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The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
SCHEDULE OF
 STEAMERS
(Revised Sent. 1)

For the convenience of our readers the following table of sail ing dates has been compiled from the published schedules of the steamship companies. ~ All sailings subject to change without notice.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

LUX won't shrink woolens. Get it at Keller Bros. 10c box. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
September

September 1-Wednesday l Dolphin .2-ThuIsday
 Princess Alice '(arriye 1st.) City of Seattle 5-Sunday
 Spokane
 Mariposa (from west) Georgia Clocal to Juneau) S-Wednesday
 Jefferson
 Humboldt 9-1burSday Princess Sophia (arriYe Sth) 1I-Saturday
 City of Seattle Alameda CWestward) Northwestern (WestwaTd) 1@-Sunday
 Georgia QOcal to Juneau) 14-Tuesday
 Dolphin
 Alameda (from west) 16--Thusday Princess Alice (arriYe 15th) Spokane
 Mariposa (Westward) 1S---Saturday Northwestern (from west) Humboldt 19-Sunday
 Georgia (lOcal to 'Juneau) 20-Monday
 Jefferson 22-Wednesday Alameda CWestward) City of Seattle 2S-ThmSday Princess Sophia (arriYe 22d) : 24-FIiday
 Mariposa (from west) 26-Sunday
 Dolphin
 Georgia Clocal to Juneau) 27-MOnday
 Spokane 2S-Tuesday
 Humboldt 20-Wednesday Northwestern (Westward) 3O-Thursday
 Alameda (from west) Princess Alice (arriYe 29th)
 October 2. 2.-Saturday
 Jefferson 3-Sunday
 Georgia (loca1 to Juneau) City of Seattle 4-MondaZ
 MarIposa (Westward) 0-Wednesday
 Northwestern (from vest T-ThurSday
 Princess sophia (arriYe 6th) S--Friday
 Spokane
 Dolphin 10-Sunday
 Alameda (Westward)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BASKET BALLERS"
ENTERTAIN COACH
rNrEnEsTIro ArrAIR HELD LAST
MONT AT rHE Y. N c. A.
Boys and oiris' Teams Elect cap,ain.
Tor Next Season-Coach
Owen Present
CPhoto By MCCOY

\ banquet In honor Of the girls and
boys basket ball teams OF the wheeling
high school was given last evening al
the T. N. c. A, by Coach j. n. Thornton.
me anair was "a four course dinner and
proved one or the most enjoyable social
events OF the school for the year
Among other things. the teams held
the annual election OF ofrfc.rs No.
slsgtlons resulted In Miss EliEabeth
hlslh' 1elng chosen 10 lead the girls and
Svnh creighton. captain OF the b0ys'
team Following the dinner. some orig
we're left TO guess as to whom Al appiisd
ne alhlng room was beautifully decor
ated IN the school colors. and in the CEN
s svr or the table was a large basket OF
The teams presented Coach Thornto,
WIN a beautiful silver knife and "a gold
pencil, IN remembrance OF his work drr
Ing the season. just closing. Prof I q
living. VINO was 20 have been In attend
Ance ana take a prominent part in the
program, was confined TO his home ana
unable % attend. Those Ia Attendance
al the aiair were:
The Faculty.
MIs j. II thornton. Mr.. Guy z Hold
en- ana MISS bertha Gabler.
Boys Team
James Bachmann captafn. yvfIttor,
boyce, Harry Marsh, Russell Rosenbsrg
hilbourne Pracht. Charles Jeffers -
iN; John Creighton and Harvey car
Girls Team.
Miss Eleanor Taylor, captafn. Affss.,
Elizabeth Klein. Nettie Rrov.rn,ap ~
zen i{44HH,lson; Rose Arbenz. Ellen Donald
Robinson. ''' Doi "'hy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BOYS IN GAME
School Bows OF Sixth. seventh and
Eighth Grades OF Local Schools
In Athletic League.

