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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07

the body are working harmoniously to-
gether, there cannot be perfect health.
In machine when one part rubs,
and produces friction or runs hard. an
extra strain is put on the rest and in
time when the friction causes the part
to wear out, the whole machine is use.
less So it is with the human body.
We need to look well to every part and
know that it is running smoothly. Pain
in any part is nature warning that
something is going wrong 1t is a
squeak in the machine. Something
needs iling-adjusting.
1t is just as easy to take Chiroprac.
tic adjustment as it is to oil a machine.
There is little or no scomfort-many
people like it-and there is absolutely
no danger. Made as they are, with
the hands alone, they are unlike the
medical methods of treating Results
are sure.
A Word to the Wise.
'Take time by the forelock.n
" An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound Of cure"
Don't wait until you are flat on your
back before calling your Chiropractic
Doctor. Do it now. IA stitch in time
saves nine" and stitch in your back
will mean nine more if you wait too
long. You will avoid much worry,
pain and suffering, you will save time
and money by calling now and having
an examination made. The back is all
the skilled Chiropractor needs to ex-
amine-nothing embarrassing and no
immOdest questioning. Consultation and
examination free.
Lady attendant. Office hours 1 to 5.
Other hours by appointment. Phone 416.
402-3-4, Hubbard Building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07

of the city library on January l, 1915,
was 1879; the total number of pamph-
let's, l395pand the total number of titles
in the school department was S792. The
total number of books in circulation in
the school grades on January /, 1914,
was all, and o1 January l, 1915, 5475.
The total number of books in circula-
tion in the high school for the year
1894 was 1920, and the average daily
circulation was 45. The total attend
ance at the high school library during
the ichool year 1914 was 3O,63l, and
the average daily attendance 100.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Hogs Are Steady.

Hogs comprised the larger part of
the 10 ears of stock received at the
yards yesterday and the bulk of the
Trading was also in this division. Tae
hog market ruled steady in spite of the
large run. One load sold at $7.l5. a.
nickel better than the previous day y
hree, but most Of the sales Of good
lght stock were at 81 and $7.05.
In the cattle market only odd lois
were handled and price conditions in
TINS line were unchanged. Sheep and
lambs were also traded in at former
prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Foreign Criminals Create
Havoc in Eastern Town

pittsburg Pa, Jan. 7-Following
threats that the town Of Williamsburg,
near here, would be burned unless the
police ceased their war on band Of
foreign criminals, fire there Of in.
cendiary origin caused 100000 dam.
age today An hour before the fire oc.
Cured, potrolman Snyder was shot
while frustrating the robbery Of big
jcWelry store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
ELIZABETH SELLWOOD
DIES AT AGE OF 6S

Portland, Ore, Jan, 6.--NTiss Eliza.
beth D. N. Sellwood, only daughter Of
the late James r. W Sellwood, and a
niece Of John Sellwood, founder Of
sellwood, died this morning at her
home at 737 East Madison street aged
6s years When only ten years Old,
Miss Sellwood came to Oregon with
her uncle and father from Mendon, H.,
whore she was born. The two families
settled near Portland, founding the
town, which bears their name. Miss
sellwood is survived by two brothers,
j. r. sellwood Of Salem, and T. r. A..
Scllwood, Of Milwaukee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Gibson Would Match RitChie
With Shugrue, Not Welsh

San Francisco, Jan, 7--"Rush your
lowest terms to meet Joe Shugrue "a
rounds in Hayana, Cuba February 98.
Only returned from Havana yestcr
day"
This was the text Of telegram rc.
ccivcd here this afternoon by Willie
Ritchic, former worlds lightweight
champion, from Billy Gibson, the New
York promoter
In reply Ritchic asked why Shugruc
had been named in place Of Freddie
Welsh as his opponent and stated his
Willingness to meet Welsh " sutsfu,
tory terms were Offered Ritchie ca.
pccted reply from Gibson Int today
or carly tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
x X X X X x 4 X X \ X
THE MARKETS


