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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14

Jack Isoffland returned from TULSA
Okla. where he was called by the serious
Illness OF Mrs. Tom Loffland He re-
ports her much improved.
Mrs. l.. VI. Smith returned Wednesday
from Newark and Columbus. where she
has been the guest OF friends.
Mrs. Barney Pennington and dauCh-
ter, Pearl, have returned from cleveland
where they have been yisiting Chae.
Pennington and family.
Isaac Henson, Of Ethel. was in town
TUESDAY
Mrs. William Haney f. on the sick list
our treasurer. Roth, sold IS pieces Of
land Tuesday; also 105 tracts OF coal.
Charles Revert and son. Paul. have
gone 20 tho oklahoma oil fields, where
they have employment.
chris Weber. of Louisville. was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Floyd Miracle. OF -ummerfleld was
transacting business iu town Wednes-
day
j.. W. Felt. Of GruEsviue. was in town
Wednesday.
II. r.. Jones. 81 GAINESVILLE. was calling
on trade Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Daley f. at shadyside with
". r. HolscIaw. 81 crows Nest wa
day
:. f. Lunbattia. ar Summerfield. vas
on our street "Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph t. HruiN and son CrharIea
we're ~ Wheeling Monday.
The Alpine club gave a Valentine
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dance at their hail Wednesday. which
was largely attended.
Siegel Tschaffat. OF Wheeling. is here
visiting his mother.
Harry u. Brown was over from Ozark
attending the poultry show
Ex-Auditor j W. Zesiger, OF ClarinC-
ton. was IN town Thursday and Friday
Mrs. r. NJ. Belnap. of Pittsburgh. ret
friends.
Mrs. Bert Poulton entertained the
Help Club Thursday evening with a
carpet rug sewing RefreshmentS were
served after the sewing.
Miss Grace johnson. the o r. w.
Of illness
Miss Marie Heron. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. +. II. Heron. formerly Of this
place. Is sick with diphtheria at her
home in GAINESVILLE.
The members OF woodfield Chapter
NO. 26S -. r. 8. are requested 20 be
present AZ the regular meeting Monday
evening. February l6. for the purpose or
Initiating new members
Ihe g NJ II. A, Society initiated a
class OF seven new members TUESDAY
evening. A lively time was had and
more applications presented.
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CADIZ, OHIO

cAD1z. o. Feb. lS.-Mrs. Charlotte
Hammond has returned from Cambridge
w. a Work has returned from NC
Mrs, c. NJ Hogg has returned from
Mrs. Harry Mintesr and children are
In Sewickly, PA.
q, g. y. Roy was up from Bowerston on
Mrs Persia sucsensuth w.s In IN
richsNille sunday
Mrs. George Chambers, or Mt Plea -
ant. spent sunday IN Cadiz.
Mrs. William Richey. OF SteubenvflIa
spent sunday with relatives mere
Emerson Long Is az Atlanta. Co THIS
week on business
Alfred liatton suffered = stroke OF
Mr. and Mrs Marion Hines were hers
from bennison this week
Dewey Quarter. % wheeling was the
Edwin Arnold has returned 70 hts
work az Chester. W. Va.
Mrs Don Naehinder has returned TO
Beech city
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Timmons are NJ
Rattle creek. Mich
Mrs .Montford Manshcld. Of Columbus
1s with relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Huston. 81 New Cumbe-.
,,.,rd. vs.. Va. Is tho guest of Mrs. j. I
Mr. and Mr. John Moore. OF Carr.-
El'. 70. are guests or Mrs. J. r. Moore
N- ana Mrs. T.. ". Atkinson were
Win relatives iu stcubenville n few dav-
fhis week
Mrs John Carmody left Tuersav %
.nn friends 10 S. Petersburg. Florida.
where she viii remain "a few weeks
Fred Long has returned from Cinrfr-
NATL whore he attended "A state Iurube-.
mans convention.
Columbus hospital this week To- treat
fnert Tor several Ills.
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GAINESVILLE

