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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
Swedish athlete HONORED
TRAINER or OLYMPIC TEAM lS
GIVEN BANQUET BN NEW
YORK SOCIETIES.

NEW YORK, Feb 5-A bronze
miniature OF the entrance 20 the sta
dum In stockholm. whore the Oym-
pie games of 1912 were held, was
presented tonight to Ernest llpert-
berg, who went from this country To
train the Swedish team for last years
games The presentation was made
at "A dinner given in his honor by the
United Swedish Societies OF New
York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
Want China RECOGNIZED
TAFT PETITIONED FOR FORMAL
RECOGNITION OF THE NEW
REPUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5,-Formal
recognition by the United States gov
ernment OF the Chinese republic at an
early date is recommended 70 Presi-
dent Taft in petition received today
from the American Asiatlc association
Of New York. The memorial Is sign
ed by Seth Low, as president, and
other members of the executive COM
mittee of the association.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
TILLIE DON'T LIKE SMOKING
Would Have Senate Forever Bar Use
of Weed At Sessions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-If Sena-
tor Ti.lman Of South Carolina can
have his way, there will be no smok-
ing I'm the executive sessions Of the
senate He is very sensitive to the
odor of tobacco and made an effort
during the executive session Tuesday
to have smoking prohibited but as
the question is not covered by the
rules, he failed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
DOPE ON CASH REGISTERS GIVEN
vi Explained nt Trial or National
Cash Register Company.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 5-Dincront
styles + cash registers and the man
ner in which they are operated was
explained today in the trial OF he oni-
cials and former officials OF tho Nat
ionul Cash Register company
The National company has main
talned i.224.OOO machines since Il has
been In existence, according to the
testimony Of W. y. Newman. head of
the inspection department OF the com
pany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
WEDDING RING IN THE RING


BACINE, Wis, Feb. 5.-BattIing
Nelson. wearing his wedding diamond
inside his glove for ten rounds to-
night, did his utmost to knock out
Jack Sorcnson local lightweight. and
failed Nelson walloped uppercut
and slashcd his opponent the entire
distance and scored three knock
downs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
WIFE BEATER HORSE WHIPPED.
Given Choice Of Fine, jail Sentence or
Beating, He Took Latter.

FKEDERICk, Md, Feb. b.-After
being convicted Of beating his wife
Robert Phillips was allowed to take
his choice of three modes of punish
ment. a $25 fine, sixty days in jail.
or the whipping post He chose tho
latter and today he was handcuffed
to the bars of a Jail window, barred
to his undershirt and given Is lashes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06

SALT LAKE CITY Teb 5.--A ioint
senate resolution ratifving the amend
ment to the federal constitution pro-
viding for the direct election Of United
States senators was killed in the Utah
senate late today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
Hoppe Holds "Balk" Title.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Willie
Hoppe, 1872 balk line billiard champ
lon. tonight successfully defended his
title by defeating Geo. Sutton OF Chi
cago by the score Of 500 TO 301.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
May Enter Dardanelles.

Should the Bulgarians capture the
Turkish forts there Is nothing to pre-
vent the Greek fleet from entering
the Dardanelles.
Although there has been no eyl-
dence in the shape OF fresh dope to
support it, the Turkish government
however, evidently Is in dire straits
for money even attempting to dis
pose of the crown jewels and maxi
ing desparng attempts to place treas
urery bonds in Turkey, Egypt and
among the Moslems in India The
Ottoman consul at Bombay claims to
have applications for bonds amount
ing to $5,000,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
Knife on Clerks.

1--WE also intend to make an invcs-
tleation as to the number Of clerks
and assistants used In the departments
and should we find any surplus, we
will Immediately ston their pay
"All Of the departments will be
treated absolutely fair hut the inves-
tigation VIII he very thorou"h and no
time nor effort will he SHARED by the
committee in its efforts to ascertain
the truth"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
RESTS IN
THE BEACH CASE
DEFENDANT WILL TAKE STAND
TINS MORNING IN MS
OWN BEHALF.
Wife Will Be ON STAND


