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The Winslow mail., 1914-06-13
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS 4
OF THE PAST WEEK. 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs.
Roach, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Proctor, the Misses
Anderson and Miss Elliott
motored into the mountains Sun
day as far as Fuller's ranch, stop
ping on their way home to partake
of delicious luncheon.
4
Attorney Adams, Of Alburquer-
que, visited Winslow during the
week.
Attorney Jones, Of Flagstaff,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town on business.
4 4 4
Judge r C Smith, of Holbrook,
made a business trip to Winslow
the first of the week.
X "
Miss Iva z. Longfellow, who
is the travelling representative
for the Blackstone Vacuum Mas
sage company, of Toledo, Ohio,
arrived in town the first of the
week from Flagstaff. Miss Long
fellow expects to be in Winslow
from four to six weeks.
X X +
For gladstone rags go to the
Utah Woolen Mills.
The Winslow mail., 1914-06-13
COOPERATION AMONG
TAXPAYERS
Phoenix, Arizona, May 8th, 1914.

TO TAXPAYERS OF ARIZONA:-
There organized at Tucson on April 9Th, 1914
after conference of representative taxpayers from all
parts Of the State, the STATE TAXPAYERS ASSO-
CITATION OF ARIZONA It's Board of Trustees of fifty
members has been organized by placing thereon repre-
sentative taxpayers from every part of the State.
Its primary object is to supervise by audit and by
close inspection the expenditures of public moneys be-
lievng, that by this and by cooperative assist
to public officials charged with the expenditure Of
public moneys saving be made and economies put
into effect that will reduce the burden of taxation in
this State
This Association is non-partsan, non-poltica and
seeks not to criticise, but to assist.
It will publish the ''Ta xpayers' Magazine every
month"; that will reach every member of the Association
and this publication will tell you how the public
is expended. We want your cooperation taxpayer.
The annual dues three quarters Of per cent
of the amount of tax you paid for the preceding year, with
minimum Of fifty cents, which includes the annual sub
scription price of the ''Taxpayers' Magazine.'
Please fill out the attached application coupon and
send it to the Secretary, Room s. Hub Building Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
P. A. THARALDSON, Chairman;
ALBERT STEINFELD,
j. n PURDUM
M j. CUNNINGHAM
RUDOLPH KUCHLER
Executive Committee.
| Mr.. r. G. Whitmarsh, Acting Secretary,
State Taxpayers Association of Arizona,
| Phoenix, Arizona.
| Dear Sir
| Please enroll me as a member of the State Tax
| payers Association Of Arizona. My post-offce is
(Signed)
The Winslow mail., 1914-06-13

A nine room house for sale at
PIT West Aspinwall St. Also
five room house, modern. En-
quire Of E. L. Olsen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
HEAVY SELLING
Last nights Bookings for ro-day's
Races Wen Patronizsd-countoss
Nobel Against Pteld.

Last nights booking on to-day's races
AT the state fair was featured by heavy
selling. In the 2:24 trot. postponed
from yesterdays card. Countess Nobel
sold Ct rs against the field Of 20. The
ileld includes Adbel Penn. Beaver Belle.
Hurry. Dan c.. Katherine Mckinney,
Uriah. and Penn Mar Belle.
In the 2:lT trot. Junior Barongale and
Linden Hal were each quoted at 20. with
Herbert Cozine at Il: Handy j. al IL;
hai STILES and Jim Red each at s. The
tleld OF Major Chimes and Sadie Baron
sold at 4.
Isaac y. and Mary Ellen lead the bet
ting in the 2.14 pace. each being at 90.
the field was placed against them at
10. and includes Arlington Axworthy,
Hal Nuthurst. NJ. r. ID. and Major Hun
ter.
Don Patch. Little Alfred and Harry
the Ghost we're the three settlers in the
2.O9 pace. the first named taking money
Al -. while the two others were quoted
AZ 10 each. The field was valued at -
The field included Exall, Col. Franklin
and Mansfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
Dave Says

