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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
ST. LOUIS SERIES.
Cardinals Win Two and Tie One
Browns Win One.

St Louis, Oct. 13.-The Nationals
Saturday lost the first game of the
doubIeheader with the Americans in
the series to decide the city cham
pionship and tied the second game,
which was called at the end of the
sixth inning because of darkness.
The series now stands two victories
for the Nationals and one for the
Americans, with the fourth game a
tie. Scores:
First game r H E
Nationals. ..OO3o O1O1O-5 1
Americans. 90 8 0 IS Is ?
Batteries-Trekell, Griner, Doak and
Wingo, Snyder; Hamilton, Mitchell
and Agnew.
Summary: Two base hits-Agnew,
Austin, Pratt, Evans. Three base hit
-Magee. Home run-Evans. Bases
on balls Hamilton. 2; Doak. 5;
Treken, 1 Griner, 1. Struck out
Hamilton, 1; Mitchell, g; Doak, 8;
Griner, 1. Umpires-Hildebra and
Brennan.
Second game RHE
Nationals. ......0 0 % 1
Americans. ....O 0 0 0 2-2 2
Batteries Harmon and Snyder;
Taylor and Agnew.
Called on account of darkness.)
Summary: Stolen bases-Austin,
Higgins. Bases on balls-Taylor, 1;
Harmon. 1. Struck out-Taylor, :;
Harmon, 2. Umpires-Brennan and
Hildebrand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.

At Lawrence of Kansa!
| SIS; Washington Z.
At Nebraska "a; Kansas
| A. c. 6.
At Kansas City-Washburn Fresh
men 0; Kansas City Veterinary col.
| lege 6.
At Baldwin-Baker university o.
| Haskell 20.
At Des Moines-Drake 20; Grin
nell 0.
At Beloit, wis.-Beloit college So;
Monmouth O.
At ambridge-Harvard %; Will
liams 8.
At New Haven-Yale 27; Lafay-
cite 0.
At Ann Acknowledgment IA; Mount
At Amherst-Amherst 6; Spring
field 10.
At Hanover, n. H.-Dartmouth 80;
Vermont Z.
At West Point-Army %; Rut-
gers 0.
AT Columbus-Western Reserve s;
Ohio State IA.
At New York-Fordham Z; Rens-
selaer Polytechnic Institute 0.
At Hamilton-New York university
0; Hamilton 13.
At acknowledgements 6; Roches-
ter 0.
At Middletown, Conn.-Tufts 10:
Wesleyan 0.
At Providence, R. brown. 6: Ur-
sinus O.
AT dy-Massachusetts Ag-
ricultural college 20; Union 20.
AT Observation-Disclosures 6; Stew
ems o.
At Observation-Disclosures of Gin
cinnati 20: Ohio university 2.
AT Lansing, Mich.-Michigan Agri-
cultural college 81; Alma 0.
At characteristic Z; Cornell 0.
AT Champaign, Il1.-Missouri I; IL
linois "a
AT Iowa City-Iowa rs; Cornell o.
At Annapolis-Navy %; Gearge-
town 0.
At Princeton-Princeto %; Buck
nell s.
At State College, Pa.-Penn State
16; Gettysburg 0.
AT Lafayette-Purdue "a; North
western 0.
AT Philadelphia Pennsylvania 20;
Swarthmore O.
AT St Louis-Rose Poly IA; ST
Louis 7.
At Rolla, Mo.-Rolla Miners 7;
Christian Brothers college Z.
AT Springfeld-Drury 27; Pittsburg,
Kan, Normal 13.
At Charlottesville, Va.-University
of Virginia So; Hampden Sidney col
lege 0.
At Lexington. va-washington and
u
At Greensboro, n. C.-University of
North Carolina I; Davidson college, y.
c., 0.
At Greencastle. Ind.-DePauw o;
Franklin 0.
At Omaha-Doane college 13; Oma-
ha university 0.
At Lake Forest, Ill.-Lake Forest
college I; Carroll college, Waukesha,
Wis, Z.
At Lincoln-Nebraska pa; K. S. A.
c. 6.
At Rochester, Mass.-Holy Cross 13;
Boston college 0.
AT Exeter, n. H.-Yale second team
o; Exeter 10.
At Seattle-University of Washing
ton p; Bremerton Navy All-Stars Z.
At Charlottesville, Ind.-Butler Uni
s: Wabash college 6.
At Hutchinson-Hutchi High |
Al; Stafford High 0.
At Peabody-Peabody High 80; |
Newton High 0.
At Seneca-Seneca High IL; AK |
tell 0.
At Usage City-Osage City High 10;
Crawford Co. o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
NORTON WINS FIRST GAME.
OutclasSed Smith Center and Beat
Them by Score of % to o.

