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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is Hereby Given, That by viz.
tue of a judgment and decree in mort
gage foreclosure, rendered and given
by the District Court of the Sixth Ju-
dic,al District, in and for the County
of Burleigh and State of North Dako.
ia, and entered and docketed in the
office of the Clerk of said Court in and
for said County on the 9th day OF
April, 1915, in an action wherein G. B.
Little is Plaintiff and Pet f. Cochrane
and Leslie S. Hackney are Defendants,
in favor of the said plaintiff against
the said defendant, Pet r. Cochrane,
for the sum Of Seven thousand two
hundred seventy-one Dollars and IS
Cents, ($7,271.55), which Judgment
and decree among other things direct
cd the sale by me Of the real property
hereinafter described, or as much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
the amount Of said judgment, with in
terest thereon and the cost and ex-
penses of such sale, or SO much there
Of as the proceeds of, such sale ap-
plicable thereto will satisfy. And by
virtue of a writ of Special Execution
to me issued out of the office of the
Clerk Of said Court in and for said
County Of Bur,eigh and under the seal
Of said Court, directing me to sell
said real property pursuant to said
Judgment and decree, !, !. P. French
Sheriff CT said County, and person ap-
pointed by said Court to make said
sale, will sell the hereinafter describ-
ed real property to the highest bidder.
for cash, at public auction, at the front
door OF the court house in the city of
Bismarck, Burleigh County, and State
Of North Dakota, on the 10Th day of
May A. D. 1915, at 2 O'Clock p. m. of
that day, to satisfy said judgment.
with interest and costs thereon, and
the costs and expenses Of such sale.
or as much thereof as the proceeds of
such sale applicable thereto will salts
fy. The premises to be sold as afore-
said pursuant to said judgment and
decree, and to said writ. and to this
notice, are described in said judy
ment, decree and writ as follows, to-
wit: The northeast quarter (NEA)
Of Section 6, Township l41, North.
Range 80; an undivided one-half in
terest in and to the northeast quar-
ter (NEA) of Section 90, Township
Il39, North. Range 70; an undivided
one-half interest in and to the south.
west quarter (SWA) of Section 27.
Township 1913, North, Range 80; that
portion of the southwest quarter (SW
NJ Of Section 10, Township 1873, North
Range n. which lies east and north of
the Northern Pacific Railway right Of
way which extends through said quar-.
ter section, all west of the Fifth (5th)
Principal Meridian. in Burleigh Coun-
!ty, State of North Dakota.
j. P. FRENCH,
Sheriff Of Burleigh County, N. D.
H. G. BRADLEY, Attorney for Plain.
tiff, Bismarck. N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-08

The Rev. William Carson Shaw has
resigned as pastor of St. Peters
Episcopal church, Chicago, because
he says the life of a pastor in a
metropolis like Chicago is too wear
ing on ones nerves and physique. He
will seek a years rest in the Cana
dian woods with his family.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-08

Tribune want ads bring results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
POLLOCK FINISHES QUALIFICATION
ROUND WITH LOWEST SCORE. 1872

but which the French report says was
repulsed. there has been little dom.
beyond the usual artillery actions and
oombardment OF points Of eoneentra.
ton
This IL the second success claimed
Tor the Crown Prince In the Argonne
during the last few weeks. but. as In
the previous case. there IL n complete
conflict OF testimony between the two
headquarters. The Germans state they
took nearly 5000 prisoners while the
French. although admitting that their
line momentsrily gave way. declare
mat their counter attacks arrested
the progress OF the Germans and drove
them back.
There II no change reported on
either the eastern or Italian fronts.
while reports that Turkey In seeking
separate peace. that some change
In the Balkan situation is imminent.
and that the allies have made further
progress on the Gallipoh peninsula.
stil lack Official confirmation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
CREDENTIALS MAY
NOT BE NEEDED
BUT HAVE ALREADY BEEN FOR
WARDED TO Oh. A. L. CoYLE
AT TORONTO.
Word Reosivsd Yesterday That Ne L.
Being Hsid AZ German spy-MAy
he Practical Joke

