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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23
PETITION foa CHARTER.

GEORGIA gslyna County.
To the Superior Co4Jt Of said County;
The petition Of ~Y Collier. Asa
Burford and q q 'rhaxton, all Of
Giynn county. GeoFaia respectfully
shows
1 That they desire for themselves,
their associates ana assigns To be
made body corporate and polite
under the name ard sigle 1t Collier
Drug Company, for a term Of TWEEN
ty years. with the privilege Of re.
newal at the eHpiKation Of such time
2 That the eahtaI stock Of said
corporation shall be gsix Thousand dol
lars, with the privilege Of Increasing
such capital stock from time to time
BY majority vote Of the stock ,sylt-
standing at the time action is taken
to make such increase. to any amount
or amounts net exceeding twenty-five
thousand dollars. aud that al shares
shall be Of the par value Of one hun
dred dollars each.
3. That The principal office Of said
corporation shall be in the city Of
Brunswick, Glynn county Georgia,
with the privilege Of establishing
branch Offices, agencies and places of
business elsewhere "A said state or
other states.
4. That the object Of said corpora
ton shall be pecnniary gain to It's
stockholders and the particular bust.
ness III which 1t proposes 70 engage
Is retail drug business, with tho right
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A Soluble Antiseptic Powder
CONSTIPATION Cured

DR. Kings New Life Pills will re-
lieYe constipation promptly and get
your bowels N a healthy condition
again. John Supsic, of Sanhury, Pa.
says, They re the best pills ever
used. and advise everyone to use
them for constipation, Indigestion
and liver complaint" Win help you.
Price 25c. Recommended BY all deal
ers.
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It would surprise you to know Of
the great good that is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius Dow.
ney. Of Newberg Junction, N. D.,
writes, My wife has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them
very effectual and doing her lots Of
good" If you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial For sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23

viii be at the following places on
the following days, to receive state
and county tax returns for the year
1913:
Sterling. April 4th and 2sth. and
May gath.
Bladen.. April 18th and 18th. and
May 23rd.
Brookman, April 18th and Esd, ard
May Sd.
St. simons. Jew Town. April 18th
and May 22d.
Frederick Dock, May I'd.
Brunswick. April II, Is. 10, and
May Is. 10, II. 20, 80. S1-Offce 2o5
Monk st. JNO. Z. DUBBERLY.
$50 Receiver Tax Returns.
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How? Just read


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Don't feel wel7 OF disadvantage You do
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your
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JACOBS LIVER SALT your health will
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ndkce is hereby given that neither
the ster owners. consignees nor
agents NJ the British steamship "Ja-
baiean' VIII be responsible for any
debts cont&lcted by any officer or
member of srew of said steamer.
whatsoever, other than BY the master.
F. d. NJ. stFschan Co, Agents.
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WANT COLUMN
SPECIAL NOTICES
NoIIcE 81 LocAL LEeLsLkN

NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGtSlA pom
At the next session the leSsla-
ture OF Georgia a bill viii be offered,
and its passage requested, to be en-
titled as follows.
An act to amend an act entitled
An act to consolidate and amend
the several acts incorporating the
city Of brunswick and for other pur-
poses therein mentioned approved
August 9th, 1872, and the several
acts amendatory thereof and for
other purposes.
ANotice dated, this May is, 1918.
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Found Company at Home.


Atlanta, May % When Robert S
Franks returned home one evening
when he wasn't expected, short
time ago, he says he found his wife
entertaining a man named. John Col
lier Franks says his wife and the
man were both pretty tipsy. Franks
first started to kill the man, but was
surprised to see that he was Grip
pile. Collier refused TO leave, it is
said, aud Franks turned him over TO
the police. He is now suing for to-
tai divorce.
Mrs. Franks defense has not been
yet filed
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okra seed, 5Oc a pound. Phoerix
Grocery Co.
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Phone sl8 for hardware b. 2, Ro-
zier & Co.
-% 49,
Fresh eggs. 25c dozen. Phoenix
Grocery Co.
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Don't Let Periodic Spells Of Lazy
Liver Ruin Your Temper and
SpoH Your Work.

