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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
TUESDAY SCORES.
Central Iearne.

South BEND Terre Haute. cold.
Dayton -Muskegon, rain.
Springfield. -. Evansville. 3.
Wheeling. , Grand Rapids. >.
National League.
New NOTk-ChicagO. cold.
Philadelphia, Z Cincinnati, 3
brooklyn. 3: st. Louis. >.
Boston Pittsburgh, rain.
American League.
Chicag Boston, rain.
st. Louis philadelphia, rain.
Detroit. > Washington. l..
Cleveland New York, rain.
American Association.
Columbus Minneapolis, cold.
TOiedo-St Paul. cold.
indianapolis, IL: Milwaukee. ..
Louisville, g; Kansas City, Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
called M end Of eighth.
score Ey Innings.
NunnIarN

TwO-base hit BartO Home run -
Spalding. Stolen bases Kline. 4 Jones,
.: Mooney. , Keenan,. 3 Spalding. >:
Sheehan. .; Molfe. Edward. Meyers, Cor
coran. Ward Sacrifice hits Edward,
Markley HitS-Off BartO. > in innings !:
of Markley. in > innings: OF Sheehan.
III q innings Struck Out-By Sheehan.
q; by Markley { +: by Murphy. . Bases
on balls-Of Murkley. :: OF Barto. 2 /;
OF Murphy, i. Hit by pitcher-By Barto,
Kline: by Nlarkley. Jones. Passed balls
Kruger. Il Wild pitches Barto.
Markley. Double play Franzen to
Kruger. Umpire Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
Totals .........34


Stolen base-Daly. TwO-base hits
YantZ, Hoffman, Caveney . Left on
bases Evansville. ,: Springfield. @ Sacri-
fee hits HenninC >. Matthews Struck
out BY FromhOlz. 10; by Haines I.
Base on hallS-FrOmhOlz I HaineS
Umpire-Shuster. Time Of game -O5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis O4O 121 OO3-11 10 ;
Milwaukee . 0O2 OO3 O9O- . 3
Carter and SchanS; Hovlik and
MAYER.
Louis'vI. OO3 600 GOO 500 10 0
Eans City 600 200 col sol - 3
NoIthrup, Moran, Middleton and
La Longe; Sanders CrUtcher, Coo
reham and Berry. Hargrave
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit 1000 200 O1O-- 3 II 1
Washington 500 OO2 2Oa-15 10 2
Boehler, Erickson, Boland and
STANCE and Baker; Gallia and Char
rity. Mcbride.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
REn-NET CAME OLE

MUSHROOM. Mich. May IL
Tuesday. on account OF rain, the
Muskegon-D Dayton game was post
pOned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17

infielder. and an outfielder. are eX-
pected 20 join the local team tomOr-
.ow. The men come from Sioux
Cl-y and have been playing good ball
III the Western league.
Getting down within the salary
limit is keeping about eight manas-
ers in the Central league awake
nights Monday was the day for the
reduction to IL players and several
cuts were made, but many Of the
clubs have new men coming and
other releases are N order.
The limit this year is Is players.
This includes FIVE OF the managers
but Babe Meyers Of Muskeeon, Bill
EssicG of Grand Rapids and I'D
Smith of this city are not included.
BY special permission these three
are permitted to don a Uniform and
get out OF tie grounds. Meyers is
the only one who will be entitled TO
get in a game.
There - every indication that the
eight managers in the league are
determined TO set below the salary
liilt. III IuN INdlIlNS III vi tlti ~ -tl
within the limit was forced TO turn
NcGraw, first catcher adrift Essiek
has only ore man for duty behind
the plate and will have to work out
some arrangement to protect his
club in case of injury to his back
stop.
In years gore by failure 10 live
UP 10 the salary limit has been the
worst feature about the Central
league L has resulted in financial
losses AMI put many teams out Of
the running. Ry living up to the
limit the worst any Of the clubs
should do is TO break even as the
attendance figures justify a club Of
i or L good men for each city
The limit Wit permit of -four
pitchers. two catchers. four infield-
ers and three oUtfielders .L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
Results Nc-tCrdaN.
Juniors. Z Seniors.


