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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
MAGE HAS PENCHANT
FOR SPEED IN HORSES

Boston. Mass. May 22--SherwOod
Nagee. outfielder of the Boston Braves.
has a penchant for speed; speed in
baseball. behind the steering wheel OF
his automobile and most of all, behind
a fast horse.
Magee has a fast horse. too He owns
the pacing stallion Lancer, with a
mark Of PIG II, and Sherwood hopes 10
drive him.
Lancer is a young horse 5 years old
sired by Binger, 2:C6 IL andl his dam 5
Nelson. 2-15 Ia At present Magee has
him under the training 81 c. +. Jones
in Fulton, n Y and he viii be entered
in many races this summer.
During the winter Magee had many
brushes on the Philadelphia parkway
with some Of the leading reinsmen in
slOwtown. and he never got a look at
another horses heels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
NATIONALS CAN'T CALL
GAMES TO CATCH TRAINS

New York. May 22.-JOhn A. Heydler,
secretary Of the National league, has
issued the following statement: Here
after no club in the National league
Will be permitted to begin a champion
ship game prior TO the usual starting
hour or to discontinue play before the
game is finished in order that partici-
poting clubs may catch early trains
The case upon which the ruling was
based occurred in Pittsburg recently,
when the game was called at 5 o'clock
before its completion and with the
score a tie, Plttsburg being scheduled
to play in St Louis the next day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

EerFe so It allowed the accumlating Of
stagHant blood in the part for the
poison to settle in and produce the de-
caying of the stagnant blood and thus
produce the disease. That is why Os-
teopathy which frees the nerves re-
stores the circulation and enables the
blood to thus carry out the impurities
and restore the injured part again Just
as the blood did when it first made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
AUSTIN WINS CUP IN
WOMEN'S GOLF CONTEST.

Austin, Tex, May s2-In the golf
contest between women golfers Of Aus
tin and san Antonio, played on the
links here Austin won the cup by six
matches 70 four. and Miss Juanita Hop
kins Of San Antoine. won the prize for
the best net individual score, making
IS.
Miss Jean Aubrey OF San Antonio,
with a net score Of so. won the prize
offered by Miss Dorothy Hancock for
the second flight players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

unless there was a
congestion at the
spine where the
nerve goes off to
that organ which
IS diseased. Where
it had been over
worked BY some
stimulant or irri-
tating drug or
poison from some
other diseased per
son or filthy sur
rounding, or I'm
purity which had
e exhausted the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
!: ; ; ; ; > : : > > > > - ; .
/, DIAMOND DUST. .


The Saturday game starts at , O'Clock
and the double header on Sunday viii open
at 2 o'clock
FL Paso fans are sure pulling for the
Farmers In thia series.
Han proved 70 be some batter as well
as some pitcher He got triple. a double
and two singles IN four times at bat. scored
twice himself and drove in three runs and
had a stolen base TO his credit. II was a
good days work
The attendance Is steadily picking up
and there was a nice crowd on hand for
the game Friday. In fact the crowd was
within IS Of equaung Albuquerqus's attend
ance last Sunday
Testers face was a picture when he came
back IN the ninth and found the Farmers
stiu batting and Hall wearing a worried
look Herb plastered On a worried look
himself After the game Herbs aIibi was
bad grounds" He forgot. evidently, that
Las Cruces played on the same diamond
Or did he think othsrWise2
Use home valley meats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
boz orcrIooL the 20

That the Hotel Sheldon Cafe has pre-
pared a special menu for SUNDAY din
ner This Dollar Dinner Will be served
from noon till 8 D. m--AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

I'm waiting for is for him to shoot Oft
his mouth az me ane then it viii be
good niht mr.. Bresnahan Ell Steve
Respy. Bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
rEW YORK. Nav q

