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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

the Little Napoleon has laid hisywires
to beat the Yankees in the play for the
graces OF New York fans: Figuring
Chicago. Boston. Brooklyn and Phila-
delphfa will be up in the race! Nc:
Graw is casting about for !. finished
twirling talent. - !.
Luck broke with John In his. hunt
for iniielders. outtie1dersa and catchers
but he is dubious as to his pitchers.
Benny Kauft, star of the erstwhile
Federals, Bill Rariden. catcher, and
Fred Anderson pitcher, also, former
member OF the Gilmorean circuit, are
bound to help the Giants So will. out
fielder Rousch, IL he reports. This
gent is holding out for a fat contract.
Dave Robertson. star outtielder. on
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
Re @ 95Se TIE aE SH Hap THEIR HEADS

the 1915 team, has not reported, plead
ing an injury to his, hip. The absence
of these topliners coupled with the
mediocre work OF :the hurlers. to date
has caused McGraw much concern. .
{ If Matty regains a winning stride
,McGraw's worries will be 'lightened.
Should Big, Six fail to come through,
a'second division berth seems assured,
though 1Kaun is Dragging he will wal
lop the club into first place,
Keen interest has been manifested
in the coming series at Dallas between
;theA Giants aud Detroit Tigers. This
will. bring together Kauff and Cobb in
batting, fielding. and base running
duel. The games are booked for
March. Is and 81. sss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

d ID D..
Individual high score, one game, Dol
nson, 18S. al h..
Individual high score, three games,
C. Mills, 425.
High team score, one game, Fair.
mont Mining Machine Co, 633.
High team score, three games, Fair
mont Mining Machine Co., 1,640:
This weeks, schedule at the Y. M. G.
A. is as follows:
March 90 consol. Coal Co, VS.. Fair.
mont M. M. Co. Tx
March 31-Monongah Glass Co., VS..
West Virginian. l.a
March % Traction Co, vs.. Hart.
ley's.
Consol. Coal Co.
March -Hartley's, vs.. Fatrmont
NJ m. Co.
Virginian.:S v
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
Love EIIes From pernand.

So far from there being anything
divine In the low and proprietary do
you love me?'at 1t is only when you
leave and lose me, by casting yourself.
on a sentiment that is higher than
Both OF us, that, l draE! near, and ind.
myself at your side I; and l am! repelleds,
II you AZ your. eye upon me, and de-.
mand flove.-Emerson: 4. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

A friend came to visit us one eve.
ming and became much attached to; my
little niece. who is three years; old
She was asked: How would you like
to visit me some time, denr? live
in big boarding house. The child
replied quickly: "Oh, I}.knowa what,
that is, You sit, alone In one room
and eat in the basement. e Exchange.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
Tie For First Honors
In Pastime League

The Temple and Jinks teams are
tied for first place in the Pastime
duckpin league with but two more
weeks OF the schedule to play the riy-
airy is sure to be strong. The stand.
ing OF the teams at present Is:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
sofIg. Bowl ersi
Face B us Week


The Athletics continue to lead N
the X Of Q. sleague.s Two games are
scheduled for this week and several
postponed games VIII be played of.
on Tuesday. the, Tigers bowl the Afhs
leticss and on Friday the Red soxgroll
the Pirates. NY 4 v
The teams now stand as follows:
Tigers \. ., 3. ~. 4, :5S 81 800
Red sox i. ss.444l
Pirates ..... SIS: t..A ~ e q S. sA4Akii
( High Records VI
High team score three. games A A.s
High team score: one game, Pirates.
High Individual average. one game.
McCool, 165. y,,,, I. a
Flaherty, 37S. Il, Y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

Wife (angrilyl--I think you're the
meanest man that ever was! r.
Hub--That's hard on yourself, my
dear. According to your. mother. YOU
have been the making Of me:-Boston
Transcript. K
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20
Ira etions Five TWiic &c
D EFF d Saturd day

the Monongah Glass bowling team
won their match with the Traction
Co. steam easily! Saturday night on
the Y: M g. "A. alleys.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

The Traction Co. team were again
beaten easily by the Fairmont Min
ing Machine five. in the second game
Of the evening on the Z. NJ. 9. A. al:
1eys.
The scores:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

The Hartley team leads in the Com.
mercial league. But as there are yet
two weeks of bowling on the schedule
in this league each team still has a
chance to win. The teams stand as
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-20

Pitcher FoFtans our hta stick with
ne flhilieS 4 heF llag! Amy kind OF luck
tyl1E 4
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I. TIE
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
Trau Mfac @arbcr uiro bes Mprbes
TN slucitcn @rabe angcflagt nnb
.9cgen &iirgidaft gum Sctra9c
Dun $1,000 Scr 8rano
Smrg iibcriuicicu.