d, although CHIEF Of Police Thomas Ley
land. has sent credentials 10 Toronto
anada. for pr. a. h. Coyle. friends ~
we local ply sician believe that his re-
ported detention A. a German Suy h. a
JOKE postcard was received bv Ur-
". . Heath. of Heltaire. q personal
friend of Ir. Coylc poatmsrked Toronto
Iauada. and bearing the following mes
SAGE Am IN Jail a. German SPY. please
send credentials from Wheeling -
l'r. 'oyle. Is an eye. ear. throat. and
nose Specialist with offices boz tho Eeg-
Lister building he left saturday Win
,arl Lang. Of the Germania bank. In In
automobile on fishing trip through
,anada. The postcard 81 yeaterda, n
me hrst intiwatiou of their uheroati1fif.s
TRENDS or the two men have had
Ut Coyle vas a soldier IN the Rover
renellion. and is not even German ~
descent pc and Sir Lang are both
practical l0kers BEFORE they left ne
CITY. friends advised them that fhgg
should get 81 sports from the local f.rIf-
81 states Commissioner. This thew
laughed A.. and local friends arc ~ fhe
opinion that the two mrn are trying fo
INL H Joke telegram waa received
.frL'fdh} from Toronto 90 the effect
inat no one hf thc name ~ C1vIo vas
under arrest there Nevcrf hrlosa fha rrr-
oentiaIs ore uu fhrIr way and u.Hrfrar
seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
STRIKE SERIOUS
Remington 90, Grants Eight Hour Day
But This win Not End Btrike-Sit-
uauon Further Complicated.

BRiuGEPOR. Conn. July If-WhiIe
some thousand mnchinista employed az
the Remington Arms company plant were
made Jubilant tonight by an announce
UNFAIRLY an eight hour work day without
reduction IN pay. n H. thought that this
action on the part Of the company will
not alter the present labor trouble
The struggle. according to the union
officials. viii be fought out on the orig
become members of either the machiniSt 4
or iron workers unions. The whole ques-
ton viii ne placed before Major " w.
feufield head 81 the company. tomorrow
m"ruluE. when committee Of mill
Wrights viii seek "a conference
The millwriEhts held a spirited meet
ing tonight and voted 20 adhere 20 their
action ~ Yesterday In going on strike
until the metal trades union b. given
Jurisdiction over them.
Further Complicated.
The situation was further complicated
tonight when. following r. conference of
Officers % wa1 intimated semi-offi-
enEin'rrs and members - tho sheet
metal workers union would strike to-
morrow iu HfmuafhN Wifh the iron
workers who went out Monday
Toe Nsmfnutru company issued a
rtateurnt minimizing the trouble and
BLAMING the various unions Tor the dis
rute The company declared the trouble
hidden influence e work which may
only b. ConfeUfursd
While dscuulrr 70 issue any state.
meut tonight Major Tendsld reiterated
bic belief that German influences were
back ~ fhr strike. while ON tho other
clared that such an assertion was n
Joke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
TEACHERS TO BE
NAMED TONIGHT
BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL ACT
ON MANY IMPORTANT
MATTERS.
Heport Expected Regarding Proposed
Island sehooi-Many ApoIlea-
tons for Prime palships.

A meeting OF the Wheeling BOARD
OF Education will be held this evening
10 act on some unusually important
subjects AT the meeting this even.
ing the committee on teachers and
schools VIII report. recommending the
teaching corps for the next term. and
this will be acted upon BY the board
IL IA animated that few changes in
the teaching force will BE- made since
II IL expected that most teachers OF
last years star will be returned I'm
usual interest il being taken because
OF the designations OF Prof. |. r. Ewinh
as principal OF the High school. and
Principal ID. T. Williams OF Madison
school. which will be presented 10 The
board al this meeting. II in under.
stood there are a large number OF an
pleauons for the principalship OF the
High school.
Prof Ewing is expected 70 be recorn.
mended as principal OF the Madison
school. although nothing definite can
be said. Other changes IN the an
pointment OF teachers will be neces-
sary. owing to the activities of .'Dan
cupid who has claimed some of the
tair ones for his very own. Miss
HELEN Memminger. former teacher In
the Clay school. and Miss Blanche
Brown. former teacher in the Center
school. are the ones claimed BY the
God OF Love.
A report Is expected from the Build
Ing and Grounds committee REGARDING
Madison school annex. The Islans
people wish TO have the Construction
OF a new school authorized and will
likely ask that al least half the amount
necessary be raised in the levy TO be
laid next year and the remaining half
TO be laid IN the following years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

