bad / kant see no
kind of signals on my side titen
on rite name wege and redus lie &
frunt name rod brass poundin bad,
wash out plug in belly of baileer
licking so bad it washes all the oil
Off the eksentriX on no hoghed cam
make the reckered on her rase up
ali around she rides to uff put a
glass Fix qUadroon and reech rod |
so one man can hannel the reverse
lever takes me and tallarFo 10 h |
to get h'.r over Fix ketch ON tire
doar so she will sta shet burns
the fireboy's shins and makes him
cuss
"Whcn | was going to school"
Old Bill Misgivers was telling the
other day, II had heap of trou-
BILE learning the circulation of the
blood finally did, though. and
got so / could say right Off how it
went from enc oracle into the ven
tilators and back into the other
oracle. Just to show my app ecia-
lion the first thing l done when l
school was to kindle a
lire with my phys'ligy and dance
about the holocaust in frenzied
ylee watching the anguish of the
nan who stood on the front page
displaying his red corpuscles to
he awed scholars. But the other
lay | got out partial post map
and tried to find out how to send
/ pound of butter to my sister
1t Baker City. l didn't send the
lutter. I'd rather trace the cir
,ulation of the blood through seve
than to trace that but
er to its destination. Afer | had
retted myself into a fever | took
he map out and tackled it on
,cst for a target. With Emmett
or the bulls eye me and the boys
away at that map for an
-FOUR. The clostest / could come to
he bulls eye was Baker City wher,
he butter cughta went while one ;
If the boys took a chunk outa the /,
seven Devils. The old woman came ,
nut after a while and proved the :
litter impossibility of the map by :
hootin as far away as Pocatello."
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ales of the Town
COLUMBUS DYING.

EARK, Do l hear again the roar
IL or the tides by the Indies sweep.
ing DOWN.
i u Or is the surge from the yiewless
shore
That sweels TO bear me to my crown?
Life is hollow and dark and drear
With smiles that darken and hopes that
fee
And. far from its winds that faint and
veer.
am ready to sail the vaster sea.
Lord. thou knowest love thee best
And that, scorning peril and toll and
pain.
I held my way to the mystic west.
Glory for thee and thy church to gain.
And thou didst lead me. only thou.
Cheering my heart In cloud and calm.
TIL the dawn my glad. victorious Prov
Greeted thine isles OF bloom and balm.
And then. o gracious. glorious Lord.
/ saw thy face. and all heaven came
nigh.
And my soul was lost In that rich re-
ward
And raxished Nth hope OF the bliss on
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Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema. salt rheum, letter,
itch hives, herpes, scabies-Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store.
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II Is easy to avoid paying deDts,
but we never knew man to get
rich at It,
There Is this to be said In favor
of the parcel post There Is no
danger OF man carrying around
an l1-pound package his wife gave
him &C. mail a week AGO. ard then
having TO fib to her about H.
A feature of the Panama-Pati fic
Exposition in San Francis inI
1916 will be tower $50 feet I'M
heigt. And / Is presumed that
tourists will fiji d everything else
In San Francisco proportlonately
high
In addition to an indemnity OF
200 million dollars Turkey will have
TO pay 5 million dollars for each
day the war continues. The Turks
have splendid chance to save
Let of money by getting whipped
In hurry
4. I. +
Did you ever go into a dark
room and leel around for an e ectIid
light bulb? You can cut circles ara
come within an eighth of an inch OIL
Il and still not find It. Finding
the key hole is a snap by compar-
sion
i = :
Don't attach too muth import.
ance to the fact that daughter let
mother do the supper dishes viii e I
daughter entertairs her beau. The I
sign has no special significance.
Mother did that way when she {
was girl and your grandmother Q
lid too. and daughters daughter a
viii do that way when she gets a ?
,eau, and besides, washing dishes il
$ dern poor way to make h a
With a young man, anyway. =
+ + =
Most of us are very much like thtl a
est of us We lock In the glass y
nd discover we are not particular -
= beautltul-then we talk and we !"
now we are not clever. We rea- :
lie that we like to play better ..
bed late in the morning. despite q,
oetic rhapsodies On the beautiful =
lnrise. In all parts of the wor d =
eople have the impulse to do abou -
he same thing at the same hour ie
very day. ~
: + W
With proper apologies to Mother -,
Dose, her heirs. assigns or dew sees
h Little Miss May, sat in cafe,
iting veal croquette; there came -,
foung spider and sat down be- VI
de her, and lighted cigarette. y,
Little Jack Horner who once he'd y,
corner on plums and political or
q, has now lost his luck and be- 10
me lame duck, since the Demo- ",
rats BACKED his eye. VI
To market. to market. to buy %
fat pig; go home without it, the III
ice is too big. ~
Black sheep, black sheep, have IN
~ any wool? But the shady "o
,uthdcwn refused to answer UNI :"
the statesmen had finished tink- n'
ing with Schedule X. uN
= + + TN
A man walked into one OF New u'
ork's most prominent cafes and an
the waiter stepped up the GUS
mer asked if they had something AZ
usually good The waiter re- W
led 1--WE have something that W
Is never been put on the market -
fore today" We'll, what is w
is wonderful dish?" asked the -. ~
ltron. 1T is known as Wise Fish" w
turned the waiter. You can ~"
ing me in a dish of it, but, ~
hat is the price?r asked the ~
an The waiter told him it was no
Try expensive and had to be sold ,ti'
T $50 plate. The diner was .r'
me, but. after eating Of the dish "a
He'd the waiter, and said: 81 oe
ought you said this was some -.
ing unusual; this is nothing but ~ ~
1t mackerel." You see,' said 'h'
e waiter you're getting wise
ready"
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Did you ever go into dark
room and leel around for an e'ectri
light bulb? You can cut circles arc
come within an eighth of an inch OF
II and still not find it, Finding
the key hole is snap by compar-
sion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13