5ral1 Mae CARRIER, sic 9pltneiite=
rim bon Wc@anslalt6, Sa., Die am
.Spnnabenb Wprgen Ser pprigen $50
die lore 6ipalin. SRI. Slipe Nbfins,
alias 5ral1 @illiam 6liltf, allgeblid)
i'll SelbltpertbeiOiglng eri6oB, batte
geltern Nadunittag IN 5riebensri1=
ter Mbil. Iaun's &an1mer ibr gor=
perbor ou belteben, ser MIR menige
Minl1ten in Anlprltd) nabm. IS
purben feinerlei 6ragen aa iie ge=
ridtet nno ibr Mnmalt, CHARLES
@rilf, b%ereinbarte nit Gorntpanmolt
Senrp Sebens, Die @obe Ser 8iirg=
ldaft, Die bon Sem lebteren altf S.
900 geltellt mllrOe. 3ieie @iirgldaft
m1roe BON @arrp, 6. g., $. 81. uno
Nalpb CARRIER Don WcGarsla ltlro
oeIn 2eidellbeltatter g. $. Mc@in=
mis- BON Erinceton, So, geltellt.
Ganm erbob Ser Goln1tpaunpalt for
mea Die M1tflage 6es Worbes i'm 5ipei=
ten @raoe gegen 6ralt @arber l1nb
perlptes ne gege11 obe11ge11al111te glrg=
l6aff Der @rano SSllrp. 6rau @ar=
ber, Die pDlig 5uiammengebrohen lit,
mnroe Damn mittels Mltton1obil bon
DEN 9errelt Garber nad McGaltslanl
gebradt, mo- lie, lpie n~erlalttet, mie.
|Derrm ibre 8oltmeii terinItellung be.
fleiDet1 mirb.
@ie Mnpalt CHARLES @rilf 5u ei.
mem 9eri6terltatter oieier 3eitl1ne
lagte, liegt abiolut garnidts gege1
Den frilberen 2ebensmanbel bon 6ral
@arber Dor. Die 8lnoesregiernne
lieB Die &oIt6iider priifen n1b fono
Dab bieielben bon 5rau Carrier in oel
oentbar belten Oronung eefiibrt tpllr.
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

Sic nadbitcbenoen &ol1lites iuuroer
alsoam 5ltlammcllgeltellt:
Grltitces fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sbonlas 2anrbert, Sabnlab; S.
9. @antble, &npruille; q. S. Martilt,
@aterlop.
Srritees fir @roBIpee @. g,
@aroner, Clinton; y. s.. Norris,
Maltdelter; Grplnruel Supelt, 8rs
Mpiucs.
Mmlootc q. @. McGaulun,
Siblep; s. 8. McGlpain, Geo Dat;
9. 6. Gbnibb, Il9ona.
2u9en llllter Gispeniotion s.
6. Smith, &eufuf; Mar &us, Sia9e;
&calff Sttcloll, IaWnport.
GbartirYc 2ogcr sc. S. Ga
briel, st. Ipoac; 6. g. Sobnipn,
st. Dodge; 8. s. Eerciual, 8ilter-
let.
@rano Maiter's glnlprade ~ Geo.
8. sdponoper, Il1anplo; 6. 81.
Woore, Geoar Mapibs; S. g. Mc=
Gauren, Miiiouri gallep.
Mppellatipnen 8. u. Srtber-
lono, Geoar Mnpibs; s. 9. Glopis,
atlantic; Carl Getcrs, Glariroa.
Maionic Sllrisprl1oenee @il-
liam &lltdinlon bon Altpn luto ale
9alt @ral1o Malters, mclde inner.
balls. ihrer Surisoiftion 1uubllell l1llr
glltltebcl1o lillo.
Iillall5el1 - 3. 8. Glarf, Mcluton:
8. y. 2opell, Monticelo; ~. u
Mnshadl @laril1oa.
Meilengeloer mllo @ebiibren -&
IS. @blcrs, Gorrectionpille; 9. Gre
gorp, Marlbaatolpn; s. s. Minpr
SttlnnlpG.
@ibliptbef ser @robloge - u. g
Smith, Saflato.
6raternal Correspondence Souls
@lod, Davenport.
6raterllal Ieao - %. u. @elt
fad, Mfalon gifp.
Malonic @eleard) S. Is. 9or
rp, .GeOar &apibs; 2ulis @lod, 90
pcnrurt; s. s. @ltnt, @rimleQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

