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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-30

those who, when denied food legiti-
mately, steal it. Our economic sys-
TEN has created a condition whereby
many millions cannot afford the lux
ury of a marriage license and the at
tendant responsibilities
And these, denied the exercise Of
natural function according to the
moral code, will overstep that code
by hook or crook and no denuncia-
ton from pulpits or activities of NOR
al squads Tor regiments) will elm
mate these conditions.
If employers of labor would or
could pay living wage to their
slaves, that alone would go far
toward creating purer social sys-
tenn, but they will, of course, never do
that until compelled to do so.
But while poverty exists and hu-
man nature is what it is" these
things will go on and one and become
things will go on and on and become
more intensified, and about the only
vay in which the goth century Adam
can be controlled will be to sterilize
him in his infancy, which will remove
the desire for the exercise of that pas
sion or capacity to love, so emphat-
icaIly denounced by the hypocritical
and fanatical moralists of modern So
ciety.
otherwise a segregated district
should be instituted, under strict
medical supervision and regulated by
a commission of independent citizens.
John Tweedle.
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WHO CAN TELL Hi

WHO CAN TELL HIM?-Follow-
ing is a letter received from reader.
Read it and see if you can give him
the necessary tips. Send any answer
direct to Himan or to The Day Book.
The Public Forum. - Four of us
boys are going to walk to st. Paul,
Mimi, starting early in July. Any in.
formation as to route or equipment
would be very much appreciated
Paul VIM. Himan, All N. Kensington
AV., La Grange, III.
A Minneapolis alderman suggests
that the city's garbage be removed
by Zeppelins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
PASTRY

The forowinE premiums we're an
nnung'd testerd1y Or breed cake. pre-
serves. rui, 90 iei,y ,..shlhits.
burg Dol. Mrs e a Guistt Kirkwood.
rouud cake Mr- D. nean. city let.
Nisr iiSf.- J.. s'lteirnrch CITY md.
wheeunr fsf. g. rurat ely. ara
Plate ~ COOLIES ..N Iar UruInh snafa-
k.r Whee.irr 90. MrH ~ Gilbert
uouFhruts Mrs Abbott Bridgeport.
frt. Mrr NJ a. carroll citv End
Sponge Cakf-Wrs 81 Dean lat
coffee Cake Mics Minnie Minch. city.
Sol, W. H p G,n.lb.ert and -,
Ginrsr uresd- Mrs Abbott. lot
HaisIn Loaf Nrr r a GiIlett tst
raurhF urIdrrrort Isf. Mics ri0rerge
Mcgnl W.uaburr lnd
Taffy Mra NJ McC0nncurhy. let.
Mrr Do Nghltyrii city. 2nd
mTs = ii H6b'itlsi ' 2as "'''N'r' i'''
Assorted Candies Mias Hhea rrlner.
city frt. Mra W.. r.. James. city Ind
froleng. MiaH nruiah gneirker fst.
~. y. M'.',e.n lf..l ~. 2n9i. 60
uridrsrort ist. Nrs' if % Gaiib.li ga
rye Bread SIRE RI. ~ Good. ufIialre.
ist MrH 3 a. Gilgtt 2nd
Jet. Mra Dol b. Guibort and
Domestic Corn Bread Mrs. r. A Oh.
Domestic Brown Hread-Mrs r. W.
COCO e. Mss Mafy, Wayman. I'D
Mics Mary wayman. End
Mountaln cake sire Mart nurria LET.
MI. a Gnirft and.
Gaoaaut cako-Mrs Harry Pyle
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NIGHT HORSE SHOW
Ccontinusd From r,rst rAr.,

