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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

DR.. Phil Graves-No, madam, l dc
not understand the language of the
flowers.
Mrs. Woodbury. Mann-But you
know yellow means jealousy?
DR.. Phil Graves-No, madam; yell
low means biliousness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28
a HapnY 1hounht.

[ fain upon the sod would rest,
Beneath a shady tree,
And let the leaves, by winds caressed,
Make music over me!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28
Never Had SO Much.

Norris-Can you break a twenty for
me?
Nocoyne-If I could I should break a
record.-Boston Transcript.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

Many an expert mathematician is
unable to work out the sum of human
happiness to his own satisfaction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

Alfalfa seed $3.50 Farms for sale crop pay
ments. ]. Mulhail, 500 City, Ia.-Adv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

1t doesn't take an athlete to jump
from the frying pan into the fire.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28
How About it2

Oh. woman in your hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please
You're not so hard to please, they say,
At thirty or seven. Hey?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

Some men are capable of neither
putting up job nor holding one down.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

Any insurance is good so long as it
IS not needed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

The man who gets there with both
feet is apt to regard the world as his
doormat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

Most men who are good at guessing
conundrums are not much good at any.
thing else.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28

In the commonwealth of Australia
10000 persons receive old age or in
valid pensions.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28
Lanes Conservation Program.

After President Wilson mad out
lined his program Of legisl@ tica anoth-
er program fathered by Secretary of
the Interior Lane appeared in the
legislative field. It I'D not clash in
any way with that Of the president
and it can be taken Tor granted that
it has Mr.. Wilson'S sanction. Mr..
Lanes schems II as comprehensive
as that CT his Chief, and to the locali-
ties and parties concerned is perhaps
much m5re important and pressing.
The legislative program of the secre-
tary of the interior is a conservation
program and it's items are as follows:
Bill affecting water power on public
lands, Alaskan coal leasing bill, gen
eral leasing bill for oil, coal and phos
pilates in the United States, extension
of time on irrigation projects, radium
bill
The bill authorizing the leasing of
Alaskan coal lands is farther advanced
than any of the others and seemingly
stands an excellent chance Of passage
at this session. 1t has been favora bly,
reported by the house and senate com
mittees on public lands and is now on
the calendar in both houses. It is a
complementary measure to the one au-
thorizing the building of the govern
ment-owned railroad in the territory.
Its intention is to dovetail with the
railroad bill and to help to open
Alaska
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-28
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo- feel it my duty
to tell the public the condition of nv
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-01-23
GOOD WORK TED

THE WORK of County Agricutust Lampon appreciated
in the White BufHanford district parts of
the county, evidenced by the following from the White Bluffs Spok
its report of the community meetings recently
that district by Mr. Lampson and Miss JONES' county superintendent
schools:
Lee NJ Lampson, the counys hired who has a
the the ranchers of Benton
painsang endeavo aid Them made the evening"
Mr. Lmpon received voey Of questions from the audience
pleased him and him opportunity talk the
the things which they wished hear His talk
prove helpful and beneficial those who wish grow
THE Iampson doing county gives the
taxpayers far benefit than his salary good
compshed his work we'll understood neghboring that
already eight counties of the have applied experts
the basis
through outside aid He clearing house for farm information through
county, the useful information gathers
folks
to those who followed him Closely
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-01-23
COMMENT ON TIMELY TOPICS
ALFALFA AND CORN

by energies of the experienced farmer
business of this entire Pacific Northwest
planned that its WORTH and with the hearty
the superintendent schools Washington Idaho Oregon
the Holden Committee has begun the ow-up
which has been planned round and complete the
begun Holden party last fall Charles permanent
secretary with office in Spokane.
will March inclusive the schools of
these three mentioned All newspapers will with inter
estng matter bearing directly the subject Paper posters
using will be sent TO
rural and graded schools
Alfalfa should be farm slogan which
pushed forward the claims for this product covering profit
value yield etc. The work be emphasized will be selection
testing seed grading hand picking seed improvement planting
cultivation and harvesting of The best types
tiles will be determined by the cooperation farmers The
varieties for both irrigated and nonrgad selected
The committee especially hear any
corn for ae especially Flint
hearty cooperation commercial farm and business or
CARNATIONS solicited Every medium of publicity desired lend
aid in this work The Holden improvement complete
system operating Campaign that offers opportunity
to cooperate in making this campaign
Corn and alfalfa Diversified farming that dollars
comfort and happier home and country everyone
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-01-23
A RAILROAD THAT HELPS