The Wholesale market in all lines is
at Il standstill. The reaction in wheat
in the Portland market rather steadied
the wnole grain market and prevented
any further advance in prices. There
was no change in the egg and poultry
quotations although the general tone
of the market was steady.
The wholesale price Of flour has
reached its top notch for awhile and
the same may be said of the retail price,
as valley flour remains at the regular
price Of $l.50 and $l.60 per sack.
In fruits, the prices remain the same,
with the exception Of lemons, which are
off 25 cents a box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Vegetable Trade Is Good.

Trade was brisk again in the fruit
and vegetable line ON Front street.
There was a fair supply Of everything
and prices held steady, A ear Of fancy
sweet potatoes was received and ear
of-lcttuce is due today.
The indications are that oranges viii
clean up closely this week before a
fresh supply is received. Prices are
flmer in the south and the market
here is steady.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
VICTOR POINT NEWS

Capital journal Special scryicc.)
Victor Point, Jan. 6.-Miss Edith Fox
left sunday to attend the Sacred Heart
academy Of Salem for the school year
Mr. Clay and Roy Darby were home
visiting II few days during the holi.
days
Marion Lewis has become member
f the N. =. baud, He will play alto
A new renter has moved om the Brin,
Hurst farm.
r. Doerflcr bought load Of beet
pulp, which be will feed to his valuable
cows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Poultry Is Scarce.

Receipts of poultry yesterday were
not equal to the demand and the S,rket
was llrm at the quotations printed
Buyers wanted chickens, and for the
best Offerings paid a premium. There
was also good demand for dressed
meats and prices were steady
Ihere was no further change in the
egg situation. The tone Of the marKet
was steady as the supply Of fresh Ore
gons was not heavy, Buying orders
from the north have temporarily ceased.
Butter aud cheese are holding steady
at prevailing quotations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Demand for Hons Is 1.arror

The demand for hops is much better
than It was at the close Of last weeh.
NO sales by growers were reported yes.
lerday, but several hundred bales of
mediums changed hands between deal
ers at . to Il cents, The market is
grades.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
San Francisco Markets.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 7.-Eggs-Se Selec!
ranch, 3ic; eastern Aprils, SOC.
authoritative Washington cream.
cry, bricks, 3lci do cubes, 3Ocj eastern,
bricks, 29c,
Chcese-Oregon triplets, l6c; limbur.
ger lscj domestic wheel, 23c; Young
America, lie; local creamery, l7c; Wis.
consin creamery, l7cj do triplets, he;
Washington twins, Ice.
Potatoes--White River, $l6@1S per
tom Burbanks, $2O@22; Yakima, S22;
California sweets, $2.25M2.5O per ctl
Onions--California, lA0lis per lb;
Oregon 3.Ici green, 30c per doz,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Portland Markets.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 7.--Wheat-CIub,
$l.3S; bluestem, Sl,40.
oats--No, white feed, S3J; gray,
$32.7j.
Barley-Brcwing, 500; feed, S2S.7j
Hogs-Best live, $7@1l0.
Prime steers, $7ms; fancy cows, 500
4 best calves, $7@S,5O; spring lambs,
S7@I50.
Butter-City creamery, 30M32c.
Esgs--solected Lccal extras, 32GD33s.
Hens, de; broilcrs, lie; geese, Zoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
ITALY DEMANDS EXPLANATION

Turin, Jan. Italy has demanded
explanations and rcparation from Aus
tria, according to an assertion today
in the newspaper "Stampa" for the
arrest and detention of four Italians
held as hostages at Belgrade during the
Austrian occupation Of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Seventeen Drown When
When Danish Ship Sinks

, Copenhagen, Jan. 7.-The Danish
steamship Shngold has been sunk by
North Sea mine and its crew of II
men perished, it was learned here to.
day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
Insurance

You don't have 10 worry II you Ia.
sure your property in a company that
is lOi years old.
The London paid t1GOO,O0O (grossl
losses arising from the San Francisco
disaster This is much create,
amount than paid by any other com.
pauy operating under a single name,
in this or any other conflagration, and
stands without parallel In the history
Of Insurance. 10 have fire protection
insure your property in one that pro-
tocts, The London Assurance Corpot.
alton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
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FLOUR MAKES ADVANCE.

