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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
IF J.P[UVE PERMITS. BATTLE
WILL De ON THIS AFTERNOON
BArrERrEs SUCCEEDED IN GET.
rINo LIGHT WORKOUT
YESTERDAY.
1oth Teams Are on Edge and Anxious
20 Start Somsthing--a. Rapids
Leaves Saturday Evening.

Tho Grand Rapids baseball team came
and IL Is still here. with ~ came a link
or something that has antagonized J.
Pluvius and he insists on hanging
around. Yesterday he had visited League
lark again and when the local officials
made trip to the grounds TO ascertain
their condition they were compelled to
use boats 20 keep from sinking. lie had
thoroughly soaked the park and then for
n short time IN the early part OF the af-
ternoon the sun came toasingly out. but
there was nothing doing and the best
two anxious ball teams could do was TO
hunt few high places ana give the ba.-
teries some lIght exercise.
The heavy rains or Wednesday after
noon and night completely soaked the
grounds and although the sun came out
during tho early afternoon Il cid but
little good II was planned to have the
postponed opening yesterday, but the
condition OF tho grounds would not per
init playing and II was again held over
until to-day. The heavy rain OF last
evening. however. again made a quag-
mire OF the park ana II f. hardly likely
that the game will be played to-day.
However. both teams are anxious 10
get started and should the sun come out
for a couple OF hours to-day there Is a
possibility that the opening game mig t
be played.
Yesterday. the members OF the team
went 70 PARK attempted "A MOrhN=
out Tho ground was In no condition for
batting practice and only the pitchers
were given a chance to loosen up their
arms. The twirlers spent AN hour at
hard work and returned to their rooms
to await the pleasure OF J. Pluve and
ola Sol. With little break In the
clouds to give Sol a chance to look down
the ground could be drained and. tho
opening game would soon DO a thing OF
the past.
The plans for the parade preceding the
opening OF the season are still the same
a. those that were to have celebrated
the opening on Wednesday. The OFT
cials are optimistic and saw that some
time Ne viii nave clear weather and
sust as soon a u comes We viii be At
~ harder than ever to make up for lost
time In case the condition Of the
SrouuCS VIII not permit playing to-
days game the opening will nc post
poned until Saturday. This will be the
last day on which Grand Rapids will b.,
here. as Sprs~T Al VIII come for April
30 and May ]. =. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
SHENANDOAH CLUB
PLANS SOCIAL EVENT
VIII Open Season In Dame with Rash
Run Team NEXT sunday-strong
lineup WIN Re Presented

Its members and friends on Saturday
evening. April 30. at the club rooms.
SsOs Jacob street Music and speech
making will be the diversions OF the
evening and the committee In charge Is
making every possible effort to make
this event a most enjoyable one for
all who attend. All members are re
qucsted TO come.
on Sunday. April 20. the baseball
team. which will represent the club
during the coming season will play
their opening game with the Hush
Run. Ohio. team. and all players arc
requested TO report at the club room :
not later than - o'clock Sunday. The
following will compose the team RubIe
and Gramlich catcherS. Morgan. Null
and Foose, pitchers. Salisbury. short =
stop: r Larue. LIST base: :. Larue, End
base; W. Williams. Sd base: J. David
son. left neld. W. Orver. center neld;
]. Burch. right field: substitutes. Schul,
Bott. Nikolaus. Montford. Melcher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
A. o. u. w. WILL HOLD
SUMMER VISITATIONS
First Of Series Will Be Held Tonioht,
With LsBelle Lodge Mem
berS as Hosts.