Them by Score of % to o.
Norton, Oct 13.-Norton county high
school last week defeated their first
opponents, Smith Center, by score of
% to 0. The Smith Center team was
outclassed, however, and were not at
all in shape to stand the terrific
plunges of Norton's wonderful full
back Kirk. The game was played in
Smiths territory all the time and
there was never a moment that the
Norton supporters had any fear as to
the outcome of the game.
Norton has always wanted a game
with some of the larger schools in the
east but has never been able to match
a game. Notwithstanding the fact
that there are several new recruits in
the game this year, the team is as
strong as ever and are ready to meet
any high school team in the state if
the financial side can be fixed sa tisfac-
torily with both parties
Coach Brown thinks he was a win
ring team whipped into shape with the
help of Capt. Kirk and ex-Capt. Pay
ton, who plays quarter and has an ed
ucated toe which is worthy of mention.
Smith Center IA: Stockton o.
Smith Center, Kan, Oct. 13.-The
Smith Center high school football team
defeated the Stockton high school team
here Saturday by a score of IA to 0.
Stockton played good game but were
outplayed in the third and the fourth
quarters when they failed to stop the
fast playing of the locals. The Smith
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
ACCIES DEFEATED.
CornhuskerS Tear Through Line
kansanS Scored in First Quarter.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 13.-The Nebraska
university football team romped away
with the lighter Kansas Aggie eleven
Saturday afternoon in their annual
football clash by the score of "a to 6.
1t was not the fault of the Nebraska
line. however, that the Aggies did not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
ILLINI BEAT TIGERS,
Missouri Fell Before Enemy by Score
of 24 to Z.

Champaign, Ill, Oct. 13.-The Uni
versity of Illinois defeated Missouri by
the score of "a to on Illinois field Sat
urday. The defeat of the Colum bia
eleven was decisive, although it start
ed out in brilliant style and scored the
first touchdown of the game. The ILL
nj, prone to tumble in miserable style.
were slow in striking their scoring
gait, but they tied the count in the
second period and ran away from the
Tigers in the second half
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
WHITE SOX BEAT CUBS
Joe Benz Held Murphy's Crew to Shut
Quf-Went Eleven Innings.

Out-Went Eleven Innings.
Chicago, Oct. 13.-Joe Benz pitched
invincible ball Sunday for the Chicago
Americans against the Chicago Nation
ais and the former gained a full game
over their opponents for the title of
city champions. The game went IL
innings. over $1,000 persons saw the
same.
Score: r. H. E.
American 900 600 600 O2-21O 0
National 900 600 600 90 l
Batteries-Benz and Schalk; Cheney
and Archer.
Two base hits-Collins 2; Evers,
Berger, Lord. Three base hits-Lord.
Stolen bases-Collins, Fourier. Struck
out-By Cheney s, Benz 9. Umpires-
O'Day and Sheridan, Orth and
O'Loughlin. Bases on balls-Off Che
new /.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
Usage CITY WON AGAIN

Defeated Burlingame-After County
Championship Title.
Usage City, Oct. lathe Usage
City high school football eleven de-
feated the Burlngame high school
team here Saturday afternoon, IS to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
Crawford Co. 10. Emporia O.

Emporia, Oct. 13.-The Crawford
county all-stars defeated the College
of Emporia seconds here Saturday in
| a one-sided game, 19 to O.. The Wis
itors scored a touchdown in each of
the first three quarters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13

0, in a fast game. Usage City out
played Burlingame in splendid fash
ion. This is Usage City's third straight
victory, having won over Lyndon,
are out after the championship of
Usage county,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-13
PIRATES BEAT MAPS.
Robinson Held CIevelanders to Three
HitS-ScOre Was to o.

