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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
@itrpIite=@c mtroen yier
TiIiafc errt6tcn.
2ieicr Gntihl,k mrroe am Sreitae
hci &pnpcntiun i'm Slafgaluf
3ptel %getrpffcn.
:. s.. Gabil BON Chicago miro sun
9raiiOenten Ser @elellldaft ers
lpa6lf.

gei elmer atll Urcitoa a6gebaltcncn
&pnpettioH Ser Sitrolite @ol1ltrllc=
tion Niioeiation mllroc beltimnt, Dat
3auenpnrt SUR sSillale oes Wittcl=
me items Oie'cr aro6cn Geleul6alt &c
llladt meroen loa. 0iele Geiellidal1
lest iidl aus Sabrifanten uao Ntaf-
ler1 oicles mid)tiacl Froolftes, oas
Gin grlab fiir Marn1or ilr. SIT 90
rellrort loll nidlt mn Gin Illial=
bureau, lol1Sern alldl cine Iilial=
iabrif crriItet meroen.
Tie l%lellermublten 9eamten Der
Gercinialllla iillo:
Graiioent :. $. Gabil, G6i-
/. gi5cpraiiSent 6. s. Sobn-
jon, minneapolis.
2. gi5epralioeut s. S. @eio-
Ct. 2pllis.
3. Gi5eprdiioent - 5. 81. GaB,
Wilpallfee.
sefretar ms ,gdabn1eiiter - 30
Senlen, &al1ias Gitp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16

SIX "a fN2 $50 ~ MN NE
&atflos Dor 6llrdt lieien oie alla.
ben laltt Idreieno I'M Der lnb aoger
olrd) ibr @cldyrei sSreo Sdeel, eilleu
in Der Ntabe mobnet0en Sarnler, ber=
bel, ser NIT Den. @erren Il. nilb. ..
Sarfet 5niammel1 Ell Boot i,ab1lgl
mo Den Seidp abfiid)ten. Gte STEELE,
oa Scr &nabc ertranf; lit 16 Sub tief.
9aucnportcr Coroner iuiro pon b,cm1
ltnfail Gcmadrid)tigt.
Coroner Ir. Galltlpeu pllr0e bon
Dem l%lnfall benadridtigt itlto elite
ipfort init Sberiit. S. 8. Marinan
nad) Der llnfaaitelle; nm 1ort mittelS
Soften iu1b St0deu oie 2eide 5ll Cage
SIT foroern. Sic famen 81, ipat, als
lie Ben Geid erreidtell, mar 6ie Set
d)e ldon geborgen aporben.
Die @ltern bes &nabell mnrben
BON Oem ld)reflid}en l1ngliidsfau be-
ltad)rid)tigt mo lieBcn Die 2eiube nod,
Dem
bon .. s. Sill idaifen. Coroner Or.
Gantmell belt es llift fir nOtDig, ei-
men Sllqlleit ab5ltbalter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
5tabt uuo Son ~
eonutag oen is. gpril.
Rleins 5taot=N

