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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

very wealthy men. nobody In the Re-
publican party contributed so largely
In cash or its equivalent to Garfield's
campaign as did Senator Conkling.
mink IL cost the Senator about $35, 900.
Yet he did not contribute that amount
directly In cash 20 the Republican
campaign fund. think he gave about
thousand dollars In cash to the fund.
tor Conkling after the appalling Re
publican defeat I'm Maine In Septem-
Der. 1880. that IL was vital TO the sue
cess OF the Republican party that he
take the stump for the National tick
ct an appeal In which General Grant
would heed this appeal He also said
that in order to do that IL would be
necessary for him TO give up several
very professional engagements. He
had received a fee Of $4,000 in one
case. and several other fees aggrega-
ting about as much. He returned all
other lawyers. The aggregate amount
OF fees thus yielded up by him was
about $4,000
In addition to that. he spoke about
thirty times. appearing in all OF the
Northern States east of the Mississip-
pi. excepting those of New England.
He paid every cent Of his expenses,
even his railroad fare. and he would
accept no remuneration. These
, charges and others entailed by his
campaign amounted to about $l5. 900.
| think | am we'll within the facts
when | say that in this way Senator
Conkling contributed between 10000
and s35 900 in cash. or it's equivalent.
TO the Garfield presidential campaign.
And yet he has been accused OF hav.
ing entered into that campaign with.
out any heart. and only because Gen
eral Grant asked him to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

The railroad wrecks will continue
as long as every one is willing TO loaf
around an hour in order to get a train
that will make l. minutes better time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

The girls white shoes are approach
ing a twilight shade by this time. but.
anyway. they viii match a gray gown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

As some Chicago women have 10
spend as much as $4,000 a year 10 ne
properly dressed. it seems pretty
tough to make them pay an income
tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

Tho anti-Tammany factions o. New
l0r5 propose 20 lick Tammany by
giving each other a lambastinC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell OF
Famous Mems Opinions OF Charles
Sumner as an Orator"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

Copyright 1918, by r. ]. Edwards
All rights reservedl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

It's the latest addition to the family of Ladies
tons, Immediately stamping as authoritative in its
OF The Saturday Evening PoSt-goOd paper good art
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

o'Iyrtnt I'i' b, ,..rt- N'''s.- Aa.r. )
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

- sr urtry f.g m fssl tuo human s'rrsea
"a. ',.3 s.. . s a :. . g: "'7s ss ,s i:;
opponent seall-rrd DAB Of 1 in knee rol
yo1ne..er destined 70 become he c''on wrestler o.
There we're 10 his npronra ,aa .c admission vas RE-
audience comprh h' I al Of The fchoo
I'd Rsunedy baggage master a. o l. Iowa .a' my 'ehoo
telling te Of" aas .ae ~ DIV "a ambitions T.
teacher Who mech brsr aad older al a a'n pm %
rse tt school standing irt he I'D trees are there
vrled sd. holds 90 those dayf didn't NaF Ply more a'ea
we took holds and vent a. t hammer Around and
swung wggng and pulling At each other 70. - hne', cane
near scoring fall on me but QUICKLY h'pI a l 'pptl nm
hn and ue ls asi sr gave him The
laugh be- complained he had slipped 90 the snow
Kennedy Invited 10 the school house and "fes Ia told
im the snow good
battle bad confidence and Fa Wiling 20 tackle any
a. about humboldt doubt VIC
satisfaction It marked he cutting Of m
the the farm houses and barn ards about Hum
bo.1t and the farmer lad became hero OF The younger ,
not, y With this triumph easily. how
% f6g challenge al G FOR return encolntr abca vas agreed
July 1895 they mo a.r IN front Of tn
o. re rival nehbor
too represented always ndsr mother bur
this be- douhscossed her le had arranged o her absence
6,y Kennedy leading wrestling hopes OF
lblant mood
urporubd by Chs Of confidence lie
that him king Of all Ureslers
remember the battle OF thar July Of land
residing near Humboldt opponent demon
Kennedy forced Gotch near an old tree at SUI standing ana hd him
inclination Cochs succumb would have
his position OF vantage and came into the clear amid Td shout OF triumph
who following with breahos interest
nes
declared a shouting its approval
Goch hang his and refuse give
his championship matches believe this be
The secrets Of his wonderful success once be gets dangerous hold he
him the most feared athlete among race Of physical giants
tcopyrrht 1872 by Joseph p Bope,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
TWO STARS MAY
MEET |A..WATER.
Daniels and Kahanamoku
Discussing Swimming Con
-. test at Early Date 1 ~

