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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
"PEAcHEs' GRAHAM WAS LAM
sAsrED" PAINFULLY AND QUIT.
River Town Lads nzuss the Diamond
BY Travelling Around The
Baaes.

They might have been "All-Stars."
NV II they ever were. their lustre was
slightly dimmed at Bellaire Saturday
and sunday. and ~ l. doubtful ~ the
Nhcellng rams can now recognize them
a. sdch. The All stars We're completely
obhterated by the white clouds in the
shape OF the Bellaire Athletics yaster-
day by the score OF IA TO 4. For the
nrst inning II looked as though II might
i'' q uttl game. nut 4 1m then on. Ne
Gods, II was a joke. = farce and then
some In the middle OF the game about
Two hundred fans left the grounds
satisfied that the All stars had not tho
snlhlr~t chance against the home lads.
PEACHES Graham. noted all around
pitcher. Vas knocked from the box by
she heavy hitting Athletics. and was
succeeded 10y GoldbauEh. But Gold
baLEh was even worse than Peaches nUI
tu~ tei!aire lads secured nine hits Off
him In two innings and only eleven OFT
pIshatn in -tX innings.
Blake was ON the mound for Bellaire
and pitched good hall but tired toward
The last. owiuS To- the fact that he ran
'arattou race around the bases. sCor-
lnE i've "f tht runs tailed by Bellaire
TfN hats W-r- secured from his delivery
but ne exercised rare Judgment and
ktl.f trsu4 well scattered
Wilson and Matthews broke the on
p"-tpg pitchers hearts by their Gend-
ISL batting. ont OF four times a bat
Wilson secured a three haLg-r which
scored three runs. a Two hAEEer and Two
singles Matthews also secured four
Wei. ~ e. too sad 10 relate. 80 PERU -
the following score and Judge for your
self
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
~Un &c FEATURES OPEN
TO-DAY At THf COURT

modern ph0fp.rrana or ODD a0
c..rf theme I- Thr.n WHO 1.-Two ir
GLOSS fIY..ss .r a..H Marion ICON
nrI. fIr rHn.Irr arf.a.a p.u appear
o.. fln Court f0r a- .nxtgereuf ~
Three dt.r starting This afternoon
NIaa Leonard o. recognized ar ono ~
'tr leading players rnrtgad IN fhe
production ~ Irrf class motion picture
eubiecfs. and Dob Those Who 1--we ln
Glass lf1rqrs' aH. pOrfrafs IN ono.
unraI role fhaf displays Dor remark
.HI. Urr-onaitr and rersafNe po4ers
.Y .rr very beet efvanfaRr
TI. Hdder feature 'or mo fore "a
.f fr.. rre. Is Trapping and Trair
.rr Nd Animal ara ~ g. ir fb..
-.r..-s ffsf 'N" fnmols lion ,aucr
'Hpa,r lack roraeifa demonsra'rs
Boo .rt.. Hrf ability 20 control
.r FHH..f toast. .r .Uorus number
'rs rsr If .re f.nr
E.'. sIavfor 81 rrra.o1 rf Tho Two
.~rftr. f1.e.rcea Cor the ..
Laf .' .Lla sr,a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
REAL WEATHER
Heat wave Has Come and pa Wheel
ing ard ChUms Are Suffer
Ing Accordingly.