=, BARNESNl LILLE. o. FebI3-WiIliam
NORRIS. former resident OF this city.
uied at MS home In Columbus Thursday
night lie lived here the greater mari
o. MS life until w!.h y rhe past wear
Mhen ne went To Columbus to live. lie
Nas veteran OF the ysVI war and was
about IS years Of age lie was n life
long Methodist and was a cheerful COM
p parllOn ana MS many friends and old
death. Besides the widow he As sur
Nlved by two sons. Emmor. OF Cleveland
remains will be brought here Sstur,,sv
ana taken TO the home OF his brother
,"nh Norris; on Hunt avenue. Funeral
ernoon. conducted by Rev. Thomas Wood
OF the First Methodist church Inter-
ment in the Southern cemetery
Miss Palma Crawford mas accepted
position with the Lotus cut Glass
company. OF this city. as bookkeeper
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hutch inson. or
walnut street. are rejoicing oven the
arrival OF a son. born Wednesday aft
Charles Barnes has returned TO his
house in Columbus after "a visit with mis-
father, o p. Barnes, OF North Lincoln
Mrs. Randall Lane. Of South Lincoln
avenue. is spending a few DAYS with
relatives IN Quaker Ciey.
Mrs, WILDER Thornberry. OF Cambridge
attended the funeral OF her grandmother
which occurred here Friday afternoon
Miss Elizabeth CarneS. OF BeIlaire
spent a Few days recently with her
sister, Mrs. \. W. Laughlin, Of Walton
avenue.
Milton Smith. who conducts a hoard
ing mouse on SCUM CHESTNUT street will
remove about the FIRST or APRIL TO the
J0hn Adams propert" on Main street.
where he w!il follow the same business
william Hayes. OF West Main street
recently sold MS property To Albert
Grier Mr.. and Mrs. hayes will remove
in the near future 10 Hartford t.itv.
Ind. Their many friends here wish
them success ia their new home
Prot. Leigh. who recently assisted
win tne special fneetiuCa az the Chris
ian church, Will give song recital
tuesday evening. February II At the
churcH Mr.. Leigh has been soloist in
many or the largest Episcopal churches
IN England Canada and America. and mis-
experience euables him TO render his
songs with skill and power BarnesviiIe
people we're well pleased with Prof
eLign during the meetings here aud will
he glad OF an opportunity TO hear a. i'm
again.
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Observation-Disclosures
fully Overcome in the Tissues
BY a Searching Remedy

III you are down with rh.urnatfarsg
pr you suecze. feel chilled. are rhoked
win catarrh. have "a cough. or your
skin is pimpled and irrItated with
rhsh' eczema. or any other blood dis
order Just RENE mber that All the Ills
Or life come from impure blood Ana
you can easily give your blood "a GOOD
thorouEh cleansing. bath by using
=. 3 There is no need for anyone
20 DO degpOudcut over the Illness Of
blood Impurities no matter how
badly they attack the rvatem. or how
un''Ehtlv becomes the skin. Just re-
member there ig ono Ingredient I'm
y y q That Hn stimulates the cellular
tissues throuEhout the body that each
part selects ifs own essential nutri-
mont from the blood
This means that ell decav. All
hT'' KING down ~ the Tissues. ls
checked ana repair work b.gf,g
p I" has such aprrinc influence
on OH local coils Ha tp rraasrv. ttsI-
mutual welfare and an1rH "a r-.,.r
rlI.i'F' assistance fu each 1fFsr
More attention fH being rf,.r d,
scientific medicine than over bsf.r,
and o. IS fH tho highest s4bfagr.
m1rf i1 us nHr Dor MANY vsars r..-f-
rfIrd urnn N.rl-r IHffe ~ Potash. s-a.4i-.
ihTsir'.' CsharfIrs sH1 'uHra" Re- remedies
70 h.0od rirtness. tHf now ur Our. r--.t-fr.
n 81 s. a. n.ir safeguard
NHl cen OF 81 o. .4 arr f-v- .f.-. t..,
Insist urHu having q. hrT you should f4Es rs
''an." 'N r.~I....Hr H-rHuH Hl r..HrH...T e
.HHf'.'r.r N.f n your HH.HH H.HHH... ..
.".N fHHf r.I HHHIH 'Ea fH T.H.H.f % .#H.. .....
freely. Hf'.r.f WHI.aI IssHf IH.. ...r. ......
Co. e.l sN..t hi.El AtIaa.a. Dl.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

