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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
!. A. C.'S WIN
faEe Fast Game Prom TiitonvuIs Yes
terday bv the Score o. Y 20 o
mccullough Allowed three Mits

To- a hlt and run game nj TUtoryfuo
LeaterdhN afternoon fir Island Athletic
tl1h succeeded ln holding the team
from fhlf place arnrrfnar
mccullough rltrhed fNurnbar cras
naii allowing but three hifa ln the cr.
Lll' game while Che Islanders secured
ln.. teen. huf these were well scattered
IlIlgufillea only change fH score was
POI tneir half ri thr ninth when grrD.
w. Eft' req Nr.f un Hn error fH smith
.Nl h"If.EH got ri three InrrnU fn f.rf.
I..I iitfniILnn recovered Coo BALL throw.
inF ~ f0 Morrison Ht third who threw
IT." il.Ti ~. catching cUruwHN af home
''.l Ns NNIchkl ON iIIrH. MrErfrff boil
~ ,tIler ang Mooney hit Co. the second
bHacman The box score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
INDIANS swAMPED.

DETROIT. June 27.-Detroit punched
hits In three innings and defeated Glove
land. ~ TO ?. Score. II. "A. a.
Clevcla5d ......e 100000
Detroit $4,000 4031.-I2 IL J
Ittteres: Coumbe. Jones. HarstRd and
81 Neil; Dubuc and StanaEe. Two base
hits: kaNanlgh. Ntach. Three base hit.
Sobp- Home run; kavanagh. stolen
bases: Cobb .: Burns. Chapman Sacrf-
nee hits: Hammond Crawford. .. Dubuc
ha,se on balls: OFF Coumbc. %: off Jones
.; OF Harstad. I. off Dubuc 3. Struck
out; BY Hsrstad. ? by pubuc. 4 I'm
pres; wallace and Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER

special Dispatch 20 the IntelliEencer.
DAYTON. O.. June 27-Dayton and
Terre Haute broke even In a double
header today each getting a 10 / vic
tory. McCnrty's hitting was the feature.
Gregg won the first game and fDished
the second not allowing a hit in the last
I'VE innings Score:
FIRST Game; - r. II. r
Dayton 1900. 00000 1OOO-f s >
Gregg and Nann; Rowan and woerth.
Second game: r. n Il
Terre EIaute Ao1ooOOOO-i Z I
Dayton ...-... 10000 OOs-2
Matteson Gregg and Vann. Compton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
% INNINGS
WITHOUT A RUN

BURLINGTON. Ia. June 27.-BurIinE-
ton. and keoltuk. IN the Central Ass1cia-
non. played % innings 20 a scorelesH tie
today. breaking the records Of orgaufzrI
baseball Tor the longest game without y
score The game was called because or
darkness.
o. burlington. and Watkins. Of Keokuk
miller allowed seven hits and struck out
" men while Watkins allowed six hits
anu STRUCK out TO. Both pitchers were
htrorE % the close ~ tho game
The longest previous game wfthou. A
scnH was between Portland and Oak
lard - the Pacific Coast League. 81
OAKLAND Cal. in 1910. when Willis and
hrapp pitched rs ecorcless Innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
BILLIKENS LOSE

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelIigencer.
ERIE, Pa. June 27-Ft. Wayne was
defeated again today by the locals. the
costly TO both teams, hut the Sailors
maintained the lead all the way. Score:
". WAYNE | 6SSSe99gc-t 2
Batteries; Haggerty and Martin: Os-
borne and Beyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
STEELMEN TAKE TWO

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
Steelmen evened Ut on Evansville for
their double defeat Of Saturday by win
ninE both ends OF today's double bill Z
70 ana TO .. The locals stole ten
bases IN the frst game and batted timely
IN both games. score:
First Game. II 81 D.
Youngstown go O10O31 "a .
Evansville O0fO0f - a
iill and Wagner: Turner and Hauscr
Second game: r. "a Il
Youngstown -. O3OOsOIO.-S 10 a
Evansville 90. e12O1N iOO-5 10 3
schettler and Wagner. Fronholz. Can't
ley and Hauser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
HANDLERS WIN
TAKE past Midway Team into Camp ny
Score Of 20 4-WeIly'a Kit
ting Featured Game.