II your liver doesn't behayes right
all the time If il sometimes stops
working and you become bilious and
.'headachy risk calomel but
flN Dodson's Liver Tone.
You ere safe in taking Dodson's
Liver Tone It's a harmless. pleas
7ant vegetable remedy that starts the
liver without stirring UP your whole
system AZ oalomel usually does. II
s. especially good for children who
need d liver tonic once In q while
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Shipment Of organs in at Geo. F.
Gays.
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Macon Alta
the East Columbia.
No through electric light train Of Pullman sleeping cars
Columbia, Charlotte Washington
Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
fir coaches diner and Pullman
q Columbia, Spartan Ashyne
No Cincinnati and West
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Pullman dining
KANSAS CT Birmingham and Frisco
frries BrunswicAlanta
H., r. GARY A., J. L. MEEK A. G. P. A.
Washing c., AanIa,
]. B. MCLAUGHLIN A. @. A.
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FOR sALE-A bargain, eleven
tweltths Of Old Town lot No. S7S,
two corners; also Old Town lot
next to it, No. az, with two two
stery hou es on ssame VIII sell
cheap for ca Also three
lots with six r5nnl cottage on st.
simon's Island near the per, and
theae ceres Of. fine land jus North
of the lighthouse, facing public
road. Apply at .1l22 Carpenter st.
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POULTRY, eggs and butter; nice fat
hens for soc and up; good butter 80
10 35c per pound; fresh country
eggs. 25c per dozen. Phone 764. r..
G. Maddox, corner + and Richmond
streets. 5-23
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olra seed, soc pound, Phoerix
Grocery Co.
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FOR SALE My entire household eff
feets. consisting OF bed room suits
and bedding, parlor. dining room
and kitchen furniture, carpets,
iIatting ana rugs; odd pieces IN
rosewood, mahogany and walnut,
elegant French plate mirrors, etc,
all in first class condition and at
sacrifice prices Mrs. X. H. Stahl,
1920 Reynolds street. II
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-05-23

Fresh eggs. 25c dozen. Phoenix
Grocery Co.
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Phone s1s for hardware b. 2, Ro-
zier & Co.
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FoR 81

FOR SALE A pair Of lumber mules
wagon and harness, also one nice
Young gentle horse at bargain.
Quick Tor cash or good bank note,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
DAUBERT HAS
GOOD RECORD
PLAYED CONSISTENT BASE BAIL
TKnouoH rHE PAST SEASON.
Considered 20 he MOST Valuable Player
TO His Team. IN National
League-was n Ftnd-

one Of the many peculiarities OF base
ball crop UP IN bauberts being consider
ed BY the Chalmers Trophy Commits
team in the National League this year.
for in 1909 the brooAlyn captain was de-
eiared not sufficiently competent to hold
hle Lcrt. Mlth Nlth e4atnd. This yeaI ne
wins the Chalmers car That same sea
son Larry Doyle. who won the Chalmers
car last year. was looked over BY a scout
for an American League club while he
way playing with Springfield OF the
Three-Eyc League and the scout advised
against his purchase.
Doyle cost the Giants $4,000, which
was a recosd lrice Tor MINOR leas -e
by brooklyn via the draft process In
1910. for the sum OF $1,000. the Giants
also putting IN q draft for him and los
4nE out In the draw. sir Jacob never
was In danger OF being sent back to tho
minors after he reached the majors Tor
the second time. and by June. 1910. had
been dubbed the Hsl Chase of the IA
uonN League. lilo failed 10 obtain men-
bership Ia the Society Of the Three Hun
dred the first year he was in the IA
uonal League, but IN 1871 he hit az a
.307 clip and In 1912 his record was .SOS.
This year laubcrt has boosted his stick
credit to $50 and there Is a possibility
that he may be the batting king in the
organization IN which lie plays.
Hit Dau Regularly.
In his first IS games this year Dau-
bert procured los safeties, going hitless
In % controversies. In each of 90 games
he made one mt: IN each OF 81. two. IA
each OF l5. three. and in each OF two.
-FOUR. His largest afternoons with the
willow were GA July IL and 10. on inc
itrst name date he secured four hits in
four times at bat. of Pierce. overall AMI
Iteulhach, Of the Cubs, and on the last
named date he located Jimmy lavender
81 the tT .lu-. FOR four suashes. batting
against him five times. Daubert has hit
al a .4eN clip against the Cardinals. and
At a .4OS pace against the Philhes. The
cub pitchers have yielded him AN aver
age Of $50. the Pittsburgh hurlers Of
.34-, the Red beavers of $50. the Boston
lists OF .2s9.
uaubert has made only dozen errors
this season ami only once has he COM
united two wiSplays IN the same contest.
Ills biggest day work at the first COR
ner was on April 90 when he cared for
20 out Of p chances that came his way.
ON April Il he obtained four assists.
which IS quito a lot FOR first baseman
laubert IS one OF the sons Of the Key
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
FRANK BAKER is MISPLACED.

