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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
l. E KIN O NJ

Most popular and attractive hotel for
wheeling visitors HOTEL BOHTOH
ocean end Tennessee Ave. central to III
att actions. homeiike. $40 up weekly;
- up daily. T. Y. VOORHEES,
fo-lv-gs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL FaoHrnHAo-x.p,uosy

HOTEL f8oITENAC - Kentucky Ave-
100 yards from Beach. TIE most popu-
Isr section; between the two famous
hlsh-class hotel. AS good as the best:
capacity ESQ. Will make very special
terms OF ~. $40. $3.50. SIS up weekly
win white service. table supplied direct
from ferm' pure water. sanitary plumb
inE. porches overlooking the ocean and
boardwalk- w. +. WATTS.
tlylG-I2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
OPPORTlNITlES

EooK HESr~ii 10 Vii - 10 on =;
fH" finest rrorery ard general ner-
rFnndise stores in the onto VALLEY Lo-
area ur o. corner lu good community.
street car service. ON main fhorouE fare
l"Hli1E fu cts Good country trade.
~ nor Will lease tuUd.rE gfr6t. fins
tHFfucut under OIL. store and ware
fn"fn-. wIfN Iifi ur rooms and bath GA
rrper floor Tor t2t per month Ffne
Garden Terms furrrnuu Irnfe with -.
e.. bradford. Marietta. ohio Jy-2s-i
FoH sALE-A saloon ~ tho best f1ca-
fi"n in me city. ono yeara profits
rtInI rurchase price Address r. X
lnuu Cog KNOTS HvilffrE. Gary Trf
fv-2e.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Athlete Officials - the navy TODAY
Gre It n dead lock over the selection 81
ths place Vhere The ueNf Army %HNy
football game shall BE- PLAYED
The navy picks Philadelphia aa tho
idefi spot Tor 90 Eridiruu battle. vii 70
o." army rurfsuUs that the contest
should bv llst ed either 80 West Point
"r iu New s orb 'Ift. rfefrrabl, the lat.
90 Dr. iH hoYrt that au arfserreut ".
10 reached raouu
The army Will open To- fupffafI seq
september 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

ter two seasons work and the develop
men 81 a $50 batting eve ne became
the minor league sensation % the
country and was sold TO chicago At tho
hiEh price - 81 .uuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Felt the Loss.

The Cubs felt the loss % thinner
man on their trip. The sturdy batting
Of the big third haseman would have
helped them IN whole lot % games
that they lost He will be- back in the
batting within a very few days now.
Johnny" Evers f. nettled over the
showing his team has made and his
temperament r. hothPring him. When
the Pirntes get back home figure they
are going 20 climb a. the expense Of
both philadelphia. which club will 10
playing on ~" road and the Cubs.
which team. as ! have said. Is or its
balance nov. Many bots have been
made that the first three teams 10
finish will be New York. Pittsburgh
and Chicago. regardless ~ their order
These wagers were placed before the
race began look 20 SEQ Philadelphia
break up that combination. NV antici
pated order 81 Tho finish S. New York.
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia
or Tho second division clubs. Ros.
'on and Cincinnati have improved
their positions during the western IN.
vaqion The Reds are going much bot
tor than they I'D a. The beginning ~
'he season. which would not BE- hard
They could not be- going very much
worse Tinker a. also sure % pass
81 Louis. which team ls playing
worse than any club IN the league
right now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

What spI@nrs g. be the last word IA
The .,ic.Nleer- Stahl affair gives the inn
preston that Jake auIt 90 hl~ own ac-
cord and drew iiz salary ~ fun Co the
cir-. ~ the present season McAIe.r
was Interviewed iu Detroit few DAYS
ESQ and gave out the Information that
~tahl came 20 him wanting 90 know
neither Nc Nicer planned Co make a
rhHrE~ ir the mo- engagement - the close
or Tee present season MrAIeer repi ed
h7 had ur definite plans Whcreufpn
Lah" replied that such being the case
Do" wound prefer tu call things ~ at
once and res Ened
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
FOR SALE

