The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
REDSKINS WILL ARRIVE IN
WHEELING THIS MORNING
AT $50.
All 10 in Readiness for Biggest Game
In History Of Neutrality-suspicious.
oiles VIII Be Admitted to
Grounds.

Tomorrow will be wheelings red.
letter day for sport for the year 1915.
as the Indians in all their glory will
be in our midst. as well as the strong
est contender for the Mountain State
Championship. The Indians put one
over" on Wesleyan in the matter of an
early start. II was reported and ex-
pected that the Redmen would leave
Carlisle this morning. and arrive here
tonight on the same train as will the
Wesleyan hosts. but the Windsor Hotel
received a letter last night ordering
breakfast for twenty-five players.
coaches and managers. and stating
that the Aborigines would reach the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at 500 a. m.
today rather than 9:15 tonight The
plans of Carlisle are not known. but
II Is anticipated that they will have a
light workout either at the Island Park
or at League Park this afternoon and
get good nights rest preceding the
contest
This move on the part OF the In.
dams is one of the surest indications
that they regard the game here as one
OF the hardest OF their schedule. and
that they are leaving no stone I'M
turned in order to bring about a vic
tory. The Indians will wear the regu.
lation government uniform instead OF
the expected war-paint and feathers.
as the authorities require this OF every
indian organization that leave the
Reservation. Wesleyan will adhere
TO her FIRST plan. that OF arriving here
tonight at 9:15, but inasmuch as they
do not have as long journey as the
Indians they should suffer no III effects
from the trip. Reports from Buck
harmon are TO the effect that the play
ers are confident OF the result OF the
game here and everything pertaining
TO the contest indicates battle from
the first to the last whistle.
Tonight the crowds will begin 10
arrive. Wesleyan will bring a num-
Der OF supporters with her from her
own student body and Saturday the
city will MI TO overflwing with che
annual Wheeling Football crowd
Many out Of town people have written
asking for reservations OF seats and
some have been ordered in large
punches.
Many Seats Sold.
At closing time FOR the Windsor
Cigar stand and Baer's Market street
drug store the sale OF reserved seat
coupons will stop and the price for
tickets or admission OF any sort TO
the game will automatically advance
TO $3.50 Instead OF 100 as now pre-
walls. Bellaire again sold out OF tick.
cts yesterday and fresh supply had
10 be sent to the home OF Beck. the
wesleyan star half back Baer's have
also completely sold out OF their best
seats and the Windsor had none OF
these remaining Wednesday. Plenty
OF seats in good positions. however.
have been provided again at these
places and will be offered. unless the
entire seating capacity Is sold. till
closing timet onight Today will un-
doubleday see big rush for the nate
boards. as the desirable seats are 90
Inc al a rapid rate and the saving OF
nity cents Is also proving a big in
ducement
VIII Admit Autos.
Arrangements have been conpIafed
by the Wesleyan management Tor me
parking OF approximately two hundred
automobiles at League Park. Sour
day. No extra charge for the admit.
lance OF the car will be made but
lnasmuch as the 1000 extra seats
erected at the park extend conpletely
along the east side OF the field there
IS no place where spectators can sit in
ihelr machines and watch the nro-
Eress or the game. Two ushers. how
ever. viii be assigned 20 the duty or
placing cars behind these seats In
what is usually known as left he'd
and all that will be necessary Tor
spectators In cars will be the purchase
OF seats for the game before the close
OF the sales tonight. All spectators
must have seats "a no standing room
Is available and therefore none viii
be sold