Ev hard and timely hitting tho Rem
wood Hnwhiers Yesterday took tho MID.
War Athletic tIuh into rHnu b. the
eonrc ~ % & Kelly Of the UambIera.
featured with tho bat getting n triple
and home run The Midway boys ciairn
unf4lr treat mont from tho umpire The
box score follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Two base hits. Herrera Neuhardt
Nnnaman. Three base hits: Roam. Double
plays, GILES 20 Nannrnan. TIsk % Rob
inFon FIRST base on balls. of Coma
lez 9. or Fernandez Sacrifice hunfs.
Hughes. Neuhardt. v. Gonzales STRUCK
out. BY Fernandez I. by Gonzales s: hv
Pracht =. Time ~ game 1910. Umpire
MrErfrrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
WORKMAN
Allows rour Hits and Beats sistsrsviis
~ Hoort Of 20 a-Mf1er Peat
ures with Running Catch.

The Nyals jourrevod % sistcravf'i.
eetrrday and defeated the strong faff1
of That place Nv The score ~ fn 4 THIe
is The fhlrd defeat Tor tho girfnratiuo
team fnlH season. Tho Same was fanf-
urea hr Che pitching OF workman. Who
rnI eyed EIEcIuw iu fhn Nffh inning Win
tnH hrHra run end only one out and fII
not allow another score fHr rrfnafrfrr %
Oh. rome. running catch b. W nil.
Irr .r fHr ninth irrIHr with second Hr....
occupied Uae ffr fielding I.afur. Ell fH.
ramr. The box score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Ellington again started the trouble
when Lear fumbled his grounder gtcil-
bauer sacrificed. Anderson TO Ncspo
hoinEton taking second. Keene singled
10 lett and Ellington scored Eecne took
second when McGraw sent n long nv
20 Mcistcr. Steil doubled 70 center ard
keono scored. Macarthur grounded out
Lear TO Anderson. Two runs two hita
one error.
Opay flied out 70 Ellington Nesno
doubled 20 left Reilly grounded out
Alcock 10 kcenc. Mcister grounded out
Macarthur 10 Keene. No runs. ono hit
no errors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
HODSHONS WIN
FROM DUQUESNE
HoUrz HITS HOMER wrrH THE
BASES FILLED BUT TEAM
MATES FAIL
hogerson Pitched Good BAN and STRUCK
out IL Batters-ErrorH Helped
Lose Game For Bennington.

ln a fast and interesting game ON the
Iunnel Green sunday. the liodshous de-
festcd the Duquesuc's by the score OF
20 3. Bennington opposed Rogcrson
ana should have won his game but err
TOTS bN MS team mates early in tile
game spelled defeat Rogerson etrilck
out - men, but was touched up for no
saietltS. one OF these was a home run
by Hontz In the eighth with three men
on. Gllligan and Stoker also batted
well. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

CHICAGO. June :7---A timely thrvs-
hasser ~ Eddie Collins. with the bases
iuii In the third inning. enabled Chicago
10 overcome 81 Louis Lead and siugies
oy weaver and fournier. lea the NTH.
sent IN another run. which Was enough
." "efsat St Louis. 20 >. The game
was pitchers duel between James and
Cicottc. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
AS1ERIcAE ASSOCIATION.

At Bouisville-CIeveland. 8; Louis
Nile. tfirst game1 cleveland. 10: Lou
tsvillc. 4 (sccond camel.
AZ Coluwhus-Indianapo s: Colum-
bus. Cfirst camel: Columbus. z. In
dianapolis. G (sccord camel.
AZ -. Paul-St Paul. 4: Kansas city.
2 ttirst Esmel; Kansas city. Z: St Paul.
n (Fecond camel.
At MinnenpoliE-Miiwauk 4: Mime
apnhs. 2; first Eamcl. Minneapolis 6.
MILWAUKEE,. ? tsecond Fane).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Wheeling aois--- p7-vse Fairnont Team
Tie saturday.