Dave Says
When a young man is given
the "once over" by his COM
panionS, he saves himself a lot
of embarrassment by knowing
that he measures up satisfac-
torily.
And the best way to know
that is to wear Kraus-Made
clothes. There isn't-a flaw in
them, on the surface or be-
meath.
KrauS-Made clothes for
young men are all one can ex-
pect good clothes to be-and
more.
Their style is authoritative.
their woolens are worthy, their
patterns are in good taste and
their prices are sensible.
You may need a new fall over
coat, too. In fact, you do need one
Look over the line of Balma-
cams kraus Bros. are showing.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
BELLAIRE MEETS
HODSHONS SUNDAY
RrhsT oAnrE or Tunrr a.,~r
HNnIEg PROMISES TO
BE ENCITrHa
noth Teams win Have Their nest r1av.
era In the Initial Game 20
nnF tha WHra

sunday afternoon. September "a. ftr
city. the H0dahoua. viii nfav f4e ffrlf
EHme ri the three game frri.r srfth fbo
Erllairc Athletics. ON tho slrfesrtb
street park HcllnIre F'0fInvorr 80
both teams have been waiting rarerfe
Tor this announcement and n rrr1rf
breaking crowd will uud0uhf affu attend
The opening ranne
Thc Hodghonr. ono of fhr best sro.f-
professional teams that has over rarrl.
ufNn inc city. has maintained nn 81.
Cgllrnf record for several Gears THa
iI1dshurH have detected aII the amateur
and fnmi professional trnue ln ths ,qI.
lfL WIN me rrrcrNtn ~ thn tfH1rffrr
INl AfnIfftr1. however are nraIfI .a
INST fner cor retain thrlr flflr oil the
rhamri1na ~ The valley. and rrr now
aking frfflr1finne flr fhr firef namr
N huWhfr nI tnr nov IlHH0.H who were
fi.eu trf out Dol lae. Sun 1Ht.a rnnr
WI bf in tlr llnr-uu. lnrludInr T.sfub
and iurEc Manager Kennedy viii rrt b.
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
RED SOX
PoRCn THE ATHLETICS TO now
BEFoRE THEM IN A sHuFoUT.
n. Collins, rwiritng for boston, was In
vtncible-Sensationai Fielding
Flags Made.

PHILADELPHIA. Sent. s-Ratterv
ana nelding misplays gave Boston The
nnletory IN an eleven inning game with
X. Collins battled with honors even. FOR
ten innings. during which the former
tanned eleven batsnen. In the eleventh
scott sacrificed. Speaker beat OUT a
grounder 20 Barry. Hooper taking third.
flank then purposely passed Lewis, all
four balls. forcing ia HOOPER Ate
speaker was retired at the Plate on
yanvryn's grounder to Baker. a base On
bans 10 Gardner forced in Lewis
Speaker. the entire Philadelphia infrid
and strunk figured in sensational PLAYS.
55cote. R.H. r.
Phila- % o o o o 90 5000 %
X. Collins and Carrigan: Plank and
schang. Umpires-Chin and Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

bpSION, Sept. 9.-Boston increa ses
Its league in the National league rem
nant race to-day by breaking even in a
ooubie-header with PHILADELPHIA while
NsN ork was losing. The second game
which Boston won to after losing
me nrst by 10 10 }, was marked by "A
no NIT no run pitching performances BY
,..S-t -. Iecrult pitchers. Davis. fo~-
merry or the New York Americans He
MAS Wild al times. hlling the bases in
the NTH inning with none out hut re
recovered control and retired the side
without a run.
Umpire Quigley was rendered uncon-
scl9us IN the second inning OF the see
Snu game when he was hit on the throat
Dy toul IT'D. but resumed his duties IN
ne i9urth inning with an ice pack about
MS throat Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
JOE JEANETTE
is In The CITY
BIG BLACK PUo1Lrsr Is Purrrra
ON TIE RIuIsHINo
TOUCHES
Tor the 1ir Bout 20 he Staged with
jan kruger ~ Martins Terry
saturday Mint