FoR BAI.E-Thirty acre farm. room
Tram" house. biark-mitr AMI wagon
maker shop Gopl location for hiack-
smith l.arE" productive orchards and
garden All necessary convenieuces 2
miles from railroad. near school ami
hui 'h@- Also lots AMI five room
mouse. blacksmith shop. wita all advan-
tnEes "f atUt" farm Address q r
k"cher. Armstrong Mills. o. jy-2s-i
ron SALE acre farm. small hou=.
fruit. 500" o. 1000 feet standing tinher.
mile Co. school and church VIII Ia
,iud" b pfif 81 brood mares Prise
$4,000 np Tor limited time o. settle ui1
business John y. roveuty. fs.ersville
Harrison 60. -. Jy-2s-k
ron sALp-fTrst class restaurant and
gusriing house 3d. the booming town
~ western Maryland The stand H.
Fplerdidly locuted. Ions lease and reason
thie rent The above bushes can be run
separately or Jointly selling m account
~ neaita and help Address = o. BOX
lih. cumberland. SD Iy-26-g
FoE sABB-Farm call or address jas
" Noiing. Warnork. Onto Jy-is-p
PoR sALE-To aui \ buyer lot 7OE
100. istl 81 cell Sat. paone ilss-H.
mvi5-tf
ron CALI .rfunf months old
IlH' iuui'on stock. Enquire Hoftwans
kesfaurHuf iy-ls-ff
ron sALE-Flne HeaF.e houuds. :
months old beauties call Or address
---l lLl-c ALcna. Onto ly-l5-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
Cobb to Nav Nork

Here II a little American League
gossip. get a very inside tip that
Ty" Cobb may come TO New York
He. himself. has announced that he
no longer likes Detroit. but said to "A
friend of mine .he last time he was In
New York. that he cared for the metro
poitan climate. Ban Johnson IL
eager to see a winner In New York
because II is "A big money making town
the best in baseball. Therefore. he
might be glad to help the Cobb deal.
OF course. nothing will he done Inn
mediately. until the publicity. attached
TO Cobb's announcement that he was
tired OF Detroit. has lost its effect.
This Information is just a tip that
came TO me and can be taken for what
It Is worth. The deal is dangling be-
cause Chance Is short OF good trading
material. Detroit papers please copy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

feature or this old triangle which has
not worked out that way this year Is
the Cubs Giants end. We have been
pounding Chicago this season and still
continue To abuse the Pirates as OF
old. so Il looks az II we were getting
the best out of IL.
Race Not Changed.
The net results OF the invasion Of
the east just finished by the veteran
clubs has not changed the aspect OF
the race very much. BROOKLYN is the
club that has slumped of very badly
OF late. and the team IL liable to slide
down through the second division II
something Is not done with the pitch
ing stan. The fadiug OF the stan 10
responsible for the failure OF the club.
Before the season is over there
should be "A neat race for second place
in the standing Philadelphia IS still
a pennant possibility IL your residence
is in philadelphia Tho Quakers are
about nine games behind the Giants
and they would have TO do some tall
scrambling to catch us. Injuries are
the only things. as I said at the be-
ginning OF this article. which would
make II possible.
DoOins pitchers have improved
within the last three weeks. and the
club has hung onto the second place
very tenaciously. considering the bad
way IL was going the last time I saw
IT in action. The Quakors have few
more games 10 play than we have.
and. by winning these while we are
idle. they could close the gap "A little.
However. no man on the New York
club considers them seriously now
Perhaps It IS overconfdence for me to
talk this way.
The real battle IN the National
league will be between Philadelphia
Chicago and Pittsburgh for second
place. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
have the best pitching STATS Of these
three Gibbs. and the settling OF this
question will be- largely n question OF
pitchers. The Cubs have had a rough
trip through the east Rad pitching.
coupled with Injured players and dis
sension In the ranks IA responsible for
II. Archer has been out Of the game
with plit finger and Bresnahan has
incurred the displeasurc OF Evers be-
cause he has refused 10 ask for pitch
outs 81 get the runners stealing. ac-
cO-dlng TO Johnny"
Felt the Loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

