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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24
ST. ALPHONSUS
Fifteen Hundred Attended Annual
Church Picnic az Wheeling
Park Yesterday.

The annual outing Of 81. Alphonsus'
church and school held yesterday a.
Wheeling Park was attended By over
fifteen hundred people. The anair
proved "a very enjoyable one and tho
various Park amusements were kept
going constantly. The ahair was per.
haps one Of the best that has been
held in the history OF the school An.
other feature was the short athletic
program which was carried out IN
which the children. both boys ana
girls. engaged
The winners OF the various races
were. Shoe race. Felix Piganouski.
small prize. bat race. John schradcr.
baseball bat. second bat race. tboys
over hfteen). Joe Wcithel. baseball
bat. race for baseball Joe Weitni.
and race for bat. John Hook.
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LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

CLEVELAND. ~. Iurs q a.. si,.
Nng end fu 6rF off fine FACING Tho
'IiwHr came ID 200. In .Ha tHIrI Hraf I'd
fNt IHF. IrI" Circuit meeting and rr.-
LHaf. Inf tas fr.f hruurft Together n
bunch .. .r..u orc. end went f.. Hr4f..
nnfHI' q. .unI" Ut HIf. |FIH rff IHHtrr.F
from fnf blue EfHHH H.n THr ana rara fr1
effHI zoo heats. euumHr..
~. rHUr purse $500 The rffrrHe
W .Hu. |HHHHHf'H unrHnH. T.T. rfar fHfrr
UeHf time n.rHft
$3.50 fruf purse 5000 Onward grsv
Won '.n7f'I Second Amazing Lady.
fII UHrr. pure 5000. rHIuUHH EIT.
WON. Wonder YUrfHr ...1rf N.rs b.
third resf time E.Ilt
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CUBS TAKE oHE

CHICAGO. June 2s-Por the third
successive time Chicago batters TODAY
beat left banded pitcher. a fusiliade
OF hits off Sallee IN the fourth inning
netting the cubs nvs runs and "A Z to 3
victory over 81. Louis. schultz led In
batting with a triple. double and sim
gle. Score:
r. H. E
~. Louis ..... I0O1oIooo-a o
chicago ...... $1,000 Os-B II o
Batteries; Sailes. griner and Snyder
Vaughn and Archar.
Two base hit: Schultz. Fisher, Hes
cher. Long Three base hits Butler,
schultz. Archer. Home run. Hyatt. Sac
riftce hits. phslan z; Mc1arry. Base on
balls: off Vaughn 3. Struck out: Salles
/. Vaughn 4; Griner 2 EMPIRES. Quig-
ley and Orth.
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TRAVERS WINS THE
LYNNEWOOD TROPHY

PHILADELPHIA. June ?3.--Jeromo
u. TraNcrs. national open golf champion.
to-day won the LynneW "od Hall cham
p.ohshlp az the Huntington valley
Country club. b. defeating Max Mars
ton. OF BaltuSroi. In the final round ?
W and to play.
Irsvers' victory gave him permanent
possession OF the gold trophy. which was
placed In competition In 1905 after. Har-
old n. Mcfarland had won the original
cu2 offered 10 YEAR, ago. in 1895. Irav-
efs Won les IN 1895 ana a second two
yeurs later.
To-day : card.
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holdermau Tanned. Hartle singled
through short. tie was safe at second
ON his attempt steal. when Nospo drop
red MithroWs throw. Bratchl lined a
hard drive to left field and was out on
n pretty one hand catch by SisSon. Jones
grounded out Reilly to Anderson. No
runs one hit. one error.
Metster foul flied out 20 Beyers An
def~ou lined OF 10 Rratcht Sisson
grounded cut tirat tho Hoiderman No
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24
A BAsBBALL FREAK

