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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Play GAINESVILLE.

Inc IT|II UILU = IUUI f'IW VII nay
I{arusSvilis Tomorrow AZ ths bridge park
af.l the locals Will wear t-rir lew uni
forms ana Will pt,.~ut % handsome ape
p.ara.,.. s large number Of ru'i,rs
VIII acyumpIuy- the GAINESVILLE team
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Jury DianRreed.

Ito jury in the case Of tho state
against Henry Dodge. Of this city. in
hirt'd for criminal assault hy tho last
grand Jury and whose trial has been in
progress for some days. failed to agree
To" case went To- the jury at 8 o'clock
aud r'puftt4 yesterday morning that
licN could not arrive at an agreement.
liodE" WIS Indicted on tho charge ~
criminal assault on Ella NcMuleu. a 10
''ar-"lt clfl taken from the childrens
nome when a young child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-17
Epworth League.

foreigner the empty case and Il was
,hen that the man reported the matter
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
lom kippur-Day of Atonemcnt.

Rosh IIoshonah the Jewish New
Year, has been followed by Iom
kippur, the Day Of Atonement,
which is observed by Jews all over
the world. Beginning at sunset FRI
day business was suspended and
there was begun the fasting which
ended last night at the hour Of sun
set. This event is given to religious
devotion during the night and day
in the synagOgueS. It is the day as
signed for penitence and forgive
ness, and is in every sense day OF
atonement. OF all religious creeds
and beliefs the Jews keep most rig
idly their obligations. especially is
this enforced on the Orthodox. Nei-
ther business nor pleasure is per-
mitted to interfere or to lnterpOSe
on the sacredness Of the Day of
AtOnement.
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
The Beer That Builds.

UhrichSvilIe Chronicle: The other
day | saw a sign which read: Schle-
nenstelner's Beer. It Builds" For
once a bear ad told the truth 1t
does build. 1t builds fortunes for
the men who make it, 1t builds
headaches, over-fatness, kidney dis
ease, sinking breath and poverty
for the men who drink il. 1t builds
bad character for those Who indulge
in it oNermurh. II builds Worry for
the families of its victims. and lrou-
bic and expense for the community
in which il is sold. Il is a poison SIop
that builds nothing good for i users
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
OiFE1!(I.it. iINPsIRTS
= Assigned 10 Visit Louisiana for the
Purpose Of i>ccrtaining Facts iii
Reference 10 Crop Conditions.

There arrived in Shreveport Fri
day a party Of officials from Wash
inyton. -. C.. and Baton Rouge, Ii.
The party comprised United States
senator RansdelI, Congressman r. +.
Broussard. prof Taylor chief OF
the bureau of plant industry: Mr.
RaWIes, chief2of the bureau Of AMI
NAL husbandry, both Of the AgrlcuI--
tural Department of the United
States: ID. VI. Houston, boil WeeNII
expert: DR.. Dodson, chief Of the eX-
pertinent stations and dean Of the
State University; Mason SnoWden,
state agent in charge of the govern
ment farm demonstrations.
The journey through Louisiana
was suggested and arranged by SEN
aor RansdeIl. with the Department
Of Agriculture al Washington, and
is purpOsed to ascertain by experts
facts With reference to thc agrlcut-
IuraI conditions and the needs OF
Louisiana in the interest Of agrlcuI-
turc. As there is expected to be a
great demand for experts i'll other
sections of the United States, the
party came from Tallulah to
Shreveport without any flourish OF
trumpets Their arrival in Shreve-
port had been made known private
ly to the press and to several cltl-
zens of Shreveport.
On reaching the Phoenix Hotel
the party received cordial WEI
come.
A visit TO the Caddo Farm was
one Of the features of their trip to
Shreveport. In the party to the
Caddo Farm We're Hon. Leon r
Smith, w. F.. GIasscII, chairman o1
the agricultural department Of The
Chamber Of Commerce: J. b. Babb
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
HOME AGAIN.
Dr. G.. C.. Chandlrr'S Return From
Panama.