AIKEN, s. c., Fob. Frederick
O, Beach viii take the stand IN his
own defense when his trial on tho
charge of assaulting his wife Is re-
sumcd tomorrow. This was the plan
outlined by the defense at the close
Of the court today.
1t Is also proposed to have Mrs.
Beach follow the accused New York
er as a witness. Since the assault
upon her was committed In the yard
Of the Beach cottage here on the night
Of February 26 asst the story told by
Beach and his wife has never varied.
Both have maintained that Mrs.
Beach was attacked by an unknown
negro when she left the house to give
her dogs an airing
State Rests.
To-day the State rested its case
which consisted almost entirely of an
attack upon the plausibility Of the
Bcachs story. Four Of the defense
witnesses were examined during tho
afternoon session.
Doctor Tcstifics.
When the prosecutor announced
at the opening Of the afternoon ses.
sion that the state had presented its
case the defense Immediately offered
Dr. llartridge as "A witness DR.. Har-
fridge testified that he had examined
the knife and had informed DR.. wy
man that there was no blood there.
He gave the jury a technica! expla-
nation Of the manner in which he has
made Is examinations, but when
Prosecutor Gunter began examining
him he became confused and was un-
able TO answer without long hesita-
tion questions on the subject He
had made n life study Of the sub
iect DR.. Hartridge became tangled
when questioned about his direct tes-
timony that the knife had no blood on
the blade when he examined it,
''Wil YOU swear that the knife had
two blades?"
no, don't thinl, / can swear to
IT,"
But you did just now" prodded
the prosecutor.
Witness remained silent for long
time
II think it's safer TO leave out the
other blade" he then declared. amid
laughter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
REPORT BOOZE SHIPMENT BILL.


WASHINGTON, +
judiciary committee
favorahly reported Il
by Representative
Carolina. which woI
interstate shipment
liquors into dry" sta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
Blow for the Press.

The Williams Barret bill introduced
at the request of the state press
association, providing for the pub
fishing monthly Of all claims allowed
by cities. townships and school dis
tricts, met some stormy opposition
and the bill was finally killed by a
close vote.
Without dissenting vote the Nc
Intosh senate bill giving the corpora
ton commission jurisdiction of re-
fund cases was adopted with a COM
mittee amendment. The bill with the
amendment now goes back to the sem
ate
After considerable debate the sem
ate bill by Watrous making auto
mobiles subject to attachment was
passed by vote of SIS to IS and now
goes to the governor for approval.
The Coyne-Curry bill regulating
child labor was perfected and passed
to engrossment and similar action
was taken on the Curry Williams pro-
hibiting the use of foreign labor on
public work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS THEY
START WORK THAT MAY LEAD
TO IMPEACHMENT.
Want FULL INVESTIGATION
Chairman Maxey Declares That NO
State Department Will Escape
Their Quiz.
(BY j. A. MkEENERD
(Staff Correspondent)

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 5.-(Spe-
ciaD-Sltting behind closed doors, the
general investigating committee of the
house, of which Speaker J. II. MaNey
is chairman, today began its work of
probing into every state department
Witnesses who had been subpoenaed
by the impeachment committee to tes-
tfy today in regard to the oil and gas
leases on state school lands were turn
ed over to this committee and we're
examined Among them were demo-
cratic National Committeeman Robert
Galbreath of Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
IrRlG WG@GGlSP

WASlHNGTON, Feb, 5.-For
Okhhoma-Cloudy ana not quite
M cold Thursday, Friday unset
tied ana warmer probably rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
7rIh@ wv Ga0nl@P

TULSA, Feb. 5.--The tempera-
IS. North wind and cloudy.
ture: Maximum, IS. minimum,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
1T. GIBSON GETS STATE SCHOOL
FOR THE BLIND-Ss5,O 900
FOR BUILDINGS.
BILLS PASSED IN House
Press Association Measure Killed
Tulsa Representative Gets Bills
Through.
BY j. A. MKEENER.
(Staff Correspondent,)

Clnl )--SlttlnB hS committee VI llc
whole the senate today decided to
permanently locate the state school
for the blind at Ft. Gibson whore II
Is now and to appropriate $4,000 for
buildings to be erected. After a two
hours fight during which propositions
from Oklahoma City, Muskogee, Eel
Reno and Wourka were voted down
the body decided to recommend for
passage the Garret bill locating tho
school at TT Gibson.
From what Governor Cruce has
said In the past about locating the
school in one of the large cities in
the state II Is believed he will veto
any bill locating it in Ft. Gibson.
Must Donate "a Site.
The original bill by Senator Garret
carried an appropriation for 100000
for new buildings, $4,000 for n heat
ing and laundry plant and 10000 for
site. AS finally approved the bin
carries $4,000 for new buildings,
$40 900 for a power and laundry plant
all t. be paid from the game protec-
ton fund and provides that Ft Glib
son must donate n site.
Senator Horton tried to locate the
school at oklahoma City and insinu-
atcd that east side senators had made
a combination. This was resented by
several members. Senator Wilson
suggested FL Reno and Senator Tuck
er, Muskogee, but ali the amendments
met quick death.
The senate committee on highways
brought in a split report on house
bill by Childers, abolishing the state
highway department, the majority
favoring the bill and the minority be-
ing against 1t. This measure win
meet with more opposition in the sem
ate than it did in the house.
With Representative Durant in the
chair the house ground out bills
rapidly this afternoon and got q good
start towards cleaning up the calen-
dar, Two bills already passed by the
senate were passed on final roll call
and six house bills were perfected
and one killed.
Probably one Of the most import
ant action Of the afternoon was on
the Pruett bill providing for the cleo
ton of the state board of agriculture
by the state at large. This repeals
the Campbell Russell initiated bill
adopted at the general election last
fall. The Pruett bill was perfected
and passed to final roll call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-06
State Rests,