entered the track rain fell. but the en-
SIles oraNely went on with their show
riding and then lined up before ' the
grand stand. Al this moment the
lights again went out and the rain
poured down, Through all the dark.
ness ness the judging went on. Amid a
very wierd setting the four winners
were finally marched in the darkness
close 10 the fence and announced c
y. hanched and Miss Helen Cromwell
riding Geo. Mcdonald and MontRom.
cry GIRL were awarded the blue rib
bon; r. NJ. Brown and Miss Eleanor
Holloway, riding NV Star and Lang
don. were second: Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
russ; riding Chappie Glasgow and
W WsTnsn ho Ia third bird and George. p.
riding Colonel Bob and Bobby
Ipswich. fourth. ''
The announcement made. the horses
were hurried from the track with their
riders more than wet. The darkness
continued a few minutes longer while
me crowd sang "TiDperary" and Hail.
Hail, the Gangs All Here" The flash
OF the lights came and there was an.
otner cheer. Rain continued. how
ever. and II was decided not TO call the
other classes
Exceptional Show To.niaht.
Tonight amends viii be made Not
only Will the regular program arranged
Tor the evening Re carried out. but the
VIII be shown. BESIDES there will
% two classes, three gated and Eve
GATED, called for ali entries OF the
week that have not won a ribbon.
Also there win be a championship
class OF Eve gaits in which all prize
winning entries will be shown.
The weather man has Il that this
rain OF last nicht VIII not be allowed
today. and the fair association Is max
ing arrangements for a record day and
night. In the evening the manage
ment viii make q present OF the en-
trance 10 the main gates. and no ad-
mission viii De charged. At the
erandstand only will an admission OF
25 cents be charged
The final night OF the horse show
viii be featured by the complete hip
rodrome and vaudeville. which has
50 completely pleased during the
Following Is the Class sik. called
last evening.
Best two saddle horses 10 be shown
together, one 70 be ridden by and suita-
BILE for lady. and the second TO be rid
den by q gentleman. Two horses 10 be
JUDGED for conformation. manner and
Prizes--First. SIS; second t25. third
SIS. fourth ribbon
GsSs,orsss .. whilaaksr. Colonel Bob.
Frank y. Grimm. Happy.
Frank y. Grimm. Top Gallant
w p Burrusss Ch-ppis glasgow Mrs
". = burruss Reuben Rot.
u. vs. Gee. Radiant King
Mier Elizabeth Burdate Robert
Denmark
Charles ~. Uauchcr Geo. Mcdonald
Miss Helen Cromwell AIontFomery
p p. Thrirh. silver King
Miss Margaret Uervev. Daisy lee
u NJ Browne Ny Star
Miss ieauor HOLLOWAY Tnnrd0n
Geo. " p GifchrtHf Monte
Mrs. Edw. Hitchmon. Lady MontForn-
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Grape jelly--Mrs. Sells. LIST: Mrs. Grow
er Duke. End.
Elderberry jelly-Mrs. Guilbert, LIST;
Mrs. Canheld. End
Gooseberry jeny-Mrs. T. r. Bell.
LIST. Mrs s. A. Askew. Elm Grove. End
jun jelly-Mrs. Chas. Leithart, LIST;
Mrs j. Leiner. End.
Crab jelly-Mrs. NJ. Dean. 1st: Mrs.
Chas. Leithart, End.
Chill Sauce-Mrs. NJ Dean. list: c. s.
Hirst. End.
Pickles and Mustard-Afra. ]. w. Full
ton, LIST. Miss Wilma Mitchell. end
Ilcklcs-Mrs. Lee Meyer. Hampton.
o., LIST; Mrs. Sells. End.
l1ckled Cucumbers-Mrs. 8. A Askew
list Mrs. Chas. Lcithart, End.
fickled pcars-Mrs. Leithart. LIST.
Mrs Gillet, End.
Picked onions-Mrs. J. W. Fulton.
lst; Mrs. Duke. End.
Picked peaches-Mrs. Jos. Monon.
list, Mrs. FULTON. End.
cider vinogar-Miaa Alice Mfliard
lst: Mrs. Harry Gruber. Elm Grove. 2nd,
DRIED applcs-Mrs. Sells. list. Miss
Alice Willard. end.
spiccd Grapcs-Mrs. Charles Lcithart
lst. Mrs. Gillot End.
Mixed picklcs-Mrs. Fulton. LIST: Miss
Willard. 2nd.
Dried. pcars-Mrs Sells. LIST. Mrs.
Mitchell End.
Dried poachcs-Mrs Sells. fst.
Dried aspbcrrics-Miss Willard, list:
Mrf Duke. End.
Butter. one pound-Mrs. Abbott. LIST
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AUTO DISPLAY
Attracted Unusual Attention at the Fair
This Week-Wiliy-Knigh on
Exhibition.