- &aben Sic idon OIb Miiiion
Bier probirt? @leib nit Dem beitet
importirten 8ier u1tb sentpfobler BON
ben Doftoren. &od Sslan6 @reping
Complain. Nn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

- NerDet1ol : Wflttel gegen ytber'
matistnrs ltn0 Sbmer5en aIer Mrt.
@iepe's Mpotbefe, 4O3 meltl. 2. Ctr,
- Sralt @errietta Better BON galt
5todtolL SSa., balt iid) beltdsmeila
in Sanel1port allf.
80 Gil 5bulfilloer, sic gelterll
graouirten, meroen bcl1te Morgen
cine groBe Grpbe fir Die &iroerpor=
fiihrlnsen bei Ser Sort arritrolla
sSabrblmoertfcier ab1altcn. Mamel1t=
lid ioll Der 6abnenreigel1, Ser gelterll
10 grpben geifal faltO, nod)nals
! hurdIiloirt lperoert, batnit er aad)
al1f Der slrlenalinlel mabrenO Ser
Sa6rlnnocrtfeicr ge5eigt l11o porge=
fiibrt lperoen fam.
- 6. 81. sdlott, SEQ. SIS gspla-
aaoe slpe., balt iidl oiele @ode in
Sort Niaoiion, Sa., 5u geIud auf.
Sri. slsnes Supper, sso. 1442
8clt Z. StraBc, bringt Dos @od)en>
enOe 6ei Gernanoten in @alcptt,
Sa., SIT.
SEER lrno 6roll So6n Gdert
BON gat Claire, 8is., balten iid)
bei ibrem Sobne, Gincent gdert in
Gnrarrt, SSa., SIT 9ell1b atf.
1rau g.. 9. 8eder Don Galnp
Mc@lellan balt iid BEL 6rat q. slt=
bcrl ION in @albington, So, SIT 9elud)
altf.
Jrall Marp Ml,rrp bon BUR
lington perbrinet Dos @odcnenoe i'm
Saule ibrcr Sod)ter, 6ralt S. @iele=
fcr, gSo. SO412 @clt 3. stroBe.
Glalbe ID. SOB BON Ser bieii=
gen @alnbcsarmeercfrl1tir ltatipn mllr=
De nod Trnppe IS" 0es lehltcn gl,l1-
Observation-Disclosures SIT goqlliuas.
Seras, TRANSCRIPT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
Sitnep=gns= Gbamffcur ,uiro s1 8clo=
itrafe bpn $40 ltnb Ben Soften
Scr &crbanblltng ber=
nrtbeilt.
giirgermeiier mioerruft al1f 9cron.
laliung bes Epli5eidefs
2i3ens.

@iirgermeilter sSobn @erpalo nj
oerrief geItern anf @eranlaiiung bes
Holi5eidefs CHARLES 8oettder Die 81
sens oes Sitnep-9us -Gbauffeurs
5ranf Eierce, Scr mabreno ser Der=
gangenen @ode nidt meniger als
oreimal ais l1ebertreter Des @elebes
nor Goli5eilnagiitrat grnlt Glaniien
erld)ie1en lpar. 3peiwal batte 1id
Rierce megen ltcbertreth1ng bers Ser
febrsoroinan5en nl1o tinmal neger
oniaeblid)er Jrieoensltorl1tg at Der
a1ttporten. 8eltern batte er iid 5lrtt
plerten Male 81 pera1ttmorten nti
oieles Mal idie11 es DEM Noli5eidej
tiir angebradlt, Ben @%iirgermeilter 81
peranlaiiet, bic ai5e,ts oes Mannes
81 lpioerrufen, Der, ieitbem er in
Ml1tomobilgeidaft lit, ii9 balterni
NIT Ser Goli3ei6eboroe auf ben
ariegsfn Vi befinbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

Nls better sdiilcr III ser grtbo=
graphic gilt Sobn Me@inn bon Gel
NOR, So, benn inn mltroe IN oieien1
IadJe Scr Greis 5llgeiprodlen.
Ser pplt Yfarrer Us. 6. gambler
fir oen f"iil1ften @rab in Ser oellfld)cl
5prade geltiftete Yreis mltroe See
Wabonep bon Iapenport 5llgeipro-
dcn.
Ger bon Ninrrer Antbonp Sd,oe-
ming geltiftcte 8reis fir ben fiinfter
@rao in ser beutlden Sprade mlrot
Nlopiius &entpe bon Sort Maoilon
Sa., 5ncrfanmt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
g%eriammf,1ns scr Scrrcngcianss=
icftiDm Der Sancnport
Su~runr,nriuAr
SllrMgcmclM6c.