In addition to an indemnity OF
200 million dollars Turkey will have
TO pay million dollars for each
day the war continues. The Turks
have splendid chance to save
a Let of money by getting whipped
In a hurry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
PLAY TENNIS
FINALS TODAY
TENTH ANNUAL TENNIS roURGA-
NEWT COMES TO CLOSE TO-DAY.
PinAls and Mixed Doubles 20 Re Played.
as Well AZ Match for the
C1ub Cup.


Special Dispatch to the Intellieencer
lAiEMONT. W. Va sept In the
tenth annual tennis tourun ment OF the
fHirmout country club to-day the finals
H. singles ami mems doubles were play
ed. and the mixed doubles were piavrd
" To the semi-finals and finals, No
f4roN. Or Pittsburgh. won the mems sin
EieS- Tomorrow afternoon a. $40
% CLOCK. AZ the courts at the residence OF
} =. watson. he Will meet Basil Wagner
OF baltimore. the holder OF m. Countr,
club cup. in the Challenge round Tor ~.
cup. great match s. expected
In the mems doubles. Hayuond and
'olhurn. Of al'irmont won the champion
SNIP. defeating Meade and Mc' Lain. ~
I niputowu The finals iu mixed doubles
VIII take place tomorrow On the Watson
courts az 81" O'Clock The scores made
today were a. follows
Fisher Of Baltimore. defeated Colburn
Of tairwout. 60. 90. SIS
Nc ElroN defeated Fisher. al IS "a
Mons Doubles. Semi Finals
Raymond and Cplburu defeated NcFf-
ROY and Garland. 60 IS
Finals.
ia. mond ard 'oiJurn defeated Meade
AiEed Doubles.
fsrdee ami Mifa cook defeated Nc
tlsin AMI Miss Miller. 3-f. 20. .-E
Read and Miss Heintzeiinan defeated
Race and Miss Hartley. s.. s-8. -.
'ondit and Miss Gar-ison defeated
lardee and Miss cook. s-i. CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
FIGURES BIG FELLOW WILL show
TOR THE GIANTS THIS YEAR.
Figures coombs as the Ideal Pitcher for
Series Of This Kind If Ne
IL IN Shape.
CBy chrtsty naathswson Of I'll. Giants.

