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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
PENNANT SEASON
HAS REACHED ACUTE STAGE

National. set . de- not think that ths
number of stolen bases ts "a tru, cut-
orion Of this difference. Ia the year
since The war between the two majors,
both slides have, been equally favored IN
ih' matter OF rtrruItiuE 10 iS not 20
De- expected that one or the other cor
n,r'l the market un spaced. or ,at,hcrs
"r Iif'n'rr-uut even buttcrs. tor that
Watt'f The general average viii shape
up about tttN-ntty IN the long run. I am
sure Lib. luck. u~dNautaEys or disad-
N1ufag'~ might prevail. iu certain lines
'uf certain periods.
brli"N" the reason for the greater
number of stolen bases Boz tho American
league ls not a question OF inferior
catching CO.. superior speed The case
uuUIrluE Tia fu, Nttiuutl league
haN" noticed that pitchers are given far
moro Ie'waN tr The Interpretation of the
~. iuI. ihc} set away with notions
that would De- called bulks every time
hN MI Johnson arbiters. Consequent
a.. National league base runners. a. a
matter o. self protection. dare not edge
go iau away from their stations. And
th'A cannot Get the same break with
HrN'. iT tn, main reason why base rum
ming lu "ur league appears so distinct
N better.
Et,ryo ono iS asking the question
wh'ih.f connie Mack can come back. 4
think De- cam D think ne will have "A
ml-htN nifty DIgh ae carly as next ,car
and e. crnrEerIark the following season.
Mack i- working ON 90 great priuciple.
h' nr~t 81 600 f"r's1v the natural con-
realized that Dr. WAS impa--ibl. 10 nav
ile average players sNurhItuuf salaries
und conduct business on % profit There.
fore, Mack ,ut loose from hIs high AL.
uri"d men The revenue from their ale
together with wise economy iu substi.
buttons 1f comparatively low enIaric~
mas Hril'u him r. reserve fund with
which to build against th. future even N
Do hasn't gotten him vary FAR la the
present UsUuau race.
Mack ~ "a wizard at developing men in
I~ own particular style Of plav. Al
ready hc has laid tho foundations FOR a
team which no hopes win fuifu his ex-
p''tatluu- We was given the laugh
back about 1909 whom Do started III
gtmpa1gn az terror with Eddi. CoiItus.
D rank Baker ana tho rest of tho p.u-
hhHi TRUST Those recruits Of that
period looked mo- worse than tho men
now playing for hitu m tnetr Tih, -.
NIA'k saws MS present team 600 n short
me VIII class with hl- former hand.
Q Hill time proves the contrary. I shall
string along with Connie Mack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
MOTORCYLISTS
PLAN RACE MEET
WHEELING AND MOTORCYCLE
CLUBS TO UNITE IN BIG
EVENT.
Contests Likely viii be Staged at
moundsVille. on Labor Day, Sep
TENDER 8.

\ motorcycle racing meet was the
topic OF discussion at the regular
meeting of the Motorcycle club neld
last night. In conjunction with the
club Of M|oundsville. a meet will be
held on Labor Day. September 8. Ar
ihat city. Many fast and exciting
races are being planned. The cIubs
roast which was 10 have been
held on August rs. has been postponed
10 the next day The corn roast viii
BE- held a. Camp Pee Wee above war.
and a large number IL expected
10 attend
Today several Of the members OF
the club are anticipating racing In tho
motorcycle e AZ West Alexander
Fair. Although Do d. not definite who
VIII attend the race. nevertheless lie
club will be well represented An.
other motorcycle meet that De- attract.
inf The attention ~ the local club d.
lhe race AZ Tho West Morcland fatr az
louul"ood. Pa. pu Saturday. Ssrfpm.
Dor II Good purses are offered ana
the local club viii ondcayor io bring
To- wheeling a share 0f fhew
''orEo tlorper and William Iyfa
Ner" added tO Tho mcmhsr.rIr Of inc
'Iub ~ fhe meeting Ia.f uiehf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
ST0GIES LOST LAST GAME
OF THE SEASON TO VETS
season CLOSED Yesterday.

