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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29
SIsPO ] NOTES !, I

Warning to golf champions-Mc.
Latighhn. the California tennis comet
has taken up your game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29

Russell Kriss. of Cleveland; Ohio,
Handicapped by the loss OF a leg, is
one Of the athletic wonders Of thesag
He is playing basket ball this winter
and promises to be star among'high
school pill shooters:
Tennis and golf are the only major
sports in which Kriss has not partic.
ipated. Not because he couldn't play
these games II he tried, but because
he has been SO busy in other athletics
he has not had time for them.
kriss played on seven varsity teams
in grade school and was awarded sew.
zen letters He is a. broad and high
jumper plays line position in foot
ball and an outfield in baseball.
He starred in a state sinter.scholas.
tic meet and was sent TO other cities
to represent HIS school in sectional
athletic tournaments. :
/ Kriss has unusual strength in his
one leg. He hops about with as much
speed as some athletes with two good
legs. ssS
In basketball he plays guard and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29

Johnny Kilbane Ii! getting ready for
the biggest sprint OF HIS career. He
meets George CLANCY March II.
4 AN armory will be used for fights in
siew York Madison Square Garden
won't hold all the suckers who want
70 zee thelworld q worst, heavy.weights
sFqn through ten rounds.
& Edward Gwinner, of Pittsburgh.
cspent 100000 in tthe Federal league
and al he has to show for it is a
egroueh.
: 81. Louis win have only. two ball
teams next seaeon, which means that
the grand stand managers will have
zone less team to lmanage.
s PEACE 30 q hard blow to hotel own.
eers Of the south. Thereil be only is
stsaintng camps this spring instead Of
: Some Fed owners left with bail.
players on their hands are willing to
fgive trading stamps with every. pur.
.~@>SeN. ~ y 9s+r So
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29
ATTEND FUNERAL.

Messrs. d. 81 Helmick. a. S. Hell.
mick, Miss irginia Helmick attended
the funeral Of their sister Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Wilkins in Independence yester.
day, the latter having been at her
bedised for some time. Messrs Fred
and Louis Helmick also attended the
funeral OF Mrs. wilkins who is their
aunt. Mrs. Wilkins was the wife Of
the late Isaac Wilkins a civil war
veteran.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29
G00DICAGENEN| WILL
Be HERE SATURDAY.
Basketball q! j Contest !: With.
Parkersburg is Expected
to Be Spirited Go.

The basketball . game here New
Years night is bring together some
of the best men in this part OF ithe
country has produced and a fast game
is assured.
On glancing over the personnel Of
the Parkersburg team we find that
such men as Ralph Jones, -ex.captain
OF Dennison University champions
of Ohio for two years. will be- in
charge OF the team and play guard;
Mr.. Earle (Greasyl Neale, coach Of
sMuskingumT College and all.around
athletic, guard; Raymond Biddle, OF
last years high school team; H G.
Williams, ex:High School player;
George Bryan, Of .Kishi Prep; and
Raymond Neale and Wayne Rosser,
High School players, are the other
members of!thist fast aggregation.
For. Fairmont a team will be pick.
ed from the following fayorites, who
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29
GARRISON STILL IN :
THE TURF GAME

"a Gasr.aon, who as a Jockey made
10 many greRt finishes that "Garri.
aon's hniehh became an everyday ex.
precision. % It'll IN the turf game He
has oferod hislservices as stakeholder
for the New Orleans spring meeting.
After Carlton became too heavy to
ride, no became owner and trainer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29
"Metropolitans," with 90 pound., q

ns on. &
the speed at which the rubber Is shot
at,him from the stick of the ice kings
might not only seriously injure, but
undoubtedly sometimes kill the goal;
keeper.
In fast play the puck attains the
speed OLA hard.pitched baseball. a
blow near the heart would bring seri.
Gus results. The goal.keeper, there.
fore, swathes himself in felt about the
vulnerable parts Of his body and en-.
cases his legs in heavy protectors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29

EuNERAL OF JOHN Z. MORRIS,
Thu body Of John Logan Morris who
died Sunday was inferred IN the Bal.
iah een,tery yesterday following the
aoryicoa Of Ballah Chapel! The ser.
1ices were largely attended. The
young man vas vel known In the com.
snuntty where he resided.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29

Harry Holmes, soal.tenders Tor Seattle
paddi
Hockey novices everywhere are ask.
ing why the goal tenders are always
fat.
They're not.
It's only the armor of padding they
wear that makes 'em look like heavy
weights. Some Of them carry from
20 to 80 pounds additional weight when
20 to 80 lbs. additional weight when
puck and the melted goals. +
Thislis a necessary precautioni since
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
9. & /.
Iod lit Hulen nidjt pcrlurcn.