Today the State rested its case
which consisted almost entirely of an
attack upon the plausibility Of the
Bcachs story Four Of the defense
witnesses were examined during tho
afternoon session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
BISLAND AFFIXES
NAME TO CONTRACT
FORMER SMOKE THINKS HE WILL
STICK IN THE ZIG
SHOW.
II Doing Light Gymnasium Work to
Keep in Trim For the Season
Played with Reapers.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 29.-Riyinc-
ton Bisland. "a ee-year-oId New YORKER.
who tried OUT with the Pirates last
spring. and finished the season here after
tne Central League season had closed.
has signed his contract and wall repnrt
4" Manager Fred CLARK. ~ the pi-at.S
At West kad'u Bisland * both an in
nelder and an outrelder. hut probably
VIII he Eroomed for an inftrld utility
job wit the COrEairS In his letter -
Presid"r Barney DTeyfuss. received TINS
morniug. along with the usual assur-
anccs about being in the pink OF ,oni.-
ZION. BtSiand said that he was doing
light y, iuEasium work to keen in trim
Il think that with the experience |
have received. I'll be able To- stick Nitn
me Pirates this time. wrote m" voutr-
full recruit. AT any rate IN going TO
maze the hTht OF my life to land a res
u,ar BERTH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
STANDING
UNCHANGED
CONTESTANTS LAYING Low POR
LAST OF WEEK.
No Votes Cast Yesterday But Avalanche
Coming 0aturday-Soms
Bowling Dope.

A. result OF no votes being east for
any of the contestants IN the Intelligen-
Ger : Bowling Contest Yesterday ther,. ~
~" 'nauE" IA tile standing Of the contest
ants to-day. However. this does not m
dtcdte that there - "A lull IN the contest.
because every candidate that could be
seen yesterday es'reSS-l himself tina.
night now 'guu-Suoe" work - the best
and they are hard at work in an effort
10 SecEf" ono or the coveted places in
the stand NIX. which Will send them 20
he American Bowling congress tourna-
mcnt ~ Toledo. o. at the intelli gencer's
expense.
word with the local boa lers finds
that there will he at least six teams 20
to the tournament ~ Toledo - TIE
W neeltns Intelligence team. COMPOSED
80 Brady. Emblem Stevenson. Frazier
Ennis and NOltr. Will BE- entered Friday
The Bankers VIII present a change in
thor lineup to what Ia taS Deen IN pre-
N"iuS years according t. reports last
ttFnirc Captain Drake. 81 Fairmouf
AMI D.. g. DTeSbach. or JIarkSburs will
l't.'' Morgan cogld no. be seen 20 CON
m IN the report last ., eniuE. but 10 -
believed 20 Ice authentic Tie remain
Ing members ~ IN. team. will L.. Nfor.au
driN and Charles Dick Both these
teams have taken part In 'ife T''ttSrtirgh
ana ONO state tournaments - this wear
~" i"nnsy team. which mas been at
tending national tournaments Tor many
wears. VIII again he entered This squad
VIII 10" c'mposcd Of charles Wood Frank
liuwmel Harry MILE. Eiilbuck. sIy
Pryor. George Sclaffsr and PROBABLY
sam Wood Tine Mst'n'inrrS NvtttorS
and virginia. AID Great Noriii-riiS ar.
also {" hr entered. but ~. complete iifie-
NJ of those squads has not 1t been an
nogUret
After ne saturday issue of rhe In,e'Ii-
genc"r there Will 10 uo more ballots
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
AKRON FRANCHISE DEAL GOES OYER
UNTIL FRIDAY WHEN MAGNATES MEET