THE INTEREST promoting better
farming the lands tributary their respective lines well known
particularly demonstrated the of the OW N
recently issued by that This list of the prizes
donated by the railroad during 1913 the agricultural shows
held foryou and cities Washington Oregon and
Idaho The list shows that the OW R. n been the
donor of thirty handsome silver during the besides
hundred dollars cash and other awards consisting agcu
tural implements pure bred livestock, calendar clocks
That railroads better farming activities conducted through its well
symad agricultural extension department. by confined
the giving prizes The company efforts toward promoting the
growing the northwest yielding splendid results and it's
demonstration trains have accomplished world of good.
WAGES SIN
seTHE WAGES of sin death, the proverb Not only
wages DEATH the wages of ptiuy poor
pared with those honest profession Honesty only the best
policy but the best policy We have had vivid lustra
ton of this trusm in Pasco recently
Three young all able bodied and fairly intelligent at least
earning good honest hood held
old Between them they got less than SO In they
will spend the few their lives behind prison hard
work without pay.
Leaving aspect morality remains
that the crook considering the time he sentences
long hard hours under dcomong conditions for small
Purely business proposition doesn't
Progress
ON THE RIGHT
P AROUND the Gandew they think they solved
- the problem ofucces irrigated section And the
this phrase ship with the hair De
pending entirely the whm of fruit for too
for the farmer Diversified and intensive farming
with livestock has opened the toward
balances Editor Foster of the Gandvw Herald points that five
his valley During
of $12 900 worth of hogs month shipped
Several herds Of high grade dairy profits
but the real substantial making
in its fruit hut in the expansion Of its livestock industry
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02
SCHoCH
ROH z. A BROADWAY.

zbo4l zas1ia Sc ma venek Ia cenu. plat
aou v dob&. kdy mas objednavka dojde.
Sunkist beziaderne oranze.
Male, tucet. .....16c, 15c, 13c, 12c
Velke druhy, tucet .29c. 27c, 25c 22c. 1sc
Bedna jakekoli velikosti. ....... $2.75
Lacine susene ovoce.
: '<GlOrietta Ranch'' susene broskve,
25-lb. bedny $1.SS; libry. 25c
Vyprane bezjaderne hrozinky sui
tanky, libra. 10c
Jumbo Silver svestky. lb........... .15c
10-lb. bedna nejleps1ch Moorpark
Kalifornske Cluster hrozinky. lb. 25c
schochova xxx Prvn1 patentnf
mouka, 98-lb. pytl1k. .$2.10
Roman Beal chleb bochn1k. ...... .10c
Smetanovy a v1densky chleb, boch-
mix po. .4c-8c
Plastovy med, plast .15c
CUKR.
Zvlastn1 "a hotOve-velmi jenny.
35 lb. $1.OO.-S $40 koup1 neb vyse jine-
no zboz1, vyjma mouku.
20 lib. $1.OO.-S SIS koup1 jineho zboz1,
vyjma mouku.
2s lb. $1.oo.-s 81 koup1 jineho zboz1,
vyjma mouku.
p lb. $1.oo.-s SO koup1 jineho zboz1,
Vy3ma mouKu.
26 lib. $1.OO.-S So koupf jineho zboz1,
vyjma mouku.
25 lib. $1.OO.7-S 81 koupf jineho zboz1,
vyjma mouku.
"a lb. $1.OO.-Cukr pouze, jine koupe ne
nj treba.
Zvlaste jenny japansky cal, lb. .28c
Velmi JENNA Santos kava, lb. 23c
Gersten sladOva kava. 2O-uncOvy pa
(Pripravuje Sc jako obycejna kava)
ZDRAvOTNf MAsNY KRAM.
Velc1 Zaj1ci, kuS. ............ 25c
Veprove lopatky, lb .12hc c
Cele veprove ledvinky, lb. ........ .15c
Jehnecf> k dusenf. lb .......... .10c
Hovezf ze zeber. nakladane, Id. .10c
Eovezf ze zeber k varenf. Id. ....... .10c
Steak piece, lR.~..a. .s..c...::... .l4c
Kulaty steak, lb. -: .15c
Sirloin steak, lb. b...................1 Ice
Porterhouse steak. lb. .16c
Rostena rumpu, lb. .12R IL c
Rostena re zeber, lb. .15c
Hovezf svinute, Id. lb................ zoe
Picnic sunky. lb. .17c
Obycejne sunky, lb. Tic
Stamina, lb. .1Sc
Schochovy salamy jsou RUNE. 27 dru-
hi. Kazdy dobry. 27-1
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02

