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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25

Not only is the annual fair a pay
ing proposition from a financial stand.
poit, but furnishes week Of recrea-
tion for the toll worn and deserving
farmer each year.
The agricultural products exhibits
and the stock show ring are two feat
ures Of the fair which are Of no small
moment, since they encourage the
better breeding of live stock OF all
kinds and more care in the selection
Of seed and preparation OF the soil.
The directors Of the association
held meeting yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of calling a meeting
OF the stockholders to elect officers
for the ensuing year and make nee
essary arrangements for the Sep
tember fair.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25
CARE OF Snnrs

in damp weather an inner sole O..
newspaper In the shoes will fre.
quently exclude moisture and pre-
vent cold. Damp shoes and stock
iings should be removed Immediate.
ly. If shoes are wet. fiji with dr.,
oats; they will dry without harden.
ing. The grain can be dried and
used again. II the shoes are hard
and stiff, rub the leather with a mix
ture OF sweet oil and lard. To rem.
der shoes imperyious to water, warm
the soles and coat them with two or
three applications of copal varnish
Shoes are also made water proof and
snow-proof by rubbing the soles with
linseed oil.-Home Department, Ma.
tional Magazine for April.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Monday afternoon, from two to six,
MRS. Frank V. Carson, entertained at
progressive hearts, In honor of Mrs
trank NJ. Mason, who is to make her
future home at Elkhart, Kansas;
Mrs McWilllams, being the lucky
contestant, carried away the prize
At the close of the day. a most dainty
four-course lunch was served, the
large table being resplendent with
hand-painted china, the handiwork
of the hostess The invited list in
Icluded; Mesdames Mason, f. j. Jones,
McWilliams, Nichols, Commons, Z.
q. Woods, Craigs, Edison, KaraI,
Henry, Sanford, Harrison and the
Misses Jordan, Miller and Wiley.
Mrs. ]. r McWilliams delightfully."-
entertained about twenty of her
friends Monday afternoon, in honor
OF Mrs Fl. L. Mecum OF Mangum, Ok
lahoma, and Mrs. f. p. Kennedy of
Norton, Kansas. The cambric and
crochet needles We're helpless In the
hands OF the busy guests, who eager.
~ urged the completion of many
dainty articles of handiwork. A most
delicious lunch was served and all
answered present when theroll was
called to assemble at the various
tables, and it was the unanimous
wish that the guests of honor would
gisit Liberal often. or send substi-
tutes.
The w. @, T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Had Eane,. riday. April 25th.
at 800 D. m. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Roll Call-Scripture references to
the Sabbath
Attitude of Corporations and Our
Government Toward the Sabbath OBJ
servance ,.-............. Mrs. Grinstead
The Home ad the Sabbath
Mrs Scandfett
Discussion - Unnecessary Toll
Church Attendance
parliamentary Drill
Mrs. Ruth Edison and Mr.. Lynn
Wars we're united in marriage at the
lome of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs j. W. Fizer. on Thursday. |
April II, Rev. A. w. hide officiating.
They are now at home to their many
riends at their residence in the !
western part of the city
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25

Don't fail to attend the Third An
nual May Festival at the Presby-
terian church, May 1st, Admission,
35 cents. Company B. will serve ice
cream and cake to those who wish
it following the program, for Ii
cents,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25
IN GOOD STANDING

The following financial statement
OF the Liberal Fair Association as
furnised us by Secretary Qulnlan,
proves the annual county fair pay
Ing proposition for those interested.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25

Mr., and Mrs. F. E. Kennedy lett
on No 4, Wednesday after a very
pleasant visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Chas. d. Taylor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25

REMEMBER Funk 6 Wood
will pay you the high dollar for
any kind or any number of cattle,
ANY old time you want to sell
them see 0. 7. Wood at Liberal
or j. F. Funk at Hugoton. 4-25tf
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25

Mrs. j. E. George has returned
from an extended visit to Excelsior
Springs.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25