Portland, Ore, Jan. due \
to the scarcity and high price of \
wheat, all grades of flour in. i
creased 20 cents a barrel here \
today. Patent flour i@Gow sell \
ing at $500.
4
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07
1Pt or OnTgO sMs ARnLLK al nac0 2elNRa a0ss

a town anro dptceo ntc
dt t n the Amr.
Of i the sdeoni / the
If % rrbe damaged etafow
of fo the Naco
midv order %
o lea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07

It's much easier to pay compliments
than bills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07

However any old resolve with a
new coat Of varnish will not answer
the purpose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-07

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
BROCK WINS
OVER CLANCY
BLOW THAT SAVED THE DAY FOR
BROCK CAME NEAR END
OF BOUT.
Two Men Fought Hard Throughout
the Contest but CLANCY Held On
With Many Clinches.

Special Dispatch Co the Intelligence
Akron. Ohio. March 22-UnCorking
a left 90 the jaw In the twelfth round
OF a scheduled II round bout. Matt
Brock turned apparent defeat into VIC
tory tonight, the Cleveland feather
weight victim being George CLANCY.
Baltimore s~luECar. who has been
Johnny kilbane's most persistent
challenger for the feather-weight IL
Tie. The blow which saved the DAY
for Brock was delivered near the enc
of The nnal round. George fell ike
a load of brick. HAT on his back. his
head falling back against the canvass.
ed floor. He was up al the count o..
seven. He was still very Froggy. bI
managed 20 fan into a clinch. and
hung on like a Ieech.
Referee Mat HinkpI finally manaE-
ed To pry the Baltimore slupeer loose
and Brock stepped 100 with q well
meant left hook. Tho ErOuEy CLANCY.
laundering about the ring. just man
aged to cvade the fun force OF the
blow, and fell into another clIncn.
Matt forced George into his own cor
ner and finally managed To fight him
sclf loose CLANCY came back with
a show Of agsressivencss landing "A
light left 10 h ribs. but hung on
desperately in another Cliuch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
SPRING VACATION.
Are You Always
DrOWSy and Blue?

TRlETS will soon IN YOU up so
that you'll have renewed life and
vigor When YOU are still tired
after a nights sleep there is poison
in your blood 10 sickens the tiny
cells Of rhc body eo thar thew never
rest. but keep right on working 10
rid themselves of it The poison
accumulate SO fast that they are
soon overrowcrct That poison is
absorbed hv the blood from the
waste matter lying inert mi the
bowels. which the liver IS too law
20 throw on
TRlETS build ur strengthen.
and stimulate The liver. sol that it
performs Irs functions properly.
thus making the body well once
more
Take TRIETS for brfousness.
SICK headaches constipation and
other liver trouble. They give YOU
back YOUR lost appetite. make YOU
cheerful vigorous well and harry
Ar most drug stores 1Oc DC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
BOXING NOTES