DETROIT. June "a rovdermtt,,
turned Hpuersauit while r-et~ft,,.
traW ford's roller IN the eighth fur,-fr
third on the tumble. Cobb went from
second Co third. and while tho st Louis
pitcher sat on the ground hoIufuE 49,.
gave Detroit the game Co g. score
ST. Louis 5000 00oso62
Detroit .... q - =
Batteries lanes LovderniiE ..-V
and AHuew Fteen and stanaGs
Two base hits. era wford, 2. Eava-
naEh. cobb. stolen bases. Shotton. rus
IN. q. Walker. LaVan. Howard cobb
Nesch, Rush. Sacrifice files Pratt
Cobb. Burns. Hase on balls anes n
struck out. steen. 3. James 4 I'm
pirrH. Evans and chill
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PLAY MOOSE
Rast out-ths-P1ks Team win M..t An.
esred Ones ~ Triadslphia
Saturday

The Triadsiphia baseball team Will
Grove for the chnunionahIp OF d. at,f-
fhe-rike district long enough o. pIav Inc
Moose 81 trtm noEt Saturday. Ell Trln-
delphia. The Moose might b. consider
- q flAe RATIFICATION. having taken uu
iia ahodo Tor the summer at wheeling
Park. The followinc Moose rfayera are
requested % meet at the MrCoukey cigar
store a. 4 o'clock saturday. Smith ION.
Fa1. JaruuaV. Mefyner. Meder Rider
LlugEinr. MafrrhUuHe BUSCH Davis.
stewart and WILSON ru SUNDAY the
WIrelinr PARK
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PESKY REDSKINS
BEAT MOUNDSVILLE
MOUND CITY PALE FACE TEAM
SHUT OUT BIZ CAMILLE
INDIANS.
Game Developed Into a Pitchers Battle
with AOOrgines Having Best
CT the Argument

que Go TWO Wild throws Ia the nfth
inning. which allowed one man Co cross
th plat'. Mound-yiIe High school drop-
pei 10 contest To- the Carlisle IN
dams yesterday afternoon. Excepting
this one Inning both teams plnyed fnst
amt inter sting bali throughout Mounds
ilir outhlt The Visitors. sdt through me
lANt ii'iuing OF an" Indians the Mound
titN lads were unable tu gct 4 man
across The plate. The game wa played
on th' riitn street park. AT MoundsytIlr.
and WAS attended - a record br,aktu A.
crowd The score.
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PLAY INDIANS
Carlisle Indians VIII pay a. nf1opv.i.
rms Afternooni Husinsss 20
Ne Suspended

IIH Carlisle ludtnre will meet fHa frat
NIIIunfaIf club Hf fHaf place THE after
noon nUu Ir Hnanrt aura uf the n.rasf.a,
business Iu thr Onto town viii b. ura..
ifrHIIN fuHrfrdrd The business houses
Do fnr rifN have aFrerd to close fhaIr
uIHrer ~ hurlncea and m large crowd RI
..nFrfUf Inr Indians have what Ia
n" 'uEnf fn D. Che only woman on the
'i.' niaf .Unafinn race nIaf ing the ErfHf
American same Miss tliawatha
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Johnson up for the second time IN the
inning was out on grOunder. Osbourne
20 holderman for the third out. Six
runs. four hits. one error.
Ninth Inning.
Holdsrman doubled TO left on the hrst
ball pitched. Hartle singled 10 center
and lIolderman scored. hratchi flied out
10 Sisson. on his attempt 20 throw Sis
son dropped the ball Hsrtle forgot TO
touch nrst and went to second Sisson
relayed the ball TO Nespo. Nespo threw
TO Anderson al hrst and Hartle was out.
Jones foul flied out 10 Anderson ending
the game one run. two hits. no error.
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DoDanns DRoP ANOTHER.

BOSTON. June 7i-Boaton defeated
Brooklyn 2 "a 2 again today Rsgan had
the batter Of the pitching argument
". 10. y
Boston ,...., 0I0001 00s-3
Batteries. Dell and McCarty; Hagan
and GOwdy.
Two base hits NcCarty. ONara Con
molly. Three base hits; gatz. Maran-
Vile. stolen bases. MaRee. Connolly.
Sacrifice hits; Maranvtils. schmidt.
Base on bal lis. Dell j. Reagan !. struck
and EasOn
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PHILADELPHIAJune as-New York
won two games from Philadelphia to-
day. the first TO In 10 innings. and
the second rs 10 z In the opening event
CroWell. formerly ca Brown University.
made hts professional debut and out
tWirled Caldwell b. a wide margin. but
has passes were costly. Only ane hit
Was made OFF croveH In the first nine
innings In the second game. New York
had = ~slk-over- Haas. formerly OF
worcester Academy. made his debut lie
gave sixteen base on balls and made
three Wild pitches and HE team mates
piled up six errors. score.
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SMITH WON cHANF1ousHrP

