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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-20

Gray accepted and told Mr.. Smith
enthusiastically next morning. To
his surprise his employer was not
overenthusiastic. To his greater sur.
prise. that day Smith told him to
go slow" instead OF to ginger up"
I'VE mustn't overdo It." he ex-
planned lamely. I'VE don't want to
create . reaction"
While Allan stared at him, speech.
less In surprise. Smith put on his coat
and hat
I've got a lunch appointment. he
said. See here. young man, are you
as stupid as you appear to be orr"
He got no further. for at that mo-
ment. he4was struck down with Apo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-20

1--WE Got q Lunch Appointment"
Who got the contract for the roads.
and why? On the day following the
appearance of the first issue deputa-
ton Of local merchants made their
appearance and announced that Smith
need look for no advertisements from
them. Smith was not counting on ad-
vertisements. He laughed them out Of
his ONCE. When the circulation ran
up to 10000 he guffawed. Smiths
Weekly was a success beyond all
doubt. Everyone bought It. from
Boss Gregory to the high school boys.
At the end of three months Allan
was writing nearly all the editorials.
under Smiths guidance. The older
man confessed that the youngster
could beat him at his own game.
Then Allan wrote gleefully to Mil
dred:
THE time is coming. dear. After
the approaching elections we shall
have a new government. Then bust
ness will flow our way, Gregory and
his satellites will be consigned to the
outer darkness. l shall be raised again
and We will be-married! Think o.
that! Married."
Four weeks before the elections, Il
his amazement, the young fellow wal
waited on by a deputation of citizen,
at his boarding house. They wantet
him to run for the office Of sheriff
paying S2,500 yearly.
But l don't know anything abou
the work." exclaimed the boy, dc
lighted.
Il am afraid. Mr.. Gray, there
very little chance Of your election,
said the chief of the deputation car
didly. "The sheriff's post has Away
gone to Gregory man. You know
Tom Vincent has an enormous 70
lowing of heelers. He has had tn
position ten years now. Still, ther
must be a turn-over-there must. An
you may get In. Let US put you o
the ticket"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
ETHICS OF seooNiNo.

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Today's oamsu.

Today DANES.
Brooklyn at Newark.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Other Clubs not Scheduled.
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ELLIOTT ADDS
ANOTHER ONE
WON EAsILx rnoM CATHEDRAL
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM ON
TUNNEL 0REEH
nay Playing risld rntsrfsred with Pas
Playing by Either Team-Play
sistsrsvfne Friday.

Elliott Commercial school added an
other game to her long string OF victor
les ny defeating the Cathedral High
school. team on the Tunnel Green
grounds yesterday afternoon by the
score OF y to 3. The diamond was In
poor condition. due to the recent rains.
In spite OF the condition Of the ground,
the game was fast and Interesting Dunn
pitched wonderful ball for Elliott as
long as he was In the box. He was re-
lieyed by Mccullough who had only one
bad Inning. Long. Haines. Bishop and
koegler featured at the bat. Roegler
having a perfect score. Haines played
a good game in center field. while Howell
was especially good In pinches. For
CathedraL Dickman held Lee up we'll In
the right time. but poor judgment OF the
men behind him. coupled with Eiliott's
hits. lost the game.
Elliotts next game II with Sisters
vile on Friday, At the Bridge park. sat
urday they. go To New Msrtinsviile 70
meet the High chooi team at that
place The team H. fast rounding into
shape under the efficient coaching OF
Mccullough and Hanke. There should
be two more Victories added to the string
AZ the end OF the week.
The score:
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Mm12wg.


fs bird Ne-po went out. sisiin to
Seventh rnnfzg.
ochettler struck out. Blount fiIed
out 10 Kyle and Mil struck out.
Aiarttn out. Schietter to Rooney. Wet
sei trlpled 20 deep center and scored on
a passed ball OfDay struck out and I'm.
lauf filed out TO Collins
Etghth Inning.
ciklin Tiled out TO Umlauf. Collins
out. Nespo TO kean. Mccauley out. Nes.
20 10 kean. Nespo made n pretty pick
up OF the grounder. which was a hard
Kyle singled to right. Kean grounded
70 forcing Kyle. Meist-r 800
out to NH. Reilly struck out.
Ninth InnfnQ.
Rooney went down. Martin 10 Kean
Stanley doubled along the left field foul
hne ana scored n moment later on wag-
ners single TO center. Schettler singles
20 center. scoring Wagner. Blount 800
out 10 Aieister. and NH went down. Wet
Tenant. batting for Nespo. was III,
by pitcher and Orris batting for Martin
was SAFE at FIRST on Stanleys error.
batting for WetzeL went
DOWN stanley to Rooney. OfDav f1Ied
70 collins. and Umlauf ended N win n
Erounder 20 McCauley. who threw 10
Tha 2oo~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22