Wheeling WAS treated 90 about ev-
cry variety ~ weather that the ole
ments have 10 offer YESTERDAY There
vas bur one Kind lacking tho cold.
snowy quality Nora would have been
more appreciated than The latter. hu'
The irony az fate dscreed that poor Pa
Wheeling and his flock should sVeltpr
beusatn sizzling .ot zur
The heat got q good start yesterday.
and from about O'Clock ou. about h.
ouls cool il1crs 100 The city were the
ref-igpratorF Lacking the refrlzcr-
atOr. the seeker after relief from Tho
almost -fihiut nuW dity had onls the
tho'c" o. brryng himself or herae. Z
beneath The cooling bosom 81 the
o. rudl. Ohio. or else. boz vifhered and
-CorChed beneath la unpitr.ng rays
~ Ola sol
Ir the afternoon. Just as tease-. a
b-iDf storm mHue 90 appearance and
FOR feH short minutes tempered he
beat 9th re- cold rufn and f0rnidd ng
clouds Tho storm Lrneter had no
more than pa-aes over Vher tho heat
closed d1uu 'I-f o. gprmiy ~ before
Preceding the storm = few minutes.
'le temperature reached it- highest.
With -er0rd ~ %
N'T ~ O'Clock the sInmenfa aea M
90 1 usn and III .H instant showed .,faf
f.f. fn lI 49, ht gathering 900 -IlI.
OF heat rIft zain OF unusual tn.D,.'r.
Irfr u. un rau ACCOMPANIED f0"
fi although ~ .mcs fhrr. wore
9-.1rs .f .arfnirg q bapUi.r.r.
N..iarr. Wtr q sgf ~ r'.Irf. fIe
'.f" H"rf tr0 neaftin.-h"H ci'1.n
...|l. f"r'"rIl.a 'rl t night 90 20
'.. .'He sleep ff 10 fFHffuIIt cool
.-.., ta. HI. r'a.' 'r 'ia pskr rf fHn
storm came DO Som" old fnrmer fpr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

\ protest against the use Of slang
IN ac'ountS Of baseball gamos has been
headed by chicago new spap per which
viii let its readers decide by a vote
the future stsle Of these writings In
their plea Tor the uss OF correct Eng
hsh some OF the friends Of the game as
sert they are unable To follow the plays
because OF the slangy phraseology or
the stories
President b g. johnson OF the Amer
lean league said to-day that he would
lie Elad 20 have the question OF prefer
eEce Tor styles OF reporting baseball
games decided. = have often won
der"d which ST. le readers as "A rule pre-
fer. he said = am not ready TO com
uit rr@elf
IIrnld'nt Thoma- Darlington 81 the
Amer, IN Association prefers intelii-
gent deScrlpt Ions o. games without so
much slang as many writer's affect '
y think that siaugy writing has gone
10 seed. asserted Mr. Chivingtpn. IN
the smaller cities especially ~ seems
that every baseball writer - under an
iui rsssiOu that he must be funny iu
d"-cf tliuE the game. Some Of their
stories are exceedingly hard To- inter
Tret Each writer shoLld study his own
ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Ii is probable that the ex-Cub.
,Artie Hoffman, who is now play
ing with the Nashville Southern
League team. will be seen in
Yankee uniform next season. The
rumor runs that Frank Chance
has asked Holman to finish the
present season with the Nashville
team and If he shows his old time
form by the end OF the season he
will be signed with the New York
team for 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

team that handed him his first beating
twelve years ago. when he first became
famous The Cardinals ought to be
rroud OF themselves for their showing
against Big Six this year They have
received i've Of the thirteen passes
Matty has issued this season. Ed. Ko-
ing two and Steve Evans one. The eight
other National LcaEuers who have been
honored with complimentaries by Math-
eNson this season are Niox and Mensor
OF Pittsburgh. Bates and Groh OF Gin
clnnati. Zimmerman OF chicago and
Titus. Rariden and Meanwhile OF Bos-
ton
The figures below show the number
OF games started and completed by the
Giants pitchers this season.
Games Complete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
WANTS DAMS GUILT 70
PREVENT LOCAL FLOOR

DECLARING THAT fherc ls no reason
f0r foode in 'his fnrfl0n ~ tho ohio
river. George W MARVEL vice preei-
dent - Tho Pittsburgh fOod commits
zion spent saturday Dol THE city. in
fhr interest ~ that organization Tho
commission advocate The conafrir
zion - o. chain ~ dams about seven
fcen IN all. alone mo hoadwatera OF
tho Ohio co. 90 Weed vhfn floods afe
threatened Tho rom mission oeft
mates fhn annual fnra fo tho ONTO
valley from floods o. so 900 GOO
Nr NsNwnI .s arrarFinF fp .rraE
o. meeting ~ business men and aIf
prrr0rs Interested in fool prevent.
ron. '0 DO hold in THE city. probably
nur.ur tcfOhpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Larry Mclean. a catcher OF much
ability. cracking good hitter. but who
ia the Tast has had little respect FOR
club rules. has at last been placed
under "A manager VINO will either handle
him OF drive him out Of baseball Nc
Lean has been traded To the Giants by
the 1T Louis Cardinals for Otto Gran
Dali. the pitcher. MCGraw il about the
NTH manager who has attempted TO
handle Mclean. Griffith tried 81 and
failed. Huggins gave IL up after "A few
weeks trial. and several others Or =
coded this pair in the effort to make
Mclean behave himself McGraw Is
going TO try II and ~ he fails Mclean
Will he through indeed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

