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Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
1 WANT TON BE SICK

I want to be sick, l want to lie in bed and be fussed over and petted and nursed. So far in my life I have had but one disease-health. It sticks out all over me It runs swiftly through me. It yanks me up in the morning. It tucks me up in bed at night and shoves me off into unex- cited sleep, not even to dream. It stands by my chair at meals and gives me an appetite for just the right food in just the right quantities.
 l want symptoms. l want to be put to bed and petted. I want to come back to convalescence with brews and potions and soft, cool fingers and dark rooms and sweet flowers to be- guile me. I want to be sick.-H. S. HaskinS, in Smart Set
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
By HERB HESTER Manager of the Phoenix Baseball

ALBUUERQUE, June Il. - The Phoenix club is crippled, but still in the game. After it became known that Oakland had recalled Mundorff, began working on three other out fielders I have strings on, and one of them will be in a Phoenix uniform in time to play in the Fl Paso series next week.
 Today's game proved that we are not outclassed, although short of players We will still give any club in the league a battle on even terms.
 Today's mail brought letters from Seattle and other places, offering jobs, but I will stick with the Phoe nix team, believing that we can make it the class of the Rio Grande assO- oiation. With proper support at home we shall not make out so badly, in spite of our present diff entities.
 Sentiment here is strong for base ball. George Reed feels that the Rio Grande association is much stronger now that the two weak clubs have been dropped. Tn recent issue of Sporting Life. the great baseball
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
MUST RENEW PERMITS OF
 INVESTMENT COMPANIES

Calling attention to the fact that all investment company permits are held to expire June 30, the end of the fiscal year, and to the necessity for renewing same, the corporation commission yesterday sent out for nal application blanks to companies operating in the state
 All companies desiring to continue the sale of stock, or to exercise any of the privileges of an investment company are required to make ap- plication on a special form furnished by the commission and to re-register stock selling agents. A fee of $2.00 is charged for renewing permits and one dollar for the registration of each agent.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
A Little Encouraqement

The above wire from Hester was received last night, as a result of an inquiry wired by The Republican the night before. Hester's statement was sent for in order to counteract cer- tain iil-timed rumors that have been current here since the beginning of the current series. Testers fidelity to the club was questioned, and his Judgment likewise attacked, because he left on a hard trip without full complement of men.
 The statement is not intended as an alIbi-in fact none is now needed. Let this talk about misfortune stop right here for the Phoenix club is on it's toes again, and going strong. Against a club like the Dukes, one is lucky to break even in their own home town.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
Dukes Get But Five Hits Off Hall-Brilliant h. field Work Keeps Duke Score LoW-Ilcrb Gets Two Doubles
 OUR PITCHER IS
 ALSO X STICkER Fast Double Plays Nip Many More Solon Runs, Saving Wild and Reck- less Russell a Much Longer Score Than Seven
Especial to The Republican,


 ALBUOUERQUE. June 11-That man Hall got out there on the ball lot this afternoon and did things to the Dukes. Not only did he stop them with five scattered hits. an appreciable number of strike-outs and the finest sort of air-tiSht twirlinS in the pinches. but he busted the ball on the nose for a grand total of five bases. scoring runners ahead of him and bringing in two tallies himself
 Lefty RusseTs southpaw curves were not effective against the visitors. In fact beside being wild and passing nine men. he permitted the outlanGers to crash the ball at critical moments. The Iightfield fence is sore from the rain of knocks.
 Hall pitched a crafty game, indeed. Every time one F. Huelsman came to the hat with men on. Hall walked him He followed this procedure with a per son known as Davis. who has been clicking out hits recently, far in ad- vance of the number good pitchers like to see
 It was a fast game. Phoenix was so often on bases that the wonder is the Dukes did not do a flivVer and explode with loud bang. Lefty was frequent Y -n trouble. and numerous lightning doubles saved him a much larger score.
 The game was repIete with fast i'm field work off Hall. but five balls were hit into the outfield. one for an out. two for triples and two for doub- les. On the other hand. Phoenix kept the ball rattling into the far reaches. with the result that they piled up nine perfectly good hits. which. coupled with the numerous walks were turned into runs by the Senators.
 Ross SaIazar. a vouDe Mexican ont
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
AmeYic0nLedgue
CALDWELL'S HOMER