Tt now seems that the juniors are
about 20 cop" their second cham
pionship OF the year. foIlowing their
capture Of the basket ban banner
as they have a clean record in inter-
class baseball with four victories and
no defeats. after their victory yes
terday over the seniors. ia ga hard
struggle by the count Of 4 90 2
The game was close at every stage
Danny" Whiteman OF the seniors
and Ken" Bradley Of the juniors
engaged in a pitching duel. with the
latter having the better OF IT, He
was supported faultlessly. while
Whiteman's defense wavered fire.
quently. HAL sites for the seniors
was the big noise with the stick,
rapping out a double and two
singles.
As johnny Taylor, the seniors
young catcher. is laid up with a bad
thumb. the seniors borrowed Gun
ningham from the sophs. who re-
ceived the veteran Whiteman in
great style. Cochovety OF the juniors
kept UP his record breaking feat and
struck out at every appearance az
bat.
Juniors ....... O22 600 o. 6 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
YESTERDAYS SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn d.. 100 OOl O2O a. s 2
81 louis go 800 Dol 900 Is s a.
Marquard. Dell and Miller; Jasper
end Snyder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
BADGERS BEAT IOWA.

MADISON. Wis. May l.. - The
University Of Wisconsin Tuesday de-
feated the University of Iowa 2 to
$. knocking two pitchers of the
slab.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
CENTRAL SQUADS
DOWN TO LIMIT
Living Up to Salary List
Should Result in An Inter
eSting Race This Season.

Kelly. a pitcher. and Hensling. an
inhelder. and an outhelder, are eX-
pected 10 join the local team tomOr-
Nv. The men come from Sioux
Cl-y and have been playing good ball
liz the Western league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17

Philadelphia 400 600 900 >
Cincinnati ....O21 600 OOO-3 8 1
Mayer and Killifer; schultz, Knet-
zer and Clarke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-17
JUNIORS TAKE SENIORS
INTO CAMP BY 4-2 SCORE
Third Year High school Men Keep
Slate Clean in mtcrClaS~
Baseball

Baseball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
LlNSLY EASY FOR
CLAYSVILLE TEAM
cadets WE'RE CRIPPLED ny Ill
NESS OF THREE PLAYERS.
Golden Was Individual Star of Pennsyl-
v~antnns, Getting Fifteen Out of
Twsnty-three Fouls At
tempted.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
CLtTsVILLE. Pa. Jar. 14.-Clays-
Vile High school team. by IN. individu-
al playing Of Golden. defeated a Grip
pied team representing Linsly Institute.
wheeling. here this evening by the score
% 80 20 1s. Golden. right forward FOR
Claysville. was the star OF the um..
getting three field goals and rs out Of
20 fouls.
Bachman. Gibson and weimer reFu-
lar players on the Linsiy team. ver.
unable 20 play and their places were
lille din by others. making really = Sc
Nor team ~ Linsly. instead OF the reg
ll7r cadet team. The following Is the
lineup.
claysvilio-ss. Linsly-ls.
Right Forward.
''""" ........... Phillips
Left Forward.
9pfoWl- ........................ Reed
Center.
barr ....t................ Jasper
Risht Guard.
'''"'i'N ........ Kyle
Left Guard.
Clayrville-Fieid Goals. Golden. =
FEB. a. sprowis. I; Barr. I. Fouls.
Golden. 1h
Linsiy-Freld Goals. Jasper ,. Fouls.
Jasper. Z out ~ %: Russell. 2 out or =
Heferee-Keister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
BENWOOD SWAMPED
BY WELLSBURG %"
MILL TOWN QUINTET UNABLE TO
STOP FLEETY BROOKE
FOUNTAINS.
Wellsburg Girls Defeat Team Prom
Shadyside-Locai Team Scores
Pour Points in Last Hair.
Special Dispatch to mo l-ntenieeneer.