S3llder= S%ltercier, Slter=6ar6en
nro btlnte EapicrhhtIter. y e's
Mpptbefc. l Qln5.)
SSra1 emma s, 9leeoer lieB gc=
5tcrn ourd ibren slnwalt, 6ricoens=
rid)ter Souls 6. 3pooemig Sic Sdei=
~brugsflage geecn ibren @atten, @il=
liam &eeoer mltrergell. Sn Ger Ee=
titipn beiduloigtt lie libren @attell
ser grallianlcn ltllo Ser l1an1cnidli=
den Gebalolullg uno la9t, BOB lie
fid) arl s. SSilai 1908 nit 9eeoer Der
nluhltc.
ltater Sen @emaloen, melde
Dieie @ode in Ser offentlidlcn 8ib=
lipt6ef a~lrsgeItellt merOcn, befinoet
lidi elm 9alb, Oos SEN Namen usSSll
elmer n%ormegiiden ashmieoe" fiibrt.
Sic 2ihteffcfta oieies 8iloes iil1o be-
munoernsluertb, IooaB iidl id)on Oes=
balb cil1 Seilld} Der 9iblintbef lobnt.
Gieies @emaloe, mie perldieOere all=
bere el1tiiammen Der aiiultlerbal1o
BON @ulbran5 Settler, oes befanlltell
n%ormeaild)cn Ma(ers bon nnroiiden
g%anoldaftel1.
Sin Mutonlobil in ser gerton
Courage, go. 1870 @elt 4, Strabe,
Si1a defer11 9Qbe1l6 0ltrd, 9l1riiCf=
idlagen Don lltlfen bonn Mlagreten
Setter ltnO mltrOe gum 9etraBe Don
$40 bcid)aoigt. Iie Seilermabr
pnroe berbcigcrl1fer, fo11lte aher I'M
bcrrid)teter Sadc mieOer ob5ie6ell, ga
pas fleilles y.sSellcr ill5pilbpn gel0idt
iporocn lpNtl'.. -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
6cntc g%eriammlnng ocs Meaocmy
8ir6 Elub.

Die Mitslieoer 6es McaoemD 9iro
Club perOen beute Morgen.
I'm s llbr I'M Sdyiisenparf- aaian1.
rtentreffen, Inn Ben Sriiblingsbogel,,
5lt laltid)en, bie Ora,Ben, arBerbalb
ees 2armes Der Staot, ibr Griib-
|lingslieo anidlogen meroen. 5pdter
in Ser Saiion merOen oieie gerlalnn1-
|llngen ldon Dor Mn6rlb Der Mor-
gclloaannlerung eill6erufen 1perben.
Or. gater, 3agnar8t, Mbitafer
Building. s(lns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
Nrt9nr M. Gumptom's Glane luerScn
sur &%er,uertbnng gclangen.


Iiele fompli5irte1 Nlare, Sic fir.
Die garbelierllng Ser 3nitanoe on Ser
2epee in Srage fol1men, pltr0en
ldeot i'm Sabre 1910 BON 9lrtbur so.
Compton, DEM jebigen SS~ngenieur ser
2epee Improvement Gommiliioti ent=
morfen. Seilter5eit befleioete SEER
Compton Sen @olten zines &on1nlil=
|iars fir 1fTentlide srrbeiter. 9ieie
bon ibnt el1tiDorfellclt Nla11e tpltroerl
pom }Staotratb, Dem Commercial
|elltb llflo 0em &riegsoeparten1ent Der
gnnossregiernng 9~lfGebeiben ltlto
inboliri.
Set bem Sabre 1910 fat lid ser
|Staotratb 6auiig mit Der Milsfiib-
rllltg Dieler Ylale befaBt u1lo jebt
enblib, nod 9(6lolf BON ieds langen
Sabren, in oellcll neridieOenc Ser
%6ellerungen an oct 9sl1nen porgc=
tton1nlen lpl1roel, lit sic @irfli1feit
an Den Sag getreten.
Spater gebralldten ,oie 8iirger
lll0 Staotbeanltel 1apenports ibren
gan5en ginflnB, banit ibnen ols
vlpe5iell gedarterte 5toot", geltattet
miro, eile 2epee &oltlmiliion 5l er-
lennen.
Sdpn I'M nddfolgenbcn Briibiab1
mllroe bann Die Gapel1port 2epee
Srnprcbemelt GpntmiIiion gegriiloet.
Seit Sen leste1 fii1lf Sabren fat Iid
mir oiele &onmiilion mif ser Mns.
~filbrlng Der bon Compton entmorfc.
1en Nlane befaBt.
@icr5iajabriacr Mictbsfontraft.
Irob0em BEN Giienbabnen cit
bier5igjabriger Mietbsfontraft stge
1idert aporOen lit, miro bieler NIT Del
3eit grIteigert lMrben.
Nad) Mblauf Der er1ten fiinf5ebr
Sabre u1o Damn mieberllm rlab elb
lanf Der nabiten 27R Sabre ioll oil
gfate bieles &ontraftes na6 Climber
itanonib .sfuiiden Ser Dapenport Sc
pee Smpropenlert g%ommiiiion I'M
Der Observation-Disclosures erbo6
Imer6em.
Sic Observation-Disclosures iuerSel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
@illiam Scnnings grpan foumt
nad) 9abenport.
@iro ont s. Mai bier iibcr Trauen
redt unO Grobibition 8ortrag
halten.

