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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Has Wheelina's Hardiesp.

through am unfortunate condition
Of affairs. for which. however. local
people only are 90 blame. the country
is being informed by the federal cen
sus bureau that Clarksburg ha, an
estimated population of only 1i.3g4.
while MOrgantown has L. 23g. Martins.
burg 1902 and Fairmout l1.43g This
is ridiculous Misrepresentation.
Anybody with a grain Of sense knows
that Clarksburg proper has larger
population than any OF these other
cities. yet. because the corporate
boundary lines Of this city have been
allowed 10 remain where they were
when Clarkshurg was but village. a.
practically remains village so far as
the outside world is concerned -
Clarksburg Tolegr No.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher


The clouds and grim to-day are sadly sigbro
H seems ike tal and over all sheet
rain beats on the a mote Of sorrow.
bLEAh DAYS but what's the odds The
JOY tomorrow We have the doctor
humps nmsc around 20 10; blink
We SIMPLY can endure W 10 all who list goan visit and tell
hard luck but
hunkadory The ncghbor folks
annoy with such folks amply clear that no one can h.
Joyous things would improve N they really do NOT
need them but LET'S be gay! They'll away ones will
succeed them The world sad
disaster; put do not for
The fool he kicks against the prks optimism sconng he vie
man goes hs way-he knows cometh morning
WALT MASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

That an unregi tered automobile ls
an outlaw the owner OF which mas
no redress for bon uries received an an
ordinary collision is the gist Of a de-.
cision by the Supreme Court ri Mass
achusotts The decision Del one that
viii prove of interest 20 owners Of
motor cars in other states than Mass
achusCtts. ns DO likely to Doe followed
by the courts .. other st1tos-Hunt.
iugtOn Advertise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

Japan refused to act as Huerta.s
diplomatic agent. in Difference to the
probable unfriendly construction the
United states might put upon the act.
This ought TO silence the carping Jan
anese critics in this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

The County Commissioners had road
improvements drilled into them on
their inspection tour when a team Of
horses were required TO pull their
mired automobile out OF the mud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

The revelation OF the inspection OF
the san Juan de Tina prison at Vera
Cruz by American authorities reads
like the stories Of the forgotten pris-
oners in the French bastile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

flee. during the recess between the
decades OF the official count are based
on PERCENTAGES that do not in reality
exist. and oonjectures that do not
"conject"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
ARREST ENGINEER
Ofcisls o. shsdysids Complain Be
cause o. p. a ". Engineer
Blew Whistle ir Town
Limits

John Gee. Che o. r.. g. vs.. fireman
Who was arrested several weeks ago
on a charge OF violating an ordinance
at shadyslde. by flowing The wIsue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

The story that General Pancho Vii
la is a Maryland born negro is based
on himsy conjecture. and confers a
doubtful honor on the negro race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

The benefcent provision in the
Workmen's Compensation Act steps
In between the newly-made widow aud
orphan of the Ecclcs disaster and wo-
full want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

A philanthropic Philadelphia socie-
~ is insisting on individual drinking
buckets for horses. which is leading
mp TO private curry combs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

Secretary Daniels stands pat on
the efficiency of the navy. So far il
has made -ood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
DEFECT IN COMPENSATION Ac-

DEFECT IN COMPENSATION ACT.
The Workmens Compensation Act
sees the first big draft that has been
made on the resources It has accumu-
lated. in the mine disaster that oc-
CURED in Raleigh county a few days
ago. II also affords a distinct exem-
plihcation OF IT'S benchcent features
In burying the dead and providing for
The future support Of the widows and
orphans. At the same time a weak
ness I'm the act is disclosed. I'm the in
adequate provision for the casualty
fund. This IS owing to the fact that
10 limits the power Of the Public Ser
vice Commission. which is charged
with the administration Of the act. TO
assess higher premium on pay rolls
than per cent-one dollar on every
hundred dollars. The coal mining i'm
dustry Is ono OF the most hazardous
ENGAGED I'm. and the large percentage
OF casualties dealt with under the com
ponsation act occurs in coal mines.
The Eccies traccdy will involve a
charge of 100000 on the funds Gre
atcd by the act and This Will call on
other interests To- pay the benefits
charreabio to this disaster or course
this amount viii not have to- be paid
out in a lump sum. but In monthly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

really stand for
auch progressive
written in the re.
~ 1912 and fh.f
Colonel Roosevelt
ho Republican com
On of some uIan
I1rfIrs mar r0.onrr.
~ Iori -fafIvr car.
Nd mn7n tho mar.
inc u'1cr with on
persons selected bv
and Che nomina
h fhn nno-fa let
Weston fndspen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

i Is something 10 say that peace i
lowering over the Mexican situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