The old tradition Of the National
League has held good. For several
seasons now. the Giants have been
pounding the wadding out of the Pr
ates. and the Pirates have been kick
ing the stuffing out OF the Cubs. ane
the Cubs have been chronicaily mauling
the lining out 81 the Giants. The only
feature OF this old triangle which has
not worked out that way this year Is
the Cubs Giants end. We have been
pounding Chicago this season and still
continue To abuse the Pirates as OF
old. so Il looks az II we were getting
the best out of il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

Copyright. 1913, by The Wheele
&C.. go. Syndicate. Inc.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

HOTEL MAJESTIC f EsssD s. Ave; and nS
throughout. centre OF attract Gus: ocean
view. capacity 900. elevator. private
baths. white service. etc; superior
table Special. $40 up weekly; 81 up
daily. Booklet NJ A SMITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
HOTEL NEW England

30. Carolina ave. and beach. Private
baths. running water in looms Elevator
10 street level Extensive porches. Ca
pacity $50. Booklet
BYRAN 4 WILLIAMS
jy72-r
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
DGnz0f

Mr. Ulrich Clement is seriously il
and was taken to the Madison hos
pital.
Miss Amanda Aller is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Ed. lick, Jr.
Childrens' day was celebrated at the
Denzer chruch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moll have
moved into u. Clements house.
Aug. Mallon had the misfortune to
upset his automobile while on bis
way to Prairie du Sac. GotIieb Wav-
rock and Chas. Hill were also in the
car but all were lucky, escaping with
but a few bruises.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
Skillet Greek

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Toole, lson, Will,
and the Misses Flora Rich and Erma
Hoeg took drive through Greenfield.
They we're much impressed with the
way the town of Greenfield uses the
road drag. Why don't the town of
Baraboo do the same?
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight WEIGH expect
to go to Barron to attend the home
coming and other business.
VIM. Wichern had a very sick colt
few nights ago.
school closed with big picnic and
Glen Hill was the graduate and read
a fine essay on Forestry. Miss Bel
lows expects to go to Normal school
and Miss Lena Alvin, a graduate of
the training school, has been secured
to teach the coming terms.
| Paul Cahoon and family have made
several calls in this neighborhood since
| he purchased an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pierce have
returned from a trip to Richland Cen
ter where they visited brother of
| Mr.. Pierce.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lee Cahoon, John
Hamburg and family, Mrs. II. Bit
trich and sons, Ernest and Henry, at
attended the Klemm- PawIish wedding.
Samuel Welch spent last week at
the home of his son, Dwight and
family.
Fl. Bittrich has paralysis of the face.
VIM. Marquardt, VIM. Toole and
VIM. Sha1e are having their houses
painted.
The wind blew down tree or two
for almost everyone and also blew
down the telephone line at the Dwight
/ WEIGH farm.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Lee Cahoon spent 9
dav at the home of Albert Heff3l.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26

a day at Robert Burton's home.
Mrs. Allie Newell entertained her
friends at a barn dance.
Genevieve and Everett, children of
Claude Newell have been having the
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ftazier OF
Delton town and Charles Higgins
and family visited at the Roy Frazier
home near North Freedom.
The following visited recently al
the Richard Rerwig home: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
of Vermont, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hanson and two sons of Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
Bound Over to Court.

District Attorney Hill went to
Reedsburg today to be present at the
preliminary hearing of Frank Stepp,
colored, and Mrs. Augusta Schultz, who
were arrested after the death of G. g..
Schultz. Both parties waved exami-
nation and the case was bound over to
the circuit court. Steppe is in Jail and
Mrs. Shultz gave bail.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
Best Laxative for the Aged.