G. NJ. Glenn made a business trip
70 GaVden City Monday Of this week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-04-25
ASSETS
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in.........,. 50, ,9O3 so
Balance owed on land ........ 800 90
Balance owed on ball park. II 90
6. M. LoMonnler.. 49,. ,.......... is 90
Paul W. Light Lbr. Co....... 4O3 IL
Scandrett & Fuest. 229,O1
Southwestern Hardware Co.. 50 so
Geo. Quinlan advanced" "a 10
N. j. Townsend Insurance" 15 90
Unlisted estimated" ........ .,.r4 l2O 81
Profit and loss..........,..-...... .......~- 1,l6l 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Wheeling May Have Place
In New Central League
During Coming Season

the entire thirteen wears he WAS in
baseball. yet he felt that il was all
SACRIFICED in a good cause.
Further than this he has paid high
compliments to Babe Myers and stat
ed that he would be the man he will
select as manager IL there is any
baseball team in Wheeling next sea.
son.
IL is rather early TO prognosticate
as TO baseball happenings which NAV
possibly be year on. but. vet. with
all the rumor current throughout this
section of the country concerning the
reported merger. IT is only natural
That local fans should be Interested
IN the forthcoming results.
Possible Trouble.
While Wheeling is conceded Il place
IN the league by most OF the papers.
yet in some circles II is stated that
she may possibly be ousted by Can
ton. Whether or not there is any
foundation fer this statement or not i.
rot known. but IL is a fact that the
baseball people in Canton are very
much alive to the situation and will
do all possible to have tho CITY rep
resented in professional ranks next
season
However. with sufficient interest
shown ON h" Tart of local fans, IL IL
doubtful If the Ohio city would be abl.
10 crowd Wheeling out OF the NOW
league. because ~ the TWO thi- CITY.
no doubt. has had the bcst baseball
reputation during The Old DAYS of tn
former Central "Qui vivc. though.
should l." the watchWOrd OF this city
with regard to Canton.
1t will probably not be- long befor.
some definite move is made toward
the o.. ming al the rev lra-.Ie. if there
a. "uNthinS back Of all the various ac-
uNities: and until then the baScba n
followers locally are hoping Tor the
best. which Is that protes sionaI
team Will again be seen on the Island
park. aS there Is 40 doubt shall he.
President Perkins when asked about
baseball for nrNt velr in Wheeling.
stated that il was entirety too soon for
HIM To be- making any statement 8
ahou' a matter so H. off. but from ms;
tain. ~ could be- Judged that ne. too.
- vel a. IN" other maguates. have
not entirely given up the idea of 4
team Tor Il 'Nt veal
With g team IN Wh-eiug next sea
son u is likely that man. of tho old
players who nav" neel Identified with
th" ci'H's baseball teams ~ tsSt wears
would T.. seen back m tho liue-up.
such ~ W"ich"r. Gray. Stcnbrennei.
and others. All OF whom have warm
spot ~ the = hearts for old Wheeling
Efforts Will doubtless br made 10 So
cure them
In the meantime wc can only hope.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

tel l'rr~s tonight tho California; said.
'Iafke proved himself Oh. better man
on ground strokes. and. 40 - larntred.
th" result 90 fo-day's match wfff him
y"Ifudfd largely ON this department OF
I o same Gu not wish o. complain
tnt np rof zee that ND ground afrokes
were no O." ire usual STANDARD do not
.itfinit" wy defeat 90 s'1leus-s. ps ]
feel quite Tf"
AfHgIFn Williams never really seem
~ DO danger Iffure tho veteran OLSON
N"NfffH'.f-. hIe Goodness spfurfirrra
NFffIIE on 10. hIeseneee. gave hl- back
''- many HfNI"us moments Hrf WHOM
'.f' necessity Hrn.f the Nu.Ir.afsr
r''"'f .'. f.Hf fHrt.
The Eugi.rh experts WHO did not ffT-
ufr "n WIruIuE either Uf fH-Iaf.s sin
kf-. ffurtIlf Hrf IuHfiauf and f.tI f.1f
i." l-nFi'en f'urles team Has more than
wat.H
H-.ge victory over M.fsuEhlin is Of
ffInHffu LARGELY o. hi seFftcmafir play
Hni also f" tha fact THAT fno Carffnr-
IHu "Hr Eifru little chance CD mate
frIIng emla e.
A'i.ourl us GRITTY % tfe spectators
tt.ff".f were arNirua On rce me British
y In. Efur."|a applause was SVEN On god.
N'Nff leans W.u were IuNl'lf support ~
D. Fr frfhueiHefir contingent or their
follow country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
MATTER BEING CONSIDERED BY
mA0NATES OF OLD CIRCUIT.
terre Haute and Evansville to Be
Dropped and Four Survivors Of
Interstate Entered