t9ch school 1.-THE Wheeling Tnde-
pendent district f. 10 have a ia sebal N
team and also 20 contribute toward
entries Tor field day exercises This
was the result Of meeting held this
Week by the principals OF the different
district schools OF the Independent
district.
An organization was perfected NJ the
meeting 10 be known az the Wheeling
Grammar School Athletic league and to
he made up 81 the boys OF the sixth.
seventh and eighth grades
PRINCIPAL Fl p. Johns Of Rftchis
school one Of the best known athletic
instructors IN this section. was named
manager. and Principal C. C. Rosaey of
'lay school. a. secretarv-treasurer An
executive committee OF three was ap-
pointed
IL D. likely that the Bridge park. on
the Island. viii be used for ali general
meets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
RUSHING WORK
Won on ths Construction o. the New
Home for Wheeling Athletic Anao-
citation Being Pushed

splendid progress is being made on
the construction of the new home for
the storia baseball scam The field.
which De- located fn the lower end OF
fIHri.na IgrrJ. ie rapidly undergoing n
90 This week fNr fence win b. r-rafrT
end practically slI fhr rraairr come
I..f"I Yesterday most ~ tho ola frrra
bad been torn down and L. r.raff...tr-
portion H. fHI new ono erected srHn
GRADING work. however Ia rI4.Inr |t.
.HH WIN Do. Completed within "a faa
Ni.H. int rHrh HIII soon hr rUmuTrfaI
..HNH| H force of men STATED .H..rH.
DO pairing fH" tmbHra Tor fHr afarGa
trI h'.HUH"rH and probably TODAY
UHrE VIII p. UIHleI o. work with ffrr.
..'. .' shoot uHI.s Cor fHH posts ur.
u.r '.. 'Iri Yesterday 1r IdfrInrrT
Zorro" NJ men was placed 90 s.rr IL.
... EfaHIuF Huu o. Dr. fHe hope Uf me
I..., fHI' fHIH viii br c1mrIsfrf
I. practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
CHAMPIONSHIPS

u seems that St CiairayIUs Ufsb
school ~ suffering severely over defsaf
on the basketball floor. and are sore MI
hellalre Tor having won two champion
-hlpr, this season. Why bless your isuHI
GEAR boys telleire's claim 90 the pen
nant on the football field a. a. clear a-
n cloudleHs sky never lost a single game
IN BASKET ball they have defeated every
- tlHirsviIle now they would defeat
we county Sraters by n wide unrvIu.
~ heeling acknow lodged that BeUaira
PLAYED the most scientific game ever
played on their floor pnssw0rE wa !
simply marvellous. ASTOUNDING Wheel
ing High ndurted g. Come over 10
Wheeling Saturday night and go tbe
best teams ~ this section fr action.
Wrllshurg vs.. Ee1laIre. St ola H4yfIfe
has very crcditnhlr little team but fa-
from brIug iu r. class with Heflafrs
What have YOU ever done fn football
and baseball
a HELLATRE ROOTER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
LAUNDRYMEN OPEN
CONVENTION HERE
ANNUAL MEETING or STATE Or
oANIzATIoH TO BE HELD
IN THIS CITY
Meetings VIII BE Held in Hotel wind
sor To-day and Tomorrow
Ladies in Attendance.

The annual convention or the West
virginia Laundrymen's Association Will
open In this this this morning for a
iWo days business session. Mayor a.
l.. Kirk Will deliver an address OF well
come this morning following invoca-
ton by Rev. J. IA. Llttoll. pastor Of the
Second United Presbyterian church.
h"b Is. Nay Tor, secretary az the Wheel
Ing Board Of Trade. viii deliver an ad-
dress ON the value Of organization.
several ouf-of-town delegates arrived
~ the city last night for the convention.
convention headquarters have been es-
tabishcd An the Hotel Windsor About
itty members are expected TO attend
and among the visitors will be laundry
men from Icnnsylvania, Maryland Nir-
ginia and Ohio.
The convention will end Tomorrow
Most OF the Sessions will be devoted 10
business. a number OF social features
have been planned for the visiting
ladies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
FOUR PITCHERS
And One outfisidsr Send Contracts TO
manager Pop" SchIiver-Rsport
for Training Season.

