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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30
Are You Wearing Either!
LADIES, WAITE CANVAS oxFosDs

With rubber soles and spring heels.
Very modish, and usable for street
wear, for athletics and for nearly
every purpose except dancing or even
ing wear. Reasonably priced at 500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

A. p. TAYLOR. (San Francisco
know that Honolulu will do hers
proud in welcoming the Matsonia. Y0|
cannot give those aboard too mnt|
band music. too many Ieis or the On
GERS too much banquet, for the yoe1|
carries the largest number Of passt||
gers of any boat calling at HonoI1|.
exclusively for island trade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

RAYMOND c. BROWN has been ap-
pointed by Director-general James d.
Dougherty to have charge Of the sale
of all tickets during the week of the
Mid-Pacific Carnival
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

tom MERLE: A most pleae|1
feature in connection with the ~.
derful moving pictures of wild Afrlt1
ANIMALS at the Bijou. is that plen|
Of time is given the audience to rel.
the synopsis OF each scene before
is projected
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

DAVID X. SHERWOOD. deputy I.
S. marshal, went to Hilo Wednesday.
where he placed under arrest J. Hay
ashida, d Japanese accused of selling
liquor without a federal license He
will return to Honolulu tomorrow
Toorning. probably with Hayashida In
custody.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30
VAT 10y COMPANY TO
HAVE INVENTORY SALE

The Vat 10y Company, at II and Is
King street, near Nuuanu street, will
start a big inventory sale tomorrow
morning. which will last two weeks.
During the sale everything in their
stock will be sold at reduced prices
There will be bargains IN ladies I'M
derwear flouncings, drygoods. embroi-
Gerry and also in gentlemen's shoes,
suits. hats and other articles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30
"MARY JANE" STRAP PUMPS.

This popular pump is patent leather,
turn sole, with ankle strap. The heel
is very special feature, contributing
as it does to style without sacrificing
comfort. ONLY $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

: III. H. MAGooN: II people mat
upon musical comedy, we viii atte1
to supply the want with a compa1
now on beard the Oceanic lI1|
Sierra.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

Work in the second degree will be
done at a special meeting Of Oceanic
Lodge 81, F. and A. NJ, at 100
O'Clock this evening
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

CHARLES BARRoN: My frIo1|
Pacheco is very bitter. But anyNa|
think the stone work at the po.
office should be changed. not to spf.
of a few other changes / have .
mind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

See what. doing Il liz ousen s.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

MRS. H. H. GLOVER AND MRS.
w. r.. KING of Grand Island, Neb.,
arrived in the liner Siberia from San
Francisco this week. They are guests
at the Royal Hawaiian hotel. Both
are interested extensively in literary
circles in Nebraska Mrs. Glover com
posed an original poem which was
read by her at the concert Wednesday
evening on the Siberia. 1t was ap-
plauded to the echo. 1t dealt with the
trip and highly complimented the Off
GERS and crew. Mrs. King is noted as
an expert in all the modern dances.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

W. w. THAYER. attorney-general,
goes to Maui next Monday to dispose
of four or five fisheries cases at Wal
luku that have been pending a long
time. They were set for hearing last
November, but had to be continued
when Secretary Mott-Smith went TO
the Coast, leaving the attorney general
to serveeas secretary and acting gov
ernor. He will return to Honolulu
Thursday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30
ISIDOR JACOBS
SEESBIGFUTlRE
FORP|NEAPPLES

Continued from page one)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

PAUL SUPER All members .
the Y. M. G. Al. are invited to 50
that trip to Sehofield Barracks tome
row. Il will be one Of the bIe4|
events of the past few months
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30
tIIILEiNTELYIEWz

! DICK SULLIVAN: don't fh||
Richie and Murphy gave me sou.
deal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

&c. @. BocKUS: The gain n I.
gar at this time when the crop
reaching the market. Is exce6dI1I
good. 1t seems to Indicate that prize
will be satisfactory this year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-30

LIEUT.. JOHN s. PRATT %
Armstrong will soon be one Of a
most attractive posts on Oahu.
looks 100 per cent better now tn
it did six months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
ETTOR MUZZLED
'. w. w. Leader Was Held In Check
by Police When He Spoke
There Saturday Afternoon.

