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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
HORSE NOTES

Senator Dewey 80. c:lSa4. by Lord
Dewey. 2:033.. is out of Estate. 2.eASt :
by Ontario. 2.13.
low Stable string.
-Ashland r.. 2.lsI. and Medium Ca
zette. 2.l4h. are now owned by loluHl-
bus. Ohio. parties.
-Yedno. a.02l.. h. NJ. by Bob Fitzsim-
mons, won a race q, Brockport. y. Y. IN
2:15E. 2.14&. 2:15",
Joker n. Laird. by The Laird. was
among the also rams in the tnree-Fear-
old trot at Rome. y. !.
-Hedgewood ratchen: by Hrdgew3od
Boy. has entered the 80 pacing list
with mark of 2.o9 =.
COLORADO lane by Colorado Elaine
Jones' reduced her record TO 2.2iI az
Apollo. Pa. on July I.
Pete. o.0SI. by .\lcyo. set new
half-mile track pacing record at ithaca
y. Y, in a third heat OF Eng Il .
carries race record os AIN. made at
Bridgeton y. J.. on July /.
Hal B.. Jr. by Hal e.. beat GRAND
Opera. Texas Jim and. Bonnie Cope. IN
2:09L in Canada. on July s.
Sweet Girl. by Arag"n X. won TWO
races at Rockport. New York. July Ia,
4 trotting to a record OF 2.24l L.
The s-year-old srosts r, 0ak Frss 20 o.
at Rome.-N. Y. on July II;
2:osI, by Baronsalc. 2:ltH. is out OF
1 T.. 2.2lI:. by outline 2.n+.
Cliff Moquette. 2oSic. the new 2lo
upertcrmer. has won four $1,000 stakes
on the Michigan Short Ship Circuit
Billie Fair. by Fair Promise. cut his
half-nile track record. 2.o2A TO 2:osA
at Youngstown. Ohio. for. Tommy Muir
hpy. 80
Peter Allen and Parlowa have been
declared out OF the three-year sake
at -Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit meeting
At the Windsor Conn. meeting
July A.. Mary Coastman. Roberta. May
Bird. Buster H, were beaten in races;
Jess G.. Jueen Hal. Sellers D.. Peter
Piper, In the money division.
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OHIO SIDE SPORTSMEN
FORM ORGANIZATION
PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT AND PRO
PAGATE PISH AND GAME IN
BELMONT COUNTY
All Sections OF County Are Represented
at Meeting-Brdgeport Man Is
Elected President Of Association.

To protect and propagate tish and
game in Belmont county. The Belmont
County Fish and Game Protective Assoc
citation was organized last evening At an
enthusiastic meeting III the R"ilalrn
Commercial club which was attended
by $50 sportSmen from all over the
county. Each member OF the aSSocla-
tion pledged himself 10 renor; any vio-
lation of the game laws and (" aSs:st
the state authorities in their prosecu-
ton. One OF the prime objects ar the
orsanizat ton will lie |" secure STOCK
Of fish for the creeks of Belmont county
and game for the forests. Belmont
county makes the sixteenth i'll IN" state
that has ORGANIZED such IN ASSOCIATION.
IL was expected that Chief Game arden
Speaks of Columbus. would be- presen.
at the meeting, but he was unable 10
leave the city because several companies
of the national guard are leaving Tor
the border. which compelled him 10 stay
in Columbus.
The following officers were elected for
Presiden,-rrank Jones'. Bridgeport.
Vice President-Bert Baumgardner.
St. Clairsville.
Secretary-William J. Campbell, Bell
aire.
Treasurer-Emil Schmidt. Bellaire.
Board Of Directors-Heyward Long.
Martins Ferry: Roy Farmer Bridgeport
and Jess Eippus. Bellairc.
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WHEELING FIRM
GETS CON TRACT
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FoUNDA-
TON FOR MoUNDsvILLE
| SMELTER PLANT.