SSn ser ont Mittpob, ben IA. os.
Ws. abgebaltenet1 8erianrmlung Der
!Serren : @eiangsleftion Der 9apell-
port 5urngenteinbe ipltrbe1 Die fol-
gen0en 8eamter l1nb ltebertoen &ofni-
ties fir 0as ala1tfenbe Sabr ernablt:
@elangs1part - Sobn @l1noer.
i5e=@eiangspart SSolepb Nros=
fc, 5r.
gefretar ~ otto Ml6redt.
5datmeiiter Sarrp q. gar-
items.
8ibliotbefar - &arrp 5teen.
Solicitor - g(llgltlt 8ruening.
i. Jabnentrager w. 60. 5on1e.
2. Jabnentrager Mllglit 8rlle-
ming.
Mlllif=aomite &orrD Garlte1s,
So. Sume, Moolpb goeof S. @ltn=
Ser.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Moolpf
.Soeot, &c. S%lenberger, S. Grosfe it,.
81. gruening, 6. Otto, $. Steen.
9irigel1t ~ grnlt Otto.
gi5e-Iirigent - SO. Come.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
srufcs aonsert int Tcjcr=
DarD Yarf.

atn 5onntag Madualittag iinoet i'm
Iejerparp Harf bei glltcm &ettcr oos
amette Ireifor3ert Ser Sailpn Itatt.
Mlbert Ascterlen's &apelle miro foll=
5ertiren. 9SacbltcbenO oas offi5ielle
Yrograln.n:
I. Marid r@a9ner" Iral,tmat
2. Sllpertiire uStrnOella" Slptom
3. 8apo1te etc Hule OF Grin" I.
M1plesI
A.. Mal5cr uaiinltlcrlc6errn. 5traub
5. Collection aus ugbc Jree Sauce"
gouia
gane.
6. Soap 6eaoms College Songs !.
Sltppe
q. Serpe1ltine Iallcc . 9crmalt
8. Song 2anb S'&are
8. 5ripolo1s Cupid 2oiep
10. 5earts Of @plb 2'sllbert
Star spangleo Banner
Mlbert Eeterien, Iireftor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9omcn bcs
Nurblucit Gapcnpprt S1tri1=
pcrcin3

1ie 9amenieftion bes Noromelt
9apenport Iltrlrpereilts miro bel,te
Nadmittag I'M IA Dor 3 llbr in Der
Norbpclt Gapel1port Illr1tballe, mic
Der elrnlal cine ibrer beliebten &nr=
ten : ltnterbaltungen beranltalten.
5reun0e uno Mitglicoer oes 8ereins
limo a%ufgeforoert, iid on Ser aarten-
l11terbaltllng s1 bet6eiligell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

Ser Mapspiae 5diiben-g erei11
belt an1 leete11 Snnmtag iein iabr-
lides aonigsidieben ab, an meld)em
allBer Den Mitglieoern oes feitse6en-
ben Gereins audi Sdiisen bon 9a-
pcnport, Soronto, @beatlanb nn0
8rano Mourlb tbeilnabmen. Die &o-
~lligstpiirbe erraag sdiibe Gbrilt.
Sanien bon Gupenport, NIT SO aus
n1oglider Is Gltnften altf Ser So
niasideibe. &onigin mllroe Sral1 s.
s.. 6elner bon Mapspiae NIT einen1
!Score bon SO auf Der Damenldeibe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

~ Merbarts 9rangfer & gtorage
.. 9elephon 856. NM.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
&c gdcionnsscpiOcmic,
@ieoerllm mebrere Sdeioungsz
flagelt.
Saul g. 3u rit segcn NlDi