~ PASO. Texas. July General
villa has evacuated Zacatecaa and Aruas
lal-ntes and bio next stand agai~gf
we Advancing carranza forces rrobsbiv
WI pc made a. Iurreon. according DO =
message received from Villa EeaIuu.r-
teTa 70 The front tonight
Ihe messaFe stated that the state gov
.llli1.hl el NafhtecaF had been moved 10
-omureretc. and that the CITY r1vr-r-
mlenf had been turned over to n resident
VINO nae never cepuured either the Villa
or |nrrnTEH cause
,tenffml bnrarou. farranEa commander
VIII have little fIfurulfv IH rairirr 30.
NeufeH. 10 o. believed
Villas retreat from hrr4a frff.-,fr-
We Lr 5000 order and Hia rrEarfaffnu
cn.t Dim huf two trains. one 10 u0rrfrf
shd tlr other m .urnflra according f5
fnnirh'. message Severe rrrr rTard
ltiInnH HnH .Hrr. boo which hIa frfnrfry
inuEnf hand fn hand with fFr ererr.s
Haf fed ihr retreat the message said
~ loffrnn if VIII Boo possible Tor Wills
Ln concentrate nj rrnnfnr force than na
Rad Hf AruHH CafrufsH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
WILSON'S REPLY
(continusd Prom Tirst P.r,,

10 the last German note on sun.
marine warfare. Il Il known that orr
Gals are Al work setting down views
on the situation in definite form Tor
presentation 10 President Wilson on
bis return. The general belief IL the
President will be here for a regular
cabinet meeting next Tuesday and
that he may bring with him from
Cornish memorandum or rough
draft 81 note 20 be sent 20 Germany
lie will exchange views first with
Secretary Lansing. who ~ IL believed
also has mapped out a draft Of a note.
Decision on the policy 10 be followed
probably will be reached Al the ca D..
net meeting and the new note NAV be-
completed by the end % next week
BEFORE the President returns. Count
Won Bernstorn. the German ambassn
dor viii call on Secretary Lansing q
explain az length the viewpoint Of HE
government The ambassador recon.
mcnded 10 his foreign office the m.
clusion In the last note Of these nara.
graphs expressing the hope that the
United states and Germany would
work together for the adoption OF The
principle ~ freedom Of the seas lie
places such significance on the o.
pressed willingness Of Germany 10 fol
low the lead ~ the United States ON
this question and thinks that the uav
i7 thOrOuEhly open for the United
States TO mediate the entire confro.
versy on rules of maritime warrar.
AZ they affect neutral rights The am
hassador DO is understood. believes his
government would accept n tender 81
good offices that had for Sc object
mediation az between Germany and
Great Britain where The riehts on rsu.
trails are involved. either in the car.
riaEe Of contraband or the safety of
passenger travel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
RIVERSIDE PLANT TO
BEGIN NEXT MONDAY

know the Riverside was going to
START"
When the first rumor was circulated
several days ago that the mill was TO
start. several hundred men. mainly
foreigners, drifted into Benwood. eN-
pecting TO get work. After remaining
In town for several days. many be-
came discouraged with the prospects
and packed camp for other points
All the former employees will re-
ceive their old places for the asking
This statement was made TO an Intel
EGencer reporter yesterday In the mill
town. The employment agency is pre-
pairing for the big rush which IL eN-
pected to-day. There will probably
be several hundred OF the city's un.
employed at the gates, asking for Jobs
which will not yet be created
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
ROBBERS ATTEMPT TO
ENTER WARWOOD HOMES

