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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-11

Dy levy ........,,,,,., 9st0.o3
II appearing TO the council that the
total valuation OF all taxable property
In this municipality according to the
last assessment thereof, is Ss,I16.93:
being real estate TO the value OF 81.
1880; personal property to the value
OF S1.s4sI50; and railroad and other
'property assessed by the board OF
public works to the value OF Si,s5e.s3,
as certified to the council by the Of.
dcer whose duty II Is to make such
report and 1t appearing from the fore
going estimates that It Is necessary
70 raise By levy, after deductiny an
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The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collectible
from every source, except from the
levy Of taxes to be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due fund from
sheriff ..................s 2,25l2s
Due from general school
fund (enumeration) $500. s5s.s5
Total receipts ..........., 2.s1o.14
Estimated Expenditures
The debts and demands owed By the
district as q whole and payable out
Of the teachers fund.
Delinquent taxes ..........s 1s0.42
Generations (estimated)
and discount ............ 1873
Sherif's commissions test.
mated) .................. $4,000
Transfer Of pupils ......... 1.l50.0o
Surplus for teachers for 2
months under new deposi.
tory law 637.ls
For IL teachers holding No.
one certificates at $500
per month for s months. $4,000
Two Principals at $500 per
month, 5 months ......... $4,000
Two High school teachers at
$4,000 per month for Q
months $4,000
Total expenditures .s12,625.2i
Amount to be raised by
levy e,115.1o
II appearing to the board OF educa.
ton that the total valuation Of all tax.
able property in this district, accord.
ing to the last assessment thereof Is
S .T36,579.40; being rear estate 70 the
value Of s2,23s,s50.0o; personal prop.
erty to the value OF s29l,712.0o, and
railroad and other property assessed
by the board Of public works TO the
value OF sl,20s.2i7.40; as certified to
this board by the Office whose duty It
Is to make such report, and It appear.
ing from the foregoing estimates that
Il Is necessary TO raise by levy, az.
ter deducting all credits, s5.604.s6 for
building purposes and ss,7l5.lo for
teachers purposes: therefore 1t is
determined that a levy on each One
Hundred Dollars valuation OF fifteen
cents (15c) for building and twenty.
six cents (26c) for teachers purposes
VIII De Unnecessary 70 pTOQuCe tue esIl'
mated amount as aforesaid for the en-.
suing fiscal year.
State Of West Virginia,
County OF Marion.
District Of Fairmont, to.wit:
!. ]. F. Ice, secretary Of the board
OF education In and for Fairmont dis.
trict OF said county and state. do here.
by certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the records of an or.
der made and entered by said board
on the sth day of August 1916.
Given under my hand this Sth day
OF August, 1916.
j. F. ICE,
Secretary Board Of Education Fair.
mont District, Marion County, ".
Va.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR REST-Rooms with or without
Light housekeeping. Apply Az
Jackson street. Aug list No. 1927
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FOR sALE-Lunch stand near Col,
ouial hotel at Point Marion, Pa. Do.
ing nice business. Inquire at hotel
for sandwich man. 7.26. lot No. 1881
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The rate OF levy on each one hun.
dred dollars valuation necessary TO
raise the aforesaid amount and the
rate which the court proposes to lay
In each Of the respective districts Is
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FOR SALE-Farm Of Il acres, with
stock and farming implements.
Write for particulars. ". A. Bah
cock, R. D. 2, Box A Little Hooking,
Ohio. S-s.1t. No. 1920
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State OF West Virginia,
County Of Marion.