'LENEI.AND. -. N4g- IU.-For iho
first time this season q driver and
horse were expelled from the National
Ir0ttiuE a--estatlcu The judges took
this action 900 regard TO Ruby h . winner
of the - pace. and also 500 regard tu
Driver hr'Eulps. .'t she 'ranR mood meet
of vine Lake trie circuit
THE lodges decided after the fourth
heat that the iIIVcr was not tr, .nE Co
Nin trr ft''. although the horse had
Won two heats. They O.. placed fIH
NffF barney IamI@Hu ara the horse
Won the ffth and 4-,iairL I.at haudiI,
The Judges r'su s.u.Ilsd tu. hOr~. anna
Driver NrerfI.r ana awarded JaiuI-cr
one n~lf "a. p.-er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
MANAGER or SCRANTON
TEAM IS RELEASED

SCRANTON. IA AUS 90 Richard
smith Who bias been waraEcr ~ th"
scranton team ~ the Sew York state
Iearuo was given hts outrirh' r"i're"
fouirhf bv President Edvar' q toIc
man tho latter bias placed fHr raw
in charge 81 Catcher Enh Irfor-un
w no viii ho Temporary utut.rr I'f
Drrou Formerly plavrI With tN. In-
fun Americans Smith ,aw. bore
from tle Spua.lcIt. Three Lea-ue
club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
REDS
LOSE TO GIANTS BUT NOT UNTIL
AFTER HARD BATTLE
haay Was Made BY Losers In this
~ sunioiont TO WIN

CINCINNATI. q. Aug Io-Sey
York made ~ three out OF four from
today to Z. Cincinnati came within
one run OF tying the score in the eighth
and In the ninth had men on second and
tnird base when the last out was made
Marquard pitched . strong game up
TO the etghth inning allowing only four
hits. In the eighth Cincinnati touch ed
him for three hits and added two more
IN the ninth. John was hit In every in
ming but the ninth Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

TAO it-e Rite Moran 20 Fisher faH-
bert sr.ffh Worrs rIu. ..If.fHR stolen
ht -ee Dake-. Nifgr. q. Moran i."INl"
ffat. Mov rev and Ofearr UIeIpr.r
o 4hrr arf raHbert D.tearr aUf ku.
.af.E. Tars. 0r ls.ia Off Dr. e.rHth
OF iiatw... ~ir--N CT h. 'Ht-
HruoEIrr Time % nr. res
I-rou ard Eigier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Two r.-e hits. Foster Mcbride chap
man Sacrifice hits MoalIer. Turner
Sar-.e-e Nv Groom stolen base.
Foster. tac,sou Double plays. Moelier
f0 Henry. Turner 90 I.alDi. 90 Johnston
IIf~t base o~ balls. or Groom. & Off
frrcE q -frGrk GUY. by Groom. 3. by
GREGG o hv Ersufor. Left on bases
Washington. cleveland. To- MIA
pitch. Grcg= PASSED hall. rarisch.
I --LLLe.- L...-a - M--ne--a-l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
MATHEWSON EATS MILK TOAST:
PITTSBvRG TRIMS HIM 9 TO 1
PEERLESS ONE ESTABLISHES son1
ALrBr FOR HIS CRUSHING
DEFEAT.
Says . Few Words About Giants Losing
strsak and says It's @ Slump.
Zig League Gosstp.
BY cHRIsTT MATHEWSoN.
New York Giants.