HitS-ScOre Was 3 to o.
Cleveland, Oct 13.-Pittsburg de-
feated Cleveland Sunday, making their
post-seasOn series three games to two
in favor of the National Leaguers.
Score: r. H E.
Pittsburg ....... 900 010 020-3 8 8
Cleveland ....... 900 600 600 8 O
BatterieS-RObinSOn and Simon;
Falkenberg and Carisch.
Stolen bases Lajoie, Dolan. Struck
out-By Robinson 8; Falkenberg 8.
Base on balls-Robinson 2; F'alken-
berg 5. mpires-Evans, Eason,
Emslie and Dinen.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
anNERs CORNER DIAGRAM

Having nscertained the trne theory
for all IT this, We must arrive mt a
practical way ofnurlv,ng these thcO
tf.a. u+we did with the curve Of value
irr inside lois. Mr.. somers solves
ll,,a hv taking THE average enhance
mpnt for ION square feet at the corner
| a. lie measure Of the enhancement Ot
pve,v foot III aurh square. and he
does the same for each square Of loo
uunrc feet II every direction from
III. corner square IN other words, he
d,y,dea III. 100 feet square nj the cor
~, into 100 small squares Of LOG
| ~ae,nre fact enci. and based upon the
[ cnrvn of value he has computed III
| ta,ni4 Of dollars the value for every
sunstq Of The hundred for every posi-
| hle u .mhinntion of values Of street,
| forming corners
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
THE IHRICE-A-WEEk
EDITION OF The
new YORK WORLD.
pR AtfrIC Ally nAllA NJ ili'
pNltN OF A WEEKLY NJ
OTHER NEWSPAPER IN lllit
WORLD GIVES 40 Nlf1H VI 50
LOW \ PRICE

Ihi9 ia n time ~ greni - aih@.
and Won will want the news aeenf
n,ely and promptly MI the Gown
trjes Of the world atealily dfaN
rloacr together, aud the TELEGRAPH.
wircs bring the happenings y
every one. No othc, nnWapHret
has a seryice equal 10 that Of lhf
World mud II rcIatne e&etSthtnp
fully and promptly
The World long since atahl'atetl
n record for impartiality, aud nhfs
hody can afford it's Ihficc-a sWnah
edition. which comes atery Other
day In the week. except SUNDAY
II will he of particnla, value ~ ven
now. The Thrice-a W aek Nc'ia
aIsb ahounds ~ other strong Tea
lures, serial stOriea, hunor, mht
ke.a. cartoons IN fact, eNerNt h'ug
that IN To he found in frat elaas
daily
THE THRlt T. A-NIEk WORLD !
regular subscription price ~ onlt
NJ. 90 per year. and THE pay -
I'M papera. W. olter thia tno lua'
led ncwspapei aud TUE WEEkI1
IRERIAN together for one yea
for $50.
The regular suhsc, 'pt'nn rt'en !"
the two papers ia N1.oo.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
ALL rNrttrNcrs cnxsiDEREn.

Wh'le this corner enhancement
doea not niwaya extend loo feet from
tie corner. aud while II sometimes ex
tends more than loo feet, II Is found In
actnni experience that in more than
"a ne, cent Of the corners the enhance
mant does not extend farther than 10O
feet. Ior those situations where the
enhancement exienda more than 100
feet. M. Srmers has devised other ia
hlea tc ascertain the fact aud the ex+
tent nf tile enhancement, hut a de
a., ipttnn III khese tables r. perhaps too
complicated 10 incfnde IL IN article
| FOR popular reading.
Where enhancement does not ex-
tend 100 feet the regular tables here
described disclose that fact and meas
IRE tie col ancelnent only as far - Il
| dnes %. For the measurement Of lOtt
| 81 acute and obtuse angles. the same
| tah,es are used but some additional
devices are necessary To conform Il
tie is,epf,larity or the lot shapss
The influence Of the alley il meas
ured ~ computing hy tie depth per
ceptape table the value OF the lane
devoted 10 alley purposes, and appor
It,nninv that vatue ~ all the lots tina
touch The alley each I'D proportion Il
Itae alley frontage.
| twill thus be seen that the Sompr
Sv.ten provides for mathem atica
d.termtn ton OF the effect Of eacl
a4para,. r. ctor which may be found !,
Zee the total value OF u site. Deter
m,nipg this effect for each facto
one makes II possible 10 make accu
rate comparisons Of the effect Of simi
lar faetor4 upon various sites. and i
estimate the effect Of any one facto
without any confusion as to the effsc
OF another. The Somers sysiem
built upon analysis and proper trea'
Iment or what the analysis dieolosss.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
SCIENTIFIC TAX
ASSESSMENT
OF PROPERTIES,