Manager Pop" Schriyar. OF TIA,
wheeling baseball club. = on the lob
every minute and b. securing players to
tryuut Tor regular berths on the club
roster. \ large number OF contracts
nave been received by him from num-
Der OF good professional and semi-pro-
tcsslonal play crs. and when the time for
reporting comes. April ]. there Will BE- "A
good assortment OF stock 20 select the
fourteen regular men from.
fup gave out the following con-
tracts. received yesterday.
THOMAS Dillon. pitcher. Of Pittsburgh.
semi professional
Joseph Murphy. Outfclder. Of Indiana
polls, recommended By DWuIe Bush OF
Detroit team.
Bob Curothers pitcher. OF Jersey
CITY, with Boston Nationals iu 1913.
twenty years old
Charles sweeney. pitcher. Of tAIla-
shenyJ pittsburgh. semi professioual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
WESLEYAN BOWS
TO THE SOUTH
sHAEEHunTERs AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA A = N. PLAY LIST
LESS GAME
west virginia Got a Poor start and
Were hever Able 90 Come within
Reach OF Southsrnsrs.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
RALEIGH, y. C.. March 2B-West
virginia and Wesleyan had another bad
hrst inning here today and although
playing good ball after the initial round
was forced 10 take the count. 10 20 3.
Bases on balls again proved very costly.
me hrst three men up were given free
passes and eight runs were tailed FOR
y - NJ before the side was retired
tnlH round Morrison pitched
consistently. Weslayans hitting was
better today and showed that the team
VIII nave considerable offensive strength
Win rev days more OF practice. single
Ton caught "A nice game for Wesleyan
and Looney and Kellison nelded their
positions well. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
GODERVICA SHOWS
MUCH CONFIDENCE
EXPECTS TO DEFEAT DR.. ROLLER
IN MARKET AUDITORIUM
MONDAY NIGHT.
10 After Match With Zbyszko. Worlds
Champlon--le~is Meets Big
Russian Cossaek.

With the strength and skill he nos.
sesses. lllias Godervica. as Assyrian
champion wrestler. known as one OF
the strongest wrestlers in the game.
thinks ne viii defeat DIR. b. F. Roller
~ slne AUDITORIUM, Monday night. The
local promoter received a letter yes
terday from the Assyrian wrestler.
IN which Godervica states that 10 heat
american wrestlers is HIS greatest
RE writes: 'I defeated two Ameri.
can heavyweights I'm the past two
months. Big Harry Wilson was the
FIRST one: Frank Hendricks was the
second. Williams. the Kansas cham
pion. also defeated, as well as War.
ner, the Michigan grappler. The
tnns who follow the game closely know
All about how defeated CLAYTON. the
big Canadian champion At that time
Layton was thought TO be invincible.
80 the promoters In Canada did not
lake me very seriously for the claim
ant Of the championship until I defeat
ed Clayton. ! have not lost a match
I'm thirteen months. and do not expect
10 lose match this season. | am
IN great shape. and think with my
great strength I will be able TO heat
night" ''iu"'
Judging from the tone OF the As.
syrian grappler's letter, he is deter
mined 10 keep the championship in
the hands Of foreign wrestler
Roller Is Confident.
The Assyrian viii have 10 have
more than his great strength II he ex.
poets TO defeat the clever physician
grappler Roller has disposed OF A
long list OF European mat men. The
Assyrian. however. Is said to be well
posted on the advance tricks OF the
mat game. TIE doctor has won the
majority OF his matches through the
the wrestling art
Goderyica gained much fame as a
wrestler when he defeated Jim parr-
the English champion. Since that
bout the Assyrian has been after a
match with Zbyszko for the cham
The other match will be between Ed
Lewis who has won many friends in
wheeling. and Ivan MichaelOf. the
giant Russian. who Is also after =
bout with the worlds champion The
Russian Is bic man. Weighing Dos
pounds and standing over six feet in
The d0uble-headed wrestling hin AZ
the Auditorium. Monday night prorn-
ise- 10 hiring out some speedy mat
work The men are all tnp-notch
Erepplers, and viii BE trained 70 the
minute. Both Godsrvica and Nlchae-
ION are two OF the foremost European
mat mon and have met and defeated
Some classy mat men. and both men
win be az their best when thew meet
tho clever American wrestlers.
llckets Tor the bic tournament will
ne placed on sale this morning Al the
Auditorium ticket Office.
Many precious stones may be re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BETHANY "SKED"
Football Schedule for Next FAN Has
Been Made Pubiic r. BROOKE
County School.