For the second time within a week
the red flag OF anarchy waived over
Belmont county Saturday. when 200
aliens from Glencoe and various
points along the Cleveland. Lorain
wheeling railroad, walked TO Bel
laire and gathered on the Twenty.
sixth street commons 10 hear the doc.
Urine OF dissension preached by Jos
eph Ettor. OF the Lawrenceville SILK
mill strike fame
Bellaire police were on duty the
entire afternoon and were assisted by
sheriff John Anderson and a number
OF deputies. However. the BelIaire
police were able to cope with the
bowling hordes OF l. w. W. svmpa.
mixers and the meeting dispersed
without the least trouble.
During the afternoon Joseph Fttor-
the man whom, IL IS said. is urginc
the foreign element OF the miners
10 dissension. delivered on address
He stated that he did not urge VIC.
lence, and almost instantly exclaimed
The only kind Of violence / ME Ie
10 tear the brass buttons from the
soldiers and melt them in a furnace e
Some people believe that the remarks
OF Ettor referred TO the police as
well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
UNSET TIED
Question Of New League stu Up In
the Air - Decision In
Ten Days.

NEW YORK. June 2f.-The base-
pail atmosphere. disturbed YESTERDAY
by announcements that the magnates
of the organized game had about de-.
clded to launch a third major League
10 combat Federal league opposifion
Was sun somewhat unsettled to-day.
Echoes were heard from the vest ~
opposition TO the proposed movement
on the part or the American Associa-
non ana other representatives of the
ORGANIZED game but they fell upon
uhresponslVe ears so far az this city
was concerned. Hardly a representa-
i've OF the big leagues was left in
Town and such as we're here were 81
lent on the baseball topic Of the hour
Decision In Ten Days.
ban Johnson left early for Chicago.
Al ne would say was the matter %
me new major leaEHe had been left
entirely with the commission and thar
a nnal decision would be reached
within ten days President Tener Of
the National League did not linger
long after yesterdays meeting and had
no statement To make.
There were observers Of the situa-
ton. who did not take seriously the
proposed make up Of the new League.
II one Il brought into being. One sur
mise that found belief In some quar-.
ters was that the real plan would pro-
vide Tor placing second teams in
brooklyn. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati De
trott and Washington. Cleveland nm.
ing out the western wing with Balti.
more and Buffalo completing the east
ern division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
BARONESS DIES
Bertha Won euttner. Austrian Writer
and Peace Advocate Dies After
Brief Illness

VIENNA, June 21-Baroness Ber-
ma Won Suttner. the Austrian writer
who had devoted the most OF her life
10 the cause OF peace and TO WHOM.
was awarded the Nobel peace priv,
in 1905. died today.
Baroness Won Suttner had hae,, an
three weeks. She was undergoing a
cure for obesity which her constitu-
ton proved unable 20 bear. She left
INSTRUCTIONS that her body be- Gre
mated at Gotha. without religious
ceremony, speeches or flowers her
ashes TO be deposited in a columbian
ium there.
Born in 1913. the daughter Of Field
marshal Count Franz Won Kinsky
the baroness became noted as the ed
TOT OF Die Waffen Nieder UAy Down
iour Arms), the magazine OF tho In
ternatlonal Peace bureau in Berne
which was named after a novel writ
ten by her in 1889. designed 10 spread
the idea OF peace throughout Ger
many and Austria
Visited United States
When n girl. Baroness Won suttner
was betrothed to Prince Adolf VIII.
sehsteln, but he was killed in battle
~ y 30 she was married 20 Rlro,,
iundacar Won Suttner, who died In
100 In 1912 Baroness Won Sutiuer
sp'nt six months in the UniIed
4 - Y SAi' utllNeTeu a serlex -
lectures TO promote tho cause Of
peace. VI
Inc baroness was at one time sec
Tetary TO DIR. Alfred u. Nobel VINO %.
tebirhed the Nobel foundation. and
a. q ampion OF the "Brotnarh Dnl Of
.>dt,ons Is said TO have heen the ~
sIhAuon that prompted him 10 offer
ms peace prize. She WA a member
Oi the advisory council OF the car.
negie peace foundation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
AUTOMOBILE AND
BUGGY COLLIDE
ACCIDENT OCCURRED IArs Iasr
EVENING on PENINSULA
Ntl
Damages 70 Each Vehicle Was Sigh,
Fortunately Ne Persons
Were Injured.