The contract for building the founda-
ton for the first unit of tho big smelter
and Zinc plant of Mounnsvillc. for the
United Zinc and Sm"lier Corporation.
was awarded 10 L. r. Kitchen K Co.. or
Wheeling, yesterday afternoon. MIR.
Prarlman. general manager. expects 10
have actual work on the foundation un-
der way by Monday morning.
Mr.. pcarlmnn and other engineers eX-
pcCl n continue working on the plans
and specifications for the different fac
tory buildings.
The contract AWARDED yesterday will
run into thousands nf dollars. The job
consists Of placing solid brick and con-
crete foundation. The work rs 10 be
rushed in order that tho first unit of
the big industrial plant may he III oper'
alton by the first of December.
BY the latter part Of this week. the
Is. " q. Will have completed the tempo
rary swinging switch 10 the lower end
Of tn" factory sit" from the main divi-
SION Of Ia" l.. X -. system. The ma
l"rai for the different buildings will be
taken over In" switch. The cement.
sand and gravel for the foundation
work. which Will he commenced the first
Of the week. VIII u" supplied by the
Moundsvillr Crystal Sand Company.
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Stubb|efie|d Wins
Consolation Singles
DEFEATS ALLEN BOWIE IN FINAL
MATCH YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Play In Mixed Doubles VIII Be Resumed
Notwithstanding Match ts
Expected.

D. w Stubblefield won the cup offer
ed as prize 70 tho winner of the consnla-
ton singles in tho recent open tourna-
mcnr OF the Wheeling Tennis Club. VS.
terday afternoon. when he defeated Allen
Bowie. in the final round. in three s"ts.
81. S. So. The event had been play
ed up TO the final round last week, rain
preventing it's completion then.
Play will be resumed to-day In the
mixed doubles, which matches were con-
tinued from last week. To-day. Miss
Sarah Jackson and r. E. Bowie Will play
Miss Frances Ogden and D. W. Stubble-
field. One set of this match was played
last week the former couple winning.
l3-ll. This match is expected TO be an
exceedingly close one. and much interest
is being taken in it.
The. winners Of this match will play
Miss Dunbar !lvirett and Howard Mer-
kel in the semitinai round. while the
winners then will play Allen Bowie and
Miss Eleanor Taylor. in the final rounds
concluding the tournament.
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FIGHT IS BETWEEN
SULzER AND HANLY

ST. PAUL. Mimi. July 1S.-The boom
for ]. Frank Hanly'S nomination for,
President by the Prohibition national
convention which oNrus here tomorrow.
received marked impetus tonight when
Alonzo F.. Wilson nj Chicago. chairman
Of the Hauly steering committee. an.
nounced that several leaders had Joined
the supporters Of the Indiana man. hay
ing received assurance that his nominal
ton will not moan the unSratinE OF Ma
tional Chairman Virgil G. Ilinshaw. OF
Chicago.
William Sulzcr was notified of tho
sudden turn Of affairs by r.. w. Chain.
and the latter received telegram from
from the New Yorker tonight. announc.
ing that he will arrive in -. Eaul
Thursday morning. and enter lhe iiGhl
in nm effort Ia keep The nomination from
going Ia Hanly.
To shorten the tim" in which Mr.. Sui
ger may work. the Hanly workers IN
auCurated Il NOV" 10 cat tho convention
program short and make the nnmina-
lions Thursday. Whether this will sue
coed Is not known. Early tonight prom
incnt Prohihiiionists expressed the be-
lief that the contest Cor the presidential
nomination had narrowed down 10 con-
test between Sulzer and Hanly.
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dyer. Of Pike
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Harrison. of East
Main street. left Tuesday for q few
days visit in Cleveland:
Mrs. l.. V. Kuhn. of Morgantown. ".
Va. is visiting her brother. Dean Col
Inns. and his family, of West Main st:
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Graves. OF Cincin-
natl. are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Graves. of West South street.
Robert Evans. manager OF the Wright
Metzler department store. at Connells-
vile. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie
Evans. Of West South street.
Miss Mary McPeek. Of Batesville. Is
visiting relatives and friends of this
place.
Akron. are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Oliver. OF High street.
Mrs. Frank Robson. Of North Chest
nue. street. is spending few days with
relatives ard friends at Bellaire.
Miss Helen Finley. Of st. Clairsvillc.
has been visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cook. Of West Church street.
Park Kildow. Of South Lincoln avenue,
left Tuesday for visit at Dayton. o.
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MORE PROTESTS ARE
HEARD AGAINST RATES

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j, July. Is
Special Examiner Marshall of the in
tcrslate commerce commission, today
heard the protests of several manu-.
facturers and commercial bodies OF
Michigan against the proposed raise
Of 10 cents a ton in freight rates on
coal by the ten trunk lines in the cen
trail freight association. 1t was de-
clared that instead of an advance
there should be a cut Of % cents,
which witness said would still give
the raiyoads reasonable profit.
Mermln Muller, appearing for FIN
teen OF the largest paper manufac-
turers of Michigan. asserted that the
rate on coal shipments was hig CHER
than first class freight. Complaint
was made against the New York Cen,
trail. Pennsylvania. Grand Trunk and
PCre Marquette" roads over their rates
from south Michigan. Coal manufac-
turers of Battle Creek entered in the
general protest
Mr.. Marshall expects 10 continue
taking testimony here for the re-
mainder OF the week.
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W00DSF|ELD, 0.

