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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
HEATHERINGTON
STRIKES-OUT 26
LrHsLr INsrIrurE PIrcHER
SHOWS 1EMAHKABLE WORK
ON BALL DIAMOND.
Game with High school Went
Eleven Innings Before Cadets
Gould Get winning Run

l1nsly Institute baseball team de-
feated Benwood High school yesterday
AFTERNOON In an exciting eleven-inuing
same, by IN. score OF , 60 I. The game
was n pitchers battle between Heath
crinEton and Noel. Heathertngton de-
cidedly having the better OF the argn-
ment tc~atherington had twenty-six
strlke-outs TO his credit while Noel had
thirteen.
In the hrst inning Benwood made i,s
only run Rider hit. took second on a
ningle by Wells and scored on stewards
nv burtng the remaining ten innings.
htath'ttngton was "a puzzle and only
tNn more hits were made.
In Linsly.s half OF the nrst. the score
was TIED Ella hit safely stols second
and third and scored on .ktznerz sac.
rlnce- After the FIRST. both pitchers
settled down and the batters Mere out
~ one. Two. three order. In the nth
threatened TO score when Iaas
doubled Co deep enter With none down
nnt the next three were easy. In the
elshth frame. with one down. Heather
hkton roled out a t-hree-baEgsr. but the
NECESSARY hit was not 90 be had
70 the eleventh inning. each team
tried hard 20 break the tie hut withouf
success In i.insiy's half Gibson bif
ana stole second Elig nied out 10 LEFT.
siin 2 was hit by "A pitched
nali Metzner made a pretty hit into
IlEht ueld. driving In Gibson and mus
winning the game.
The score.
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WEST LIBERTY
DOW Ms MARSHALL
DowN-srArERs BITE THE DUST
QARRbTT.s GREAT
PITCHING.


ON the West Liberty grounds yester-
day afternoon the Normal boys defeat
ed the strong Marshall college team by
h score OF { to ?. The game was one
OF the fastest ever Witnessed ON the
home grounds and WIS featured by the
heavy hitting OF IVES. Liberty. Garrett
star -moundsman for the Normal boys.
was on the firing line and let his oppo-
ncnts down with -four hits. while his
teammates were gathering seven from
the delivery OF Lawrence. the opposing
tWtrlcr. The feature Of the game was
the fielding OF Patterson. the batting Of
McHcnry. and the pitching OF Garrett.
Garrett received silt edged support an
the pinchcs.
As the result Of winning yesterdays
game. the Normal boys are in line for
the state championship. and ~ Is likely
that they will meet the University SOME
time during the latter part OF the
month. Marshall Is considered one OF
the strongest teams in the state. bat
their losing yesterdays game csm, a.
no surprise. for with Garrett in the box
the Normal ~ n match for any team IN
the state. Marshall LEFT last eVcning FOR
MushnEum college. where they will
meet the strong Muskingum team to-
day.
Tn score
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Masonic Club pnoil-


Totals .......... 7a5 3f3 css oar
IoniEhts games-Climbers W. club
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BETHANY SPRINGS
A Big SURPRISE
DEFEATS WEST VIRGINIA. uHrvER-
srrY ny SCORE or 4 TO .
Rogers was Sensation of the Dame Sc
curing Home Run. Double ana
Single Tor "Up-staters."

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
MDkGANTOMN W. Va. MAY g.
Bethany college sprang n genuine sur
prise on the Varsity to-day. taking the
rrEt OF a two game series by the score
OF Z % , Horn. pitching for BETHANY.
wa effective. but Wild. and retired the
home team four different times with
the bases filled. He was taken out IN
the eighth inning after riiiuE the bases
and Rogers finished. holding tho noun
talnccrs scoreless IN the last inning.
on account Of no championship
games with Wesleyan. Friday and sat
urday. the coach saved Barron and Ha-
gan and sent C~henoweth. a second string
man In 90 pitch. not wishing - take any
Rogers was the hitting sen
sation. getting "a home run. double and
single in four times up. had fufr-
ment ~ rs balls and the lack Of HIS
AZ opportune times lost the game for
the varsity Horn had fourteen strike
outs. The score.
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STATE POLE VAULT
RECORD Is BROKEN
ANNUAL. FIELD MEET
HELD AT WESLEYAN COL
LEoE YESTERDAY.
AL Contests Were Slow and Far From
sensAuonai-Garrst Carried off
Individual Honors.