The first OF a series OF summer Wis
ltatlOns among the various lodges OF
the Ancient Order OF United Work
men Of this vicinity will take place on
Friday evening when the uptown
lodges Will pay a visit 10 LaBelle lodge.
which meets at the corner OF Jacob
and Thirty-siXth streets Delegations
from all OF the other lodges OF the CITY
viii be in attendance and II Is expected
that there will be a very enjoyable
session.
The y. o. Y. w. has just recently
closed an active winters campaign in
which the membership was very ma.
terially increased and the overflow of
enthusiasm remaining from that cam.
palgn VIII be used In a series OF sum
IneI Nlsitatlons among all the lodges
Of this section VisitatiOns 10 Ionic
lodge at Moundsville and Friendship
lodge at Wellsburg will be announced
IN the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
EVANSVILLE AGAIN
WHIPS MUSKEGON


Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
EVANSVILLE. April 27.-Evansviile
defeated Muskegon again to-day by the
score of TO .. The hitting ana base
running OF Wheian the local third base
man was easy the feature OF the game
The Evansville team started scoring at
the beginning OF the game and were never
in danger with the exception OF the
fourth inning. when Muskegon staged a
rally. Score:
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TO FINANCE ISSUE.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. April c7-The Aqua
lTI"'a customs hpufs to-day received a
decree signed by Luis Cabrera. secretary
OF LH' treasury In the de facto Mexican
chbiHff. prohibiting the expectation %
SILVER bnr1 0r coins. 10 81 not known
-'chlly whether tn" decree will BE- tenn
porury or permanent.
Mining men here say they have heard
through romi-"fr~fal Mexican channels
mat cabrera Intends 90 finance the 90
iacfo Eoserumsnrs new five million pes,
currency issue in this manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
DAVENPORT co. FOUGHT saso.ooo.

tHARLESTON. W. Va. April 27-ft
was officially admitted no.. tr-d,,, tbst
thc nlted Fuel Gas Company has paid
S-ov.VO9, Tor the holdings or the DuVen-
!.Fl OH and Gas Company. In Union dis
trlCt or Clay county This prop.rtv has
q daily settled production uf 100 barrels
OF 'li rom the Big lniun formation. The
purchasing company proposes 70 manu-
'lut" Fasoilne on tho property from
%" production or the field CIav and
hanawha county men formed the Iiaveu-
port Company. and had bcen operating
for four years.
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PLAY CATHEDRAL
wheeling High School VIII Stage Con-
test on Tunnel Grounds
This Afternoon.

This afternoon the Wheeling High
school base hall nine Will play III.
Cathedral nigh sschooi nine on tho
Tunnel Green grounds. providing the
weather man Gays. Yes" Plumns-
VIII no doubt start tho game for IN.
nigh school. his effective work agains,
the Union High school on last Fridav
winning him reuOwn among local base
bali enthusiasts
Tomorrow afternoon. the Wheeling
team viii go 20 MOGudsyills. where thew
Will play the High school team OF that
place. Mouudsville boasts OF havina.
on" ~ tho strongest teams ia the Ohio
valley and "a good game iz assured.
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p. & E. G. WILL PLAY
BELLAIRE c. A. C'S
Strong out-tho-P4ke Organization 10
Open Season at Elm Grove
Saturday Afternoon.

Saturday afternoon the Patterson and
Elm Grove baseball team will open the
season IN game with the Central Ath-
Ietic club OF Bcllaire. The e.. A C'S
are considered one OF the strongest
teams on the Ohio side and as the Pat
terson and Elm Grove out.It has taken
on some new material. IL should De an
exceptionally good game SATURDAY,
week the Out-the- pike lads Will 10 TO
Toronto, Ohio. where they Will meet a
last semi-pro nine OF that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
SWIMMING CONTESTS
Intermediates Of Young Mems Chris
tiau Association VIII Have An
nual Meet May II.