III. q. e. Chandler is home again
from L irIp to Panama. H. reached
Shreveport Friday. lie is delighted
with his Journey and especially Win
iIIe information he oDjanlrd from a
personal view and Inspection ot
What has been accomplished IN
Panama in Transforming a yellow
fever breeding pIac" into one Of the
most heaIthfuI cities in the world.
Dr. Chambers trip to Panama was
made possible through the courtesy
Of his friend, DR.. p. Francis Muir
ply. the assistant general Superln-
tendent of the sanitary department
of the United Fruit Company, who
gave him letters that secured not
only hearty welcome but enabled
him to visit and inspect places
which are not generally opened to
the public. During his stay in Pan
anna Or. Chandler gave personal al
tcutlon to the methods Of sanitation,
the system Of Dr. tiOrgaS of the
United States Health Service, under
whose direction Panama has been
made sanitary and is being kept in
The most healthfuI condition. The
health rules in Panama are enforced
rlgldly and are operated strictly by
the people. 1t has been made plain
~ evident to DR.. Chandler that one
of the essentials in the maintenance
of sanitation is the ali-eSsentlal OF
money In improving and betterlnS
the health condition of Panama
there has been no stint in money
with the United States government
as the source of supply. This fact
is mentioned incidentally, but may
be applied to Shreveport, Whoe san
itary condition is excellent and viii
compare favorably with the best OF
communities of its size in the Uni
ted States. II is an open secret that
Dr. Chandler, as the health officer
with circumscribed financial mean,
las accomplished great good. anc
with his Panama experience he VIII
have an advantage most valuable
for his endcavors in the future,
Dr. Chandler is being greet"J
heartily by his friends in heir con
ordinations Of his pleasant trip an,
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
DISASTER At SEA.
Steamer VuIturnia Burned and 236
Passengers and Grew Perishcd.

IN a telegram from New York is
conveyed The news Of the burning
of the steamship Nulturnia of thz
Urania Line yesterday during a gale
The Vulturnia was from Rotterdam
bound for New York. A wireless
from the steamship Carmania an
nounced that nine transatlantic
liners were in close proximity OF
the burning ship. OF 727 passengers
and crew 52i were rescued and 23f
perished.
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12

secretary Of The Chamber Of COM
He1rr. t'cor4" Giincr ana other
cilIrnN of shreveport.
The conditions revealed a. the
Ca,ido Parish Farm were exceed
Ingll gratifying This farm. man
aged hy John VI. Wynn. is in Itself a
model farm.
In This journey through the state
the representative Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture in their sey-
eraI official relations have derived
valuable information which it is ex-
pected Will rebound TO the benefit Of
the Stale
The party on leaving Shreveport
Journeyed to Alexandria, and from
there Will 90 10 the sugar district.
The one purpose Of the govern
mcnt IS to instruct and to encourage
farmers how to combat The boil
WceNll and other pests which are
destructive to their industry and
how their lands can be made more
productive and valuable by methods
of progress which are fast Slpcr-
seding the days of the past.
In their brief Stay in Shreveport
he visitors We're extended every
courtesy and consideration. which
they fully appreciated.
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
Cotton ReUiOD Bulletin.

Scattered light to heavy rainfalls
have occurred in the western half
of the cotton belt and in North Car
olina. Changes to colder have oc-
CURED in the northwestern part Of
the belt Killing frost occurred at
Beaver, Okla, with a temperature Of
80 degrees; heavy frost occurred at
Woodward. Okla with a tempera-
ture of 33 degrees.
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
BULLETIN
OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT
WEATH ER FEATU R { )