GAINESVILLE. o., Jan. 2e-Nothing
will be done in the matter Of the sale OF
the Akron franchise in the Interstate
league to the business men OF that city
until Friday.
Babby Quinn. OF Columbus, secretary OF
the Columbus a. A Club. present own
crs OF the Akron property. President
Dawson, Of GAINESVILLE and Messrs. Yost
and Hostetter OF Canton. who were dele
gated a committee from the Interstate
90 confer Tuesday with the Akron
chamber of commerce. failed to pull the
deal through YESTERDAY. but have the
wires pulling the right way.
That nothing definitely will be done
at Akron. until Friday will probably
not interfere with another meeting Of
the magnates at Canton on that day.
according To the plans perfected AZ Stsu-
benVille.
Affairs are still chaotic with the
Akron uncertainty key TO the situation
With the Rubber city deal pulled
through. Columbus would he given the
eighth franchise. perfecting the eight
team circuit Of Class Il towns. for
which the Interstate mogUls are striv-
ing.
President Dawson will remain in Ak
ron. II is said. until Fridays meeting
in Canton.
1t developed Tuesday that Erie has
put all end TO talk OF a siN-club cir
cult. absolutely refusing TO enter the
Interstate league with less than eight
clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
TRAGRESSER FIRST
POTTER TO SIGN
THrED-BACKEH SIBERIAN JOINS
THE HoLD-oUT CLASS.
Lots OF Good Material TO Pick From
GRAND Rapids Watts
Carl Wanda.

ZANESNtLLE. -. Jsu. 2a-Catcher
Tragesser was -" nrst man in with his
1873 CONTRACT Manager Hogan received
o." hackStOps signed document Tues
dat. Uncle sam hadn't much more
: Ina" time To- get tho contract fo- fh.
t"Iiegifn N his winter home AZ Iafay-
cite. Ind. and hd,h araffi. 'Trag' lost
80 time in signing tis - one 81 tho
oil guards certain 90 Ge on the io,ai
lot this censor. coming FROM - Paul
early last season. h@ wore 81 e Bot Of
rouE mess Hnd held down his share o..
ire team TO- tie rpveIN Wiud-up under
Hogan management.
TFtri HIS~m1r "It.k ~heehan has
fnfred fle "Nold-oaf league MANAGER
Marty got lnrg i"fcr from frc favorits
tIlrd Sscker Yesterday. asking 70 raise
'1 sHiaff and otret cons Iteration that
ire hIrs r. % see
RAPIDS want Wanda
Grand Rapids i- anxious To- secure
can MIndH from tE" po'tere. ana g. &C.
declared fun sefru i-au~ker would loo
ElHI Co. riHr fu the F.r.iture CIV in
e. Poo new central SLOGAN hHs sent Man
ola a contract iut tic deI may be
swung
ManrEer Hogan zoe .fs eve on q num-
Der 81 promising ."lux slaruen some
&C them fat" received hlsnA contracts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

Basketball Games at Y. n. c. A. To-
night 10 30 Past Wheeling
Lineup Announced.

Both the Washington Independent
and the Wheeling Y. VI. q. \. rVes are
IN the best Of condition for the game
10 be played on the local floor this even
iIC and the contest promises % Toe both
last and exciting at all stages. The
Washington tossers will arrive In the
city this afternoon according 10 word
received here last night
The running track I'm the Y VI. e
y. gym has been fitted with .ssatS
enough - accommodate several hundred
ard from Indications there will be no
empty chairs when the time for play
ing arrives. The preliminary gam" he
tween the Intermediates and tho bridge
Iort High Reserves will begin promptly
a. o'C.ook and thc main attraction " III
follow.
Last evening - was announced that
the Wheeling l!ncuPs would he as fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
CAPITAL INVASION
PUT UP TO QUINN
COLUMBUS WILL BE III rHE INTER
STATE LEAGUE.
Baseball News That Has Filtered
Through since the steubenviIls
Gathering.