CBy Chrfsty MAthswson Of the Giants1
NEN YORK; sept. the Giants
through the west. not much diahearten-
% b. losing the series IN Philadelphia
last week. since We had such a substan-
tial lead when we went into those games
with the Cuakers II the race had been
close at the time We droIpcd that series
II might have thrown "A bad Jolt into US
hefofe beginning tho western trip. and
D. would have encouraged the Phiilies
greatly Their good playing just goes
Z" SHOW u hat an In and out club Phila-
de phla has been all season.
The Giants are all pleased that this
inst western trip does not threaten 70 be
q hard one. because. 81 We were forced
TO drive through IL In order to win the
Champion hip. 81 would handicap us In
the worlds series Il 81 q great thing
Tor team 60 he able Co rest up before
the Big games. II looks now as ~ we
should Pc able to ciuch the pennant
easily on tho last trip and have two
weeks o. play around the east when Nc
1iaM can De groominE the club for tho
Va or ld a series We re scheduled TO tiav
four games with the Pirates. three each
Win The cubs and Cardinals. and two
with Cincinnati on this last trip. The
given ua any trouble lately They are
finishing strong aEain as they generally
McGraw r. looking forward to On.
~ ogld = series This year with more atten-
ton than ever saw him pay 20 "a be-
fore. iit has I-u.crly regarded % moro
- tll OF trimming 70 the regular sea
q n. heretofore. De has never made a
careful study 81 the opposing team. pre-
I'rIur o. tf-e 10 ns be- found ~ on the
dav ~ the oreuing battle
olive mo snap Judgment for mine he
has frequently said IN discussing a
worlds series
Preliminary Campaign.
hut have r. notion he - going 20 start
e. sort ~ Trclfu nary campaign this fan
and make a. study - the Athletics ard
Get al the data possible on them. re H.
(continusd on Pags Teal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
lose ONE
0IAHrB UNABLE TO TAKE TWO
aASlls FIoN THE DopoEas.
First Game was One sided ravortng
Brooklynios-8scond was
Good P1tchsru Battle.

NEW YORK. Sept. New York and
Brooklyn split even In a dOubie-header
here to-day. Brooklyn taking the first
gams, 20 T. while the Champions cap
tured the second. to / The first game
went Brookiyn's way when Marquard eS-
perienced one Of his old fashioned blow
ups In the sixth inning.
The second game WAS "A pitchers battle
between Tesreau and Yingling.
McGraw gave his batting order the
most radical shift since the club became
q pennsnt winner In 1911. the positions
OF only two men and the pitcher being
left unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
BEowEs DEFEATED WHITE sox
AF-rEH ELEVEN INNINGS

ST. IoIfS. No. Sept. st Louis
won from Chicago In even innings TINS
afternoon. . TO 4 Rudolph Srtweuk re-
called from Saginaw. Mich. twlrieI for
TIE Nniu" 'eam ard pitched "a sr,dIttble
game. So Louis won cont after one was
ont Pratt siugiet and was sa.rlac-t
goo second ny Walker williams then
mHa' q Tot single. scoring Pratt. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
PIRATES AND CARDINALS
SPLIT A DoUBLElHEADER

PITTsBURGH. Pa. sept 4--Aft~-
losing the arst same to st Louis
through errors in tho arst inning Pitts
rursL won the second n ten Innings uy
The score y; ; 20 & Mis-plays bs tAf ey.
UaIsn and Miller gave the visitors tao
first contest 20 :. st Louis scored
one rIu 10 the tenth on singles by paE-
Wingo and Evans Carey opened
Pt'tsburgh's tenth with triple aT4
Buti-r scored him with a single. Wag-
me- secrificed auf Miller got an irhsld
hit. Wilson ended the game with o.
sluEI" o.. eff sc,rirg Butler NioN
protested RiElsrs decision on balls add
strikes and was put out 81 the game
Butler going 20 second base : ore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
LOSE TWO
ATHLETrCs FALL DEPoRB CHAMP,
ION RID sox EASILY.
They Used Pour Pitcher % NO Avsn In
Pint Dame and Bedtent Wa
fnvinoibls In Second

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept l-Ros-
ton defeated Philadelphia In both games
OF "A doubleheader here today by 5 TO q
played a fine uphill game and TOOK IN.
the eighth
~ the second game. Moeeley and
aouck we're taken out early. Redient
was IN wonderful form. He twirled
seven innings and did not permit a
bhtsman To reach first base.
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Two base hit IiaTfzeu. Three base
hif Moe!!er. stolen bases. Moc.ler. NIL
an. Double piav. Morgan. Mcbride aud
Gandll. EaSe on ball. Fisher. J Galli4.
Hughes. ! struck out. Fisher. 8
Gallia. 2 Hughes. l. Umpires. Egau and
& connolly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

chicago -.....o . 900 1ooIO o. 4
~ Louis 800 o. D % o. 5000 q
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