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Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
GRANT PARKS
 RAGT|Mh DEATH
Famous Old Structure En- tertains It's Last Fan When Phoenix and Glen dale Battle Vaudevillistic- ally to Bitter End
By SCOOP"

I'll try to tell you fans something about that what you may -call-it, that they had at Grant park yester- day. Of course, you were not there, or l would be saved all this trouble. tt was really too warm last evening, to cast up accounts on the box score: they switched around so much, that it would take q genius at figures to calculate all the assists and put outs. I have one of the best and most complete scores you near ly ever saw, but you are to be de prived of it, poor fans.
 Grant park died to vaudeville yesterday. Like the Princess Rag aga, famous snake dancer:
 Say, what's the matter with this bum orchestra l never COULD die gracefully to ragtime,"
 And so it was with the-er CT ball game. There really ought to have been more dignified contest for to mark the passing of the park.
 It was q merry jest
 No. It was a special feature nine reel comedy.
 And there's the secret of it. It actually was funny. Manage Bar rett-seemingly a failure at the ball game business-has found his calling at last. He can produce a circus ef feet with two unevenly matched baseball teams.
 With your leave l shall touch upon some of the high spots:
 Being eight t-handed Barrett was forced to ask Happy Glow, a one . time star, to appear for Phoenix not in a Phoenix uniform, but just as he came from his mine Eddie Scott was prevailed upon to put on one of the spare uniforms in an abandoned automobile, so he could appear on first base. Soonly. Catcher Jenkins sustained a foul tip on his middle finger and had to retire. Eddie went back of the bat, and Kimberley, who was there in multi, grabbed a glove and cap and stalked out to sec ond. Barrett went from second to first, whence he skipped lightly to the slab shortly afterward. Barton went to first from short, and r>- dHSt. NIio Hdu pltCHtu all oNCti- lent game, went to short. K. Warren, who lifted a homer off DOerdorff last Sunday, again distin- guished himself. Thrice did he come to bat with the bases full, in three successive innings. The first time. he cleared the sacks with a powerful three bag smash to center. In the next inning, he hit hot to short, who was unable to recover, and his big-a da brud scored from third In the third try, he slammed a peach of a double to left field fence, scoring D. Warren and Kimberley.
 The best thing any Glendalite did
 was the magnificent long running | catch of Hudson, center, who went after one of Clow's fence busters and got it.
 Fhoenix-or rather Glendale. for both the spectators were from the | sugar town-saw Barrett in the box for the first time in weeks George went in in the interval between the fifth and sixth. He held the visitors hitless and runless. He famed four | men. and had but two get on base. This is as much of the score as you will want:
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

c. l.. Fauber, Saxon agent for Phoe- nix once confided in a representative of The Republican that his short coupled little wagon could go to Roose- Welt, or Prescott or any other place with ease and three passengers. Now he is out to prove it, and according to the record of the telegram, he has made the worst part of the trying trip to the mile high city.
 Fauber had planned to have a Sax
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

Ewing hit over the left field fence for two bagger, scoring Oviedo. Hanna safe on McGOwans error, Ew- ing advancing to third. Boiling sin gled to left, Trujillo singled through short to center, Ewing scoring. Moeur singled to center, Hanna scoring, Bol- ling out at the plate, Pomeroy to Morris.
 Ninth and last-Hanna pulled an- other star catch in right off of Bonds bat. Mullins was out flying to right field, Hanna catching the ball near the ground. Halvorsen bat ting for McGowan struck out.
 The box score.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
CALL THEM BLACKS,
 BUT NOT CARDINALS

When Cris Von Der Ahe ceased to be identified with major league baseball in St. Louis and the Robinson brothers took over the franchise the team was decked out in cardinal hosiery and caps. Thus was the title of "Cardinals' conferred on them. It no longer fits, however. For the St. Louis team has discarded the cardinal livery. Black stock ings and caps have replaced the old dark red.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
eAYREUTH FESTIVAL OPENS.

BAYREUTH, June 21.-The Bay
 reuth festival was opened today and will be continued until August 20. The town is full of strangers, among whom are many American and Eng fish visitors. The festival program for the season provides for five per formances of The Flying Dutchman,' seven of "Parsifal' and two of The Ring The various performances will be conducted by Siegfried Wag- her, Dr. Muck and Michael Railing.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

oncade to Prescott for the Frontier day celebration, and was lining up the own CTS. So in a way. his present voyage is a sort of a logging for those who are to make the trip on July 3
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
.FAUbER DRIVES SAXON ID CONGRESS JUNCTION Agent is Pathfnding for a Saxoncade to be Held July to the Mile
 High City

Congress Jet, June 21. Arizona Republican.
 Just arrived in Saxon with two passengers. In finest kind of shape. This is the greatest little ear you ever saw to go over hills and rough roads. Used only three gallons of gasoline on trip up here.
 C. l.. F'AUBER.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
1'POPT.:..
 DCOr1MEN;
NOW WATCH DETROIT DROP.