Joe Jeanette. the biz black heavy
weight reached this city yesterday ar
ternoon from his home IN Hoboken. n
p ana viii work out a. the Turner hall
Worm Market street. this afternoon and
Tomorrow, preparatory 10 his bout with
jim KRUGER az the Martins Ferry Arm
DRY. saturday evening
Joe mas mapped out his line Of cam
IaiFu against Kruger. AZ campafrn
" doesn't amount 10 much, but M cer-
tainlF should be effective. lie Intends
go oli atter Jim from the sound OF the
last any longer than I can help"
Joe d. just SO and weighs IgS mounds
He says he ia faster and stronger than
out over Kruger
Ike Smith. the local shoe Iubricator
WI work out 90 the Turner hall win
Joe, and ~ Jeanette 81 ~ rough WIN
- 81 ne o. given credit % being with
Tor n muariur
Ritz and Moran. who viii take part
u INC ln.round eewi-fnal are aif rsafr
for ne hght and KruEer VIII Be here
some Time to-day % put on the fninhinr
touchcs Tor bis hrhf with the biz No.
nnken ueEro. Ie viii work out 81 the
harllnr Very armorV with several
eparrlnr partners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
STEWART AND G0LDIE MEET IN
TEN ROUND BOUT THIS EVENING
LOCAL BOT Is A FAvoRrrE m TIE
BIO AATCH AGAINST
PrTTBRURGHER
Large Number Of PsansylvAniAns WIN
ne IN Ateendance-other Good
Bouts Arranged.

Win IN walter Stewart the local feather
ahu oung Goldie. Pittsburgh's hest
N the rteathcrweight division claimInc
~, oe IN perfect condition and each ex-
,niolelng confidence In the outcome OF
to-ni Mt ten round bout at the BRIDE
port A. c. bridgeport. Ohio ONLY = ~,
snoIt hours separate the time when one
or me other can call himself 'sFeafher-
Dnsisnt champion OF the Ohio Valley.
lLttsburgh Is sending n host OF fans 10
eneer on their little idol, while from All
over West Virginia lovers on the 9love
game who are here attending ire Sts,s.
tair. viii urge Walter stewart West
to victory "n
No better card could be STAGED than
tne one arranged by the y. A. c. Tor
y.5t,h week as the city IL running over
slnians. In the semi-fnaI more PennsTi-
Nahla TALENT viii be used when Johnv
~ as{; 81 pittsburgh. meets johnny Hays,
other GOOD Bouts.
made ice 1 an zee u d the ProgTam viii be
M Noun entry being Joe Nelson.
Mhlle Wheeling will start 'Rattlings
= ~ inmy, These boys are scheduled 10 20
tx rounds and friends OF both claim
t that tneir boy will win by X o. The
,ouf round bout will be a biR surprise
a ~. but desire that their names will
Joe Donnelly. Of Pittsburgh. viii
rcteree and viii call the two In
hnoNns 20 the center az the ring
pI'39iInptly at Sis o'clock The doors
string 20 attend take cars MARKED peii-
are. bridgeport Barton or Martins
Ferry. Cars 20 the Bridgeport Ooera
mouse run every i've minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
SENATOR'S BLANK YANKEEs
WITH BENTLEY PrrcHIUo

WASHINGTON. Sept. s-Bentlev's
pitching gave Washington a I 10 . vic
tory over New York to-day. He allowed
only two hits. struck out six and gave
one base on balls.
Bentley also scored the winning run
IN the third inning on his single and
hits by hoeller and Milan. score:
View York 5000 OOoo-e =
Washington o o 900 II a
Warhop and Nunamaker: Bentley and
Henry. Jmpires Hildebrand and
OLoughlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
GIANTS UNABLE TO oArr,
HuPERBAs WON TO D

NIW work. Sept View varr r.
turned home from on long road friu fr-
day HnN unu prevented frnar r.f..f..-
on Unafnu i0ainr t1 ur00Ffvr b. n e.
'Ionlc. recently hnurhf frou rfffr.
nnrfh WHH natfrd hard. Welding faur.
loose score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
HELD oUus TO
Fouh HITS TRAITS WHINING

