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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17

Milwaukee, Dec. 17.-Ad wolgast has
stopped training for his bout with
Charlie White of Chicago Friday. VOL
cast had to; Since he started training
and now the former champion can't get
anyone to box with him.
milwaukee,, Dec. 17.-Former Assem-
Others, arrested at a cooking main on
the outskirts of the city, were fined 81
costs by Judge Page.
Racine, Wis, Dec. 17.-Fred Briggs,
a former athlete of Lawrence and Kan
stamped the Hedding boxing contests
as "plug-ugly prizefghts," and asked
that the law be repealed.
Racine. Wis, Dec. 17.-John Wagner
has finally secured a return match be-
nahan, who will furnish the ten-round
windup for the New. Years matinee
here at 1913 pounds.
Madison Wis, Dec. 1.-THE states
share of boxing receipts for three and
ing law cached 1924, with the re-
ceipt of a check of $752 from the state
athletic commission.
Milwaukee, Dec. 17.-Half a hundred
members of the Milwaukee Athletic
club are entered in the first swimming
event of the season to be staged in the
club ank Thursday night.
New York, Dec. 17.-Montgomery
Pfyl, a left-handed first baseman, was
reinstated by the New York National
league club and released to Chatta-
nooga of the southern association.
Cleveland, o., Dec. 17.-In the inter-
state three-cushion billiard league
match, Frank Benson of st. Louis de-
feated Edward Helm of Cleveland, SO to
So, in ninety-four innings.
Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE Chicago Am
erican ball club will leave here Feb. 10
for Paso Robes. Cal, on their spring
training trip. The players will arrive
at their destination Fef. "a and will re-
main for ten or twelve games at the
camp before starting exhibition games.
Boston, Dec. 1.-THE Boston Ameri-
cans and the Cincinnati National league
teams will play two ante-season games
in Cincinnati. April IL and 10, it was
announced. Only FIVE of the thirty or
more players In the Redsox reserve list
have signed up for next season. These
are Wood, Wagner. Gardner, Carrigan
and Foster.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17
Tennis Mote.

change loans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17
REM NANTS

In all kinds Of Dress Goods in
lengths Of 3 yards to 7 yards, all
priced at ...........~..R PRICE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17

Racine. Wis, Dec. 17.-John Wagner
has finally secured a return match be-
tween Matty McCue and Tommy Bres-
nahan, who will furnish the ten-round
windup for the New. Years matinee
here at 1913 pounds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17

b former athlete Of Lawrence and KAN
sas City university, in a lecture here,
stamped the Hedding boxing contests
as "plug-ugly prizef1ghts," and asked
that the law be repealed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17

Milwaukee,, Dec. 17.-Former Assem-
blyman Jacob Lista and sixty-three
others, arrested at a cooking main on
the outskirts of the city, were fined 81
and costs by Judge Page.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-17

Milwaukee, Dec. 17.-Ad wolgast has
stopped training for his bout with
Charlie White OF Chicago Friday. VOL
CAST had to. Since he started training
he spoiled eight sparring partners
n now the former champion can't get
anyone to box with him.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
BILLS SIGNED BY THE
 GOVERNOR YESTERDAY
Fourteen Measures Become Effective Having Received Signature of
 Chief Executive.

Governor Hunt spent busy day yesterday looking over bills that had been sent to him by the house and senate on Thursday evening He signed nearly every one of them, after going carefully through all of them. From the size of the list this can be seen to be quite a task. Nearly all the bills Were code bills. from the house. in which the senate amend ments had been concurred in on the last evening of the house session The complete list is as follows: H. E 95. A code bill. prescribing the period within which civil actions may be brought in the courts of the states
 H. B. 96. A code bill, requiring that certain contracts be in writing and to define the effect thereof and to provide for setting aside fradulent transfers and conveyances. H B. T. A code bill providing for the entry of townsites and for the sale and disposition of lands and par cels of lands contained therein II. E 14. A code bill, an act to provide for the location of mining claims. the rights of locators and owners of mines and mining claims, the appointment of q mining inspect i or, and to regulate the operation of mines
 II. B. 75 A code bill. regulating the manner of conducting warehouses for the storage of commodities.
 II. B. go, by MT Rabbit. proVid- i ing for an apiary inspector II. l.. 51, by brennan, appropriat- ! ing 5000 to comply with the pro visions of the Carey act II E. 92, q code bill. providing for the manner of execution of bonds and undertakings and the quaIifica- tiOns of sureties thereon.
 II. B. 90. A code bin. an act pro Viding for he appointment of a live stock sanitary board and to prescribe the powers and duties of said board and other matters pertaining 10 the five stock industry in the state
 II. B. - A code bill. prescribing the legal rate of interest, and the maximum rate of interest and the ef- feet of taking and reserving a greater rate than allowed by law
 II. E. so A code bill, relating to homesteads and exemptions
 Sub $. B. 19 by Senator Hughes. providing for the appointment of a 1 superintendent for the Pioneer home
 $ B. 102, a code bill. providing for the appointment of guardians of minors.
 s B 107. code bill. prescribing the rules of evidence in the courts ui the state
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Jamara iTheater