Special Dispatch 20 th. Intelligence.
DAYTON. o.. Aug 24-The Vets
and Stogies rang down the curtain on
the 1915 season today with a fast
game. he former winning out by a
ninth inning rally. the count standing
8 to
Just as on Monday the athletes bur
ried the game along and even lowered
their washday record playing today's
nine innings in 56 minutes.
h game vas a smuggling matcn
hits falling thick and fast in all parts
OF the field. Rowan and johnson did
the hurting and neither seemed to
have much on the ball. In only one
inning however did the Stogies sue
iced in punching their hits. and that
was In the seventh Vhen seven con
secutive batters hit safely.
Manager Reilly was the hitting Kid
OF the day. gathering four singles u
OF four times NJ the bat.
Neither side scored until the sixth
when Dayton pushed across two tai
lies. Hobbs started Il with a single
and after Martin had popped to Neale.
Spencer scored Hobbs with a two
base smash. Spencer scored on War
ner's single to left.
h Stogies collected sever hits OFT
OF Rowan In the seventh that we're
good for Our runs. Neale and And
erson singled and the former counted
on Lear's double. Reilly singled and
Anderson scored. but Spencer's throw
go Lear at the plate. Reilly taking
second on the throw In. Meister
singled to center. but Reilly was
caught - home trying To core. With
row singled n Johnson doubled.
counting Meistcr and Withrow. Nor
ton fouled to Warner.
The Vets added one In the eighth.
Hobbs doubled 10 center. went to
third on Martins infield out and
scored on Spencer's single. 4 rally
In ne ninth won the game. with one
gone. Herring singled. stole second
and scored on Rowan's two base
smash. Sykes also doubled and
Rowan counted the winning run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
BILLIKENS TAKE TWO

SnccHl hlsuaic' o." th' Intelligence
GHANb RAPIDS. Mich. Aug "a
~ W tNtc ended The season With two
easy victories over Grand Rantd- 49,.
rel Nln-W orth, the leagues lsadfr-
hurltr. beat steve Mclter VINO was Soc
M the nrSt game. while the scrond rtr,c
NaS lahtn from llauser. . TO 3 scores
-, "t Ehun'l a. o. r.
l"rt Na.u" ... % I 21uurI o.. q M d
Grand Rapids 10 100000 a. 4
Nlnsworth and Bcycrs Meter and
beNOrmer.
Sccond eamel= - IL L.
Fort WaNue ~ uuoo4u- =
Grand Rapids .UUuT.nu- .
Dslcrme''r and H,5 err. Hauser and
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CUBS DOWN oUAKERs.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 24-ChicaEo
secured an easy victory over Philadsl-
phia today by knocking RiNey on the
rubber In four innings. Lavender was
not hit hard. while three double plavS
kept the home team from becoming dan
Chicago .......3oO21OOeO-s 10 ?
Philadelphia 90. 90 0UUlO0 u-I
Batteries Lavender and Archer.
RiNey. Chalmers. Baumgartner and Kill
hfer. Adams and Burns.
Two base hits Good. Zimmerman.
W illiams. stock. Home run Fisher.
Sacrifice hits Scnulte. Zimmerman. Base
on balls. on Lavender g. on EiNey /.
- Chalmers l.. OF Baumgartner 8.
Struck out. Ry Lavender 4. by RiNey .:
by Chalmers /, by Baumgartner >. Inn
pires. Rigler and Cockill.
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STEELMEN LOST

sne"ial Hienrtch To- m. Intelligence.
NGSToWN. d.. Aug. ai-Tbe
.ehtfal Lesgue season here was brought
~ a close today with Erie ncreatfnr
loung town. 5 10 Z. Altcuberg Srbgff-
ier SOFT ana stanley were the winners
W IN" held day program preceding the
e5nt l"iSher Wagner has been recall
W.. rates score u a.. T..
l~"hngstown 101u1U1 o. ,
hrle ........ l0sUI0io- Is >
Martin. 'F"" an"
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SHUT OUT.