@ie aus 9es Moines, So, eemele
Bet mllroe, miro @illiam Senningsl
Brpan, Der friibere Staotsiefretar
Der 8ercinigten Staaten, am Mon.
tag, Den 8. Mai, in 9apenport eitt-
treffen, nm bier ei1en Bortrag iber
Jranenredk un6 9robibition gu ball
ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16

miro abscriliet mcroe,L nn1o id)on in
oiclcm Sabre iol Die neltc Station
alpilden ser Miplep mo Gaines Str.
errid)tet lper0a1. Iie ncllen Mnugier=
bofe meroelt serit an ser 8arren
|StraBe, alIo piel meiter peltlid), ais
iest be9iu1en.
Ia Oieie M1rlage cine i'll ic0er Be-
5iehllng mo0erne iii, 10 miro lie na=
tilrli6 audi DON ellor111em Gortbeil
fir Die @eidaftslpelt 3apenports
lein, Oa in Oieiem 1lellelt Irad)tter=
nlil1ulbabnbof @eidafte in ge5iebnng
Der Intabme l1n0 0es Gerlan0es bon
@iitern piel lbneller erleOigt mer0en
%fonneu. Nltr Die burlington gilen=
baMlselellihaft miro ibren alien
|@a6nbof an JllBe Set Gerrp Strabe
beibehalte11, -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
8ter3cbnidbrt8cr crtrtmft int
Gntcntet1 ~ 8cttcnOorf.
@ar nit fleincm @pot anf bcm ScidJ
gcfaBrcn, ais Siclcs fentcrtc.
gpriinft i'm Sdlomn1, ebe @ru0er
mo JreunO 5l Silfe eifen
fonntem.

Ibomas Snelilb, ser 14iabriae
Sobli BON Serrn nnb 6ralt George
SSnglts, SO. 926 Mprtlc StraBe, Ga
penport, ertranf geItern Madmittag
i'm Gntenteih 81 Wettelioorf in l,ll-
mittelbarer Hdhe BON vIapis Gar
bens", als eil1 fleines 9cot, init oent
CT altf Dem Seidp papoelte, ploblid)
INN Id)lltg uno Snglis ins @aIler fol-
len lteB.
@illiam SS1glis, Elm @rlloer oes
decentralization, nnb Sobn Somlorl
elm 6relulb Ses &naben, aparem slu-
aenaellgen Ocs idredlidel1 llnfalles
llnO mllBten bonn l1fer alls NIT ol,=
ieben, mie Der sSsllllge Dor ibren Nll-
gen perianf. Die 2eid)e fonrte crit
~aeborgem peroen, nadyoenr Scr Ieid,
iiber cine Stmnbe lang ahgiildt
mur6c.
@ie Sic beioen ebengenannte1
anaben Coroner Or. Gnntlpea berid-
tetelt, maren lie geitern Worgen friib
aufgcbrodpn, mn lit ser 9sdbe pom
SEEMS Station bei .eil1etn sSarnner
iiber Sag 5ll arbeiten ullo 3lpiebelm
|sn pflanSell. Mls lie bort allfallttlesni,
|batte lid) Ser Sarnrer id)on. nod an-
Iberer Silfe lt1geieben llnO Sic SHIT
gen mubtet unperrihtetet Sadie mie-
Der aboieben. Sic gingen oaraui 81,
SUB l1ad 8ettenborf l1no ,fanlen &C.
gen Sic Mittagsltunoe beim gnten=
tet6 OH.
GmSert lit flcincm gpot bcrnm nnb
crtritft, als bicics fentcrt. ].
ltltter ser 9riife oes gnteuteides
fanoen lie Elm flcil1es Boot, Das oori
ueranfert mar. Sylglis 5og fid, oie
5dube mnb Striin1pIe aus nllb ma=
tete nod oenl goot fin. Cam
idmang er 1id lit oaslelbe binein llttt
Ibegaim NIT Oemielben al,f Dem Geld
bertm5upaooeln. Gurh cine unge+
ld)idte gelpegulg bes &naben id)lllq
Das Boot ploblid} Inn u11b licB sSsnglis
1ns MaIler fallerL no CT Dor Den Nlt
gen |et1es 8rnOers lrnO 6reumbes
al,f Der !5teue berlarf.
\ Die beiben &11aben tpatete,t 1ofor
in ben Seid), mllBten aber Den Ser
Judi, ibren @rrber l,n0 6reu1o 81
retten, anfgeben, 90 bieler in
EShlamm ltefen geblieben mar.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-17
BURLINGTON ROUTE
TRAINS RESTORED
Fast Service Will Be Resumed June
4, According to An
nouncement.

