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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17
MITCHELL * STEVENSON. Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING. ". Va, June 1s. IL
The following quotations on the NOR.
active stocks uf tho Wheeling marked
are corrected FOR The lntelligencer by
MltcheH & Stevenson. Inc. local brokers.
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WHEELING ". Va. June &c. II
VanEs II scti'- sturK. o.. tus No.
tort stock EKcilpur~ r"rr~ctsI daily ~
= r. Mnstsn Co broksra
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 16-Tncrease sales
or wheat and the fact that the first car
70 reach here loaded from the new crop
had arrived earlier In the season than
ever before known. made the market .p-
was weak. = "a &c 20 = $40 under last
night. Corn finished at so NC 10 &c
net decline. oats unchanged to t.c Off
and provisions with q loss OF Toe To-
81 tac.
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Pitisburoh StoeI,.

WHEELING. vs. Va. June &C. 10
To- arfIvs mucous. rf.t.F- t4fIs-fsa
halv hv Waste r rn bHrrsrs
tnf bsntsrs National Er~nanr. Mans
buflffn
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,r'Ht ,".N'-t 'h"i'' ..-.... 10 50
veal Calves. fair fu good. 80 s0FfIO 90
Light. heavy a. com. calves o 90 ~ 90
~" % Cows. ext. per nd. 90 UO1f 20 uu
tresb cows. common TO fa!r2B 90 a 40 Oo
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lh Transfer book closes June goth FOR
per cont cash dividend. Tayab.e July /.
go Transfer hooks close June 20 for
! y per cent cash dividend. payable July
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Pure oil .......... IL 49,.
san Toy Observation-Disclosures. II 4.
Union switch a signal .......10S .lNq1.
Westinghouse Air Brake 1921 T. 100.
Westinghouse Electric...... aTa a
e. 81. l6ia l6is 1919 Is i6isI 100
do pi 33's 93is 90 s2ia % 20
i-hbeL' 81 Slhs 81 81 .....I 1N5
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ArtIelea. ! open. m. I.ow. | CIo..

Cash quotations were as follows.
rye No. nominal. SO. g. E4c
Harley--I0 ~ Csc.
TimothN-s4 us.-l.
Clover &IH.OOu13O
Tork-S2O.5S.
Lard 1921.
Hibs-S1l.UUm 80
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CHICAGO. June 1b.-IiOEs. receipts
1880, strong. bulk Of sales g. LOff /, So.
light $500 $50. mixed S. Tus .l.
heavy $3.50 no 12i.. rough So urf U.t.
pigs $500 $50 Cattle. receipts Z.suI.
steady; breyes S7.Ia01 go. steers $500 ..
k.l1. FtOcher- and feeders Et.I5us To.
COWS and helfsrs $500 u so. calves
AI.-l 'f 1885. sheep. receipts 1000.
sheep EE.5Offs.5O. yearllnEg sG.f0GT .ss.
lambs gC.T54 500. springs s1.JUngsl
rITTSET EGtL Pa. June 16-CaftIc.
steady. supply light. choice s. snlr
Hu. prime ts CInS 30.
sheep. slow supply fair. prime wefh-
fr4 81 NuuE 90. yulIa and commons
81 rNuf uH. lambs 60 Unm Co.,
Veal calves. SO nn fu 90
Hogs. active receipt 1N doubledrrEa
Prime hsaNfrH 90. mediums. heavy
workers. light workers and pig. o. u
90. rourhs s. nNu- 7r
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Lard.
Rice

Extra fancy head Sc N.
10. cartons ... ~
Carolina head. extra fancy
CAROLINA head. fancy ~
carolina head. choice.
a oli'a. medium ....... 81.
Japan fancy ........... AZ
Japan choice .........
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Fidelity Local Stocks.