Old men and women feel the need
of a laxative more than young folks,
but it must be safe and sharmless and
one which will not cause pain. DR..
Kings New Life Pills are especially
good for the aged, for they act prompt
Iy and easily. Recommended by
Fisher Bros
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
Fairfield

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Burton daughter,
Lula, and Mr.. Davis of Baraboo spent
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
GINGHAMS

We have a few tissue ginghams
Csc values we will close at 49,. .15c
129 cent seersucker ginghams. &c
Apron checked ginghams. &c
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26

ETCHING, oozlng, scaling Salt Rneu.-
q is cured oy Hoods Sarsaparilla-
the great and unequalled remedy fol-
err kind of SKIN DISEASE.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26

Bring Your Svp Printing to The News.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1913-06-26
LADIES' DRAWERS

DRESS GOODS
We have a nice line of Mohairs
which we wish to close out at the
following very low prices. These
goods will make good bathing suits.
Our so cent values .........29c
Our IS cent values 48c
Our $500 values. ..........6 oc
Just listen to this one lot of
dress goods formerly sold as high
as 81. so per yard-to close at Csc
per yard.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02
THE souRsoN suNcoMss
Chicago Record-Heraldl

Chicago Record Herald
 Two or three standpat senators have almost accused" the president of lobbying in favor if his tariff bill. The same Bourbons are charg- ing Wilson with dictation and usur- patton and threatening to have lot .to say at the proper time about his tyrannical interference with the legis- ative branch.
 The proper time" will never come. The average citizen would advise the senators in question to cut it all out, once and for all. The stun is old. cheap and thin. There is no politiea. capital to be squeezed out of it.
 President Wilson is within ais rights and duty in discussing tarIf rates and expressing opinion He was elected to do this among other things. He has the veto power and is 10 the extent of that power a legislator Moreover, the presidency is the peo ples office par excellence, as even Cleveland realized. The nation expects the executive to lead and use his in- fluenee on the side of right and jas zee
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02
direets aIl street snd park improve.

directs all street and park improve ments.
 Flood-strieken Dayton abolishes the 'old council and elects commission Iof five, one of whom is to be mayor The five choose manager. and his work is to be the putting of city 9d- ministration and finances on a cheap but efficient basis. the elimination of graft and politics in contracts The fundamental idea in all these varie- ties of what is a single plan is that the lowest bidder on goods should get the contracts. that merit should determine appointments. that harmony should obtain between all departments. that petty bickerings should be discouraged. and, in gen eral, that all the efficiency that pri. vate business has developed shall be carried over into the business of all the people.
 This idea is not new. But if ,he municipal business manager shall make it actual that will be decidedly new.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02
uNgNFRANcHlseD MAJORITY
CArizona Record ,

Significant are vital Statistics
 which have just been published in England where it has been found that there are 1.1S.317 more women than men. In view of this it becomes easier
 to understand both the desperation
 which marks the suffragette out rages and the determination which
 characterizss the opposition of Brit
 ishers to an extension of the fran
 ehise. So far these figures have not
 been mentioned in reports of sufITa-
 gette agitation, but they will doubt less be used to claim that women in { England are the unenfranchised ma jority Meanwhile the militant cam ipaign shows no abatement either in rhetorical or other fireworks, aud judging from the defiant attitude O. lthe women sentenced for malicious damage to property. it seems likely | to eeptinue until the question is Set i tied. Chancellor Lloyd George ap- pears to recognize this. for he is cred Iitsd with predicting that votes will | Ibe given women householders and the wives Of electors "as soon as the militant suffragettes recover their | senses This may mean either in- definite postponement or that the I senses will be recovered with the vote,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02
THE PENALTY OF
PROSPERITY.

Bleeding Kansas" is asa.n afflicted
 this time the victim Of prosperity. Kansas has a bumper wheat crop. The harvest truly is plenteous but the laborers are few" The prospect Of easy picking has attracted 10 the state a horde of hoboes posing as harvest hands but never finding work to their liking, notwithstanding the generous wages offered. At the little town of Clay Center, in tho heart of the wheat belt. a score Of tramps who had gathered in the public park when asked by the city marshal what they were doing there replied that they were waiting for the faraers to come in and hire them When notified farmers responded and offered s2.50. good board and lodging. but the sons of rest" demurred. and when the offer was raised to $500 and ss.5o the ho- hoes said. -nothin doin. Then one Of them asked. Say mister, is ycur field rolling or broken" and when told it was rolling. the hobo came baei. with: well then, roll it in hare and we'll harvest ft" That was too much for the long-suffering farmers, and they called the marshal who chased ihe Weary winies out of town The order has gone forth from every dis srict in the wheat country to the ho boes to move on" but they are doing SC vsry leisurely and seem tp be el loving rhe outing
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02