Keokuk people will be iIitercSted in
| the following announcement of
changes in schedules on the through
| line:
The operating schedule on the main
line of the Burlington route will I'M
dergo a radical change on June 4th,
when several of the fast trains that
were discontinued several months ago
will be restored to service.
No. 1. the Denver Limited. which
was taken from the service last fall,
will be returned, and will be made
up of the same equipment as hereto
fore This was one of the best trains
operated over a western road, and its
restoration will be hailed with delight
by the travelling public. This train
will leave Chicago at $50 O'Clock. in
the evening, reaching Burlington at
10 o'clock, or shortly after.
No. S will continue on it's regula I
run, but will take take it's departure
from the windy city at 6:15 or there
abouts, instead of at 6 o'clock, its
present time of leaving. It's time of
arrival and departure at Burlington
viii be CORRESPONDENCE changed.
|. No. 10, known as the Atlantic coast
limited, will be another train to be
restored to. the service. This train
will revert back to its former schedule
of operation, reaching Burlington from
Denver at 9:10 a. m, and continue
through as a fast train. No. 10, due
in Burlington at a. m, will not be
changed at the present rate.
The travelling men Of Keokuk
will appreciate the fact that No. %
will again be placed in the service
when the new schedule goes into eff
feet. This train leaves Burlington at
1880 a. m, for eastern points on the
main line.
Local officials have been informed
that commencing with the present
month, a five percent increase in
wages will be granted to several men,
bers of the electrical force, the bridge
and building forces, freight house en-
ployes and others who have not re-
ceived an increase in wages in the
past few years. 1t is possible that
this increase may be extended to
other departments in the near future.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-17