Among the thousands OF visitors at
the fair yesterday. a big part Of them
visited the machinery hall. where many
different makes Of automobiles were on
display. The progressive farmer was
workings OF motor cars.
There was no make OF cars that at
tracted more attention-if as much--as
the Willys-knight '16 models which are
handled by the Auto Sales Company. No
- Fourteenth street Thf company had
all the late models on display, and ac-
cording 60 those IN charge Of the eN-
hibit, nearly a dozen orders have been
taken Tor Overland cars since the fair
opened.
1t pays to advertise. and especially
IN the local newspapers" remarked one
OF the statesmen.
Packard Twin Six.
The Packard Twin Six is on the fair
grounds to-day and is being shown 90
an interesting crowd By o. p. Nestal
sales manager Of the Packard Pittsburgh
branch and N. ". Markell the local rep
rcsentativc. The Packard Twin Six ig
a masterpiece On automobile conatruc-
ton. Those desiring private dcmoustra-
ton may make arrangements with Mr.
Ncstal and Mr. Markell az the Packard
booth near the Front street gate
Btudehakcr Car There
Jason q. stamp. sales manager ~ the
BalErr and lialEcr Auto Company On
demonstrating the now studchaker sixty
and Forty. he stated that the firm had
sold an unusual large number Of cars
this year al the fair
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Bridgeport. LIST: Mrs. Robert Moore. Bell
aire. End.
Jelly Cake-Mrs Mart Burris. LIST;
Mrs. s. a. Gillett. End.
Mrs. James Monon. Bridgeport End.
Lemon Pie--Miss Wilma Mitchell. Elm
port. End.
Apple Pie--Mrs. John Reed. lst: Mrs.
8. A. Gillett End.
Preserves and Jsriss.
Canned Tomatoes-Miss Alice Miiiard.
bridgeport. LIST. Mrs. Grove Duke. End.
Canned Biackbcrries-Mrs. 7. r Bell.
West Alexander. LIST; Mrs. Chas. Leip-
Canned Raspberrics-Mrs Jno. Groves.
city. LIST; Mrs. Chas. Leiphart. 2nd
Canned Pcaches---Mrs. J. Iseiner. city.
canned Hppies-2rs. John Groves. list.
Miss Alice Willard, End.
Canned Pears--Mrs. T. r. Bell. LIST;
Canned Cherries--Mrs NJ Dean. list:
Mrs. T. r. Bell. End
Canned strawborries-Mr John
Groves. lsti Mrs. T. r. Bell. end
Canned Currants-Nirs Abbott. ist:
Mrs. John Groves. End.
Canned QuinccH-Mrs Wilma Mitchell
LIST; Mrs T. s. BELL West Alex nnder. End
Canned Grapes-Mrs Abbott. LIST
Canned Plums- Mrr Grover Duke. LIST.
A. n. Frohme. city. End
Canned fincapplcs-Miss Alice MIL
lard. list; Mrs j. Leiner End
Preserved Pcaches.-Mrs. John Groves.
1at. Mrs Abbott Ind
Preserved Appies-Mias Alice Mulard.
let Mrs. u s. Maxwell. End
Preserved Crahapnlea Mrs. John
Preserved Fssrr1M rs r. ,' X Beii, ist.
Mrs Abbott End
Preserved Cherries Mrs. John SWEET
zer, bridgeport lst Mr. Abbott. End.
we'll fat: Mrs. John swcitzcr. End
Preserved nlackherries-M Mrs Abbott
HHH %
Preserved Raspbcrriea Mrs Charles
l.cIfhnrt 1ud.
Preserved Gossherries Ms. Grover
Duke LIST. Mrs. Abbott 2nd
Preserved Watermeion-N ra g. L.
fflet Tot. Mra. Jos MOnUn. End.
maxwell let. Mrr John Groves 1nd.
Preserved Currunfa-Nra o. ~. Gull
bert let. Mra Charlse t.nifhnrt. End
a, Iresor,ye4 QuinGis,' NJ. Mrs Sells. ist.
Preserved Plume Miss Alice fll'ard.
tat. Mrs Abbott 2ud
city ist. Mr. s. D. Mitchell. Eim Grove.
feahc nuttsr-Mrs Grover Duke. ist.
Miss Alice Willard. 1nd.
Tomato uuttcr Mrs A. ~ Hobiurtt
peg Nira Mary We.{f nan. -nd ......-,
Grape Butter Mise Alice Willard. fat.
Mr. a a Culctt 1nd.
Fium Huuer -Mrs. Abbott ist. Aira.
pear butter wru. r.. W. rsr. oct. Mrs.
y NJ ChanrV. West Alexander nnf
Tomato Fnfaur. Mrn INna. I.EIfHnff.
Zee. Mrr Grover Duke Huf
Currnnt fd'F Miss A Gcrburk Get.
Mrs. a efIIa. Ird
Apple IHIIY Mra A Sells Oct. Mrr
r. MIrnI riff. End
reseh Jeiiy-Nrs Abbott lot. Mrs
Wirnl 1nf
Cherry ieIiv.ur A. clancy. Iat
IC a Elliott urIlaire. lrf
] Ounce feIlF NrH Sells fHf. Nra
] Abbott 1nf
Trrr IHIIN. Mrn Maxwell let
MrH IT Do Uru Guf
| blackberry irIiN. Nrn NrfIa fnf Sire
In ErrhurE. In1.
/ Uaspherrv IsIif Wrs g. r Carfeid
Ifaf Sire U ID GuI1hrrf. end
! strawberry Jeuy -Mrs M Dean. Dee
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the thirty.fifth annual fair will 20
down in history.
MANY VISITORS
Crowds Call at Intelligence Booth at
State Falr-EVerybody
Welcome

