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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
FOOTBALL FOLLOWERS
WATCH MILTON GAME
Result OF Today's Match VIII Be
Somewhat of Criterion to Judge
Strength of p. II. S.

Followers of interscholastic foot
ball in eastern Oregon are turning
their eyes today toward Milton where
the Pendleton high school team is
scheduled to play the Milton high
school aggregation. While the game
is always considered more or less as
a practice game yet the result will be
some criterion by which to judge the
strength Of the local team.
Coach Fendall has a bunch of new
men in the lineup and it is always
problematical as to how the recruits
will perform when put in a real fray,
The team will weigh practically tn
same as last year ana should be fair
" fast. Casey. all eastern oregon
end last year, has been switched TO
the backfield and is developing into "a
dangerous open field runner Coach
Gale of Milton has complained OF the
loss of many men by graduation last
year and the small turnout this year
About 20 PendletOn men went to
Milton this morning to take in the
game.
The lineup will probably be Hey
den center; Byron Moll and Clayton
Hargett, guards; Wilbur and Friedly
tackles; Judd and Huey. ends; Casey
and Balfe Ulrich, halves; Hayes, full.
backand sheldon Ulrich quarterback.
Snyder, Guerrant, Bowman. Embysk
and Willie will probably get a chance
during the game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
RECRUITING TO STOP
BAKER DISSATISFIED
General Staff Meets Great Difficulty
in Endeavoring to Fill Up Militia
Regiments on Border or In Camp.

WASHINGTON, Oct. War Sec.
retary Baker is dlsastified with the
national guard recruiting and author
ICED commanding officers to discon-
tinue recruiting at their discretion.
This decision is based on the gener-
al staff recommendation. Recruiting
is disappointing The officers met
great difficulty in endeavoring to fill
up militia regiments on the border.
or in training, preparatory TO going to
the border
The war department constructed an
extensive recruiting system with. reg
ular army officers and militia Off
GERS, cooperating but admitted the re-
suits were far below expectations
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
carl AcKERMANl

HAGUE, oct. THE Dutch gov
crnment two months ago sounded the
European governments on peace pros
poets. Every belligerent except
France expressed willingness to en-
ter an informal discussion. Frances
reply was such a fiery refusal that one
official said 1t resembled an ultima
tum.
Dutch officials have resumed their
attempt at peace negotiations, but are
convinced pe/e is far distant. One
positive indication that present peace
is impossible Is the wide difference OF
opinion between Teutons and allies re-
garding the other sides conditions.
Copenhagen is tremendously anti
German and believes Germany will
soon collapse. Copenhagen hears re-
ports of unrest. starvation and lack
OF soldiers in Germany. Danish and
Dutch people believe the allies offen-
sives on the Somme, in Russia, Cali
cia and Hungary greatly successful
They can not understand why the long
expected German revolution does not
begin No one pays any attention to
the German victories in Roumania.
There is some depression and pessi-
mism in Berlin hut faith in the army
is unshaken. Every German keeps
maps of the battlefronts and closely
watches the fighting The people
have an amazing faith in Hindenhure
and are greatly interested in Macken-
zen's Roumanian offensive.
Berlin newspapers emphasize the
shortage of British tonnage. They
declare English food prices were as
high as Perlin's. The Germans be-
lieve that France has exhaused her
resources and the army is weaken
ing daily.
Berlin. Frankfort Bremen and all
the large German cities sereets swarm
With soldiers continually. refutinc the
statement that Germany has exhaust
cd her reserves, One German said
"the allies are losing five thousand
men daily on the western front Our
losses are also great. We can CON
tinue as long as they, Well hold out
until the allies get enough
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
MAN is SENTENCED
TO BE DUMB-SOBER
FOR SIX MONTHS

NEW YORK, Oct drunk Ed
ward Born OF Astoria is a conversa-
tionalist with most forceful and
varied vocabulary his wife told Mag
istrate Miller in the Long Island city
police court. Sober, he has never a
word to say.
would you prefer him sober and
silent or drunk and talkative9" asked
Ma,.istrate Miller, to whom Mrs. Born
had appealed because Edward had
come home drunk.
"No talk aud no drink will suit
me-" she replied.
THAT will he the sentence NJ the
court" said the magistrate. For six
months, Porn, YOU must not take a
drink or say a werd to your wife"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
5000 WORTH OF OPIUM
is TAKEN, SEATTLE RAID