'."'> fI-iI''" l"'' ~ N. : HI 'N'
y "''i-'''I. '"'0' ''''',
jiI -;'\' I"'''''. Y = '''> "' ','''' =
ross ''i' f"I'ili''l' '',' ~ - 80
Warm wave - !" ~ '''' " '>' - -
= temperatures u ''''' 'lN' ''H >
'tliINfIil7 Oh 'ii' "'H ''''H w W 81 III
way" reaches Your lot2'I,\ VIII az
tfa-e il2h'F liidh uN""'' 'h" ''',
storms "IIi De 81 2l''ttI I'''i "7'", -,
lil''h7.'N. N'I N'"'lltI ''"' = ',H1 MI
m FadIral Ji''' ~ 'oIii''''.''" WIZ
ti'l> disturbance. = ~" N"N', ~,
Tying 'l"@'S i'r 9"o'I'F 'i' "'', ~
10" ana ''IIoef i'I"iii' N''o"''' ~
fI'''F''d'
N''"i ana liiiil't '''''IH '''''N M
ott. - 1t'itl Ned'ii'i = 'NI''''' Ut
"u' IN 'r1. II ~ 7'''I'il i"'''7
/ NlII i'I'h '' t'f''0I' N'' NJ - 60
| men 'Il' So aI''Ii " "il' "' I'i'' 'Ii' ''r
P''hIIi'ai Storms ~ '''"'''r "'''
4f'p jhr roi'litl'Ili.
N'AJ "'9iAiij'@iief "I'i i'"''' =
/ t,IIt ro'7l anon o'l. q 'l'S9 t.
''d| 9'"i ~ 'A 'i'9' ., + = ''.''
/ iFai \"II'H9 - 10 = '"7I''li so
tloiis @ "iiI "1N' VII '''NA ~
RACINE >Iohe di'odi ''l. n |i'"t
| t' litFaI N"iItH9 - easter Nt'''ol'S
Il" rool wave VIZ rtVN9 f"''ll'
sIope about oct. ~ 9I'a' rt'l'r"l
Valleys =. taS''iil aPclloil9 o"'
temperatures VIII average "''"t
normal llle storm forces VIII p, d
| niue greater thal u>uaI. Ho9I pre-
clpIlalion Will ne III lHe iii''ui'
southwest ana Oh Pacllit Slope. ne
i3lflldll Will pfobaplS be htaNH "
! Inc oregon ana " aSh'n@toh COASTS
west OF coast MOUNTAINS
Inc cool wave preceding lhiS dlS-
tufpanre VIII De most dangerous ol
the months as 10 lfoStS' ana places
that 90 not get lfoSb from II VIII hoI
set lfoStS I'LL very ldte. ihdIr''ioha
are tiiat most faiilialI Ill me SItdt
central NalIc\S during otlooeF WI
He where the dfoatil 81 tile past
summer pfeNaiied.
mere are SeNeFal tolluitloil9 ''"'
seem TO StaIld out against 'he mar
het prices OF gram ana cotton from
now TIL last OF l'ecelnoef' lie D'S
speculatofs VIII desire 10 puS 'h'
new crops at 10" prices ana theS
may succeed Ill putting prices uoW'
crop weather OF Sooth Afherlca
promises TO DE sood up 70 'l,aC> C>tll''e ~
Dee. 81. lnoiea'iohs are li'at w.
toner, November ana l'ecelliper VIII
not bfllg sucii weather aa VIII re-
qulfe great amount VI leeo' 'n'
ehects ol our new tarlll laws VIII
not De oeteriiiiiieu ptloIe t''e ii,
part ol heAb year, lile laool 'i0-
lilellls are deiil"li'tii5 pe''ri vas
ana lile lop growth u co''oil W.
PFopdhlN ~ Deter i'd'i tAl'''' ,e"'
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
COTTON MARKET

Office Of The Caucasian.
Shreveport, La, Oct. If, 1913.
The Caucasian., 1913-10-12
Shreveport Market.

arket closed steady Is off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05

Mr. and Mrs. Emery samuel ar,
rejoicing over the arrival OF a hail,
boy 1T their home on Eighth street
since the raise In the price OF mrlE
many families have decided 10 cuf
doWn their supply by using c~ondense.
Mrs. David Townsend. OF Adena. is
The cues OF Mr. and Mrs. Gale Il
rich for several days.
Yesterday was certainly an idea
day for the election and an rhoe.
who could get a free auto ride 20 a..
polls.
Five hundred postals were sent ~
by the Hospital Auxiliary calling al
tention 10 Donation day.
II was stated Yesterday that work
was started on the mysterious mill
up the river.
II rs freely predicted that more
people VIII SEQ a game here Thanks
giving afternoon than the Wheeling
Bcllairc game in the morning
Tho Glens Run school IS closed on
account o. d~yphtheria.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF tho
Welsh CONGREGATIONAL church. vii.
hold IT'S regular business meeting
Thursday afternoon AT the home OF
Mrs. VIM. owen on Seventh street.
at ESQ.
Mrs. Thomas Default is visiting
friends and relatives n Flushing for q
few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
e%rIdaeport Briefs.