Saul 6. 1nrlt eegcn Mlpi-
na. Curt.
Yol1l 6. Curt erbielt gcltcrn bie
Sdei0mng bon leiner @attit, Jralt
Mlpina Curt, I'M Scott Goltntp @e-
sirfs9erid)t 5ligelprpden. Scott ~
'Scott maren sic gnpalte, lpclde bcll
&lager bei leineln Sdeiounlgspro5cb
p%ertratel1.
6 M nj s. Meeber gegen !.
@ilIia am Meeber.
Son ibrcm M,1ipalt 2oltis s. Goo=
.6enig, bertretel1, ertpirfte eSra1 Gm-
ma 6. &ce0er geltern I'M Scott Gpun=
'tD 8e5irfsgerid,t Die Sdeibuntg bon
ibrenr @atten @illiam Mee6er.
MoB 8urIingame gegen
1Gbpmas S. 9nrlins=
anne
Sral1 Nob Wirlingamc erbielt &C.
ltern I'M Scott County 9e5irfs9eridjt
Die Sdeiorutg bon iDrem @attell,
Sbomas S. 8nrlingal1te, mie ol1d) oie
Obbltt iibcr ibre beiDen nnnliirbigel
&inoer 5llgelproden. 2uuis 6. Nuo.
bemig fiibrte fiir Die &ldgerin oils Sin.
ipalt pen Sdeioungspro5eB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
6tabt uno Gouu1p.
Treitas, ben Is. SUM.
Rleine @tabt=M enigteiteu.

~ MerpetroI : Mittel seger1 Nbel1-
matism1s nn0 S6mer5en aler Mrt.
Miepe's Mpptbefe, 4O3 apeitl. 2. ctr.
- Irn11 Slenricttn @eIter nnu Colt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
M1tr Gin Observation-Disclosures

Charles S. Selie uno SRI. Jerll
l1mpbrcB bon Mpntpelier Sa.1 lie
ben iid) geltern i'm Scott golntp ge-
5irfsgeridt einen Seiratbserlml6niiB-
ld)eil1 alsltclIcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16

Tral1 &. Moeler bon @ortbi1tg-
ton, Milm., balt lid) bci ibrem So6a1e
nnb Sbpiegertodter, &errn nab
Sralt @alter MoeQer bon @alcott,
sSSd., 5ll @e5ltd auf nlb gebenft oen1=
l16cblt bon Gapenpprt alts per 9am=
pier natJ Mem Orleans, Ga, 5u fab-
ren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-16
8. Gcdcr Trcndj ais gcstrcter Scr
q. u. 81. in Gcs Mpillcs.
Observation-Disclosures BON Sc

UuV WI ~
n1ofrat")
Ies Mpines, Sa, sen Is. Sltni.
Ielfer 6rcl1d pon Davenport ills
Ipi5irtc bier aeltcrll ais &ertreter Der
Nlnericmt Mlltonlobile MIociation
.6en nGeS Woines 5peeomaD". @err
SSrcllt0 miro Die q. 81. q. bel oen
grpBel1, bier arl1 26. SUM- ab5ltbal=
te1oen Observation-Disclosures bertre=
ten. alld aeoenft er, ii6 an oem
groBcn Staatsgolitonrllier, bas bier
an oeln namliden Gage beginllt, 81
betbeiligelt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29

through the fog and smoke Of battle,
fell upon a tattered rag of blue and
white and red. ''The flag was still
therer'
Inspired by his feeling of the mo-
ment, Key wrote, and '"The Star
Spangled Banner" resulted.
The hymn America" was never
considered the national anthem,
though Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean," once held precedence over
''The Star-Spangled Banner" "Amer-
lea" has the same tune as 'fGod Save
the King" Engand's national anthem.
There is not single notes differ
ence between the two. If America"
were the national anthem no one
would know when it was being played
to the honor of his royal British maj
esty and when to the honor of our
own republic.
'The Star-Spangled Banner" has
never been declared the national an
them by act of congress, but that does
not make it the, less so.-Raymond
Alfred. ..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29
"THE End oEAPERFEcT DAY."

After listening to a neighbor's
piano playing the above song / won
dered what one would consider a per-
feet day. Ieould imagine a mag
nate after years of scheming, honest
and otherwise, viewing with greedy
self satisfaction, vanity and conceit
the removal Of his last competitor
from the business world and exclaim-
ing with joy he alone could appre-
ciate: "Ah! this is the end of a per-
feet day."
Picture again a middle-aged man
of the class of which you and l are
a part. After being out of employ
ment for considerable time and
spending week after week looking in
vain for work, leaving his wife and
children in desperation, he finally Sc
cures employment with the magnate
to work II hours a day for SIP a
week. On returning to his wife how
earnest and sincere in comparison to
hear him say: "Ah! this is the end of
a perfect day."
Then there is the drunkard who
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29

will bolsuerously shout: "This is the
end of a perfect day." and foolishly
think so; and the ball fan whose IA
vorite team wins the odd game in
the ninth.
If l could stand at the foot of a
scaffold and chaw the bolt that would
execute the kaiser, whom 1 think is
the instigator of Europe's terrible
suffering, and send him to whatever
awaits him across the great divide,
1 would feel gratifed in saying: ''This
is the end of a perfect day." What do
you consider a perfect day?-A HUI
manitarian.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29
THE DANCE,