District OF Fairmont, to-wit:
Alta regular session OF the board o.
education OF Fairnout district OF Mar.
ION county held at the regular meet.
ing place thereof, on the second Tues.
day in August, 1916. present: F. B.
Tenant. President Of said board 81
education. and D. B. Straight and
Arsh Fleming. Commissioners.
In accordance with Chapter 81, Acts
1915, amending section 81, chapter 81,
Acts 1908. the board OF education pro.
ceeded to make up an estimate Of the
amount necessary TO be levied for
the current fiscal year, to cover All
district debts and liabilities payable
during the year. including the prob.
able expenditures for district pur.
poses, and proper allowances for de.
!inquent taxes, expenses Of collection
and contingencies. but deductins the
money In the treasury applicable TO
the service OF the year and district
claims doth determine and estimate
the several amounts to be levied as
fnI1nvz.
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Estimated Receipts
Total estimated receipts.s 1875
Estimated Disbursements

Debts and demands owed by said
municipality which will become due
and payable during the current fiscal
year, including interest on bonded
Indebtedness Of every kind and char
acter.
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FOR sALE-Farm. A big bargain.
Good farm. 327 acres. best OF rea.
sons for selling. All questions an.
swered. VIM. McGary, Broadacre,
Ohio. s4-6t No 1908
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FOR sALE-Pool table and equip.
men for sale. Price very reason.
able. Apply 22l Madison street.
S-s-3t. No. 1922
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It appearing in the court that the
total valuation Of all taxable prop.
erty In this county, according TO the
last assessment thereof, is $685..
$500: being real estate to the valu,
OF S37,272,oso.o0 personal property
to the value OF sl1, 1881. 763.0o; and rail-.
road and other property assessed. BY
the Board Of Public Works to the
value Of s17;Ts12, 0240o as certified to
this court by the assessor, and It ap.
pearing from the foregoing estimates
that It Is necessary TO raise by levy,
after deducting all credits, s12s,373,00
FOR county purposes, therefore IL IA
determined that a levy OF twenty (20l
cents, on s~47,7s5,o4s.oo valuation out.
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FOR SALE-At sl2 Cleveland ave.
5-room house and lot, stable, well OF
good water. VIII trade for country
property. Inquire F. A. Dodd, Fair.
mont, Ri. J.. S-1o4t. No. 1926
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BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
Estimated Receipts

me amount due. and the amount
that will become due and ~collecttble
from every source. except from the
levy OF taxes to be made for the mi
rent fiscal year.
Amount due from sheriff. 1,6so25
Assumptions (estinated) ~. 40
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ESTIMATE
Of west Virginia,

State OF West Virginia,
County Of Marion, to!wit:
AT a regular session OF the County
court OF Marion county, held on the
Sth day Of August, 1915, present: Lee
Swtsher, president, and A. N. GLOW.
er and S. L. Shaver. Commissioners.
In accordance with section 2, chap.
ter 9 OF the Acts OF the legislature OF
1908, the court proceeded to make up
an estimate OF the amount necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal year,
and doth determine and estimate the
several amounts to be as follows:
ESTIMATE
1. The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collecttble
from every source, except from the
levy OF taxes to be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due from sheriff. ..s21,s5S.s4
Redemptions (estimated).. 10000
Jury Fees collected (esti.
mated) 10000
Fees from County officers. 100000
Sale OF real estate ........ 100000
Rents etc 10000
loIal S34, 1865
The debts and demands owed BY the
county as a whole.
Outstanding orders includ.
ing interest ............s 1.eo7.Sl
Election expense .......... 6,5Qo!00
Salaries OF county officers. 2S,350.O0
Deiinquencies, commissions
and generations ......., l5,5o0.Oo
Witness certificates and jur.
ors ...........:.::...... 100000
For the poor, including in.
Urinary expense ........, ls,40oO0
jail expense and Court
House / 100000
state institutions .......... 10000
BRIDGES 100000
supphes for county Offices. 100000
Auolt .......:............. 10000
County Commissioners -. 2,50000
Miscellaneous ..........,, 5.07253
Total ara =
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-5-room house large lot.
room for another house, city water
and good well, near new normal. APP
ply FOL Glenn Ave, or call 74o.M
Bell. s.e.2t. No. 1923
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Total receipts ...........s 2.sio.14
Estimated Expenditures
The debts and demands owed By the
district as q whole and payable out
Of the teachers fund.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
State OF west Virginia,
County Of Marion,

