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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
FEATURE MATCH
In GOLF TOURNEY
WILL BE PLAYED TODAY BETwEE1
GARDNER AND NEARsToN
Play Yestsrday brought Out Two Heart
Breaking Battlos-8tnnd-
iah Oafeatad

DETROIT. Mich, Sept. 2-Twj
heart breaking battles which resulted
In the defeat Of Detroits star survivl
ors, were sparkling incidents today|
In the third round OF match play for thd
national amateur gold championship
the west are left TO complete In nd
semi-hnals tomorrow.
Max r. Marston OF Springfield, ". ].
and Howard h. Lee, Of Detroit. claimed
n double distinction They played thd
poorest golf but took part In the Ions
est and most desperate match. Marstof|
after seemingly beaten on the hoIns
stretch. came up from behind and
wrested victory from his opponent 81
Of Detroit after being FAR behind sher1
~ sherman. OF Utica. compelled thd
New Yorker TO play 50 holes before the
o Chicago and Yale former nat iona
wheaSto Sp' NJ fearful bsssSTtiznssr-tSa
whitney. OF New orleans. lost to IoSa
O. Anderson, Of Mt Vernon. N. T.. I'd
Feature match Today.
Tho semi-nuals tomorrow will brine
together Gardner and Marston. In what
- expected 90 be the feature match
anderson VIII oppose sherman. The
mcnt. viii have his nrst opportunity ID
complete IN a contest Of national inter-
s,snd,sb o v SSeis rive manner In which
favoritc today. sawyer too. had been
I'D hoodoo which has staiked after ' ths
leading title hunters since Monday, was
lon their trail this afternoon.
Afternoon Cards.
Gardner. - up In afternoonJ=
In 1900.
2f S9' 49, s-H
Gardner won. and O.
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PrRArEs sLAua4rrann-

PITTSBURGH, Sept 2-st. Louis de-
teated Pittsburgh 10 2 here to-day in
a game featured by loose work on the
part Of the locals. Doak for the visit
Score: ~ n ~
81. Louis .o2122OOOO
-. 000OOl- II 8
Cooper and Gibson. Murphy Two base
hits; Butler, Miller. Bethel Three base
hit: Kelly. Sacrifice hits: Bescher. Sny-
DER. Doak. Sacrifice fly: Carey. Stolen
bases; Butler. 2; Long. Wilson. VIox.
Bases on balls: off Doak 4: of Kelly.
2. struck out; BY Doak. s BY Kelly a
Umpires: O'Day ana ouigley.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
M'AULEY AND SIGLIN
I've Former rouurHtowu Central League
NlaVerH Are vow hctinF A. maruiara
On The Pirate Team

Paddy -irlu nud Jimmy MrAuInr.
SECOND hHeHwau run ahurI stop. rraror.
NNFIN nf fNo NOunuHfuuu Central
league icnm haVH reported fo the rir-
HIHH IuIurinH fr NInN and Johnston
rffr.d thr FitIshurFh management 10
recall tne tun lnfirlders auourr Than
VAS expected
MrAuirT IH rluNiur short and gIaffn
nM rH"nnd f1 fnhr fne place nf Warner.
700 vas shifted I0 nrsf to replace John
HfOu Hnn NaH been Injured and Won
injury.
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INDIANS DEFEATED.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-st Louis went
back into sixth place by defeating CIeve-
land to-day; I 10 ?. Two wild throws
snutouL score; X. n +.
Batteries: Jones. Brenton and O'Neili.
Lowdermilk and Severoid. Two base
hits Walker. Jacobsen. Stolen base:
Evans. Sacrifice hits: Graney Evans.
Jacobsen. Lavan. Base on balls. off
Jones. /: off Brenton, 2; off Lovvder-
milk, T. Struck out: BY Brenton 3: by
Lowdermilk. s. Passed ball. O'Neili.
Ompires; Connolly and Wallace.
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sHAwKEx WON DUEL.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-shawkey
emerged victor over Harper In a pitching
duel here to-day, New York defeating
Mashingion by ! 20 O. Score: r. II. y.
20 o 10000 1
Batteries: Shawkey and Nunamaker:
Harper and Williams. Sacrifice hits:
Cook, Acosta. Hartzel. Bases on balls .
OFF Harper. 2: off Shawkey. l. Struck
out: BY Harper, 4: by Shawkey. 4 Tm-
pires: O'Laughlin and Hndebrand.
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IHrERSATIoNAL LEAGUE.