company. New York, under date oi June 2S says:
 There has been moderate improve ment in the monetary situation, the conservative policy Of the banks Hur. sued for several weeks past having had the intended effect Last week the surplus reserve of the associated banks Of New York had risen to Sf3. .0Gc GOO. compared with sSs.Oe0. 900 a year ago Leans showed con traction of $SS.0o0.00 during the last six weeks, and are about S1GO.0Oo 900 less than year ago. This strength ening o1 reserves is not confined to New York, but !s also confirmed by inc returns now comnig in response to the June call for national banks. The principal banks Of Europe hay also been strengthening their position for some weeks past showing that tbe self-righting process in the money market is quietly at work both at home and abroad In New York call money tontinue5 firm. Prsra-at'-1s for the July disbursements, aggregat. ing over s26S.O0o.O00. have had some effect upon the local market, but this is oniy temporary, because these sums VIII be released early next week. Tn Europe the approaching end Of the month produced some anxiety con. cernnig the regular settlements. but as these drew uear. and in view Of ample preparations. concern disap peared and the critical period once feared now seems likely to pass with out disturbance"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02
THE CITY MANAGER
CBoston JournaD

Boston Journal)
 The cities of the united States are trying out new schemes of municipal government in the interest of econo- my and efficiency The commission plan now obtains in hundreds of places it has it's adherents and it's critics. Now comes the idea of a manager who shall do for a town what a general business manager does for an industry or store
 Staunton. Va. is a little city or 12,0G0. Forbidden by law to abolish the mayor and citF council, 1t hired a business manager as an an eficien- cy expert His Ideas must be ap proved by the council and he directs departments and buys supplies
 sumter. s. C.. is a small place which tries a combination of the com mission and manager plan. This manager is a civil engineer and he
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02

against Huerta in other states more active and determined. In the mean time the Huerta government is show ing no signs of increase in strength as result of the success Of the gov. ernment loan recently secured in Paris by the aid of some of the big New York bankers. notwithstanding the reports of the purchase Of much artillery and other war equipment by Huerta. -a1-
 Those in Northern Mexico who are not in open revolt aganist the Huertis. tas are showing no concern as to his welfare; most O; the non-combatants who are in 8 position to give support have brought their cash to the safe side of the international line where it will probably remain until all danger Of confscation has disappeared and the dove Of peace again perches on the cactus.
 Mexico continues to bleed frora-al- most every pore as result of in fernal strife and warfare and the be- lief is steadily growing stronger along The American border that if the Mexi- cans are depended on to reach an amicable settlement of their differ snces then revolutions and counter revolutions will continue in their country indefinitely. No government may exist in Mexico without the sup port of the people governed. When the people. led by Madero, revolted against the Diaz government it was helpless. When Madero was left to support hmiself with the remnants Of the Diaz federal army the bandits led by Orozco. Salazar and others of their kind soon destroyed him and his government It is plain now that Huerta, like Diaz and Madero. must soon reach the end of his reign in Mexico.
 When Huerta is cverthrcwn, as in dications now point who and what wlTl follow? No one seems willing to even guess the answer to this ques- ton
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-02
The Say of
 Other Editors
AS VIEWED IN CANADA

Los Angeles ExpTess.1
 4 chief justice in Canada has te- cided that "an encounter with fists. II previously arranged is prizeflght and in violation of law.
 The blunt directness of the decision Is what impresses the American. Pos ibly it is only because we are unae- customed 10 such abrupt judicial man rers.
 it the sboae mentioned opinion is a fair sample of Canadian interpreta ton of law, it Is proper to conclude that fhe average Canadian comes ie Hncw bv and by what the law Is He can know pretty well what he may do or may not do with impunity-o' with his fists.
 Presumably The failure of the iurl