II III WILL grounded opinion thrt
uiufa nn CORNERS ate more valuable
ilian ihrae ia,fhr, AVA, frnm CORNERS
This TIVE IN ilrr ratna,a ~ .unnli
n, Ytlar.d streets, mud n nlwn,a t,ue
~ t#uti,nne III r,tl.a devoted ~ hu4
Moss
Iir reiimntr nf the valve ~ cetnsl
nttl ucnt pn,nrt lnta hn# uivats ! aer
II aor,rats ~ trout IN ~ thna. vhn hn,e
hah threa ,,nhlcm4 ~ solve ~ ens
thnt a antntt lnt n worth more t'Ann
~ inside lpi l.aia ,netiinhl, 10 nte
Il, ,wa methods ~ measuring TINT dii
fefrnar Either II muat " accurately
fprE.d rrnn some nath, mn'ienl
m.rhnA III u must - guessed at ~
ench indipiAnrl ruae While ~ ~
a." i,n.,rrer nn nn, except Nj
sa.ntra lns WOW i nui 4 ma,hcnatic
~ ptnn u, uh,rh the dlIeeerra could
~ nerufnttis fnenenrti lha result
Il IN ih.rrIn,n hn.n tho, Nr'a n,N.,
enrr lna almost universally h.tn
n1t urri ~ n y tesnfnre ~ the value
~ ti. inafde IN nn thp best stitfi
thus 'pi,rtirr Il tnnnafiaan ~ tie
an,nr hind tia ~ inside lnt ~ tic
Taota' street Ih's percentage muat
u, rrnna9ntils pnf aa.d ~ mud u viii
~ faand ~ le expressed ~ tha at'ra
hpuraa hp ,he aane ninn ~ nrpr'iraia VI
N nli sa4.s W, Instance, one assre t-
- wilt arn,t nri 80 ihe ihrpt, that
nh6nt 'N lrr rrn! II the ninrc, pct
psntnre ~ nii ~ "o,nar lots and he
v,lt wv 3t ~, oro' ~ All ~ hta ee' n,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
The hen.

We have become quite aetus.
toned to enlog,ea on tho modern
hen. and from what some ~ hs
know about Nor achievement We
nr. ready 10 give willing ear T.
alnnst any one who sonnds her
praises, and the following en'hnt
,as,ic comment from n party ~
Michigan tita in quite we'll VIII
our oun opinion: "The hen csn't
plow, hoe corn or spit WOOD, hu'
she gets there jnst HE same.
Sh. doesn't cos, much more than
\ drink Of wi,lskey and 4 plug "i
tobacco, bnt she can earn PEI
cent interest on s25 IN u yeni,
and pay her board besides. lbe
fellow who doesn't think hen
can make more money than gro
cory Store loater doesn't know
much about her
"Take an old speckled hen that
has had no raising u, all, one who
has been thrown out of y corn
crib. kupked of a rap,ch, and ehas
ed ou, Of the garden by worth.
lees pup; just take that so't OF .
hen aud she will pay expenses
and make 81. 4 year, u properly
looked after, and that i M"
| han can be aaid abont a lot 81
cracker barrel statesmen ~ thu
country who will not a'oop 10 ~
ANYTHING short Of running tb'
government, The Poultry tie
view.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY

By using ono for Chills and Fey
or. Bilious Fever, Malaria, Colds
and Grippe. IA 25c bottle contains
exactly ~ many doses as the usual
80 cent bottle which Is twice az
large. Doed quicker and better
work. 1t ads on Liver and bowfaa
Cleans out Int system, Stops thills
and Fever, Builds up Strength No
p,lls or Calomel needed with 1t
Contains no Poisons. 25 cents
Money back plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25

HHf was Wv
click Thn trouble austnrl ~ - the
stomach aud ll&,l Ssha "tr'tfred
srent pain Was unohe u eet ant
thing to help het fthe Nne growing
weaker and realet she heHene
tired of life
Somebody suggested thnt alto write
To- tho rnruna 90 She niii So
Thrnuei, their advice alin began -
use rtr,nn In i.tte, f,on boz ~
thia time aha saws Through the
uer Of pptnun ! have rogninnl my
health I tnn,t only u both" aud
half whrn Wna nhln IT. sloor nnd
eat again and my nervousness dianps
pen,n1 Na vendor Mrs. NneilHt
Eaena rar,,ua II tho house il,Nttef
ai,i.inr circumstances It,unn would
he IN every hn,tee IN the land
ANY on. tnlting Te'unn ought ~
have - FREQ copy If the Ute ~ Life T.
Address pe,una ta tnlunAinas ahin
People who object 10 liquid mcdi
Give. can NOW obtain ee.unr fahless
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25

MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now 10 Cent?, DuZ . pQttl0.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
/ iSsuN pk,-nss-sss
Wss Able TO Sleep and let
Again

Mrs Rii,t llni
eaYs II Il Q . y
I1p,,,na IN tive
house constant
u When ! mn
not inelina vf II
l taltp y teW
dnana II alVa6 y
reaio,ee
N,ts Mueller &
atnvy ~ hnt ~
rnilenco WITH
I'etuna fully ee
plnlua VI hv she
always ltrrna
rer,lna ttn hetll
few ypaia agt,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-10-25
UarNrua Nri rfn lst

Manifest. aurh Il crude aud ineti,cia
en nreihai must reaul, IN corner l,t
npi,ni4nIa flsat ne n'dr NJ ~ mark
ani III fn.t That II .yae,ly what hnr-
rrrt in rynr, rii. tn imfrirn where
-e,n.ta S,sr.,n ntthnhq ~. 80, ~
rlfsd Ti,s II n,net important when
Il " lnani 'hnt. rxr.r'al', ~ 'ag.'
ritt.a II iatp. rptr,n,nre af a'l tle
fn'a III H. hnaina.4 renieia ~. alice
80 ~ snln. IA s"tnn degree y, stree !
inisfA titnna.
hnt only il tff tntntf lat more "A
ualtle fhan NH naie 'nf but offrr ''tn
aecnni lnt. nhH ryfn the third lot is
worth more than ~ inside ~ father
away from the corner This NIL lie
ponds ~ the snlue " the interaec'inR
atrpef, aud how wide The corner lot II.
These conditions vary ~ every cor
ner aud nt ever, corner We therefore
have il problem different from the
prrhtnrn AZ any other corner Sizes
md ahlpea differ. intersecting streets
4 ILL.,. even lie main street differs NJ
Il II istnt points II muat lie apparent
therefore tint any given percentage
~, nnepaarinr the enhancement vt a
corner iri over m inside lot muss We
,nadraua,r. This inrt II susceptible
nf mathematical henapnat.ntinE "
puch rrn.i were necessary. hut II u
~, fnr The uurrnssa ~ this expoaitian
III thf Aume,a ~ ateh.
| ata III corners possess what may he
called tho blended effect Of the two
afr.t4 making ihe corner, This
htana " nn, the total Of the value o.
the i,sn streets, hut In something less
than That
theoretically the point of enhance
menl made Wy two streets coming 10
| p.thef IL ~ the very cnrner TheOre
tirnily also this enhancement 2tOwl
less and lesa point y, point, In ever,
direction sway from tie corner. Thu
/ ,,aarneh effect must lie ~ curves as "
| III. cHse nf the interior LOT with which
.e dealt III discussing the relative
valur Of the front and rear depths q
inside lots.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17
FRIGHTFUL SENSATION

Awful! Tur-ri-ble! President VIII
son has busted some more preced-
ents. He has taken his message right
before joint session of Senate and
House. Senatorial dignity is weeping
bitter tears of shame. Parliamentary
custom is squealing like a stuck pig
from its place in the garbage can.
Ancient ceremony is smoking in a
heap out behind the Capitol. And
Woodrow is under charges of grossly
ignoring most of the high falutin'
amenities.
But, go to it, Woodrow! Stuff the
rag-bag with the. frills and feathers,
and rely on the American people until
you're convicted of cowardice and
dishonesty!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17

malls of Published Insinuation in En-
pire Purchase. Head in American.
States attorney, having called no
one before the grand jury but those
who might be involved, doubtless is
hearing nothing but what he expects.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17

seem to be AFRAID either OF money or
tradition. ! -
Some kind phiIanthropist ought to
adopt that libel case of Andy Law
renee against John M. Glenn. It's. a
regular orphing. - 81, ,---
Edgar T. Davies rises to remark
that he still is chief factory inspector
although fired. -
As Tad used to remark so bIitheIy,
"'Sic i'm, Prince, he bit your father"
Seems to US there's a whole lot
more fun in being legislator than
in being. a newspaper man. And
darn sight less work!
The Chicago Woman's Club was
asked to use it's influence to. reform
the evils in India yesterday.
Why not the evils in the State
street department stores, or in the
West Side sweatshops, or in the hell
hole known as Back O. the Yards?"
We just suggest this so the
Woman's Club might save postage
and carfare. 'Tain't none of our bust
ness whom the Woman's Club wants
to reform. sf
Pondering over Jimmie Simpson,
of Marshall Field & Co., our idea of
a real gentleman is the. tenderloin
saloonkeeper who lets poor bum get
away with a free lunch without buy
ing glass of beer. $50 :
Boys who do chores seldom 60
wrong. Our own U. S. Senator
Sherman, of the baggy trousers and
the effort to look, like Lincoln.
And, of course, boys who do do
chores grow up to be U. S. senators,
don't they, Larry? -. ;-~.
millions annually die directly from
the cause of checked perspiration."-
Lii Russell, in the Trib.
All Hearst Democrats are safe so
long as the inquiry into the voting
machine scandal keeps up, If Lii is
right.
Daniel F. Kellogg, financial editor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-17