NEW YORK, June 1.-The locals overcame a seven run lead, Caldwell's homer in the sixth, driving two in ahead of him, tying the score.
 Score R H E Chicago ........ .......... lz l New York ...... ..........l0 10 l
 Batteries: Faber. Cicotte, Russell and Schalk. Daly; Heating, Pieh, Warhop and Sweeney, Schwartz Nunamaker.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

fortunes of those four clubs from now on will begin to tell the tale in the percentage columns.
 In another column is to be found a statement by H. H. Hester, the chap who is sticking by his team when mis- fortune seems lowering near, and who is offered a safer berth elsewhere. Phoenix does not want a quitter to manage the team, and by The Republi- cans story this morning. it does not seem Phoenix has one.
 There is considerable anxiety among local automobile men about the amount of money to be put up for the Pres colt Loop Race this summer While making war talk about the broncos to be tanned and the busters who are go- ing to do the tanning. the Prescott committee is keeping right mum about the race. Edgar Orr is wondering if there is going to be a race. He assures Us that the Orr Miller Pope will be in condition for the sprint, if it is to be staged this season.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
Especial to me Republican,


 FL PASO, June 11.-In a bitter, up hill battle the local Mackmen won the third game Of the series from the Tue son club on the local diamond this af- ternoon with five runs in the ninth in- ming, the result of six well placed hits. being responsible for the victory. Up to the ninth Walter Slagle of Tucson allowed but two hits, both of the scratch variety while Ray KalliO was
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
HARD LUCK? POUF" SAYS HALL AND CRACKS THE PELLET
Says S@0ms Game
Phoenix Manager Confident Offered Seattle Club, Hester Sticks Here

weekly, there is q long article sup porting the southwestern circuit, and expressing confidence in it. It takes some little time to educate public to league baseball, but no place have been, where we had to initiate league ball, has there been such en- couraging results as in the cities on the Rio Grande circuit.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

fielder who has played semi-pro ball in these diggings for a number of years. appeared in a Phoenix uniform this afternoon. and rewarded Hester's confidence in him by getting a hit and a run.
 \ feature was the list of double outs scored by the locals. five perfectly beautiful ones being challed up during the game. Today's game was the best of the series so far, and was appreci- ated by a good crowd
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
ALBUQUERQUE
SU M MARY

Three base hits-Herriott. Murphy; two base hits-French 2, Hall ?. Hes
 ter: sacrifice fly-Nutt; stolen bases Humphries ?: left on bases-Albuquer- que :, Phoenix ,; double plays-Hum- phries to Raedel. Davis to Raedel, Car man to Herriott, Humphries to French to HerriOtt. French to HerriOtt; bases on balls-off Russel 9, off Hall ,; struck out-by Russell 4. by Hall }; wild pitches-Russel ?, Hall; first base on error-Albuquerque ?, Phoenix l; time of gGme-1;45: Sterling
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
G.DP0PT.::
 DC Ct0r.G.M..EH

They do not make baseball races as close as the Rio Grande Association's little conflict is proving to be. Oddly enough. the clubs are already display ing those strange tendencies by which apparently weak hines put it over strong ones. For instance, Tucson, which has been more consistently in last place than any club in the league, always manages to bust things loose with Albuquerque. touted as the heav- fest hitting aggregation. yet not yet fortunate enough to adorn first place
 Fl Paso which proved itself the most gentlemanly, and least aggressive club Phoenix has had here, somehow has managed to retain a firm grip eith- CT on the top berth or near it.
 Albuquerque now has an opportunity to store away a few victories. for it's a cinch. the Senator's are caught off their balance. and by rights should stand a good wallopping. Yet, the best George Reeds club has done so far has been to break even with two games won and lost
 Unless the Senatorial pitching staff is played out by the time the Hester ites reach Fl Paso. they ought to go pretty well against the Mackmen. In their first clash. they met the locals in the midst of a depressing batting slump, and vet only managed to drag two wins out of a six game series So, the dope is pretty strong that if Phoe- nix manages to break even at Albu- querque, they will take the lead from the Mackmen.
 But the biggest puzzle of the circuit at the present time is the Jim Brown layout The Solons have not met the Pueblos since the latter were streng- thened up, and if that aggregation can pursue it's luck against us as it did with Albuquerque, we are in for a shock Phoenix and Tucson play two SIX game series right in row. and if anything can give Us a line on them their performances up to July ought to do it.
 festerday's games left Phoenix just q game back of Fl Paso. with Albuuuer- que one game lower down and Tucson one game still lower The dav-bv-dav
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
COAST LEAGUE