things can and have happened in the
last week The Pittsburgh club won
the FIRST series from the Giants that
the Pirates have taken on their home
grounds IN midsummer since 1910.
The New York club has been dis
mantled by injuries and illness since
We left home. Two pitchers. Mar
guard ami Mathew son. we're not as
good as they had been In some Of
their last starts Nathewson was
much worse. IN fact. in his last one.
old Doc Crandaii has been trad
ed 70 81. Louis for Larry Mclean
and the injury to Meyers was largely
responsible for This action because
McGraw wanted a hard hitting catch
er a. this stage Of The race II Ia
With genuine regret that tho mem
hars Of the team see Crsndan pass
along he was one Of the best liked
men on The club, big hearted. easy
going. and genial He has also done
4 great deal for the Giants since he
mas belonged McGraw has sQue!ched
the colhnZ tendencies OF several OF
his players y no took up the game re
,entlv. including the author OF this
piece The CLUB is in ne doldrums
- idI d0 AtA' .AA- EIFT Gnu - o." ttN-A
general stump as So has been since
. struck rs stride two months ago
Morning practice for all hands and
every body IN his uniform. a. soon as
Ue cat home announced McGraw on
the train while We We're COINS from
Pittsburgh 20 Cincinnati after losing
that second battle 20 IN" Pirates.
We can't afford 90 slump nov
\ slump is something fha' A.
- g. d = a.
,ani-hes into nov here. but sometimes
it ia very hard CAUSING 1; 20 vanish.
Like typhoid fever. YOU never know
when you pick up 'l" germ. whether
n an oyster or IN 'He change ~ mill.
The club was go.nz fine IN chicago.
Ne evidently accumulated the germ
n Pittsburgh
a Lucy Strike
T. i= lucky that We came into Gin
..nnsf Just a. We I'D. and Phuafel-
1r.a had 90 battle With 'Le cubs. The
Rods Lave ALWAYS ben z tonic 10 as.
r has surprI Sod mo the way PriI-
adeipkla has hung On this trip After
that team split wide open and Loaf
ron games or ~ eleven fow weeks
AGO. I thought ;fe Ogan rs were cone
Fot tho season Z expected 90 500 eth
sr Pittsburgh or Clicazo pass them
They have caught fGcl- feef ~ frn
carly q.a-on pace 90 This ZIP. but
Doom is asaIn working his NO star
pitcher hard. ard Z do no. look 20
see the club hold ' fof fvo months
moro They Nul PROBABLY break under
fhsv d.d earlier stu there i- = DIS.
tinCt race bon mo National I.azla
now. ard 'Ea pL.'iea are fred win
ne no .0u 'rat they arc GOING 90
catch u- and tr~ pla,lrs ~r"s' bail
D eHpert 'rH Giants VII open 1873 ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

NNAg
Tho Victors. Of Bellaire. defeated
the Wheeling Messenger BOYS 10 to 10.
Yesterday afternoon on the Twenty
sixth street grounds. Bellaire.
The Martins Ferry Ideals defeated
Psrkersburg yesterday on the Par
n puzzle 10 the down-the-river boys
Score by innings
ideals .... 5".ooooo "a
PsrksrshurE " " % o 10 0 % 90 B
Batteries. Morgan and O.AlaI,ey.
BY d. Tay Tor and Jones
The J. p. Glasers. Of BeIaire. Jour.
neyed m Midway O. yesterday and
defeated 'he strong team representing
'hsi town, hv the score OF l. TO I.
Nc feature 20 the game was the pitch
.ng OF McKelvey
Tie game scheduled for yesterday
afternoon between the CITY Railway
'eam and the Myers Provision team
WIS called In the FIRST Inning on ac-
count n rain A. the time of the
end.n E of the game tho score was one
to nothing IN favor of the city Rail
WAY. With the Myers Provision team
81 bat and one man out
brilliant defeated the bridgeport
BOWERS Yesterday afternoon On the
Brilliant grounds 20 B.
The y & o team. OF Florence. q
WAS defeated by the Anchor Inns az
Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon on
tn" MIL field. e. 10 ! Mooney pitched
an excellent gam" for the Anchor
Inns
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
Senators
FOUND GREGG HAAD AND ronCE
MAPS TO RELIEVE NM.
Groom was HIT Heavily But He Tight
ened Up in Pinches and His
Team Won Easily.