TlTTSRTHgH rn sent a-Nr-
9ulIan held Chicago t0 four hfta today
uul llftehurrh won o. d Cheney save
the nffh inuinr Corrlden'a villa throw
over fno plate with The bases fuli nrffrf
three rune Tor IlffahurFh and PLACED
hI NIoE Score
nW.r
rIffehurrh oil $3.50 O.
Cheney smith and Archer. Hrranaraa
. larrrHNr. MrluNIHu and coleman in.
plres NlFler and Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
"thicaEo 8. Buffalo
Cd Baltimore 8. indianapolis =
90 Indianapolis 4. baltimore .
Pittsburgh .. Kansas CITY s
Brooklyn 3. ST Louis 1.
Twelve innings. darkness
90 First game.
90 Eight Innings. darkness.
To-dav'a Games
Kansas city az Pittsburgh.
indianapolis az baltimore.
ST Louis az BROOKLYN.
Chicago az Buffalo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
EEw ToBE STATE

Albany. 2. Syracuse. fnrst rau4e1.
Alhanf. n Syracuse. 2 trccond ramcl.
scranton iiinrhamfon roatuoned -
cold
wines Harro- hfmira postponed cold
Iror-luca postponed. double header
fUa7uurrn
LNf.r base hlf Wheat Home run
MfrElr. Vases on balls on u'T0nla
IN FfeHCr q struck out Hv D.Toofa.
=. hn ifencr .. tmuireE KLEIN and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

Three base hit-Mann stolen haaea-
Whiitcd. Vase ON h1lla-Om Tfnrun @
on Davis ;. STRUCK ouf-Hv Wfvev
hy uavir g. rmrlrre- Faeor ana o,tg-
lev
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philadelphia .....5 2oOOa0 90
BOSTON ..........O o o 1 o.
Two base hits-McGee Packert Reck-
er, byrne. smith. Three base hit-Mar-
WI stolen base-Byrue. Base on halls
I'm tocrcham @. on Crutcher Z on
Alexander Struck out-By Crutchcr
=, ~ strand T. by Alexander & Inn
ptres-Eason and Quiglev
Second Game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
ASERIoAE ASSOCIATIONS.

Indianapolis e. Louisville. furuf
iamel Indianapolis 2. Louisville.
second rnnurn
Kansas city. 7 SOL Paul
Minneapolis Or. Milwaukee. f0
cleveland -'olumhus. called off-cofH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
TETEREATIoEAE LEAGUE.

Montreal. o.. Hrrhrrtrr
Pro. ldrufa. n. NtuarE
Nf'nfn. iuffaIo. postponed -- cold
arrHrt COS. DHlfInnrr game arhrfurrf
Tor Oh day was-. played yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday Resulu

philadelphia 10. Boston g.
Bostor Z, Philadelphia O.
Brooklyn .. New York 3.
~. Pittsburgh s, Chicago 1.
FIRST game.
'Second game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
News of the Race Track
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.


HARTFORD, Conn. sept. 9-Despits
ne fact that there were only two cfise-
81 on TIE card the third DAY 90 fhn
Frand circuit at Charter unk uark fo-
Fclqped the finest racing and fhr n0at
cNclunH thus FAR The cauffnl ritv
STAKE Tor o. frnffera went 60 NrurnfI
bus 10 required alr heats Andrew unn
easily with Newell ln the frst two bud
tired in the third and Atlantic Frrrsea
came hrst under thc wire. while in the
Lnurth IickUrwau.r horse fn q drIVInr
hnlen. Just failed hN n head to heat ont
oHEdalf Aflanflc Express took the nftn
and NeWfcll after rrafinN 90 f0r three
heats. TOOK fhr lend On the sixth ana
Won easily when Atlantic Express broke
OH the stretch, uakdals hrfnf dIafHurrf
anl New2eli winning nrst and tnlrd
aiio raes, . 10 81 Pure. $1,000.
sIInI. DID m. nN Fnnr
NfANfll .-..a.s.. ...ss... 1
.WilN n. IT, sttrtss sssssssss.. m
..'s az, .ss.t.-st. IN
Capital CITY. afos riot. ins
Purse 81 900.
NcwFeil D hY New
a. ss.5 'A A'a';' 3ii az
NInmNn also started
Best time 2o9h By newell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
WHERE THEY WILL
STAND AFTER PLAY.