rotcd, pax obratil Sc XII soudci Orrovi
a nezli byl hotov, potrasl ru'kou kaz-
d6mu, kym pfisel do styku soudni
SIM. Vedom1, re je Ease svobodnym,
re mGze sc obratiti kamkoli ze oci-
stem byl z viny jednoho z nejhors1ch
zloeinG, jakym je utracen1 lidskeho
zivota, posilovalo jej k move ddvefe
We vladnouc1 spravedlnost a americke
|soudnictvi, jez po SVEN odsouzen1 ia
mic jin6ho nepovazoval, nezli "a klam
a salbu. Jos. Gyarmati, jenz po SVEN
odsouzen1 primal sc kaznici We Still
water sam k vrazd6 sv6 zeny, prive-
den byl do soudn1 sine, kde znovu po-
tvrdil df1vejs1 svoji vypoved', ze Osik
nemel zadneho 1castenstv1 ma zlocinu.
Velice jej vsak popudilo, ze Osik, jeho
dflvejs1 pf1tel, odepfel mu podati ruku
a vGbec MIN mluviti. Hnev svGj da-
val ma jevo profann1 Tecl, kdyz byl
vyslychan. Osik je rs let starry do
Ameriky pTijel pred trent roxy z u.
her. Po SVEN zat6en1 minuleho cervna
byl zdatnym silnym muzem, avsak
dlouhe vezen1 a dusevn1 muka velice
jej telesne zhubily. Pojede ku svy1n
pffbuznym Pennsylvania. 49, - :
- Minuly tyden zemrela nemoc-
nici sv. .Josefa po kratk6 nemoci 81.
Eva Jonesova, mama jako prohibicn1
agitatorka a zakladatelka temperenc-
mich spolkd We statu. Byla 81 roxy
stara. Ma Sc "a to-, zze ne1navnou Gin,
nost1 svojl vycerpala sv6 silly al toho
ze5 nasledovala smrt. 5 a z3. 4 ss
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. &c

- Najemci, ktef1 pronajimaji domy
cd pozemkovych jednateld ktef1 zna-
mi jsou co neplatove, budou DAM ma
cernou istinu k ochrane pozemkovych
jednatelG a jejich klientG. Plan jest
zcela jednoduchy a osvedcil Sc il
nych mestech. Uplny seznam podob-
nych najemc1 bude sestaven sekreta-
rem St. Paul Real Estate Exchange
cas- cd casu doplnovan. Najemce,
jenz Sc vystehuje, aniz by zaplatil "a
najem aneb porus1 smlouvu, bude o.
znamen sekretaTi a dan ma cernou IL
stinu. Nalezity ohled bude bran ma
osoby, jez nezavinGn6 octnou Sc pc
nezn1 t1sni aneb We zlych pomerech.
- John Osik, jehoz odsouzen1 ma
dozivot1 do statn1 kaznice minuleho
listopadu ma obvin6n1 z vrazdy panl
Rosy Gyarmatiove 18. cervna lonsk5-
no roku vyvolalo mnohostrannou Il
cast, uznan byl v druhem soudn1m
pTellcen1 nevinnym. Porota neradila
Sc ami 20 minut, kdyz vynesla osvo-
bozuj1c1 rozsudek. Osik byl tax po-
hnut, ze oci zalily Sc mu slzami a no.
nem special, ably vTele stish ruce po-
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02