CLEVELAND. .. Aug Io.-C1eveland
HIT Groom freely today but he frightened
- with men on bases and Washington
won. TO / Gregg was hit hard and
brenton. who succeeded him. could not
CHECK the NashinKton hatters scnre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
sUPERBAs SHUT OUT

ST L1i o. Mo. AK 90 RrooNlvn
hit Harmon hard todsf ard vou. tp
q Moran do4 hied IN 'eCf win 'wo
down fr the th'rd ard scored on tut-
shaw homer ~ center ia bert do
biel % .gnt i1 the eighth and scored
ON smith double 90 lsf' Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
BeIIdife Athletics Make
All Stars "Tdke Wafer
SPORT WORLD

Whitley 'Doak held Brooklyn to five
hts Friday md won while his opponent
allow ed st Louis but three bingles. The
former Akron pitcher has Just about
cinched his JOB with the Cardinals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
IDEALS WIN
Martins Ferry Team plays parkers
burg Independents % = stand
stnt. Shutting Them out.

-t.r.. fHs.tf0N f0 Ono frte. .'rrf.e.
ThHtEH-fur re-. So 1t. 49,
Tho Ideals OF Martins Very O had
Hn EASY fuc defeating fNe .ora. irfe
rrrdert- fniq afternoon fnrpulr tur
errerh pitching ~ Pearl NorRau and
flrtr hard hitting Tho locals TOOK a
Poo loon nacrns 0u ln fhr fre' Iruing
md never bad "a chance f0 sfr score
.f.- ~ 1 n . H A. n .. 80
I..r.fr. H H 0 N I H N o
Naffsrfrr W4rfue Tsrrt. y Morgan
.f ..,t..... ...rr.-.r..-- U..r To-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

~ 30 base rit9. fr1nafu. Tee. Keller.
'nrbett. &C. Matthews. Wilson. =. Giles.
and fisr r Three base hits. Wilson
IS ilI PITCH Graham I,u.e ON balls. t'1r-
hstt hlake. SoldbaIxh. o 'rahta.
Wood Iiefer-. tiIt hl pitched ball
Graham. - GILES. Strutk r.f. fN
E.aec g. o.. Grar4nt. &. b., t;oIIra 80.
q. l~f' on bases. Al STAR. fa. N,.a..-.
1f. wp.re. HUrtoft. Attendance 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
CEMI-PRO
OAMATEUR NOTES

The J. A C's defeated the Moose
lodge team on the Wheeling park
grounds yesterday afternoon bv the
score Of TO ! Hamilton. pitching for
the \. { =. was very effective. Wills
The Islanders hcttcd kotchka and Link
freely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Two base hits. Doyle. Murray. Bosch
49, HoblitzeiI Three base hits Merk o.
king Home run Bescner Sacrinrs
stolen bases bescrer. Ma sons Sheck-
ard Double PLAYS Grph 20 Hablitzell.
Firs' base ou erro-s Ns~Nle LEFT on
bs-s on halls IN Marauard 2 Jonn-
son. . Sfruc< ont BY Nsrggard. s.
Johnson. via pffches. johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Tho N!ctors. Of Bellairs. defeated
the Wheeling Messenger Bows 10 to 10.
Yesterday afternoon on the Twenty
sixth street grounds. Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Bstted FOR Marsans IN hfth
Batfed for Schecka!d in eighth.
NNx-Ratted for johnson IN ninth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

Ysstsrday's Essuits.
New York. 5. Cincinnati.
BrooklNn. 2. 81. Louis. o.
Nnicago- Philadelphia rain.
Pittsburgh Boston nos
scheduled
Todays oamss.
No games scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

The J. =. Glasers. Of BclIaire. Jour.
neyed m Midway O. yesterday and
defeated che strong team representing
'hst town. hv the score of l. TO I.
ne feature ot the game was the pitch
ING OF Mckelvey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Tho Reymau brewing team defeated
'f" Fulton Athletic cNib on rho Fulton
z.ouuda. > 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

The Martins Ferry Ideals defeated
Psrkersburg yesterday on the Par
kersburg grounds. 5 TO a. Morgan was
puzzle 10 the down-the-river bows
Score by innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

brilliant defeated the bridgeport
EpWlers yesterday afternoon on the
brilliant grounds : 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

ideals u I'D 2 O. "a
Psrkershu-E " " % o 10 90 o %
Batteries. Morgan and BMal,ey
BY d. Tay lor and Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

The y & o team. Of Florence. q
WAS defeated by the Anchor Inns az
Martins Ferry. yesterday afternoon on
the NIL field. 10 ! Mooney pitched
an excellent gam" for tho Anchor
Inns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11