special Dispatch TO thr Intelligencer.
btSkHANNoN. ". Va. May 9Th.
seventh annua track and field meet for
Nsslcyan college was held to-day. Out-
aGlt record b. ~Shumaker. MAS d.t,tt
81 any unusual work Shumaker W,nf
thfee inches above the mark set AT th.
state meet last year. Carrot rarrt.I -,
the Individual honors hy Uinring ~.
iirsts and one second place and Sbu-
was second with fhre. fr.f.
TIhn ran a nice rae IN the mile AM
paWson's work In the hair and ouarf.r
was Eood The time was SLOW and ia.
Nork throughout showed the ne,d .r
mar Work Co Eet the men tn shape for
ihe state meet the aoth. though the poa-
condition Of the tray NAV have NJ
somethihE 10 do with the slow time. The
100 Yard Dash-Garrct. first. Milo,
seconds. -
Shot Put-Michaels. arst. Heav.n.,
second Morrison. third. Distance q.
$40 Yard pash-Morrison. frat. INV
son. sseond' Bohitt. third. Time. 81
Pole vauit-shumsker r-.,. H.
t'ner. second. workman. third Heirht.
i2o Yard HurdIes-Garret. first Mi
Ter. escond. Hcavener. third. Time II,
Discus-shumaker. first. He,v.,.r
second Ieetrick. third. Distance %
ffet = inches.
Hair Mile Bun-Davson. first. Cotby
second Groves third. Time 2 minutes
30 t-s seconds.
Running High Jump-Curtis. Csrerf
and @rkman ted az Z feet 10 inches.
-&u Yard hash-Gsrrct. first Miller
second. Bobttt. third. Time 25 IS sec
Hammer Throw-Eeilison. frat
Mtchaels. second. Moore third pfrts,rt
% feet Z inches.
Broad Iump-Shuuskcr. first. Work.
man. second Curtis. third. Distance ID
feet.
Mile Run-Zinn. first. CLARK. second
HecEhly. third Time . minutes q -
seconds.
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BELLAIRE WINS
Bellaire High School Defeats Bridge
port High by a Score of 3 70 =.
-Bellaire Steals II Bases

Tho HeIIaITe Hirh SCHOOL baaehaII
team defeated the Bridgeport High team
on the sixteenth street grounds Bellaire
yesterday afternoon By the score OF =
to 4. For the nrSt seven innings the
contest was fast aud interesting and a.
anybody : game.
~ the eud Of the NTH inning the
score stood = TO 4 In the seventh the
fellaire boys scored three runs. on two
hits, two errors and two base on balls.
This appeared to dirhedrtcu the Bridge
port lads and errors were often aud hits
were Few. The feature OF the entire
game was the base running of the Bell
aire lads. they having purloiued seven
teen sacks. The score
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MOUNDSVILLE WINS
High School Lads OF Mound City Put II
All over the Martins Ferry
Champions.

no N0TfInN TTTTI TIEU aOT00T Iaee-
bali team lost the FIRST game 81 the
season Yesterday afternoon on the
lioNle held On that citV ~ the hand Of
the fast MouudsVilie team hy a score
% = 90 . Poor ncld work was given a.
thc cause for the defeat a. the Ferry
Bows were credited with ten errors
Nelly and TlsrucA were the Ferry bat
tcries. while Carpenter. Meredith ana
curtis formed the Mogndsvilie battery.
Ihe M~ouudsvlllc lads only secured six
hits but they MT when hits meant runs
The game was Witnessed by a large
crowd The score
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TENTH STRAIGHT
North Juniors Defeated Caths-
dArl High school juniors IN
Good Game Yesterday.