8eorg par ihon ad)t5ebn Monate
III Sbeiiu uno Bate por einem Sabre
Die 2eitung oeS @eid)dftS BON Sonss
fielb i~ibernommer, meld)er na6 Era.
pe5unt abgereilt mar, Inn bort cine
Siliale beS Sauies 9onbam 5u grim.
ben. Tonnington lernte idlleQ uno
fonnte 6alb oQe GinSelbeiten oes @e.
id6ft5. Sobalo Der iriibere Better
S0eIia perlaiieu bate, mafte iein
Nabiolger perihiebelle 9lenberungen,
wel6e ihon piel On5u beitrueeu. Die
@iftigfeit oes SauleS gu erboDen
uno melfen SonGam germ 5u.itimmte.
3aS Geidditslofal beiano iif 5uerit
in elmer NebenitraBe. entfernt Dom
$nfen uro pom Mittelpunft oes 8e.
id)Gftslebens, uno mar eng un0 unhe.
oltem. @eorg mIerbete Elm idoucS
&pntor in ser 6eiten We9eno Der ius
neren Stu0t, no oo5 SeriouGl iriidc
2uit mo rcid)lifen &aum bate. Cine
IltsoeDnuHg oeS @eidIGits lohnte Die.
les lluterne1men, uuO Gonninstous
gerpaItung 5eiete iiA u~berbaupt er.
iolereih.
@Gbren6 iein gorgGnger Girfiif
urb unpclirt mar, bewegte iid @eorl
niel in ser ruiiii6en @eieaifIait I'M
srhielt ourb ieinen alien Sre,no
Tiirit Su0afum, WGeral 3litrltt.
GRuo eine Wtcile pom 9ahnboi Ii
roSpel lag na$ ShloB Oieies WasHo'
ten. 3enn oas bobe Steinae6Guhl
aud menig ar6itettoniiGe Sd)onGei'
6eiob, 10 mar es bod elm itattlider
a~useeoebnter 2anobeiis. Gas Ieuber(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
8lIfjtein.S dnpiuSel.

Dor Dem 9unoesgerid,t in Bottom,
Waii., besarm am 10. april Die 8ro.
5eliirung BON @alter S. &an0, ci1em
Gambler in gbeliteinen, auf Die an.
flase, Die 8oit sur Soroerung BON
@erfdufen Don vgliidbringenoen Stei.
men" miBbrauht 81 baben. @ie Der
Siilfsbiitrifts -annult Shea iagt, ioa
Hanb mebrere bunOerttauieno Girfu.
lare nah aaen @~elteegenOen ousge.
ianot baben, NORM er bebauptete, Die
Steine fGmlen aus Snoien uno ii6ten
einen munoerbaren @influb al,i 8e.
idGit uno Slid Der BETTER aus. @r
ioq i'm Sabr 1914 10000 iol5er
.@liifsiteine" sum Sreiie BON einem
9oQar per Stiif p~erfauit baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

gar audi Mlttb, ober BON eigener 9Irt,
Seine in Iusiiht itebenbe @eiobt
fonhte i'm eini6ii6tern, er miibte
lid aui ben gefebl ieines Scrrlt
furfytlos inter Die Mitglieoer elmer
eebeimen @eienihaft, mo- i'm unmit.
telbarer Iob errpartete, ipenn ieine
rpirflihe eiserihaft errat6en porben
mare. 60 bate en- iih an Die Nibi.
liiten ar9eihloiien iirb pubte iif 10
eeihift 5u ipinben, oab er bas Ser.
trouen mebrerer Der repolution1ren
Better genann. Ini6eineno perrietb
err 9ooisfopS @ege uno SlGne, nafr.
Dem Dies porber 5piihen linn unS
ieinem @bieter p~erabreoet morben
mar. Or rpornte ref)t5eitig, penrt Die
8olisei beabiihtiste, cine Straie su
p%erbdngen, ilno Die Serihporer iaben
i'm oils elm niisli9es Witelieo lbrer
9~enoiienihait an.
Gortiesung oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