~ Jersey city. r. IL T.
Montreal .O023O12OO- "a
Jersey city ....1 0O0 n 10 o. 10 A
Dowd aud Madden: Ring. Brucke and
SchWgrt.
~ Harri sburg. r. n T.
Rochester ......20fe 30O01-g Is
Harrisburg -...003 0D2N- 10 =
Herche End Williams: Lee. Chabek aud
Heckinger
A. Providence (ist game) n. u. T.
Euffalo .... % o 90 O O.
Providence .1 900 00OO0- .
Cav and OnsloW; Ocschger and Haley
second game; r. "a. +.
Providence 30 90 5000 90 o o
Bader and Onslow; Pennock and Casey.
At Richmond:
Toronto-Richmond game postponed:
rain.
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Second dama


Philadelphia 900 O1oO18s q
New York o o %
Batteries: Alexander and Killiker:
MatheWson, Schupp and Wendell
stolen base: Stock. Sacrifice hit: Whit
ted. Sacrifice flies: Becker KfiIifer
bases on balls: on Alexander J. Struck
out: BY Mathewson. 8: Alexander Z
lmpires. Klein and Emslie.
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The Hodshon and Belmont teams VIII
play sunday afternoon At 2 O'clock on
the Belmont grounds. All the Hodshon
members are requested 10 be az the Hold
shon hat store at $40 o'clock sunday.
morning
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HBILBRONER HERE
Chfsf nEecutive o. Centra1 r.earu-
an Ciuta afuiicd Throurh =

President Louis WrIIhronrr OF fns
Central Baseball Ifarue spent yesfer-
laE in Wlgeunr BE- held n conferences
local club &c which time they discuss.
"a matters rorfalnIng fo the naaf aaaanr
and plans Tor 1910
PRECEDENT MrIinrnufr came 90 this
rIfN. aa a. Die CUSTOM. fO visit each town
ln TIRE circuit 90 fnc close OF fhr rnaaon
Ne said that aI clubs in tha Circuit
haI pulled through fnr season and that
De thnuEnf enc finish Of the central
i.caGur race vas one 90 the best be- Rad
ever seen
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Organization OF Football Team VIII NJ
Effected This Evening.

A meeting Of the G. a. e. football
players will be held this evening al The
home Of a. Wellar for the purpose 81
organizing football team for the com
ing season. All the old PLAYERS ana
new ones wishing a tryout are urged 10
attend the meeting this evening
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BIRDONNA WAS A
DISAPPOINTMENT
PAvozTTE IN cLAEKs8URo RACES
EAb1LX DEFEATED BY
KANSAS HORSE
was Property OF shsrtn Stout and Back
cd Heavily By the Crowd-Rac-
ing Gard Bxoollsnt.

Special Dispateh to the 1nteingeneer.
ClsAkkSBUkG. W. Va. Sept. L.
on the 2 $40 stake pace AZ today's meet
Ing q the Central West Virginia fair
when a fsyorite sheriff Ross n. stout's
By May z. PICK. a bay mare owned BY
J; A. Anderson. Of Burlington. Kansas.
also a favofite. Great hopes were cent
cred on Birdonna by local folk by rea-
son OF her performance in defeating
MAY y PICK and winning similar
Although Lou Jennings was the favor
tie IN 2.lb stake trot, Binviilc pushed
her dangerously close and came near
setsti,nag the race. Summaries;
Lou Jennings. br. m BY Todd
Binyiils' b.. by Binfolia Grip ! !
layton p; bg., BY Harry Nc
Legal Guy. 81 By Guy Az. . :
worthy Packer ........... go 4
Time; 2.i2h. 212L 2.12tk. 212G
Pearl carter rm. BY Blue Point
Mack T.. bs, by hydrogen =
Elsie s. SIN, by sydney prince z 2
SILVER Brush. So, BY bobby .
Time. iiSE. ai54. a.ish =
2.io pace stake $1,000.
Meyp- q. Pick. BIN, BY snkwood
.r-rTedslli, bg.. By, TreEantle oHayj "a 5
,eGils tR5en9en) ...s............. asa
mond tNickersofl -. taa
Hirdonna. hH.,. by. Don tstouu ... 50 4
Time 2f0h 110L G10h
special l.la pace. purse fg0os
Bonnie Cope bm- BY Cope ,Ray) IL
gfieeyssl "a. 80. -. ...-.... at4
Lady fNandc. hu.. by Alawando
,rackep ..........: 49,. ....-. tbz
,o.co9nsr ,Ksrn.j 49,. 5a6
Msymors ,Rouschl IT., ss3
Time 2.iIa ltba. 4l6h
rive nile motoroycis race, purse 500.
Earl Frum fEEcelai0rl won
r. Hartley Irdi1nI second
". " ours flndinnI and charles
Erum fErcelsiorl divided thlrd and
fourth moneys
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"Forel" shouted mo d-ifer. ready TO
play
But the woman on the course paid
mo- attention
'Forc' he repeated. with not d be-
more effect than the nrst time.
Try her with Three ninetv.eirht. s
suggested he partner. "She may -
one N these barEaln.counter dsnds -
Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
BIG CROWDS AND FINE RACING
AT THE BELMONT COUNTY FAIR
sAoW TzIs YEA8 u GREATER
T4AH EvEE AND TRACK ONE
or IKE BEST.
To-day = the mig Day ana a. n Expected
Many VIII Attend-rins
Program Arranged.