- V sobotu vecer uspoTadan byl
dome p. Jos. Hejduka ma Duke ul.
p6kny vec1rek ku pocte Sokola Jos.
Zikana, jenz vysel co hlavn1 v1t6z pfi
zavodech severozapadn1ho telocvicn6-
no sdruzenl ma statn1 universite. Ma
vec1rku pod1leli Sc cvic1c1 Sokolov6 i
Sokolky a Sokol Anton KolaT1k mel
p1padnou rec, n1z poukazal, "a ja-
kym ucelem sc vsichni vespolek sesli,
nacez srdecne blahopTal Sokolu Zika-
novi k jeho vyznamenan1. Vsichni pf1-
tomnl Sc pax pfi dobr6m rozmaru pek-
ne bavili.
- Vazn6 neStesti postihlo minuly
tyden ctyfi zeny, vracej1c1 Sc po-
hTbu pan1 Florence Snowov6, rs rokG
stare, ma West Side luteransky hTbi-
tov. Pohreb vypravovan byl pohrob-
n1kem Schroederem a vozkovi James
Collinsovi bylo naf1zeno, ably zastavi1
ma South Robert a Annapolis ul., kde
jedna z zen, pan1sJ. O. Cederbergova,
prala 81 vystoupiti ko6aru a pressed
nouti ma Rice a State poulicn1 karu.
Vozka Collins slezl, ably otevfel wy
stupuj1ci zene dv1Tka u kocaru, kdyz
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02

tom pocali Sc kone desiti pohozene-
no pap1ru ma ulici dali Sc na 1t6k.
PAM Frank Clemensova, bydl1c1 els.
AZ E. Elizabeth ulice, hotovila Sc ku
skoku, ale nezli Sc j to podaTilo, ma
rail povoz ma hranu chodn1ku a ne
stastnice nasilne pax byla vrzena do
III ma hlavu a. tax tGzce zranena, ze
"a nekolik hodin zemEela nemocnici.
V zapet1 ma to byly svrzeny dolG z ko-
caru pan1 Jos. Slamova, manzelka ha-
sice Engine House els. Is panl
Chas. L.. Martinova z Indianapolis.
'Ob6 utrpely dosti vazne zranen1 ma
tele. PAM Cederbergova usla nebez-
peel skokem kocaru, kdyz kone po-
Cali Sc plasiti.
j. Carwell, 30 rok6 starry deln1k,
zamestnany pfi bouran1 staveb pro no.
YOU budovu James Hilla ma Jackson
ul., zasypan byl sobotu sf1tivs1 Sc
20 stop vysokou zd1, jiz podkopaval, a
kdyz "a nejakou dobu dostali sc spolu-
,deln1ci pomoc1 lopat k 5eho telu, byl
jiz mrtvolou. Bydlel v Orvis hotelu
ma 7. ul. Wacouta. Soud1 Sc, ze byl
zenat, koroner snaz1 Sc dopatrati
jeho pTatel.
- Albert J. Buzicky Leo. Schwan-
hauser otevfeli krejeovsky obchod v
els. 1896 zap. z. ul. sice co damstl
a muzsstf krejei. Oba spoleenici jsou
dokonale obeznameni vseho druhu
pracl spadajfcl do jejich oboru a po-
rouM Sc do hojne pffzne zakaznfki.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02