State OF West Virginia,
County Of Marion,
City or Town Of Monongah, to.wit:
At a special session OF the council
of the city or town OF Monongah, Mar.
ion county, held in the council cham.
bers thereof, In the Mayors Office
building on the sth day Of August,
1916, there were present T. S. Price,
Mayor. Lee \. Satterieid, recorder,
and Clarence Currey, c. Il. Arp, P.
q. Mcdonnell members OF the council
of said city or town.
In accordance with section 1, chap.
ter 8. OF the Acts of the extraordinary
session Of the legislature OF 1908, the
council proceeded 10 make up an esti.
mate Of the amounts necessary to be
levied for the current fiscal year. TO
cover all municipal debts and iiabili.
ties payable during the said year, in.
GLIDING probable expenditures for mum
fctpal purposes, and proper allowances
for delinquent taxes, expense OF col.
lecttons and contingencies; but de.
Quoting therefrom the money in tho
city treasury applicable TO the service
OF the year and municipal claims and
doth determine and estimate the sew.
sratamounts to be levied as follows:
Estimates
Maximum levy So cents on the hun.
dred dollars valuation.
Estimated Receipts
The amount due the said municipal.
fly, and the amount that will become
due and c%ollectible from every source,
except from the levy Of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
Balance IN hands OF the city
treasury Commencement 543.25
Tobacco and cigarette Il.
censes $500
Other licenses ........... 1850
FINES 1880
eapttatton 1890
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Total receipts ...........s 1,sss.75
Estimated Disbursements
The debts and demands owed BY the
district as a whole, and payable out
Of the building fund.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
EatinatAd Recelpts

The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collectfble
from every source, except from the
levy Of taxes to be made for the cur.
Balance due fund from
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SPECIAL NOTICES

side the city Of Fai-mont, and etghteen
ias) cents on sIs.7ss.524.00 valuation
inside the city OF Fairnont for ccun-
~ purposes win be Necessary to pro-
fuce the estimated amounts, as afore.
said for The ensuing fiscal year.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
ROBIN SLAB MEN
HARD TO FIGURE

The Brooklyn pitching corps has
been puzzle all season Pserer
aud Dell 'h' wonder workers Of
The opr'y stages Of the race. have
recently exhibited symptoms OF slip
p.nR. their decline being due 20
heavy work thrust upon them
Smith pitched good ball earlier
10 the race. then vobhlod and in
me 'asr stretch Robinson was
forced % rely chiefly on Vanguard
and Cheney
Cheney IS an iron man and one
Of ~. most cr.Stiv" spitball pitch
er- ln -, National league.
cheney Marquard Pferer and
smith 2W boar The brunt Of thu
series hur,ng. with Coombs a pos-
s.ble starter n prooklyn goes 10 tho
mat with Boston
Boston has The big advantage in
pitching and Shat ought 20 win tho
series FOR the Sox
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
WORLD SERIES FACTS

TEAMS.
champions league and known Red
BROOKLYN champions called Dodgers
OPPOSING MANAGERS.
"a
part patrR 'rd world series. lie catcher
catcher 81 Baltimore
PLAYERS ELIGIBLE.
Canar COMBS Cheney Daubsrt Dell Getz
Vanguard Meyers, Movrey
Olson. OMAR Ffrrcr TucSer. and Wheat
Gardner Hen
HohIze Leonard Lewis. Mays Nc
shorten Thomas Walker ssh and Wyckof
WHERE GAMES WILL BE PLAYED.
Nondaf October Braves hsld a.
Boston
TUESDAY Wcdnesda Ebbas
Thursday Braves field
gam Fbbef- field.
UM7lRES
or
Sat0ra. O'Ia
PPJBhBLE BATTERIES FIRST GAME
Brooklyn ffsTet
OFFICIAL SCORERS
= rayior Louis, from tho
writer's association n erch city
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
LONG SHOT BETS
CASH AGAIN AT
DEVONSHIRF