special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
ST. CLAlRsvILLE O.. Sept. 2--Over
1000 people were IN attendance at the
second day OF the Belmont county fair.
new national pike. which Was opened FOR
the first time to-day. Ideal weather
made ma The racing card GOOD. The favor
their worth. In the 2:30 pace. Grace. a
bay mare owned by n. l. Kedrtck. of
This horse was considered n rank out
slider and no hopes were held by its own
err that she would even finish. But
across and took first money.
Nancy Stair. winner of the free-for-
second behind the track record Her
time In the second heat OF the race was
z:l5h. while the record Is AJAX. The
were slow and lifeless. Mckinney Z
easily won the $50 pace.
No balloon ascension was made by
accident put an ende 20 his flight as
preparations were being made for II.
zanisy Chief Timer.
y. T. Hanley. OF Wheeling, was the
stand made announcement Inviting
all the belmont countians TO attend the
said that the fair would be the best and
biggest that has been held for years
and that no intoxicating liquors would
be sold on the grounds.
This evening a dance was held on the
fair grounds and was largely attended
Meister.s orchestral OF Wheeling. fur
ntshCd the music.
Better racing and a large crowd are
expected tomorrow. The fair this year
i without a doubt the best that has
been held In Belmont county for years
Following aree the results OF the races:
as2o rrot. Purse $500.
Mckinney G, b. m, (by Wal
lace Mckinney &. Il.
Marsh. OF Washington -. 1
King J.. b. g., (by ANtelD. q.
NJ y Urban, GAINESVILLE. 81 2
seniD. q. G. Pipe. Mounds
Irene s. b. m. CjBionteoj. j. .
&. Brown. Steubenville. 3 3 4
Macy Coney. b. m. (Judgc
Soneyl. l. NJ. Morgan. of
Time; s.sIE:2:so: s:3sI: s.2s. .
2;3o Pee. Purse $500.
cT sSsj. r + nj /. k lShsssy
BoDbie X. b m. (Bona-
xitchl, Ed; Redman.
Me dsRsST'''e b - o. q }
Smith. Woodsfieid OIL = J
Daso. b. -. UtheraD. Doc
hardong, Lippeeanoe.O. ? , 70.
turber end MAY Dillon also started
Time. 2;2Sh; 2;2iit; e:20h; 2:22E;
Frse-for-An Pace. Purse $500.
Nancy stair b. m (Solid
Brooke). John Eberiy. Bealls-
RoN Meaicy. b. & doe Tanner).
John Dean. Film Grove. ". Va >
Grace Clay. b. m. &C.. q ClayD.
J. G. Brown. stcubcnville. > }
Boner Boy. b e. tBoncr) G.. ).
Pipe. GAINESVILLE .....-.-.
Time: 2:i7i: 2:is4: s:isis.
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Two base hits; Wit. Burns, Weaver.
Russell. Three base hits. NurphV
collins 2, Jackson. Sacrifice hit: J. Col
hns. Base on balls: off James 3: Rus
sell Davis i. Struck out; by Oldham
q Davis /. Empires: Evans and Chill.
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AMERIcAE AssooIAr1oE.