Tho Wheeling FOff rInrfrr who rar.
U..rHfad in ffr Enlf match af FHi-rIunf
rr.urnrI fn MhrfIIrr SATURDAY, evening.
rfHrf'ur rf % rff a return match
1000 rrUHfhIr hr rierr1 ru fhr Wheeling
'nHI frg club links In tnr ucar fufur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Two base hit; james. Three base hit.
- collins. stolen bases; Schaik Felsch
Sacrificc hits. Austin. Howard RaSe on
halls: orr James. 3: OF Cicotte. .. struck
out BY James. 8; by Cicotte. ). Uni-
pires: Chill and Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Home nun. Hontz Three base hits.
Coon. Stoker Two base hits. Wood a.
klee Iaruc stolen bases. Elig 3. Con
ners. GilliFan. 3 Struck out. Bv ROr-
crson. Il; bennington. 3. Base on balls.
on Remington. I. RoEersOn. g. TIM
pires Young and Hankc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

.Chtcago. 4: Cincinnati. /.
Ctncinnati. .; Chicago. q.
Pittsburgh-St Louis. rain.
First game. ss-second .yan,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
TETEREATIoFAL LEAoUE.

~ Moutreal-Buffalo Q. Montreal g.
Newark. g.
(secund camel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
COLLINS
EDDIE conrs TEzouoH WIFE A
IhAEE nA0oEk WITH IKE
BASES FULL

And se~s Up th- Game for ths whiss
ses IN orea, Pitehsr,s Dusi-uSers
Swamp the LndiAns-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

lhicaEo. 4, 81 Lsuls q
Detroit, ~ Cl.s Gland
olncr cllhs not achrdnlcl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
SPLIT EVEN
CUBS AND REDS DIVIDE A DOUBLE
BILL AT CINCINNATI
YESTERDAY.

Benton's Wndnsas And Error. Lost
Firet One For Reds who Take
Second ny Timely Hitting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

CINCINNATI. June eT-chicago and
cincinnati broke even In double head
CT today. chicago winning the hrst
game TO ! and Cincinnati capturing the
second TO o. Benton-s wfldness and
errorss lost the first game for Cincinnati
WINE they won the second By good bat
ting and Humphries' error. Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Two base hits: Fisher. Three base
ut: zimmerman. Stolen bases. Good
Mollwitz. Bresnahan. Sacrifice hits:
iron, Griffith. Fisher. Base on balls:
,heney 4; Benton ?. Struck out: Cheney
Benton ?; Lear I. Umpires: KLEIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
Cseoond oams.)

Chicago - OnOOOOOoo .
Cincinnati 800 020OTO n
Batteries; Humphries Lavender and
fresnahan; Schneider and Winro
- Two base hits. SAFER Zimmerman
Home runs. Schneider. Stolen bases. Of
son. Phelan. Sacrifice hits: Moilwitz.
flsher. Base on balls: Off HUMPHREYS F.
or schneider ?. Struck out. Schneider 4
ImDiros. KLEIN and Emeiie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
DAVE sAYs:

IL l. - =
You'll need something in
the way OF cOOler-than-the-
weather suit for the Fourth.
Now is the time to get it.
Kraus Bros. have a week
end combination offering thar
will appeal to you.
They likewise have the
Palm Beach at a ridiculouslv
low price and Serges running
al the way from SIS up 10
So.
Each and every one of the
suits offered are SeaSonable
and Satisfaction in their trade
mark.
Yours is waiting for YOU
and it will tit, too.
Weather for today: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
sATURDAY oGMEs.

80 bridgeport aUr-rrvrs Is. v-btf.
sov g.
htrslsfic club o.
1uernc
Forks n
a. wcllsburr Giants ~. rsnw5of
Stars. o '
~ Triadcirhia-Triadsiphia Moas.
~ Morrantown -cousriars. g. char.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
RAIN DAMPENS ENTHUSIASM IN
THE BIG COLLEGE REGATTA
MONT BEFORE CELEBRATION CUR
TAILED. BUT FAIR WEATHER
TODAY PROMISED.
Columbia and Cornell Seem 20 BE Favor-
ftes-Psnnsylvania an unoer-
tainty-Syraeuse Strong.