n North Rcnwood juniors base ball
team won their tenth consecutive VIC
tory yesterday by defeating the Cathe-
dral High School Juniors. by the score
Of ~ to 5. The game WAS apparently
cathcdrsis until the beginning OF tn.
seventh inning. when the Benw luds
sot busy and scored = total OF six runs
The feature OF the game was the ali
around playing of Stoops. Benwood's
catcher. who got nv- hits and five runs
In as many times at bat. The Benwood
Juniors viii meet the iinsly Juniors on
the grounds FRIDAY afternoon.
Score.
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wsshinston-catholIe university.
BRIEFS

Carl Schmidt Of this city. was YES
tcrday admitted TO practice before the
federal court bar. on motion OF Assist
ant United states District Attorney }.
j. T. O'Hricu.
The monthly meeting OF the board
q directors or The Wheeling business
Mems Association will be held this
morning. AZ $50 o'clock.
a cory Of the issue 81 Arrfl Is. OF
the Mexican Herald. published IN Vera
cruz. has been received hv George pit
nff OF h~rtdEcrort. from William Hoer-
NIX, bridgeport hoy on the dread
nhughf Arkansas. 10 contains "A gfaphIc
account ot The capture and ocupation OF
vera cruz hy the Americans.
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Homs rn RofEsra Two base hfss
HrfFsrs Justice. Harris. q Hafrh. qar.
rifre BIZ Ollie Stolen bases Leather.
wogf uiils . Smith. ueraev. Hays-
I'Hf~If0e nnd g. Smith. Hff hy nftrfsr
frafhrrwnof. hr Horne nrfs o.
F1IrerH Struck 0ut ny Horne. IT, 81
NudEerF = BY C~hsn0weth nj naas or
talla or Horne. q N rhenowsth. q
Jsff On bases Wssf vfrrinfa. ~. petb.
any . Umpire shaiisy Time 2 RI
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PIRATES
WIN ExcxTH0 CONTEST FROM
CUES ON WILD PITCH IN
NINTH INuINo.
oab started with xonssohy's wsii
voix's sacrifice ana xsat-
tn9rs Error.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May "a walk
TO konetchy. voix's sacrifice Heating =
error ON Mitchelrs and a wild
pitch by Cheney gave the locals the
only run OF today's game. making a the
second string OF seven consecutive vic
tories for Pittsburgh his season.
Score
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CLEVELAND PULLS Or
TnrPLE PLAY. BUT LOSES

CLEVELAND. o. May s.-St. Iouts
beat Cleveland easily to-day. 7 10 1 Tbs
aesture or the game WAS a triple play
esecuted oy Cleveland in the urs. in
ning. fratt was on third BY virtue or
nus triple which had scored Shotten ana
eusun; and Williams had been pass.d
Nalker then grounded to Turner
Turner threw 90 Lalcie retiring NIL
iiems. Laloie threw to Johnstor pu,-
,ns out walker. Pratt was out on
senrn'ohs fHt relay to Carisch. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
BARRON
GINA UNIVERSITY IN PRO-
FESSiONAL CLASS.
Signs Contract With Washington
Americans To Report
in June.
Inteiligencer Bureau.
Washington. d. c.. May s.

~
Barron, the sis-foot 1e-yesr-
old southpsw. who is the main
stay OF the Vest Virginia uni
Versity baseball team. has been
signed by the Washington Amer
lean league club. He will report
here IN June Immediately after
he graduates. The Nationals
tried to get Bsrron's signature to
a contract last year. but he re-
fused TO sign for professional
baseball until after he had COM
spietec his studies. Barron was
tipped off to Mike kshoe, the
Nationals scout, about a year
ago. by Charley Hickman, who
was then coaching the university
club. Later Hickman went TO the
Cleveland club as a scout, and
learning that he was after Bar
ron for the Maps, kshoe and
Griffith got busy. with the result
that a contract was signed by
Barron several days ago.
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LEAGUE