Venice, ?; Los Angeles, 1. san Francisco. s; oakland. 1. Salt Lake, ;: Portland. 1.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
El Paso Makes Up Hill
 Fight For Close Game

hit opportuneIy by the visitors. Kitty Knight started a rally in favor of the MacSmen by two bagger in the ninth followed by Mig Perrine, Stoney Me Glynn and Joe Mathes, with long hits to centerfield.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
Coast League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Rio Grande Association PHOENIX AT ALBUQUERQUE Tucson at Fl Paso
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

National League Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Pittsburg New York at St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
NATIONALS ARE HUMBLED

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The wis itors hit Gallia hard for three inn ings and broke the locals winning streak Pratt, accepted fourteen chances without an erro.
 Score R H E St. Louis .... ............ ID 7 Washington ...... ........ 1 5 7 Batteries: James and Severoid: Gallia and Henry.
 DAUSS IS BEATEN
 BOSTON. June 11=Dauss pitched
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
EederaI Ieanue

Federal League Newark at Brooklyn Pittsburg at St. Louis Chicago at Kansas City Buffalo at Baltimore
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

American League Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia St. Louis at New York Cleveland at Boston
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

Coast League Salt Lake at Portland San Francisco at Oakland Los Angeles at Venice.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Newark, 12: Brooklyn, 2. Chicago, 4: Kansas City, 1. Baltimore, ,: Buffalo. ?. (No others.)
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
National Ledque
CUBS OPPOSE PHILLIPS

CHICAGO. June 1.-The locals deposed the visitors from first place. outpitched RIxey and Demaree. The cubs won in the fifth. on Goods single and Fishers double ,.- l, irI, .cnrnd thn fiIst rIIu
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

against the locals for the third tune in three straight games. Triples by Ifoblitzel and Henriksen figured Tn the three runs made by the locals in the seventh.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
MOSTLY MR. MORTON

PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Morton had the locals at his mercy and held them to two hits. He was given bril- liant support. His double scored two in the second. SOuthwOrth's running one hand catch robbed Strunk of a homer
 Score R H F. Cleveland ... ...-...... Philadelphia ....-. .-..-...
 Battries: Morton and O'NeiH; Bressler, Bush and Lapp. Schang
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12
GIANTS WIN WITH MATTY

CINCINNATI. June 11.-Appleton and Benton pitched almost record ball. going fourteen innings in which no run crossed the plate. Appleton weakened slightly in the fifteenth. Herzog's single started the only tally.
 Score R H r. Brooklyn -....... ...... 0 s Cincinnati ..---. -..--..-.- l
 (15 inningS)
 Batteries: Appleton and McCarty; Benton and Clarke. Wingo.
 Boston at Pittsburg-wet.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-12

BOSTON, June 11.-Dauss pitched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18

dollars had been contributed In the
needed sum Of $500. up TO last even.
ing. The family consists of a bar5
working father and mother and a
dozen children, whose haue and no.
lohslhss were burned up at Man.
chester last Monday.
The subscription list runs a. fol
lows Previously reported. $3.50. Mr.
VI. J. McFadden. IS: Union school
teachers. so: Fort Henry lremen.
MT. {. J. Doepkin. 81, b. H.. 81: Cash.
81. making a total Of SIG.
Those In charge OF the collection re-.
quest that all donations be sent to the
Wheeling News, which will be turned
over TO Mayor Kirk, who has taken
much Interest in providing for the
family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
Annual Affairs