II seems 10 be no Idle dream that
wheeling will have "A base ball team
Tor next season. There Is not "A day
passing but what something new
arises to more fully convince anyone
Rwho is observing the Developments
THAT there is something being planned
famong base ball men in four of the
cities OF the former Interstate which
shall result in a new league being
Eformed in this section.
u Just what cities the new league will
Include is at best only problematical
|. Rumor has it that Dayton. Springfield.
.fort Wayne and Grand Rapids. the
Hour Eastern cities OF the six -club
central League. win combine with
youngstown, Erie. Akron and Wheel.
ing or the Interstate. Five of these
cities have formerly been joined I'm
base ball before in the old Central
League, which. while IL lasted. was
,one OF the most successful minor
leagues in the country. All of them
were in the l2-club Central.
The change would necessitate the
.dropping OF only two cities. Evansvill.
and Terre Haute beth OF which AT
declared TO he drawing very poorly
and are really a drag on the Central
at present
What makes this report look eXcep-
fionally good j. the tact thai the four
clubs OF the Central are said To be
taking the initiative in all the moves
and are really anxious 70 establish an
eight-club circuit again. a. tho six.
club one has proven anything but !,
success.
Should the plan materiali4e. ma
more compact minor league could be-
found in organized base ball. The
mlleage would be short. and. best q.
all, the cities included are an good
pullers. equalling or exceeding the
10000 mark in population
Territorial Rights.
To further prove that the talk o. the
new organization is oi different quaI
1ty from the usual yarn spinning" in
nulged in by base ball enthusiasts. au.
phcation has already been made =,
Secretary J. H. Farrell. az the IA
fional Association OF Professional
pSase Ball Leagues. asking for terrific
fial rights on the four former Inter
state cities.
All this but confirm ,he former
prediction OF the Gntellcencer that
there was something in the wind IN
local baseball circles. judging from
president Perkins reluctance. TO mart
with his holdings and his interest I'm
the arrangements Badc Myers. former
manager OF m" Canton club. makes
Tor next season. n is known Dosi.
lively That Perkins is still Interested
In the national pastime. both for rusu.
cial reasons and for sheer love Of the
game Itself. He Is credited with SAY
Ing. following the meeting AZ Clevc.
hnd, preceding the disbandin-. that
while he had been losing steadily for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
.FAYETTE CITY
VS.. BELLAIRE
TWO FAST GAMES EXPECTED TO
DAY AND TOMORROW BY
HESE TEAMS.
Brown or Matthews viii Open on the
Firing Line To-day For the lo-
esls-Westiake to Umpire.

Much interest is being manifest in
the two games which will be played
at the Sixteenth Street park. Bellaire.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons. be-
tween the fast aggregation of ball
players representing Fayette City,
Pa. and the Bellairc Athletics. The
game this afternoon will start prompt
~ az $3.50 o'clock and the Sunday
game will start at $50 O'Clock in or
der that the visiting team can return
home SUNDAY evening.
Manager Kennedy has not an
nounced the battery for to-day game
but Brown or Matthews will probably
be ON the firing line with "Old War
Horse Stanley on the receiving end.
Shuttleworth will probably perform
in the Sunday game This trio has
been pitching excellent ball as the To-
Gals have won thirteen and lost but
two games so far this season.
Very little Is known OF the visiting
aggregation bu' recent reports state
that this club Is one OF the fastest in
the state OF PENNSYLVANIA Number
ing among its lineup are several old
!eaguers and some recruits that prom.
Is" 10 be given a chance in the big
show I'm few years
According to the demands Of the
ians the management of the Bcllair.
Athletic Association has secured the
services Of real umpire Tor the Sat
Lrday game. this being none other
than the famous George Westlake
who played such sensational ball ia
the big leagues just Few short years
ago. Westlake has umpired several
games in this vicinity and knows the
game from beginning To end and will
umpire fair and impartial game oi
hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
EXHIBITION GAME

TROY. y. y. juH ED. tn. TIot
New York stat" sia1u, t"da, d,-..t-
ID Bro"klyu or ih' National Loague
in an exhibition gam" this sFt.ruo"n
with "a battling raily .u o." uirth in
nirE. Sc"r.. Troy e.. Hr"okIyu. ..
Batteries Winter and Gidd". walker
ana Hc,kiurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