Below viii Do found the percent
aFce Or the leaders In both the Ma
llonal ana American leagues. this ar
tcrunon. after to-days games have
been played. Interest IN the two
leagues rucea for the pfmuaut has
caused the fans Co figure ahead. and
fqr their benefit the following Dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

fhlladelphta at Boston.
BROOKLYN at New York (2).
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
MnuD20o,
f3DMa~WS1
RAINING Race. i ME nee P,,,. s,s,

naming Race. 1 NILE. pure. s1so
me fourth event on Yesterday rard
Wa the mile running race field "a
nine starters was entered In the &c.
nlEht selling. Starry Herman ana CAL
iey slave were the favorites. each cell
,nk AZ 10. while Louis KavanauFb snd
the field at g. e"' anu
Becaise Of the large field. there was
some difuculty IN starting the horses
throughout and the race was a nrc,,I
y ~ ,taiiey slave. chestnut Reldinr ~
nc West virginia stable. l.. e. sbobS 81
f,uthuthnoh' W. Va. owner with
herman second. and Insurance Man rim
ished third and MaNentius 0nlsbed
Other starters were pootb e,..-.
Manager Mack YounEster and T'ofs
knvanauRh. LUIS
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BRAVES
DIVIDED A DoUBLE-HEADER WITH
ouAAERs, MoRE THAN HOLD
ING OWN.

f1sehsr Davis, a Recruit. was in Won
oerIo! forrn, Allowing NO Hits and
NO Runs In second Game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

In two View York industries. en-
nloying lo.Ne3 women and riris tho
majority OF them receive only 81 a
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
FEDERALS


Al Buffalo ca innings-darkness)
,.,, X. r. T..
s.t.et.-e' sssssssssss .ssss... IL ,
Lang Johnson. Prendorgast and VIII
son; Anderson. Ford and Lavigne, Blair.
Al Baltimore.
tirst game; R-HE.
I,5iaas,,'s,,. ''.'''.'.'s''..... Q
suggs and Jscklitsoh: Moseiy and
second game @ innings. darkness).
v. ". y.
ttlegtaleluiiH stsssss. sssstss.s
Mullen and harden: Bailey and jack
iitsch.
AZ Pittsburgh: Il u D.
Pittsburgh ............. IA
Kansas city .s.+..............G
Knctzcr. Camnitz and Berry: Adams.
Henning and Eastcriy.
A. Brooklyn: n. HE.
Brodf iiSi, .''''''''''''.'....-
Groom. Kuepper and simons. seatoH
and Land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yaatardnv,n Rennit.

Nesterday'E Results.
Boston 2, Philadelphia o.
Washington l. New York q
Other clubs not scheduled.
'Elevcn innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

The WcilaburF Giants are without q
game for Saturday. September be-. Man
ayers 81 first ciaae teams answer
hruurh the Intelligence Of address A
d. Cordcr. WciisburE. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

Detrof az Chicago
Cleveland az ST Louis
New York al Washington
Boston at phfladeiuhf 1,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
BUCKHANNoN RACES.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intsiflrsnser.
HrCkHANNON W Va. Sept s.--rhs
third day 81 che Cpshur county fair
faw TIE largest crowd % the year. an
idcgl dgv and excellent racing Robert
l4len ~ Doc Grimm. of uurthannon.
from Ufld 81 five starters Tirrr.
l.Nl. EcguIfe 81 fhr other rarras
Rfruf No. nsfr -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
Second Heat