1odAy's o~mss.
ST Louis At Chicago
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington at New York
PHILADELPHIA ~ Rorton
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.olby 1. ~ ~" ~
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adolescence 10 more valuable TO . girl
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Cloth. postpaid. toc: paper. 20.
HOW TO TELL THE STORY OF
LIFE

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In q charming way and in language
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How did I get into this world" Cloth.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
PRINCETON WINS
Defeated Fordham coiIeg. NJ . sou..oh
MT In the ninth Inning
Yesterday.

PRINCETON. y. J.. April 31-Prince-
ton defeated Fordham today By a score
% 10 2 A scratch hit by Oil vim
Hanks on third sent the WinninS rnn
nome IN the ninth inning after carrol
had ted the count FOR Fordham in the
opening half Of the same period Score
ro- r. ~. n.
prinnasnn Z
.N.H sssa .aasss. q
Walsh and Conway. LIN and Salmon
impress Freeman and COnahan.
AZ Coliegevnle-Vulanova n: ursiny.
At ChicaEo-ChtcagO a. Wisconsin q
~ Providence. y I-Broun g; New
Hampshire State 2
AZ West Point-Army .. seton Hail
-. SOUTH BETHLEHEM. p. Arr IL
I-ehiEh defeated Washington and LETTER
son today in a loosely played game A.
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with men. combined with his other
qualifications. has enabled him to
write a most practical. simple. scien.
tihe and valuable book for men The
real and imaginary problems of men
are explained and solved in this book
Cloth. prepaid. 75e: paper. soc.
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Totals ........e9 ? II 10
0Batted for Perritt In sixth.
"Batted for Stroud In eighth.
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CENTRAL HAS
tconunusd Prom FIRST Page,
hard run. picked the ball on his shoe
string and retired the side.
Here IL how II was done:
The Game In Detail.
Yffst Inning.

EALu AnuAnH
Blount was the first man TO face Wet
zel and he started things by placing a
clean double against the center neld
n high foul which was captured by
Keene after n hard run. Collins singled
csSlsS S'f aGied out TO Msistsr' ending the
oiDsy. leading on for wheeling. took
deep right. Umlauf sacrificed. wagnor
to Rooney. O'Day going TO third. oDay
srounder TO schettler. Keene grounded
to Stanley. forelns kyis At second.
poo,.v second nv, inning o,a with =
pretty single TO left, stanley sacrificed.
Reilly to keene. Wagner. singled 20
Biount ended the inning by tanning the
breeze at WetEel's shoots.
Melster singled In starting on for
10 Rooney. Nespo doubled to deem riEht.
scoring Meister. Martin fouied out
20 Rooney and wetzeI nied out 70
NIL nied out to Meister 10 start the
tured his long foul. collins reached
FIRST IN NesDO's error. but fell victim
g Martins arm q s~ndeavoring to steal.
ODay started with a single 20 left
and Umlauf sacrificed 10 Schettler. KYLE
nied 70 Nil and Keene went out. Stanley
FOURTH Inning.
struck Out. Rooney doubled
20 Jeff and Stanley sent a Texas Lacquer
over second. Rooney being held at third.
Wagner hied 90 Umlauf and with Schet-
tier At the bat Wheeling pulled on n
pretty play, Stanley was caught OF
hrst. Wetxei 10 Keene. n Keene whip
ned the ball 20 Reilly at third. catching
Msister singled past Mccausley and
Reilly sacrificed. Schettler to Rooney
Rooney disnoSed o. Nespo unasrfsted
and Martin 10 Collins.
Fffth inning.
Sthettler reached first on Nespro's err
ror Blount heat out a hunt XIII douh-
LED TO deen right. scoring Schettier ana
BlQunt. Sigiin ropped 20 Wetzei n
Collins went out. Nespo 20 Rean, Nfi
tehing third on the play. Mccauiey flied
20 Meister.
wetzsi flied 70 siriin. osDay wen,
out Mccaulsy 20 Rooney and Umisuf
fife 10 collins.
sirth inning.
Rooney struck out. Stanley hit 70
but Kyle scoopid n IN and threw stan.
ley out a. second 20 Tmiauf Waanrr
flied out TO mister.
KYLE died. sirun % Rooney. Rear
doubled % the center field fence. Mefs-
tsr fouied out 20 STANLEY and Reilly
doubled 20 left. on the p1av Eean
rounded third but STANLEY eof IN RE
way an dhefore he could catch hts stride
asain the ball was back IN the diamond.
eoehler ruled that Kean houid STAY a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
TRAP SHOOTING
Plans Being Mads for Brisk season BIZ
Local Rife. Rod and Gun Club.
Summer Amusement.