" ffIFIsINI, W Va June 10 III
Corrected dNiiy for TIE tnt.ltIcer -
BY the Fidelity Investment Association.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

w HEELlNG, W. Va. June rs. It.
Car-ls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
SMALLSWAC
IS COPIED
BY BURCS

Last night. between the hours Of
and 10 burglars visited The home OF
L. G. Iiutson. corner Of Sixth and Min
nesota. and made a complete getaway
with d small amount Of money, pre-
sumably about $40
Mr.. Hutson and family were out
driving in their car and upon their re.
turn found that the house had been
burglarized. An inventory fails to
show valuabes missing. other than the
amount OF money, That the burglar
made a thorough search of the prem.
ises was evidenced by the traces left
by his work He had visited every
room in the house, going through
every drawer and closet where any
valuables might be kept, turning the
contents upon the floor.
Entrance was effected from the
kitchen window The corner OF the
screen frame had been pried up ant
the hook torn OIL, giving MN lree ac
cess to the entire house 1t is the be
lief that whoever the burglar might
be, he watched until the family de
parted and then, feeling secure, pro
ceeded about his business. Evidently
he saw the family next door leave
their home also. for the recklessnesi
with which he must have proceeded
appears to indicate that he did no
fear interruption. The tearing open 0
the screen must have made consider
able noise, yet none Of the neighbor
were attracted by the commotion. A.
yet, no arrests have been made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
]. 7. ELDER
FOR CO. TAX
ASSESSOR

]. n Elder of Chickasha announce
ed today that he is candidate for
nomination to the office Of tax asses
sor of Grady county at the August pri-
mari9s.
Mr. Elder is native OF Missouri,
but has lived in Oklahoma Is years
and his been resident of Grady coun-
ty for II years. In speaking of his
candidacy Mr. Elder said n was born
a Democrat and have been with the
party ever since. / believe in fair
and impartial assessment Of all taxes
aud fair deal to everyone. II am
elected that's just what the people
may expect from, me and what they
will get. Also. they will find me on
the job six days in every week doing
my level best to give the taxpayers an
honest, faithful and efficient admins
tration."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15

BY WILSON
SENSATION
President Charges That Business
Interests Behind Agitation to
Compel Congress Adjourn
Without Trust Leg.

Washington June IA sensation
riyalling President Wilson's charge
that lobby tried to defeat the tariff
bill, was launched by the president
himself today when he bluntly charg-
ed that combination OF business in
terests were behind the agitation to
compel congress to adjourn without
enacting trust legislation.
The president declared emphatical-
ly that he would rot consent to the
plan proposed by Underwood for the
immediate adjournment of congress
until after election and that the ad-
ministration trust bills then be taken
up at special session. The president
told the newspaper men there is plenty
of evidence of the so-called business
depression being manufactured to
force the delay The worst thing that
could happen the president said,
would be to have further delay with
the business men in the dark regard.
ing the plans OF the lawmakers. | win
insist on the trust program going
through"
Senators are interested in an adj
journment plan accredited to Majority
Leader Underwood OF the house which
would enable congress to quit next
month as soon as the appropriation
bills are passed Their interest, how
ever, SO far does not indicate they will
adopt it, There is little doubt that
some sort OF trust legislation will be
put. through the senate before adjourn
ment Even the proposal that spe-
ciaI session be called in November to
take up trust legislation is not likely
to meet the views OF the senate aud
president
Majority Leader Underwood will
leave today for Charlottesville. Va
where, as retiring president Of the
University of Virginia Alumni he will
participate in the commencement cere
monies. On his return Wednesday he
expects to resume his efforts to gei
the support OF senators for q plan fol
July adjournment Primaries will bs
held in some Of the state within ;
month and representatives Of thoss
states want to be home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
PRINCE FIGHTS
FOR HIS THRONE

BY United Press.
Vienna, June 15.-Fighting for the
throne to which he was raised by the
powers, Prince William of Alabina
was on the firing line today at the
head of 5000 troops repelling an at
tack Of 27,0OO insurgents on Durazzo,
his capital. 1t is doubtful if the prince
can hold out much longer. In the de-
termination to prevent looting and
massacre, the commanders OF the in
ternational fleet have landed marines
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
GOOD ROADS
WORK ON
in COUNTY