Special dispatch 90 The Irteiiirenrer.
FAtHMONT. vs. Va. June 90 ga d
nIfn Nor the championship ir fhf Ir
frrafafe amateur fHrrffrr match t-r.
ff the country club today making Z
lrrf.Ct record hreHk'rr one nurdra.
fets ouf ~ possible 900 Richard
EerHte1 completed biz urbr0Esr r.r IN
.fIlAN. NfrntIuE one hundred nnl
p. tlL -fuHf targets Ir o. straight rum
GOOD weather conditions prevailed and
.rHrea were made
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WOLVERINES WIN

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
DAYTON. o.. June 23.-Bin Essick
started his eenterhelder. Eddington
pitching against the vets. but after
forcing In two runs he was relieved by
Meter. who stopped further trouble.
Cd. Rapids 100000 As 8
EddingtOn. Meiter and McGraw
Rowan and Orris
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strike outs-By Meredith. ]. BY Hia-
watha. by Marts . by Ray. o.
Ease "n balls-Off Meredith J. or
liiaNhtha. OFF Marts. &. OFF Ray. l.
Two base hits-Mcrcer RAY
Double plays-CFrlisle 2
lltt by pitcher-Hy Meredith. Q
mptre-bprsey Jones. Fairmont Nor
NAL
Hiawatha-
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RED sox SHUT OUT

WASHINGTON. June % - Washing
ton shut out Boston today 10 with
Walter johnson pitching. The locals
six innings. but batted him a. will ate,
he had been hit hv Johnson in the
seventh inning. GandIl stole second
three times and home once. Score.
Boston .... n q q q o n %
Washington o iO22 -
BatterieE-Mays and Thomas. John
son and Ainsmith.
Two base hit. johnson. Three base
hit. Shauks. Sacrifice hit. Morgan.
stolen bases. Gsudii. Z Bazes on balls:
Mays. Johnson. 2. struck out. Mays
8: Johnson. :. Tmpires: NaIiin and
Dineen.
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IN AMATEUR AND
SEMl-PRO WORLD.

The Ecnwood Independents will go 20
W"llsburg Saturday. where they will
~ 'et The strong Giants team. 81 that
place. a. o'clock B.. m. The fndepcnd-
cnts have been playing good bail and
Manager LemeriCk expects 20 bring
homo q rcalp. The Independents chal-
lenge any team IN the valley for game
sunday afternoon.
The Rush Run baseball team yoster-
DAY def tted the Miugu tuSssrs by the
score or 70 2. The Rush Run boys
challenge the Florence =. g.. Of Ecllairo.
for game June 81. Hf Rush Run. Ir
accepted cgil -. ". Brown. az Rush Run.
after o'clock in the evening
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NEW YORK. June Philadelphia
beat New York here today 2 10 l. the
wtnnig run being scored ia the eleventh
inning. Byrne led off the eleventh with
an lnfteld single took second on Me
hoffs sacrifice third on Cravath's sin
gle and scored on fielders choice the
runner beating Doyles throw home on
Luderus grouuder. great catch by
Cravath prevented the Giants from win
ming In the eighth inning. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24
EVAS WIN

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
ERIE. Pa. June 2s.-Although Hovlik
held Evansville TO two hits the Evas
managed 10 get In three runs and defeat
ed the local team. 20 here today.
Score. r. II T.
Evansville Cd. Oiooos OoO.s
Erie ......- 90 o q IL
tin.
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QUAKERS
TAKE ELEvEN INNING CONTEST
PROM oIANrS Nv SEHsA-
TrorAL GAME.
Cravath's Catch Robbed 0tants-Cubs
Take over Cardinals-Dodgers Drop
one-Pirates Defeat Reds.
Yesterday Resuit.

philadelphia. 2; New York. 1.
chicago. 8. 81. Louis. B.
Pittsburgh. 8. Cincinnati. 2.
Boston. J. Brooklyn. 2.
Ill innings.
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YnATns VIE.