The computations Of the census Of,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

Published Daily. Except SUNDAY. BY the
Intelligence Publishing Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

The Intelligence receives both the
DAY and night service OF the Associated
Press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

CIne Der intereIlanteIten 5ciern
oes Cages mar Die inter oen 9luipi'
3ien Oes .SitenO-9erid0nerlings-G
Gins" arranoirtc 6eitlihfeit in Dem
,@atterion.@arf" Ger groBe @riolg
1bnlider 6eiern in Der @ergangens
belt bate oas nit Oen Arrangements
betraute Gon1ite 81 auBergesobu-
li6en Geriudeu fir cine eriolgrei6e
Seier oieies Sabr oeranlaBt, inO SeB-
terc mar pabrideinIih auf groBerem
MnBitabe ongele9t, ais irgeno cine
5eitli1feit oerielben 9lrt.
Die 6eier begonn Z ll6r MorgenS
nit Ger Goriiibrung bon 9agerle6en
our6 oie v9op Scouts" ouf ocm
Spielplob. Gas Eager puroe Obi
icia gcnonnt. Cies lit Elm 9lame atS
Der Snoiaueriprabe unO meiut: Ger
Sicger".
9ladnlittogS . llbr fnnO cine Ser.
iammllna patriotiiden Gborofters
ltott. mobei an Die anlueienoen ain-
DER 6iibide 5laggeu oert6eilt wuroeu
Inter 2eihmg BON Sri. Sortenic
Serman imo Srn. Nfilton 8, ReguS
fang Elm G6or, 6eitebenO ans Sdul-
finoern peridieOene Jlationolgei1nge
Cam crfolgte oic ainOer-Cemonitra.
ton ser ,Gbiloren's YlapgrounO 9Ii.
location" inter 9eitung bon ben
6rls. Marp @roB, Srisler @enb
9lnnette Sliuollff lno glnOereu. 9c
Oieler @elegenbeit purOen ole natio.
noleu 5eiertage Der bier SabreS5eiten
olrd cine &araOe II. 9Gn5c perwirf-
Ii6t.
PM oie genannte 0emonitrotion
folgte I'M 3 llbr 80 cine &araoe, oe.
rem 9(uiitealng pie iolat mar, Seurp
@. @illman Mlaridaa; Som. st.
Solution, 9eiter; .SitenO @erid6ue.
ringS- -9erein," r@roB Noro6itIi1er
Gerid0neum9s.@erein" ShulfinOer,
y9oD Scouts," SpielpIdt-Gereiili-
gina, Sagerieucr-D -D}do1en, u@ublic
9lt6letic 9eague,~ auaben.9rigooe,
Snoianer etc
lin a ll6r muroen Damn at6letiidc
@ettidmpie ousgefohten, Die inter
Der 9eiting BON SrH. So6n g. Glarfe
DER D&ublic 2Itbletic Seogue" itano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
galtimOrcr amf 9lciicn.

gln 9oro Ocs Dampfers 09rot
prin5 @ilbelnl0 rciien am 0ienita,
ocn 7. SuIi BON glcm gorf aus fol
qenOe 9oltinorer nocb europa, 81
@. @bilip @aiI Sr.GorI D1cDer, 6r
ella 8. W1cDer uno Or. SenrD G
SdmeiBer. Der Qanpfer n8otei
Inno~ ocr Somblrrg -glmcrifa-2inil
crfrcut iih bcreits groBer 9eIiebtbe
bei ocm reiienoen 9ublifimL trot
rcm cr eieentli1 glaen nod Elm glet
lima lit. gluf ieiner 0ritten 9ieiI
pihpdrts lit bereits Der 9ficicnOon
pier fat bollitGnoig ausoerfouft. 6
aebt om 7. Suli bon glep Nort mi
1895 aojiiten 8aiiagieren I'M
5por 725 eriter uno $40 5peiteralo'
ic in See. @on Baltimore reiien al
Gem o8aterlan0" folgenoe YoiiogiC
re: Scrr Ebomos 0eforo, 6rou Ebr
mas 0cforo uno Gobter, SSrou s. VI
5000, Sri. @ireinia oe @oep, 5rls
esulia uno 2i55ie g8einberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