aoelsfamiIie uno mubte ieinen @eg
aaein in Der Welt iufen. Or err
fannte ben groBen 8ortbeil, BEN Inn
elm 10 sepiiienloies @erfSeiie brinsen
muBte. bas er orrh Die itGrfite Seiiel
an ii1 binben fonnte - ourf Die
5iirht.' Or fanb ben Slben in einem
3uitanb bon gersmeiflung uno srar.
tiger @ngit, aber feline ihlalie gor.
iiht mar mafidm, rpie INNER, uno bel
Der eriten Inbeutrlns Der Woelihfeit
elmer Milberurg ieines l1rtbeiIs fam
Die Sabisfeit 5u fibler gerednung.
Die ieiner Maiie eieen III. our @ir.
flung, uro er periiifte einen Sanbel
ab3uiflieben sur @ieoererIansung
ieiner Jreibeit.
Mber gootsfon mar barter oIs
0iamant. fem aompromiB fonnte
Inn seriisen. Der 8erurtbeiIte
muBte iih entpeoer nit 9eib unb
Seele perpflihten, Die geiebIe ieines
neuen Serrn aussufiibren, ODER lei.
men lesten Mtbemai,e inter Der 3nutc
alssubaufen. IS lit iiberfliiiiig 5li
iaeen. boB Shlumm aui ale geoin.
gurgen einging, uno BON oieier
Stunoe on nabm er Die Stellune
zines Mittelmdnnes, Spions lMb
9elfersbelfers BEL 9ooisforp iiberan
bort Elm, no bieier bon Der Hieber.
trahtigfeit uno 8rauiamfeit Nlisen
jiehen pol1te.
Ger @raf bate feline S6mierig.
felt, einen Iufifub Der Straie iiir
Den Suben 5u erlangen, unb etlpaS
ipGter oiirete iih inioIse ieires Gin.
flutes bas 8eidnsniB iiir Sflumm
l,no er Duroe bas Saftotum. oas ae.
fiigise WerfSeus 9obisfoms, anitatt
letn 2eben inter Ser ari,te oes
Sharfrihters Su enoigen.
Hie befanb iif elm menif,lihes &c.
ben in elmer erauiameren aneft.
l6aft. 3uerit arbeitete er per5peifclt,
in Der Soffnung, iein 8ebieter piiroe
als 9elobnung fir ieinen giier ihnl
gesnabisuns oerihaiien; aber oas
pabte niht su gobisfops 3mefen,
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cine BEL ieinem @erfselg gGnSlit
feblenoe 9ugenb lei. Ies6al6 mar
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ben, ionbern i'm audi BIB sum duber.
item gefiigig 81 MAIDEN ourd) Grohlm.
gen nit Dem 8eiGngnib unb nit Dem
gr1Blihen Hodipiel b~esielben. Dies
rparen feline leeren &eSenSortell, nie
Der Sllbe nobl pylbtc, ionSern ser
feite GntidlilB zines po1fommen ge.
miiienloien Menihen, ser ole Mat,
bate, feline 9rcbunseli aitsauiubren.
eS mar fem @rnber, 0aB Woies iei.
men grauiamen @ebie.er habte.
0ennod iddsten bieic @e;osn elm.
amber AM ieltene @eiie. Ser Mriie
erfannts Den falfDIi;tisen 8isidmuib
nit Dem ieiu @erf5eiig e!r;e:, nod i
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uno nah 5lis Wad,t selanste rtplcjd'
or i'm 9erne in aen t~ieii.er gb5arat
binobgeltoben bdtte. nsr;n MD: oit
Surtt ulto oos eigene Sntereiic iai
Oopon ab9e6olten bGtter.
SIN llebrieeu beiob Sdlumm 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
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ibrer ;3oglinge 81 beniiBen, aber olele
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cine @iiienihaft, nel6e er btsber
ihmGbli6 uernahlGiiigt bate. Gr be.
g~leitete INNER gpa uno ieine S6De.
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ourit in gc5ug auf ibren 8nll, lire
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Sano belt. gr mar bel iolhen 8ele.
ge1heiten bon merfmiiroig ihpahem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rpeldles cine
Grfldrung Der geringiten gln5elhei.
ten nothlg ma6te unb Ieinem i6ulo.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