CINCINNATI, Juns zS-Benton vas
hammered hard today while Harmon
paH fairly effective and Pittsburgh car
ried of the honors 10 a. Benton. vas
raplaced BY Dale On the sixth who hft
FOR two singles before the side wa- re-
tired. score
r. o. p
PittsburEh .... o1o1ot0on-s 10 :
Cincinnati .... 00aA0f DO
Batteries, Harmon aud Gibson. Rem
ton, Dale. Lear aud Wingo
Two base hits. Kuiifer HIr~hrrar
Three bass hits Hsird, Wagner. John
stou. Stolen bases. Wagner o. Iohn-
st1u. fierzoE HaHs on balls. Harmon
q Heutnn lials ! Lear . Struck orr
Harmon BENTON I. f'mufren. Klein
and Efnalis
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STEELMEN WIN

Special Dispatch to the IntslliEencer.
NOUNGSTOWN. O.. June 23.-Tho
Steelmen took the opener from Terre
Haute. 20 ?. In which bsngup fielding
featured.
Score. r. n. +.
Youngstown O21 900 - !
Duny and Wagner, Matteson and Nc
Carty.
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THTEnsATIoEAL IEHaUI.

A. prOvidsnre-R ichnn0ud z. proyt-
dence 4
A. Rochester Rochester Buffalo. dou-
bic header, rain.
~ Montreal M0ntreal-Torun fhrst
Eamnl post pousd cold weather
Toronto 2 Montreal q Second sapns D
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Haas and i.spp Two base hits. OIdring
= Strunk, Lapp. Three base hat: Strunk
sacrifice hit; Mullen. Sacrifice us. Me-
lnnis. Struck out: by Warrior. / by
Haas, 4 Base on balls; OFT hass 10.
Cmpires; O'Loughlin and Hildebrand
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stolen bases. Bauman. Cree Caldwell.
Malone. 2. Sacrifice hits. sweeney. 8.
Hartzell. Lapp. Base on balls: orr CaId-
well. 3: OFF CroWeli. p. struck out. By
Caldwell. 4: by Crowcll g. Gmpire- .
hiidcbrand anu O'1.oughlin
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TodAy's Games.

Brooklyn az Boston.
Hhilade .phia at New York.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
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LOCAL RIDERS
VIII Participate IN first race Of
Moundaville Motorcycle Club,
saturday

Tho first rarr az che recently organ.
itrd Muurderills Motor club viii be- hold
on ffe trfrk ~ fhf Dld Marshall county
boz uf local riderr are aiated 10 rnfar
Among fNr members OF the local club
rhHfrfFI FOB participate Hrr tho fnIT4as
ire n T. fhrehir. . 20 Mirharfr oscar
Davis Emery UerroIu d. Waawufr
LLrL Solo Oh. nL-E nnI I.arI nrnunII-n
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YANKEES
TAKE TWO oAMEs PROM ArxIn-
rrCs II WHICH COLIH0u
rWrELEks APrEAR

ftrst Went T~n rnrfngs-ssoon6 was |.
Eunaway-whfts ser Taks I've
Senators VIA and ursrs
Also rafs One.
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First Game.

Cleveland - / 0 o o 0 o D ii B )
Chicago o.. % o % . 20 O-s
Batteries ~ Hagerman owman and
Egan. Cicotte ana Schalk
Two base hits. Grauey. r. Collins
Home run Roth SACRIFICE hits. ,'icette.
2. stolen bases. Turner. Base on paf.,.
bowman. !. Struck ont. By HaEeruau,
s. Cicottc. :. Empires: Wallace and
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Detroit q - Iouis.
fllShieAso. ,, Cleveland.
t-ltnicAEo. 7. Cleveland
fllNeN lurk 3 rhiladslphta z
i1lNew York. IS PhiiA =
Washin ston. s Boston u
tU--Firsf game tgl-Ss~onI s.-,.
10 iunlnHrt
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MICHIGAN WINS.