It matters not whether it be butch CT boys. indignant spectators, mid night highWaymen or indigestion; whenever T. Cobb tubs up against some tough luck, the whole Tiger team is jinXed Witness a late fall from the ranks that made Detroit also to fall from the first division.
 Hal Chase didn't do much for Buff falo. but he did his best.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

Summary-Hit by pitched ball. by NcGowan, Ewing; bases on balls, McGowan, ?, Oviedo, ?; struck out, by Oviedo, f, by McGowan, To- Two base hits. Griffen. Mutt, Oviedo, Ew- ing; home run, Bond; stolen bases, Pomeroy. Core. Mutt. Left on bases, Tempe. I; Mesa 4. Empires PIin- gle, Sigala. Attendance. 400.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

cred the course in IS minutes, 53 Is seconds. Cornells crew also. hold both the two mile freshman record and the mile varsity four pared time. The freshman eight record of minutes II 3-5 seconds was made by the 1909 crew and the four pared figures of Q minutes .01 second by the four which won on the same day
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

An idea of the rapid advance of avi- ation abroad can be gained from an an
 nouncement that France is about to erect an elaborate system of aerial sign posts for the guidance of private and military aViators. The system, which has been outlined by the Aero club of France and adopted by the war minister is extremely simple, and the signposts, which have in reality the form and aspect of a table, possess from a military point of view the con- siderable advantage of being easily and promptly suppressed in case of war. Indeed. the metal trellis-Work of which they are made, measuring T feet, F inches by 15 feet, , inches. and stand ing on metal legs about s feet high, can be turned upside down by one man without difficulty. These sign tables, as they may be called, are to bear only two figures. each measuring feet 10 inches long and feet GA inches broad, which dimensions will, it is calculated, make them visible from an altitude of 6,560 feet, especially as the figures in white enamel will be placed on closely woven metal trellis-work painted blue.
 Judging from the fast times made by the college crews assembled at PouGhkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta meet Friday new record for the course is not improbable if weather and water conditions are right late in the afternoon of June 26. Cornell, Co., lumbia and Washington have all given capable of rowing four miles at high speed. The present record is held by the Cornell crew of 1901, which GOV
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
American League
Standinqs
Walters WaIIop and Tvs

DETROIT, June 21.-A mighty wal
 Top by Walter Johnson with the bases full broke Washington's losing streak, and incidentally checked Johnson's row of defeats. Cobb is out of the for ten days with bloken thumb the result of
 q fight with a butchers clerk last night because the butcher refuses to take back some fish Mrs. Cobb had bought.
 Score R. H. F. DtlIpll D Johnson and Ansmith, Williams; POShler and Stanage
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

One of the best things We noted was the almost unanimous approval of Mister F. Geary, the dusty young um- plre "Bill' did considerably well, md thls strange new species of fan folk loudly approved him. A real GOOD umpire is the sort you never notice. But all rules break down when Glen dale plays baseball game.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22

In justice to Glendales baseball team, We must say that there is q mighty gentlemanly crowd. From the laughing accounts of yesterdays game, some may gather that there is a bit of irony in The Republicans review of the last game at Grant park. There is not. Neither is this an apology for our fun -poking. Glendale supplied nine men in uniform. Phoenix had eight Glendale did it's level best to make the game tight, and if they failed, it was for lack of ability not desire. There was much amateur roofing in the grand stand. In fact the raucus voice of the farmer fan from the rural dis tricts completely drowned the feeble applause from what few Phoenicians were present. It was a sort of per sonal intimate roofing Calling ball players by their first names or by kid nicknames is new one
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
Maps Even Up.

Maps Even Up. CLEVELAND, June 21.-The Maps
 evened up the series with the High flanders. Steen was given an early
 lead and he refused to relinquish his advantage
 Score R. H F. Cleveland F 0 New York ...... ' Batteries: Steen. O'Neill, Fisher and Warhop: McHale and Sweeney.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
Coast League

At Los Angeles R. H, F. Venice ...... 7 Los Angeles .. ......... y U
 Batteries-Klepfer, White and El- liott: Ryan and Meek sBrooks. Called at the end of the 9th. time limit.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-22
Hit Bush and Brown.

Johnson and AinSmlth, Wllllams BOshler and Stanage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
wosHN4THEBu RDENEBEARER.