Ehhcrt homo chief ~ Police O. q.
RICE was noOIhcd. and In turn notified
y. l. Pool cuuodIau OF the ONO
county bloodhound Tho hounds we're
placed on the trail. but fhe sccut had
been destroyed by tho number of
PEOPLE frampIng over the ground
who're fhe robbers bad been.
The boldness of che would. ne rob
bcrs was remarkable Earlier In me
evening they bad been seen Dol the
rear n The home of Jacob Hilton. a.
4il Main street. Warw0Od. and also
near other houses There were Two
men. but a description could only Do
obtained ~ one This ono. DO is said.
was tail and wore broad hrlmmed
slouch haf
This attempted robbery IN Warwood
is only another move ~ tho hand 81
thieves thar Eae been working the
rural districts. b. L. believed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
BOY SUCCU MBS
TO INJURIES
wYLIE JONES DIED AT OHIO VAL.
LEY GENERAL HOSPITAL LAST
MIGHT.
Autopsy And Inquest VIII ne Conducted
This Moruing-AttemptedT To hide
Train, II IL Said.

Little Wylie VI Jones. hve-year-oid
son Of Mrs. Henry Runer OF No. 3s33
Chapline street. .uccunbed. last night
shorty after 10 O'Clock, at the Ohio Val
ley General Hospital. 20 Injuries sustain
ed Monday afternoon. when. 10 ~ said. he
attempted 10 steal a ride on passing
train.
An autopsy will he conducted this
morning at $50 o'clock By Drs. ". +.
Linsz and Charles n. Keesor. under the
direction OF Coroner Gala Mitchell.
who viii also conduct an inquest at
that time.
The little boy was playing about the
railroad tracks AZ Ford's crossing Mon
DAY afternoon. u was reported that he
grasped the hand rod Of freight car.
and was draHEed under the wheels His
feet we're horribly mutilated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
FURNACES WILL BLOW IN"
FIRST; OTHER PARTS
OPEN LATER.
Tube Department 20 Begin "In Part
August 3-Glsd News Officially
Announced Yesterday.

II was officially announced by
Thomas A. 5eattie. general man
aeer OF the Riverside Plant OF the
National Tube company. yester-
day afternoon, THAT the plant will
resume operations In part, within
the next few days.
Furnace A will blow In" Mon
day. July 10; Furnace 3 will
blow in. Wednesday, July ~:
the steel works and skelp mill will
start Monday, August 2, and the
tube works will start, in part,
Tuesday, August 3.
Official notice TO this effect was
received by Mr.. 6esttie yesterday.
Mr.. Beattie and other officials Of
the company refused TO discuss
the resumption other than 20 Of.
feislly announce the foregoing.
II was emphasized that the tube
mill will start only lin part"
However. u Is believed on the
outside. that the big plant will be
operating practically in FUR with
In few months.
The officials declined to state how
many men will be employed with boil
furnaces. the steel works and skeli
mill operating and the tube mill run
ming in part" When the plant g.
running at full capacity. Il employ
about 5000 men. II was stated tina
BY August I. fully 1000 men will b,
Al work and Il l. believed that wher
the tube mill starts. the number en-
ploycd will reach nearly 5000. Thi
could not be verified. however.
Rejoicing az Benwood.
Now that he smoke will once NOR,
pour from the stacks az the Riversid,
plant all the people OF Renwood ar,
rejoicing u was very interesting yes
to-day 10 note the expression tina
came over tho faces % many vheI
the news Of the certain resumption
was circulated The FIRST report O
the starting Of the mill came 10 IN,
Benwood city building. and within
i've minutes practically the entlr,
population was talking about 10 Nv
eryone who made a motion 10 speaI
was asked the question did yot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
stoooHoUNos RUSHED TO THE
SCENE But COULD NOT
FOLLOW SCENT.
boloness q Men Remarkable and
Cause Conaidsrabie Excitement
IN Suburban Town

a band OF robbers seemed 10 irr. H.f
Waru0od last night. finally endIuf up
in a bold attempt 90 rob the home OF
George Ebberts. on Ohio avenue rhe
flashing Of dark" lamp throuah Il win.
dow awakened Mrs Ebherts. about
midnight She in turn awakened nor
husband who procured bis revolver.
and took pot rhot Of the Intruder
from the window.
A. the SOUND ~ the sun the robbers
fled This. too. was signal Tor inc
population OF Warwood 10 rurb 10 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
WASHINGTON LODGE
Heptasophs HsId Annual outf,s 81,
WhselinE Pan Yssterday-Many