In a letter from Walter Stewart he
T. working out daily With Geo. chip. Joe
Ihip. Babe Picato and Jimmie Dime.
Dime Is showing Walter the finer points
OF the game and he Is making rapid
ering Dime has some good bouts i,
view for Stewar but Is having trouble
setting boys 90 make the weight limit.
pounds at 6 o'clock
Tom Andrews. Milwaukees premier
o"Alhs viii stage two more
present season closes. Andrews cNpects
20 have Mike Gibbons meet either Packey
also try TO induce Willie Richie 10 meet
Charlie White.
Unless something is lone pretty soon.
me boxing season will be over and local
rams VIII have seen only one show and
this was the Stewart-Goldie bout On
september ~. The B.. A. &. have be nj
trying TO get permission 20 hold shows
a'loss me river. but FOR some unknown
Itas"n nave been travelling 10 Steuben-
,llle. where they have seen some good
bouts, but would prefer them a little
nthf"r nome To is understood that the
local promoters are 20 make another -
fort this week 70 stage a series 81 SHOW.
running every Mouday evening until fhe
warm weather sets In. It Is 70 be hoped
local fans are getting anxious 70 see
some real action.
frankie Couley. who was seen here in
aCtiuu with Coo stewart meets KID
stevens, q Lima. o.. ia a 10 round en-
counter, March -.
FranE Maciewski. who stage the
NafS-SltWuTt ht/It 40 Cincinnati. o.. has
gotten into the good Eraces az the Ror-
us commission IN that city again and
naN n''n given "a permit Co stage a bout
belWe'u Young Denny. OF New orleans
ana Earl Fisher. Of Cincinnati.
|
Geo CLANCY VS. Matt Brock. Akron ID
mn Brock Va. Hal Stewart. Loraln a..
he watson vs.. Ray Temple. Hud-
Jack White W. Jimmy Kelly. Chatta-
York. NN"
Jo9ny wolgsst VI. Billy Martin. cadir.
Fraak.e Burns vs.. Fighting Thorpe.
burEh. pa.
FraHtde Conley vs.. kid" Stevens.
Lima. 3D.
Windsor Can.
Jackson. Mich. NN'
Arthur relky vs. A. Reich New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
BOYS TO DINE
Y. NJ e. A. Boys and Young Men 70 En-
JOY Themselves Thursday Evening at
the Institution.

Physical Director g. 3D. Miller OF the
y NJ. g. g.. iS arranging Co give the go
odd members OF the Junior Campers. AS
rugIttluu q. the Institution e dinner at
the building Thursday evening az &
a clock.
The buys vii hs invited Co attend the
athlrtr meet Co bee held Boo the Eymuaz.
ium uy the uormitDry men. The pros
EFtW VIII consist OF ~hnt.putz. potato
race. tug-ufrwar and 20 yard dash The
exhibition viii boz started 20 SfE o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
STUDY YOUR
MARKET

q. fore YOU start a sales campaign
know the Limitation of the De-
uarj know how t0 increase o.. 10
possible know what and how com
petition, will meet YOU know the
ultimate consumer.
Know o. dozen other things you'll
save money and be- successful
N7f we snow you how NC can help
fUur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
POOL TOURNEY
IL Being staged in Beriaire. star+tnr To
aayEd. Dowd 20 show CRACK
Shots.

I'D T1wd the parIrl ..aat r,-f
.'- been engaged hE jack IHgre 10 rfr.
series ~ exhibition games 30 ne rrr
laflNrH. 1915 Bellevue street. Rel
AIN.rn1nu ana evenings afarfIrr
March 20. and ending Nrr.E
NiIt"1n mes viii De ri4ref ne
.''E tnn evenings Hf ii O'CLOCK
-''fIEI I-nI game which A.. ulrr f1 sTl
.L th'a paper Fifteen dInerarf
pc gwen away au watch far
ono prize iu fnIa rarsr rafaY
He tournament starts TODAY al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
AGED BROTHERS DIE WITHIN
TWO HOURS Of EACH OTHER

WARREN. T8 March - Roger
and Thomas Mooney. brothers. aged
% and Go. I.. ..0.'E..H. died within
fF0 hours Hf each other today They
resided In.sfh.. and Thomas ura
wal. fIH ...' DOB fI.. wal. mot told OF
Nu. death Thomas ua. Hn uI
.Hu and Hu."r o. farmer Both H.H
been fav HH.u-H Dob Warren county
county f.r N years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
CYCLISTS EAT
Enjoyable AHair Held last Evening in
the Club Rooms on Fourteenth 8treot
4. n. DurEee Present.