Mnrian's secret, intensified by the
lear Into which Calhoun's yelled
threat had plunged her. shrieked fol,
release, Much Of The night she lay
away, brooded over by clouds oil
black misgiyings.
She felt exhausted when she start.
ed for the dining room to have gbetl
breakfast, Her eyes burned. Hei.
nerves were on edge. She conyersed
with q feyerish animation with the
Mccarrenses, In an effort TO Scleal,
her mind Of the night tangle OF iap:
prehensions. g
After breakfast, Mr.. Mccarrens
and Iphnsy trotted ont to the itennis
courts with their raquets. Marian
turned to Mrs. Mccarrens with o
sudden irrepressible impulse. I'm
nearly crazyw she burst forth.
Why, my dear, what's it all
about~ demanded tile older woman,
With sympathetic concern.
ITS that man Galhonn;n replied
Marian. you know he left very
abruptly yesterday When Preached
my room, i found this letter from
him. "a
Marian thrust the letter into the
others hands. and began az once Z IN
low, rapid sentences. to recount ali
the events precedent to- calhonn's de:
narture. Mrs. McGarrenss listened In
eager attention. * \
We'll, isn't that Just like a mani
she exploded, when Marian had FIN.
ished. "Its the most absurd and
disgusting thing 4 ever heard Of. It's
such q pity that You should be sub:
jected to anything like tllis.f'
"pid YOU ever hear OF such nerve?f
demanded Marian, feeling better al,
ready. now that she felt free to dis:
cuss the matter with the other. {
81 have reached tile conclusion,
said Mrs. McCarrens, liopelessly
THAT men are all Just about alike
It's their old trick 10 blame every.
thing that happens TO them on some
woman, q; Z
sRut / hardly knew Mr. Calhoun
exclaimed Marian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
Special Commissioner.
erk5 Circuit Court, Marion county.
0FFI[ClIAlL CALL.

pursuant to resolution adopted
by the Republican Senatorial, Com
mittee for the 18th Senatorial Dis:
|5trict Of West Virginia on the It'll
day of July. 1911, call Isl hereby is:
sued foria nominating convention oi
| the Republican party of the It'll
senatorial District iofs West Virginia
itssbel held lin the City Of Fairmont,
West Virginia, on tile Sths day Of
August, 1914, ] at 2 O'clock P. NJ, for
the purpose OF nominating a candij
date of'the said Republican partySof
said It'll Senatorial District Of West
Wirginiagto be voted for at the ap,
preaching General Election 10 bic
held in November, q ga ~, q
/ The basis Of represept ation to
which each Of the counties Of said
district shall be entitled shall be
one delegate for each 4 90 votes cast
for he Hon. II. d. Hatfield for Gov,
!ernor in i 912, or major fractional
lEart thereof which would entitle
line several counties to- TIE follow
ing delegates:
Marion connty=-si912 votes: 80
delegates. Il. I.
Monongalia Count ,so7 votes;
rs delegates. +, = :
Taylor County,, os4 votes; 81
delegates. III {
( Said delegates shall be elected by
thesrespectiyeS counties in manner to
be prescribed by the County Execti-
itiyS Committees Of the respective
Counties. & @
Done by order OF the Republican
Sent torial Committee for the 11t.t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
Divorced Lie a
-: D, AlenH eaon6 Euesde "a \, c


soh, that doesn' tsmak the slight
st difference to6a mar, said THE
pther. 8 Not a 8particlei 1t neyeF
axes a man long to look aroundS and
Ipiek out some woman to saddle the
blame upon. It's the nature Of the
l5east.' *
Unable to keep from smiling at
She others apparent animosity to-
ward men in general Marian obserys
Id: Il don't know but swhat you're
tight. But why Is It, d wonder?,'
Because women have stood for Il
generation after generation,I was
he swift answer. We've always
been the burden bearers. When
hey quit making physical pack=horss
ssslont fsus, they simply changed tie.
burdens to mental and spiritual ones,
tSisn't fair. II makes me boil !,,,ss 4
What do you imagine Mr.. Cal
ioun will do ~ inquire Marian sanxz
Iously.
ssoh, probably nothing very seriz
BUS. l don't suppose he'd have the
courage. You know, men are real
tySSawful towards. They love to
bluff. They are constantly carrying
important points with womenSon the
mere strength OF a bluff
on dom think he'd commit suiSS
eide, do you2" "a
Heavens no! 1t wouldn't occur
|itoshim. He loves llimselfitoo much.
Iknow the. type. I'velhad a few ex=
periences myself-before turned fat
and forty sighed tile other. And
| 10 Mr.; Calhoun should do anything
like that, do you know, 1T would at
least set him a notch above other
men as being drawer than they
sBut tile thought Of would be
horrible, hideous!'' shuddered Mar
Ian. Std blame myself as long as ]
fliYed.'s ;s,Jl
You'd beyery. Wrongsin doing so.
| IItwouldn't be your fault, but his.
Certainly you are not responsible il
| n spoiled child runs across your
path, and calmly proceeds to blame
| all the4nabby weakness of his char:
acter upon you! M d ~ SIS 81
Tomorrow One Woman's Trag-
edy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31