Gcoualnuss N TaE' T-sJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-11

WASHINGTON % c. nov iu
Major Coon Leonard Wood chief '.
..f oI t.e army O1us.der'ur @
,.mmou. ton from 600 j g. 81.
Nanou of r.e ueld artillery and '
general sau that o.. Goyerum."
authorize tU. ale To- military schaH.
20 "Hi.barr. officer 1r detailed
Dol rueOr Military oIuipage
I0.a upon ,.a same general or"
l such supple. arr furnished ...
Hmt
uud TODD tmt c'I N.N.
recommendation Iu's tt..
s .hc military autaorue- Coz
ou.l action would le r.., a.
.o make tbo recommendation otiet.
$3.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-11

rATuN ROUGE d. Noy Do
BOD order to maka pos Doe 'he bar
rca.u Df sifH0U.uuU tH. Louisiana
constitutional .lnFnU.1 convened
I.., tHis m-rrL Tue promo, .
amendment .a constitution. euI,f
e.l permit GOO State to issue lort
elmo ao... which are to be placed
Che N.st interest rate available
20 'Haf .le maturing -,na of state
bonds can ae taken care of January
f. D.. expected fo meet with little on.
f'nn .n tho convention rb.
...fHt Constitution doe. not permit
. t.H issuing of anything loss than
UIf-tslr bond issue ~ is also
rIHUeI tHat ro Interest iu excess
o. '..r per cent be- % te paid Under
restriction. b. was found im-
ibis Oh secure funds. owing 90
... t.-h prevailing rates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-11

Vii DE- uNf hi' oulN IN| HI1IH hut
also for trlpniles on dresses Moth
ue ,ae ah replace It 20 auy wo-
uau po.essot frr coat or boa ih.t
is .orn OF Boo has piece. u0 naf-
tcl of Hhat pDliry non is har tImn
to pick out tho best part ..t Thorn
r strips aud put them m l.r H
fg- Dress an kinds Of .urs .r.
r. Y..I to ldoru nos ou. Oh. ..r.
ur tailor made uui enc ur..t u.|..
noon md Hlphauous evening .r
SEQ r is loo humble or Too "ur.
..H. ..r some purposes
IH. mart pclis of che winter
900 Do molesk.n. UrmIH'
baby a.acul and I..y .
lest ..ad fur coat model.
tau. effects. srai.U 'front.'
A h'.cl, as the tr... tern.
An. u iur model 'au.u,..
gr, much favored Huf u..
.Ec newest wraps are 0He u..U.
.tcs. H thev are Hlrm".F
when ..salopod iu p.I HH...
.. wrap tend trim. l..u. I..
.n. the back iU Jed
ion H. hm0ul scefe. ui
arc ell. 0.f line at ,h. .a n
ul
nov r rather peculiar feature
,ae co. of the season .- lI. r.-
The Is no attempt aI Wtu
This rD AFTER tbo mans .aH
On on, of the collar made ar
rred On lrmont F., is % hit .urt.
n TO 'an now that The collar
mould u# it THE banohier auI
Husi,r OIL ncckuieco. the smarter
OH. wrap Honsilored O. tho pres
., time naturally such O. collar
-.gts q .c thickset appearance 20
h. back OF he neck The HeH cole
ar effect rau Dc produced very cas-.
IE i1 iur. aud O. O. rerar aet
.tat 90 dos. not look So ylum .u
gct.
Another regularity of these nn.
.gr collars arc stran,c ways Loo which
they cross r the back. Occasional
I CHS eros ing g. al the front Hd
.l. collar .oins a band of uJ That
used 90 outline the edges
Textile fabrics are nd. m7a1.ac-
ured lu such clever Imitation of rr
that they re difficult to I u-
geish from the real thing arab
i10 lamb s vUn3erff'. rre1 nr
imitation 90 The season ara is quite
expensive though cheap enough
compared with real f1r
Tho fur edge frenzy BIAS extended
90 hats Black velvet shape arc q.
Ia lad edged vith brown flr which
BE- presumably bear Tho ede' H1f
more than an inch wide on tlc Ias'
looking cns.. though 0l course Sc
may ho had in extreme width about
three mchr vh.rh gives @ rather
greer and heavy effe.. which - Hy
no-mJlm comiu- To- many H0mel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-11

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