I'm $50 giodmittoes nobnt &C.
iiern oie 2s.jdbrige 6roii 9lnuic 9oa,
ben a, NlacnpeIs 2ouc, anee6lid &C.
Gen ibre g2erp0iitdt cine ou groBc
Doiis goloriontropfen Elm. glls Ser
aiitngserideiuuuscn oorouf eintro-
ten, riefen Die glneeb6rieen Or. glia
s. &eiiels, 92r. 436, Sreoerid- -9(pey
ser oie lleberfiibrung bon 5rou Bali
nod Dem 6rouflin Squore.Soipitol
onorouete. Or. 81. See Sidcw
tumpte ibr Oort oen 0iogen ans. Sic
tcfinoct iic6 bereits ouf Dem g8egc
Ger gcIicring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
gSerfGnfer per6aftet.

Inter Der 9(niduloignng, onge6.
LID ocn getrog BON $50 BON ieinem
9roOberrn Soc @ieienielo BON 9tr.
300, @eit-9altimorcitrobc, geitoblen
81 baben, mnroe geitern gladmittag
DER 19 Sabre alte George Sab bon
g}r. 10, Sit-@laoiiouitroBc, BON Oen
0je6eimpoli5iiten @iaiam 9ltfinion
ino @eorg 9lrnitrong Ocr6aftet.
Scllte @ormittag miro ser 9lrreitant
Dor Foli5eiribter Supplee in Der
mittlereu @oli5eiitotion Elm gcr6or
81 6eiteben 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
steIlen Inn gleaiernnnsbienit.

Die Nun0es GipilOicnit.@onlnlii-
lion miro i'm 9luguit @riiiimgcn fiir
glpplitanten Inn folgenOe Stellen BAL
ten; 9(r5t, Gbenifer, @eimo6eitsbe.
amten, Moidincn5eibner, @efliigel.
8ii6ter, Sei5lhlgs- Sngenieur, Saus-
observation-disclosures, Siilfs @ruben-
Sngenieir, 3oologen. Gie glppli-
fanten. 0enen Oie Gi0iloienit-Gom-
milton in &ai6inston bereitpiligIi
ale cripiini9te glusflnft ertbeilt|
niiiiien 9iirger Scr Ser. Staaten ieii|
im0 Oiirfcn oas so. 2c6ensidbr midi
iibcri6ritten boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
nSanuitatteru feieru ben gicrten.

SIN 0Gonnitatter 8orf4 miro
beute ser nGannitotter GolfsfeIt-Ger-
ein" ocn nglorrei6en 9ierten~ mli
edit i6wdbiibe gSeiie feiern. Die
Srbrpo6en 1aben ben alten allnclc
Sam~ eingelaOen beilte oen nGann-
itatter &arf" nit ieinem 8eiude 81
beebren. IS miro Oa6er erwartet,
OoB ieOeS 0}itglieo oes @ereins nit
&inO lmO aegel eribeint, I'M Dem al
ten Serrn einen miiroigen @npfong
5ll bereiten. g}d1iten Sonntag bat
nltnfel @rdiig~ ieinen Eag, oenn am
t2. Suli feiert Der gcreiu, Scr nod
i6m 6enonnt i'll, iein 80. Stiitlrngs-
felt in M2iaer's &arf bel 9unOolf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Gnnncnnnf. nno l1ntcrnnnn.
0ns g0etter.

Sir N1arDlano imo oen 0iitrift
Columbia beute tribe rnO DerdnOer-
li6e @inoe.
Gie 6odite Semperotiu am geitri-
gen Gage betrug 72 Grao nm 3 llbr
glodmittogs unO Die nieOrigIte GA
@roo I'M 6 ll6r Morgens.
Ser 6eiidtigfeitsge6oIt Ser Suit
mar s llbr Morgens 70 @ro5ent rnO
s ll6r gl6enos 50 &ro3ent.
Sn Oen ii6rigen @etter 9eoba6-
lungs Stationen oes Sonoes por Oie
bodite Semperotur pie folgt: glt-
lautie Gitv 70, 9ismard 76, Bolton
y, Buffalo rs, G6arleiton 81, G6i,
cogo "a, Glepelano 72, Cenper rs,
Detroit so, 0uIut6 76, @aitport 66]
@alDciton Sc, Green 9op sc. SatteI
ras so, SABRE 80, Selcno 80, SadI
ionoiac %, aauios Gitp Sc, auorI
bile S6, 9ouisbiQe 80, Marquette 70]
Dlenp6is sc, 0lontgomerp sc, MolI
real so, gantudet 70, 9ieip Srleo
80 9lep gorf 70, SfIa6oma s
Eittsburgb 81, philadelphia 1880
louo, Niey "a, 4ortlano, Ore, 6
2ue6ec 80, Goleieb so, Salt Sd
GitD a. San 8ran3iSco GO, St2oii
so, ct. @oul SO, Scranton 80, OBJ
report 96, SpofaHe "a, SBrocuie s.
Eompa IS, @ai6iugton "a, gSiu
peg %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