FOR REwr-Five rooms on second
floor. furnished or unfurnished.
Will rent in suite or separately.
Also three rooms. furnished OF u,i-
FURNISHED. on third flor. Call
1921 Bell phone. or inquire aIr.
Jepson, Mays Bowling Alley.
5-2s-tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM

= AVA x1lA4s
Pursuant 10 Q decree Of the Cir
cult court o. Marion county. West
virginia made and entered on the
% day % July, n Y. in the scfiancery
cause therein pending % Morris =.
Brown ct al L plant tfs, a gainst Fran.
ees q. Brown set al, defendants I
|will on sATuRpAiY THE 18TH DAY
\ OF AUGUST, 19l q J; at q o'clock p. m.
|at the front door Of the court house
|ofs Marion counts. West Virginia, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder the
following described real estate, to:
tate, toSwit: &
All that certain valuable farm OF
which Abner Brown, late OF saio
county, died seized and possessed.
containing about So acres, located IN
Union distrfs, Marion county, West
Virginia. adj Joining lands OF - = =
| land Others, except a small parcel
Continuing Is 1-2s acres from within
| said boundary Of land which was as
lsigned to the defendant, Frances ~
Brown, as and for her dover, saie
l1.sS 1-2 acres being fully described In
said proceeding: Said property will
be offered for sale as q whole (ex-
Guiding said dover interest ], also, In
two parcels, one containing 2S acres,
more or less, lying sonat the South east
side OF tlleScounty road, and the otli-
erScontaining 43s acres. and 152 poles
Lying northwest Of said county road
| Tie coal and miningIrights and priv.
lileges within and underlying said
real estate will be reserved.
Terms IofS Sales ! i KS
0ne-tlird Of the purchase price
and as much more as Il lie purchaser
elects TO pay cash in hand on day3o,
sale, and the residue 81 any in twt
equaltpaymentsjinlone andstwo years
respectfully, from the date Of sait
sale, purchaser to give his note,
with good security forsthe deferred
payments. AilienSwill beiretainedS or
!. tile property to secure the payment
lof the unpaid purchase money, i
Iany. q
Z. p. NOR GAN,
Special! Commissioner.
I,W.T S: Black, Clerk Of the Circui
i Court Of Marion county, West Wiz
einia, hereby certify that bond witt
security approved by me as suffi
oient. In the penalty Of 81 10000 q
required by the decree Of sale, 8ha
Teen given by said special commits
sioner.
Given under my hand this 9th ida,
Of July, 1914. g5s,s
A w S: s BLACK, y
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion County
West Virginia.
July 10, ~, 1851. Z "a " {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
FIFTY MILLIONS TAKEN /,
~ s51s TO M ~. SUB.TREASURY