IrarIr1tiOrs FOR tho annual rwIrn-
INK contest or the lEfarrsdI1toa 10
I.. Young Mems Christian u-aul.atlHn
Gym. rrHIum classes. are being rarfIrv
nru forward Tho contests will b.
POD. IH ou May o.. Tho winner of tho
IIs contests Or which "a large rfr,b.-
nave rirull.d their Intention Of rnrfIrf-
lt'.rE. Irn. 5U-Enr1 crawl. 5U-vard on
back. rN.vnrd breast afrUk4. Toward
crawl. front ami back Ias knife. and
H INNING under water for distance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
MIDDLEBOURNE TAKES
TWO FROM SPENCER

Special Dispatch To- the Intelligence
MIDDLEBOU ENE. vs. Va. April e.
The lyicr county high school to-day
took both er.s of a double header from
Spencer high school Iy fha scores OF d..
o. 3. and .p q. The feature Of the first
game HH" fhs pitching .f Eurb44er and
t hnu. rIu Boz -fIaE.u with 20 man Un
base lu tu. second game the glH tors a.-
cured but two hits
Tho. UlIr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
TERRIERS INACCURATE SEASON
WITH VICTORY OVER SOUTH BEND
B1NDERs Oct TWO LITE guoxIs
AND uEvER HAvH q LOOK N.
WhAisa AGatn Lacks Huskseon. while
WhsatisS and Turner Holds -Babss"
20 Five Htts.


Special Dispatch 20 the nItelIiseneer.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. 2l.-Terre
haute shut out South Bend to 0. In the
opening game OF the Central League sea
son here to-day. Superior pitching o.;
Crum and Cramer held South Bend "a
two hits and sharp fielding blocked
every chance 10 score. The game was
preceded by a btg parade and drew q
large crowd TO the park Score:
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PLOT To POISON
tconrnusd IRON Ti--, v.r.,

F'TSN Nanal
with the embargo conference to IN.
duoe Paul -. Husfing t0 Join with the
.oth'r Wisconsin representatives. IN
supporting an embargo resolution
The letter stated that the confer
cnco would reimburse the sender for
any expense Incurred for stamps. ana
urged eacn recipient tho get mis-
n"iFhhors to send copies Of the ap-
peal 10 The senator
Text Of Letter.
Tho text 81 tho letter follows.
l'ar .IT-FD'IinE confident fhnt Ha
or" n fh. patriotic citizens or ths
this country hold out ~ the rr.senf far.
rihle var Boo Europe. We are making tbis
.Nrtn-d Iunry appeal fo you because we
ZION Chat ia possible =, h. obtairrd at
thia time. that the situation warrants
"yvo cannot End words st-our enough
'n t'u sou ~ fhr gravity ~ the s.fus-
zion and we assure sou Boo fhr most
'lrrs.t manner ro-sIhIe that rractir,
country r-nm hasomIrr involved is .n
H.' ii... Hnd Er'af .srrre.i.r ~ fhr
r.aI continent of fhe people who want
na Hlrn most eaf,mriy a..urr sou
'.' .I.. FOB r'I.. Fr expression
'NI H".rf fD Washington Do
"I. '. '....fsHH.I $50 H1.. pre-.
UHr.I ..... letter frfaaf.r. f..f 4r.
r. 10y fH Hs r|rr,I hr u. tat.fs 81
N' GOO ~ 'h' .Irsfa ve asked fhst
y.r notice f. f.'.faIh Them Sow ue
uHf fHuf 5000 Nr.. fH. r|rff r.ft.r.
'Irnrd 1a rapidly ss rr--Itfe md mot
goo r.rI '-.m from fh" telegraph ~.
I'.nf fHf far ans further word
.f.f. ur '.uIIfInur Hrn now lrtn more
..,, .. 'ni 'hr u'e...or's. should D.
hIuff.n tF W.fr..frr
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TO MUSTER OUT co. a.

CIARLESTON. w Va An-u 81
Company O.. First Infantry. west viz
flnlh NaNonm Guard. VIII ~ mustered
our nf the service because OF fH. rau..-f
made nu the organization by tIU Irrr.r.
tors from Tho United states army re-
ctntly De company will De- rsorrar-
lied and made CO. conform entirely .IFI
mo reputation of tho department Of
war. This CON pany is AZ Kinrwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
TYLER
HOLDS GIANTS TO FIVE scArrBx-
ED KITS AND wIHs TO
KLEIN ana No0raw nnx-Chicago Trims
ST. Louis and MAKES ~ Btx
Straight Victories.