~ golt coursesl" IS the cry OF the
ever increasing army Of golfers
in every part Of the United States, and
II is likely that the big city govern
ments VIII make answer by construct
ing additional courses for the use OF
the public.
In Greater New York, where the golf
fever is corraling hundreds Of new
victims each day, there are only two
public cOurses-One in Brooklyn and
one in Manhattan Island. And at least
10000 persons want to use these courses
which have a total normal capacity Of
less than 10e0 games day
On Sundays the crowds begin 70 ar
rive at the golf links about o'clock in
the morning The city controls the
parks and issues tickets that entitle
the holder to play around once, but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
FORD PROVIDES 20 ACRE
ATHLETIC FIELD For PEOPLE

Detroit. Mich. May 22.-Hehry Ford
has just given a 20 acre free athletic
trOit suburb where the Ford company's
main plant is located Ford viii pay
all expenses. including supervision, but
retains ownership Of the land.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

FuIlwOrth roofing. 81. S1.25 and sI.5O
per roll. BuTton-LingO Co. Phone So
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
Get the Habit

During the hot summer months Of din
ing downtown at the Hotel Sheldon
Cafe. All during the summer a special
Dollar Dinner will be served-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

I ones chance to get on the links de-
Ponds upon ones early arrival.
= x
One golfer arrived at Van Cort-
/ landt park at a m on a recent Sun
day. He thought he wouldsbe an searIv
/ bird" He found IS golfers already on
the course and more than 100 more in
line waiting their turns. This golfer
finally got his chance to play at Il
O'clock wait Of six hours In dis
gust he quit playing at 8 D. m, after
negotiating 10 holes in three hours. ow-
ing TO the crowded condition Of the
course.
In every other city Of metropolitan
nature where there are public courses
there are at least a hundred times as
many golfers as room in the links. But
the municipal authorities realize at
last that golf has become a game of
the masses, as web as The classes now,
and before another year comes around
some new municipal golf Ink courses
may have come into being.
Here are few remarks on golf BY
Miss Alma Whitaker of the Los An
geles Examiner. who knows golf as
few know ii, and who can express II
IN way that is wonderful: "The golf
devotee solemnly assures you that golf
is a facsimile Of the game Of life, and
he knows.
Physical perfection is OF little ac-
count in golf. a mighty arm that can
drive ball within the limits Of the
straight and narrow pathway counts
for less than the weaker stroke that
sacrifices distance for accuracy.
In golf il is yourself against the
world Not yourself against a mortal
opponent. Both he and you are striv-
ing to overcome the obstacles and diff
dculties which nature has placed in
your path.
Golf brings home poignantly the
need for self control self confidence.
mental orderliness, spiritual peace To
attain the goal the mind must be con-
centrated with solemn earnestness upon
the matter in hand.
"Of all things, hurry is the most
grievOus fault in golf
= Golf has no grand stand, no bleach
ers, no gate money II is not a spec
tacular game for the onlooker, il is
a game ito play oneself, for the inner
discipline Of ones soul.
"As one great writer on the game
assured US, golf Is largely a matter Of
conscience. The man knows that he Is
capable of doing well; that no mortal
opponent bars his way: that, unless he
is actually q very sick man. physical !
disability counts for little. He knows
that his nerves. muscles, brain could /
and should be able TO accomplish those |
simple strokes, and when he fails he I
knows that IL was lack OF self-controL /
lack OF win power, lack OF self-cOnfi- 4
dence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

NO PERSON EVER HAD A DISEASE
IN ANY PART OF THE BODY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
MORE GOLF LINKS FOR PUBLIC
ISCRY Of THE ARMY Of GOLFERS
New York Has Only Two Public Courses and on Holt
days These Are Congested With Players From Early
Morning Until Dark Cities Are Expected to Meet
Public Demand by Giving Ground for Courses.

ones chance to get on the links de-
ponds upon ones early arrival.
x
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

6o-- SOuA SCa- Is the cry q -Ao
ever increasing army Of golfers /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