Special Dispatch 60 the intelligence.
WELLSBURG. W. Va. Jan. IA
owing 20 the illness Of stewart. star
center on the Union hieh school basket
ball team. that quintet was badly wenk-
ened. and lost TO the local five b. a
score or ~ 20 10. The second game. be-
tween the girls teams OF the WeL burg
high shcool and Shadyside high. also
went 20 the locals. by a score or 10 Co o.
WellshurE had 20 put forth but little
effort In defeating the visiting team.
At nu time was the result OF the contest
In doubt. During the second hale many
~ the second ad third team players were
put in the game and their work was exc
~ccptionally well. The score at the end
CO.. The first half wee Js to g. UniYu
high was only able Co score but Q points
during the last OF the game The Wsr.
OF 1ilton aud Houeh 40 forwards was
above par. they scoring % points.
Unlike the game ~ the boys. the girls
was perhaps the most interesting ou the
evening card.
Boys' Game.
Tho scores and incupe Of the two
games follow
WeIsburE-sT. Benwood-15.
Triton candy
Right Forward
Left Forward.
LaRoche ........................ stsen
Confer
COMBS s..s..... ........ Murphy
EiEnt Guard.
tree sss..s.. .s...... Thomas
Left Guard.
Suheutufous-Ult0u Tor LaWoche.
UuuEh Tor tlton. Lohr fnr cree. car
michael for Lohr. Uliom for stren.
iIold Euala-Itlfon. 30. Huuru. no..
George ' iattochr. q combs. e. cree.
2 Carmichael D. CANDY. o. sieen. D..
Thomas. 4
Foul goals Hilton. 0. CANDY. 2. stesn.
p Thomas. o.
Refere~-Wsifcre Bethany.
Girls Game.
Tho girls lineup and score Ie Hs f1I-
lows
weusburr-l5. shadysias-s.
Mes MACK .......... Mi.a Nanaman
Hight Forward
MIs7 Haii Mice caldwell
L.r Forward
Ni.f Mrrrt.I.n ....... Miss Karn
center
Mias narth Nies Gibbs
center
Niles McNahon Mics Frazier
NlEut Guard.
Vice frrrIrHr Miss C0nnriry
Lett guard
auhrftufons-Misa McAfafon far.
Miaa Uhrfh Wiaa srroaFfus Tor Miss
FarFuenn. Mics Smith Tor Miss MONA.
hon Mics Amber Tor Miss caldwell.
finld nnaia Miss MACK a. Miss Waf.
2 Mics Vanaman. D. Mites Hail. o. Misa
Nauaman p Misc Connriev o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
WHEELINGITES
In TRI-STATE
TOURNAMENT

Special Dispatch to the Intellfsencer.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 14-Secre-
tary Val Meyer. of the Pittsburgh
Bowling association. announced today
the schedule OF entries from Wheeling
In the Trf-State tournament to be held
here next week The Wheeling bowlers
will occupy the alleys on Friday. Jan.
Fl.
Charles Foose and Jack Mccoy, h
crack double" OF the Commercial Law
Company. No. 1 squad will begin
tickling the naples" for the Wheeling
boys at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Following Is the complete schedule:
Friday, Two-Men Teams, 1 d. NJ
McCloy and Foose; II. Mills and G..
Hirt; A. NJ. Six and Smith; Courtney
and Wood; Morgan and Schmidt: Sar-
yer and Ray: J. ii. McFadden and NJ.
j. McFadden: Cameron and Gramlicn.
Singles. 2 p.m.-McCoy. Foose, Cam
eron. @. Morgan. r. Schmidt, q. }.
Smith. Sarver. Ray. J. II. McFadden.
Singles ESQ p.m.-Courtney. c. A.
Wood. @. q. Morgan. F. Schmidt. b. J.
Smith. Sarver. Ray. ]. II. McFadden.
Two-Men Teams. 3 p.m.-walden
and Haste; Padden and Mullaney;
Myers and Gosney: Dixon and Cook:
Ennis and Stevenson; Brady and Fra
zier; King and Nolte; Kindelberger
and Burke.
Singles. 4 p.m-M. j. McFadden. J..
Walden. @. Haste. r. Pedden. c. Myers
f. Gosney. A. Dixon. ]. Mullaney.
Singles. $3.50 p.m.-w. J. Ennis. w..
Stevenson. J. Brady. B. w. Frazier. p.
j. King. o. A. Nolte. ]. Kindelberger.
Two-Men Teams. 8 p.m.-HeIlstern
and Roth: Zoeckler and Short.
Singles. 8 p.m.-B. Burke, A. He'll
stern, +. Zoeckler. c. Roth.
Wheeling Night.
Friday, FveMen Teams. 1880 PM
Aviators OF Wheeling; Paddens OF
Wheeling; Commercial Law Co, No.
l OF Wheeling; Musee OF Wheeling;
Marquers OF Wheeling: Commercial
Law Co, No. ? Of Wheeling; Marsh
Big Hayanas OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
TEAMS
WIN AND LOSE
BOYS LOSE ONE WHILE GIRLS WIN
PROM ST. CLARsvuLH.
Contests Staged Last Evening on Bell
hre Floor Were Past and Excit-
tng-Both Well Played