Prodej $kolnich pozemki
" minnesota
" KVETNU A CERVNU. 1914
Velike pfllezitOsti Opatfiti 81 domOvy
V nasledujfcfch dobach mlstech bu-
du konati prodeje skoln1ch jinych
statn1ch pozemku:
27. kvetna 1 hod. odpol HAL
lock. Kittson Co. 5000
2S. kvetna v 10 hod. dop., War
rem. Marshall Co.. 10000
29. kvetna II hod. dop., Bag
ley, Clearwater Co. ........... 9,5OO|
1. cervna v 10 hod. dop., Mahno-
men. Mahnomen Co........... 500
2. cervna 10 hod. dop. Detroit,
Becker CO. ................13 .13. 600
l3. cervna 10 h. dop., Wadena,
Wadena co. ................. $500
4. cervna 10 h. dop.. Brainard,
Crow Wing Co. .12. 900
5. cervna v 10 hodin dop., Elk
River. Sherburne Co......... 1900
S. cervna, hod. odpol.. Anoka,
AnOka GO. ............. l,OOO
*8. cervna 10 h. dop, Interna-
tional Falls. Koochiching Co. 25, 900
40. cervna 10 hod. dop., Be-
midi, Beltrami Co.. 10, 900
| II. cervna, 10 hod. dop, Park
Rapids, Hubbard Co. 20, 900
*12. cervna. 10 h. dop., Walker.
Cass co. 10000
*15. cervna. 10 hod. dop.. Grand
Rapids, Itasca Co.. 100000
Ut. cervna. 10 h. dop.. Duluth
st. Louis Co. o............ 10000
18. cervna, 10 h. dop.. Carlton,
Carlton co. ................. 5000
*19. cervna, 10 hod. dop.. Aitkin.
Aitkin CO. ..............2 .2e.o 900
20. cervna, hod. dop. Two Har-
bors. Lake co. 10000
*22. cervna, hod. odp., Roseau.
| Roseau Co. ..................25 rs. 600
a. cervna, 10 hod. dop, Elbow
| Lake. Grant Co.............. 80
Is. cervna, 1 h. odp., Pine City.
*Mesfcnf prodeje konaj1 Sc techto
okresfch cd brezna do 1istopadu We
dnech urcenNch zakonem.
Lhtty prodeje: Tyto pozemky budou
prodany We verejnem prodeji tomu,
kdo nejvfce nabfdne. Patnact procent
kupnf ceny must byti zaplaceno do
be prodeje Zbytek mtze Sc splaceti
20 40 let pri 4proc. rocnfch droc1ch,
je-li to zadano. Majetnicke pravo ku
vsem stat. pozemkum je ciste. Jed
nez 800 akrt. Jednate1e. zastupujfcf
kupce, must pfed1oziti pf1sezne udanf
O splnomocnenf. Zpravy odhadct, u.
kazujfc1 jakost druh pt1dy, jsou ulo-
zeny v dradovne. Mapa znazornujfcf
polohu nab1zenJch pozemkd jakoz /
seznam zakonnych popisd mono do
stati teto dfadovny zdarna. 1872
SAMUEL G. IvERSON.
statn1 auditor. St. Paul. Mimi.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1914-04-02

a. Mate liz 'tFarmafdv Praktick5
Radce"? Nell, neotalejte objed-
navkou. Je to kniha, ktera Van pfii-
n6seti bude kazdodenns prospech. LIE
dostati jiv Narodnf Tiskarns, 500 SO.
18th ST., Omaha, Neb. Cena Soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
GARRETT GOES
To MADISON
WEST LIBERTY COLLEGES BEST
BASEBALL PITCHER SIGNS
CONTRACT.
Has Clean Record This Year and VIII
BE Bic Asset to Wisconsin Team
-Heeommended by Weeks.

Clarence Lac Garrett. s.ar pitch.
er Tor the West Liberty ormal base.
ball team. has signed a contract with
ne Madison team IN the Wisconsin
llhnois league Tor the 1914 season
Jarrett for the past several seasons
mas been recognized as a OF IN.
leading college pitchers in 1he state.
anu a. the present tlise is pitrAtnE
Tor the strong Normal team so far
TINS season he has clean reccr.
having defeated Bethany by th..
score OF TO and az the same TIM.
letting them down with three hits
tie also defeated the Davis F.lkins
Team T. wide margin
Early In the spring the West Lib
trty boys were fortunate ia securing
Mont Weeks. well known catcher OF
Iriadelphia. for their coach Weeks
saw IN the !Snky twirler the posi-
Utity or excellent pitching material
ana u was on his recommendation
tnat the local PLAYER was forwarded
a contract by the MANAGEMENT OF the
Madison team. Garrett will report to
'he team about June 10. immediately
after the close II the school term az
West Liberty.
In Garrett thu Madison team will
undoubtedly be much strengthened. as
be l. above the average tWirler. lie
stands feet . inches in his stocking
leet and weighs IN the neighborhood
OF 100 pounds. He has remarkable
speed and ia one OF the strikeout
type OF twirlers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
.OWlit
Ciub Duef Pin LsAzus.
Fort Henry Ducks.
FAIRMONT LOSES
state Normal school 81 California, Pa.
Takes Good Game Prom
rsirmont Normal

special Dispatch 70 the Intelligencer.
FAlRNoNT ". Va. May i-south-
western State Normal school. OF CaIifor-
Mis- Pa. defeated the Fairrnont Normal
nase ball team here to-day In an eleven
inning contest n 20 Q. The pitching ~
shAradin. an odd Philadelphia league
piaj er. this season coaching CsIlfornis.
I'"'urod the zane Both teams hit
heavily. but better fielding By Caiifsr-
MA gave them the game. Score b. in-
LlnEs
California ...l 0o3s .OioO2 I'll
Fsirmont ....3 90 600 O. a. .
Two base hits Evetly. .. Brooks. Ken.
ncdy. Three base hits. Humphric-
sacrifice hits Clsncy. Dunn. sharadin
first on balls or H~uN ncr. o. OF shaf
adm. l. STRUCK out: By Heavier. II: oy
Sharadin. 10. by Hun. }. Umpiros. Nj
berry and Nec'ihsm. Time. 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
INTER GLASS
TRACK MEET