The cup and saucer shower that was
given last ayauiuu uv the NVb.affrr NJ
L"fNf tI. club member iu honor of r.. E.
IHrSee. representative OF the HHrIev-
davidson company wa "a huge success.
About thirty members or the local orr
e|uIFf .'Hu were Iu "HftrudTurs and after
enjoying music and other diversions fur
som. time those Iu attendance were scat
% 600 900 elaborate banquet Wilson
Pete grHnn was elected az
Dt The evening and some splendid talks
were given hv Che members. Mr. Flrlss
gave am excellent talk on wrfurHF.Ias
HuI WufuruEuIIrF. The regular weekly
meeting OF the club VIII be- held this
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
DAVE Says

You simply can't get away
from the fact that Easter IS
rapidly approaching
And YOU are confronted
with another fact. too, vheth-
er welcome or unVelcOme. and
that is. You need rev
Spring Suit.
Needing IL, then, there is
but one thing 10 do and that
IS TO 90 and get IL.
Kraus Bros. have the Suit
you want and will buy. once
you see IL.
They have the other things
that 20 with the Suits, the
nicest Hats, Shirts. Ties and
other haberdashy TO be found
in the city.
Nov's the time to get yours.
Weather for to-day-Fsir.
tsBMSNTTyJA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
FOR TITLE
IN THIS CITY
wELLsBURa HIoH
SCHOOL QUINTETTES TO
MEET Herr
Ltksly That the Contest WIN Re Staged
at the Local Y. IA q. a.
In Near Future.

There is a certainty that the BeiIaire
and Wcllsburg high school basket ball
teams viii clash 90 decide the champion
ship or the Ohio valley. The WellsburE
management challenged the BellaIre
team when the latter claimed the cham
plonshtp OF the Ohio valley. by reason
- defeating Wheeling High. and "a ~
likely that negotiations for the game
be played on neutral ground and IL L.
probable the contest will take place In
the \. NJ. g A. gymnasium IN this city
In the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
STOLE JOHN BOAT
Two Men Arraignsd Before Squire WICK
ham Yesterday on the Charge and
FiSd $40 and Costs

LYLE Mcfarland and scott EfIE1re
were arrested yesterday uy Constable
O. hHTIgr Miller on H charge OF stealing "a
John boat the ruuda ~ chHffnIs OF
one John We'll hams The boat was Naf-
ued o. $40. The r o. were arr8Irusd Doe.
Tore ~NNIT. vs. o. NfrknHm last night
and Wrr. nnsl $40 AMI COSTS or ten DAYS
ln Jai. Ngf iIFIuE che required money
they took the ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
MORE PROTECTION
Board Of Control and wrestling Promot-
or sandoW confer on Conditions OF
Market Auditorium.

Yesterday morning wrestling .romutor
rauuu appeared before the foard OF
control aud conferred relative Co future
wrestling matches that VIII De held iu
this city. As "a safeguard 90 he build
tnE and property. more police viii be on
hand and BOO addition TO- that. the doors
a. both ends 81 tho building will be open
cd lu order fu allow more freedom lu
handling the crowd. Tho matter Of re-
serving a section for the ladies' with
their escorts. was also taken up. and ~
ls probable hat ut the next match a
larger section viii be- reserved Tor this
purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
CENTRAL A. c. TEAM.
strong Team Is Organized for the Com
ing Season.