There will be an unusually good Sunday program at the Lamara. Five reels of highest class pictures will be shown. "Oil and Water" popu- lar Bograph production contains beautifully graceful classic dances, made to symbolic life and it's pur
 suit of happiness. Life itself is dance, and some of the dancers hear the music as solemn. and some as gay An actress with ear attuned to the gay music marries q studious man; she is water, he is oil and they can not mix. The production is kcauti
 fully photographed and most enjoy able. "Pathe's Weekly,~ as usual. is most interesting and pictures among other subjects. tempest playing havoc along the coast of England. There is also a Mutt and Jeff series in this number which is very laugh
 able "A Perilous Cargo" is an eX
 citing picture of a ship loaded with powder which catches fire and blows up. An Insurance Agent will be found very amusing. The Lamara is cool and comfortable and the pie
 lures are continuous from ten o'clock
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS
The Lion


 The program for today and tOmOr- row at the Lion consists of four great films from the studios of three of the best known film manufacturers The first picture is an Essenay west ern drama, The Law that Failed" a realistic portrayal of scene and story from early western history A beautiful scenic and educational film from the Pathe Freres does credit to that justly famous house. "A Ser enade by ProXie." an Edison comedy will bring laugh for every fifty feet Of film. The Edison players can not be surpassed in their portrayals somewhat exaggerated ii may be. of the little accidents that make for laughter and this film is one of their best attempts. Perhaps the best film in the program is another Edison but acted by different players. This drama. Confidence" has a plot based on the et-rich-Quick" methods em- ploYed by a certain type of financer and takes it's title from the stock in trade of such men The scene show ing the run on the bank is especially good
 C-I
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
FINANCES AND
 MARKETS
IAssocIArED PRESS DrspArcHJ

A
 NEW YORK, April 5.-In view of the extent of the rise in stocks which has proceeded without serious inter- ruptiOn for a fortnight, it was re- garded as a natural development that there should be a heavy realiz- ing today. Demand fell off largely with the result that the market was not able to absorb the offerings of long stock with the facility which characterized yesterdays operations There were substantial recessiOns through the list with losses in many stocks ranging from one to two points. The impulse to take profits was strengthened by desire to close out contracts before the cOnVening of congress and the reading of the presidents message While Wall Street views coming revision of the tariff with comparative freedom from fear. the lack of definite Knowledge as to the probable course of affairs at Washington within the next few days there was an increasing hazard in a position on the long side of the market. Bear traders took advantage of the situation to put out new lines of stock, particularly in some Spe- cialties. Rumely fell four points to y, q new low record. Chesapeake X Ohio. again under pressure, dropped to 61%, the low point since 1910. Southern Pacific developed exceptional strength. The bank statement was unexpectedly poor, and instead of the predicted cash gain of $2,000 900 or more there was a loss in actual fig ures of $5,540. 900. Excess of reserves fell off about the same amount. Bonds were easy in sympathy with stocks Total sales represented par value of $1,130,000. All government bonds declined on call on the week, the 1 changes ranging from one eighth to three eighthS.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

Women to whom fashions most dominant appeal dlstlnrtlvencsS will find at this 'shop'' a display smart hats cXcclling in that quality above all othe Store service ln this pretty home of snaltcs hats lacking in of the details that make for your D.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Empress