Trap shooting this season promises TO
be one OF the leading sports. In other
cities the Gun Clubs are getting busy
and In Wheeling the Big Game Rifle.
hod and Gun Club. IL making prepara-
lions Tor a great season. They are
already placing the shooting fhnges in
condition and VIII soon be ready for the
opening OF the season. Within the PAST
Few days. Herman Friedrich, local sport
ings goods dealer. has received n car
load or clay pigeons" IL will robab
be several days before the season IL
oponed Ia earnest. hut when "a does. A.
VIII be one OF the best for several years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22

rsgssr1Ay-s nssulsA
Cleveland 3. St Louis 4
Detroit q Chicago =
Washington N. Boston
New York =. P~hfiAdeiphia O.
Sin innings 10 catch train
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Two base hits-Nespo. Keene Reilly
Blount Rooney. Schottler. STANLEY
Three base hits-Wetzei.
sacrifice hits-Umisuf. 2: Reilly. =:
HIT b-atsman-By schettier. 1 (Ten-
struck out-By schettier. /: by Wet
Passed balI-Wagner.
Tim=1.41.
tmpire-Goehler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
THE SALOON SHOWN UP.

BY a massive array OF facts. argu-
ments and illustrations the author
shows up and does up the saloon. It
contains the cream from his two Sec-
lures. The Worm in the Cup ard
THE Saloon Shown Up" Paper. pre-
paid. 15c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22

Special Dispatch 20 the IntetliRenoer
EVANSVILLE. Ind April 21-Ev-
ansville and Grand Rapids battied slev-
en- innings 70 a TO tie here today
FromholtK M Paynter- spit-
bali pitchers. were Wild and were hid a.
me pinches Ames and Young we're ~.
fective. Score:
E%vansvitls ooe5o07OOoHS NJ i
Grand Rapids io04OOOOOO-T 10 !
Mouser. Paynter. Nieley. Amss ana Nc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
REDS VICTORIOUS

CINCINNATI. o. April 2I-Leach's
Herzog and a sacrifice ny by Killefer
that scored Leach, proved the deciding
factor In today's game with ST. Louis.
inasmuch az rain stopped the contest In
the nfth inning with the score 1 TO 0 in
C~incinnati's favor.
Score by innings: r. n. u.
st. Louis 1870. o 0 0 o 90 4 q
Cincinnati ......... ] o o o ii 2 o
lGame called on account OF rain.)
BatteriesIGriner and Snyder; Ames
and Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
TIMELY T WINS

ST. LOUIS. April 2i-TimeIy hitting
gave Cleveland another victory over ~
Louis this afternoon 3 20 I. shotton's
single followed by Il. Walkers double,
saved 81 Louis from a shut out. The
inning TO permit Cleveland 10 catch n
train. Score by innings:
C. n. III. r.
81. Louis ...... o o o. 2
called by agreementD
Batteries; Steen and OMAN. lame.
Perryman and SEVERED and Agnew-
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NEW YORK. April 2i-Ths Philaa.l-
phia Nationals made a clean sweep of
the series with New York winning the
Iourth game BY a scor~ OF & To l.. George
ShAimers. who went south xith the New
York team this spring and ~ss permit
Ted 20 sign yesterday with philadelphia.
pitched against his training camp assoc
cittes AID held them 10 two singles.
Cravath broke up Permits game In the
thlrd inning when he doubled with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22

Two base hit: Fitzpatrick. Wheat. Zim-
norman. Magee. Mara. Three base hit
Gowdy. Stolen bases: Cutshaw. schultz.
Sacrifice hit: McCarty. I1hst on bells:
crutcher 4; James 1; Luque 1: Aitchi-
son 1; Smith 4. Struck out: Crutcher /:
James II Aitchison 1. Empires: Rigler
ana Hart
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This book has been
recently revise q.
greatly enlarged and
appropriately illustra-
ted. Over 100000 sold.
Perhaps no iiving
man has lectured to.
c-orresponded WITH
and interviewed more
boys and men than
has the author. This
large personal touch
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PERFECT

The second edition
of $4,000 was brought
out in advance OF
press notices. II is a
charming. practi c a
and valuable book for
young women. single
and married. Women
have their problems
as well as men. The
author annually lee
lures to many thous-
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SENATORS GET v

WASHINGTON. April fi-Bunched
nits. bases on balls and errors gave
Washington n IL TO 2 victory today In
tne iast game of the series with Boston.
innings and Comstock, who relieved him.
was no Improvement Score.
Boston ....... OOOOO2O1@Ss <
washington O~0b40O2Os-n o
Batteries: Collins. Comstock and Car
rlgan and Haley; Boehling and williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-22
BRAVES DROP ONE

BOSTON. April 21.-After winning four
games OF the series from brooklyn. the
lost today s TO q. IL was a game
OF cratic pitching Boston using four
and Brooklyn two. Wheat made
several difficult catches. Score.
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PERFECT oIRIHooD.