george bradford. OF this city. driv-
ing a machine. and Harry Ginin. IN a
ouxgy' came together last night about
10 30 on the Peninsula but luckily no
one was hurt The fender was torn
ron the machine and the left front
wheel was broken or the buggy. Both
claim II was the others fault. Brad.
iord claims he was keeping to the
rsht almost into the ditch while cif.
m claims be was Gear out Of reach
ne accident occurred near the sec
ond night on the Peninsula bill. both
men coiHng toward the city. CHM
pany. When the crash came tna
morse which he was driving did no,
seem 10 mind the collision and stood
huh- preventing any serious trouble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
SUTHERLAND
'oinnAuen 81 Congressman Howard
sutherland in Lower Part on
stats % ne Certt0ed


me domination Of Howard Suthef-
land. OF Elktns. a. The Republican car
H1pat. tor CONGRESSMAN siarEe. AZ the
~. siecuon 10 succeed himself will BE-
Serutied early this week rs CHAIRMAN
u. J. sherrard OF Wellsburr and ser
usry X y fernheiu. OF Charleston. Of
zee This L. ~ compliance with a r..o-
lutlon adopted at thu recent state CON
Nention In Charleston. which provides
thAt IN the event only one candidate fo-
conSreesman- at -iarg. he'd flied notirt
WIN INC secretary Of the committee b.
June 20. his nomination should be ca~ti-
ttn % IN" chairman and secretary 60
the state committee. q state ronVeDtfo,
or primary being unnecessary. The rts-
olution provided that ~ there we're two
or more candidates. statewide pri-
Mr. sutherland g. REGARDED as one OF
inc strongest men In the state and his
excellent record In thc lower house ~
congress assures his reelection Al a
generally conceded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
NEW TEAM Is
ORGANIZED
PATTERSON AND ELM GROVE BALL
PLAYERS UNITE ron
SEASON.
Elm Grove Bail Diamond VIII be ne
built worn Starting This Morn
ing-Soheduilnz Games

What viii probably prove 90 he one %
the strongest teams ia the out-the-pike
district has been organized a. Elm
Grove. under the name H. a q. g These
three letters stand Tor Patterson and
Elm grove and means the blending OF
the best ball playluE material iu These
two towns The team d. being backed
by Harry peiters the Film Grove sportS-
man. and his EFFORTS viii very probably
be rewarded \ lease has been secured
on the old fair grounds at Elm Grove
for Saturdays and work will D.. started
Within the present week 60 rebuild the
b'cachcrs and repair the grand stand
IRE fences will be rebuilt and every
thing will be placed IN frst class shape
Lumber will begin 90 arrive tnis
morning for the now project and the
work will be rushed 60 the finish. The
Elm Grove diamond Is one Of the fast
est diamonds IN the vicinity. several
Wheeling boys Will Try out for the team
also but they viii have 20 so some TO
compete With the Patterson and Elm
Grove talent. ~ viii DE a chance 10
see tho best 81 the two teams that used
60 fght each other. lined up side by
side Mr.. pciters stated yesterday that
he had lines out for some good pitchers
and with the help Of the whole club will
try his best 20 put winning team In
the ff III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
ORA WINGS MADE
FOR TOURNEY
PLAY STARTS THIS MORNING ON
WHEELING TENNIS CLUE
COURTS
Entry List II Unusually Large, SIXTY
-Four Players Scheduled TO par
tictpate in Singles.