A program that includes a sensa uonal wire act and novelty juggling, fancy bag punching act and a couple of Russian dancers, will open Monday evening at the Empress. The writer is anticipating the Russian dancer particularly as the most en- joyable act ever witnessed at the Coliseum were dancers from the realm Of the cZar. No American, no matter how rapid, ever evolved such mad Whirls, fantastic steps or such d lengthy performance of conVoluted twists.
 The new bin will have to be mighty entertaining if it surpasses the one on at present. The movies between acts are worth the near bit asked as admission
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Hart Family Iheater

The Hart theater, First avenue. where the Hart Stock company is being featured in vaudeville and tabloid comedies, will present The Auto Party starting today. matinee and night, for four days, presenting Harry H. Hart in the leading role as Farmer Brown. the hater of au- tos. The musical numbers are all Snappy and the mana cement has every reason to expect a very good show. The motion pictures are the latest
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

The Coliseum folks made as big a hit with their Saturday change of performance as they did when they first went on last Tuesday The dancer in her gorgeous draperies and the Mldgets are especially fine.
 The new bill of the week opens Tuesday. The latest photoplays shown between vaudeville numbers. Do not forget the matinee at 2:15 this after noon.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

The See Saw of Life" an Imp drama 'The Sins of the Father a drama with a mission, and two reel special Bison western photo play en- titled Big Rocks Last Stand" are all non trust pictures and are the very best that the motion picture world produces
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
in the morning
Savoy

Savoy patrons will have the pleas ure of seeing an exceptionally good program this evening, which will run for two nights only. "The Animated Bathtub" q really funny comedy
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Metals

NEW YORK, April 5-Metal mar kets dull, practically nominal Elec trolytic copper, $15.50
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Stocks

Amalgamated. 76%; Smeltng 71h Santa Fe, 1o3A; St. Paul. 112A; New York Central. 107A; Pennsyl- Vania, IA; Reading, 165 R Southern Pacific. 103; Union Pacific, 1555s i; AtchisOn, 100H; Steel, 633s: Steel preferred 109; Silver, 5SA
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
ALMOST HELPLESS
FROM RHEUMATISM
Hands. Ankles and Fee. Swollen, Pain
fol and oeformed But 10
Being Quickly Cured.
UNITED DOCTORS
ACCOMPLISHING IT.
Dayton Lady Eisted Over the Wonder.
fuI Results Of the New
Treatment.

Mrs. John Irwin. of eli Richards St.
Dayton. Ohio. the latest to endorse the
united Doctors methods OF treatment.
those specialists who have their
Wheeling institute on the second floor
or the McLain Building at ~ Twelfth
street; near Market street have IN
deed cause for rejoicing for the re-
markable results she Is obtaining un-
der the United Doctors treatment
Upon going to the United Doctors
Mrs. Irwin was IN an almost helpless
and incurable condition. Her hands.
ankles and feet were greatly swollen
from rheumatism and her feet were
becoming deformed from the trouble.
Al night she found sleep impossible
owing TO the pain and would roll and
toss In misery without a moments
cessesstion.
Eight weeks OF the United Doctors
treatment proved its wonderful Ell
ency. says Mrs. Irwin for the swelling
and pain has gone and I sleep we'll.
Formerly l could not lift a kettle OF
bucket without running my arm
through the handle. Now I lift II by
picking either up In my fingers" My
husband and my friends all Join me in
praising the United Doctors"
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic and deep seat
ed diseases OF the nerves. blood. heart.
liver. kidneys. bladder. spine including
rheumatism, paralysis. epilepsy. gall
stones. goitre, indigestion. constip-
alton, dropsy. asthma, catarrh, deaf
ness. rupture. neuralgia, eczema. scro-
fula, rectal troubles. weak lungs and
diseases OF women and diseases OF
men.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

Squire Paul Reidcl. 81 Main street.
was a. Mcundsvilie yesterday morning
transacting busincrs
Many local peTsone are attending
the picnic of the grocers 81 Wheeling
az Rock Springs park to-day
The repairs % the city building
have been completed and tho build
inf now is IN FIRST class condition
The water supply yesterday vas
very good and not shut on was re-
ported.
Mrs Grayce Prosser. o. Akron. ~ .
10 spending "a few DAYS with friends
and relative in this city
Tickets for fhc boat excursion ~
the uniform ranks kuichts ~ Py'hiis
0i tHis city. fo he held o1 rho fveut, -
fourth. are selling rapidly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Many Weeds on sidevalk.