Frank Baker. of the Athletics. whose
helding at third base Is nothing extra
ordinary. but whose wonderful batting
makes him practically the unanimous
choice for third base on all star teams
Is out OF place in the infield and Would
shine more brightly II played in the
outer gardens, according TO Clark Grit
nth.
IF ! had Baker on my team" said
the manager OF the Senators IN Wash
iLgton. recently. 81 would play him in
the outield That's where he belongs.
and not on third base Baker IS not
a GOOD third baseman. lie fights the
ball. and is so awkward that ] often
wonder how he ever tags a base run
ner without getting his legs cat on
Don't misunderstood me I don't
say that Baker IS not good ball play
or. but MACK has spoiled natural
outhelder by making him over into 20
third baseWan. ! only wish We had
him In Washington. ] would stick him
right out into one 81 the garden
patches. and III wager all I've got
that he would prove a sensation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
JOHNSON KING
IN BASEBALL
MORE VICTORIES AND
COMPLETED MORE CANES
Than Any Other American League
Pitcher During Past SesEon-Rnocked
on Rubber Rut Once.

Walter Johnson not only twirled more
victories last season than any other
American league pitcher hut he pitched
more complete games than anyone else.
ne chalmers car winner went the route
iNeniF-uiue times. being knocked on
The rubber only once. Another hard
WHIT SoNe. Death Valley Jim labored
IN tWtnty-s.N complete game. while his
t team Reb Russell. did almost as
Ncl. hguriug in twenty-five.
George Elumgardner. Or the BrowrS
pitched tWenty-tour FUN contests Neau
Gregg am Erred fatkenbefc. % the
->dPS' each three, George Dauss
ana Jean Iubuc. Of the Tigers. each
tw"rty-onc. and Ray Collins. Of the Red
SoN, and Roy Mitchell. OF the Browns
each twenty.
OF the Champion White Elephants. Ed
ule RANK pitched more tul Eames than
any Of his teammates The Getfvsburt.
Jude was in eighteen. while Chief
Render was only IB thirteen The In
dian was often used by Mack as a res
'leI. none OF MAclCs young pitchers
EXCEPT ShaWkey. showing much clever
ness 40 being ale tu go the distance
Mack changed pitchers oftener than
any other American league leader the
Nthlcuc slahmcu twirlcd only sixty
seven complete games. the Browns gun
n"rs turned In los fulI contests The
number 81 complete games pitched by
u other hurting stafs was as follows
1897 Sew York %. E1ston. IS Washing
ton, -. Chicago. 50. Detroit. SO Cleye-
All told. there were Just sevcntv-orc
nuEn"rs who We're able tu twirl com
plcte games last wear the men Who
no. ten or more contests being as
Complete Games Pitched
1t-JohrsUu. Was. ur'uu.
-t.HStatt. Tri.ags
.F-Eus4eII chicago
.f-I1uWsa gardiner. So Louis.
.a.-Gr"rE and al.euhsrr. cleveland
-i-Iauss and purur. Detroit
olhn. ''st"r. Mitchell. 81 Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
WILL GIVE EErBHrA1NMENr

Tomorrow evening the Southern 81 .n-
Etrel club viii give the frst on a seris-
- entertainment az the Flks' auditor
ium under Ore eusuicee % tho Second
IreEhNtcfiau Mems Bible class Th .
club is composed OF some 81 the best
musical talent Co be- found auywUrfs
tud up doubt fle UpcnIur perfnruau.a
viii De- u good ono. Howard Dudley is
manager CO.. the club while Waite.
SaIler ig ths musical director The
hret part o. the minstrel Will 500 gOhsrt
william. lu thr chair as interlocutpr
The I.rte az fhr end mon Will pc repro
scented o. Nfstsra A. o. Morgan and
Allen Adams wfl will aUf us comedian.
While Tom N,tra win BE- seen in the
f.r"lnE Tramp Coon Act" The pro-.
TI.rf ~ tho evening viii Do hruurIf
O.. . close with solo ana UuaTfstte mum.
ler. which VIII boz SUNG IV fls south
cru Mae uuHrfctl.. N.I who wish tu ,u.
joy Hr etruIrE nf good enter .Htumtut
90 aH... adhesion fee Hrf cordial
invite. f. Boz. present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
c. A. C'S. WIN
ONCE AGAIN
vrCTORS OVER MT. DE CHAryTAL ny
TWO r0UCHpOwHS.
Game Played on Muddy Field which
Aado Play Slows 9th Score
in Latter Half.