Use home valley meats
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-08

disbursements for the Panama canal
will again be about twenty-five mill
lions, and that the additional eXpend-
itures for the army and navy are au-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-08

thorized by the congress, the deficit i'm
the general fund of the treasury on
the thirtieth of June. 1917, will be
nearly two hundred and thirty-five
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-08

millions To this sum az least fifty
millions should bo added to represent
Continued ON Page Eleyen.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-08
Allied Americas,
Defense and Federal
Controlled Plan Urged

Continued From Page rncD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-08
Cnnnl Rig ENnnnsr.


on the tbirtietb of ,uue last there
was an available balance i'm the gen
craI fund of the treasury of SIOI17O.-
1O5.7S. The total estimated rcccipts
for the wear 1916. on the assumptiou
that the emergency revenue measure
passed bv the last CONGRESS- will NOT he
extended beyond its present limit, the
thirtv-first of December 1915 and
that the present duty of one cent pcr
pound ON sugar will be discontinued
after the first Of Nav 1915. viii be
S67O,3G5.5OO The balance Of June
last and these estimated revenues
come. therefore. to grand total of
$7T4535.6O5.7S. The total estimated
disbursements for the present fiscal
year, including twenty-five millions
for the Panama canal. twelve millions
for probable deficiency appropriatfone.
and fifty thousand dollars for miscel-
laneous debt rcdemptions will be
$753S91,OO0; and the balance in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Columbus O.. Sept 25-7rttb q cara
postponed from yesterday Because a.
ram. fLe second week OF Grand csrrus-
racing Al The driving park here sr-s
- he opened this afternoon.
AAF ealfF attraction viii be -ba
Caanoer Of Commerce $1,000 stake ta-
-o ffatters Other eFents are the
--.'"aea aoraemen.s futurity sar
, "a l-oLa PAGERS purse $4,000 the ~
g.as@ pace and one division Of the 3 IS
o.ass tFot The purse in each Of tie
class races IS $1,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
The Above Illustration Is
an Exact Reproduction
of This Cabinet

This illustration was drawn over
a Photographic blue print and
shows this cabinet in its exact pro-
portions and in every detail. We
emphasize this point because not
always are the kitchen cabinets
Illustrated the ones that are sold at
the special prices Our policy of
exact illustrations and exact de
scriptions has resulted in public
confidence in our advertising until
this store has earned the reputa-
ton Of The Store where the Ads
come True.
Bring this advertisement with
you to compare the Illustration
with the actual cabinet.
Sale starts tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

Thousands upon thousands of women have
bought these same cabinets at the regular prices
because they are the best cabinet value on the
market today at the regular price. But now. at
this special sale price and terms, great numbers
Of women who have denied themselves the COM
fort and convenience of this wonderful cabinet
viii order one sent to their homes Immediately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

-''A7A't> 1tAt5h2s
~ "a9m lt may concern Notice is
a1so> given that a special meeting Of
Inc stockholders of The General Ran
57ta Construction company ufiJ he
a7ld ST the office Of said eon7a7v
'so '"eAl5.-AFst street, in Rock Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
This Great Cabinet Has a
National Reputation

It has been the leader Of every new convenience
and sanitary improvement IN kitchen cabinet
construction. Naturally this cabinet sold for a
despite its superiority. this store viii sell shat
well known cabinet at price even less than the
ordinary kind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
Transformed to
49,
Pleasure

a kitchen cabinet in the home COM
pletelv Tevolutionizes q w0man's
kitchen work. Instead of walking
back and forth from stove to sink,
sink to cupboard, cupboard to table,
etc. with kitchen cabinet you sit
down before your kitchen cabinet
and reach for whatever YOU want.
Everything needed in the prepare
ton Of the daily meal is at your
finger tips.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28
Latest Improvements