Vile. q
Al Observation-Disclosures city. 2. Min
neapolls. g.
Al ndianapolis-indiana 10.
Cleveland. 0.
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ERRATIC PLAY In
TENNIS TOURNEY
PROGRESS OF TIM FAvoETrEs
But Thrills Were LAeking-wuliAms
And Mclaughlin Both win
Never IN Danger.

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. Sept. Err
ratio play on the Fart OF the leading con-
lenders Tor the title was the outstanding
feature OF the third round Of the ma
tional tennis championship singles tour
n9ment ON the courts Of the West Side
conditions were favorable for the fastest
kind Of court work and the largest gall
lery or the week was on hand TO APP
ploude every winning stroke Of the play
ers. the general form was not as high
as in the earlier rounds.
While there were no upseta TO check
the progress Of the favorites there was
an almost entire abser so OF the senra-
tional tennis that 80 thrilled the spec
, a. r. @t Wednesday, matches =. N0r-
adelphia, the playing through champion.
asIsated Walter Merrill Hal, % New
McI.ouSbi,p ~ san tragc,.c,, MS rba =, y.
tured two legs on the champion bowl in
lslz and 1913 won from Leonard Beck
arr Behr. OF New YORK. disposed Of Ron,
ert Leroy. also ~ New York IS 60.
50. 50, W. ". Johnston. OF San Fran
s issSs put out D. wa tiers % New Or
Griffin. Of san Francisco. eliminated a
facihc coast team-mate In Ward Daw-
son. Of Los Angeles. IS. rs. SO.
Hsvsr IN Danger
without exception the visitors we're
never Ia danger - being defeated. aud
this fact may have had something 10 40
with the erratic standard 81 play Of sew
in the semi-finni round This vas par
ticulariy true Of both williams and Nc
LouEhlin. The former started like a
whirlwlnd against Hall. slumped badly
IN the third set which he lost and won
The powerful New YORK expert. Who
sationSi hve-sst battle ysstcrdsy. show
ed the effect o. this rrueliinE match
but made piucky struEEio against the
McLouahiin urpsrfms,stsnu
The wide Euf that separates Mc-
Loughlin and Heckmnn in he ranking
on The turf The femous condueror ~
Hr00kes Hnd Wnding appeared 10 b. er-
perimentinF with g mixture n net and
not w 70 Re forn' that bss made him
invincible in past years His judgment
Ssttsd bois XII .sr &c .r5 1 r.,9 en-. 9 g
surprising manner. IN addition 90 hav-
ms n number of foot faulte recorded
sisgsisb ~ Ss.n sse.s,or va s.- s.in9
Dc proved entirely too fast and clever
Furuishsd aurprfss.
n u prfi ard W. AZ Waahburn fought
Out three closely contested sets every
ore of which vas won 81 the former
~ eastern tennis pcli he'd his strokes
WORKING In splendid faHhion and held
IT,. ,..,,.. !. q. ~. all
changed hia methods % stack several
fiwFH ln nu effort fn hrrnk fHrnurh
TrlHH superior game
A. result 81 tho opening rouud ~
the IutrrarhO' raflr cham uinnrhIu finals.
tHr winners ~ Four % the larger eastern
university tournaments will meet to-
wnrruw fn decide tho uuir fhnf will cnu-
pete Tnr fhe 1876 tlfie. sidney ThaVer.
Harvard. viii play O. a Garland H a
IHrurk mnrfuu. Princeton. opposes M. Do
IfnrIuH. HruuHNlNunln
The program Tor tn-mnrruw'a play in
che national utular play will hrlnn to.
rnfnnr frlfNn ana law Johnston ard
NDnr. Williams and hnnur. luddlfr nnd
Rand Hunter and Ffaffmun. Mcfourh.
in and Alexander. Prentice and Wrieht
and rcll and Bull.
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Two base hits; Fletcher .Paskert
stolen bases; Doyle 2 Robertson
Thorpe Bases on balls: on Tesreau. 2,
Chalmers. 2. Struck out. BY Tesreau
10; chalmers, .Umpires; Klein and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
CASTLE WINNER
In The SINGLES
WRIGHT HUous FAILS A vrcrrM In
THE SEMI-FINALS AT
RArRMoNT.
Finals win He Played IN the Doubles
both Men and Mixed
TO-DAY.