New york. 20. e.. 80. A.. Sc.
'fothi"r Will meet Johnston and
\l.s viii m"-ct Gardner In the semi
urals tomorrow.
rho S-ui-unLs for the eastern
doubles championship will also toe
PLAYED tomorrow. with Iarned and
Wright opposing Touchard and Wash
: 90 amt Stiles and Iabncy playing
Scott and Bsaie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Baseball in IN" Federal league IS said
I" b, NOT quite 80 fast a. that put uu
10y Tie f"rine Interstate circuit Most
% al the PLAYERS who have went up
from clubs o. the non-existing League
nave stated that the article Of ball PLAY
81 10y the outlaws Is Just a little slow
TrN Federal clubs however have
~srIu cau~se 20 worry. for they only
nav" o. point To- the success of their
hrsi attempt t. invade the circiees OF
"f ffized ball, and Their remind one OF
90" Inflated Interstate. After all. ~
nat counts. NJ matter in what line OF
'uictvCr.
over IN Erie the fanss have taken q
up0n ih'mSelN'e Co reimburse Larry
'tu Milan with lls salary 49, manager
i"r The resi- or the season. which he
would have received had the lea quo not
lf"."u up While ~ looks ns 90 this IT,
-fid ug Larry a. little soft stuT' vet
We cannot hut cay that he Is deserving
u. th. money. Iie gave the Erie fans
ono ~ the hest teams that was ever
Etfn'r"f 100 minor league baseball of
200" same class. aud - viii probably be
a '.ns unc before they will ever have
CIr.ov 11uurt. manager % the Steel
men .- TOW rtfd fo be- on tho lookout
'"r another job. "a "a which 20 nm out
viii tuiu On" independent club Of
't-'er'' Ie. it. which Jack McAIecse Is
Organizing
hts signed with tho Nashville club Or
fhr suItNeru league. ard VIII fofn them
Immediately.
The Irte-~tate pisver-. Montgomery.
watson. Snrp nrd SneehHu Who are 1T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
CEMI-
0AMATEUR NOTES

Th~ fest columbia club base ball etau
~ south Naes inE IS without a game
Tor SUNDAY. and b. possible would Ike
Z" arrange a gam" for this date with
N"-r" firsf rate team 90 their sldrs. FOR
any convenient grounds Tor iuso-Iua-
ii"n call 1913 National phone. Manager
PAUL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

The T. J. Minis will play tho strong
y. e.. Myers team. 90 AiouuIsvflls sun
lay afternoon ou TIE Tveufy sixth street
play grounds. Gam. wiu he called AZ @
A" clock slnrT. cooper and kNnkcr will
form the battery fr- TIE Minis and this
city lads 70 some.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

Ownsrss OF baseball clubs must h.
more careful IA future in making ver-
nal contracts with young players. a.
the following warning was sent out
Ncsterdty by the National Comm SSion:
section ., Article VIII. OF the nat
ionhl agreement. reads as follows:
ANY agreement between club and
player Tor service. evidenced nv written
acceptance. whether by letter or TEL
gram. or receipt from PLAYER fo- money
advanced TO him 10 bind such arres
mem snail be construed to be aa COM
tract ana held 20 be binding
i" AVOID disputes between clubs AZ
10 Inc priority OF claim To- uiayers nm
der this clause. the commission herebv
serves notice on all clubs thar hercaf-
Ter the validity OF an informal contract
DttWcen a club and player for the fu-
tuTe service Of the latter will not no
recognized unless tho written evidence
theeuf. Is sushmitted 20 tho rreside,t
81 The Interested clubs league n a
minor league. or 60 Secretary TarreIf
~ a minor league. within ten dav- after
ms agreement o. made. for urDrufiga-
tou in the next official bulletin ~ thar
Iarty 20 the agreement and for cerfi-
hcatsion 10 tho secretary or the com
mission for record"
Negotiations are pending FOR a fen
rouht bout between pakev MFarfard
ana Wiihe Richie IN Milwaukee early
~ october Il s. said that McTa-ian1
has agreed o. meet Richie and thst
w" latter ia considering tho prou0s.-
position Richie iss expected a. ar
NV" To- 'hicago about August 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