BOSTON. April 27.-Tyier held the
NtN AOfsS Nationals 20 fve hits today.
Boston winning to 2 Boston went
after Tesreau In tho FIRST inning, get
ting two runs on three singles and an
error by Mckechnie. Gowdy's single
ana Tyler's double added another run
In the fourth.
Umpire Klein sent most OF the visitors
who were not playing from the field
In the fourth inning. because OF their
loud talk over decision az the plate
when Collins threw out Burns After
the game Klein and McGraw nearly
came 20 blows as a result OF remarks
by McGraw. Umpire Emslis averted q
conflict. Score.
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Summary:
stolen hases-Yantl.
Two base hits-F1rher.
Three base hits-Turner.
Left on bsses-Evansville. S. Musko-
gon. 6.
Sacrifice hits-Matthews
Innings wheatley. s.
Hits-Off wheatley 4
Struck out-By wheatlsy. 4; by Tur-
Nor. 7.
Base on bAli--off wheatlsy. .; off
Hart. ?: off Turner. T.
Time-1:55.
Umpire-Daly.
Attendance-2s3
DAYTON. O., April r.-Dayton-
Springfield game postponed. rain.
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Three base hit. BrosSier. Stolen
bases Judge. >: Pick. Wit Sacrifce
MT. Mcbride. Sacrifice ny Mcbride.
i!ouble plays. McInnis TO witt. I.aioic.
Meyer 20 McInnis. Left on bases. Phil
adelphia. = Washington. = First base
on error. Washington. I. Base on balls.
on Bressler. .; on Harper. 4. OF Myers.
! Hits and earned runs. on Rressler.
NUS; runs ia innings: none out and
on bases in eth :of Myers > hits .
ruhs IN innings liit by pitcher. by
Myers tNorEan) Struck out by Har-
per. 2 ;by Rresslcr. .. I-mpires Owens
ana Connolly. Time. . hours.
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TO DE FIRST
Assrsr1vT PRINCETON COACH

WASHINGTON. Pa. AprI o. Word
f'ceiNed he -eeJrn Princeton y J. *
- me sr"N 49, Burleigh Cruikshank
D. first assistant TO Head Coach So.eS,,
NASh al Princeton next fan The for
I.fl announce reut ~ the selection OF
Nv" assistants 20 Rush AZ PriucatoD
haS not yet been made hut adyanca
p. roy NATION makes 10 certain that
IlkshHnk ts To- D. appointed frst as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
CUBS TRIM CARDS AND
MAKE IT SIX IN ROW

CHICAGO. April 27.-Chicago won its
sixth straight game to-day when they
defcatcd ST. Louis. . TO 2. IN tho first
game OF the series. The locals punched
hits OFF Jasper and forced his retire
ment In the fourth. and then continued
their attack against Williams. a recruit
In the ninth 81. Louis punched hits Tor
three runs. score; Il. IL +.
chicago ....-..OO 900 - 1. ,
Rstteries-Jasper. Il williams and
Snyder. VAUGHN and Iischer
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The early season games. according
TO experts, have shown that the great
Cactus Cravath. tho one-time slugger
OF the Philadelphia Nationals is no
longer to be feared at the bat.
Cravath. 30 far this season. has failed
70 show any OF the old time form that
placed him up among the leaders in the
batting average list.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
WESLEYAN-MARIETTA
LINEUPS ANNOUNCED

Special Dispatch TO the Intclligencor
BUCkHANNON. April 2I.-The prob
able lineup for both the Wesleyan and
Marietta college baseball teams for the
games on the Wesleyan field here to-
morrow and Saturday was announced
today as follows: Wesleyan-Ailler
3D. singleton. IN. Tall<ington. G.: Daniel
~. sGhumaker. n; Withers, III; Dunn.
s. Beck. %; Shrlvor, Wagner or
Thurman. y. For Marietta-Mhittng
Sh' sutton, 2b. Keever. ID. Mcintyre.
m; Mitchell. c; Turnbull. RI; Richard
son. .. barry. ID. Peters. IS
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TIGERS CLEAN UP ON
GROWN TwIRLIEG srAFP