Achere1ts q TIE Ions eliot viz
we're lucky YESTERDAY at Devon.h're
arc In position today 20 Law in
their winter coal AZ the -zpcnae OF
folks Nho Ike 'ayorites TUESDAY
Das another grand day for tho snip.
er7 The Arst race vert 10 WAKE.
mall who paid SCI %. so and g. 40
school Of Scandal. which took thlri
money vas worth 1920 on each s.
ticket
In ne second race. Dash pail
Eoarly to ard the place and show
horses we're 20 ! bets Rio
Bra1os, in no third romp, was worth
no aud K1rfhRge. in tho fourth.
paid nearly e / King Bo1 vas
worth I'll IN the nif'h race and the
Other winners paid or similarly.
PlaJinK With n cellar 0utht has not
Kept Hsl Chase. Of the Hsds, from
leading the National League bstsmrp
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Spectacular Trickery
Only Chance To
Win

HOLDING a threat over ne other
fellow 5ead constantly. and then
shooting 'he pisy ,ar tie <yot
weakened By he threat H. Coac1
Marshallz idea os perfected presen,
Iay football THIS he sort 81
an oG.nse the Herald coach hopes
will be successful against 'he Gin
cinuati Cel.s in tte NEXT 'est ~ ne
state champion on Nav.u field 'l.5
SUNDAY
Having IN riu1 'ae scart margin
p, which ,le Hara'Gs 'rgmp5ed
.er th. Ohio folks fast gear, 'aa
Rcd and White cr5a--- fi7i-7-- - ffr-fTt
employ iot 81 tricky football n 10
comes r.- on The desired end "
-rs rorcl-dIrg numerals
70 wa. long forward PASS follow
.Hg shift play. which enabled the
HstalIs 90 lick 'te Colts las, year.
aad IL occurred in me last minute
OF play which roceasarily says luck
mu. have been a factor The Cs.u
v.Il average close 20 $50 pounds. &C
oordtng to their published weights 90
% Cincinnati paper .l The Heralds
cannot hope % get an ehere playing
straight football I'u' hscks. ard
such.
So you can expect lo' ~ criFs-
crosses. fake kicks forward passes
from tarIem iss.ua'l0ns. and other
medium of we "ur'sr'c when
flo Heralj- exchange bruises with
.tHe Cei.- This coming sunday iu
order Co. u.rf'c' JITs 0i'Wr 0r piE
Coach Marshall fas bed bis bow
out every night -ha week q FAR.
ard will continue the tough practice
schedule until SatuI oay.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
TRACK STAR
ENTERS L. OF VI.

AVN ARPOR. Mich. oct g.
"t AIRY Bu'le- from Shor'ridso
high school Indianapolis. winner Of
Tie quar- er,mila In the last Michi-
gan ln'ersc holastio track meet. has
entered Michigan and VIII augment
Farrelrs stan ~ quarter-milors,
which promises 20 mako good as a
mile relay quartet Butler will rim
FOR the freshmen this year and will
DO eligible FOR the varsity next sea
son.
The Indianapolis boy holds the
quartsr.mile record for Ferry field.
doing no distance m 90 IS seconds.
He has also run the 100-yard dash
In 70 seconds Fat, and was caught
once in 4-6
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
McGraw Says His Giants
Quit in Brooklyn Series

en..-a,, new 18Th. w.il tc cast on K
later .r.sv
q, ,,t.. .a-,.- carly 81,
.,..... $500 30 n,lyo-. ar.
r..-.. . s.y.,a.eg ,otsy he .-f,
.ps ...t - o.. fourth inning when
F.. anne e.rased Ny q zlIt throw
mad. .v peril, 10 returned. how
sva- .rr, 80 leave again IN The altt
whom n-orsl,n 5assr.nner stole
.ar.-4 V-G-av declared P4rrltt
4,s,,,vsd roo- fgtxuant aud gross
.7-eras,-ass m takire t.l' wind
~ WIZ a 57-gTGnrCr on frsT HI7
CHARGE nj -st.,.rg reused Arr Fetch.
.-.s-s r,.,-.., ghr gave him .as 10
ana ,r.,.-,4 -..r.. .-eu -ae aela
~ ,.4t o., --Yoar
49,. se~,,-ad his
.....l-, ,,s,- no.,
..,, -. -, co. ~
.ll4- - -+,-r.
- 49,. 7-,otl.,.s
.-,l 49, .t.vsd A
-..'..,r.-.,.l 81,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
HURlERS PLAY
FOR U. S. TITLE
Detroit and st. Louis Teams
Clash At Packard Park
Next Sunday