One black coat lined with yellow
silk.
! One pound of coffee.
Every article of clothing taken was
of silk or some other valuable ma
terial. All cotton and wash goods
were discarded. The stolen articles
were taken from the upper floor.
! Some of the clothing was in closet
and the rest in a closet in the middle
room. The jewelry was taken from
dresser in the middle room.
Valuable family silverware in the
dining room on the lower floor was
untouched and nothing else in the
house was disturbed. On the dining
room floor was found a lamp and
strewn about it numerous matches.
The robbery or robberies evidently
occurred in the night time.
Find Doors Unlocked.
Last Friday evening neighbors
found the back kitchen door unlock
ed. A relative who lives in the
ncighborhood was summoned and
after search 1t was found that a
side door and window were also
open. A hurried examination of the
interior OF the house convinced the
searchers that no silverware or valu-
ables had been taken, and believing
that If an attempt had been made to
rob the house, the thieves had been
frightened away. the doors and win
dow were locked again and nothing
more said of the matter. No one
thought to look up stairs or there is
a possibility that the theft of the
clothes would have been discovered,
had the robbery occurred before that
time.
The house was not in disorder.
After the wearing apparel and other
articles had been taken, the doors
were closed again, and except for the
lamp and matches on the dining room
floor there was no other outside evil
dence Of robbery.
Entrance could not have been gain
ed by the rear door because of the
fact that it was bolted on the inside.
The police authorities believe that
entrance was gained through the
front door by the use of key or
through one Of the windows. The
rear door was undoubtedly used as
an exit.
About month ago Miss Smyth IN
jured herself in a fall and went to
live with her sister while recovering.
She returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
The authorities are working on the
case, but as yet have obtained no near
clues.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-17
Many Articles Of Wearing Apparel
and Some Pieo,s Of Jewslry
stolen From Home Of
saIiie c. smyth.
DISCOVERED YESTERDAY
No One Had Been Living in the
House for Month-vaIuable Sill
verware Was Un-
disturbed.

Thieves who passed up valuable old
family silver for articles of wearing
apparel and few pieces OF je yelry
of no great value, robbed the home OF
Miss Sallie C.. Smyth, t720 Morgan
street, sometime during the last week
or SO.
Miss Smyth who has been living
with her sister Mrs. d. A. Collier, for
the last month, returned to her home
yesterday afternoon and found that
the house had been ransacked. No
one had been living in the place since
the owner left and the date of the
robbery cannot be definitely set. From
the number of articles taken, it
is probable that several trips were
made.
Missing Articles.
The missing articles are as follows :
One black silk dress, taffeta trim
med with plum colored brocade.
One plum colored silk dress.
One red and brown striped silk
waist.
One black satin shirt waist.
One black taffeta shirt waist.
One brown cloth suit.
One black suit with coat.
One. gold watch with blue enameled
forget-me-Iots and letter S engraved
On it.
One onyx and gold pin.
One pair moss agate cuff buttons.
One gold ring with emerald stone.
Two dress skirts.
One black poplin skirt.
A number Of white shirt waists.
Two pair of high shoes, almost new.
One pair of low shoes, new.
Four or five pairs of silk stockings.
Handkerchiefs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-17
Mo Place for the EIaa.

Knoxville Express: The Express is
in hearty sympathy with the agitation
among the old soldiers to have the In
laid American flag removed from the
floor of the statehouce, where it is
spat upon and trodden upon every
day. 1t was a bonehead idea, who
ever may have been responsible, and
should be rectif1ed.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21
(Sortieeuns foIst.)
Fad Ben s helnter.. ST

~ % tad Ben 5benter. Gr:
rNu, pie bat Dir Der rWilbelm Sell
eefallen?"
Sic: uGrogartig, AM i@Dnlten
NOR bic W%abrfa9erei".
,Mabrlosereis Wieio2"
,Ml ia; Der 9ea but bod 9eIast:
..Dur4 oiele 9oble @ahe mub er toms
men,. uno m%abrbuftis - er 1T aud
1efommen!!"
= Gutter Mat. Grou: SIS 1T
I9redlia. uniereal Sunsen fperoen
aae 9emoen gu eng.
Monn: Isl. 10 lob i'm bod fDeiz
6e BON MaAsletnepnno maden".
Sin WeseRbepe1s. u:
,Wir baten oob ptute crit @amstus,
lno 9u mi1]t uusreiten?9"
D.: ~Sa, rie seute iollsn ieben.
oub ih TEN Gonntussreiter bin!!"
Semonb but cine Rebenma.
l9ine erfunoen, Die fe6lerlos aobiert,
Iubtrabiert uno multipliaiert uno bic
man in Der Weitentul9e traeen tam.
s1e belteht aus elmer, nit entlprede1,z
Der 3ablenanoronuns p%erIebeneu.
oul111en aluminium : Sole.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21
ID. g apitel |.