10 item Of ~ naming news has I.
years created such stir IN aquatic
circles a. the recent report that
match race ~ 700 yeards would take
place this season beiveen G. " Dan
a'a American. and Duke KahanamC
.l. fle olympic 700 meter champion
no record holder
Er since fls lanky HaW ban
hrosa -t0 thf .m.li ht about q year
e0 rssu On swimming III Obs
...r.-. have a..1 ease. % see ..m
rl.8 AGAINST tar great Mercury for
.ssE.r t they u' .ooged UPON
at ..f.'.afab. Affr- Daniels had
rIrfsl. sa1ll,a4 Dds permanent re-
traur '-rm fh- competitive field.
Pr . macy business s-d social CD
vsr u.lfs no longer permitted .1
rlr end boz RECESSED 20 rccoLi Ger
bis lfr. ra 70 looks roe. however
as ~ tlt meeting would De- arranged
I.rl recently paid O visit tc f1e
Sow ic-E Athletic club aata'cr im
ID. t.d rof done any rr mnlr frf
b.. roo Et. arg curiosity about
tI- form jed .u 20 30 % 700 garo
tr.a under che watch 10 iAe surprise
ai himself and every one present. be-
tore OF rho century ln 5f l.5. within
ono ffth of tho best time h. ever
mrla 'H he blow local pool lmme
.r. h.s old teammates clustered
ID t.u berr.ng h.m % clasel, %
devote Just one more season 70 he
.0ri that be might try conclusions
si'L Kahansmoku
lle VAS az trs' obdurate. but 80 In
t.r.nt were bis friends that be finally
agreed % DO some work aud take Oh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
SULLIVAN RAPS SOCCER POLO
mollyeoodle Gsme-Uroes Uniform
Collegiate Rules.

Soccer polo Is a mollycoddle game.
according to Frank J Sullivan swim.
ming coach at Princeton university
Uniform rules should be- drafted
and approved by the collegiate body OF
the west conforming with the code
now In vogue In the eastern intercol
legiate association said sullivan
Only few months ago the Chicago
Athletic association and the Illinois
Athletic club boasted two Of the
strongest water polo teams In The
country rs true. and unfortunate
that particularly rough game BE-.
tween the G A A and the y Y &C
players at Pittsburgh last March 70
suited IN the abollshing OF the sport
among organizations enrolled 10 Tie
A a l.
Now that the a A L has 'revn.
ed upon the game OF water or Rugb.
polo. the western collegiate author
ties have fallen In line and the result
Is Princeton. the eastern champion
team at water polo. is unable TO make
a western trip that was planned sew.
eral months ago.
Certain changes have been made In
The playing OF water polo and the ad-
dition OF an umpire to the stan OF OF.
aclals tends 10 lessen the roughhouse
work Where. In the old days. a ref
cree had absolute charge Of the game
.; was almost impossible 10 call fouls
and impose penalties. Now you hear
OF fouls. but they occur with less fre.
quency than before.
TITS too bad that two local clubs
can't get together and hit upon
happy medium In water sports A.
the c 4 4 water basket ball has been
attempted but ! understand the game
Isn't classed with water polo tn the
matter % excitement At the a e
steps have been taken 20 popularize
soccer polo. while the Big 9" officials
seem 10 look with favor upon water
basketball
Water polo vas a biz rough On
spots when goals we're counted ong
when the goal was touched by Oh.
gall handled by some player A lc,
= The danger and battle royal spirit
bns been taken from The game boss.
ver. By the adoption OF tvo.po.at
ssore which counts whenever the ball
lis thrown into the basket which Is
n the goal end"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

Flynn SAYS be was beaten by q
novices luck. The fireman must have
slid lot 10 be walloped that way
by a mere novice.
Rlmor In the Central league has II
that Aggie Grant will manage the
Grand Rapids team for owner Ber;
Annis next season
Rob Spade. formerly a Red pitcher
has been appointed manager Of the
Battle Creek club In the Southern
Michigan association
One man who Is sure OF regular
berth with the Yankees is Birdie Cree
Birdie can hit. field and throw as well
a. many OF the stars
Rube Marquard credits Ducky
Holmes. the new manager % the Sag
NAV team with developing him into
the great twirler he r.
Hans Wagner keeps young By living
outdoors winter and summer and By
eating what he pleasos lie general.
ly prefers ham and eggs
Cy Falkeuberg. the tall exCleve-
lander now Vith the Toledo Mud.
Hens says 10 viii miss Grover Land
II The Maps grab him or
Joe Boehling Washingtons young
southpaw. IS rabbit hunter he says
the low four legged quarry with an or.
binary stone FOR ammunition
shor'stop Butler who Joined the Pr
rates just before the close o. the 1912
season. led the American association
To- batting with an average o. 32s
Harry Wolvert0u made the biggest
managerial jump on record last year
from Oakland Cal. 70 New York
Now Do has jumped westward again to
Sacramento
.Iely OHs'ov. the FIRST sacker Of
The Detroit Tigers. v'iI he farmed out
20 Providence Tt. Detroit club eH
pec's Del Gaiuor % come back strong
reyi season
Joe Birmingham does r0, want %
d. hampergf with rE assistance dur.
Ing the training season IN previous
years the Maps had about three or
four coaches
Mike Donlin visited Artie Holman at
bis home a feV weeks ago and says
~ found him taking on both nerve
and weight Another boost Cor Pitts
burgs pennant hopes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
NORMAL WINNER
At BASKET BALL
Amarillo Highs Lose Fast
and Snappy Game
at Canyon