SUPREME COURT,
Members of the Greater Chicago
Federation plan to carry the land con-
tract Of the South Park commission
ers with the Illinois Central railroad
to the U. S. supreme court.
"The contract is all right, said
Henry L. Lee, addressing the fedora
ton yesterday, except that it is
steal and the men who are behind it
are thieves.
'"This contract takes strip of land
five miles long, averaging 500 feet
In width along the Chicago lake front,
and gives that land away, hands it
over as a free gift to the Illinois Cen
trail.
Outside of stealing millions of dol
lars worth Of land away from the
people of Chicago, the contract is all
right"
Lee spoke to an audience of dele
gates from the North West Side Com
mercial assn, civic clubs, neighbOr-
hood improvement ass'ns, taxpayers
clubs, who are combined in the.
Greater Chicago Federation Lee is
the consulting engineer. of the feder-
alton. He has during the past three
years appeared before city council
committees in Chicago, the Illinois
legislature at Springfield, the inter
state commerce committee of the U.
S. congress at Washington, and at a
special hearing at Washington last
year called by the secretary Of war.
Lee went into the history of the
contract, repeating the statements
and charges which he made in a
signed article in The Day Book few
months ago. He said that powerful
business interests continue to use
their influence to keep the public
IL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

oAI bOS1INESS MEN buJ
the federal government, the land still
belongs to the people. We HAYES
fought a winning fight. The city,
council has refused to recognize the
contract. The secretary of war has
said repeatedly that he will not sign
permit for harbor constructions
validating this contract until the peo-
pie of Chicago through the city countb
Gil have notified him they want ttAer
deal to go through egnsb
Judge Lockwood HonOre, it, is
true, gave an opinion that the con+1
tract is legally valid. The South Park
commissioners are appointed byrtheE
circuit court judges. When his OwnIa
political children brought contract
before him, Judge Honore confrmedo
it. rs asvy
''The South Park commissioners
are well known for their close assoot
citation with the stockyards interestsr7f
And the Chicago Junction railway, [
owned by the packers, needs trackager
on some of the land given away in
this contract. On OF
''The loop trust press, the AssoyoL
citation Of Commerce and the GitgO
Plan Commission are all for this cenys3
tract. The trust press is for it beut
cause big business wants it. The AS
sociatiOn of Commerce says whateveRt
its executive committee says. Theet
City Plan Commission, too, is in favo0it
Of boulevard links, dinky subWaKsI
and anything else that big businesst
wants. E
CAS- it stands now, the deal is stOpsd
ped. We can hold it for years. Some
day we may get mayor or a governs
nor, perhaps, who viii have neEEG0
enough to drive nail through it,andtj
stop it for all time. In the meansi
time, we must carry the case to thBi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

Dr. T. NJ. Haskins. member of the
Board OF Control OF this city. arrived
home last evening from a short visit
10 Huntington. where he went on bus
/ mess connected with his hospital
To an Intelligencer reporter ne said .
II am amazed TO find publications
In the Wheeling papers supposed 20
represent me as being favorable 10
4 the Smith bond issue. I have never
l been In favor OF the proposition To
spend $50. 600 for the smith filtration
plant / think Il Is the height OF folly
Ond stupidity for the people OF Wheel.
3 ing TO vote that amount OF money for
[ this system. and / have no hesitation
Z in saying so. In order 10 make my
I position clear I wish 10 20 be distinct
/ ly understood / have not actively op-
posed This bond issue made my
| fight against the Smith filtration plan
a year ago. and / said then ] intended
to make no further fight. 10 was up
10 the citizens. and 10 b. up 20 the Cltl-
zens OF Wheeling now So far as ! am
concerned, IN they wish 20 assume this
enormous debt and put In the Smith
RtrauOu system. I make no protest.
end / intend 10 make none. In fact
would not have given this interview
if my position had not been dcliber-
ately misrepresented. I have thus FAR
not written a word or published "A
statement concerning this proposed
bond issue. but ! cannot allow myself
TO be represented as being I'm favor OF
the enormous expenditure for this
system without saying a word 10 make
my position clear.
Il repeat. therefore. that ] believe
that the vote for this bond issue
would be a tremendous mistake.
believed that the vote for the smith
plan year ago was a great mistake.
and have not changed my conviction
I'm the least
In regard to the interview alleged
10 have been given by me 90 the
Wheeling Register on July 10. 1914,
can only say that have no memory
OF having made such statements. ~
made al that time. they did not accu-
rately represent my views. / meant
10 say then. as ! mean 20 say now. that
B did not Intend 20 actively oppose any
filtration bond issue that ] felt that
had done my duty in making a fight
and thereafter ] would continue no
further opposition.
THAT is still my position. but I can
not let myself be- represented TO the
public as actively fsyOriug "a PROPOSE
tlon which ] believe 20 be unF0und.
both from a financial standpoint and
from q scientific standpoint. More
over ! am amazed that even the des-
perate promoters who are back of
the Smith system bond issue should
try 20 represent me as believing I'm
q thinc which ] have repeatedly op-
posed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WAsHABLE GLACE CAPESKINS-