1t enables you to get at the inside Of your
cabinet without clearing everything off the
table top to open the doors This roll top
operates the same as a roll top desk. 1t
cannot bind or get out Of order. Every
part about this cabinet is Of the highest
construction. made to last q lifetime, and
win.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

s5ood-by is an abbr6viauon of al ctd
za2ilsh form Of parting. God be win
you till We meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-28

All Glass Sugar Bin,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
DON'T NEGLECT
Bowel TROUBLE

Unless YOU stop constipation
and kindred bowel trouble YOU will
soon be on a dangerous condition
Many deaths result indirectly
from bowel trouble DO not leo
rardIzc your life Check that
trouble in time Take TRIETS
They will cleanse your system
of aIl thar u0digcstcd food sour
bile and leave % pure and sweet
TRIETS also strengthen and
build ur your liver and bowel, So
thar they DO their work riphf fru.
preventing aiI bowel troubles
Take one tonight Srcarmirf
Favored 81 most drug stores
10c and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

Brown walked. Mstti-on sacrificed goo
inr out Withrow Co Anderson and Brown
took second. Hrrwu scored when Gray
singled over second. Gray fell Nts-
tim OF Wifhrpw'a uru' when no attempt
Cd 10 steal. Nc'Hr flied out 20 Lear.
one run. one NIT. uu Crurs.
Anderson trinled 90 right field. SiF-
son triu'cd 90 left and Anderson scored.
Lear Tanned. Swaney famed. Withrow
grounded out Leber CO. McCarty. one
run. two hits mo- errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
INDEPENDENCE DAY
MOTORCYCLE RACES
MONDAYS MEET PROMISES SEW.
ERAL SPEEDY EVENTS.
Out-ofTow7 Riders Expected 70 Par.
tic pste-Oetsls Arrangcd
Last Might.

The biggest race meet ever he'd nv
The local Motorcycle club will be- tag
I'd ON tho state Fair grounds. Monday
Ju.F .. Already several entries from
other cities have arrived and several
more are expected within the next
few DAYS. one ~ Tho club members
hl- been 900 communication with
some riders fri Chicago AMI fl, DE- OK.
p'rf"di that they win br bore FOR This
event
"Details OF tho ra-o wc-o discu sod
ar tho meeting IHaf ryprir- and it
was decided f1 have pho Tya-v God
bend frrr sF ~uri. during Che after.
noon Refrnsime~fs viii Do .o'd on
'hr "rnrrI t1 automobile md .a-
..... off aH Binds win Do OBLIGED to
ru .I f.n quarter stretch
Tho following riders h7ro ro Oar
..n.'nI their intention .f entering
'.. contest Emmett fwrs. r.IIrr
'..ire NrrtoI from Car.r Dover. o..
Harley Davidson racer Nfs i.nr one
''r"f Dos fh0 F.'.hrr.h r.rrf. u.t
who o." ride ftI. De-. rHf u.0r f.rII.
cd OTTO Ritz Will ride Harley.
UTr.d.1r Emery UU.r1F Fu ride
an Indian. o. r VH.. vIU ride al
Indian. %. o. N..r. vIf ride a Thor.
s. e. Davis VIII r.I. Thor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
ATHLETIC RELATIONS SEVERED
BETWEEN WESLEYAN AND STATE
BIG SPLIT BECOMES WIDER AND
ALL EVENTS MAY BE CALLED
OFF
Trouble Over Football Game May Re.
suit In Csneelling Of Baseball
and Track Events