CANYON Texas. Jan 10 In a
live. fast basketball contest here
tonight me Canyon Normals defeat
I'd the Amarillo Nigh school by a
score ~ s 20 ls. The game aas
witnessed b. large crowd ~ fans
and aas % keenest Interest from
oIfaet t0 close
The halves aere I1te minutes .1
duration Amarillo played 10 yst-
erau r5le lut the visitors Rere aD-
rarenty oltciassed o. every point.
f.tH tho possible exception 70 center
at which position Hau 9i Amarillo
t4d Har work
Canyons lineup vas a. lJl0es
Key and Black. forwards word
center wallace and Reid. saar1f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

There Be- today in Paris a concier
who is rear.ag small harvest OF n.
from visitor 90 au attic which cr
tsr ~ q century ago was tonantad
70 JOSS ..r-orage than the preso
King OF S.-Fu Iu Tho Jess palmv da..
ol bis pr''0ndership The aeresmr.
can also De- seen by which PETE.
NamFaorrarich hired The attic Ter ts.
annual rental % $50 francs. which
as really rather exorbitant. corslt
.rnr The neiFhborhood IN which th.l
erst~hile abode of royalty IS situated
The concierge has been offered large
sums OF money for the agreement
which contains King Peters auto.
graph. but he refuses to part with
such a valuable source OF income.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
No Rest for Him There

Three o'clock on a cold. foggy A.
tuwr morning
The weary cvclist vas ioe,-los, n
@ track'es- wilderness ~ moorl,rs
As he ped7i,d YEARLY on his broa,',
came IN short sharp -e-ps 10 va
nearly done The CHASTITY silence an
pressed him
81. q light
Ih. -.- revived h.r nd pc rel
cutie hrIs..r rn 20 ne lonely u..
coi'ar" ard knocked loudly on ri
door
Here -,.0 pot az Ioaa, food .r
drink ard r.-..-s a bed ne o
telling himself r'oefe'ly. when an a.
stairs window was thrown omen
Whadds- want" came a hust.
sleepy voice
I'm O weary t-1v,,er-" h. 4
can
TNcr r-r-.''" -s'ortod Tho br-.
voice The H',aav banged All
again silence London Answers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

.aa,a u. tha ..l shoes rathsre.
nom OH. STREETS ara sctsDl N'h d
ra-0- rlu D.r.Iy taa,1 90 piece.
Each par, - placed In @ rolt rile b
H..f ana rlD rareiLl'y
l,ct,d. ana .t, heels by themselye
I Rat f5r a Pescta.
The Sex, booth may b. q hat sto
-Vher, a.l alud5 OF headro-r are d
PLAYED fcr sale Tall hats and caiJ
soft hats and hard. the 'uyIrious he =
dress o. fhe h.d4,zo aud thc plain 0,
OF the nofk.ugmau. Dii themselvei
here f. the most intimate compan
Some are sOilrd and full Of holes. b
such keep some q ,ho cold OF Of
poll bcro't Of hair II one has pes
"a he may get a pretty good bit o.
headgear. u his purse contains but J
l0centimo piece he must needs take
what IL will buy So the fair goea.
old garments OF an kinds for mer.
women boys and girls. age and g.
fancy an may be- accommodated And
then follows the booth whore hous
hold furniture. from @ pais Of old BE-.
lows out OF which the Wind comes
olt az the wrong end 20 q brass bed
may b. bought All kinds Of tools fcr
an trades agricultural implements
and antiquities. are an in their place
Antiquities on yes. these are r.
choice things Of the Rastro They
are for foreign consumption mostly
These occupy more OF the Rastrl
than one would suspect Antiquity
produced things that we're not or.
'i.tc and Was natural the unHtte
being in largo majority. instead O.
surviving in spite CT all laws and
theories Furthermore. the artist
temperament of Europe has found orr
way 10 Great antiquities to orde.
The STUFF found in the rag fair is gcu.
orally worthless But here and there
a d'ligeni seeker may find genuine
bargain II may be small dagger
With arnbasques inlaid IN the steel
as well as overlaid on the hilt al
nay be BIT Of enamel OF great beau
" which the man a. the stall fails 10
apprs ciate More cd books OF real
value are found than bits OF jewclry
While Ne We're hone an artist from
America discovered In a heap Of rub
bish a bundle Of drawings made by
the hand 81 the man who taught Ru.
bens 10 draw He gave a few pese.
tas for the lot. about one-third Of the
price asked. and he claimed he had
what was worth at least $1,000 Do
not come 20 Madrid in the hope OF
similar luck
The eye is not the only organ thar
finds enjoyment in the Rastro. The
appeal TO the ear Is quite as strong
No one pays the slightest attention 10
what another does or says. Never
were there people who knew better
the art Of attending 10 their own bust.
ness. Each yender cries his wares IN
his own way, own tone own STYLE OF
oratory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