Yesterday afternoon on the Forty
seventh street grounds the Central \.
g. Of the Souta side. defeated Mt de
'hanth - Co %. The game was played
GA AN extremely muddy held. vnlcl pre-
vented either team from showing any
uing startling in the way Of football.
The sudden brace OF the locals how
ever. iu the last half. during which time
they scored all their points. added ex-
cltrmeut enough - The game 20 place
10 far above the ordinary.
prrine the early stages OF the con-
test. after the g \ C's had failed 10
score with the ball on Nj de Cha.taI's
lu-rIrd line the out-thc-plke boys be-
gan a steady advance down the field and
FOR the entire half had things an their
own way. although ~ no time being
close To- their opponents goal
Tn the third quarter the ball was
pushed 90 MI. de Cuautal's one-yard line
on Forward passes and end runs where
Wey held for downs. Maurer returned
{ .Ir s'... -out To the five-vard line from
where Sauer scored in two successive
line pluuges
irr ,unj score came as "a direct re-
SUIT OF At de Chantal's tumble OF the
hck-on. Bauer recovered the ball FOR
the locals on Mt d. ChantaTS forty
yard line ar1 on a ten yard enlu by
Kelley and two end runs by Plummef
The oval was again taken over Tor a
score. Bauer kicked goal TIL. Iineup.
c. 4 c. poaft4o,, NJ. a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
PLAY ON COAST
Catcher Wilson and Fred Snoderass
OF the Giants 20 Play Baseball
This Winter.

Arthur Wilson. catcher for the New
York Giants. has signed a contract TO
play winter baseball with the Oxnard
tCalJ team in an independent league
The nine will be managed by Fred
Snodgrass. Of the Giants. Both VIII
son and Snodgrass have received spe-
cial permission from McGraw 20 play
winter baseball Wilson is visiting
his parents in Decatur. and will re-
port at Oxnsrd on Nevamber 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. oct 2c-Arrivedf
steamer Carmauia. Liverpool. Caledonia,
Glasgow; Geo Washington. Bremen.
CAPE RACE wirelcrsl - sighted:
Iniperator. Hamburg. for New York
SABLE ISLAND. twirclcss) IS GIFTED:
iceland, Antwerp Tor new York. kron
Irincessin Cecilic. Bremen. FOR New
York
FASTNET wireless )-Sighted Steam-
er Mauretania. New York. for Liverpool.
BROWN HEAD twIrcl,arI- Sighted.
Steamer President Lincoln. New York.
for Hamburg.
LINERPDpI.-Arrived steamer Car
onia. New York.
QUEEN STDWN-Saiied. steamer Luz
sitania. Nrom Liverpool. New York
MOLINE-Sailcd. steamer Columbia
tfrom Glasgow. New York
HANRE-Sa4led. steamer la Lorraine,
New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
OF MRS,
FAIRBANKS HELD

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. 26.-The
funeral Of Mrs Charles ". Fairbanks.
wife OF the former Vice President,
who died at her home here. Friday.
Was held this Afternoon n. and bu iaI
was IN Crown Hin cemetery. Bishop
Mcdowell. Of Chicago. who accompa-
MED Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks part way
on their recent trip around the world,
conducted the services.
Many friends OF the dead woman
from out Of town, who had been assoc
ciated with her during her term as
President General of the daughters OF
the American Revolution. attended the
funeral. The floral offerings filed sew
eral rooms OF the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
SOME JEWELRY BILLS

WASHINGTON oct 2G Bills az
rreeatirg Si.0O000l for iewcIrv
charged against enlisted men o. thc
army have been forwarded to the war
department by large iustaumcut
jcuelry concern oh the Pacific coast.
with an appeal Tor Uncle Sans aid
i1 collecting thc indebtedness The
department has declined to act os col
loctor and 'hc creditor. only recourse
is to proceed AGAINST fh. Individual
soldier. U.N much more fa,tfIry
tho soldiers may have paid for o. con.
IsCufHI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

While riding along in our SPECIAL
train toward the coast last week. the
discussion OF nervousness during a
worlds series came up as the recent
clash between the Giants and the
Athletics was sim being played over
Jimmy Callahan is one OF the best
takers in the party. although "Jonn
j. pretty nearly ties him when u
comes TO narrauug As far a. taa
rest OF u 20. We are practically hand
fuucd Tor conversation when these
two get started Jimmy" had the
center OF the platform az this time
It's funny said James. how
some ball players Will 20 along
through the regular season as steady
as self-wiEd4ug clock and then
blow up In the big series There g
4 man on our club. John. who doe-
that-a pitcher An American League
about this pitcher
! saw him warming up before
a game On the series Of 1872 saI
this Jump. and ] could tell No. was
terrible nervous. a friend OF mine %
= mold box was telling me what a
great pitcher this fellow rs.
I'll bet you 5000 be can't spt
right now ] said. 10 prove my con.
tenfion that the pitcher was nervous
How arc you going 20 rrove D.
70 win the ten"' asked the friend ~
the box
20 Try. "'''
That BE- a now test for nervous aia.
ORDER. but the next tiDe you arc
AFRAID Of .omethIng. Try o. and se"
" lL ls not true
Collins Is Cool
ON INC ball Geld I arm never nery-
olt. nut Tho hr.f and only time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27
R' Sd551S
c G /
MA'THEW$CN
TNE GIANTS STAR PITCHER