AZ Montreai-Jersey city. :: Mon
treal. 2 Called end 18TH inning. dark
nessl
Al Rochester-Navark. o: Rochester.
/
At Toronto-Providence. 4: Toronto. s.
AZ observation-disclosures. wet
rounds.
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Two base hit; Wares. Three base ht..
49,. = walker Sacrifice: Austin. w
ysmes- First base on balls. ORE "
James :; off Handing. 6 Struek o,,
~ w. James. ,: by Handing. > Trinis
play. Turner. Lajoie. Johnsto, "a
SST T umpires; H~iidebrand and
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fArKEEs WIN LAST GAZE
Or CONTEST PROM NATIONALS

took the last Fame ~ the .c- Ig.s
Washlnston to-day. & to o. MANLY
IhrouSh the fine pitching OF CaidTsii
~ aIlowcd but three hits and "a, :,
.alled az the end OF the seventh fnrtng
70 allow the visitors 10 catch a frsi1
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Two base hit, Moran. HuEFins. Thrss
hase hit: Ncihoff Home run. RsteI
Sacrifice hits: Moran. Niehoff. Pase on
halls OFF SRilee. 2:ofr BENTON. 4 STRUCK
out by Saiiee. ! BY Henton. 3 by steele
7. rmpires. Ouigiey and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-07
HucKEE HAD GIANTS
AT HIs MERCY YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Ma 6-Brookiyn won
the series from New York to-day by
Winning the deciding game 5 10 !
i.uSSker had the champions shut out
until the ninth inning. when New York
scored three runs after two runners had
been retired. Score.
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Two base hlts-Elbert. Arcli truck
out-Hy Michucr s by Boyer E. Ra-e
on halls-pm Rover /: OF Michner q
ports. stolen hases-Bslltire l.: Bridge
port D. Sacrifice hit-BfShop INT by
pitcher-Iuny 90. rmpire-MckeIvey.
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40 base hits. HartzeIi. Holden
~ base hits Williams Milan First
on ua.lH Caldwell. !. shaw. 3 efr,i~L
out 80 Caldwell 2 nv shaw . r-ne
pire7 Connolly and Dinssn
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WAS NvNcmLE
AHD TEAMMATES NIT RAIL-

ST louis May s.-Renton wa in
with men on bases to-day. while
NJ teammates hit Sallce and Steele
hits counted and C~inrinna,i ~,
from 81. Louis. by . TO o. score.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Ysstsrdty's Issults-
Pittsburgh. II. Kansas city. 4
Chicago. II. Buffalo. a.
Baltimore. :. st. Louis. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rain.
To-dAy.s 0Amss.
Baltimore at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Kansas city.
Pittsburgh. at 81. Louis.
RrooklN n At Chicago.
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Two base hit-Gihson. Stolen base
oarey. Sacrifice hits Leach VoiN.
:. struck out-Ry Cheney g; bv Adam
y Cmfires-Klem and Hart.
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Two base hit Egan. Sacrifice Nv
smith Base on balls; on Demaree. I.
on !. on fucker. /. STRUCK
out; BY Demaree. J. Fromme. 1. Rucker
= Umpires: Orth and Byron.
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COLLEGE MES
LEHIeH SUFFERS sHur-our.

PHILADELPHIA. May s.-PennsyIva-
MIA through the good pitching OF BaIient.
defeated Lchigh here to-day b the score
OF 70 o. Score; II. H.. -
Lehigh .......OO OGOO0oO % ? ,
Pennsylvania eo0010OHs ?
koons.
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Two base hits-McHenr. .: aPtterSon.
Reese. stolen bases-NcHonry. Craw-
ford. Patterson. Biggs. Struck out-Ev
Garrett 10. by Lawrence 2. Umpire
McCammon. Time OF game 80.
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ahree base hit; HeRtherinEton two
hase hit LAS. Sacrifice hft. Me,zp.r
struck out: by He-atherington. "a. ~.
o. u. FIRST on hollis. orr Heather
ihkt"n. = Hit by pitcher. .. Chamber4.
I mpires. pctticord. McCuUoch
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Two base h~its-speaker. IevIa C,r-.
xsn. orr. Three base hit-Speaker
lone rur-Rush Sacrifice hit-Strunk.
sase on halls-or r. Collins 4. or Re
dent 4. Struck out-Rv n co,i,n. o.
~ bush = by Bedient = Empires.
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com CRAWFORD
ARE STARS OF GAME