THE DANCE.-Where are the re-
formers who succeeded in closing the
dance halls? They had separate halls
for serving refreshments at dances,
and the dancing was regulated with
the police looking in every now and
little while. What has been accom-
pfshed?
Where we had a dozen or so public
dance halls serving drinks as side
line, we now have hundreds of dumps
serving drinks with the dancing as
side line. And such dancing! Great
Scott! The like was never seen in
the palmiest days of Frieberg's.
What have they accomplished? Alb
solutely nothing except their own
ends-cheap notoriety. Had they left
conditions as they were, and devoted
themselves to abolishing the root of
the .evl-booze- conditions would
not be any worse today than they
were, and we would be further tow
ard dry Chicago.
Without drinking, dancing will take
care of itself, and will need no regu-
lating, as will most other like ques-
tons. A person will seldom do any
thing to be sorry for unless he or she
is drunk.-AndreW Jansen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-29

WHY THEY DID THE MUSCLE
DANCE.-While it is regrettable that
the State street theater girls lost
their jobs, it must be conceded that
the muscle dance, the main attraction
at all of these places, had anything
but an eleYaing or moral effect upon
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-25
School Notes

The 1st six weeks of the second
semester are up and the grade cards
were given out Thursday.
Washington's birthday was celebrated
by closing of the schools Tuesday.
The sewing classes are making cos
tunes for the operetta which will be
given in April.
In the basket ball game at Wenat-
chez Saturday night the Leavenworth
boys lost to Wenatchee High school
by score of 26-33. The game was
slow and at no time did either team
show any real form. The Leaven-
worth boys were handicapped by the
overheated room and the side lines.
It would be just as hard to pick
the star Of this contest as it would to
name the man who played the weakest
game.
In the game a Cashmere Monday
the Leavenworth boys came back to
form and gave their old rivals decisive
defeat. 1t was clean fast game and
the result was never in doubt. The
Cashmere forwards were helpless under
the guarding Of w. Wunder and Carl
Andersen. McNett and Fitzpatrick
slightly off on basket shooting but
played a good game on the floor. Nc
Nett took practically all the tipoffs and
is the star High school center of the
valley. L. Wunder played his usual
strong game as forward.
The second team played Monitor
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-02-25
Notice of sherIn7s Sale on Executio

Notice of SherIn7s Sale on Execution
In the Superior Court of the state of Wash
ington in and for Chelan County.
]. Il. Tholin, Plaintiff
VS..
T. ]. Costello and Arta Costello, husband
and wife. Defendants
BY virtue of an execution issued out of
and under the seal of the Superior Court in
and for the County of Chelan and State of
Washington, upon judgment rendered
and docketed in said court on the 18th day
of September, 1915, in an action wherein j.
Il. Tholin is plaintiff and T. j. Costello and
Arta Costello, husband and wife, are de-
PENDANTS, in favor of said plaintiff and
against the said defendants for the sum OF
Four Hundred Eighteen and S5-lOO dollars
(s4lS So, which execution was directed and
deliveredd to me as sheriff in and for said
County of Chelan, l have levied upon all
the right, title and interest of the said de-
PENDANTS, T. j. Costello and Artie Costello
husband and wife, in and to the following
described real property, towit:
Lot sixteen L16l Emig Park and tract six
teen [l6] lots one ii and three l3l block K,
Cascade Gardens as the same appear on the
plats thereof on file in the office of County
Auditor of Chelan County. Also lots seven
teen III and eighteen ISL block twenty-siX
1851 First addition to Leavenworth. as the
same appear on the plat thereof on file with
the County Auditor.
Notice is hereby given that l. the under
signed, Sheriff as aforesaid will sell the
above described real property to the high
est bidder for cash, at public auction, at the
front door facing Wenatchee Avenue, of
the court house in the City of Wenatchee,
County of Ohelan, State of Washington, on
Saturday, the 4th day of March, 1915, at ten
O'Clock of that day, to satisfy said eXecu-
ton, together with costs and increased
costs thereon.
Dated this 28th day OF January. A. ID. 1915.
OHAS. KENYON
Sheriff of Ohe1an County.
feb4-25 BY II. II. Lennon, Deputy.