CNIONTOwN. o.. Feb 12-Nt,s.
Martha Lyle was at the home OF her
aunts, Miss Mary Ealop and Mrs.
Martina Ensle, the FIRST of the week
u. craig Price came down from Co.
Iumbus. Friday OF last week and stay
cd over until Monday. visiting with his
mother. who has been quite sick.
Mrs. Lyde Taylor Is somewhat i'm
proved from her recent illness
Miss Esther Grimes BE- ou the sick
list
Miss Martha Lyle ana sisters. enter
talned their young friends al "A party
one evening last week
The Womau's NISzIuuaTy society or
the United Presbyterian church met AZ
the home ~ Mrs Ahe, Lodge
Charley Fulton. col Flushing was AZ
the nome or John caldwell Wednes-
day
Mrs Margaret Barnes was shopping
IN wheeling one day recently
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A raid was made last week on several
places here. and only one pint OF whis-
key found in the search. and that was
found in a mans coat pocket in the
charge, hut pleaded not guilty 20 the
charge. This Is his third time, once
convicted by our mayor and once by
to prove himself innocent IN order to
continue business.
our present mayor is 20 be conEratu-
lated on enforcing his duties as they
never heretofore were before his admin
lstratiou. Hoping our mayor success in
keeping order and having nothing but
law abiding citizens in our nice village
- the wish OF every honest citizen in our
town.
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HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER. 49,. Feb. I3.--Qulte a mum.
Der from here are attending the meet.
inEs az Mt Zion this week
Cecil Brooks was a business caller in
Bethesda Tuesday
Miss Mary Travis. who has been
working at &. D. Brooks for the In -
three weeks. has returned 20 her home
south pf town
The Latter Day Saints have been
holding their meetings In the q A ri
hall the last two weeks
The Red Men met IN regular session
business was transacted
Gasoline supply cans operated by a
coin slot are IN successful use IN
several places.
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OIL Ha~H


Pure oil Producing 20. No. 2. J. NJ
McNay. drilling at i,4oO feet.
Way Farm OIL co. No. Gee. Wesley
Parks. rigging.
Way Farm oil CO. No. Philip Burk-
hart. rigging.
Parker q Edwards No. y. Smith
spudding.
Anderson oil Co, drilling at 500 feet
AZ their No. l MCMullca.
Everett Ferguson x co, No. ] Tooth.
man. drilling at 900 feet
Ing at 200 feet
Day OIL co. No. W. A. Day. drilling
at 500 feet
Loffland Bros. No. j. w Denbow
dry In all sands to Berea
Minard Run oil co. No. ] Greenbank
drilling at 800 feet
r. q. Cunningham No. o. J. weber
drilling at 1900 feet
Zerger Farm OIL co. No 4 ZerRar
good for 10 barrels.
Cunningham, Loar Il Co. No . Benner.
spudding
McKallip & Hawks No. 1 sumpert
Progressive oil co. No. Wise. rig
ging.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
CIRCUIT COURT

Judge Charles c. Newman entered
an order yesterday In the assumpsit
case OF Henry Bieberson vs.. George
Fuhrmsn. dismissisg the case. The
suit was brought for damages in the
sum OF $1,000. The suit had origin
ated with recovery on n note.
An appeal was filed from the court
Of Squire Hobbs. styled G.. $. McGreg-
or vs.. stephen y Wson The suit in
wolves small SUR OF money and Is
brought by the fat..er OF the plaintiff
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WOODSFlELD OHIO
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
woopsFrFTD' ~. TeS Is