The st. Clairsville boys basket ball
team last evening defeated the Bellalrs
team. p to 25. while the girls from the
Belmont county seat were losing to the
Bellaire girls by the score OF IL to 6.
Both the contests were fast and excit-
Ing and were featured by rather rough
playing on both sides. The boys con.
test was not settled until the last few
minutes OF play. The Bellairs team led
all the way. until the last four minutes.
At that point the visitors seemed to take
a brace and when the smoke had cleared
away they had piled up enoug points to
carry off the honors.
The girls contest. while exciting and
well played. was more ons-sided than
the contest between the boys. The Bell
ARE girls took the lead early in the
game and maintained an advantage dur.
Ing the entire contest.
The teams lined up as follows.
Boys.
81 ClAirsv iile-a7. Bsrlair.-a.
Right Forward.
Left Forward.
AeBrids Tobin
Center.
ChTAsts Houston
Right Guard.
For Fraaier
Summary:
Goals from neld-shafsr. s: MCBRIDE l.,
Christie. /; Mack. A. Houston. l. WaE-
nsr. Q.
Goals from foul-Shafer. 2; NcBrfda
II: Mack. 8; Houston. T.
Referee@SchWalb. Bethany.
o4ris.
st. CAirsv1us-s. Heuairs-lA
HHeAoh ss..s Neuh0rdt
Right Forward.
unison Fitch
Left Forward.
iAbpT '.s'.ss.s. s-..s....... Elliksn
Center.
Side Center.
AaAttiAon .s.s.-..... woods
Right Guard.
trthur .......s............. Nichoisop
Left Ouard
COMMUNICATIONS for Nicholson.
ones for Mason.
Summary
Goals from nsld-Neuhardt. o. EHs
ken. 1; Anderson. 1.
Goals from foui-Andsrson. g. Neu-
hardt. /: Fitch, ?: E1iksn. 3
Nsferse-Mtss Dow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

Tws NHflrss pain vas svsr prss-nt
HIfh Door diaasfion and ~drFpspaia
Iner triad p 8-natures blood tonic
F rave up druEs This compound
r natures - ~ roots and hsrha
Id whaf drugs failed 70 40. ~ literally
ash-d fhe blood free from poison. and
Ifn tna flow % pure blood came banE
aIth afrrnEth. viHor ana Happiness
'Nt from your Druggist fnaiHf
upon 6 4 81 ~ yours s lonH stand-
nF Wriff for special adVtoe a.
p~'iho Co Atlanta Ca. Bot BE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
WHEELING LOSES
TO SISTERSVILLE
LOCAL BOYS FAILED TO SHOW
PORN AND DRoPPED FIRST
GAME OF TRIP
Gagged But Two Baskets During Entire
First Haif-P1ay at Middle
bourne This Evening.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
SlSTERSNILLE. W. Va. Jan. IA
Wheeling high school basket ball team
defeated this evening by the local
team by the score OF 26 to %. in what
might be termed one OF the poorest ex-
hibitions OF the game seen here this sea-
son. The visitors showed little form
and the locals did but little better. Dur
Ing the first halt Wheeling was able 10
cage but two baskets ami these were
made by Rosenbere. Pracht and Arm
brecht. two Of the stars of the visiting
team. failed to show any class and the
latter was finally replaced by Roson-
berg. Ritz taking the place Of Rosen-
berg at right guard.
The confess was rather rough as is
evidenced by the number OF fouls that
were called on the players. Both teams
ability. Rosenberg making only : out
OF Il. while Bowman Gagged but two out
of 10.
Wheeling plays MiddIebourne this
evening. at M-iddlebourne.
The teams hned-up as follows:
selling Sistersvine-2e.
fracht Bowman
Risht Forward
Armbrecht Nfallick
Left Forward
Creighton Hubbard
Center
Stops
Right Guard
Narnuel sutton
Left Guard
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR Arm
brecht. Ritz for Roeenberg.
Summary: Goals from feld-Rosrn-
berg. s; Pracht. ;: Bowman. 4: Nallick. Q.
Hubbard. 2; Stops. =.
Goals from foul-Rosenberg. Z out OF
II; Bowman. 2 out Of 10.
Referee-Richards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
LIE MAoEB TO rArxEss.