TIE great Irish game o; al~.inz
VIII De played az Parkards new
park next SUNDAY. oct 5 5etv eea
"heian club. OF ST Louis. and ~.
Detroit Narlers The s. Louis boys
have Won from Chicago and e1pecf
E-t--teF=, h-=er-Agt tAe Datrolte-s aye
IN hard 'rain!ng and e1pec, 20 win
This clash viii prove Hho are 'h.
champs OF hurting 70 The United
states The game starts a. 2.I5
o'clock FAKE Harper car p. Harper.
and walk two blocks north 70 park
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Baseball and Gol-luf.

WHIMSICAL major league batting
~ is
Coveleske etthanded throwe-
Of who
his school days He couH
wait
before his right strong again
Passing mention made in this column few days ago o. he @
be
batting skill while Speaker had aiken up
batting
b.
Aeae ehera
ed Viih
his
Cyclone:
II II doneu morefo
hitting az fewer bad balls
fused wi 70
little trouble this and imagine It the lesson at
ball whatever
effected this change be that was due 70 have big year
the golf this
did before and that have ht about 40 or points beyond my
Il feel
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
u. OF M. SEASON
OPENS TODAY
YOst GridderS Sent Against
Marietta In First Test
of Comeback Nenr"

ANN ARBOR. Mich. oct. A.
Michigan opens 10 football season
this afternoon with the team which
Yost picked the early part OF prsc
t!oa the injured members o. the
f4rst sGusd coming thru N sood
sAape. Nth the execution ~ Boyd
whose place Is 20 be alls6 By Glen
Dunno or WhAsn. Confidence pre-
vGls In the Wolverine camp that
the game today vi! show the team
as competent 70 redeem Michigan =
lost prestige. MSr,sttA college viii
furnish he opposition.
Poutus took The nnernen thru a
nerce char Sing and eAcklins drill
Tuesday Afternoon IN nnal preparr
ton ror the game. and al exhibited
fEh, and some class Big Tad"
WeiDann. who has been playing H.
the backaeli the past week. Was
sgsin shifted 20 tackle. where he
VII star II the dope runs anywhere
true 70 form
The plscing OF Sharpe AZ half has
been made possible thru the Won
tertu, punttng OF Sparks II The
Jackson quarter had not reveal "a
such = skilltli zoe, Raymond would
have played because OF his boo,i1s
skill. Nc open work Is looked io-
but Michigan's oackdeld. balanced
by the entrance -, & sh-tty. tast
man as sharpe is, VIII be called
upon 70 test out the strength Of,
Michigan's line Upon the strength
shown on The forward wall depend.
the success Of the Wolverines this
season.
TIE game Stars A. O'Clock and
vii probably BE- finished in semi
darkness
The lineup
Lett end -urue. ls.t tackle.
We. mann .- Whslen lAs; glart.
Fehc-. center S'euar1s -,xht
guard WNalen or Glenn Dunn
-'Eht tackle. WsEk!e -.gat end
peach gIz-.ar.ack Sparks l@'t
hAif &auibe-s-E r.Ehy hals
Sharpe flLrsck Smith
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04