All! the man who smiles when the
world goes wrong,
And who laughs when he's down
and out, -
Who can grin when he's up against
hard luck 80.
Is hero, beyond doubt.
We have often read of man like this,
But greatly to our regret.
Though we travel some, and our eye
sights good, =
> We have never seen one yet.
Foxy Zapata again refuses to come
in and surrender to Huerta If they
get Mr.. Zapata's goat, metaphorically
speaking, they'll have to go into the
brush and run it down,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14

ct al. from Monroe county. Reversed
and remanded.
BY Judge Lynch
Reed VS.. Bockmann. from Peasants
county. Affirmed
In the Bank OF Union. case from
Monroe county. in which the lower
court was reversed. the Supreme
Court holds that the liability of a
banks officers for gross neglect OF
duty and wilful acknowledgement Of its
AFFAIRS. and tire double liability of
stockholders. are both assets In the
hands of the trustee OF an insolvent
bank. TO be administered for the ben.
eht OF its creditors; and that IL is
proper TO administer both of said as.
sets in suit brought by the trustee
against the bank. its stockholders and
creditors.
II the trustee. by his hill. does not
seek to enforce the officers liability.
the defendant stockholders may do so
ty answers in the nature OF cross
bills, says the opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
RIVER NEWS

The City Of Parkersburg due down
for ParkeTsburg az 10 O'Clock Monday
night. did not reach here until Z
O'Clock yesterday morning She was
delayed by being aground below Dam
No. II early yesterday morning. and
despite the labors OF the crew for
more than four hours. the boat was
held fast on the bar until sjhe bear
traps IN the dam were lowered. foa,.
Ing the steamer
The Liberty departed az noon yes.
'crday for Matamoras She Is due In
tonight from that port
The Kanawha Is scheduled To clear
this point AZ s O'Clock this morning.
for Charleston
tn" city Of Parkcrsburg VIII be M
at o'clock this afternoon. bound for
Pittsburgh
Unless rains fan within the neH,
70 wdays. river men anticiJ ate trouble
for the big steamers In maintaining
their operations. az the river Is very
low in many places The stage here
is kept Hp bv Dam 40 ~. and yester
day recorded 8 feet 6 inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
CHARTERS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May Ia
The following charters have been
issued by the Secretary Of State.
klots Throwing Company OF West
Nirgnia. with principal Office at K.y-
ser. W. Va, 10 manufacture and sell
cotton. velvet or other fabrics. An.
thorized capital. $1,000. Jncorpora-
tors. Frederick Hildcrbrandt. Tomp
Linsyille. y y: Hush l.. Nehrins.
Lauren Carroll and Francis ". Wat
Tns. Of New York. aad John G. Grier.
Of Brooklyn
The Dollar oil COMPANY. of Hunt.
inciun. w Va. 20 drill for oil and gas
IN West Virginia and * .u'Ickv. Au-
tEorized capital. $4,000 lncorpora.
tors. GEORGE " Harold. \. y.
Spears. = y Eullingiou. ! II. Le
l;lanc and Thomas W. Harvey. all OF
huntington.
Mineral SprinEs OF 4 Gas Gonna
ny. Of Clarkshurg. " Va to drill for
I'll and gas IN Union district Of liar
rison county. W Va Authorized can
ifal. $4,000 lncorporators u W
Cork. " \. Haynes. p y Haymakcf.
John = CANDY and William ~ Can
uy. ". al ~ Clarkshurr
Acme Ruilding a. Joan Association.
of Nariinshu-z " ~. to cnrouracr
hCwc building Nu'horlz"d catftal.
fl''.n0n. Interpretations " r. out
calf. u. VI. Hilmrr. T. " Poole. r..
lloyd Faulk"r. J.. :. Emmert. MI.