mobteu Oen9l6idluB cines ougeue5n
Oerle6ten Cages.
Sn g}or0meit Baltimore.
@o6l nod ielten 5upor poren ole
Sduier in Oen @orItGOten mie @al-
broof, gBeIt-6oreIt-@orf, Somaro-
Earf, @inOior.Sia, TO- StroBc mO
@eihpoo0,2lDenue, @OmonOion.9[pe.
me meitli6 bon Ser @iien6o6n sui
ton-9loenue II. I. ~. 10 bii6id Oefo-
rirt, ais Oieies Sa6r lleberoa puroe
Der Gag nit patriotiidenGeOen, Gon.
5ert mo 6euermerf gefeiert.
SSn 9&or0o Baltimore.
Sn Observation-Disclosures, no6e ser
Baltimore Cemetery prangten
9an5e Sdliergebierte in 9aternen-
idmude un0 Ginoerllm5iige oQer9lrt,
Oluiif mo 9lnipro6en pe6ielten in
i1oner Sormonie nit einanOer o6
9l6enOs gob eS 6euerlperf un0 Sis.
creme.
Sn Srbington.
Srnington's 4. SSlilifeier fon0 Itott
in Dem neuen YooiQon an @ooO.
Iono- uro 5reOerid gloenue. Gie
6eier 6eItonO in CONCERT, Sou5 uno
gorfiibrlng bon @on0el6iloern.
Sir Die 6iibi6eite SousOeforotionen
wor Elm @reis in 6orm zines Sil6er.
6ebers ausgeiest.
yglrion~.
S5n ieinem @ort an scr @ilfens-
glocnlte feierte ser @eIanebercin
u9lrion~ geItern oen r@lorreiben
Gierten@ nit einem i6onen Somi-
Iicufcite, bel Dem Oos arrangements
Gomite fir 9llt uno Sung DortreffIi6
aeiorgt bate. Gegclbobncn &inoer-
ipiele, Eon5 un0 Speile lno Grant
Foten ieoem 8elu6er, mas CT &C.
rooe begebrtc, un0 OaB 9[aen in &C.
iniitblibcm 6reunoesfreiie Die Stun.
cen nur 3u iAnell berflogen oofiir
biiret Ole Ebotiabe, OoB trob oes
fiiblen g8ctterS oie WlitgIicocr oeS
n9lrions~ bis 81 ipdter 9lbenoihlnOe
Recommendation. 0ie bor5iigIi6
oetroffenen arrangements logen in
oen SGnoen foIgenoer Serren:. &en-
~ 8loehcr, Gborles 8ronfe, Soiepb
0jiintber, aorl @oelmonn Gonroo
Sobl, Seinri6 SbuiOt, 9tobert
S6ntiot, Sobn 9ormann George
Sre6erid, &enrD geinbor0t itno &orl
9teinbar0t. Sin idoncS 6euerWcrf
bei6lob oen gentiitbli6en gl6cnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Sn's 6erpin?

Inter Dem 9eroocbt ongc6Iib @e-
roin i'm 9eiie 8u boben, iuuroe &C.
iiern 9lobmittog DER % Sabre olte
&erfGufer 9fo0fieIo &obn BON gar
$40, 5iio.Sig6. .StroBe, bonn 9oli5i-
iten Stempel BON Der mittleren @oli-
aci Station berboftet lmo fir ein
&crDor, welbes belite itattfinoet feit.
oehoLten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
GSr10lidr8 8Gin9cr=SSOltSfclt
9lrbeiter-6dnger feiern tire @rfOlge.
lfara0e rrutiTt TtdJ ais riu "sdJIaarr, !"

Scuc6mcr TrbcSangerfe @OrOOS Nmerifa
er5icen gOfcu gpplan Ond cine ciu SnrdocfH6r %auOe
%Ormittag bes gurredeu %eru 9u6en i@ ben Stru
pu3cu nnO gGnHsnnoeu OeS 5eeS in gOdes %arf 9as
butgc SduhprOsramm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Ser pgicrte.