NEW YORK. OCT A--The Brcoiiyn
club by going into ctueh position
for the much-frgsht-ov-r National
league pernant. Tuesday. won liza
nrn rhAmpiouship since 1900 and
viii W into its nrB WORKS. series
next Saturday ngatns; the Red Sos-
The BROOKLYN season VIII close to-
morrow and 10 rs probable the BROOK
iyu regulars VIII be relieved 81 hard
playing IN tho 'ua two gaines
Pat Moran. 90 the Phillies. short
of pitchers stroY hard for the
league bunting and failed only ON
the last stand An injury IN Short
stop Dave Bancroft last week 10 be-
lisvo-d e. hSve hc~n responsible for
the poor ra,wiuE ~ the champion!
sgalnst Tho Braves stock, third
bAsenan. has boon Playing BAnofofrs
position
The rarr ,rst over was one OF tho
most spectacular ever seou In tho
NatiouGi taE.s era SANITATION
noted for .'s close nnishes BROOK
lyn. the psruaut winner. hold the
fairly sjszUuE .u l's warmth Of play
ing Founding Gown ne ,rFsten
never were .n 2 'sltion 20 relax
was possibility injuries beset tho
Dodgers a.. Ffe~~r Robhte's star
pitcher SUFFERED Ia. ~rsRl OF form.
The uolk.r- started on long road
TIN anf were rGdtlF bumped out q
the top position. only 10 return homs
and Aguli push RwHy opposition.
NJ les. fEau thr,, clubs were N
the hunt right UP fn the Hnal weeks
Not zt1ro '3OA when the cubs md
Giants went 'r'o a play on series
hos Hara close 1ut"h been wit
messed
Tho Amer Fn 'saEue champions
have Euuc through Just the sans
kind - ere 7tyy have had six
clubs O. Narfle at ono time or an
other ard rlr.net their right 20 the
worlds srr..+ wH'u they invaded
foreign N~IdE and crushed Detroit
AM -E--arL- tLeLr .trnnksst riVhl 4.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Spectacular Race Ends as
Brooklyn Club Wins Flag
RoBBIe's DoooERs
AVERAGE % YEARS

Perish this thought about the
Dodgers being stripping youths
of tender years. Those who con
suit the family Bibles OF the play.
ers ind that. az baseh alters 20.
the Brooklyn team averages IS
years Here are the succulent
statistics:
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Jaesscn wins koaln.

Olde VIII play Clarence Jackson
his afternoon n the Jackson v,
aIl-conere 'hres-cushiou billiard
tourney ~ Srceney-Huston's Jack.
scr heat Ira nor. 50 20 81. Tuesday
evening
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
First Pennant For Flat
bush Since
1900

NEW YORK, oct A--eettln1
In New York fAVors the Red soS
20 win the worlds championship
from the Brooklyn Dod3erS--the
odds on wagsrs 80 far recorded
being 10 .. Tire odds on the
opening game ~ero 10 TO . that
Boston viii win and there was
rore betting at TO 10 that
Boston viii take four ctralsht
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Speakers Other Big Season.

YoTE Speaker
nj
that ne baei high $50 before but 1915 g.
moi ar and away the
and the difference - sacrifice hits III 1918
batting
his mark foE this Of b.z2ul triumph
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04

ITs AWAY. tn. d~.pised tsfIender
that renrz on its hind iens and puts
some p~nnsnt contender out OF bust
meas Ask George stsilinEs, he knows
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Commish VIII Probe
Charges; Gotham
Pilot Scores Club

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-7resi-
der, Jo7r K. -eoer e. the Ma
t.5ral league. declared TO the
u-.ted press early today that
Absolutely -otn,oo NIll &c done
from rs offcs regarding tse
-e>,s---- A-srz7--- 4-,,z-M,
craw ina, .7s Giants aui; In yes
,e-ra,ts cam. ..tn BroosIyr.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04

other speaker better bnan 1872 hsa he
is doubles triple home runs and sole u
cobb bated Jackson for
Speaker This Trstram h for $50 while % do7pe
something about bnglebauEins
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
Star or Dub.

TuNHS championship coming close
IN baseball { Tho
a
$50 finished The iates.
bulletins field e Del Baker and Red Mckee
lated 70 r oas
The Detroit times., 1916-10-04
That Coin Toss
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