Feb. 2.-Hearing on will co 8. r.
Luthy, deceased. Testimony taken. ad-
mitted 90 probate
Statement OF inventories filed with
auditors.
J. NJ. Johnson. administrator OF John
W. Conner. filed first and final account.
). r. Luthy appointed executor OF s.
Z Luthy. deceased
Feb. 3-W. y. Lynch. guardian Of Is
ley Merckle. filed final account
Feb. 5-iiearing on will Of Elizabeth
\. Gtbbins. TcStiwCU- q John l.. Wiley
taken-couse continued.
Application filcd 10 probate viii Of 4.
g Brtdgeman. deceased. Hearing set
for February IL. 1914.
Proofs Of publication notices OF ap-
pointment OF A. w. Johns, administrator
OF Levi Howell. deceased. =. W. Matz
administrator OF Lena Ripper. deceased.
Rebecca III. Devaui administrative c. 4
a. OF Zenas nevaul. deceased. filed
John Berkey. guardian OF Lizzie Lowe
filed second partial account
w. n. Moore appointed administrator
OF Hannah Norris.
Feb. s--P. W. Matz. administrator OF
Lena Ripper, filed inventory
Charles Howell administrator OF
David Howell. filed first and final ac-
count.
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Former Citizen Killed.

Friends here received word Tuesday
that Charles schumacher. Of Pittsburgh.
had been instantly killed that morning
by being caught I'm the machinery he
was starting. Deceased was a son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schumacher who
was about 40 years OF age and leaves n
wife and two children. Funeral Friday
morning at Millvale. Those who were
IN attendance from here were MIR. and
Airs. Henry Brooks and son Laurence
John Rausch and Mrs. Sabestian Brooks
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vlslt spent here with his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mills
Several from here eNDact 10 strapd
the institute Ia Louisville ON next Tues
day and "wednesday
Tho commissioners were at the conn
~ tnhrmary on Monday
FRAMES Williamson, Of Pittsburgh,
was calling on friends here this week
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Drama and Comedy

Robert Parker Miles. the interesting
lecturer. viii be here next Thursday.
February 10. 1914. as the thirG member
Of the Lyceum course at tie NJ. T..
church. Mr.. Miles comes well recon-
mended and no doubt Will deliver an In
teresting address
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Poultry Show Big sueo..,

over 100 entries We're made and over
twice that number OF birds were on eN-
hihition IN the Monroe county court
house Thursday and Friday. The fudg
ing was done Thursday afternoon by
IL. kockensparger, an expert Judge OF
poultry This certainly was a big suc-
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Endora Wheeler to the board OF edu-
cation. part lot 6. Jackson township.
s1b2.
Priscilla Atzenhofer 20 George Atzen-
hofer. 30 acres. Adams township. S6i2
W. II. Alexander 60 W. 7. Fleahman.
80 acres. Green township. $500.
John W. Bandi to w T. Fleahman,
5O.l5 acres. Green TOWNSHIP. s.
Frederick Baker to W. 7 Fleahmban.
30 acres. Center township. 81
Pebble r. Hannahs to wiIbert A.
Stenhens. lot IL. Calais. $500
W; \. stephen 20 &. =. Weir. lot -.
Calais. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
BULL MoosERs" PREPARING
FOR BIG DOLLAR DINNER.

The biz dollar dinner 20 be given
by the Bull Moosers OF the State has
been set for March 20, at Hunting
ton. Chairman Handlan OF Wheel
ing, stated yesterday that he ex-
pected a big turnout from this CITY
at the dinner. No program has been
arranged as yet. but the committee
Is trying 10 get Gov Johnson Of Cal
fornia and other national speakers
TO speak az the dinner.
Miss Banter-Oh, joy oh. joy I've
lost ten pounds,
Miss Meanie-Don't worry. dearie
You'd never notice 20 AZ all-Judge
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Raid Made on speafeas.es.

cess and a bigger one promises the next
show
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

local lovers of the sport. However,
Waynem says: "First come, first
skinned"
That this move on the part of Mr..
Weyman and his teammates will short
ly result in placing the bowling game
on an organized basis is not doubted,
and it is predicted that by March ] a
bowling association will be formed,
schedules framed, and regular nightly
contests Of this cleanest of all sports
will be featured by The Club manage
ment.
In the meantime the many aspirants
for a place in the ''Who's Who" col
umn are busy building up their aver
ages, and it is expected that when
April rolls around, bringing the Bowl
ing Congress to Portland, that Salem
will be fittingly represented by strong
team, which will bring home the bacon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
R|TCH|E-MURPHY BOUT
IS NOT DUE APRIL 3