Play will start this morning in the
third annual open tennis tournament O,
tho Wheeling Tennis Club The event
promises 20 be the largest and most
successful In the history OF the or
ganization. The entry list IL unusually
large, siNty-four persons beng schedLl-
cd 20 start IN the mems singles.
completed yesterday by the committed
IN charge Tho committee consists 81
= r. Armbruster. chairman. Thos -.
Cummins. Alfred r. nrady w Il Alb
bot. Merit Franzheim. George ".
Hewitt and r. J.. Bowie.
Drawings In the mems singles were
made last niEht. The prelimminaries
and At least the nrst round In both
singles and doubles will be played on
Tennis club. The tournament will be
COMPETED on tho courts at the Wheeling
Drawings IN Singles.
Drawings In the doubles will b. held
this evening Last nights drawings 70.
suited a. follows.
Graham. drew bye: Meade drew bvo.
kboert drew bye. l.. l. Hanion. drew
bye GchrinE. drcw bye. Daniels. drew
by; Burt. drew Bye
Colhurn plays Armhruster. 10 A. m.
RACE plays W. Franzheim. 10 a m
~. -. MORGAN plays Alexander. n n m.
HaymS9nd plays 4. = brady ~ a. m.
Kent Hall plays r. g. Howie. 10 n M
Hindman plays 4. Bowie. 10 a m.
5Isrysy Play gisys Il Ms;yy,l.. 10 a, m. "
podds plays HewiU D. M
Johnson plays ksIl.g. 10 noon.
r. Morris plays Whit. 90 o.. M
Scott plays Cummina. T. m
Mccormick PLAYS Russell. y. m.
~ Morris plays Mathtqou. i6 a m.
AertH franzhoim plays steele. =. m
Mclain PLAYS Tiftr.qr. o. m
W. Bradv plays UuEue 10 n r0.
Benton Beatty drew bye.I D. Sweeney
gov .y,. UNISON drew bye. Hellstrow
drew bye. Parker drew hfe. jackson
drew bye q 4 Hcuuinr drew bic
watches IN Tirst Round
n e. likely ne preumi1aries viii -
completed TODAY ru fhHf event rfav
viii ~ started irr ediately In inc f-st
Ts sgRa ne e- if- ~ 'e''ghes being ~
Viaya Hardl9n. B. m. Gcbrrg plays
, .aniei' i,1lrr5,.n ..T,ssg'v rIays Gihson
Jackson risya IsrrIrE u r. M
nany yisi ting Players.
INfF' NlfNN'f "f u.f.nf-fHr'r play.
Nany o. these arrived yss,e-ise arf
others are expected fHia morning
Ihc follow lrr .r frs 'rtrr uat.
gins ur uoht rhav s.stersrIus Kent
liHll SOW Martin .Iil. H.r Morris
ia 1870 fs, j,t Is,i1nq M.r-.s
q41, Heaity. P.rkersn.rrr Ja.s NcIaiu
.tteNIrgn AIeH Meade. Ir|.nfUun
yack '2ihurr. Fairrn-1t. FrarE Hav
mont. Robert Agnes. Beaver rafI.. r1
Norrla Iudd. Hr1rrr faIia rH. rr.
-hrcw bury. TarFrrHhIrF Walter Ufrn
man. Marietta u Wufsnr rHfrr.Hr.f
To Sloan. MARIETTA 90 q Wlrrau. IS H.r
rtrr. H o.. THuf Mayer rIffeHnrrH
walter Wood. Iiff.hHrrh John IrrHr
rharierrrr waiter afl-Fffr. F4frmHrf
Local nitric. william Burt T
IfHfT ~ jackson Tom fHrrrfra
NlfHur ENHfrf. n. n Nrn NrIrfer fH~F|
.wcrrer. WIN rIffmHr Wm steele tI
jon Bowie. Howard HIrrEeI Wrrn BRAD.
Hertz Irfuyhrfm. FHrhf HIFra. FrrrrI
LIrWifl Horny FuHarI Dr. M W HU
bot. WIffur Hrrr.. Trur Neafffr rr
Oliver Graham. rarf Alexander VI .r II
n. NerreN George Unnfr1s no UrIIafrHHr
Naffi""r IT,. r. .Ie md Joe frr
fsrHrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
FERRIANS WIN
Take Listless ana unine.r.~&snS a..
FROM seeubenvtlle ream-soore
Was Is to s.