pc ennual oui-rE uf ffrntaaarra
HNlFe 10 .t4 ~ WreHirrtnr Oh HaIf
tended hN over three hundred rau.f.r.
Hnd friends ~ the order Tho rIrr.rr
~ hrrIFfI In Flu Grove over fIe u a
4 Special train. They were fN.r fraua.
ferrcd over the West NTrInia fraction
where bic basket lIrrlr aHa a...lr ..t
the lawn Tho NHirFt urHHf.fr. r.......
panied The delegation anil fIrrIaH.f fr.
special music fur fHn HHrUIrF Ur.rr..l
uhirh we rendered fHrIra fha rrf.r-
noon and evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
soSn PrroHrHo

TTTI T|T||T- Y T. TUTV TI.T"0
Nrarhrrr. fne former phflaHefuHIa NH-
fInraI pitcher. who was obtained fraHr
MANAGER Moran on an optional nrre.-
mnrf. pitched nn.HIf rH.rHn rnfnr fHr
HrnHIffurr against Toronto fn che Intel.
national league series today Rain fsfI
International throughout the CLOSING
InuiuE making Che Performance aW fHa
more rHmHrkHNIf Providence Won hV
only one rIr end uearHrer scored thai
fHIlN only 81 Iafauru faced him and
urIN one man reached fret. rHrnr Doe
'nnHn. drawing ire only uHna In the
rinfh inning LIluc vas out on or AL.
tempted steal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
sApErRs AT nEsrrra

Pred D.. Fur ~ enc security Trust
company IS o. Irvine ~ tho National
Rank ~ West virginia and Charles
TIW Grove. we're among the bankers nf
This district fn leave Co attend the
annual meeting ~ fhr West NIrrIrfa
bankers ArH0rIaffHu. this week La
White sulphur springs srrfnhrisr
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15

Mr.. and drs. John Enreuan Hopor.s
win Farewell Affair

Mr Hnf Mra John Enreuau. o. Park
Wow. were rendered farewell uarfr
b. Nr and Mrs. 4 o. Mrrarft ~ fbr
MrH1rfu residence last rFruinr
About 30 persons were present srF
fNn evening was most frUaHffuffv
spent NJ and Nrn EnFeman vfIf
leave ln r. few weeks FOR rrtrlif Mich
whore ST. EnFeman haa accepted m
lucrative position with the Mutual Elec-
trio company Of that clty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
BUSINESS AND FUN
FOR DELEGATES
ATTENDING ANNUAL SESSION or
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CONVENTION
frof O. o. Dhonau Delivers Several
1eotn,ssNhleot onioer and
Play BAH Game.

The second day OF the thres-dav A.
neti, session OF the West Virginia Fu-
neIh directors association was con-
tinued yesterday in the conventio, nan
OF the Hotel Windsor The grester
PAT, OF the morning session was devot D.
ed TO routine business receiving renor,.
OF various committees appiication ~,
membership and new business -"
Inc feature OF the session was the
Charles o. Dhonau. OF Cincinnati Wbc
discussed ~ some length the proper
m s seieh, INC WAYS In which TO prepare
The former part Of the afternoon s.s-
sion was devoted 10 election 81 o.
10 r. i3 F,, the ensuing suing year and delegates
Nention at san Francisco. cal a. ~
topper The election OF Officers follow;
-. ~. Mott. or Davis. Tucker county,
NJ Oakley. OF HarrisviIie. w l. Sohi.
a. 90! martins Ferry. was elected vice presi-
T Tas,, !" sveeeed Mr. Mott Frank r.
retary-treasurer. Members OF tbe 90
eutive committee were elected as fol-
J 4. McCabe. D. ". TornburF q II
hartlett and r. L. Cunningham. Dele
ges to the national convention fol
lows; Louis Bertchy. Wheeling. : q
nlsh. Cameron: Frank c. Schroeder
wheeling; and ". n. Lutes Of Nounds
vie. X. Watkins. Jr being a mem
VIII also attend.
Closes Today.
L1ster IN the Afternoon n base hall
SAnwn played on the Island Frounds
between the undertakers and saiesrns,
Ihe visiting ladies were given auto1,c-
pie rides through the interesting SEE
lions OF the city. ~
The banquet at the Windsor follo,,.s
oy dance, closed the day The soct,i
features were in charge Of a connmittec
composed Of Carl J. Kepner represent-
- the local delegation. r. T.. Cunnine-
ham. OF Fairmont representfns a. "a
v. p. a. and Frank T. Zook. renrcsc-,t =
Ing the travelling men
oday session will open a. a.an
o'clock with taking up ~ upft,tshcd
business. followed by an address nv =
~, Mott Of Davis; installation Of offi-
seiscton ot next meeting place
convention will close at noon conri,d-
Ing the biggest and best annual ststc
meeting ever held by the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
APPuALs PILED