IANESNlLLE. -. Ian 20 vt 60
lumbuS. Monda-. President S~hocnbo-n
ana secretary Bobby Quinn. o. fire co
luubus Baseball 90 were 80 I.gaf.f ftilI
t1W'r Z" at ~ o." mate ~ tie Akron
y. ~ ~ ms. IN w" interstate l."ag 20
nose Two men haN" praDtl. aIlf decided
tiat tle Capital ,.tv Will bc b. the In
t"r-State. whether Akron takes over mo
quinn franchise there or not Coluff-
bus wants - recruit team fer if4 4 4
club and the Inter state 'rter.f.s to1s
uron tfe columbus pr"po.itipn with y
, Interstate would like - e.f = fan
rHt-r IN columbus. - well as retain that
10 Akron.
~ transpires tho tine columbus com
fnry fns, have q" build a new PARK
n Do r"rtiru"s - operate iu AARON. 100.
one used Tor fir'e sears VII turn %
over when " 10 seen tLst pact regime
ls 90 be continued
THE oiio state Iourna' save some
decision in fHe Akron matter la urotl-
is"d d. the middle ~ rebrIary.
Nesnvlne tie Nmc-..sp Association
T 'rnwsfs 'haf boz iar" throw RI smother
dt-u ~ ,old aqua rNtt MON frc in,r-
These EMAIL league 90, Inred rfsei-
lent ttIt IuEfuu NfzfsIdf.. are rpi 20.
irE fn place teams FOO s. ferr,0f,
riease We dg nor I.nw th,t .r.
fnw rr In fne league wfII Na.a two teams
r'.lll hague $3.50 "nI That 90 VIII rYsf
fIru sorrsfhn E % enter r4r fer-ff"~.
] Y. '"mmii'"" Iss n' arri 'fti"fs from
teams. and must 30 rs'i, ae.. ~ ~ IN.
conditions ~ fHnse fusra FHtifr fvo
f'afur before it wff Ie ailowee Tire
'rr'fai i'sgre VII n"t enter Indiana
polls. IuIe OIL certain
There ~ ono r.lng rrre The Inter
state League will DO e tfas. ~ or~4rfys
fN|ff| aUfH|f..N e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
INTERSTATERS TO
MEET ON TUESDAY
CLAN OF MAoMArEs WILL oArxEx
at CANTON.
Akron and Columbus matter fs Practical
ly ssttled-Mssting AZ the
court1and Hotsi.

EAST LIVERPOOL. o. Jan. %
President charles \. Dawson. Of the
Interstate League arrived IN the city
t.h- afternoon from Akron. o. where
10 has been " conference with AKRON
iare. who destre 20 purchase the cluo
American Association club
This matter has been practically al
fu~ted according 10 Dawson and a W aet
tIg of the representative of the Akron
fans ana tine columbus club vii be he'd
Tue daN morning 80 the CouTslan1 Hotel
% canton. 20 agree upon settlement
meeting ~ tie league directors will
30 usid ~ % afternoon ~ INC r'- dn
and permanent organization will he
affected and ont,ers elected
THE meeting lad been origins ~
scne iuied for Friday The league rep
f"serta'ivc- NJ tn. conference IN AARON
we're Frssidsnt g \ Dawson. 4. J.,
Hustctfer AMI T.. =. T. Yost
Science tunnels mountains while
faith Is figuring on moving them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

Try whipping the cream iu the upper
rarf ~ double boiler with fne Soc or
ola vater placed IN the lower part
The cream vIli not spaffer 80 much ana
viii 30 kept cool and will whip much
more quickly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

from the Local marager and Others will
be APPROACH Hogan declares re will
SNOW GAINESVILLE fans something for
th'ir money when IL comes to putting
g over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
LEAGUE MEETING
New York state Loague VIII oathsr IN
Uuca-rroy Franchise
VIII Be Sold.

AUBURN. y. Y. Jan 29.-president
John ~ Farrell. OF the New York State
Baseball league announced tonight that
the meeting In Utica this week will dis
pose Of some very important business.
The Troy franchise has been sold by
Joseph J. Murphy and J. VI. Fleming, 10
l. Wachter. of Troy. Mr.. Farrell said,
ana the deal viii come up for ratifcat-
ON. The recent sale OF the controlling
interest IN the Albany franchise by
'harles NJ Winchester to Joseph Stack
also viii he considered.
Ihere VIII be no changes in the CTR
cult. President FerreIi announced, Tut
among the managers changes will he
numerous. J. II. Calhoun will manage
Bingha mtOn. Lew Ritter will manage
tlmlra and Richard Smith will look az
ter scranton. new manager will be
named IA place Of Manager Clymer
VINO leaves wilkes Barre to 20 TO Buff
islo IN the international league, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
Fort Henry Dlcks.
Mrgee LeazHe.

No man can understand why women
'e' tears flow al weddings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
Bowling

City League-Club Hl,eys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

lie R~rnsfein hin. Whch will crahis Co state
aufipnffss ~ ecf inunsdt1fr election rrfufus ha.
hcer passet ~ ne ~ ard gors fa the
foase TIE bill SO. .tss ffa' election off'cisis
mus naks ffiriicafs unofficial retufre ifufur
fireiv ard fofw nd fhsm % the eecrrfsfr 81
sfafe. tffouFr thc deputy surrrrfsofs 81 educ
nor The bill vii remsiy delays tu ecfttre
fsturns. shich ycfe esreciaiy ncftcsabic .u tive
cous'futiunal eisrtion isa September