@ines 9oses erbielt Mrnolo gare
pert BON Sracep einen Brief. in nell
dem ct Jpn eriu9te, nod Der 8luz
melitrabe, 8eatrt 9ampfteab, gu
tommen. gritaunt bariiber, pas Der
Nmeritaner in Jl6ra 8ranbs 6aus
gu iuchen fabe, perlor Der iunae
Wonn feline 3eit, benz Mufe Iolge
5ll leiiten. @r tannte SraceD alr
eberfladltd, oenn er bate i'm BEL
galoptns nur seieben, als CT 2aura
lpdbrenb beren Mnpeienbeit bort be-
ludte. @r nubte iebo9, bob ber
Nmeritaner Elm tluser ul1b i9arfiins
niger Meni4 mar. @ienei9t bate
Qaura nit ibm iiber ben Morb ges
iproden u1o biellei9t ponte er nun
nit ibm beraten, mas in Der Mnse,
lesenbeit au tun lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21

Radlkalbeilun9 der nerven$cbwdebG
Z ed9uahs; sasgoDle 9 ssnmaEas eM Maa Dn $ Sedaa ns hgSst,n urD ialegdten
s MMai;a M5n sSs,s% g.; q @l4sts n nbs Be- @ s9s%t IT'S Satarsss, gsa sT nj S @.a9s
INsdssl uaS , xaab amH%0S sM,Msm Ma aug y sSea1 s, S9Mastr gs%.sa PIC s %Mg gaiga gmaMas
sber. ao maferrnh naa enr no1Ng ulsa al,ttoos ant einsn sdIae gsh.ltusrmu
IMks nhnNauh nmb hhrnde@ Bud NnmcNe NuFagN. mAte8 pnS Sung b att Mhnn unb
GM gdetn perhu 1ot. GWo9 Nsn GuTnbungo bot GeM8 IN Nr1ruarhn peTanbt bot br
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21
chne SCORER onallitb iprcdlen uns fareipen

Zinc Ttgrfr W'I9li'W IpftntI mo ~lIftIDtN
Bic ii5 in bcr eliolif6cn @prohe ilbeu n1h rer.
bonioIrmnef pollcil: Mmcriianii6cr 3pla,et.
ihcr. 9allerboit aebu1oen. 3aidenfnrrlldt; 365
Geiien. Gine flr5eefnbte Grainnlatif Der crl1s
iif1elt Gprude mo gliileiilng, in flir5er Belt
obne acbrcr Gnelifh fprcden ltto f6reiben .si
lerncn. Sibt bic Misiprate Der sSorter, Die
mani i'm tdelidDen geben brandt. Serner cih
ipcrtbponcs, fur5aefahtes 9sbrterbid1. st6 cine
poIitd1bige WlltIicriurlitIuno ppu @ricfer, Tedbs
illlrlaen, 9riitnneeti. &ontraficn, gSc6lclr, gns
iueiiinecn, @ef6diisIarten etc. Tur $t.00. &c.
itraunaen nit ben, Srtrage. bite 81 abreiltre11
stiro Mncnue, Ncu Curt, sc. g.. Giiher MIR
ocec1 @prnmsbc5 ahlrtig %ntriarht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-21

Dte anoeren aber tdbsn mdbrenD=
beilen in ZEN beausmen 2isssitiihlsn
auf Der seoedten uno nit 1opfgetpGrb,
len - palmer, lprbser unb gfta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
HAS ALMOST COMPLETED TOUR OF
STATE AND SECURES MANY
RECRUITS.
Practice VIII 30 Started at MT. Chateau
September 5-Ttrst Game With
Penn State.