foIGHkEEPSIE y. Y.Juuc g7.-Thc
combination OF Sunday and a cold norm
west wind accompanied by rain did much
To oampen the usual preliminary cn'hu-
siasm attendant upon the intercollegiate
reEatta 10 be rowed here Tomorrow. The
nlght before gathering and celebrating
was much curtailcd and the majority or
those who reached town "a hours before
the races were close followers Of rowing
VINO desired TO have a final look az the
crews and the course before the jhous-
ands OF spectators arrived
Even these experts were unable TO
gather much Of a line upon the probable
outcome II rsincd heavily all after
noon and only two % the five colleges
entered IN to-morrow's regatta were rcp-
resented by crews upon the waters 81
the Hudson. The Leland Stanford eight
IRON California. had an upstream work
out late in the afternoon. rowing several
miles IN heavy rain. Coach Courtney
sent hts Cornell Varsity eight three
Ing up row. Pennsylvania. Colum bin and
the racks.
Columbia and Cornell favoritss.
The PROSPECTS OF all the twelve eiFhts
cussed by rowing followers. and while
opinion was far from being unanimous
II wa evident Columbia and Cornell
we're faVorites for the Varsity event
Pennsylvania the Junior race favorite
and Syracuse freshmen FIRST choice for
AAAH- HNNNAHAeEN race
What little wagering was IN evidence
bore out these opinions. for Columbia
and Cornell offered even money against
sach other. or any other crew In the
varsity race. with verv few takers In
the Junior eight race Pennsylvania was
quoted by one authority az hve 10 eight
against the held while tho freshmen
tors
u was conceded that on form, alan.
.olunlhia = varsity crew was a logical
taNortc. but a. was The case last vear
some doubted Sc ahuity 90 race four
miles. Coach Jim Rice however has
great confidence IN the stamina OF his
oarenncn "
Cornelrs crew has come fast in tho
Est tWo weeks and since % ts n tynica !
courtney eight can be depended upor
20 be an important factor
Psnnsyivania Uncertain.
Pennsylvania is an uncertaintv Civ
en proper water conditions and mace
nc Ouakers may prove the surprise Of
.stanford's form has not made much
nf on impression nmon~ the rfverrrau
nut IT, I9 adnitted that tho Cafff0~niara
arc giants who. n they survive tho first
iInee miles Of the struggle will he hard
The best asset 81 tho Syracuse rrovy
d. 80 powerful stroke Osrran n me
other members % the crew can hold his
pace. me ORANGE viii be- n dangerous on
moment The loss Of Miuard al 30
Que 20 on infected finer and the sub
sttution n Dodge ~ tho eleventh hour
ha- not improved the up-staters'
with the clearing OF tho si,v late 20
niFht. the prospects we're for perfect
weather tomorrow. fast water and al
AHuHuhllN large attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Tvo base hitr o. BROWN etrurt s,if.
IE frurr. % Dr. Uufiar q TIrr. la
.rd1rrr. .I. tmpirer Barrels and
TAYLOR
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-. Louis a. Chfraro
Cleveland al Detroit
Philadelphia AZ Washington
New York ~ Eo-foi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
FEDERALS
Yesterday's Results.
kansas city. 1; Newark. o.
'Newark. s. Kansas city. 4
Other clubs. not scheduled.

To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Chicago al Brooklyn
ST. Louis at Baltimore
Other Clubs. not scheduled.
At Newark (first camel: r.. r. T.
N.ilsa. 'ity .ss.s.s.. ......... :
-NeMhfh ...-...s... p n
Main and Brown; Falkenburg and Rar-
iden.
Second game; r. II. r.
NtliNas lily ...sssss
VAIN 49,. s. s.sss..s ss...s.. 8 q
Johnson Henning end Brown: Moran.
kaiserlinE and Raridon.
other club not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Boston "a New York.
brooklyn az Philadclphia
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis.
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Eirhth Inning.