Sononengc6riia umO SdIo6tengc-
tote
iino cine 5iemli6 barmloie Gboie
ecgen Den Gag, Der nun gliIdli6 bor-
bel,
Oen rllbmooIIen elorreiden ~6ourtb
of Subj"
Gs pedte Di1 W}orgenS Elm Conner
gerou
unO seeen @littog puroe es toll
es icboB ouf Sen StroBen eS idoB
oif oen 8lGben
eS fra1te uno blitte, eS flogcn Die
sSeben
uno glbenoS Oo morb Der Speftofel
grnn0ioS,
an allen @den ging etpos los,
cS orobnte Der 2Grm pilO iiber Die
StroBe,
9iafeten flogen Dir ilnter Oie gtoie
unO @onlben nit foum Der5eiblidem
Glift
1tiegen nit &tocb in oie glbcnolilft
SD bab mid gemunOert, marum OoS
@eibrei,
eS mar oo6 fein praftii6er gcrtb
babel,
Eos fgulDer morO olles gon5 nublos
berbrannt,
morltm bat mans nidbt 5u mas gu
tenn bermon0t;
bGtt' man ouf jeOe 9fofcte 5ulebt
cod wenigitens ein SuffrogettHen
geiestl
81. 6. 9f c \ b q d.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
C0I.LEGIANS
Lose Second Game to Buck
harmon BY a 0nesided
Score.

BUCBHANNoN, June 8 The
Pittsburg Collegians were again
swamped by the West Virginia Wes-
legan baseball team in slow game
on College field yesterday afternoon,
Is to 8. Morrison did the curving
for the Methodists, while Kelly pitch
ed for the Smoky City lads. Morrison
pitched great game. holding the
opposing team to five hits and max
ing twelve of them fan the wind,
while the team behind him did some
heavy hitting, getting many hits for
extra bases. Wesleyan put the game
on ice / nthe second inning and had
TT easy all the way. One of the
smallest crowds Of the season was
out to see the last game of the pres
ent series.
Score:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

Brooklyn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 13 2
Batteries: James and Whaling and
Gowdy; Reubach and Miller.
Boston. !. J. 600 OO2 O01-S 6 0
Brooklyn. -. 020 Ol0 1Os-4 s. 0
Batteries: Bochrehan and Gowdy;
Pfeffer and Fischer.
At st. Louis R,H.E
cincinnati. +. 0D2 oil 01O-4 4 6
ST. Louis. - 400 900 001"-5 6 /
Batteries: Davenport, .Ingersoll,
Benton and Clark; Hagerman and
Wingo
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York R.H.E
Washington. O41 ono 003-9 II 2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

At Brooklyn R.H.E.
brooklyn. j. 113 O02 O4*-11 1S /
Batteries: Quinn, Yount, Ridge
way. Allen and Jacltlitsch and Bouch-
er; Peters and owens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

Wearing new-fangled sunsEIsss
Is the latest thing in baseball.
} The glasses are riveted to the peek
Of the cap and work on d hinge.
When not needed to shield the eyes
the glasses rest against the peak OF
the, cap, When a ball is Fit. tina
fielder simply touches the rim Of the
glasses and they fall down in front.
Of his eyes and give him chance 10.
see the approaching ball while look.
ing directly into. the sun,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
BALL CAME TODAY.

The Red and Blue teams Of the
Brotherhood will clash In their see-
ond baseball game Of the season at
Union Park this evening. "A, special
car will leave the court house at es1D
and the game will be started immediy
ately upon the arrival of this car ait
the park. Both teams have a strong
lineup for this evening and a good
game may be expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
Second game

second game
Buffalo -. 001 LII 30O-7 s. 1
Pittsburg. -. : 100 OO2 Oo0-3 s 5
Batteries: Moore and Blair;
knetzer and Roberts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
R. H. e

A Kansas City R.H. e
Kansas City. 001 010 01O-3 6 8
Batteries: Fiske, Lang and Will
son; Cullop and Easterly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

At st. Louis R.H.E
Indianapolis. 600 900 300 6 i
st. Louis. 49,. 01O 01O O1"--3 I 0
Batteries: Mullen and Rariden;
Crandall and Simon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
BASEBALL IN
"A NUTSHELL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Az Chicago R.H.B
Plttsbprg. -. OC,2 600 1903 ; 8
Chicago. $50 zoe 00S-7 IL .
Batteries: Adams. Cooper and
Gibson and Kafara; Pierce and
Archer,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
Federal LEAGUE.