Special Dispatch O.. the IutsIir,u,.r
BUCKHANNON. June Follow.
ing the announcement made last sat
urday that tho State university AT
Norcantown and Wesleyan would not
meet at football this fall. comes tl,
announcement given out by Manager
Stanshury Of Wesleyan today that ne
EQUATIONS for basketball and track
contests between the two biggest
state institutions had also been called
on. Wesleyan had submitted to West
Virginia contracts for three basket.
ball games 20 be played during the
1856 season and all the general
provisions had been agreed upon Pro
posals for baseball and track meets
had also been made. but following
closely the announcement OF the split
up at football comes the announce
ment today that the basketball con.
tracts had been returned unsigned
ana negotiations for baseball md
track suspended
II is given out that the main rea.
son for disagreement in athletic mat.
ters between the two institutions is
one Of control % the football game
'or 1915 and general financial arrangr.
Was Center Of Attracted,
The calling of OF contest ha,y-oo.
Wesleyan and West virginia will
leave big gap in state athletic in.
terests during the coming wear For
three years the games between .aams
from these institutions have been the
center Of attraction for all West Vir.
rinians. Wesleyan has won the foot
ball champion hip three wears STRAIGHT
two baseball championships have been
tied and each school has vo, ono
wesleyan he's been state champion ~
basket ball fo- three years but ot,l,.
Last did West VireinIa have "a foar
in the field end WESLEYAN won Am
three games. West Virginia has won
two state track meets while Wegle-
yam has won one.
Tn Case no contests p,r rr-rr-.
between tho two institutions for tie
coming college year a. now seems I'd.
together probab bic. Wcsir,gn will lofd
tho football and basketball charanion.
ships by right Of possession while
West Virginia will hold those at base
bali and track By the some rIah'
Both Institutions meet aII tho other
important teens ~ the state in cor.
tests but 10 is unlikely that a-v Of
these can wrest the honurs from
oifhor ~ the biz schools.
MANAGER Stan bury 3. foH-r i- 70.
ccIpf 81 telegram from Brvl Cham
tors. athletic director M Narsrsri
college a. Huntington Offering IVES.
levan The Tl8~ksrivin- dav date ir
tho biz southern West virginia rffy
a1d 10 10 is seen that an poesibrrie.
oi meeting West Firrinia on that day
az" exhausted Wesleyan viii uncouf-
'dly accept the attractive tender
made BY Chamber
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
MOTORCYCLISTS
MAKE AWARDS
WINNERS OF RECENT ENDUR-
ANCE Run ANNOUNCED
LAST NIGHT.
prizes VIII Be on Display IN Braun
heh.s Store IN Few Days.
Many Medals Given.

\ meeting Of the Wheeling Motor
cycle club was held last evening in
The club rooms on Market street and
considerable business was transacted.
matters pertaining to the 3OO-mile on
dufauce run were discussed and the
Prize winners were announced. After
checking m" time sheets and compar-
ing me time Of the riders and scorce.
the following result was announced.
Private owned machines No. IS.
hrst prize, Pennsylvania vacuum Gun
ire. j. i. Wasmuth: No "a. second
pTlzo. lamp. y. VI. North. No 20. third
Prize. tire. Charles Caldwell. No. 10.
fourth. back rest. \. {. Davis.
Class b. factory maChiucs-No. -.
hrst prize. spccdomotcr. ~. ID. ImmeI:
Nc. -. second. L. $. lire. n. j. I'm.
mel
Glass +. sido.car-No. IS. first
prize. silver cup. T.. r. Durkeo.
Class y. factory or trade ridcr-No.
81. silver "uD and gold medal. highest
club member score. Earl r. Braun
hch.
Nos &c and 20. team in Glass p. fac
tory ridors-H Bernard and Ivan ia
cobs silver cup and gold medals.
Gold Medals-Charles Caldwell. II.
j. lmmel 70. J. Immel Harvey Ber-
n6rd. Ivan Jacobs. J. p. Wasmuth.
Wesley House, +. r. Dukee and Earl
Hrauulich.
Silver Medals. l.. Cheshire. s. G..
Davis. 4. VI North. Carl Sells and
William Phillips. Jr.
40 the meeting next Tuesday oven
inS date viii be set for the award
ms Of the prize. and at this time
banquet viii be held The prizes 20
BE- awarded TO those completing with
in the money will Dc on display in the
C. T. Brounlich window as soon as
tIDy are received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
HOMER WITH BASES FULL.