VIEW YORK Jan. n-The New York
american League club tonight closed
deal With Harry Sinclair. who has
Hrfe ~ many N fh' Federal League
players. f1r Lee N4reo frrwertv msna-
Fer ~ The Brooklyn Federal Tsnnis
club and q star player IN that isa0ua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

The practice ~ rIarfirv COW rasr .,
SUGAR lfrNa between .f.Nn 90 Inrrnaa.
~" soil ferti.fV DE- being eucceaafuuv
introduced ln the Philippines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
CAMBRIDGE HIGH
TRIMS FERRY BOYS
BARNBsvILLE GIRLs WIN, WHILE
TEAM DEFEATS
Y. M. c. A. RESERVES.
Preliminary Contest was tanner Event
Of Evsning-airls' Teams Played
GOOD Game.

Friday night was a banner night in
basketball for Martins Ferry lovers Of
the sport a. three games were played
on the Arm0ry hall floor The first game
vas between the Martins Ferry second
team and the Wheeling s. II. g. 4. In
termediates and resulted in e. victory Tor
the Ferry BOYS by u score of 20 to 10.
The second game was between the
Martins Ferry Girls and the Harnesviu.
Girls. the latter winning by a score Of
~ 10 s. in a well played game. THIS.
was The opening game Of the season for
the girls team.
The final game was between the Mar
'tins Ferry hlrh t.hool and the fast Cam
bridge team and IRE Ferry lads lost ife
second game Of the season by "a srora ~
~ 20 ff while the home team plnyed a
great game. they we're out-cl1saed bv
the Guern-ey county boys. Following
- the l-lsup for the game.
Hsrhhs eFrry-l4 CambrfdRe-aa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Overcoats

DAVE SAYS
$1,000 buys $15 and S1S
values In Overcoats. Fine,
warm garments that afford
full protection to chest and
throat, in mixtures, checks,
blacks. blues and fine rich
browns.
$14.5O opens to you our
big stocks of $40 and $22.5O
value Overcoats. Loose-ft-
ting Glamorgans, the popu-
lar Chesterfelds. and the
stylish semi form fitting
coats included.
$3.50 will purchase the
best Overcoats we have in
the store, usually retailing at
$50 and $50, and worth every
cent of the full prices. These
are garments de luxe.
Weather for today-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
the Blood
Danish Rheumatism
rheumatism Due to Bad Blood. s. S s. = Your Rem

T~hspsants hsvs been mafs ~@ff
Feopis ~ ths poorest hsaffh. suffering
fron Phsumaffsm. ufth whDw r.r
rsa constant Who believed that fraIr
ritality w1 sappsd bsyond repair Or
- prSVen 20 thsm that The ca - 0f
theiF trouhis Ess The blood. that frir
Nea the most faithful ally 20 Hhru.
msusnt bad Erlppsd them The poison
n ne blood nd anupef Ifa strength
~ E~eaksnsd blood fas SLOWED Dol son
- ltnpurlfiNa 70 accumulate aHd Gil
Hr Naa Ecua Tuev felt u1urIV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
HIGH GIRLS WIN
FROM w CA. FIVE
sUPBRIoR TBAn woRH oAHRrEp
OFT VICTORY YoR OH GOLD
AND BLuB.
oont.s, We Witnessed NJ rarr- c~owa
Anh Was FsNtursd Hard ana Fast
Playing ~ noth Teams.