In order that all roads leading into
Chickasha may be in first class shape
by July 4, the Commercial and Farm
Bureau this morning started the good
roads work in earnest, putting out
four teams and crews of men for the
first of that good work.
The first initial performance Of the
road builders will be devoted to thar
section Immediately west of Chicka-
sha, where the roads have been almost
impossible. From there they will
work on around the town, putting
every highway leading into the city
in the best possible shape within the
shortest possible time.
1t is expected that the completion
Of the work 'wi,l require several weeks,
but they are determined to give an
imitation of postage stamp and stick
to it till they get there. The proposi-
ton of repairing the roads at this
time is especially attractive in the face
OF the bumper wheat crop that is now
being harvested in Grady county, the
major part OF which will be hauled to
Chickasha for shipping. In addition
to this the general traffic between the
farmers and Chickasha will be much
more satisfactory and convenient.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
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VOLCANO
VICTIMS
UNFRAMED
BY United Press.

by OnllSu TTeSS-
Redding, Cal, June 15.-Hiram
Blodgett and Hugh Addington. who dis
appeared after the violent eruption OF
Mount Lassen. have been found unin-
jured after wandering several hours
in the smoke and steam. One man
was critically injured and another
went insane.
Mount Lassen finally erupted with
volcanic fire Sunday and one man is
reported killed and others injured as
a result of the terrific outburst from
the crater which had been latent for
many years.
A report was received Sunday night
and apparently confirmed that Ian
sing Graham, lumberman from
Viola, Cal, was crushed by a rock
blown from the fissure in the noun
tains. His eight companions fled when
they saw that Graham had been killed,
One OF the other observers. it is said,
was seriously injuredA
Two new craters in addition to one
blown open May 80, burst from the
mountainside Sunday night. Fire from
them was seen from roofs in various
towns at considerable distance.
The first eruption Sunday came
from the crater OF May 80. 1t was this
explosion that killed Graham.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15

REP USE
The REBELS
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Mazatlan. Mexico, June l5.-Using
machine guns with deadly effect, the
federal garrison repulsed the night at
tack of the rebels, staying more than
one thousand.
Although the constitutionalists have
captured Guadalupe, Mercedes and
Grillo, suburbs of the town, they were
repulsed twice with heavy loss from
the fortified hill of La Buffa which is
one of the strongest defenses Of the
town. Gen. Natera reported to Gen.
Carranza that his charges at La Buffa
were met with withering artillery
fire from the federal defenses which
he said We're eStrcaieiy strong, Dut
his men were in fine condition and
spirits and were not discouraged at
the checking given them. The arrival
OF reinforcements sent him from Tor
leon by Villa is being delayed by
heavy rains and. washouts along the
National railways He said the fed
eral entrenchments showed that much
labor had been spent in their prepara-
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
DISCUSS COUNTRY CLUB.

Tonight at the Elks club rooms. the
proposition Of country club for
Chickasha will be discussed by num-
ber of local professional and business
men who are interested in the project
Judge n. NJ. Williams Sunny Brook
Farm" has been mentioned as the
probable location Of the club. The idea
is to make a modern club of that ma
ture. equip the house with furni-
ture for pleasure and comfort, con-
struct golf links and tennis courts on
the premises and in short make the
proposition one second to none.
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PARLIAMENT REcoNvENEs.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, June 15--After a recess
since May 25. when the home rule bill
passed the house Of commons, parlia-
ment today reconvened. The home
rule bill is now in the house of lords,
where it is not expected to be given
its second reading before June %
There was today little doubt that
the lords would adhere TO their deter
mination not to pass the bill despite
the fact that it will automatically be-
come a law egen though the lords
turn it down.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
MediatOrs Bring
up Another Question
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Niagara Falls. June l5.-The begin
ming of the fourth week of the Mexi-
can mediation here found the main
question at issue as to how far the
United States will go in demanding a
provisional government. The men so
far suggested are not acceptable to the
Huerta ENJOYS. Neutral Mexicans can
hardly be found. Carranza wants to
finish the provisional president
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CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
FIRE DESTROYS RESIDENCE.