CHICAGO May G-Cohb's ba-e PUN
ninE ard cravfords brilliant catch -
.t,Y,s Iy when Chicago had the bssrs
flllfd in the fourth fnriF heired uet-,fs
dei'at chicago. 4 20 2. today Score.
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WV ToRs srar1 LEaour

.~yrseuse- syrs~ure o. WIZ .
~ lffra-fffra era~rfrr
AhHrf 'far F rfmffa
Troy. 2 HlnEh7mfon. o ff0 in.
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BUSH
yTr0x1D rood oAln ron ArH-
LETroD AHD KHocKED Yngr
.Wo1UB- or uEAnoN.
NAok-lEsa Psrfonsd In ola Time Form
xdtoAG ths Dali and rtsidtng
DsnadonAlly.

PHILADELPHIA May s-Bard hit
ting n sensational FIELDING nabied
philadelphia to defeat Boston here to-
day to ,. Bush pitched a fair game,
MS teammates robbing the visitors OF
several hits and he also made the nr-t
nome run OF the season At Shibe park.
ohrfng made two diving catches. one OF
thefn being the capture OF "A drive off
Jsnvrin's bat which glanced or Daley's
gioNe after the latter tried TO get Il by
q leap into the air. Score.
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Two base NE Cotb chase Af~reb
Ease nif Crawford garrfUre biz.
taff ~ faiis orr HAIL 2. gff pavr.fg-
2 Nff 'irnffe p or usuaa ? rfrfrt
~, " fontt = ~ FaIi q. hv Cierffe
chill end Sheridan
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toueh Riders vs. Great Northern
Jolly Fellows Social Club viii bowl
his evening ~ the Muqee aIlevs.
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struck "a BY Sheetz. 10. by Armbrus-
ter. : Base on balls: OFF Armbruster.
10. off Sheets. 5. Umpire. Borton.
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U. OF p. DROPS GAME.

PRINCETON. y. J.. May e-Princetcn
defeated the University or P~fttsbgrgh
here to-day. , TO - r.. Is.
Princeton 80 n 100000. 5
Langdon and Beattie: Wood and kel-
leher.
West Point. y. y. May s. n. n. n.
Army . =
7 'LN CAtA' ssss s a o. s s s q % =
Neyland and bingham. Lietbert and
NoEt.
A. Washington-Catholic University.
4, Nillanoya. .. (i2 inningsN.
Al lthaca-Corncll .. Columbia. q.
At Providence-Hioly Cross. 2.Brown.f
At New Nork-Fordham. s: Seton
Hall. 2.
~ Hoboken-Stevens. .: Rutgers. .
~ Medford. Mass-Tufts. rs: Lafay-
ettC. J..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Ysstsrday's Results.
Cincinnati. .. st Louis. ..
Brooklyn. s. New York. J.
Pittsburgh. 4. chicago. o.
Philadelphia Boston. rain.
ro-day's DANES.
Brooklyn at philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st Louis.
Boston at New York.
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ro-dsy'soa mss.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Rssults
New YORK.. Z. Washington, o.
St Louis, :: Cleveland. 4.
Philadelphia. :. Boston. J.
Detroit. Z: Chicago. 2
innings. allow New York TO catch
To-day's Danes
Philadelphia at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
St Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Boston.
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chicago

i'Nstr sss " w =
x-voix out. hit by batted ball: one
out when winning run was scored.
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Cathedral Jrn.

c%athedarl Jrs. 90 o o o o. .
Jrs.....i o o 0 o & 3 ia
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y IS
for Scott IN nth.
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DIED