Special Dispatch 90 tHa IutyIligencsr
Bethany. W. Va March g5-On ac-
count Of several holdups and DELAYS
MauaEer Pultz has just completed the
football schedule for the coming ssa-
son. The schedule this year o. cousId-
cred as good AZ any Hrthany p'oIiera
ll- hyd Tor several years. n Includes
W. a. J. az Washington ON Nov. 20. Man
aE"r Iultz has also booked games with
w. v. T.. and W. Va 4 az Morgantown
and BuckhIuuOu. ". Va. respectively
Negotiafiuns With MuskiuEtIm have
only recently been completed but the
booking OF game on Nov has result
cd. the game 90 be Tl1yed AZ Neys Com
cord. Ohio. The schs AuIe is as follow
oct. DE 10 EIkius
oct N-W. Va. ". az Hurkhaunou
Oct l6-tirove city 90 Grove CITY pa
oct. ea-Eraukliu COLLEGE % Bethany.
oct aO-W. Y. q. az Morgautowu
Nov. s-Muskingum. az New con-
cord. Ohio.
Nov. Westminster College. Beth
any.
Nov. 2o-w & j. Washington. Pa
Nov. 25-b-E az ElkIus. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
GIRLS TEAM
BASKET BaIlers Of wheeling High To
Clash with Anianos, OHIO Team
Tonight.

The girls basketball team OF the High
school viii leave this afternoon al rs
o'clock Tor Alliance. Ohio. 90 pInv the
ing
The Wheeling PLAYERS Will be accom-
panied hy Miss BERTHA gabIer and prof
j. ~. Thornton. the coach
This VIII probably De tho last game Of
thg .rHsUn O." De PLAYED by the local rir1a.
unless Eawe o. arranged between ~.
NheeNnE w g. girls
inc UernnHrH ~ Tho local High team,
VINO are ~ make the trio are. ffsa
EIea'nr TAYLOR. captain. WIaara Doom !.
robinson. Evelyn TIrirh Wilda rTo.tf
Ellen I'nunldaun. Rose Arbenz Tifen ia.
beth Klein ''''N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
DAVE SAYS

For this ehangeable March
weather a Top Coat or Rain Coat
IS a necessary article. All OF our
Spring Over Coats are water
PROCEED and will shed rain.
The "Niftiest" bunch of novel
ties ever shown in these new STYLE
Spring Goats made with narrow
shoulders. Patch Pockets and
loose Box Back. Some with deep
velvet collars and priced rightly
from Is to 25 Dollars
In Rain Goats We show a snlen.
did line from } to p Dollars.
Remember, Easter is ms,
around the corner, so get busy and
let US show YOU the "ClasSiest'
line Of Suitings ever brought 10
the City. Ask 10 see our lines a,
l5-20 and p Dollars.
Weather report-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
ST. James Rrotherhnnd

The st James Brotherhood. of
Evangelical Lutheran st James con
gregauon held its regular monthly end
annual general meeting last evening.
Officers 10 serve for the ensuing wear
were elected. Arrangements for a
concert by the Capital University Glee
club. Of Columbus. o.. to be given
about May 20, under the auspices OF
the brotherhood. was made
Mems Bible class to meet Sunday
morning al the church was Organized
with the selection Of Mr. G.. W. Lewis
a. instructor. All members Of the
brotherhood. friends and acuuaint.
ances are cordially invited to become
members OF this class
Further. Il was decided that the
brotherhood meet around the banquet
table on the night OF the regular April
meeting. Meeting adjourned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BROTHERHOOD
81. Johns Brotherhood Of North Street
N. {. and 81. James Brotherhood
Of 81. James Churches Meet.

Last night in the North Street NJ.
+. church the regular meeting Of Sh.
Johns brotherhood was held and a
splendid social program was carried
out. The men Of the Warwood VI. T.
church were present as guests OF the
brotherhood and the event was Tea.
tured by the delivering Of several
sood addresses. Another important
feature in connection with the afT.ir
was the serving Of refreshments and
me event as a whole was a very en-.
Joyable one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
HEADQUARTERS
For TIE wheeling Athlstio Asaorf-tt,,
VIII Ne m Room 8J7 German unnr
Building For season

lt va earned yesterday that fr. al.
tl.a ~ we Wre~IIrE NfHIrf.. h..a.
.n l'r German Rank H#HTIrr Hr. .
NlN sNr used OIL I.HH.HHrfar. ra 10y
.r- ent anI aN W usaa nr.f.Hr.
l.. 70 '''l mere u. coon H# The #.r..
..fs ere able 90 move fH Do rH ..f
LNsf fheI WIU frEa Immediate .r.as.
arl from thir Time "rH#HHf ed .f.....
mcefInrH viii Dol HIs ..arr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
WINS FINAL GAME
columbia Club BASKET Ball Team ne.
ietS "hssnnE Athletic Club Team
by GOOD Score.