Yesterday Was the second lime that
the Associated Charities has appealed
TO the public. the other being the Cafe
-Chantant In which the association
cleared $500 TO BE- used for chart
table work. Both events viii i'm all
probability become annual ansiTs The
fact that the Associated Charities
confines itself to personal appeal. and
the other by letter OF appeal through
the mail. has demonstrated the ability
Of the organization as charitable in
stitution. The two events have been
conducted at no great expense. but
only through the efforts OF those in
charge Their success has been due
to the hearty response OF the general
public at large as well as OF the bust
ness interests.
II will be- an impossibility for the
organization 10 acknowledge the
thanks and receipt OF All the contri-
buttons individually. but vote of
thanks will be extended to the gen
eral public on the part Of the organi-
cation at an early date. Few people
realize IN. vast amount OF work
necessary to make such an event
success. Articles came in abundance
from all parts Of the city, throughout
the entire day. which shows what
people will do when the attention of
the public T. called To assist those who
are in need. as everything in the line
Of wearing apparel was received. and
the merchants were very kind I'm lend
ing their assistance by donating racks
and coat hangers on which to hang
clothing Many OF the merchant
stores contributed literally by donat-
ing many articles 10 be used In char
table work All OF the clothing viii
be- thoroughly fumiEated today by the
officials OF the city health department.
The members OF the committee who
were in charge Of the general head
quarters throughout the entire day
and worked untirinE In arranging ev-
cry article in its proper place. was
composed OF the following Mrs. Leo
Wolf. chairman. Mrs. &. T. Burke.
Mrs. Julian Hearnc. Mrs. j. J. Jones.
Mrs +. C. Ewing Mrs. T. 70. Moore
and Mrs l. T. Rolf II was through
the courtesy of the ". :. Sands com
pany that the building was donated 10
the use Of the Associated Charities. as
general headquarters. In rcceivin-
the thousands Of bundles that came ir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
PRISONERS TAKEN TO PEN WHEN
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE is DISCOVERED

one OF the prisoners working on the
roads after studying over the matter.
Informed Tailor Howard and a search
was instituted and the saws, four in
number. were found concealed in the
cell occupied by Charles Baker. ono
Of the men taken to the pen yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
OWE COUNCIL COMMITTEE
Held Meeting Last Night-oiscuss
Electric Company Charter.

Three regular and one special
meeting OF council committees were
TO have been held last night. one met.
None Of the others had q quorum. Inc
special committee. TO take up tho
city's rights to Use electricity under
tho Wheeling Electric Company =
charter. held a brief informal session.
This committee will meet again next
Tuesday evening just before the rcsu.
lar council meeting.
City Attorney j. Harold brennan
discussed the franchise with the com.
.mittce. enlirhtening the members on
several essential points.
Those Of the special committee pres.
ent were. Mcssrs Beiswonger Ricn-
ards. Seidlor. Vass. Wagner and CLERK
Chester Thompson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
PLANS MEETING
Members of Business Mems Assoeis-
ton Will Hear important
Reports Soon.

Plans are being made for an impor.
tsnt meeting Il the membership OF
the business Mems Association. 20 be
held within the next few days. The
definite date probably viii b. an
bounced this morning
The meeting will BE- featured BY
committee reports. including reviews
by the transportation. Membership.
legislative and other committees
Important business matters are 10
considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
SIX MEN IN moUNosViLLE JAIL
REMOVED TO PEN
YESTERDAY
Saws Were Seereted to Them a Few
Nights AGO. To Cut Bars, But
Officers Got Next"

The six prisoners sentenced at the
Marshall county court. 20 serve terms
IN the state prison. at the recent term
of the circuit court, were taken to che
institution yesterday morning by Sher-
IN Hutchinson and Deputy Howard. A
wei planned attempt at an escape.
was made By some Of the members OF
this crowd. a. n bundle of saws were
thrown into the Jail window Tuesday
evening by some unknown person.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
HEAR PETITIONS
one Matter hearG m Bankruptcy
Case o. Lavender Auto Company
Others Continued