ST. LOUIS. Arm s--D.tr,t, ....,,.
I'sied Meilmhn. and Davenport. who
7, . ,aced him in the Fourth with two
cH naseS was bit for "A double and De
Ioll won Today game to ? Five
errors by the locals figured in the scor-
'S"'e' X. n r.
l,rtr"it .-.. I o. IL .
- Louis - % ~ % % % 7 &
batteries. Cunningham Dauss and
Slanage; Neilman. Davenport, Groom
Park and SEVERED
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WHITE sox TRIM
INDIANS IN FAST GAME

CLEVELAND. o. April 27-Chicago
uuh'h.d rs hts on Mitchell to-day and
won. 70 2. Faher was hat hard hut
ms support saved him from being scored
uhlll the sixth ~ hen Cleveland made
~ hree runs on "a hit two passes an
error and sscrince lily. Faber again
"aNered IN the eighth. Score.
r. VI. T..
Chicago 1iOO rnoo =, i,
Cleveland - q 0o n > 400 1,
batteries: Mitchell. Klepfer and
- N,ni' billings; Fah-r Russell and
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Two base hit: Tyler. Three base hit:
Burns. sacrifice ny: Raridcn. Double
play. Meanwhile. ENcrs and kOnetchy
Left ON bases. New York , Boston. s
FIRST base on errors: Boston 2 Base
on balls. or Tesrcau. .. OF Tyler. J.
J. struck out: BY Tesreau. ;: by Ty-
Ter 5. Wild pitches: Tesreau I'm
pres: Klein and Emsle Time: I:25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
AMATEUR NOTES

The Aetnaville All stars Yesterday
defeated the Bridgeport eighth grad
school team by tho score OF - 10
Bridge park and was featured BY me
Ii. ching or ieston for tine All stars.
The virginia and Home clubs Will
clash in their first game OF th,. season
on the Fort v--eysuth street grounds
sunday afternoon The Home club
players are requested 20 report satur-
day afternoon for practice
The Tuguo ne club will meet the ALL
~Uhnla-lICa sunday afternoon In the
oTerirv game az the Tunnel Green
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Stolen bases-Gray. Schultz. Gysii.

summary:
Stolen bases-Gray. Schultz. Gygli.
Wagner
Sacrifice hit-koepler
Hits and earned runs-Off Walden, 5
hits. runs an innings. off Cruni 2
hits. runs IN Ia innings. off Cramer
hits. . runs. In 30 innings.
First base on bells-Off Crum. 7; off
Walden. ..
!. by Cramer. l.
Hit by pitcher-wagner by Walden:
Withrow by Crum.
Wild pitch-Crum.
Lcft on bases south Bend. s: Terre
Hautc. I.
Double play-LaRoss to Cramer 20
Wagner
Time so.
lmpire-Geisels
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SENATORS
BUNCH HITS IN TIE EIoHrH AND
WIN PROM PKHADEL-
PHA, q TO a
Chicago Bunchsd Ufts on lGiteheu and
white Boz wtn-Faber weakened
In the sixth Inning.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Washing-
ton defeated Philadelphia a to 2. to-
hit batsman and a sacrifice nv ac-
counted Tor two runs. Score:
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Muddy Field Prevents OPENING of s. ason
DAVE SAYS

Put Spring in your step
and a Spring Song in your
heart - these new Spring
Clothes are symphonies of
color and so harmonious in
line that every style note
rings true. And in
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Kraus Quality Clothes

styles are so diversified, and
the price range so liberal,
that you can find your style
at just the price you want to
pay-every suit a corking
good suit, whatever its price.
All the new fabrics and
colors, and all the worth
while styles at prices rang
ing from SIS to $50.
Weather for today-Fair.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta. . birmingham
Memphis. ]. Nashville. ?.
Mobile. 7. New Orleans. 10
Little Rock. o, Chattanooga
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The Standing.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Result,