Residents 81 Patterson are making a
general complaint against the neglect OF
number OF residents in that town in
cutting weeds along the sidewalks In
several places In the town the weeds
nave grown 20 quite "a height and spread
Tar out over the walk. In dry weather
this IL rot so bad. but after a hard rain
II Is almost Impossible to pass along the
sideN AXIS. which are supposed 10 be Ave
rect IN width. without getting clothing
soaked with water from the leaves ~
u felt that some action should be tnken
by council n the residents have not
enough civic pride 20 keep their places in
iair core ition. Tho same COMPLAINT Is
made regarding the condition OF the
hedge fcnc" on truzer street for a bloc
south Of the National road. Along this
stretch residents are unable to pass Two
abreast with out being Jagged by the
'horns on the hedge and In wet weather
conditions are much worse. Many per-
sons during the last few rainy DAYS
nav" walked IN the street becru-e OF
INABILITY 20 pass one another on the walk.
Tine Elm Grove officials have permitted
tHiS Inconvenience TO exist without saw
ing anything. but then there Is an ex-
cuSe as they do not travel along that
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
BEN ROSENBLOOM
Appointed 70 Visit Al Eits Lodges m
State % Urge large Attendance
~ State Convention.

An important meeting OF fhe com.
tnitiec ~ Wheeling lodge so ~. n
= % Eikq vas held last nIghf when
plans wcrs discus I'd for entertaining
fhc visitor fo fhr state convention
~ tlks tp bc held here beginning
SeDtemhcr O. Arrangements we're
not completed last nicht and another
meeting will b. held fhis afternoon.
Attorney Heu S Roscubloom vac
appointed 20 v.ait each lodge 81 EIks
in West Virginia to urge a large a..
tendance OF The convention o. Del ~.
retfed That MANY hundred delegates
Will BE- Bro attendance and every lodge
viii be- represented Hotel accommo-
dalton arc hoing arranged and ON OK.
tehsiVe program Including paradcs
sua other features b. being prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Methoairt nar a. III. D.,

- iH-ntF De- Methodist dsv ~ Tho mark
~" churches from NnurI-vIio ~
10 hc1 Iierwpn1 Onto towns and
rfliHs. Will fplr ~. itt fu H rrrrou
affair w.frr bids ftff 60 D.. ff-.-,. ...... t
~ fhHf ffF been ~ tire T,frt This war
TIE rltr.h Hf tlu Grove hess been In.
N.''l T. i.t" r1rf. Ha bias been 400 the
.fT VI y churches ~ fhta district
no ffF. won rnmf fry will run speed al
.ffH o. fns park morning ana evening 10
o. nrr ruusitfe tho crowds
Sun tN' exodus Of tIc bar from This
FfF m n'fh.s H very popular place r.r
SUNNY r. pool anil church riI.ufre The
MiHIrfHfifI Ar.nrfHf.ou from aIf 30 ..rfr-
f..IfNluF towns rra COIN uifuertfrr tine
pff frnf rnHrfeefrfuf uu their fir. rf4
If -f.t frnufr. md fhr Wv witch Tire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Woodmen TO Sand Hill.

Are you going? II not. you should.
This was the substance OF the CONVEX
sattons being held by the woodmen
OF Elm Grove yesterday, and has ref.
erence to the visit they intend paving
the Sand Hill camp tonight. There
have been over 40 signed up for a
seat on the wagons that will carry
them 10 the scene OF the fun. Two
large picnic wagons have been en-.
gagged for the crowd, and in addition
TO this there will be about as many
more go in automobiles belonging "a
dinerent members. Word received
from Sand Hill yesterday was TO the
effect that one man had agreed to do
nate ten spring chickens to safe the
appetites OF the town fellows.
One candidate will be taken from
the Elm Grove camp with the bunch
and will be put through the tortures
at Sand Hill. The Dallas camp will
De present In a body. and should the
evening be nice. there Will likely be
300 In attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

Tho steel department ~ tho Wheel
ing steel and Iron COMPANY. which
suspended operations several DAYS
ago for some unknown reason. g. stiiI
idle. Tho department employs several
hundred mon. who are move than
anxious 20 return ~ work Manv
needed repairs are being made about
tho plant II IS thought work will
Do resumed Sunday nicht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
OUT-THE-PKE
Man Injured AZ Foundry.