only a few bets were made yester.
daI on the outcome OF tho election.
me local miners headquarters has
received notice that the Elm Grove
miners must appear before the grand
jury there.
\ new case OF dyphtheria has brok-
en- our az stop ~. 90 Wheeling Creek.
IH"unc"y Hawthorne. OF Mt Pleas.
ant Us M guest OF his sister here.
Nrs. Harry Spears and children are
mere from Cambridge for a few DAYS.
The remains of ~Staneslaw Sass. the
murdered Crescent boy. is at The
Nao'ph morsue awaiting burial ar
r4uE,m cuts.
Tho candidates were the busiest
people lu town yesterday.
Emerson Campbell was down fro.n
81 Ciairsyille yesterday
streets are very much in need
OF a thorough cleaning
Township officers received their full
share OF votes yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05

Miss Carol Weiss. of Marietta Is
guest OF friends and relatives i'm
This city.
lt'ms Of interest for this paper may
l't 90 the City Rock S'or. or telo
"',n"d to fh" rcpprt.r-BcU 2Ef-I
Miss Grace Robinson. of North
.'Hrrrs"y street. has returned from a
sit az Earu.-villo
Bert Hopkins. r. T. Workman and
Iuir" Lynch ~ 81 clairsviIe. were
visiting In this city yesterday.
Miss Mae WolIuus. OF Ulrue-yiIlp.
ID. ti. $50 Of tr.'uds and relatives
Herbert Johnson has returned to
nlumhIs. after a visit with relatives
md friends IN this city.
Joseph Richards has returned 20 his
.'wo m Lancaster after "a visit in
Robert Gineland has returned 10
toos'rr. after g. visit with his pa
rents In this city.
Mrs W. O. Mooney and daughter
Miss Elizabeth. Of Woolsfcld. are
sitting friends and relatives in this
.ty.
Mr. and Mrs Nanford Elliott. OF
.o~e Hill. are he parents OF a baby
Three plain druuks drew the usual
DEE Of s. and costs yesterday in po-
.'r court
Miss bertha Salrseaver. OF this city.
yesterday for Canton. ON % bust
rtip
Georr, and Frans Robinson. OF
rDrnsey street. h.yo returned from
visit ~ H1rrc-vilc
Miss Virginia HeatI"rIuctou Is il
I. DIR home on Thirty-tLl-G street.
Tn. regular monthly meeting Of tho
Ich.r- .t tho First Reformed Sab
school "- held last evening
# . Young Mems club hold % com.
.. rfUl|s lead .r. FLt D. IrHrg srrr.-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN DIGESTS FOOD
WHEN STOMACH CAN'I-ITS GREAT


real and only trouble Il that which
you eat does not digest but quickly
ierments and sours. producing almost
any unhealthy condition.
\ case Of Pape's Diapepain will
cost hfty cents at any pharmacy here.
and viii convince any stomach suffer
er In five minutes that Fermentation
ana Sour stomach Is causing the mis-
cry Of Indigestion.
NO matter II you call your trouble
'atarrh OF the stomach. Nervousness
or Daslritis. or by any other name
Always remember that relief Is wait.
ing at any drug store the momen YOU
decide TO begin its use.
Papes Diapepsin will regulate anv
out-otorder Stomach within FIVE min
utes' n digest promptly. without any
russ or discomfort. all OF any kind OF
food you eat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
stops Indigestion. Sourness. Gas
and Dyspepsia in
Five Minutes.