a meeting % the IHEh school ira Z.
candidates wIl4 be held ON the island
parh grounds. b.g ming at = o'clock
mis- morning This IL he regular Inter
e. as meet held ln order 10 determine
no viii represent the local High school
10 the general meet OF tho Upper Ohio
alley Athletic Association ou May it.
a large class 90 candidate reported TO
"aArf Uurutuu. when ne ISSUED tire
ftrSt cali Tor track material more thai.
10 weeks age. and attendance has sIu..
been good a. pracfiCn. The outlook I.
much brighter FOR Wheeling IN this un.
"i sport Than hereto. ore. Last season
rack work was "A par, ur the years ..-
.umplirhmeut iu athletics. bat only iu
the lighter element This sea-1u.
heavier men ar OUT. and Wheeling viii
ue represented IN nI events when M.
.1mpetc Ia the general met MAY 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
BARRON WINS
Another Dame in Easy Manner for W.
". U, Letting Marshall College
Team Down Hard

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligeneer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. MAJ I-Ry
hitting hard aud often and running the
base Ia the finest kind OF style. the
varsity annexed another victory this
after noon By defeating the Marshaii
c1llege team, 10 q. bu his own SAY %
Lefty Barron. WHO shut out Morris
Harvey Wednesday. N~nG back to the
mound today and the har-hallltes were
helpless before his ma-t~rfrI pitching
only one man got past laird base and
that was Cook. who poled homer over
ne center heid fence IN the eighth. al
ter two were out
The Varsity pulled or two lightning
last doubles ct critical moments ana
gathered twelve hits or DaNfdson'e de
livery. -.mpu was the IeadInr sIury.r
or the oAt. getting three. while Barron
Cut the longest Tor the cadets a home
-um N the slNth WIN one on snnre-
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WEST ALEXANDER
COMMENCEMENT

The seventh annual commencement
OF the West Alexander High school
was held last evening in the audito-
rum OF the new Peoples Bank build
ing al West Alexander The class had
prepared an excellent program for the
occasion. which was well rendered
The auditorium was beautifully deco
rated in the colors OF the class. while
each Of the graduating class carried
bouquet OF the class flower Imme-
diately following the presentation OF
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO. NOTES
AMATEUR roTEs

The intelligence" Is anxious 20
ehnunraf' trH aa.Iat fu. Iufura
hare hall players ur fUIs vicinity.
ana viii EIuNl. uub .aU HI CO..
counts uf l.H. sIII EHUes. .I.s.-
i'N-Nr. ". Nfu .'IHH u. teams
game. at an Una uutIur fHr
season. TO- Insure publ alton.
however. fne account 90 .u sur.
fuer matte should be- written
on one eide NJ tHs paper only anu
cent Co ur delivered at tho Intel
lf'ntrr u1l,'. Addressed 60
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cLaE BuRa TO PLAY
FTRsT oAsrE TO DAY

spec .frrateh o. tra rr'eIHgsr.r.
rf. MIRO. V ra ".. HH
rIrIf - fta f..t.. eIr.eI .
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tiarf am ~ ffs pennsylvania.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

A. Prov ideuce r brown 6; Tnt-
verslty OF Virginia :
~ New Nork-Fordham IL: Buck
nell 10.
Al New Haven-Yale 10. Trinity s
A. Allentown. Pa r. d. =
Getty Shurg ............... N ii
Allentown tTri-Statal -
kehmeyer and Mahane. Becker aud
Monroe
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w. h'~ fIf..Ca-tn Thee ns.a
iltr. simon. Hayes. Home Err. Tsr-
.. '"gH Double ri1ve. IIe..sv O..
Leather "a "ud Goo simon. Iarfau
ts'IfF stolen faasa IUI. ff.r.
Cook Sacrifice h.f--r.ftI D...
H ii OF Harr0n 4 N Davidson .
iri' onf Fr Earron o. by Davidson
TO- lnr -ed ball cook Time ~ rs,,.
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