San Francisco, Feb. 9.-Willie Ritch-
lie, lightweight worlds champion, and
Harlem Tommy Murphy will not be seen
in action here April 3.
This announcement, according to Pro-
moter Coffroth, does not mean that the
match is off again, or that there even
has been q third postponement. 1t is
merely a correction, it was stated, of
the popular impression that April 3 had
been definitely fixed as the date Of
the long-delayed bout.
'During the conference at Coff-
roth s office" said Manager Foley to-
day, "following the injury to Ritchie s
heel, Jim Buckley, Murphy's manager,
agreed to a postponement to April 3,
or any other date in April. As Ritchie
wants to engage in two 1Oround bouts
before he meets Murphy, and as the
latter has a theatrical engament to fill
that will carry him along to the latter
par of March, a date later in April
than the third will be agreeable to both
sides.
"'Ritchie's first bout will be with
Ad Wolgast, in Milwaukee. The date
of the Murphy contest has not beer
definitely fixed, but Ritchie will meet
him on a date not later than the sec
ond week in April"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
..ROYAL ARCANUM IS
| ORGANIZED IN SALEM
Officers Are Selected and Thirty Mem
bers Are Initiated at First Meet
ing Held Here.
GRAND REGENT CONDUCTS
THIS IMPORTANT SESSION
New Organization Is Composed of
Many Business and Professional
Men of Capital City.

With 80 members already enrolled
and 20 more qualified for the honors,
council Of the Royal Arcanum was per
manently organized in Salem Saturday
night at meeting held in the l. o. o.
f. hall
The following officers were elected to
serve in the council for the ensuing
years Regent, w. G. Winslow; vice
regent, L. S. Geer; orator, Dana H. Al
len; chaplain, Albert N. Minton; sitting
past regent, w. H. Dancy; guide, Ches-
ter Cox; secretary, t. NJ. Hicks; col
lector, Ivan C. McDaniels; treasurer,
Edwin M. Hoffmill warden, j. p. Reed;
sentry, w, P. Fowle. Trustees are c. j..
Olmstead, G. j. Watson and w. M.
Hamilton.
The grand recent of the order, Geo.
w. Hazen, of Portland, conducted the
meeting and an address was delivered
by Judge Robert G. Morrow, Of Multi
nomah county. The new local organi-
zation is composed almost entirely of
business and professional men of Salem,
and the organizer expressed great faith
in the future of the lodge. Several of
the grand lodge members of Portland
attended the meeting Saturday night,
and assisted in making the opening a
success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
COACHES BARRED FROM LINES.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

New York, Feb. 9.-The conference
of the collegiate football rules commit
tee has adjourned without announcing
radical changes in football rules. Two
changes, however, were given out. One
provides that coaches hereafter shall
not be allowed on the lines, and the
other that after the teams are lined up
for play, the team in possession of the
ball will not be allowed to encroach on
neutral zone in shift plays before the
ball is snapped in play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
DIoGENEs HAS EASIER JOB.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]


Denver, Feb, 9.--Hoping to develop
another Jim Jefferies, an Abe Attell
or Frank Gotch, the Denver Athletic
Club tonight will begin its annual box
ing and wrestling tournament. For the
rest of the week, future greats in all
clases from bantam to white hopes will
clash nightly in the club S arena. There
are five classes for both boxers and
wrestlers, divided as follows: 1O5
pounds and under; 1l5 pounds and
under; 1875 pounds and under, and over
157 pounds One hundred youthful as
pirants for ring or mat honors have en-
tered. The first four nights Of the
tournament will be devoted to elimin'
ations, with the semi-finals Friday
night and the finals Saturday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
MARRIED 25 WEARS.