Terre Haute. .. South Bend. q.
Evansville. .. Muskeeon.
Other games post poned. rain
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


chicago. 8. Cleveland 3
Washington, 4. Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit. :; 81. Louis, 2
New Nork-Boston. rain.
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Mnuu27o>
t3DM@WA
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

hVston, 7, New York, @
Chicago. 3: st. Lonis. 3.
Other gagies postponed. rain.
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Ran for Meyer in ninth.
Batted for Meyers in ninth.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Holland Is Now
Running the Club

As was announced in the Sift.
ings last week the Club hotel has
been purchased by d. G. Holland,
who has severed hrs connection
with the Hot Springs hotel and
will devote his entire time and
energy to his new acquisition.
A large refrigerator will be in
stalled and Mr.. Holland intends to
operate a first-class restaurant in
connection. Quarter sawed oak
will be laid in the dining room
and the appointments will be first
class in every way.
A. J. Rust, who has been chef
at the Hot Springs has resigned
and will serve in the same capac-
ity for Mr.. Holland. Mr.. Rust is
now in Denver making purchases
in the way Of new equipment.
Mr. Holland solicits the good
will of the business people of Idaho
Springs as well as the travelling
public and will endeavor to merit
their support.
The dining room will open
Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Everybody Is Going
TO Georgetown

Arrangements are completed at
Georgetown for handling a large
crowd of visitors on July 2, 3. 4,
when they put on their big cele-
bration.
Boxing contests, foot races, and
base ball games have been scheduI-
ed for the daytime entertainments,
while a vaudeville show and big
dances will be held on the even
ings of the 3rd and 4th.
Idaho Springs famous Red
Mems band has been engaged
which insures plenty of good
cheerful music.
The mammoth industrial par
ade will be heldlon the 4th and it
is planned to make it the banner
attraction of the celebration.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Gard of Thanks

wish to thank the I. 0. o. F.
and all others for their sympathy
and assistance during the illness,
death and burial of my brother,
Herbert G. Batehelder; also the
Midland Savings and Loan COM
pany of Denver for their prompt
ness in adjusting my brothers
stock in said company.
CAROLINE E. BATCBELpER,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Drill Falls on Miners Foot

james Wilson, a miner employ
ed by the I. D. L. leasing company
on the Lake mine, was injured
Tuesday by drill falling on his
foot and breaking one of the bones,
While the injury is very pain
full, it is not considered serious
unless unforeseen complications
develop, but he will be ON the re-
tired list for some time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Sale on Gowns

Corset covers, combination suits,
caps and dressing sacques to be
embroidered. This is the time
to stock up on Christmas goods.
MAUD AIM
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Gard of Thanks

We extend thanks to our friends
and neighbors who assisted us in
our late bereavement-the death
OF our brother and nephew, John
Schmidt.
MRS. ELLEN MILLER.
MR. and MRS. A. G. N1PKo,
Mr.. and MRS. H. w. ROBINSON
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Notice

Owing to delay in receiving
freight, the special sale announced
for next Monday will have to be
postponed.
Gem &c, 10c and 25c Store
A. THAMES, Prop.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23
Advertised Letter List
Idaho Springs, Colo,
une "a. 1916.

Idaho springs, Colo.,
June "a, 1916.
The following letters remain un-
called for at this Office:
Mrs. c. G. Bogue, Frank Cur
rim. Mrs. p. NJ. Flaming, Celeste
Palaoro, W. L. Tucker, Oscar
Weidman
MAILS CLOSE
Going East 7:oo am, West Io:oo m
Going East 4:39 pm SOC p m
o. N. MARIHUGH, Postmaster.
-Alabastine, the ideal wall fin ish,
at Machols corner drug store.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-06-23

The worlds production of lead
pencils is said to be nearly bill
lion a year, half of which are made
from American grown cedar.