wooDsFIELD. O.. July 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Poulton. Of Akron, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Poulton
and other Woodsheld relatives.
James f. Roughner and George {.
Fidd. Of Cameron. were business callers
here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Lapr returned to
their home Mt Pittsburgh. Sunday. after
short visit with his mother. Mrs.
Lucinda Lapp. - -
Dr. and Mrs. Williams. OF Summer
field visited relatives In Woodshcld the
last Of the week.
Born-Saturday night, to Mr.. and Mrs.
l. c., Beardmore, twins.
Mrs Gussie Dcnbrow, OF Louisville, IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Adams.
Juliis Zesiger. candidate for county
commissioner, of Darlington. was a busl.t
ness caller here Monday. !:
The drouth was broken Saturday night
by O. rain that continued throughout the
night and part of Sunday
Miss Minerva Smith, who was oper.
ated on last week by, DR.. HUH. OF Cam
bridge. is getting along nicely.
The chautauqua Is still IN progress
and is attended by large crowds. The
association is 70 be congratulated In Sc
curing such good talent.
Herbert Mooney is home from Ne"
Haven, Conn. where he is student IN
Yale College, for the summer vacation.
Mrs S. L. Cronin. daughter. Gussie
and son. Master Cronin, are spending
few days at Bethesda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
SILVER CUP FOR
AMATEUR PLAYERS
SPLENDID TROPHY IS PLACED ON
EXHIBITION AT THE HoD-
SHON STORE
Il Known as Merge-James Cup and Will
Be Given to Team Having Best
Record Among Amateurs
and Seui-ProS

To create interest among the amateur
and emi-profeSSional baseball teams in
Wheeling and vicinity. Jack James and
NJ R. Merge. two we'll known local base
ball fans are offering a silver loving
cup to tho team that will finish the sea-
son with the best percentage, or the
team having. tho best record for tho
season. The cup has been beautifully
engraved and is now in the window Of
;he HodShon hat store.
In order that the teams may ali have
an even chance they are urged by
Messrs James and Merge to send in
their scores 10 the sport editors of the
Wheeling papers. The cup is splendid
prize and As it is the first time anything
Of the kind has ever been attempted
here IL is making a big hit. especially
with the amateur and semi-pro players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
FOOD CONDITIONS At
MAzATALAN CRITICAL

MAZATLAN. Mex, July IS (by radio
TO San Diego, Cal)-Food conditions
depleted and the condition of the poor
is deplorable. Daily little bands strag-
gle into the city from the barren in
terror districts. Hungry and ragged
and expecting food and clothing they
only meet dispersement when they find
nothing. A group of refugees, some
in pitiahle condition, were sent
aboard the flagship San Diego yester-
day. They told Of the trails Of the in
terror. strewn with the graves of
refugees and Others murdered by row
ing bandits for the gold and valuables
they were carrying with them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
AUTO PARADE FOR
GOOD ROADS DAY

Special Dispatch I" tho lntelligencer.
MARTNlSBURG, ". Va, July IS.
West Virginia good roads day was
observed in Martinsburc by big au-
tomobie parade and speaking in The
afternoon. The parade was TWO miles
in length, and included about 90 per
cent. of the automobiles owned in
MartinsburG and Berkeley county
and a number Of visiting cars.
Many of the cars were decorated
with bunting and flacs Addresses
on good roads we're delivered by \.
d. Williams. of Morgantown. chief
road engineer of West Virginia. and
former Senator \. c. Mcintyre, of
Martinsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
cROSS-EXAMlNED EXPERTS.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 49,
Counsel for the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company. which has petit
toned the Public Service Commits
sion for permission 10 increase its
passenger rates, to-day cross-exam.
ined expert accountants employed by
the commission on valuations, cost
of transportation and methods of de-
terlnining equitable rates. These eX.
perts testified Oh direct examinations,
some time ago.
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GAINESVILLE, @