Ths wheeling high school girls basket
ball team last evening defeated me
". q a five by the soors Of I. t1 .
The contest vas staged fn tine rvmuH.
sium 81 the Y. W a. =. arf wa ono .f
The most Interesting contests ever srfn
on hat floor. pus largely 20 their uiH.
~ range ~ sspsrience - fha indoor
EaWs The hiFh school girls TOOK fhr load
early 81 the contest sind we're never
headed POI me high school EIfie Tav.
lrr was fhs infivifuaf ffar. eNn aarag
five feid goals mostly from diffI 100
anGiss
10 might NJ. $40 that every msons.
~ tfs " W. O. = team dfd FYod rars
but hey wers Handicapped tv their Ia..
- frIfrisncs FRI playing toreth@r fflr.
ever North. WeImrr nnf W~ausffrnI.rr
played veil They we're 90 opposed tr
players - more experience All points
made ~ the 81 W we're ne result %
free throHa
The unruus
Wv A. High sohooi-ai
HauFcherhurF TAYLOR
nient Forward
Ter Forward
'lvfsf ........... ........... Arhsrf
Center
Nor'h DAVIDSON
"'im'r Klein.
NcorUsr. ~rf.f.t.
flr g.1rI
HH... f.Um rrIf H..I.r
. N.NIH..H. " IHtr.If H ...I. f...s
f0uI" FIfuinr. D.. Taylor. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

il0vf 07f Chambers WIN ar-srp,-v
Che team o. s-ubaututss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
s.rahs ePuy-l4 oambridge-55
TO PLAY U. or p.

PTTTaBUHgH Pc. Jan a-Tbo
1915 football teams ~ the Universftv 81
bunalo ana The University Of pitfa-
burgh win play SF-e on september go.
according Orb an announcement here TO-
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-12
ALLEGED ALLEGED store STORE
TO " n NEWPORT

Bangor, Me, Aug. 11.-After week
Of chasing men who were making con-
tinual breaks in small stores and post
offices in the vicinity Of Etna, East
Newport. Newport and Palmyra, one
man, Fred Sharboro, has been appre-
hended. Town Officer Hefferen Of New
port arrested the man in Newport
Thursday night;Y following the break
in Georges Murray's general store and
the postoffice Of East Newport
Sharboro. it is reported. admits that
he made other breaks and claims that
his brother, Albert Sharboro and an
other fellow, whose name he does not
know, We're with him when arrested.
Sharboro had somewhere in the neigh
borhood of so jacknives, $25 in small
change, about So in pennies and sever
al books of postage stamps.
The sheriff's Office has been notified
of the arrest and is looking for the
other two fellows. 1t is thought that
there may be more than two or that
there are two gangs working in this
section of the State, for it does not
seem likely that so many breaks as
have been made during the past week
could be the work of three men. The
sheriffs deputies are still working on
the case and 1t is expected an arrest
will follow shortly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-12
SOUTH GARDINER

Mrs. Frank Staples and daughter
Muriel Of Bath are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Crosman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Preble and M.
and Mrs. Waldo Preble and children
passed Sunday in Vassalboro.
Miss Edna Duffy who has been
confined to the house with diphtheria
is able to be out again.
Fred Fogg, Albert McCurdy Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Harlow passed Sunday in
Readfield making the trip in Mr.. Har.
lows auto.
Mrs. Elmer Tozier Of waterville 10
passing few days with her brother,
George Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hodgkins, Mrs
Justine Eldridge and Mrs. o. c. FL.
lott passed Saturday in Boothbay.
They made the trip by auto. Mrs
Hodgkins was the champion fisher.
man."
Mr. and Mrs. George Dagert and
granddaughter Edith passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Blair
Miss Ida Webb who has been visit
ing friends in town has returned 70
her home in West Paris.
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Mulkern &C.
companied by their mother, Mrs.
Becker who have been the guests 1t
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Ripley have re-
turned to their home in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Mealey and nephew
George Anderson, passed Sunday 1t
Popham Beach, making the trip In M.
Hutchinson's motor boat.
Charles Baxter Of Bangor passed
Monday with relatives in town.
Miss Alice Philbrook of Arlington
Heights is visiting in town.
Mrs Smith Brown and son Willard
who have been visiting relatives in
town have returned to their home n
Bangor.
1t seems very strange to the people
of South Gardiner that the bushes are
not trimmed along the river road
Judging by the talk a complain will
soon be made to the State highway
commission.
The Social Club gave Mrs. Frank
Simpson surprise Iarty at her home
Monday afternoon. The afternoon
was pleasantly passed. Refreshments
including sandwiches, ice cream and
cake were served. AS token OF
their regard the club presented Mrs.
Simpson with a cut glass cream bowl