Ncgraw Tanned. Sfeif singled paat
short Macarthur walled. Nee 0fnH ont
20 Slason nehaven flied out 20 Neapo
No runs. one hlf M errors
Wcfgel triplod 10 the loft fafH fence
ne SHRED when O'nHv grounded QUE 10
Keene unaaslated Neeno hif 10 efefi
and was out 90 first Steii made a great
one hand atnn and running throw
Reilly SINGLED nnef third Anderson
0ied out 40 Kccus one run. three hits.
no errors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

tD-batted for Leach in eighth.
Chicago .......... n nOOa On ~
Cincinnati .... O0O1 q q n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Reilly % Anderson gtci1haucr and
keene famed. 40 runs. no hits no
errors
sleF0n waa rafo when Nee rfrbfaf
DIE Er0unHnr Lear famed VTffhr0vr
flrd t1 Eflurfrr and gias1u wee caught
no hits. ono error.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Nee Med out 20 Lear. Dehaven walk
Cd Alcock was hit hv o. pitched ball
Dehaven tried 20 steal third and vas
cut. Withrow TO Reilly Alcock stole
second. Ellington walked Steifhauer
einElcd 60 center and Alcork scored
Ellington scored ON the throw 60 head
him on az the plate. keeuo flied out TO
Meisfcr. Two runs. one nit. no errors
Anderson MED out % EdfnRfou gfe-
son doubled 20 left re was forced AZ
third Steil 10 Nee on Loara rroundor.
one hit No errors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-24

Nellie b. Burritt. following tract.
less South so Il less West
Road; Beg 120 rods West and
10 rods North of s. L. cor of N.
E. 4 of N. f. u of Sec. 3l-21-
Sc, tn East 5 rods, South 10
rods, West 8 rods and North 10
rods to beg, less overlap Of
about As on West Side. .....
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LEGAL NOTICES.



rhTuE OF VARIANTS duly issued BY the City Clerk Of the
cor q the City Hall SsSuh IN Street ana Pacific Avsnue
said
to
improvement
sna s sas third annual nsamen Of Local Districts
districts
$50
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TACOMA LAND COMPANY'S FIRST


Northern Pacific Railway, Tract
lying South of lot 3. Block 2,
Van Dusens Add, and North
line of Jefferson Ave. Extern
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Jas. w. & Marie Pattison, Beg.
4s0.46' S. Il 40 w. of N. r. cor.
of Sec. 6-20-3-E., w. S5,4', S.
$3.50 Il. S5.4' N to beg. 49,.
Jas. w. & Marie Pattison, Beg.
405.46' S. & 1874 w. OF N. e.
cor. OF Sec. 6-20-3-E., w. sac
S. 112.S6' L. 64.6' N. 1926 to
beg. .......... ......... -.
w. j. Kennedy, Beg. 194.2' So. of
N. e. cor. of Sec. 6-20-3-E., w.
800 s. 1872 e. 150' No. 49.2' to
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-05-08

sponded to by Hon. John Hays Ham
mond. At p. IN. Il reception will be
given the guests of honor at the Hotel
Statler.
At 8 p. m. the program will be for
mally opened with addresses by Hon.
William Howard Taft and Judge Alton
b. Parker on THE United States SUI
preme Court Prototype of World
Court"
To Prevent Future Wars.
Thursday morning, 1890 a. m, "The
Growth of the Judicial Element In In
ternational Arbitration" will be dis
cussed; p. m, Composition of the
World Court" 8 p. m, Possibilities
and Limitations of the World Court"
Friday, 1890 a. M, minimum Num-
Der Of Nations Required to Successful
ly Inaugurate the Court. 3 p. m.
"Plans For Promoting World Court"
The concluding meeting will be held
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-05-08
STRAINED SITUATION

King Gordius regarded the uofuian
knot with CONSERVATION.
what was 1t my wife meant that
To remind me Off" he muttered. and
when he was less and less able to re-
call he strove frantically to unloose
the cords, that their testimony might
not convict him. And when Alexander
happened along with his opportune
sword.play. his majesty's relief may
etter be imagined than described
For q water-pipe burst by the frost;
Get at a drugstore, or from your doc
tor, a plaster bandage two inches wide.
Hold 1t in a bowl of water till the
bubbles stop rising. Then at once
wrap 1t around and around the broken
pipe, smoothing with the hands as you
go. Thus you will make a splint SIM
liar In shape to the wiped joint which
the plumbers make. 1t will last long
and will not leak.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-05-08