Mike kurfed and several other mem
Side some time ago and Nurd boz police
court Ter gam bling MED appeals f0 tho
criminal court yesterday. The appeals
we're brought hy their Attorney Z n.
Royce The list includes Eliaa Michel
Frank Russ Mike koneod. circus Tahar
and Mikr Schubert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
Drawing for Flights.
UlHhffa draNaFfu.g w--.sf


ldght nights drawings resulted as
follows
First F1ight-A. S. FIenInE-John Ro-
mine c. Il. Campbeli-W. d stockley:
Julius Pollock-G. w Hewitt: j. w
Wells-Forrest Mcneil: W. h. Rownd =
George n. Watson: o. Rittenhouse-C. A.
Casey; w. y. Simpson-W r Wells; IL.
Bloch-G. I'D. Wincher.
Second E1ight-T. q. watson-s. r.
laughlin; T. W. Hawkins-A NJ. Ney-
man; 6. W. Bates-O. Il. sarter; ]. IN.
Lesh-E- J. stone; a. r Scott-W w. Hoi-
loway; ]. Goss-J. Ness Porter: J. Is
Gibbs,W. H. Gerwig: ID. A. Beatty-E. N.
Third F1ight-H. p. staiiman-B NJ.
hlldrcth or r. G. Jones. J. s Gibbs. Sr-
Wilso.: y. g. O-Conner-W. T.
Wells Jr.; J. y. stealy-c A. smith; z. r.
,ss.. tsvn-B. =. Mcl.uroi =. =. FROST
=. G. Jones or y. 81 fIiideth: frank
huEil-W. 2. Wilson. Jasper Baum-J. ID.
Fourth Flight-w. A. Vanoa-F w.
Lievsey: p q. Bower-C. G. Robb: Rob
ert Gass-J. A. Bloch: A. a. Nayior-
rank Waterhousc. T. 4. Pollock-B a
ltorncr. W. s. Brady--. a. 81 PAUL.
y. y Watson, Jr.. a. @. Hamilton r.
=. Alcshire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-15
Wheeling Players Leading.

That the Wheeling players proved
10 be the equals OF any In the state
yesterday IL shown by the fact that
four OF the first FIVE men in the first
flight are local men. Pollock. Bloch,
Campbell and Rownd are the men who
finished the two rounds OF the course
with the high qualifying scores. Pol
lock In reckoned as being one of the
best players in the state and many be-
lieve that he win win the title again
in this tournament. This would en-
title him TO the permanent ownership
OF the State trophy which IL offered
by G.. o. Watson OF the Fairmont
Country club.
This morning the real elimination
contests will begin when the players
in the four different flights will play
in teams OF two as they were drawn
last evening This will be one of the
first real trials of their skill and by
this evening they will have settled
down TO work and will be ready for
the fnal effort which will come Fri
day.
This evening. the handicap com
mittee will meet to make the tnal ar
rangements for Fridays play. This
evening win also mark the closing OF
the second days play and at least a
humber Of the players will have been
eliminated. Today. they will get
down TO real playing and with fair
weather II Is expected that some OF
the best scores on record In the state
will have been made.