GAINESVILLE. O.. July 1S.-The
death Of Mr.. Lemuel Goodng occurred
ut his late residence on South Chestnut
street. suddenly. Sunday evening about
S o'clock. death resulting from heart
trouble. He was 60 years OF age and
was we'll known. Besides his wife he
leaves three children. two daughters and
one son. Mabel. Mona and Lester.
Funeral services were held Tuesday af-
tcrnoon at o'clock, Rev. l.. S. Rose. OF
the Main Street II. E. church. officia-
ting. lnterment was made In Southern
cemltery.
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Personals,


Mrs. Bert Slncum. Of South Gardner
street. left Tuesday 70 attend the flu
neral of Mr.. Slocum's mother, Mrs.
Annie Slocum. at Meadville
Mrs Mary Quinn. of Mingo Junction.
vii, arrive to-day for visit with her
friend. Miss Helen Yarnell, of North
Chestnut street.
Mrs. Raymond Durkin and baby. of
GAINESVILLE arc visiting her parents, MI.
and Mrs. James Nichols. Of Mulberry
street.
Miss Mary Sheppard. who Is attend
ing Normal school in Chicago. arrived
Tuesday for u visit at her home on
Cherry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Latham. and Mrs.
Matilda Baker. Of South Broadway. Wis
tilted the first Of the week with. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Diday. OF Belmont.
Joseph West is confined to his home
on South Chestnut street. by Illness.
Mrs Louis F'lcischman and daughter,
Laura, Of Dayton, are visiting their par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
DENTIST SHOOTS
A RESTAURATEUR

LEWIS. Del, July 1S.-Fostmaster r:
r. Lynch. of this place. was shot ana
killed while standing in front of his
restaurant shortly before midnight to-
night by Or. VIM. y. Parker. proml-
ncnl dentist. Parker. who apparently
was intoxicated, had gone into tho res
taurant and became hoistcrous as a re-
suit of an argument over baseball.
When he refused TO be quiet. Lynch
elected him. The dentist walked TO his
home. secured a shoiEu ard. returning.
shot and killed Lynch. who was stand
inE outside. tho charge taking effect in
his head. Parker then. went home and
has not vet been arrested. although
Sheriff West. of Sussex county. and
State Detective Thomas are on their
VA where from Georgetown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
GUARD HAS HooKwoRM.

FORT THOMAS. Ky. July 1S.-Thn
h""kwnrm has made its appearance
among III" members Of the Kentucky
aiinnal Guard nj Fort Thomas, accord
ing TO Major GriSsinscr. L. 5. 4. More
than 100 cases have been discovered.
Tho mountain companies seem more af-
f"ctcd. The medical officers have star:
cd work on the feeling of great indo-
lcnce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
CREATES ADVISORY BOARD,

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-The Fed-
eral trade commission today announced
the creation Of an advisory economic
board to aid it in determining questions
conducting Investigations. Francis Wal
ker. now chief economist for the COM
mission, was named chairman of the
new board and Thomas NJ. Robertson
and l.. II. Haney were appointed mem
bers. Two others probably will be APP
Dointed lntar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
WILL NOT HOLD A
SPECIAL ELECTION

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July IS
II was made known at the capitol to-
day that there will probably he no
special election for the purpose Of
electing a member Of Congress from
the Fourth district to succeed Repre-.
sentative Hunter Holmes Moss, Of
Parkersburg. who died in Atlantic
City last week. The Republican and
Democratic nominees-H. c. Wood
yard, of Spencer, and T. A. Null, of
Huntington, respectively. will oppose
each other in the regular election in
November 10 fill the uneXpired term
of Mr.. Moss, and the regular term as
we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
LEAVE FoR BORDER.

Washington artillery battalion Of the
Louisiana National Guard left the con
ccntration camp here Today for Mer-
codes. Texas. The three batteries carry
twelve field pieces. The first troop of
cavalry from Jennings also departed
for Mercedes late today. The regiment
Of infantry and hospital corps will lea"o
tomorrow for san Bcnit". it was an
nOunCed TONIGHT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
ALABAMA VICTIMS
FACE STARVATION

LOWER pEACHTREE. Ala. July
lS.-"Unless aid comes from some Gil
rection we face starvation" was Inc
word sent out from here today, by
f. P. Morrissett. His message TO the
newspapers said:
Many families both white and
black are absolutely without food.
Negroes who have been without meat
for weeks now are without bread. Ths'
waters Of the Alabama river had TO-
tally ruined all the crops in the
bottoms"
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TO GRADUALLY WITHDRAW.

MEXICO CITY. July lA--jameS Linn
Rodgers. representative" nr III" American
govcrnmcnt. informed III" Mexican ser
rotary nf war today hat the American
nXpndit innary forces In Mexico would
be gradually Withdrawn from Mexican
territory. Mexican commissioners have
hecn delegated TO reach n settlement Of
the outstanding questions in the United
States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
HIT BY TORPEDO.