Many visitors to the State Fair yes
terday called at The Intelligencer
tent. just south OF the exposition
building. Everyone is welcome Co
make this their resting place while
on the grounds.
Among The lntelligencer's guests
yesterday were:
Archer Jackley. Anderson. Ind
Gertrude w. White. Elm Grove. w.
Va. Route ?; W. II. Kimble. Littleton.
W. Va; c. NJ. Brownfield. Piney Fork.
o.; James Hukill. Wellsburg. W. Va.
$. II. Baxter, Follansbee. W. Va; G..
w. Cochran. Martins Ferry: Archer
Tbarnock. Blaine. o.; W. II. Reed and
FAMILY. Rush Run; F. VI. Atkinson.
Elm Grove, w. Va: VIM. McGraw.
Bridgeport o.; Mrs. VIM. McGraw.
Bridgeport. o.. Mrs. Dorian willer.
ton, st. Clairsville. o.: Chester Daw-
son. Maynard. o.; Wilbur ]. Lyon.
Pennington. w. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Plum and son. Fairmont. w. Va:
II. Wallace. Cadiz. o.; ]. b. Burnley.
Cameron, w. Va: Earl Park. Louden.
Vile, w. Va: Ray Donley. Martins
Ferry; George NJ. Butler, Elm Grove.
W. Va; A. w. Henry. Paden City. W.
Va; Mrs. L. V. West, Paden City
Mrs. ID. X. Leyda. Wellsville. o.: Mrs.
=. c. Leyda. Wellsville. o.: Michael
Horn and wife, Pittsburgh. Ia: r.
p. Williamson and wife. Roney's
Point, w. Va: DR.. VIM. NJ. Stiers.
Adena, o.; Amy Lamborn. Cadiz. o. (:
r. II. Mcfarland. Capuna. w. Va.
Grover Wilson. Moundsville. W. Va.
c. r. Mitchell and wife, Empire. o. /:
NJ. A. Rush. Pittsburgh. Pa: II. A.
Warrick. GAINESVILLE. o.: Edward Co
vey, Benwood. W. Va: w c. Jewett.
Huntington. w. Va; F. o. Wiese, Bel.
laire. o.; Archie Snedeker. Cameron.
W. Va; John Martin. Cameron, W.
Va; b. II. Fraley. Beallsville. o.;
Nancy Fraley. Beallsville. o.: Emma
Men. Key. o.: Margaret McNice. Key.
o.; Leo Shivlin. McMechen. w. Va. (:
f. Snyder. Mingo Junction. o.: VIM.
Archey. Sherrard. w. Va: Arthur NJ
Policy. Sherrard. w. Va: Irwin Burke.
Hannibal. o.; George Refs. Powhatan.
o.; Harry r. Schellhase. Colerain. O. (;
NJ. W. Simpson. Freeport. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
CUT MELONS
And Then About one Hundred stookmen
Toasted Col. Edward Deft
20 tho Say.