are going 10 play golf this winter"
ne told me Il understand that you
are going in for the Highland game.
Matty'
ITS great stuff to keep a man in
shape. Jimmy | told him. 1t makes
man walk ten OF twelve miles
day and gives his muscles the easy
swing that keeps them from stineu.
ing up during the of season. II De-.
also fine for the eye"
We never used 20 much in Oh.
o.d days when ] was In the game.
suggested MCAleer 1t is som.
thing new. like this style Of HAVING
fancy scales for weighing babies
every day
but you haven't seen this crop OF
babies grow up yet" / said
believe golf ia "A good game for
Dali players. McGraw objected to il
once this last season when the Phil
lies were pressing the Giants prett-
hhrd. II was not because he had
anything personal against the game.
nut because he thought 10 used up
700 much OF a mans energy In the
middle of the summer TO get out and
play eighteen OF twenty-six holes or
: soI IN the morning and then 20 in
and work a hard ball game in tho
afternoon
Others have maintained that the
game hurts mans batting swing and
makes him inclined 90 scoop the bail
AID pup up flies such men as "IIei.
ME Zimmerman. EDDIE" Collins and
DINERS play gOlt. and IL their battling
I swings have been DESTROYED by the
pdsiime there are q whole lot OF pitch
e-s on rival teams who wish they
would give the game up
brSilee keeping The muscles Timber
IT improves the eve. as on accurate eve
I ls haf or the golf game I know that
ny batting average increased since ]
began TO play II
Larry Deserved II.
lh'r" mas been "a good deal IN the
new Hpar"ri recently about Larry DO
Mclean being sore because he reaafver
only $500 a. HIS share OF tho Giants
Wofld.s series purse. 7 did not think
7 inti This was fair deal 20 the blk
catcher. and ! was STRONGLY IN favo- ~
giving Dim 1f least 3 600 lie PLAYED
te good ball as any man Vho rot into
lh" series for tho Giants. ana wa1
iHrgfIy responsible for uur only vfcfo
~. because Dr. was his hif that fnlIt.
started uE toward some runs and If
va. h'r steady wDr. 90 tho rt.fo .r
on extremely close play that rYf
~frunf OF with what would have been
me winning r11 in fra ninth inning
some ~ tho player. d.d r0f want %
. glip in % give Tho hir catcher more
re- Ihro.1i of nc money viii prob.
hhIF hN Irff fp NcGr4H himself II "a.
grf into another worlds series ae ,fl
fI' I'1Frrf have great faith Iu lfs
/ absolute iWrarfialify. and there BE- less
'.ff'' nf l..'rr Som fmrur tho men f.
RI result nf flr division
INT "nH iFIf 1912 hr fin Wheeler SYN.
dictate. frrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

Time OF quarters -12 minutes
Touchdown Bauer and Plummcr.
Goal Tau,.
Referee Fig
pirt-Neiil
If Liucsmau=B Beck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

'Nattys Big teaauc Gossip" be- a
regular feature % this paper 10 40
GEARS every MONDAY wednesday and
Frf7y on che Sporting Pace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

team and the Cameron eleven was can
celcd yesterday afternoon. The game
was TO have been played at Bellaire. but
the grounds were covered with mud sew
eral inches deep. The Cameron lads IN
der command OF 'Ducky Holmes. well
known IN semi professional baseball
circles have one OF the strongest teams
Ia the valley. The EeilalTe team form
erly known as the L. A. g also have
a number OF old stars In their lineu ,
ana the game would no doubt nave been
a very interesting and exciting one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

The BrooEside Soccer football team
Challenges any team In the Ohio valley
Tor game TO be played any time.
Games can be arranged by addressing
William Nylie. $50 PIKE Street. Bridge
Tort. o.. or through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

Tho Island Athletic club foot tall
team held the Follansbee team TO a
sc0rcless tie. The game was rough
wet field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

OWNS to Pho condition uf the grounds
The game between tho IrilaIro A. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-27

stone state. Llewellyn being the place
where he was born.