BROOKLYN. AUG. 24-Toney pitched
shut out hall today and Cincinnati made
u three out Of four from Brooklyn. 8 TO
%. The Superbas made only three hits.
sensational play by the Reds helders
robbinE them OF more. Williams did
great work In left. getting six putsouts.
one Of which. \ e-hnnde catch OF "A
long drive by Myers. cut on a home run.
score II. n. r
Cincinnati .l1l0l1OOO- III -
brooklyn ...... 90 o. q o o o o. 3 1
Batteries Toney and Clarke. Apple
ton. Douglas. Rucker and McCarty.
Three base hits. Herzog. GrifhthS
sacrifice fly. Mollwitz. Sacrifice hits
Toney ? Bases on balls on Dell g..
Toney .. struck out. By Appleton i.
Toney ?. Umpires KLEIN and Emslie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
GIANTS IN CELLAR.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-St Louis made
q clean sweep Of their series with New
York winning the fourth game today. 70
to l.. New York played "A Vretched game
behind the poor pitching Of Tesreau and
Schupp. pilinE up seven errors. The de-
feat plunged the Giants into last place.
score: Y. 10. r.
-. Louis .... o 2 lOO1O . G-I2 1b d
New YORK ..... o q q OOO0OI- s o
Batteries Meadows and snyder Tes-
rcau. SChuTp and Doom. Wendell.
TWO base hit Bethel Three base
hits Long. Dolau. stolen bases.
Beschcr 2 Miller, Long. Meyers. SacrI-
fee hits Butler. Hetzcl. Bases on balls.
on Tesreau g. Schupp L. Meadows 3.
struck out. By TcsrcsG g. Schupp 4:
Meadows 4 Empires. O'Day and Stock
dsle.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
A. Jersey CItv-frst rnmel-


At Jersey Clty-hrst Eamel-
Toronto .......ooOoooIIo-2 g o
Jersey city o.. % % q n 10000 u s 1
Luque and Kocher. vcrbout and
Second game n. H. r
Toronto .......... 10O0ao0-4 o
Jersey city ...... % 100000 q 8 I
Called by agreement.
Herbert and Kocher; Ring and
Schwort.
At ProvIdence-,nrst ramel r. ~. r
Montreal ...... % Cd 2 90 % Z
Providence zoe. % 20 OOUloo- E %
Fullerton and Howley. Oeschger and
Montreal ',,... aoooooOoo-5 = I
providence .... o $4,000 . - 2
powdy and HowIey. Schultz and
Casey.
~ Richmond-tdrSt Eameb Y. II. F..
Rochester ..... q % 7 10000 o. ~ q
Richmond ..... ooUo10o1l Ia s .
Erickson and Williams. Cottreil a,.-
Second Famel... r II r.
Richmond 2ooo20lOO- 10 2
Hcrche and Wausmaker. McHale. La
motto and o'ponnell. sweeney.
A. Harrisburg-,nrst gameD
Buffalo ........ooosooooo-a . i
Harrisburg .... q o n o % q o. % n
Fullenweider and Onsiow. Enzmann
and Heckiuger.
Buffalo ........... U % q % ii .
Harrisburg ........ 0 Z 70 o o. o 1
called. wet grounds.
Bader and OnSiow Goodbrcad and
Heckinger
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
MAY ORGANIZE A
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
EMBRACING BELLAIRE. MARTINS
TERRY, ISLAND AMI SOUTH
WHEELING.
Matter Was Brought UP Before Meeting
Of wheeling Athletic Associa-
tiOn Last Might.

The proposition Of organizing a foot
BAH league in this vicinity was taken up
last evening AZ a meeting of the direct
urs uf the Wheeling Athletic association.
IarkcN James, au0Ee Of the HodzhOn
baseball team and one ~ the best known
promoters 81 sports iu this vicinity.
brought the matter up. The plan. a. a.
explained last evening. will be to
have -four teams mpet
u d. the intentions OF the promoters
or the anatr 90 ave teams from Mar
tins Ferry. Bellaire. the Island and
south Wheeling Part o. the games
would De played on league park and
part ON other grounds Orc or near the
city The schedule would be- 80 arraur-
ed that "a game would br PLAYED each
saturday tive two Of the teams.
Nothing definite has as set been done.
but Boz an probability some conclusive
action Will be taken within "a few days.
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BRoKE UP GAME.