PHILADELPHIA. June ga home
run by Becker with two bases occupied
bog the fourth proved the turning point
~ tOday~ game with Brooklyn phiIadsf-
phia winning b Co &. Den weakened in
tho fourth when the hum, team tied the
score and was succeeded 60 tho ffth by
Appleton. Philadelphia won Boz the sew
cufh ON EHncrpft's double. Whittsd.s
sacrifice and an out Score.
r. H. T.
Brooklyn ...... 100000 o
Philadelphia Co.. 0O040O1 n"-5
Batteries Doll. ATplcou and Miller.
Chalmers and Eillifcr
Two base hits. D1ubrr. Nirh0ff g.
bancroft Home runs. Becker. stolen
bases. Wheat Cutghaw. Gstg Sacrifice
hits. O'Mara. Chalmers. Whitfield. T.udsr-
200. Base ON balls. Den l. Appleton O..
Chalmers I. struck out. beU O.. ThaI-
mers 8, Tmnires. Byron and Eason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
TEAM In
N. Y. NEXT YEAR

WV YORK. juno 90 James 4. Gil
tt the close or "a usrftna h.r,.. $1,000
~ I'bi'Nt nihflNNs ut an OF the clubs
announced Boo "a statement tonight fbat
in Sew YORK next wear TF. fi,,.,,.'l,i
.,'NlnE Tor this club had been arranged
ltr-idgnt Gilmore said. although h. rdf-
at this time. ''N''N
According 90 a statement. Hostor maj,
nave asked the Federal L,aEu. q. add
mat CITY o. tfs circuit lids ,Ir.sd,.
% was said.
Sp'aking only Tor the Fsd.r1l lon
ku.. PRESIDENT Gilmore declared i'm his
statement the baseball situation ie bst-
dents entered the field"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
THE SCORE:

Totals ... q. 1u-1f
tl-t attsd for Mattisou In sth
nome out when winning run
scored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
BILLIKENS DOWNED


Special Dispatch To- the IntclIigoncor.
YOUNGSTOWN. a.. June .g-The
Sttelueu overCame an early lead today
ana won an, opener from ~. Wayne .
20 .. The hitting OF stanley, Hlu and
seh-'u and a. home run hy Bratcnie
featured. Score.
II. a. B.
Youngstown .. COOS us=5 ~ q
ft wayne .... I 90 20 oft -
Batteries. hin and Wagner. bonicy
and EaN.r.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
MAJORS VILE WINS
Archer Strikes Out IT Batters and Al
lows Hut Two Hfts-Game was
Very Much onesided.

The splendid pitching OF James
Archer. saturday was responsible Tor
the oN erN helming defeat that Majors
willie administered To Nsbo ON tho Ma
JorsNillc grounds. Archer struck out II
hattcrs and allowed but two sale hits.
The Ncbo boys made but one score and
tnat was the result OF errors. The
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

male lf Your Huf "f SIX from fns cham
iipu Inrtuns hy ultldIrE a I14nIrhsal-
'' mere To-Day NUw fUrk won the nrsf
same 90 g. ara Boston a-ot an even
tfrak whru u4Elss shut Out tire Giants
POI i.n SECOND game E Co Nsu hurh
won The trar game wnIH EHInI.h v..a l..
ned tu the closing luU.uE Captain
EN'fH returned tl second naza FOR fus
l.n POP ne r"rnnt Same. 90 being his lrst
aNii.tfafFt since us broke "a bone Ir
his lgit ankle iart April be PLAYED hl.
usual star game 40 second and drove OUT
a. nome rum double and single. Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
DAVE SAYS

DAVE SAYS
Here's the sale you've been wait
ing for
One-fourth OF on lightweight
suits-the Palm Beach. Mohairs
and silks, excepted. Of course but
the Blue Serges and Blacks in
cluded
IL begins tomorrow and here are
the prices 4