First game
At Buttalo- RyH..E.
Buffalo. -. 100 100 600 s il
Pittsburg 4. 900 ITO 44"-1O 10 2
Batteroies: Moran, Brown and
Blair; Knetzer and Roberts.
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Flrst game

FlTsL game
At Philadelphia R.H.E
New York. !. 100 010 O0O-2 s 3
Philadelphia. 010 040 31"-9 IL 9
Batteries: Marquard, Fromme and
Meyers and Mclean; Eaton and John.
son.
Second game
New York. 900 All. 002-7 IA i
Philadelphia. 900 900 600 5 3
Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers;
Jacobs, lineup, Mattison and KILL
fer.
First game
At Brooklyn- R.H.E
Boston. -. 2000OG0000001-3 . 0
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High proportion Of
m a nuf &C l ufed
parts means car.
value, long lie
and road ability.

stqdsbaker SIX Incorporates i
greater proportion of manufactur.
ed parts than any other car.
It's steels are more rigidiy specified:
each shipment analysed and tested
before acceptance.
It's vital parts are neat treated more
thoroughly-two to four tInes-and
with greater scientific accuracy.
Methods OF manufacture are more in
tensive; machinery equipment moro
complete and costly. yet far mors
economical because OF big produc.
tion.
Laboratory and engineering work goes
deeper. is more thorough. and ac-
tually in charge OF Misunderstanding
Friction and vibration minlmized, the
life OF the car heightened by perfect
alignment Of correlated. parts. per-
feet fabrication and perfect balance.
Hence The Studebaker SIX Is the
greatest value, has the longest life,
the most perfect reliability.
No higher price can buy as much, Tel
alone more.
Send for the Studebaker Proof Book.
describing Studebaker manufactur.
ing methods,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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At Detroit R.H.B.
Detroit 49,. 200 600 3O&-5 4 4
Batteries: Russell and Schalk;
Hall and Stannish.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
CAVES TODAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at. Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg-chicago, not scheduled.
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Summary.

summary.
Two base hits-Neale 2, Miller,
ollum
Three base htts-Neale 2, Daniels,
Withers, olium.
Stolen bases-Neal 2, olrum. Nor
rison. IL. s.
Double. play-Plckard unassisted.
Hit by, pitcher-Slngieton, Hood,
shumaker, Plckard.S.
First base on balls-off Morrison
2, OFF Kelly 2, off McCandless. 1.
Struck out-by Morrison IL, by
Kelly 5, by .McCandless 2.
Hits apportioned-off Kelly II in
Is 1-3 innings, of MeCandless in
2.3 innings.
Umpire-Post.
Tlme-2:0O.
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New York. 3O2 coo 30O-S 10 8
Batteries: Boehling, Ayers, Engle
and Henry and Williams; Fischer
Fischer and Nunmaker.
First game

First game
At Boston a5 R.H.E.
Philadelphia. 900 900 900 5 8
Boston .s.'....a 900 COZ 1913 81
Batteries: Busch and schang;
Leonard and Thomas.
Second game J
Philadelphia. 900 1i1l6 020-4 10 0
Boston. ,..... 900 900 O20-2 6 0
Batteries; Pennock and Lapp;
Foster, Cooper and Cady and Thomas.
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At Cleveland.

At Cleveland. R.H.E.
Cleveland 600 600 O0O-O / I
Batteries: Taylor and Agnew;
Hagerman- and OTNeill.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-24

Is unusual to hear anyone speaking
in his defense. and in patiently read
ing this defense we find some good
points in IL. This approval OF a.much
berated class arises from the circunn-
stance Of New Orleans citizen who
actually carried out the advice fire.
quently given knockers and GROWERS
to go and hire a hall" He did this
very thing. and in speaking from a
platform in a hall he had secured
said in his own defense: when a
man has a crouch he should not worry
his friends with II. but hire a hall and
advertise. Those who don't want to
hear him can stay away. never
grumble to a man who has to listen
TO me. pay for the privilege OF
grumbling to people who like to hear
it,"
This Is refreshing aud honest.
Viewed from a certain angle Il Is.
perhaps. true that an intelligent. con
scientious knocker may become an as.
set instead OF an annoying liability 20
town. Some cities become accus.
toned TO running in a rut. and drop
into a sleepy complacency. They need
a stirring up and "bawling out" A
real. active knooker IL liable 10 wakcn