While working at the Wheeling En-
amel Works, at Elm Grove. yesterday.
John Roberts. OF Park View. had the
misfortune to be caught between two
large trucks and received several bad
bruises. DIR. l.. X. Cracraft was called
and rendered immediate attention. at
ter which the injured man was re-
moved in ID. y. Walters ambulance
10 the North Wheeling hospital. where
he received more thorough examina-
ton. At late hour the doctors had
not reached any conclusion as TO the
extent of his injuries, but he was re-
ported to be resting very nicely, not
having lost consciousness during the
whole interval An X-ray examina.
ton was held, but the result could not
be learned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

II ie reported strong ball club =,
being ORGANIZED iu this citv. with
fitzgerald o. manager Games be-
orranr'r awHv from home. a. there
IS ~ ground IN thts town ~ play on.
% o. hardly lik"iv 'ho team VIII be
v'rr -frour. dino 90 thc fact that Their.
hna h""r uo now material developed
in This town since tho famous old
I"rw'"d team WIS on Tho diamond
I1' % g. possible fh" reputation ~
th' old f'1r may attract large crowds
wh'rr''r 90" newly organized nin~
arr'af Tho strength ~ tho new
nine. however. remains fp he seen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Carnival Is Comma.

Nothing has been heard from anv
~ the church people within the last
few days in regard 20 the street car
nival which Is 20 come 10 this CIV
next week However. they NAV he
working quietly. and when the show
hits town and begins 10 pitch tents.
thcT may Ice stopped bv an Injunction.
II was ntated Yesterday that only
clean shows ard no gambling devices
~ any kind Will be permitted The
outcome % the affair is being eagerly
watched by many local persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
BENWOOD
Large Crowd Attends.

The annual picnic and outing OF the
sunday school OF ST. Matthews Ger
man Lutheran church was held yes
terday afternoon on the Bonn farm.
out Boess run. At noon many Of
the members gathered at the church
and went TO the farm in a body.
Members who resided out near the
run. were already on the grounds
During the afternoon a splendid pro-
gram was rendered. consisting Of con-
tests OF all kinds. The outing was
pronounced the most successful ever
held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
VIII Hni1h c1nh Hnn..

az diN"in'IlS nave been COMPLETED
whereby a party ~ Elm Grove me-, be
t.fhe TIE owners 81 a piece Of land up
f'g creek. Tor the purpose or erecting a
cluh mousse. Tho structure Will be lornfcd
near the Old Rock Hole. whictI fe very
familiar 80 all fishermen Tho venfure
- rt'tsd hN some prominent business
men " Elm GrpV. and vicinity and
success The men Interested are 1-ita
WORTH Miller. Harry kimmins William
irFarc. Howard Springer. Br W u.
Glesl~r. Frank HiR-s. II Sfrnr1s II a
Madden. Edward NctaueIard. ben Leach
and Andy Kfrrrufu- %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17

The Banks Construction Company
which has the contract for the cree
ton Of the new Junction High School
building Is working a very large force
Of mon in order 20 complete the build
inE in time for the fail term Of school
The first story Of the building Is near
ing completion The brickleyers are
hard az work laying brick and much
~ tho material 20 be used IN the
building IS already In this city 10 no
delay will hardly be experienced 9th
'r than an interference by the
weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
mack raxes Coming in SLOWLY.

- J. OF som" unknown reason the Elm
Grove taxes for the past wear are coming
IN very Slowly. and unless the delinau-
sH'% pay mp soon there will very likely
he some steps taken 20 collect t,9rcr-
butler has been very lentent with the
taNpay"rs ana does not wish 20 have 20
use any drastic measure 10 collect - a
more%. but nevertheless the taxes must
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-17
Managers compIImented.

The following was taken from the
Bellaire Leader in the issue OF July
10th: The Bellaire Ministerial As
socidtion adopted resolutions yester.
day commencing the present manage
ment OF Wheeling Park for the manner
In which they are conducting the re-
sort this year They report having
had a splendid time at their annual
picnic Tuesday"