IT0n W0T0V wa TInO01 On MHrV d.
rect for the race with odds ~ three 90
Two offered on place
Sensational racing was seen ira this
heat Naahtl and Vera o. started in the
front but whom the mile was bali over
with Vera u. second. Ward Dillon took
ne heat Mary Direct who had been
hacked heavily hy fho crowd came iu
second after 2 hard effort FOR nrat IA
tustina vas third and Vera re- fourth.
Tfrrn m.fnH.
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rhird race. 2no Paos. Pure 5000.
Firnt Heat


The hrld vas punched veil in the sec-
nnd heat The betting had been heavy
Dn Baby D against odds IN f0 ana
Do TOOK the heat lu good share nurnn
vista was SECOND 90 The half mIa nnH
Third Alfred stumbled 90 the home
stretch and Lost ground. rnuIrr DOB Taaf
~ fhIt. rY great distance separated him
11f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

firwood was Ht1 PLAYED a. enc -
vorlte though she came lu alefh fro the
rrf beat and a position behind that fu
~ second period
Ward uii'0u. h0wrver duplicated fis
act of . inning thc heat lu the third rar-
second about n length behind Ward ufl-
ion. and Mary Direct PSI hair length.
The field was urT punched af tho ~ 81
md NHHHH Tfrnr n.HHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10
Third Heat.

Goldbandore trotted this heat in win
ming manner. STAN Pilot and Helen
Ware were fighting for second place
with chance for the lead. az the halr
mile. but al the end Little Turtle had
1r9wded 70 second place. with STAN
Pilot but an eye-iash behind
Inc Held was punched and the heat
was one OF the prettiest OF the day.
Inc finish was exceptionally close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

W1Td Onion va rInTr1 HNnTnHf no
Ilr old fe finished f0 the good. ana
lt me haf mile Crystal Lewis wac sees
Naahu came in Second. uifh Vera B
-nirhlnF thIrd l.Inword. the heavy
taFprlte a. TIE beginning. came iu
fourth iu fhr heat bit TOOK Third u0nev
in thr race Time 1frfr
.--r----. ~
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the chestnut trotter leading practically
the entire mile. steam Pilot finished
second, with Helen Ware as third and
Bob Lincoln, Barb Cord. Deed Tinker
Little Turtle and High cliff coming in
IN the order named. Major Higinson
Jr., was distanced In this heat A part
Of his bride broke In the early part OF
the heat and he broke his pace and was
unable 20 recover for some time Time:
2:17A
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First race. ans Pace. Purse 5000.

There were eight starters In the 2.iS
pace. LluWood sold az the favorite at
Is, with "a Rustina second al rs. Vashti
sold az ~. as dld also Ward Dillon.
while the held with Crystal Lewis. Vera
p. and KIP Bradley included. sold az =.
Naahii finished the heat IN the lead.
with Mary Direct following and crystal
lewis, "a Held horse. third kip Bradley
ZIG
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10 -. , b p -. lI .ooo.

9 -, ~ 2, e -, ail 81
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T0fH1e 7T "a
-Hattod Tor lineup iu ffth
-'Hattod Tor Risey in eighth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-10

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Batted for Crutcher in seventh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-16
TOLLS PROBLEM SETTLED.

g-TNIIE TOLLS PROBLEM having been adjust
 1 ed according to the views of President Wilson and the country it remains for time to show the justice of the settlement, and it's very small relation to the course of events The inn- portant element involved related to the morality of the government and it's duty to keepsits con tract obligations In its economic bearings the matter was of little consequence. There. was no reason why certain class of ships should have been relieved of the payment of tolls, and these ships will pay tolls. Either way the money ad- vantage, or disadvantage would be relatively small
 The chief feature of the agitation was the impudent attempt made in certain quarters to raise the cry that this country was being dom mated by England, story so improbable that 1t did more harm to those who uttered 1t, than good.
 century ago the cry Of British domination was very effective, and politicians used it un- sparingly against each other, but these are other and wiser days.