AMSTERDAM. July ls.-Nia London.
Sis p. m.--The Dutch shipping council.
which investigated The l0rpcdoInG of
the Dutch steamer Ritndijk last Arril :.
on tho Sicily islands. finds that tho
steamer was struck by a torpedo con-
structnd at f'iumc. tho naval base Of
Austria Hungary. on the .Adriatic sea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
Mrs. Victoria Anderson.

Mrs. Victoria Anderson an aged and
highly esteemed lady. passed away at
her late residence in Bethesda. Monday:
death resulting from the infirmities OF
age. She was SIS years Of age and was
we'll known here, having been a resident
of this place for. forty years. She was
the aunt Of Mrs. J. T. Moore and Mrs.
W. D. Evans, Of this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
MORAN TO MEET MoRRIs

TULSA. Okla. -Jnly ls.-Frank Mo-
ranof Pittsburgh. Pa. was matched to-
day to meet Carl Morris. Of Oklahoma. in
a Is round bout here on the afternoon Of
Labor Day, September 1. Moran will
get $4,000 Cor his end Of the battle.
whether win. lose or draw. with privi-
aege OF 35 percent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
COL. YOUNG ENTERTAINS

Col Simon Young, we'll known night
clerk at the Stamm hotel, entertained
his fellow employees and few friends
last night with a frog luncheon. The
frogs were sent Col. Young by his son,
near Weston. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
srRIcTER CENSORSHIP.

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. July IS. - An
nouncemcnt was made AT military head
quarters today that General PerShinE
had issued orders that news cnanating
from Columbus and tho Mexican fields
shall he more strictly censored than
heretofore.
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no Give RAcention-

Mr.. G.. L, Rradfied. Of North Chest
nut street. will give reception at his
home Thursday evening. complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Bradficld. who
returned Thursday after a several weeks
wedding trip in the east.
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Mrs. Harry Hughes, OF Columbus. en-
tertained number Of friends with a
luncheon at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Eradfield, Of North
Chestnut street. Tuesday noon.
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IOWA GUARD TO BORDER.

DIES MONIES. la. July IS. - The
Third infantry. Iowa National Guard.
will leave Des Mnines for Brownaville
Texas. within thi7ty-SiX hours, 1t was
announced tonight.
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NEW YORK MEN IN TEXAS.

MISSION. Texas. July l>.--Thc en-
tire SiNty-niuih New York infantry ar
rived here tonight and took up station
near the city. The gecund New York
infantry. arrived today at McAllen.
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The Mozart 4. C. accepts the chal-
lenge of the II. \. G. for game OF
bali on Sunday. July 2S. 1915. on the
Twenty-sixth street grounds. For ar
call 23I6-E on Nat. phone.
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The fast Columbia baseball club
would like to meet some of the strong
est mines in tho valley in a game any
Sunday and on any grounds. Any team
desiring to arrange a game will call $50
on either phone and ask for Bill. The
Mozarts are preferred.
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AMATEUR NOTES

The 0. 4 .C's. challenge the Edge
wood Independents or Beech Bottom
mines for a game next Sunday. July 81
to be played on any grounds. If &C
cepted. answer through The lntelll-
gencer, or call l+69-N National.
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The Rayland Amateur baseball team
would like 20 play any amateur nine in
the valley on next Sunday. Tho ST.
George club Of MartinshurS is preferred.
Call ". VI. Jones. manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-08-24
WILLARD AND eoTcH.

Floto Circus.
jess Willard, worlds champion
heavyweight, and Frank Gotch. the
worlds champion wrestler, have join
gu the sells-Floto circus, which is
coming here.
rms is the first time two worlds
champions have been members of any
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-08-24
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern Division u
the District Of Idaho. In Bank
ruptey.
In the Matter of o. L. Knight, Bank
rupt. No. 909
To the Creditors OF o. l.. knight, OF
the town of Burke, In the County of
Shoshone, and District aforesaid, a
Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
l4th day Of August, A. d. 1916, the said
0. L. Knight was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and, that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at my of
flee in the Postoffice block, in the City
of Wallace, County of Shoshone.
State of Idaho. on the goth day of
August. A. d. 1916, at the hour Of
10000 o'clock In the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated this 14th day of August, A. D.
1915.
THERRETT TOWLES,
Aul7-24-2t Referee In Bankruptcy.