CHICAGO. Aug 24-Iohu Collins
broke ~ a i7-iuniuc battle today. chr
gago winning from Washington : 20 g..
Felsch started The thirteenth by beating
out "a slow roller. After Weaver had
flied out. Russell batted for BIackburne
ana was hit hy "a pitched ball baIy
singled. filling the bases. Faber struck
ont and Murphy waited Tor four balls
which forced In Felsch with the tieing
run J. Collins single was next and
Russell scored. ending the game. Score.
r. %. E.
Washington uGI OI0 600 600 g. 3 h. E
Chicago ..... 90 700 600 600 o. no 3
batteries BoehliuE Ayers and Henry.
WulfEauE. Fatsr. scott and Srhalk.
DAILY.
Two base hits Acoeta. schaIk. Sharta.
Foster Three base hits Gandu Muir
ply. Nu'IIer stolen bases Milan. MUIR
ply. Sharks sacrifice hits Jackson.
Felech. Acusta. Bases ON balls or Boeh-
ling . N Ayers g of WolfgauE m
Lnhcr T. struck out By Ayers e by
NolfEarE hv Fahor g. tmpirsz
N1lliu and uireen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

DETROIT Au. e'-Fi,liiur. brilliant
ans almost s-uperhumaH was matched
against desperate ~-ilEEiuE this after
noon and ~ gaN. Huztuu a 3 Co Vic
l"rl uNer Detroit Zoo the opening GONE
Test OF a series which NAV decide IN
American League p.uuaut Three hits
tNo OF Them hunts and Wild throws by
eN"l"skie and Stsuagc gave the league
leaders three runs tu III. a--t inning
me Tigers put man after man ON the
ias'- only 20 see them die there when
hAtt Gamer. Hooper. Speaker. ardne
or scott cut ~ drives tFat seemed safe
heh ono question only ir tho ffth when
BUSH walked and cobb derted tine light
score score
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ALLOWED ONE HIT.

CLEVELAND. Aug 2t-OnIv % men
faced Morton today and New York was
shutout while Cleveland scored six runs
by conservative hitting on Caldwell.
brilliant running catches by High held
cleveland n score down. score.
Cleveland ... % "a
New Work .... % % ID % % % O d a. ID a
BATTERIES Morton and D'Nsiu. gald-
well and Alexander.
Two base MA M-ambsrausS. stolen
bases. Grauey. Chapman % Bases on
balls on Caldwell O. Struck out Ry
Morton 10y Caldwell I. tmpires Wal
lace and Connolly.
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The ahlar s.. - would like tn ar.
rIrErA game with any FAST If wear old
tUtw ir tho valley FOR SUNDAY The
n accepted answer through The InfeII.
RI Moor. or call i-2-E. Eeuwoud. ON tho
U.II
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NOTES.

The Eedorale ~ tho South side would
Ike fD range 1 game with the rImmcv
A. O.. Eiverview Independents or tho
tadIllIcs FOR next Sundav They would
also IKE fu range n duHhIshcudor for
Labor laN. lf accepted call C8fg.N ON
thc National phone ur answer through
The Intelligence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25

Two base hits Ragan. S~nodgraSs.
Fitzpatrick. Wagner. Three base hlt
Fitzpatrick stolen bases Evers. Fitz-
patrick. NioN. Bases on balls or Coop
RaEan > nm ?. EMPIRES Byron and
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GRAND c c


MONTREAL. AUG william won
lh' nuI} heat iu tho match race today
FOR o.. $4,000 purse at Dprval track by
l''ir''irE Iir'ctum . tv "a neck Ia a
very clos" contest Williams time for
me beat was zoo Tho other heats were
postponed until tomorrow because OF "A
N'5S h.atN track summary:
II pace. g tn p. $1,000
Ntdu0. hr w. hy Rob FItz-
simmons I"Eartyl ......f I I
Fern Val. br. IN. tM7cphcr-
SOM ........ p o 2 2
Camoiia. Or m. tSnovl. 100. 3
tim. Inis hE Patrick 70.
Tho Greater Montreal 2.1O class pace.
80 IUHr
Russell BOY b by Rustic
lHtfUrftr tgttraI ........
IudE" Ormonde. Blk s.. tVslcn-
Potter rarrsn b.. C~vlurphyi... 2 (
Iuefr.ua Mckinney. Acunifc and Hal
'V also started. Best time 2.O7s. BY
gus frot. in p. g. 00o.
Do, Iio 'h. Co.,. hy Lop-
fra.c "a sMarre
Id"ru worthy and Tommy Todd also
SOM
@ match rrce. q I'm 2. 5s.oo- cun-
rH.N.iI.
William D. b.. hv ,b- o.. Ciaryin) 1
I.r.UtHW T. ,h. b.. fNurrItl
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BOSTON. Aux 2a-Boston made a
sweep 81 the series with Pitts
burEh. takiEg the nual game today. 10
TO o. F1tzFatrick had a perfect day A.
the hat. SnodgrasS and Ever aEur.d
largely In the IN. rCor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-25
DROP TWO.