tNN AEROR Mirh.. June 20 Penn
sYlHauta batfers were helpless before
ierguSon's pitching to-day and Michigan
won. O. 2. 4 Wild throw by Benton
first inning
Sisler. who played LEFT field. again Was
q big factor in Michigan's victory. Hc
hIt safely three times IN four attempts
and rfCla five bases including a ciran
tNeff ~ home. Score. r. II y
Pennsylvania go % ~ 90 o o. q
Michigan .......1 Oo1 10000 3
Wallace. Murdoch and polan. FerEu-
son and Iienfnn
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RIVER NEWS

The river al the wharf stu hold an l.
DOT poor stage. while a. all points above
airy
The Liberty viii be able to leave on
her regular Marietta trip al lao this
late last night
The Express h. due from Matamorns
ms evening about 80 o'clock. The 81
James took out the culored MaSons' eN-
curston last night She will likely leave
TINS section In = short time for southern
waters Tor the summer. The kunawha,
from Pittsburgh for Charleston. touched
the Local. wharf al O'Clock yesterday
morning The Dunbar ~ due from near
lesion FOR the smoky City at 3 o'clock
this morning
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM-a.3 feet. sta
uouary; clear
STEUBENN1LE-S.s feet. stationary
Clca~.
rARkERSBURG-S feet. stationary:
Clca~.
MORGANTOwN-7 feet. stationary;
.cle9r.
OIL ClTY-.1O foot. stationary cloudy
WAItlEN-.5 foot. stationary. cloudy.
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WHITE sox TAKE TWO

tL.EN ELAND. June "a Chicago
made ~ hNe straight from Cleveland TO-
DAY b. Ninning both ends OF the uouble-
header. TO I and 90 3. Oicotts slight
~ outpitched hagerman m the nrrt
game and had better support. klepfef
pttched his nrst league game FOR ChI-
cago in the second and proved very ct
fecttVe. score
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FEDERALS


YestsrdaV's Results.
St Louis. p: Brooklyn. l.
pittsburgh. IL. Newark, l.
baltimore. 4, Chicago T.
Buffalo Kansas city. sold
weather.
Todays Games.
Pittsburgh ~ Buffalo.
-. Louis at Baltimore
Chicago at Brooklyn
Kansas city 81 Newark
At Brooklyn: Il. "a. 4
~ is,his ssssss ss-.s.. Z
wsis6n and Hartley. Finneran and
simon
~ baltimore: r. II. Z
Chicago ...................
Baltimore ..................
Hendrix and Wilson: bailey. suEEs
aud Russell. owens
~ Newark. H. H. 4
iltl%pnrgh ..-....sst........ II 10
Allen and OConnoF; Rsulbach. Bran.
dom. Nhitshouse and Rartden. fsNtsr'
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Chicago 40 o - .
Batteries- Bowman. Connie. Walker
and OXEN. Klepfcr and Schalk
Two base hit: Hammond. Three ha "a
hits. J. Collins. Weaver. Schalk Sacrt-
hce hit: Weaver Sacrifice flies. Roth
y. Collins. Base on balls: bowman. 2
Coumbe. ?, Walker, I Kicpfsr. l. struck
out: Coumbe. 2 Walker. g Klcpfcr, 3
tmpires. Connolly and Wallace.
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Chicago a. Cleveland
81 Louis a. Detroit
Boston AZ Washington
New YORK az PhUadeiphfa
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AsrEEIcAE AssocIATIoH.

AMERICAN AssoCIATIoH.
A Louisyills-I.Ouisv II. Column
bus
AZ Milwaukee Minneapolis 6. Mil
Wauksn 4
A. lndisnapOiis-Cisveiand s, India
napolis T.
A. Kansas Ctty--St Paul s. Kansas
city .. ~ innings. darkness
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'AMHRtpGE Mass June 2a-fTar-
ward won the series With vale bV add
ed 90 Ncw Haven yesterday. ft was a
ninth inning success with two out and
q man on first Brickiey doubled. scoring
larte with che ueluF run and crossed
the plate himself with the winning rim
on single hy Frrc. n pinch hitter.
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Todsys DANES.
fort Wayne At wheeling
Evansville AT Erie.
Grand Rapids a Dayton.
Terre HAute al fOungstoWu
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ELK CITY, PROPER