Coach Mont NJ. "Tubby" Mcintyre OF
the West Virginia university 1ootoall
team was in the city yesterday he IS
touring the state in the interest OF the
team and Is iouxIng TOR prospective foot
ball players, with q view TO lnduclHS
them to enter the university this raiL
His tour, lasting more than week ~
almost complete and Mcintyre VIII 1e
turn tn bs WITHIN sbap few thzss for TIE
inr season. He talked Of the team last
year and the prospects for the coming
season. He was enthusiastic over me
OUTLOOK and Ii,.s expects sSts 70 fo1, nave eA"
According to the coach, most or tne
old men will be back. He said that OUT
Of q squad Of thirty men that were
classed as varsity" men last ta!i, t ~.
football when school opened. But one
If these men would be ranked with
what would be termed the first call
varsity players. but the others Wers
fast men and with the experience cameo
In touring the state. Coach Mcintyre
said that he found about eighty per
cent of the high school football mater
iai that would be fit for q college 1907
ball team would enter the unlveFs sly,
light and were comparatively undeVelopo
I'd for that class of play. However, ne
expects to pick from the recrulss
cnouch material to have squad or AZ
least scvcnty-five when training starts.
Report September g.
The varsity boys will report on Sep
tember S and they will be taken to Mt.
Chateau where two weeks will be spenI
in whipping them into condition. AZ
the varsity men will be taken on TINS
trip and it is quite likely that a num- NUM-
Der Of the most. promising recruits WILL
accompany fast Hsnr rhe w. V. U. lost the game
with Penn state. played at Phi!aaet
mia BY q margin Of one touchooWn1'
jfolwell, who is coaching there TINS 1atl,
saws he expects 300 men TO answer the
first call, which will be issued on sep sep
tembcr 10, while West Virginia VIII
have but seventy-five men from when
to Dick and they will report on Septem-
Der IS. This would seem to give me
Pennsylvania institution an edge ou.
Coach Mcintyre says that things LOOK
very bright for West Virginia victory.
" Y. =. has never won game from
Penn state and this season the Noun,
1aIneerS will make n special et1ort 10
lover the Inurels Of the men represent
ine the Philadelphia school. This game
viii be played on September 30 and; as
usual, will take place at Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
BASEBALL PLAYERS
THREATEN STRIKE
COMMITTEE WAITS ON ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION AND PIE
SCENTS CASE.
Demand Payment of Salaries be5ofe
rrtin Leayes-Mntter Is Adjusted
and Team Departs for Dayton.

The non-paymert of salaries 10 INC
members of tho Stogic baseball tcun -
said 10 have been the cause LOT lhl go.
cneL strike OF the players last cSchIts,
IL is understood that several "l me M,
are considerably behind In inc mat
Of salaries and that Manager Snith iI'ts s
not received q check for ms services t t"i
Sometime. After repeated promises I.'hC
things would be stralEhtcheG W VIZ
mem hers of the team finally dccineu ~
stand bv the manager anu ask mat a.,
salaries be paid III full before tns ~
pcnnsvlvania train left last evening ~
take them to Dayton. NAM
4 committee composed OF Two nlciI'I
bars or the team is said to nave WaiteI
~, Tho officials at o'clock ana 'Skca
that things be straightencd up or Inc
cnIire SQUAD would refuse 70 n@lra Inc
tr.in In other words, unless salaries
wcrn paid they would strike However;
tbn matter was adjusted ana cFeLg
nncmber Of tho party departed LOT th'
last rund trip of the season. ,.o
Another thing that is sala TO nav
bcinnd cause some trouble. was that one g
~ The players was promised DonuS IN ~
he hit for certain ayerhsc tp' 1ne
rames This. it is said. ne mas doi,e
ssnd his bonus has not been lortncoin ing
HMwrvcr, it Is Thought that the i!.@t ~ :
vii be amicably adjusted "llhh tH'
next few days.