the fast SteubenviIie hall club yests-.
Gay AFTERNOON by the rather one-sided
score OF - TO o. Though SteubenviIle
ssecursd IL hits. within two OF the num-
60. they were scattered. and at no time
was the gamt in danger Of being lost
The score follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
DETECTIVES ARE NOW
PATROlllNG q. & >. TRACKS,

The p. g. o. railroad company has
placed patrolmen along the tracks I'm
the eastern part Of ohio where the
miners strike s. now on. The officials
state hat the situation IL not so
alarming as has been reported but
the company has placed the latrol-
men along the tracks at the most
dangerous places. in order to protect
,heir property.
The officers were sent out as a 70.
suit Of the dcmonsfrat ions In several
towns last week. which were given hv
me J. w. ". and the narrow ESCAPE
or one of ne trains which was saved
only by the watChfulness Of the en-
Eineer who saw the fish plates lying
IN the ties and the bolts badly bqf.
tered. the rail- having been Ioosened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO. NOTES

Tho Patterson Athletic club chal.
lcnEes the lnternationals for a game
sunday. Junc %. 10 be played al the
latterson grounds, Al 50 n eide bet
II accepted. call 1871 Bell phone. and
ask Tor Lester or answer through
Tho Intelligencer
Yesterday afternoon the Glen
Lawns and Mound-Cltya v-pre 10 have
played ~ The tunnel green grounds
but for some unknown reason tho
MOUND tIty7 tailed fo show up.
Tho Altamonts will play the Forty.
seventh Street Fairgrounds team
nus afternoon ON tho latfor'e grounds
The Altam0nfe have defeated tho
playground team hy tho score of
lo to %. but both are anxious 10 play
the other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
STRIKES AUTO
Unhnown Motorcycles Has Collision
Win Antomobtle on South Side
Rider Not Injured

an unknown motorcycIist narropIv
stscaped serious injury when he crashed
luts me rear uf five passenger nuf,-
Hloblle az the corner ~ Twenty seven n
and thapllue streets about four o.rioet
leLuaN afternoon. lie was going ur,
= enty-seFenth street. BEND "A NVb.rI
.nk Iractlon company street car whom
we car stopped At the corner q d.
cnhrke passenEerE. Re then changed
UNsr on the west side 81 Chaplin streef
80 apparently didn't see the autorno-
pic or misludged the space between a,
= ~ lne street car as he struck the
. ermer on the street car side and ass
" picked himself NJ and was evi3ent1,,
not hurt ''i''"'if
me motorcycle was only stichtf,.
uallakeg. the handlehars being r0urif.
erahly bent. but we're sfraIrbfc,.d g,,,
~ feW minutes and the ridcr vas en-
abled 70 continue HE way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
ARMY OF BUGS
Ldfe Mads Almost Unbearabis - wee
snau. Creatures That swooped
Down on City last whit

lIEurafirriy speaking. wheeling was
busy" town iuaf Wight Mlrafa %
small meets rwHrfHH1 into the burg
nh"riIN after DARK apparently coming
from ohio end med. ifFe miserable fsr
local residents. TIrF gathered Ir evrar rms
a bout Che street Urhfr. and ir fnrs.
Wher.trr there w0r 0r illumination ~
any Kind
hant rerrnra hriIrt ~ that the c1rl-
ing ~ fho tiny tialfHrr rrreHErd n storm
within The NEXT few F0ura
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
LONGEST DAY
Yesterday was the Paoe Setter ana To-
eAy VIII he One ~ Another KIND.
First Day Of Summer