st. LOUIS. Aug 2G-After losing
eight straight games 81. Louis took a
po~orly-played double header from PhiIa-
ae!phia here today. 10 TO and : TO g.
ttoT, 1T Louis recent acquisition from
the International League twirled his
hrSt fun nine Innings On the second
gam" and gave Philadelphia only three
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There are times when The most
placid of u- yc1rn 10 kick n fresh
shoe clerk a. % mule kicks a black
smi'h whose ministrations annoy
him
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-Nilwauke ?. Column
bus
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z. Louis
willie T.
OTHER games not scheduled
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Yererday.s Rssult.

Pittsburgh & Kansas city %
'fittsburgh q Kansas city :
Bualo g.. Newark o..
Brooklyn u. Baltimore s.
Chicago Z st Louis ,
-rhSt game. second game.
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Yesterdays Results.

Boston TO. Pittsburgh ~.
Chicago 6 Philadelphia l.
~ Louis ~ Nsw YORK T.
Cincinnati s BROOKLYN o.
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rodsys Cameo.

At Hozfuu.
II Louis az Hrooklyu.
Pittsburgh a. New York
Cincinnati ar Gsluhfa
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81 LoCiE az Chicago.
FansaS City at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn a. baltimore.
AraL AT NaMnrl
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RED SOX
nj or
AosT CAAHATER
pErrAr rrGERs
LATER But rfslaerr Puuea Tn
DROP Two-whfts
sox wtn-IndiAns BiAnR
rank~ss


st Louis %. P~hia1rIpFIn
81 Louis q I~hiaHslrfia
fihlcaEo q Wa-ninEtDu
kOSfOn g. Detroit
Cleveland q Neu York D.
-ftrsf gam second rarn.
It's Innings
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AhtAI~ ..s..... 10 p ~ 2
Batted Tor Coveleskia In seventh.
for Young ln ninth
Battsd for Boland Ia ninth.
BoSton .......... : % o o n % % %
Detroit ..... ID % % ID % I'd Cd a
Two has. hit Stauar. Thr.. b,se
nat. Cobb. Sacrifice lit. Burns Sacri-
nee files. Speaker. Lewis Bases ON
nails - Shore 81. CoN'lcSkis . struck
out Ry Shor. .. tovele-kie 2 Roland q
Empires Hildebrand and OLoughIin.
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BRAVES
sAuT OUT AND MAKE
CLEAN swrEP or THE
sERrES-

and Evsrs shining LAxht-
Cubs Down Quaker. Giants
supsrbas shat Out
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LIKELY WILL BE
WON WIrHIN NEXT TWO
WEEKS
Detroit WIN Win in American League.
is ry cobb's opinion-Interest-
ing Gossip Of the Diamond.


World b Champion All-ruuud baseball
Player.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-20
Judge W. R. ShackeIford Madsons Candidate for Circuit
Judge Twenty-fifth District

best financial condition that it has ever
enjoyed. He believes in progress and is
an advocate of good roads and has work.
ed faithfully and diligently to give, and
has given. Madison county a fine system
of highways.
Judge Shackelford has long had the
laudable desire to, fill the Office of Cir
cult Judge. He is in the most vigorous
period of his life, is a prodigious worker
and one that gets results, and the dis
trict need not have any fears that he
will allow its business to lag. With his
strong intellect and conscientious prep
aration for the discharge of his duties,
we entertain no doubt that his record as
jurist will be as distinguished as that
of the long list of honorable and able
gentlemen who have preceded him on
Ilhe>bench,
One commendable characteristic OF
Judge Shackelford is that he is the
Judge, and never allows A.. B, @. or D.
TO dictate his opinions or run his
court
He comes of long line of distinguish
ed ancestry, is native Madisonian and
always expects to be one of US. He and
his family have worked hard for the
success, of the Democratic party, and in
this county he will measure his majori-
ty by the Democratic votes polled.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-20