This book is for
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they should know and
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girls are exposed TO
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were the girls OF
twenty years ago.
Prevention is easier.
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anu schooi ana college girls. and mass
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Two base hits; Pipp. Cook. Boone.
oldring. Sacrifice fly: Boone. base on
balls; off Fisher off Rressler ,.
struck out: by F1sher 4. Bressler 1:
Harper l. Cmpires: Connolly and Chill.
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TIGERS CLEAN UP

DETROIT. April 2i.-RalIying in the
eighth and ninth innings the Detroit
Tigers won from Chicago today, 4 to 3,
and made a clean sweep OF the four
game series. Russell was inyincfble
until the eighth. Score:
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rEzHn HAUr1 wrrr

Special Dispatch 70 the Inteiirencer
TBRRE HAUTE. Ind. April ai-Tsrr.
1este won the opening game Of tbs
,sntral league season against ~
~ Ierre Haute batters featured a13
IN the result Score.
~ wayne. ... t00OO00oo-f =
Nehf and Nann. Ainsworth and H.v-
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A. Worcester. Mass-Hoiy Cross IL:
At Annapolis-harvard ~; Navy IL.
VI. Ct p. Loses Good ona
PHILADELPHIA. April THE Uni-
Nersity OF Pe~nnsylvania's baseball team
met It's sixth reversal OF the season here
to-day when IL was defeated by Swartb-
more, By the score OF \ to T. n. III. r.
Swarthmore ...80iO12001-sI4 2
Pennsylvania ..OOlOOO3OO-t II Z
TWtnntng and Harry: Fallen and
Rooms Umpire: Monte Cross.
Yale Goes Some.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. April Y
baseball team defeated Columbia to-day.
> TO z. In a nfeless game. n. III. r.
Ia,e '-.sss..s.. .......s.. 2
~SaethDia ss.s.s. -ss.ss.s... 7 10 3
Watrous and Hunter: Beck. o'Neil and
Lane.
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'UMPS"-NoTICE

RUIZ 6f-The bass runner
shall BE- entitled. without liza
bility 20 - put out 20 advance
e~rtter
frofn making q base ~ the OBJ
gtruction % a fielder. unless the
latter have the ball In hla hand
ready 10 touch the base runner
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Figured on a basis OF business vas
terday was sure some dry day in the
city and county building. Shortly he
lore the time for the umpire to call
ray BAIL there wa sa steady stream
OF mourners" going TO bury would be
grandmothers. And. by George. tho
stenographer would spy the, boss, and
me boss would spy the steno. IN the
krtndstand and II was all the same
Both laughed and this morning will 70
back TO work az usual.
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ERIE TAKES oPErnz

Special Dispatch to the I-ntelIIgeacer.
DAYTON. o, April 2i.-Erie defeated
Dayton today , 70 ?. Pitcher Noel de-
seloped an unsteadiness In the hrst inn
ing, ilowing the visitors to score two
runs. Three thousand people Witnesses
the game. Score.
- r. n. n
Dayton ...... O1OOOOOO-a /
Batteries-Noel ana francisco. Cloas
and Mcneil rmpfre Green
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Two base hits-Bishop. Long. Hainss.
5truoS out-Hy Dunn, Mccullough. Z:
lee p BASE on haila-ON McCullouRh.
Lee. 2 Double observation-disclosures 10
Long 70 Harvey. Umpire-West Time
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Two base hits-cobb. Crawford. r..
Collins, Three base hits-Bush. Kava-
Russell Sacrifice hits-Young
Witt Base on balis-On Reynold Il:
Russell q Faber. 1. Struck out-Rey-
notds Russell. s; Faber. 1. Umpires
-Htldebrand and Tough
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Two base hit: cravath. Sacrifice hits
Byrne. Sacrifice flies: Whit
ted. bancroft Base on balls: OFF Per-
rift. 9: off stroud. 4; off Fromme. 1: off
Chalmers. J. Struck out; BY Perritt. 2;
by stroud. ]; BY Chalmers. Z. Umpires:
Byron and Orth.