yesterday. June o. was tho longest
aag on the year end to-day. the sumner
~"lFtice marks the beginning ~ sum
iu'r. NofWithgfnudinr the fact that tho
past Few days have teen hot enough ID,
.t'l-IN inc longing - on tho most
did not officially open until this morn.
ing Or ] 80 o'clock The Gun viT so
lnlN sf"ninF nf T.1G o'clock fh# same
llHH ~ did yesterday but tho rising Ia
luHt one minute later than ysHtsrfa.
70 ing NJ 20. Tho +rHFf time hrfa...lr
funrian and sunset rraferfar vac Do
.nhrH nnd minutes Tho Gun riefnF DO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
RAMBLERS WIN
Interesting Game Played sunday After.
noon with Pinch nan Team on
I.atter's Grounds

The Rer wood Handlers vestsrdav
t"nh good Ffruc from the Pinch Run
Team on the Pinch run grounds south 81
if l'hlrn. by The score - 90 T. The
iltghlnE Of Noel was the feature he
efrlkInR out fourteen - those who
raced BIN The absence ~ heavy hif-
tiuE Wne noticeable. only two of the ten
hingleH being good FOR two barea
Inc score H =
Namhiore - 4
Pinch Rum 4
struck 90, bv Noel "a a., et.r.. 40
~. base bite. Irvine Huss impIre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
CYCLIST HURT

an unknown motorcycles tried to
run his motorcycle no telephone
pole near Vim Grove last evening with
ne result That he damned bio ma.
,hinf and badly lareratcd ono Ier AZ
i'. some SLIGHT repairs 20 tho injured
Wrmhrr Hud fhD machine Do WAS 4hIn
fY continue uu hIa way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
|. A. c. VICTORIOUS
Take Interesting Game Prom Woods
field Semi Team
ny Score of 9 20 5.

Gathering a total OF fourteen HIT.
from the delivery of Mann. the Island
Athletic club. OF this city. defeated the
WOodsie baseball team yesterday ar
ternoou in an interesting contest at
Noodsncld -. The Eam- was fe ttut'd
by heavy hitting Of both teams, ana
four home runs were recorded, two
me mbers Of each team being the swat
tiers. The following IS the score in de
tail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
NO AMALGAMATI0N
W. c. Grimes Opposes Coalition with
Prc5rossives ard Gives Some
Logical Reasons Therefore.

KEYSER. W. Va. June q. n
Editor OF The Intelligencer:
Dear Sir did not favor the
amalgamation Of the Republicans
and Progressives They are further
apart than the Democrats and Re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22

Rase on halls: orr Morgan. 3: or
Kramer. 2. struck out. by Morgan. g..
by Kramer. 3. hit hy pitcher. Faston
y Jones. i. Fender Double plays a.
tennington. Easton. .. Hcsiop. smith. s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22
W. c. Crimes.

Yesterday morning at $50
o'clock a flock OF twelve carrier
pigeons were released al the homo
OF n J. Dalton OF this city In an
aerial race TO Cammelsville. Muskin-
gum county. Ohio Tho birds are
owned by four men Of that town who
have placed waEers on their respect
i've birds regarding the time OF their
arrival a. Cammelsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22

struck out. by Mann s. by Richard
son. .. by Costinc Rase on balls. or
Mann. I OF Richardson. ]. Home runs
Reese Heller. williamson and Peatty
Two base hits. Turncy. Seamon. 2.
Costine.
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t.rrh. CensuEnptoa early STAGES BrOnehtis. Az
Tina. Etc.
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kidney.. Bladder. Prostate. - Dtsbste.
brights Disease. infammstios Of kidpsys and
Bladder. Etc.
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Knife or detention from business
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