I
rlavgrouuds. Gam. VIII hr called az @
" clock slnrf. cooper and kifukcr will
form the battery fDr tie Minis and tlis
r"ir are counted 90 to make tho Mound
city lads gO some
owing 20 TO death o; Arch Clark. one
or the members If IN" Lodge. tae .ame
rUh"duled for this afternoon between -hc
baltimore Lodge. Is. of T.. 81 this city.
tit Tire lodge team ~ McAierLeu. has
been 'aI"d or. TIE game was 20 have
and " Dob probably Tod. contested some Irre
lu tie near future.
The whiriwinds a-cTt NO c.siIenee n
tho y. y. C's FOR sunday wees
The Wti-lwlrds would ,tse ~ slEn up
Joe ToVlinr. of North Wacrlt-r. f"r
'.ri tH-s t-aI ffns-M. >atfr-ar phone
between . - aud O'.''.A IuI ask for
- Ideal and Anchor INN teams o.
MARITIME l'if- nave changed cir u''-
posed series u three games into ono uf
fr' Two of f.- games have aIretd.
H'en riHr"d ga TIE result IHe been
o.. eau team winning ON" same.
1000 N"'I U.f uf f.e contest so fHr and the
fefnniuliE games arr expected fs lt
equally sli attended
TITO tHIrd game of Tho sorIee VIII te
played 'h.4 afternoon Dn i'yl"e reif
batteries frr lf't.-. Ns|lIr and ti Males.
tri for Anchor l'ne. d"l and Eeu-
T.r fourth s1m~ will tate place Zoe
'"N f''. .r .'c WtI '"id v..H
t.' 5000" f"r fr hftn anI a'. iHug cone
f'r' .4 unsettled.
Tie H-I1gerort If,VIers CHALLENGE a.t
foam Dol i" NNin Atlist r.r H Etwr 90
rufr1 ear. w'~ fHruus. thIs rfrs. Tile
NV Irr. WI r.as a' $40 l1'.s,r' f.Is
meet -f~ fast Vdtu. frrr on fre Md
wee" 't' .'f rr..fH. 40 PLAYERS are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

'w ing 20 to death % Arch Clark. one
or the member Il IN. Lodge ito came
r' hFf4GIrd for this afternoon between che
Baltimore Lodge. Is. of g.. 81 this city.
and tire lodge team ~ McNerEeu has
boon called or TIE game was 20 have
u""u played ou the MeNie-heu grounds
and v liI probably te contested some inc
lu tie near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

present PLAYING with the Pittsburgh
tederalS seem TO the whole team In a
recent game the 81. Louis club. the
quartet were responsible directly or IN
yirectlN Tor all or the runs scored
:Hheehan himself registering three OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

The Wti-lwlrds would ,tse ~ sirn up
Joe ToWlirE. of Nurtt W.crI-.r Tor
f'.ri th-'. can ffHS-M Naffnusf phone
between . 81 and o..fpoa ana ASK for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

. Up" lrfs-~t1te piavcr-. MONTGOMERY.
"ts'r. ~npp and Sneehan Who are II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-02-22
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to repeal end Te-ofa l.,
with amendments Section Z, Of artleis
SIS 81 the City Code Of Annapolls'
having reference 10 Sewer con.
section j Be it established and or,
dained by the Mayor, Counselor ana
Aldermen. of the City Of Annap Ss..s
tbst Section Z. Of Article S6, Of the Oity
Coris he and the same is hereby re-
raaIea and ls-oTdained with amend
rnents so as To read as follows;
section :. II shall be unlawful mere
offar for any person or persons 10 erect
~ allow to remain ON bis, her or their
PREMISES binding on any street, laoe or
alley through which q public sewer i
laid any sink, vault, box or otneF re-
centaele for privy matter, on his her or
their premises, but be, she or tneS shSii
lie required under permit issued -
provided in this Article, 70 attach
drain pipe with proper taps nom 1neh
premises 10 connect with SAID sewer,
sueh connection TO be OF suneleht
capacitv and so constructed as 10 carry
to said sewer all pTivy or other inal.esh
which may be caused 10 pass through
such sewer connection, and SO as 70
have connections no larger than the
main sewer on bnat ph1tiCNAaA
The City Commissioner shall give TWEEN
tv davs' notice 10 all property owners,
or their agents, to make the proper
sewer connections as herein required
and if the said owner, or his or their
agent or agents shall refuse or neglect
| to make said sewer connections, they
or each of them, shall be liable TO a tine
of I'VE dollars IS 00) to be recovered rs
in other cases of fines and forieitures,
aud in case of continued default and
neglect the said Commissioner shall
cause the work to be done in suitable
manner, and the Counselor OF the city
shall institute proceedings to recover
the cost thereof and the same shall be a
| charge upon the said real estate, and
| shall be collected accordingly, under the
powers derived from the charter of the
/ city.
Section 2. And be it established and
ordained that this ordinance shall take
effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved January Is, 1918
Signed-JAMES F. STRANGE,
Mayor.
True Copy, Test
PHIL. +. PORTER,
ii2 Clerk.