--~o~"~~>~-~~c-~~.>~-> IS1 ,o- E.dna
GROSSER-FJne.a services ior F>us,S Una
Pearl GTosser. laughter or sH- "u
Mrs. II. i. kruse OF Pleasant Grove. CSa,Iii
who died March 30 1914. VIII ne i, Ieiu
from ~ Donnell * Co.'S chapel Inursoas y,
April .. al 1850 o'clock p. NJ lh'e' "'''''
city cemetery.
sORENSEN-At the family residence.
1856 Wilson avenue, March 81, 1919; q.
. D. M. Margcry Sorensen. lnlah'
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Sor orensv"
age 3 months. Notice OF funeral later.
.JOIINSTON-In this city. March 81. 1914.
7. p Johnston. age 20 years. Body az
me mortusry OF Eber W. Hall. l64 South
West Temple. Notice OF funeral later.
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UMBRELLA HOSPITAL

BRING IN YOUR CRlPPLES. PARA
soils, umbrellas repaired. recovered
New ones made to order, 332 State.
Wasatch 6279 nG83
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WE DESIRE TO EXTEND oUE HEART
felt thanks 10 the lodges and many
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and gave the beautiful floral offeriHg dut-
ing our bereavement attending the deatn
and funeral services OF our dear wife ana
daughter.
ALBERT JENSEN.
Nh' A4Np 'uN''' r7a
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; electric lights and batn,
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MUSICIANS

THE. HARMONY COURSE GIVEN BY
Or. Protheroe. through Siegelmyers'
Correspondence school. Chicago. is in
dorsed by highest musical authorities In
formation, Hyland 1922. morning or even
Ing. r2O
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CHINESE GAZE

THE NEW ORIENTAL CAFE AT 81 w.
2ud 81. IS now open and doing business.
Everything strictly Chinese. Open all
night p6O5
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DIR. Cassidy. OCULIST. HAS MOVED
from Boston bldg. TO 1I3 South Main
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GROCERY SPECIALS

CREAMERY BUTTER. Csc, LBS. RICE,
Zoe; 10 lbs. sugar, soc; fresh eggs, doz..
zoe: good coffee. h.. 20c; cream cheese
h., zoe; big lot boys s. shoes for 81 !;
Swiss cheese. h.. Csc: asparagus, can, &c;
large cans salmon. 25c. chestnuts. h.
iuc: 10 bars laundry soap. 25c; lbs
prunes, Csc: leaves bread l5c; > pkgs
&c tobacco. sc: flour. sack. 81. 2000 pair
womens and childrens oxfords and lace
ties. GQc 10 Soc worth mp TO s..
CHICAGO STORE.
llf-li6 W. lst South piigO
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

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EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
tgHidernist line made as you want IL.
Il. Stencil Fur Co. 5G L. Broadway-2S
years IN Salt Lake. mss
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SADDLE HORSES


FOR HIRE-BROADwAY STABLES.
lst So. bet. Main and State. Was.
1890 j. II. Hales. Mgr. pS2s
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Wanted-Board and Room

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NICE ROOM WITH GOOD TABLE
board In modern home. between West
Temple and 3rd West and 7th TO 9th so
Phone E.x- 6S. Call room 40s. r50
ROOM AND TWO MEALS DAILY WITH
private family only. by Young man: on
east bench preferred Addsss -A-5i. Trib-
une T53
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ERER W. HALL, UNDERTAkER AND
embalmer 164 So. West Temple Phone
sos u3
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes, Glass and private
lessons. c9g9
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CARD OF THANKS

10 THE BROTHERHOOD OF Loco
motive Engineers. the Ladies auNllial!,
the officials OF the oregon Short Line
Railroad company and other friends;
take this opportunity through the dally
papers 10 eXpress 10 all nay great appie-
ciatlon OF the many expressions OF love
and esteem, extended during the great be-
rcavemcnt ana death OF my beloyed Mlte.
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HEMSTITCHING

HEMsTITCHING AND PEoUoT EDG-
Ing eNpcrtly done. work guaranteed.
154 East South Temple. apt. 2 (base-
menO. Phone Was. 1904. p9st3
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

EDDIE GREEN PAYS BEST PRICES
Tor Old eIothes aud shoes. Was 1903.
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