II you feel bloated after eating. and
you believe it is the food which nils
you. II what little you eat lies like a
Jump OF lead on your stomach: n
mere Is difficulty in breathing after
eating. e-ructatiOns 81 sour. undigest-
"a food and acid. heartburn. brash or
belchlng OF gas. you need Pape's
Dlapepsln TO stop food fermentation
and Indigestion.
Il neutralizes excessive acid. stom-
ach poison: absorbs that misery-mak-
ing "A and stops fermentation which
ours your entire meal and causes
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Bilious
aess' Constipation. Gripping, etc. Your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
Wanted 70 Mob Him

IL was said yesterday that one OF
tho local workers for the vets went
10 a township precinct yesterday and
there tried to instruct a few farmers
70 vote Tor the small legislature and
II turned out rather d~isastrouslv for
MIN. The men turned or him for be.
heving II best for them to vote their
power 10 the cities and threatened 10
mob him on the spot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
To Cambrldoe.

Unless some sort OF q hitch occurs
again this week the high school team
VIII travel TO Cambridge Saturday.
and the game should be a cracker.
JACK Tor Cambridge has a dandy team
this year. as they succeeded in hold
ing the fast Marietta bunch TO a l4-O
score. II is hoped nothing further
VIII occur 10 hurt the boys chances
this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
FOREIGNER DIES
As Result ~ Wounds Sustained Sat.
urday Night Near Crescent When
hot by John Nemet.

tn" remains Of Izal Sass. the Hun
eariau who was shot near Crescent
hN John \"met. q fellow countryman.
shortly after midnight Saturday.
w'r" removed 10 The Adolph under
taking parlOr~ this morning Mr. sass
passed away az the HaskinS hospital
carly Tues FAY morning. Following
th" removal az the body 90 the un-
dcrtakinc parlors an aufop-y was
held over IA" body by Doctors Vic
FOR Biddle and j \ NcGlenn. but
nothing new was brought out. Ne.
'..' Who dld tho ehootmr. will De
given a hearinE before MAYOR ia
Fles. Of st Clalr-.iIle. this morning.
Bring your basket and your pocket
book 20 the opening Of Worgan's New.
Eutter store. Saturday. November 9Th.
We viii MAKE IL worth your while
NORGAN'S NEW BUTTER STORE
Market Alley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
To Canton.

ohcer John Travers. OF this city.
.,1 returned from Canton. o.. where
H' dcilttr"d "a boy 90 the juvenile
court The lad. Alvin Sommers. but
~ ears OF - was found lsadiul a
"iind mar through tho principal Thor
'ilhiares I'm the cities in this vicinity .
mo- thr Associated Charities of Wheel
TOOK up the matter OF having tho
mid properly educated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
lIleQal Nntinn

n claim was male yesterday that
one or the voters Ia the Fourth ward
ana possibly others were casting
tArlr ballots illegally inasmuch az
they We're residents Of Wheeling. The
lenged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
All Morkinn

Practically all the mines are work
ing mis- week. there being little
trouble IN the sub-distriCt. The Local
miners are strongly IN sympathy with
'h' trlker AZ W~rllsburg and If nee
esSary VIII give them aid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05

entity have decided 10 Increase the
price OF milk. And a resolution has
nrth adopted increasing the retail
price OF milk from \ cents 20 10 cents
quart on and after November no..
h" dairy men state this is n ncces-
7lty owing 20 the high cost Of living
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05

action of the railroad In hold
ipe Up a crossing for "A c~onsideranIe
"itth OF time yesterday was he
subject OF quite a little complaint.
ana may result in trouble for IN.
company. Six cars and a number OF
vehicles were held I'D for some time.
throwing the cars OF schedule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
Meet This EurnInn

b teachers Of 81. Paul's sun
uay school Will meet this evening Al
lnc church and 1t is hoped that an
'A' members can be there. as we'll
as the officers OF the school. a. man.
matters OF interest will be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
Ladies Vote.