81 meeting yesterday morning u
fHa bankruptcy matter of fUs Iay,r.
der Automobile Company. before
Referee Henry s Nura. tho rfufun
1f Herbert EIsIfOu OF fHH city. wa.
acted unu1 nru.ab'y tho petition .r
hr.nE. aIsrH possession OF article.
which HH claimed were Dill.
Tho petitions Df Nr Spoon OF Nar.
f|r. Ferry. and rHs Bosch Magnetic
Company viii bn heard Saturday
murnHn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Piled Voluntarily By wstzeI County
Man Yesterday

voluntary petition In bankruptcy
was Oiled yesterday In fhr fedora
0uar bore. hy Fpnri. Marion KeUar.
n' Hundred. Wr'zal county. W. va
lend ascent Tor tho CUrsaIa Nsuu.
Go. company hrr0rdIre f1 fHe srrcd
u.. accompanying fHr petition me a.
..'a amount fu k1sr which ar, .y
rl'.I hE IaV. while tIs uabur|..
I.Uur. fu 20 #s-1T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
BUNDLE DAY PROVES To BE
MOST SUCCESSFUL EVENT
CASES CONTINUED
Criminal Court Session Brief. Cases
Going over Urtii Saturday. Owing
&c Absence % Attorneys

Yesterdays session OF criminal
court VS. brief the csses docketed
for hearing going over until Saturday.
owing 20 the absence from the city OF
several attorneys.
Attorney Sheridan Moore. counsel
for William Thomas. condemned vile
murderer. Was summoned 10 court In
Brooke county. and motion for new
trial for kis client went over until
Saturday. Attorney J. r. Handlan Is
IN New York. and IN his absence the
motion for a new trial FOR George Nc
Gil. convicted Of felonloIs assault
was also passed. while In the absence
OF Attorney Frank A O'Brien. the
submission OF demurrer- 90 indict-
EieGts against Mr.. and Mrs Max Gold
b,rs goes over until Saturday. also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
THOUSANDS OF PARCELS con-
TANNING CLOTHING. ETC
RECEIVED.
The Needy Families ara Individuals
Of the City Will Reap the Benefit
% the Undertaking.

Bundle Day. which was observed
yesterday for the first time in Wheel
Ing and the suburban towns. under the
auspices OF The Associated Charities.
proved splendid success. even ex-
ceiling the expectations Of those who
were officially In charge. throughout
the entire day. nom early morning
until late In the evening the workers
az the various stations were kept
busy looking after the bundles that
were contributed. forw ardinE the
same Immediately 20 the Central re-
lief headquarters In the sands build
ing on Eleventh street by evening
the spacious room was completely MI
I'd with packsses ana furniture Sps
cial street cars on all lines hauled
bundles from resident sections to the
central station.
-Four long wires running the entire
length OF the building. holding several
hundred suits. which were classified
by the workers IN charge. demonstrat-
ed how literally the people had con
thiouted to help the cause OF the
needy All OF the material received
at headquarters was Immediately
packed away Ia It's proper place in.
Guiding clothing shoes. hats. caps.
stockings aad other articles OF the
necessarie- OF life. The articles r..
ceived will be given cut az Il IL need.
by. by the officials OF the Associated
Charities. and already many have ap.
piled for clothing All materials
which are not used this spring. viii
Be packed away until next winter All
articles not suitable as 20 color. viii
be dyed and rc-colored. and no cloth.
ing will be distributed for several
days and II will BE- given out in the
regular course OF the work OF the or.
ganization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
t+una.r the eest saues.

There IL no sauce equal TO natural
hunger. u you would relish your
meals like a hungry boy. take Cham
berlain's Tablets. They improve the
digestion and create hunger H. y.
Parmsnter. Crider-yi.le. O.. writes
= have u-ed Chamberlain . Tablets
for stomach trouble. h.liousness and
constipation on and on for the past
ten years. and have never seen their
equal get" For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18

This Building Nearly Completed
THIS
When will
wei hndSonSt modern
We
torn up especially the main floor Ripping staways
be
service but The handicap is only temporary We ask apologies
condition and
up increased efficiency and
forteaance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
The Nee MOdeLS
Of Ihe
COSSard From LAGER
WILL BE PRESENTED

WILL BE PRESENTED
BEGINNING FRIDAN-BY MISS EARLE.
WHO COMES ENDORSED BY THE II. W GossARp co
The opening will continue four DAYS and will
ne marked by many new enthusiasts tor the most
wonderful OF all corSetS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-18
INFER FUND GROWS
wheeling People Respond Nobly For
Aid Of Family Who Lost Home
BY Fire Monday.

The homeless. burned ont and des-
titude liner family fund BE- still grow
ing. One hundred and seventy-six