Lines on Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Hous-
toms Silver Wedding at Salem, Ore,
February G, 1914:
Her love at first sight began with R, B.
His first loves initials began with s. p. !
For Dan Cupid's pranks she never had
time,
His boyish affection is still in its prime.
Born in old Hawkeye he wandered out
west,
Growing to manhood in a state doubly
blest
With rosy checked apples and rosy
checked maids,
Where life calls to action and spades
are called spades.
He from proud Maryland ancestry takes
Hers halls from Scotland with its kale
and its cakes.
He sprouted in Roseburg, both awlS-
ward and green,
She budded to perfection in classic
Eugene.
Eleven years since from fair Roseburg
they roam,
years ago build this their new
home.
Where so oft we chased care with
swift flying feet
When the elite of the city and South
Salem meet.
Once in her life the bride kept per-
fectly still
When first auction bridge struck Gaiety
Hill.
But Bert dreams of boxcars and un'
settled claims
And becomes more excited than in Five
Hundred games.
Thirty years Of devotion-a long life 9
toll
, A slave to corporate thing without
soul.
But that is not really the big deed OF
his life,
For twenty-five years he s lived will
, his wife
But while time frosts with silver, tn,
roses still bloom,
And the bride makes her home a bowei
Of perfume.
. She denies with her bushes that she Z
p growing old,
d And we know she'l be gay at tn
y wedding of gold.
e, HOFER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
EDDIE McGooRTY WINS
FIGHT WITH PAT BRADLEY
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

San Francisco, Feb. o." Snowy"
Baker, the Australian fight promoter,
has today a cablegram from Sydney
acquainting him with the outcome of
three bouts staged at Melbourne, Bris-
bane and Sydney. In the Sydney bout
Eddie McGoorty won a 20 round deci-
sion from Pat Bradley of San Fran
cisco; Herb Mccoy was outpointed by
Nat Williams, an English lightweight,
in 20 round go at Melbourne and
Young Saylor of indianapolis lost on a
foul in the sixth round at Brisbane to
a lightweight named Newhouse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09

The arbitrary action of The Pirates,
in assuming the championship, has stir
red up a miniature war among the
bowlers of the city, and at least two
teams have been tentatively picked for
the avowed purpose of showing up the
self-styled champions, and there is no
doubt what a pretty three-cornered con
test will soon be under way among the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
ST. LOUIS AUTO SHOW OPENS.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE,

UNITED PRESS LEASED wmEl
st. Louis, Feb. 9,-Every known
style of automobile, including passen'
ger vehicles of all kinds, motor trucks,
motorcycles, portable garages and ac'
cessories, were on display here when
the second st. Louis show opened at
the Coliseum. The latest innovations
which were included in the recent New
York and Chicago shows, together with
innovations that have been put on tho
market since, were put on display here
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-09
CHAMPIONSHIP Of
marion COUNTY CLAIM
~Pop" Weyman Organizes the Pirates
and Will Defend Any Challenge
Of Bowlers.
ARBITRARY ACTION IN
CLAIMING TITLE RESENTED
Predicted That Before March l Rolls
Around There Will Be Well Organ
lied Association.

The revival Of interest in the popu-
lar bowling pastime which has marked
the opening of The Club bowling par
Tors over the Salem Hardware COM
pamy's store on Commercial street re-
ceived, an additional impetus Saturday
evening when "Pop" Weyman, an en-
thusiastic veteran of the game, quietly
gathered together a number of the reg
ulars, organized a five-man team com
posed of the best talent in bowling cir
cles, and arbitrarily assumed the title
of undefeated champions of Marion
county. When seen by a Journal repre-
sentative this morning, Mr.. Weyman,
whose genial face is wel-knOwn to pat
rons of the Oregon Electric, modestly
admitted that he was captain Of the
best team in the county, and that his
aggregation, which, for want of a more
appropriate appellation, is known as
The Pirates stand read to defend the
belt against all comers. The Pirates
which is composed Of the well-knowr
strike-and.spare artists, Captain Pop"
Weyman, Big Bill Statesman, Kress
Laflar and Bauch, challenges any five
man team in the city to a foul-line Sc
ries Of three games for total pins
loser to pay for the games, to be played
off at The Club alleys any evening
which may be arranged by the con
testants. Arrangements may be mad
through Manager Fred Kress, Of Th
Club.