Last night at 1926 the home OF Mr..
Trawick. Eleventh and Illinois ave-
nue., was completely destroyed by fire.
When the alarm was turned in the
building, two room structure. was
completely enveloped in flames and
there was no chance Tor the depart
ment to extinguish the blaze. The
building was covered by insurance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
THAw's BAIL DENIED.

BY United Press.
Washington, June 15.-The supreme
court here today denied the applica-
tion, for bail made by Harry X. Thaw
The court also denied Thaw's request
t. go to Rittsburg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15

A number OF Chickasha friends Of
Samuel w. Hayes left this morning
for Oklahoma City, where they will
hold meeting to boost the judges
candidacy for United States senator.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15

Tonight at the hall, the Rebakahs
will meet in regular session. Business
Of importance will come before the
meeting and all members are request
ed to be present.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02
CRACK JOCKEYS
NOW TRAINERS
When No Longer Useful in Saddle
Old Timers Prepare Horses

New York, oct. within the last
few years there have been added 20 the
list Of American trainers the names OF
several who formerly were topnotch
riders.
Holding a trainers license at pres
ent and making a success Of his vo-
cation is George Odom, for years one
of our best riders, who has been en-
gagged I'm training since 1908 and has
owned and trained some real runners.
Hugh Penny. who has been a fore
most trainer for the last 10 years
or more, has been successful. Only
during the Saratoga meeting did c. II.
Schilling, whom many regard as the
premier rider and who has been on
the ground for the last two years, fol-
lowing an indefinite term Of suspen-
sion, declare his intention of applying
for a trainers license and Immediately
set about purchasing a stable Of horses
which he now has in Kentucky.
The latest one of the old school rid
ers who has determined To be trainer,
is none other than Puddln Mcdaniel,
who intends getting together some
horses to race on the metropolitan
tracks next season Mcdaniel who
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02
CONTRACTS WORRY M'oRAW.
Three Year Agreements With Players
Undesireable.

There is no doubt that McGraw is
planning complete reorganization of
his club for next year, but an unex-
pected obstacle has arisen. Most all
of the present players-especially the
veterans-are under threeyear con-
tracts at high salaries. These con-
tracts were made ironbound so that
they could not be broken by the play
ers who might get notions about the
Federal league This ironbound clause
also tied up the owners, and the ques-
ton arises as to how McGraw is going
To get rid of these men when he starts
his reorganization. OF course they can
be sold or transferred by trade. but in
any event the club which gets them
must assume the contract and pay the
salary. Will they? They will not.
"As matter Of fact" said one of the
magnates yesterday, "the clubs rushed
too quickly into that plan of protect
ing themselves against the Federal
league. They would he better off in
manu- cases If the outlaws had succeed
ed i'm weaving away the players they
were after Here we are loaded up
with lot of material we do not want,
but have got to carry"
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02
DROP PoUGHKEEPSIE TRIP.
Wisconsin Oarsmen Will Continue in
Sport. However.

Madison. Wis, oct. 2.-There will
be no $4,000 trip to Poughkeepsie FOR
~ Wisconsin oarsmen next spring.
An action Of the faculty upon recon =
mendation of the athletic council and
the medical clinic has abolished inter-
collegiate rowing competition from the
Badger athletic calendar.
This decision was reached as re-
suit OF number of events and causes.
In the first place the cost of the pro-
iect was enormous, and considering
the showing made each year. was
hardly worth risking again.
Rowing itself, however. will not be
discontinued, and Coach Dad Vail has
already had a crew out on the lake,
and hopes for n successful winter at
the machines. II is quite possible that
In few years when Vail has had time
enough to develop a crew of the right
strength without the awful strain of
the hurried preparation, that another
Cardinal crew will row up the Hud-
son. and IL is with this hope in view
that the famous coach will start an
other training season this fall.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02
A.A.U. May BAR
AQUATIC STARS
Result of Investigation Being Ea-
gerIy Awaited by Swimmers