In this issue appears the formal an
nouncement of Judge W. Il. Shackelford
as candidate for the high Office of Cir
cult Judge of this,- the 25th- Judicial
District
Judge Shackelford is a man of vigor-
Gus intellect and adiligent student. He
was admitted to the bar about "a years
ago, and since that time he has been
preparing himself in the practice of the
law. which is the most arduous of the
professions, with view of some day Of
fering himself for this office. He is a
well-equipped man, not only in his pro-
fessional studies. but in general educa7
ton, and is probably one of the best-read
men in the district and keeps abreast of
the times. He has been County Judge
OF Madison county for over five ears, in
which office he has made a most COM
mendable record He is man of great
dignity on the bench and in the dis
charge of official business, knows no
one. He conducts his court with firm
ness and with judicial poise. He is un-
assuming and patient, and strives al
ways to reach the justice of the cause,
and his decisions meet with the general
appreciation of the people and have been
sustained by the courts.
In the conduct of the Office of County
Judge, he has given great satisfaction,
and has placed Madison county in The
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-20
VALUE OF HYOMEI
It's The Safe Catarrh Remedy.
Nothing Better For
Head Colds.

Do not endanger your health by taxi
ing strong drugs in the hope of curing
coughs, asthma, head colds or dangerous
catarrh that frequently destroys the
hearing. Use Hyomei. a simple COM
bination of healing oils that you breathe
through small inhaler. It's curatiya
aud heath-giving medication clears stuff
ed-up head like magic.
Hyomei quickly goes to all the sore
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throat--iis antiseptic healing begins at
once and dull headaches, that distress
ing choking. constant shifting, and I'M
clean discharges surely cease.
Hyomei is not only a pleasant treat
ment but very inexpensive. BE sure 70
get the complete outfit that contains in
haler and bottle of liquid. B. L. Mid
delton sells it on the 'No-cure-no- pay
plan. Surely try Hyomei today you
have nothing to lose on this generous
offer.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-20

BANKER ALEXANDER who recently
plead guilty to several different indict-
m ents in the Bourbon Circuit Court
and was sentenced to term in the
penitentiary for not less than 8 years
nor more than 20 years, has made ap-
plication for pardon, and Victor Brad
ley, Com nonwealth Attorney for that
district, has filed protest to the grant
ing of the same.
We think we know Gov. McCreary
we'll enough to say that he will never
grant pardon in this case.
Alexander plead guilty. The indict-
ments charged that he had wrecked a
bank and had thus wrongfully taken
the property of widows, orphans, poor
men and rich men alike. There is moi
the slightest exrenuating circumstance
in the case. The convicted banker had
all the advantages that wealth car
bring to a man, had az position in
society and in the financial world and
enjoyed the confidence of the people
This confidence he betrayed to the
utter ruin of many of those who had
trusted him.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-20
Mrs. Moberley Given Divorce
And Property.

Mrs Moyner B. Moberley was granted
a divorce from s. Neville Moberley. of
Richmond with the custody Of her two
infant children and the fee simple title
to farm in Madison county. valued at
about $50, 00u, in decree handed down
in the Fayette circuit court last week
BY way of further settlement upon the
children for their support and mainten-
ance, the court directed that the rents
from another farm IN which their faith
er owns life estate in Madison county,
valued at about $50. 600, should be used
for the benefit of the children. The case
had attracted wide attention because of
the prominence of the litigants.
BY the judgment the Security Trust
Co., Of Lexington. with the consent and
approval of Mrs. Moberley. is appointed
trustee to manage and control the prop
erty for her, and Mr. Robt. r. Burnam
Of Richmond, is appointed trustee to
manage and control the other farm men
tioned, the income from which is to be
used for the ohildren's maintenance
The plaintiff was represented in the
case by the firm Of ForInan & Forman
and the defendant by w s. Moberly and
and VIM Wallace, of Richmond. Lex
ington Herald.