Brskley Of thc Harvard football
team has O. unique record lu this
years football games In that h. has
scored more points for the Crimson
eleven that an the other players com.
bined Hrickley Tailed - % the l76
points scored by Harvard N add
tou 20 kicking 10 FIELD goals ~ scor
"a u.Ie touchdowus and made one
F1aI from touchdown Against Fr0Vn
De- kicked 'hr., goats from tas field
against Princeton 'ha same and two
against SOD. Ha - nr.y O. sophomore
o. fa H...l llI. sar,dIy b, -he naul
nous choice RI fae players Tor next
year captain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

At 2 u. .. ..u . |tN York on.
GLOWING 'da.es gar, a. -uel tr ta
acks which SID .C.l 3d. .-t5
,litan Racinc circuit Tor tho aJn
1913: Parkway track July e. t.
okokus. y J. July -aAr1ls- ,,
bennington. - J August 5-, Monroe.
y. Y. August 1914. Goshen y =.
august 1921; Troy. y Y August IS
%: Orangeburgh, y. Y, September ..
s. Kingston, y Y September g-lo
White Plains. \. Y. September 1919;
Mlneola, l. l.. September 1921, Tren.
ton, n. J.. September 30-October 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
FINLAND ATHLETE WINS RACE
Billy Cueal. American Champion Was
Leading al One Time. but Fell
Near Finish.

Willie Mediterranean % Finland
champion runner % the world. held
fis tile 70 the l5-mlle cLampioushlp
'n Geld Of international runners at
1ioston. covering tho distance IN !
hour n minutes and q rs seconds
The Finnish runner Vas hard press
ID and might not have won but 'or an
sociden; 10 Billy Queal. the American
champion. at the very end Of the race
Gueal was leading By i've years on the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

Del Ga.ror ~ mo Detroit Tigers
hGs declared tl-sf Uel SAYS sam
Crawford or ro rr. cleo need worry
about The cares ~ covering frs' base
for the Tiger as U.' asserts be- viii
look after tta- -a Husalf Ca.uor
who booked .a ... ~ tae tes. FIRST
zasemel .a tl. ..ana Before de n.
5urrd bis arm r 1898. m hr rs
again a. good a eg- and prepared
o. play frs hrse r JENNY ss Dr. a
gay 70 maxi Ha. Chase sur WoIl.
MS an Others Lr green ~ envy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
Zip o'Neill Moves.

President Tip" ONen. OF the West.
en- League. has finally agreed % meet
the demands OF the owners. ard vil
move the headquarters % thar or
ganization from Chicago % some city
they name. probably Des Moiues, Ia
oNeil now denies that he was asked
10 resign. lie says he merely asked
FOR time 10 consider the question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

Manager H.f. I0rrrr a .-t-1it
scr.-'rt F.. "a Detroit sped sI. al1s
the acquisition OF Frank Chance by
the SECS York American club and De-
o.arss '.a' boz fl BRING .He igh
lander. -.H ID. Hr.' division.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
Nashville Signs Morrow

The Nashville club OF the Southern
league has signed second baseman
2orTov.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

sight impaired Let me remedy
IL S. n. Keller. optometrist at Z.
|. Pittman's. 40s Polk street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

Champion kohelmainen Of Finland
lap when b. struck another runner
and felI. allowing Kolehemalnen 20
take the go and race Alfred shrubb
OF England Ill out a. the eleventh
mile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11

Don't miss the opportunity al
Kirsch's today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-11
Brooklyn PARK opsnino

The Brooklyn National league base
ball club viii open its new park On
Saturday. April 8. 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-22
Jn(an0gelegrap6
Grs senator Getone Tn
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3u6tbdus.
bus, O., q. Wdrs. 4n
Rbeumotismus l.io.no, perbrahte Der
iriibere 5toats Ssnator George st..
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me bon 9sitsdung, tp1treno er Wtit'
glisb Der Qssislutur mar, ihulbts be-
funoen murb., uno am Donnsritag
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puros, Isinsn srit.n Tag in Soipital
bes 3uh.houi.s. IN oenl Ct bret Sab
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