Madame Delmonte. the seventh
daughter Of a seventh daughter, born
with caul over my face an all that
sort Of tomfoolery. Curious how folks
like to be humbugged now. amt it,"
1T surely is"
why. I've made my ten dollars
day tellin' fortunes at twenty-five
cents head. but ny health want
good. Salt air didn't agree with me.
so / come of out West. Ever been In
Leadville2"
mo, have not"
1T used to be a good place to hang
out In the early days, but II amt
much good now. l was Madame Lola
Estelle Vanderweiner, the medium,
an l done right well at 1t for long
time. Used to git my dollar setting.
or fifty cents apiece when l had q
dozen or more in a circle. I'd of made
a fortune, but one night lot o. miner
boys half-ful o'booze came In an up
set my cabinet just as l was about
to come out OF 1t as Running Water.
the departed Injun maiden. They
turned on the lights an the game was
up after one O. the papers printed q
long account of 1t. That's the way 1t
Is In the medium bizness. You never
know what minnit your cabinet will
git upset an you in It in your spirit
ual buds. Ruther Risky bisness,
but there is good money in 1t long as
it lasts. Ever been in Sacramento,
Calaforny?"
mo; never"
Right nice place. l was Doctor
Eleanor st. Ellerton there. was a
mental healer, an many's the day I
have made my fifteen dollars, but 1t
was a great strain on the nerves, an
l went to Chicago and opened up a
midnight mission. My first husband
was a preacher, an l travelled In nine
teen States with him as gospel sim
ger. He started two or three missions,
so l know all about how to run a
mission. It amt no trouble to run a
mission IL you know how. There's
just as many gullible Christians as
there are unsaved, an you once git
the missionary germ planted In 'em
an they'll do about anything you say.
But the Chicago climate was too much
for me, as l want boss, SO / went
to Detroit an got a JOB as matron In
an old ladies' home. Excuse me from
another sit of that sort. would defy
the Angel Gabriel to keep sweet with
nineteen old women to cater to seven
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-05-08

days week. Ever been In Galveston.
Texas"
YES; have"
"I had a lunch-counter there one
winter, but II didn't pay very well, 30
7 went over to Tucson In Arixony an
started In to canvass for q self-htting
dressmaking chart. Say. you ever
been in Arizony with the thermometer
one hundred an twenty In the shadeT
II never was"
"You never want to be. The very
thought Of self-fitting or any other
kind of duds makes you boil. All you
want to do Is to set on cake OF Ice
with a fan In one hand an a pitcher
n lem'nade in the other. an OF course
YOU can't make Twin at that. was
clad to get chance TO be MISS
Ophelia with company that was trav-
elm givin' Uncle Toms Cabin In
tent. Once in a while we gave Ert
Lynne an then | was Lady ISABEL
hut the tent blew down In big storm
one night an a pole nearly made
corp of me while l was dom the
death-bed act in East Lynne an the
company went on an left me In hos
nital when l got well l got place
as stewardess on a Mississippi River
boat. You see, when a woman mas
her own Twin to make she has to De
sort of resourceful If she amt got no
reg'lar trade. Nothin' like bein' re-
courceful when you got to hustle for
yourself"
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-05-08
A REsOURCEFUL
WOMAN
Copyright, Puck
BY C. C. C.

A SIGNBOARD bearing the words
"A entertainment for Man and
Best" was welcome to the tired man
and the jaded horse on which he sat as
they drew near little log-cabin by
the roadside in the wilds of the West.
small, alert woman, with a manner
indicating that she was anything but
"clinging vine" to some overburden-
ed man, came to the open door of the
cabin and greeted the weary wayfarer
with CHEEKY
Hello, Mister! Light off"
Il think l will II you can take me in
for the night"
"Of course. That is what me an
the horse are here for. Plenty of
room, unless the next stage drops
someone here. Here you, Bud!
You come a-runnin' an put up the
gents boss! l got cub of a boy
workin' fer me, an he's like the aver
idge boy-you can't lay your finger on
i'm when you want i'm. Bud! Where
in time?-O, there you are! Put up
the gents boss. l reckon you want
some supper right away? Well, it's
under way-such asst is. Can't ex-
pect no Delmonicky fare twenty-six
mile from a railroad. Ever been to
Delmonicky's?"
Yes: j have"
Well, l never ct there, but l been
by the place. told fortunes one sum-
mer down on Coney Island. / was