Chicago. oct. Capt Harry f..
Keator. chairman of the registration
committee of the Central A. A. IT,, yes
terday began an investigation into the
expense accounts of Chicago swimmers
who competed in the central cham
pionships at Indianapolis July 30, 30
and 81. Should Capt. Keators sleuth
ing reveal what Charles d. Lynch of
the indianapolis 4. A. +. has hinted it
will, the following swimmers will be
declared professionals:
Perry McGillivray. international
middle distance champion.
Harry Hebner, Olympic backstroke
champion and holder of ten world rec
ords.
Arthur Raithel, national 1OO-yard
champion.
Konrad Wohlfeld, national high and
fancy diving champion.
Michael McDermott, national breast
stroke and ten-mile champion.
In addition to these natatorial stars
other members Of the Illinois Athletic
club and Chicago Athletic association
swimming teams will have to account
for every slim dime spent while in the
Hoosier capital and for transportation.
The investigation is the result of
statement made by Lynch at the an
nual election OF officers held last Sat
urday at the Hotel Sherman. Lynch
threw a bomb into the placid gathering
when he asked that the board of man
ayers instruct the registration COM
mittee to find out whether the expense
money asked by athletes in the Cen
tral association is in excess of require
ments.
IF / find that any attempt is being
made to hold up organizations con-
ducting amateur athletic meets of any
kind said Capt. Heater yesterday, II
will prefer professional charges
against the athletes"
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02
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:. HOPPE GAINS LEAD IN 4.
= MATCH WITH iNMAN. :,
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New York, oct. after playing two
500-point games at balkline on Tues
day, Willie Hoppe, the worlds balkline
champion, led Melbourne Inman, the
English billiard champion of the world,
by total score of 1904 to S97 points
in the international billiard contest
here.
Inman had lead of COZ to 304 points
when play began on Tuesday. gaining
this lead Monday night on the English
table. Hoppe soon changed the aspect
OF affairs when he struck his gait at
his favorite style in the first game
Tuesday afternoon. He accumulated
the necessary 500 points in seventeen
innings while Inman was gathering
107.
In the second game Hoppe was not
i'm such good form, while Inman show
ed decided Improvement, as he made
1SS in twenty-four innings, while Hop
pc required twenty-five turns at the
table before he secured his quota Of
500.
So far Hopes chances look the bet
ter for ultimate success, as on the re-
suits of the three games played Hoppe
outclasses lnman To l at balkline.
while the English player is only twice
as clever as the American on the Eng
lish table.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02

ranked hiah as a rider for years, has
been engaged i'm business in Kings
highway, Shcepshcad Bay for the last
four years and has made a success of
his undertaking. Early this spring he
announced that he was going to ride
again and started reducing at once.
He rode with fair success through
the early part of the season, riding
two winners out of ten mounts, but the
effort required 70 keep within riding
weight proved too much of a hardship,
and after the season was advanced he
decided TO leave riding TO the lighter
boys.
However he states that he may
make another try at it, especially if the
scale of weights in this country should
be raised. As a trainer he should be a
success, as he always has been pos
sesscd of natural horsemanship. sOmes-
thing many successful riders lack.
The Calumet news., 1914-10-02
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:. ONLY ONE HOME RUN ::
= IN COBB'S III HITS. ::
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Ty Cobb is manufacturing a brand
new task for some deep delving sta
tistician while he proceeds merrily
about his business Of leading the Am
erican league in batting.
Somewhere away back in the dark
ages of the game the leading batter
of some league may have gone through
"a season without making a home run
But, if not so, then Cobb is either try
ing or making a worlds record this
season.
He has made only one homer IN
eighty-eight games-One homer i'm a
total OF III hits. He has twenty-five
doubles and ten triples to his credit
Jake Daubert, who leads the National
batters, has made seven home runs
The paucity of home runs i'm Cobbs
record seems just another point for the
argument that his speed is a big factor
in the compiling Of a high batting av-
erage.