hIeI3Te az enthusiastic audience at the
- ..t3lA ,lub gymnasium last night
me me columbia Club wound W the -easo,
s og trimming ~ ing the Wheeling \. Q by The
go, 81 90 20 80. The nrst half of the
1gnu nai proved more interesting. This
- record OF ten victories and six de-
~ that the Columbia Club establlsb-
90 this season. and consfderirs. a.,
.lls - the hrst year the club was rem
losghtsd by representative team. he
Spat4yyoh Tot next year IS very PROMISING
! sui ana Thoner starred for the ColtIr7-
S!ft 1luo. scoring almost at will while
issermeyer starred FOR the Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
LET HEXETS
DIGEST
YOUR FOOD

HEXETS will digest your meals
and remove all the i'll effect after
eating. They do away with that
drowsy. stuffed feeling and make
you feel alert and strong.
HEXETS reach and remove
quickly and easily all the causes OF
sour stomach, dyspepsia and indi-
gestion.
Take a HEXET after your next
neal You will like the spearmint
flavor, and be surprised how good
you feel
HEXETS are sold by all drug
gists Ice and Doc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

summary Two base hits. Evans
Three base hits: Daniels stolen bases.
zeal wheeler. Nanhrockiin. Double
plays; kellison 10 Neal. Looney. Seal
b Allen, Evans. 3: Lewis L Hi nv
pitched balls: Allen. Lewis l. Struck
out. by Morrison. I; Evans. s. Um-
pire Kaufman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
ATHLETIC MEET
Fourth Floor Boys Carried OFF IN.
Aonors OF Interesting Affairs AZ =.
N g. A Last HiRht

IN an indoor athletic meet heId Last
evening on the floor OF the Y. hi q
Eym. the Fourth floor boys succeeded H.
Eathering In enough points 10 vrfr a.
cghtest N an easy fashion. All kinds IN
ethleuc events were on the program ana
~ Logethe the meet proved one ~ fbe
most successful Of the Kind ever bcid
~ the boys Of the local Institute,
some OF the boys showed excellent fortn
anu SCI marks for some OF the future
athleetes 20 shoot at. The result of ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

Jswstt N9h and
Fourth Floor Tomiinson. spea-s
smnlw0od and swarfK
The tug ~ war was oar1v won t,- 90.
husklos from the Fourth moor .'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

Suhsttution-W. 4. q. Henry. uaf1o-
- Goals-Paul. II. Thouer. bel 'Goat1.
, ; lggermeyer 10, Hughes Z. Rafferfv 1
Eouls-Paui I out Of
Time-2O minutes. Referee Fo,so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

IL. You get this
unequalled service in
uninterrupted mileage
not adjustment.
Before buying some
other tire at a lower
priceanalyze the basis
of adjustment offered
by the other maker
see what you really
do get for less money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
REEDEH PTroHED
Baltimore Fsdsrais win Prom Lafayette
College Team

FAYETTEVILLE. s. O. March as
ne baltimore Frdrra1r won from Ia.
fnyctte college here today. 10 q Bend.
or and Quinn pitched f0r baltimore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

'CrusfieiEh reminds mo ~ nm 1Id and
wurn-uant pack 1f cards
I'm what way
.Hr fa Hu hard 90 deal with sa. Ttrafr1.
Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

Many precious stones may be re
constructed" but not the emerald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
'Mnuu2oo.
1DMMW ri
A. B. G. RECORD Is
BROKEN BY PIERCE
FUhsLo, COLO MAN ROLLED ron
VITAL OF 7ll PINS IN
SINGLES
Sest Hrevious Record was Mad. nv T
ey OF Detroit in 1910, when
He Rolled 7o5.

PEORIA. H.. March CIV u pt.-.o
OF Pueblo. Colo. rolling In IN. -ipgl.s ~
the American Bowling Congress toris,,
broke all A. n. g. records when he -
ed total OF III pins. Tn. pr.,ioTs
high record was held by r. Haley. OF
Detroit who rolled 7o5 In 1910.
AID A BOWLING o,r,,,y,,
In. ne standing OF the three highest foi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

Nov. 20-W & J. Washington. Pa
Nov. 25-b-E at ElkIus. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26

To-nights games. United Dairy ys.
". u. United Dairy ys. Would BE
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