in doing honor 90 Edward Deft. Of
william town. Wood county who Tor
more than quarter 81 "a century has
had charge of fhc stables OF the cattle
90 The West Virginia State fair. about
lNN ftuckmcu rendered him q banquet
lHEt night in Che entrance ~ the uriuci-
pal stable ou Tho grounds.
Tho affair was iU the nature Of o.
Whtor melon feast. which included music
ana speeches hN some Of tho most prom
mont Hf".k owners ln Che ohio valley
IIr rN"uIrN Was one Of fhr most on-
IuFnhIn .eurIuI' affairs ever given af
Che fair grounds. The "hauqurfr was
ournfd hv about n dozen of the hirrsst
anu trHt melons f0 he had. followed
~ Joseph henderson of Hickory pa.
trinE appointed Temporary chairman 90
preside over Che bic gathering Bot
Joseph was succeeded hF If F. Cnnffrr.
OF IrNNfIIIn ohio. who was selected az
permanent chairman And Then there
were many Hu"nkUra who paid tribute fa
fhr host ur ln other words. Co. col TI-
ward Irff TH.N would .UIf QUO 4 seed
now and fnrn and fncu toast him fnr hiH
ruud W.rE In taking caro- ur fnEIr afnrE
nII tnc9r ions FHarH. Amnur the speak
trn wore rfH.Ewru from Indiana. Trnn-
af ltanin ohio and West virginia
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Dr Eberlo and Dr Brnithwaite az
well as dr. Simon an distinguished
Authors -acree that whatever may be-
tho disease. the urine seldom fails in
furnishing ue with clue 10 che prInci-
pies upon which 30 is 10 be- treated.
and accurate knowlcdgo concerning
tho nature of disease can thus bo Oh
talned. no hackache. fcaldInE urine or
frequent urination bother or distress
YOU. or NJ uric acid in the blood has
caused rheumatism. F0ut or sciatica or
you suspect kidney or bladder trouble
just write pr Pierce af che sprricai
Institute. Buffalo ~ 81. fcnd sam
pie of urine and describe symptoms.
You win receive free medical advice
otter Dr piorcos chemist has exam
incd the urine fhis viii bo carefully
done without charge. and you vll be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10

seen prettier ponies than those shown
this year.
stallion. three years or over. DR.. N. A.
Haning, took hrst with Jack tanning.
hoyd hawthorne took second, with Lord
de Mcr
Mare with foal at side Boyd Haw1
thorne took first and second with Besa
and Maud
Team. Boyd Hawthorne, first with
Miss Brent and Shadyside Queen.
Gelding OF mare, w. 4. Burruss took
first, with Felix: Boyd Hawthorne. secl
Ond, with Cornwall
Herd OF ten head. Boyd HAWTHORNE
first.
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DOG SHOW WAS
A BIG SUCCESS
EvEEr II ASSURED rrAruxH OF
fuTUkE FAIRS AND QUART
HHs WILL ne ENLARGED
Judges co.piinsnt Association on Pin.
showtng-Local Dogs
Wtn Prtzss-