Finals win he Played In the Doubler
10th Men and Mixed
To-day.
Special Dispatch To the 1ntelligencer.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Sept. Castle
won the singles In the Fairmont tennis
tournament to-day when ne defeated
ireanor In three fast sets for the sim
giles honor. The doubles were plaVed
through the tri finals and some good
play was witnessed. The scores:
Mems Singles; rri Finals.
Castle defeated Hugus. Ga. So
Treanor defeated Drennen. 6-3, a-6. Ga
Finals.
Castle defeated Treanor. Go. 4-6, Ga.
Mems Doubles, Third Ronud.
Raymond and Colborn defeated Grimes
and Heintzelman. 60. GO.
Read and Pardee defeated Fleming and
Mixed Doubles, Third Round.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pylcs. 6-2 6-3
Miss Liggett and franzheim, i6-3 4-6. 60
Miss Liggett and Hugus defeated Miss
Pcwbles and McLain. Ga. Ga
To-morrow's Program
Semi Finals, Mems Doubles.
Hugus and Beattie ". Castle and
Treanor.
Hsymond ana colborn vs.. Read and
Pardce-
MIXED Doubles.
Miss Watson and COlborn vs. Miss
Miller and Raymond
Miss knight and Mr.. Bowie vs. win
rers OF above match.
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ExEIzITIoE DANES.


~ Harrisburg. r. u D.
Cincinnati fND..1 100000 FL &
Hsrris'r finJ 10000 121s-f no 4
Lear. Cochran. McHenry and Won KoI-
nitz. Schacht and Reynolds
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DETROIT. sept. e-ChicaEo lost its
final 1915 game on the Detroit field to-
uay, 70 As In several previous COZ
ligerr started TO hit its pitcher. Civ
ing an awful exhibition OF kicking btints
anu proving the ball away. In the see
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Philadelphia
today recovered the ground lost in its
pennant night here yesterday by taking
TO ..
Tesreau pitched fine ball for New
York In the first gabe striking out ten
men. getting Luderus three times. How
ever. Philadelphia punched three OF
their nNe hits In the fourth inning. and
aided by an error by Doyle. which let
In two runs. scored three times. In the
second game Alexander won a specta-
cular pitchers battle from the veteran
Mathewson. Scores.
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FEDERALS


nesterday-a Results.
Baltimore 2; Brooklyn l.
81 Louis 9, Pittsburgh g.
Newark .. Buffalo J.
Chicago s.: Kansas City ?.
Today's Games.
Chicago az Kansas city
ST. Louis az Pittsburgh
Baltimore AZ Brooklyn
Newark at Buffalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
TIGERS
TAKE FAST CAME or srAsou
<6on WHITE 8ox on TIE DE
rHorr oEoUEDs.

Went To Pisces when rtxsr. ussr-a
Soc Wins From Athlstfcs-Yauf.e-
shut Out ssnators-Indfans
Lose.
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restsrday's Recruits.
Boston ;; Philadelphia 3.
Ne" York /: Washington o.
Detroit 3: Chicago g.
81. Louis 4. Cleveland .
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Fivs nile motorcycles race. purse 500
Earl Frum iENcelsi0rl won
~ Hartley ffndianI second
". W ours fndinnI and Charles
Erum fErceleiorl divided thlrd and
fourth moneys
J. q. Hendrickson fENcefsiorl ffth.
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roday's Games
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
Detroit at 81. Louis
New York az Washington
Cleve-Chic. not scheduled.
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roday's Games.
Brooklyn at Boston
Philadelphia at New York
81. Louis at Cincinnati
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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QUAKERS
mo BOTH ENDS or a DoUB-
LET Prom GIANTS
Both Contests Exciting - supsrbas
Slaughter the Bravss-cards no
Likewise 20 Pirates.


rssterday's Results.
philadelphia 3; New York 4.
-Philadelphta ?. New York 0.
Brooklyn 10. Boston I.
ST Louis .; Pittsburgh 2.
Ctncin- Chic. not scheduled
First game. Second game.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08
In the Society Islands.