Z "A n
Mrs. ]. J. Van Allen left last
Friday for. Detroit. She goes
to stay with her husband. who
is working there as a black
smith. wv s'.-- ~ . WV
Mrs. Arthur e. Allen was Wis
iting Mrs. J&J. and j. q. van
Allen the latter part of last
week.
Henry Matteson was working
for his neighbor, Arthur e. Allen
the last ofthe previous week.
Ed LaPine made a business
trip down the bay last Thursday
week.
10. Gillespie has been hauling
wood for our merchant, ]. C.
Dixon.
Rev. r. ]. Davenport is back
with us again, after having at
tended conference. We are
glad to have someone who takes
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ting everybody to do up all theil
Fan hauling,

ting everybody to do up all their
Fan hauling.
A few of our citizens are do
ing their Fall plowing. s. G.
Brassfield, Joe Casin and Chris
Larson are plowing to sow
Fall grain.
A few people have been over
to Siletz fishing lately. DR..
Berry and Mr.. Green with two
others in the party came over
last Monday and caught a nice
string of trout. They were
guests at Kings Hotel. They
are coming back when it rains
more. We haven't had quite
enough rain to raise the river to
make the best fishing.
Our school board has had a
new sidewalk built from the
schoolhouse to connect with the
sidewalk in front of Kings
Hotel, which is a great benefit
to the school children as well as
others.
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sILTEz. INDIANS IN COURT

Isaac Rippen and Reuben
Metcalf, young Indians, went
down to Falls City and got a
gallon of whisky. At least that's
what Robert r. Rankin, assis-
tant federal attorney, says they
did, and he is prosecuting the
case before Judge Bean at
Portland this week. But that
Is not all. Rankin says the In
dians took the "drewater" back
to the Siletz reservation with
them, thereby breaking a fed
eral law. The Indians are said
to have bought the liquor from
a white man, but not in a saloon.
Polk County Observer.
The weak point in the above
case is, would two Indians have
any of the whiskey left by the
time they reached the Siletz
reservation?-Falls City News.
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RIVERSIDE v


Mr.. Fischer of Southern Ore
gon has moved in on his place
he recently bought of Mrs. G. C.
Lane. The people of Riverside
are glad to welcome them. Mrs.
Lane left for Albany Friday
evening.
Ray and Gerald Calkins ar
rived here Thursday. They
drove through from Colfax,
Washington, where they were
harvesting. Ray brought back
a fine young team.
"If the people of the so-called
Riverside did not boycott the
office and go eight miles past
said Office to get their mails, -
the mailcarrier would have to
knock his horse in the head and
carry the mail on his back, be.
cause his horse could not carr,
it. You see, we take pity on
the mailcarrier. We are think.
ing of throwing in and
buying him a motorcycle SO he
can ride and lead his horse
when overloaded this Winter.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the kline
neighbors and friends, and es
pecially the Odd Fellows, fol
their kind assistance during the
sickness and death of oul
father and brother.
Thomas Thompson,
Edwin Thompson,
Levi Thompson,
Alexander Thompson,
Harold Thompson,
Alpha Thompson,
John Thompson.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-29
there each
O mting A@dsteE Editors

about sixty jolly, good fellows
sat down to the feast. VIII G.
Embry was chosen toast master
and well did he perform the du-
ties Of that part of the pro-
gram. Mr.. Embry is a past
master in the al t of entertain
ing After supper the best Of
the entertainment came. Like
old wine, the best came last" A
kangaroo court was held and a
number Of persons were arrested
on various charges and. fined,
Even the. toastmaster was
arraigned and came near.being
fined, but as he was an attorney,
got himself free He is an ex-
pert at taking advantage Of
technicalities. w. e. Gwynn
was usually the prosecutor and
it seems no guilty person was
able to escape fine. Some of
the charges were unique and
peculiar. It was the most pleas
ant and enjoyable entertainment
the Club has ever had.
Mrs. Wilson, mother of e. H.
Vader of Agate Beach, died at
Sodaville on the 22d inst. She
was SO years old and at one
time lived on the Yachats, where
she had many friends and was
well known. Her three sons,
Frank and Fred, of Idaho, and
p. H., of Agate Beach, attended
the funeral. She was buried at
Sodaville.
The Fifield is still tied up at
the city dock. She can'tget out
on account of the roughness OF
the bar. She has a cargo OF
100000 feet of spruce lumber.