Judges r. T. Bait and W. T. Cooley.
or Cleveland, o.. completed their work
yesterday OF making aWaGds in tho
Bow-Wow show at the fair practfcallv
or.nging 10 close this feature OF
neennE big show. Owing TO the
exceptional class OF all the dogs en-
tered the judges had some dfrficulty in
making their selections
This show proved one OF the best on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
RECORDS BROKEN
(cOntiausd from first Pager
bulls. with big rings In their noses.
Ihey were all prize winners.
When Lightning Flashed

When Lightning Flashed
Al 2:l5 in the afternoon, without
many darkening clouds. a flash OF
lightning startled the big crowd. fol.
lowed by a loud clap of thunder. The
Rrogram had just begun. Many
thought that "the day was done" thar
an was on for the day. And then rain
Tell But thanks 70 the kind weather
man. in less than an hour Old Sol came
out smiling and II became fair and
Pheasant. There were a few nervous
women with children who left the
grounds. Tor fear of a storm, but prac-
ucally all remained.
Arrival Of Thousands.
Early in the forenoon every train ar.
irving at Wheeling stations brought
hundreds OF strangers TO the CITY. and
II was estimated that during the day
mere were at least 10000 persons in
exhibition.
SPLENDID Crowd Of the Best.
Inere was as much elatation among
me MANAGEMENT of the fair associa-
ZION. Ihey were just as full of en-
thuslasm and happiness as the grand
stand was full of people, and that's
saying II was clean and clear full. -
II was among the biggest. crowds
ever. This may be declared: That
II was the best dressed. most orderly
and the best behaved crowd ever as
sem6ied in the Ohio Valley at any
similar event
Special Vaudeville Attractions.
The vaudeville attractions given
free in connection with the fair was
a highly enjoyable feature yesterday.
The flying girls. hanging with their
teeth in mid-air was good. while the
acrobats' stunts brought forth much
applause. The trio OF riding horse
women and a man. dressed in most
beautiful costumes, was a feature OF
entertainment that will long be re-
membered.
Fair Still on Today.
Do not think for a moment because
yesterday was City Day, the usual big
day, at the fair. that there will be
nothing Of interest on the program
today. There will be the biggest and
best races OF the entire week pulled
off this afternoon. All the winners in
the events will race in their respec-
tive classes. This is a feature that is
not to be sneezed at. The races will
decide the real horses OF the races.
All the other ATTRACTIONS will be on
the grounds until late tonight IL
you've missed the one best and biggest
fair, you've time today to be enter
tanned and pleased. But after today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
BIG CAVALCADE
At Noon At Fair When Live stock Pasi
in Grand Review was Most
Interesting sight.

While the band played march 4
great procession Of live stock At nood
yesterday marched about the race rinrl
Twas a cavalcado that was most inrerl
csting
~ was one Of the most pretentioul
exhibitions ever given In connectiod
with the fair. ~ was n feature tina,
was appreciated By an. as was dcmonl
strated by the applause as certain
Class-winning animals passed In grand
review. It was one OF the big and end
joyablc features or the fair ana IND
managcment 81 90 be congratulated upl
ON the nnair.
sohenk Special.
a special premium of $40 offered hy'
otto Schcuk ViCc-prcaidenf ~ the WeaI
Virginia Exposition and state Pair and
director in charge Of the live stock del
rarfmcrt. on added prize for the beal
appearing herd of cattle IN the cavnil
cadc. was awarded 90 w. g RoscnbcrEi
cr ~ Thin, o.. on bic herd Of short
horns
The Awarding committee was ooml
posed ~ NJ d. McCnllorh suurrfnteni
dent OF the sheep department. Olivei
watkins Furcriutcndcnt % the swind
depart mcnt and y. ~. Rice. aurcrintenl
dent % the poultry department of M
fair.
DO not mss the horse show Al
the State Fair srrotrndq forfohf'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
naPEKIous ooRAna