The Central A. O. Of Bsilaire has or
haniEcd q baseball team for the coming
season. H1ward Sherwood was elected
manager and Harvey Tuperman captain.
ANY teams wishing games with the g..
=. q. ran arrange same bv writing 10
Howard Sherwood. Central avenue. Boil
laire. o. The team will be- picked from
the follow PLAYERS s Irahos. J.
brown. T.. Kane. a.. COrbytt. ~. Sherwood.
y Ross A. Ohriau. Dr.. Tpperman. W
Hines r. Natuseck. p. Beck. G. DuWv.
j. PetrOn, fast fret anrker % the NeT
Black SoN team. The g.. A.. q. are also
after the services Of Wise. star pitcher
Of The Non team. and Wilson. short tsoa
OF IN. ELlnN.LM. L.Lm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
ALL-STATE HIGH TEAM PICKED BY
H. A. SHREWSBURY OF WESLEYAN.
WHEELING DOES NOT GET A
PLAYER ON ETHER FIRST
OR SECOND TEAM.
Nellsburg Gets Two On Second Team
While Charleston State Champs.
Gets Two On First.

Special Dispatch O. tNs futeul-aurer
BUCKHANNON. March 22-H. 4.
S~tansouTy. manager OF athletics at
Wesleyan College and who staged the
big State uiEh School Basket Bali
Tournament here Friday and Satur.
day Of last week has picked an Al.
West Virginia High School basket
ball team from among the teams that
competed in the tournament. ON the
hrst team are placed knight OF Fair
mont. Radcliffe of Elkins. Hoyt OF
Thomas. stark OF Charleston. ana
Thomas OF Charleston.
AZ forwards IN addition to Knign.
and Radcliffe there Is a large number
of men from which 10 pick. Bach
mar Of Wheeling. Williams Of Wells
burg. Ross OF B-uCkhannon. McCIeI-
Ian OF Parkersburg. Martin OF Char
lesion. and others showed not only IN
the tournament but throughout the
~reGular season that their playing was
of very high class. Radcliffe did not
play IN the GAMES Of the tournament
on account Of illness but he and
knight would make a pair that could
not be- oguailod by any other select
ed. knight Is a very aggressive play
or q uae shot. and working with
Radcliffe, who Jlso has these qualities
in abundance. Euuld form a combina-
ton That would shine on any team.
The center position i- mot very dinI-
cult Geo decide uuuu. BOO spite 81 tho fact.
that tu" selection OF e. man for this I1-
fIti.u hTusElf into con liberation "a large
number or high clu-s mem The position
goes o. H"yt of the Thomas team. whose
-las I's POO me sLHfl. Enwr m which
most brought victory 60 Hi. team over
TIE aggregation trat tu1llE won the
'fr0..u-nln .'uvf gould take care ~
f.r hHI better than any other Individual
wine" played With au uf the teams one
tered go invariably got Ths haf-uT.
and Dis floor work and shooting was ey-
pressed ny T'E.r. Ti1f1u Of WsIlzburg.
it.a.r nf Ws-.uu Reed - ElEIus and Fox
.IIE showed fHa most class and DE- placed
Ff center rH che rrHHuH team. T.sfoU OF
but i.T the urr'n rdergur ~ good men
Tor The position would have higher rat-
~ guards ono man stands out con
Eiuiguuualy This being stark. OF charles
r.nf was or tho best We PLAYED the
40 aI times was in the gam. frhting 10
sin llis FOUL shooting too. was good
playing Ir the tournament was not very
ON grcHrut of hiH consistent work iu tie
r1wez when Charleston won the
Championship. Ie selected. %, b. hi- and
the BAN well ami HI told pro-
fsrftd The Charleston basket better thar. +
fhHf ~ any other team was protected
lH.afrH az Thomas afHrIr nigh as n .
guard nuI II selected for tho second 7
team other Egol men were McNsuus {
of NelistgrE Eutl.N 81 Weston. Morris
con. OF salem NUNfilfln OF ~ClarksburE. T
wilson ~ Parliament Gore nf Sistsra-
VILE. and Tenant. of FuIrsIsw T
All state Team
The selections Tor fret and second
follow
First Team. Pos. Second Team.
kniENf EIIru '..... Mcclellan. Tarkbg
E.Hhf Guard
T|kira Williams. NEruenurg