Pigs represent kind of concrete
idea of position among most OF the
natives of the Society islands. These
animals, in fact, are just as carefully
nursed as children Only male pigs
are esteemed, however, and are tied
all their lives to a pole under little
roof, while the sows run wild.
The pigs are ca. efully fed writes
Doctor Speiser, but this. their only
pleasure, is spoiled by constant and
terrific toothache, caused by cruel
man, who has a horrible custom of
knocking out the upper eyeteeth of
the male. The lower teeth. finding
nothing to rub against, grow to a sur
prising size, first upward, then down,
until they again reach the jaw. grow
on and on, through the cheek, through
the jawbone, pushing out few other
teeth on the way. Then they come
out of the jaw again and curve a sec
ond, sometimes a third, time. If the
POOR beast lives long enough.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08
HAD TO HAVE MORE ROOM
Wobbly Man Needed Extra Accommo-
dation Before He Could Really
Enjoy Seeing Play.

During the run of a play in New
York last winter wobbly person tee
tered up to the box Office one Satur-
day night when the place was packed
and demanded a good seat.
Nothing left except standing ROOM
said the box-office man. Sell you
standing room for dollar
The wayering one produced dollar
and went inside. But so many gen
eral admissions were grouped at the
rear that over The intervening hedge
Of heads he caught only vagrant
glimpses of what was going on upon
the stage.
He foggily considered the situation
for spell. Then he rocked his
weaving way back to the box-offi ce
window and put a second dollar on
the shelf.
Gimme nozzir one of them standin
rooms" he ordered; cant see the
show at all If you only got one. Sat
urday Evening Post.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08
hiQh Finance.

Henry, DEAR announced Mrs. Cp.
to-date, Il guess you will have to ad-
NIT that | am pretty good business
manager after all. took Willie with
me to the movies this afternoon and
as it was raining when We came out
OF the theater, gave Willie ten cents
car fare and had him hurry home and
get an umbrella for me. In that way
l saved my new hat from being
ruined"
"Uh, huh" replied Mr.. Up-to-date,
Yes, see, my dear: but why the
Sam Hill didn't you both ride home for
your ten cents in the first place."
Henry. You-boo hoo-you never
give me credit for anything l do
Judge.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08
Cyrolite,

Cyrolite is sodium and aluminium
tiuoride that crystallizes in the mono.
clinic system. 1t is an important ore
of aluminium, and is used in the man.
ufacture of alum, sodium hydrate (for
making soap), sodium carbonate and
other salts. 1t is also employed in
making opaque white glass, some
times called hot-cast porcelain, which
is said to be prepared by fusing to-
gether 100 parts of silicate. So parts
of dyrolite and Is parts of zinc oxide
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-08

Federal aid In the rebuilding of the
Galveston causeway, wrecked by the
recent hurricane. will be asked Of the
next session of congress, it was an
nounced by Congressman A. w.
Gregg OF Houston.
Governor Harris OF Georgia has re-
ceiyed a letter from a Troy, y. Y,
medicine company saying that as
result Of the lynching OF Leo NJ. Frank
no further supplies would he shipped
into Georgia until this brutal murder
is reyenged."
Two furnaces in the mill OF the
American Steel Foundry company at
Granite City. Ill, which has been
closed for nearly TWO years, were
started and 1.200 men were given en-
ployment. The company expects 10
start more furnaces soon.
The 1915 edition Of the Chicago city
directory will indicate population Of
900 .000, il was stated. The Johnsons
10. 900 of them-lead numerically,
as they have for the last two years.
and are closely followed by the An
dersons and the Smiths.
Governor Martin c. Brumbaugh Of
Pennsylvania approved woman suf-
frage in a speech at Denver. Il be-
lieye women in Pennsylvania will be
given the right to vote after the next
election" he said. Il believe they
should he given the ballot"
The machinists employed in two Of
the shell departments at the Brooks
plant Of the American Locomotive
company at Dunkirk. y Y. which is
turning out shrapnel for the allies,
went out on a strike. The men de-
nand increases in wages.
Announcement was made at Los
Angeles that Ben Bolt" carrier
pigeon. had established a new long
distance flight of approximately 2,200
miles, from No-walk, o, 10 Los An
geles. It made the trip in FIVE days,
nine hours, thirty-one minutes and
ten seconds.
The Seattle Evening Sun, which az
ter suspension OF several months, re-
sumed publication four months ago,
the employees having obtained posses.
sion of the plant by means of labor
claims, has again ceased publication
and a trustee was appointed to wind
up the affairs Of the paper.