a smart trotteur glove; in sand putty and
biscuit; a $50 value Observation-Disclosures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
IbHfSdaG FrTday and
Saturday

WONENS DRESSY Glaze GLOVES n
2-ciasp; black, white and tan; an excellent ~
make Of light weight kid; regular 81 90. PAIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
Whoopinq Couch.

About a year ago my three boys
had whooping cough and found
Chamberlain Cough Remedy the
only one that would relieve their
coughing and whoopinr spells. I con
tinued this treatment and was sur
prised 10 find that IL cured the dis
ease I'm a very short time" writes
Mrs. Archie DRlrymple. CrooksyilIe.
Ohio. For sale by all dealers.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
HASKINS NAILS
A SMITH LIZ
CARD REPRESENTING HIM AS "a
VORING The $4,000
BOND ISSUE

Is False In Every Partieular-Hss
Made No Fight and Will Make
None. but Believes Issue
Entirely Wrong
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
RHINESTONE SLIPPER BUCKLES

In square and oval; wanted article TODAY
were $500 down to SI5O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
RIBBONS-MOIRE WITH SATIN-

In iuil quota Of colors; fine width for hair
bow, sash and girdle; worth and sold for go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WHEELING NEEDS FILTRATION

But Wheeling don't need To-
pay three prices for an inferior
filtration system A well system
suitable for Wheeling needs. such
AS MOundvilie has, can be- put I'm
for Sl15.O00 Beat the $50 900
issue, and put in the well system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
WHITE MILDLY DRESSES

OF galatea; sailor collars. laced front. white
tape trimmed; 20 o year sizes; buttoncd on
skirt; very neat and practical. .............
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
CHHDREN'S BRAIDED STRAW HATS-

ln white and preferred colors. velvet and
other ribbons for trimming; we're up 20 81 90
and up 90 S15O. ....................
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13
GOAT. CREPE AND PIN SEAL PURSES

NlckIe mounted panner and double handles
smart pouch and other shapes. MORE lined
we're ST 29 and $50 .....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-13

The Azores Islands report serious
shortage Of wheat
The Denver star., 1915-09-11
JONES FUND. HELP! HElP!!
AEIp!!! FoRTY-FoUR DOLLARS
FROM HOME. GRAND MASTER
GIVES distress SIGN

Titus S. Rector. Grand Master of
The Masons. who is honestly and free
ly discharging his Masonic duty to
humanity. is making an appeal for
S44. balance of the 5000 which is nee
essary to be raised to properly take
the Jones murder case to the Supreme
court of Colorado. Already the exc,
cntion of the sentence has been
the evidence, 151 pages, has been
the evidence. ISL pages. have been
filed. Now the Briefs must be filed
at once and money is necessary for
heir printing. Let everybody help to
make up the $44 balance. The Minis
terial Alliance. through Rev. Washing
ton, Is assisting. Will those who
pledged some money pay part or all
OF their pledges?
Jesse B. Wilson 81 90
The recent donors to the Jones
(und are Messrs.
VIM. Parks Observation-Disclosures. so
and Lilly Art Club ...........$4.0 90
More money is needed to print the
briefs for the Supreme court. Please
help by sending T. S. Rector your
check.