Il Is probable hat a larger per
cent OF women voted yesterday than
ever I they streaming TO the
polls with great regularity. The fact
that II was necessary IN many cases
10 write in the names Of candidates
caused them a loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05

the black mineral Ike stone. This Is
the mrst time this plan has been used
IocaLiy. although IL has been in use IN
other places for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05
CompIaInts

Oh Wheeling. OBLIGATED. Interment
I'm Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-05

property ON which the church will
b" huilt 81 Oh" ~yr'aus in The neigh.
hoiLooc OF $4,000. So far they have
paid about ou.half Of tho total
amount Up 10 The present time o.
has no. been decided a. to what Kind
of 90 structure viii bc built The con
-r' alton OF The Syrian church now
rHu beers over 800 families
Bring your basket and your pocket.
BOOK 10 b opening Of Norgan's New
cutter Store, Saturday, November stn
We VIII make q worth your while.
NONGENS NEW BUTTER STORE
Market Alley.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-10
The Lucky Thirteenth"

Well, well, here we are again.
The Arvada's won the thirteenth
game Sunday-but oh, my, how
near they came to losing. That
pitcher who tossed those be-
whiskered breeze punchers just
famed EN- out almost as fast as
they got up, and at the begin
ming it looked so awful blue for
the local team that old Bill Ben
net, the manager, thoughtit was
all off. The score stood six to
five at the last half Of the ninth
inning. Curly got to second, Mil
/ Ter was at the bat and landed a
two-bagger, but in the great ex-
element the crowd rushed in
from all sides and got in the way
of the catcher, and the ball
bounced over his head. The UNI
pire put the runners back on the
bases, Miller on second and Curly
on third, Jack Lercher picked up
the big stick and swatted a
hree-bagger which set the crowd
wild and brought in Curly and
Miller, giving the home team the
necessary score. So now Arvada
is in the lead for the pennant.
They are scheduled to play the
Silver Moons next Sunday in
Denver, provided they do not
succeed in getting the game
played on the home diamond.
Score by innings:
/ Arvada 20102 900 2-7
. Pansy NJ. Club OO003 80 00-6
Summary Errors, Kaler, Earl
DERRICK 2, Geise, Lung: stolen
bases, j. Lcrcher, +. Spencer,
. Geise ?: two. base hits, Miller,
/ W. spencer Geisc; three base
hits, d Lerchor, f.. Deitrick ;
struck ont, by Pavelka 10, by
Barc II; bases on balls, off Paw
clEa 3, Off Cane 3; double play.
. Graf to Kalcr to Graf; left on
bases, Arvada 7, Pansy's 4 UNI
pire, Heeren.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-10
MANAGER or LEANS SdYS:

The manager of the Leans
when interviewed said, 1T viii
be a walk-a-way for US. We
have a winning team. Our bat
terry is very strong with MunaI,
whom we have recently drawn
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-10
Fire Department at Golden.

The Arvada Fire Department
is a speedy bunch as we'll as the
baseball team. They went to
Golden on the 4th, not expect
ing to participate in the tourna-
ment, not having practiced, but
on a sudden impulse decided to
pick up a team and wade into
the contest. They were sur
prised at their own achievement
when they discovered that they
had made the run, coupled onto
the fire plug and had the water
running in just 27 seconds. The
unfortunate thing was they had
two green men at the nozzle who
fell down in getting it on as they
should have been able to do had
they practiced, and that is how
near they came to winning the
$50. 90 prize.
The Golden EXcelsiors won
first prize, Loveland second and
the Hook and Ladder company
of Golden won third prize.
The time was as follows:
First I'll seconds.
Second PSI seconds.
Third % seconds.
Blackhawk team contested for
the prize but were entirely too
slow, their time being 49, sec
onds.
The Arvada boys are feeling
pretty good over the fact that
they came so near the goal with
out any practice at all.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-10
gh, Mascot.
OFFICIALS

Boehmer, Marshall of the day.
Newton and Wilbur, umpires, -
Mailing and Barth, sub umpires.
Geo. Scott, Official Physician.
j. E. Borba, Official Undertaken.
Mallet, Ambulance Driver.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1913-07-10
MANAGER OF FATS SAYS:

The manager for the Fats
when interviewed expressed
great confidence in his men pro-
vided the weather is cool and
there is plenty Of icewater CD on
the ground"