the grounds and will be an estabiihsed
IeAture OF the fair FOR the future. Next
year the quarters will be enlarged aud
1rrsnSements made for conducting this
teaturc on an elaborate scale
ne exhibit was one OF unusual eN-
sselenSe ana was on par with any
uos snow OF the country with the eN-
ception OF numbers and the Judges wee
lSua IN their praise OF the excellent
y. 4; Uhrich, OF Uhrichsville. O.
whose horses cleaned up In the horse
show events also took a frst prize rib
oon Tor his Airedale TERROR "fmperfous
OoIahs number OF local people also
secured prizes among them being
George Phillips. the genial manager OF
the Fort Henry club. who carried on the
honors with his Boston TERROR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
Most Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse L
Remedy ~ Kdney Bladder I'D A IL a. Troube.

lder ana All TIC ACID lr0uhlc8|
under no obligation. Dr. Pierce curl
Ing many years Of experimentation
has discovered a new remedy whicd
Del thirty-sevcn times more powerful
than llthia On removing uric acid frouI
The system. N you are suffering frou|
backache or the pains Of rheumatism|
go to your best druggist and ask fot
5ocent boN Of "An.uric" put I'D "a
Dr Pierce. Dr. piorce'G Wavorite Prc'
scripflon for weak women and lir'
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery fol
the blood have been favorabiy knovt'
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are standard remedies to.day--as we'd
az Doctor plercc's Pleasant Pellets foI
the liver and bowels. You can have
sample of any one Of these remodel
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10
SHETLAND PONIES
Mr.. sem T.. haynes Awards Honors Yes
terday-Littls Heauuea were
Dcgt Shown.

The ponies were judged Yesterday
rorninE and mo- feature ~ the fair
proved fn De more Iufornafiur raFflru.
iariv o. The Riddles. Mr Sam n. HAYNES
judged the class and says De never has
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Attend the night horse show at
the fair grounds and enjoy a real
treat. Ten cents for general adj
mission and HippodrOme 25 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-10

DO not mss the horse show Al
the State Fair grounds, tonight
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The Washington times., 1915-02-25
MAY PLACE WAGNER
IN PIRATE 0UTF|ELO
Signing Of Johnston Gives Ger.
ber Chance at Short and
Dutchman Moves Back.

PITTSBURGH. Feb. &.-wheeler n.
cDoc') Johnston, first baseman for the
Cleveland team. Of the American
League, was purchased by the Pirates
to supplant Ed Konetchy with the
Clarke outfit. Johnston. when he played
here In the series between the Maps and
Pirates. made a very favorable impress
sion. Last season he fell off consider
ably In his batting. but the general
slump Of the Cleveland team was part
~ responsible. Johnston stands six feet
tall. Is Just a youngster. and II looks
as though the Corsairs made a good
deal in securing him.
One well founded report was to the
effect that johnson was purchased in
order to make q big shift in the entire
slated for the first base berth, but in
all proba bility Manager Clarke will try
the Dutchman in the field. place John
ston at first and give Gerber a chance
at shortstop.
Placing Wagner in the field would
prolong his life in the big show for a
couple Of seasons. One of the hardest
parts Of his job would be walking back
and forward to the bench. Honus
would not be obliged to be keyed up to
top pitch and sliding around all the
time, there would be no constrant strain
on his legs and he would have more
time to think Of his batting 1t looks
like q good move Of Clarke's. and It
would not he surprising to see the
Dutchman in the outfeld when the sea-
son opens.