NEW YoR K,s;July 3 Seven Uni:
ted, States mail trucks, laden with
bullion, were taken TO the sub-treass
lary here Yesterday afternoon: RI
y sts estipatedsthat they contained
approximately 81 50 100000. No Of.
fetal statement as to their contents
or value was issued. 70 4 s,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF West Virginia:
At the Itily. 1914. Rules. held I'm
the Clerk's office Of the Intermediate
Court. In and fof the county OF MAR
ion, and State aforesaid, Jnfy 81
1914. THE following order was enter
Eedd:-Isa Williams. Plaintiff. ys.1
Charles Q. Williams. Defendant.
3ehancery.
l. Summons.
State of West N1rginia:
no the Sheriff OF Marion County,
Greeting:
YOU are hereby commander Id
Summon Charles q: Williams Ia aps-
pear before the Judge OF tho Inter
mediate Court q! Marion County. al
rules to5be held in the clerks o'rice;
|eff said Court on the first Mpndaylini
July, 1914 to answer a bill in chan
Gerry exhibited against him in said
Court BY lisa ~ illiams. And have
then there this writ. 4
Witness, w. s. Black, Clerk of
said Court. at Court House In saitl
county, the 2Srds day Of June, IA.
and 5 End year o.! the State
w. S. LACK. CLERK!
Thesrcturn OF service ofg file fore
going summons is In the words and
figures following, toswit: s.
The within named Charles Il.
Williams is not found in my. bailis
wick, June 25; II AZ. Il
81 s. WILSON. q
|IDeputySfor G. D. Conway, Sheriff OF
Marion County, Vest Virginia. .
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The object Of said suit Is I'LL the
said plafntfff, Isa Williams, be
|grantedg IA divorce q mensa ct thoro
from her husband, Charles T. Will
Hams. on tlle ground that the said
IIGharles z. Williams has lwilfullyS de
lserted and abandoned the said plain
It'll; sand that q decree may be enter
led directing the payment Of alimony
land suit money TO the plaintifftand
to subject Ethesreal estate belonging
Ito said defendant located at Downs,
Marion county, West Virginia, "a
1.-THE payment OF said alimony and
suit money. n 35
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Charles \,
Williams, the defendant in theiabove
styled suit, is a nonresident ofAthr
State OF West Virginia, sit is! ordered
that the said Charles II. Williams &c
appear within one month from the
first publication OF thisiorder, in the
Clerks office Of our said Intermedl:
ate Court, at Rules to be holden
therefor, and do what Is necessary
Ito protect his interests. 8.
1t Is ordered that a copy of this
order be published and posted as re.
Iquiredb by law al
Given der my hand this stli sda,
of July, 1914 81 :
Il w. s. BLACK, Clerk.
| ROLLO u. CoNLEY h III ,sas n /
Counsel for Plaintiff. ~
This order is published for tn.
first time July Il, J 4 914. 81.
w. S. BLACK, ! Clerk. (,
July % ~ z ~, 81 5
Il .F,- ( - 4 I'D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
BFORjSALE

FOR RENT a fiye;story brick
building containing as rooms, all
in good condition. This property
Is located on tile corner OF Gnffsy
and Merchant streets. First ward; b
runs ba elk to the 3. & g \. r r. Co.
and adapted % either a whol g
& house, hotel or apartments, One
block from the B. e n. depot. APP
splyStoIN NJ q. Steele Fairmonts Trust
Bldg, It'll floor. rooms ss AMI
36A. Con. Phone e72SY; Bell
Phone 1921. 7=30=6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31

wANTEp-M1 persons son Il
ing the building of walls. founda-
tions or houses to see our cement
blocks. Cheapest and best. Wat
kps q Harrington, g1Ds pittsburgh.
Ave. Fairmont. 7-17e1mo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31

YOUNG MAN with business ability
end $1,000 to sl,50o cash and
willing to work, can secure one
half interest in proposition with
excellent future. Write ], care
this office. 6E25stf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31

day, the taking OF the said deposit
tons win he adjourned from day to
day, at the same place and between
the came hours, Until they are COM
pleted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31

wANTED-safety Razor Blades 10
sharpen We do, 'em better'n the
other fellow. Double edge blades,
30 cents per dozen; single edge,
>2b cents per dozen. Dig up your
old blades and send them 10 win
s. Richardson, 127 Greene SHEET.
Marietta, Q. 9ss=1mol
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31

wANTED-rhree Of four hours.
stenographic work daily By stem
oErapher With permapent petition
but with leisure time. Address
B. ". care West virginian. i 81 ri
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-31
SALE FlVAIUARLlE; cry RfpP.
& ERPHgs m WrifS

Pursuant to a decree of the Inter
mediate Court Of, Marion county,
West Virginia, made and entered on
the nth day Of June, 1914, in the
cllancery$ cause OF Claudia r. Scott,
plaintiif, against zadoc Layman and
Others, defendants, will on sATuR.
DAY, THE u 5THs DAY OF al UGUST,
1914 at the front door Of the court
house Of Marion county, West Viz
GINA, at 1880 O'clock >. m. On 1 said
day. offer for sale tot he.highest bid,
der, the following described real ies-
tate: T &
Said property being known as the
Layman Property, and being Lots
Nos: y 4sandf 165 in the Old Town OF
Palatine, n low first ward Of the City
of airmont, fronting 4 65 feet on Co
lumbia street. and extending back
along Newton street . rs feet: Said
property will be offered for sale as
b Wlole, also II, lots, i the same having
been divided by the commissi 6nersS IN
said proceeding into four lots, Nos
4. ana said lots Nos: z and
= !. eaen, ironting 40 feet, and said
Lot No. 4 fronting As feet. on said
Columbia street, and extending back
asuniform width the entire length of
said lot. There Isl a dwelling house
located t,sajs' on said property. 4. = a
x; Z Terms of Sale.
one;third Of the pareh ase ipriee|and!