SEATTLE, oct. ten tins of OPT
um and several tins party filled rep
resenting a value of $500 were seized
by federal officers last night in raid
on a Chinese restaurant, in the Ori-
entail quarters, All Sing alleged pro
prietor of the resort, was arrested as
he emerged from secret passage
under the building which he had
reached through n trap door in the
floor. Several opium smoking out
fits were confiscated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
ALL BELLIGERENTS EXCEPT
FRANCE READY TO DISCUSS
PEACE SOME MONTHS AGO
SEN. NORRIS TO
START CAMPAIGN
FOR REPUBLICANS

The speech in Pendleton by United
States Senator Norris Of Nebraska will
mark the opening Of the Hughes cam
paign in this city and preparations
are being made accordingly by the re.
publicans. Senator Norris is hailed as
one Of the original progressives of the
middle west. On the occasion Of his
speech here State Chairman McNary
will be in Pendleton to assist in the
opening event Of the Umatilla county
campaign
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
REPRIEEE Is REFUSED
BAMBRICk Is ELECTROCUTED
Despite Appeal Signed by Prominent
y. Y. Business Men Governor
Is EYrm

OSSINING, Oct Thomas Bam-
brick was electrocuted at Sing Sing
for numbering George Dappiug, a
New York policeman, He fought for
life until the last minute. Fifty
prominent New York businessmen
signed his appeal for reprieve The
signatures Included Theodore y. Vail
president OF the American Telephone
end Telegraph Co. Governor Whit
man steadfastly refused a reprieve.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
HERO
PLAYED HERE

Carl Mays, Brooklyn pitcher who
was placed In the box during the ninth
inning today and stopped the fierce
batting rally of the Dodgers, Is well
known in Pendleton having played
here with the Boise Tri-statc league
team several years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
INTEREST ON FARM
LOAN BONDS FIXED
-Four Per Cent is Rate-Farners VIII
Pay Four and a Half TO Five Per
Cent for Their Loans.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Tit is learn
cd the federal farm loan board fixed
four per cent as the interest on farm
loan bank bonds. This means the
farmers patronizing the farm loan
banks will pay four and half to five
per cent for loans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
GERMAN U-BOAT SHELLS liner

GALVESTON, oct. THE Leyland
liner Mercian arrived here and report
ed German submarine shelled her
near the English coast Captain c, ].
Walker exhibited cap which a she'll
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
tED KEEN

LONDON. oct. Lord Robert Ce-
Gil British minister of war trade, de-
clared no German peace oyertures
had been received All officials echo
ed LLOYD GEORGES statement that the
was must continue "to a Knockout. y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
ITALIANS JOIN
OFFENSIVE ON
BALKANFRONT
Russians Defeat MaCkenSen'S
German BuIgar : Turkish
Army in DObrudja
WESTERN FRONT IS QUIET

PARIS, oct. lit is announced the
Italians have assumed the Balkan Of
fensive in conjunction with the Brit
ish. French and Serbians and are at
tacking in the Butkovo region, east
of Vardar. Serbian advance guard
entered the BeladOva valley. French
troops seized German positions. The
Bulgarians made strong counter at.
tacks against the British in Kavolen.
All assaults were repulsed.
It is officially announced there was
no important fighting on the French
western front last night
PETROGRAD, Oct. TIT is an
nounced the Russians defeated Mac
kenzen's German Bulgar Turkish
army in Dobrudja and recaptured two
villages and important heights. Enc
my counter attacks were heavily re-
pulsed.
pERLIN, Oct. TT Is semi-offfcl-
ally stated that the Roumanians lost
fifty thousand men in the last two
weeks of Transylvanian fighting.
Falkenhayn decisively beat the Rou-
manians twice Budapest dispatches
asserted that several crack ROumani.
an regiments had been annihilated.
Ill-trained troops are now opposing
FalkenhaynS advance.
LONDON, Oct. IA Rome wireless
said a second Roumanian expedition
had crossed the Danube and invaded
Bulgaria. It added the Dobrudja bat
tie had been violently resumed.
SALONTKI, Oct. 1T is announced
the British repulsed Bulgarian attacks
against Nevolen. The British con-
tinued the offensive and captured six
. Macedonian towns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
Wall Street Recovering From
Break in Prices Caused by
Yesterdays Reports That
Gerard is Bringing Peace
Proposals From Kaiser.
WILSON so FAR UNIFORMED
A%%%%%%%%~%~%A~~
ROBERT BENDER.

ABOARD WILSON'S SPECI-
, AL, Oct. President Wilson
apparently knows nothing con-
cerning the report that Ambas-
} sador Gerard is enrOute here
bringing definite peace propOs-
} ais from the German govern
, ment.
B NEW YORK, Oct. wall I
; street registered considerable
B doubt regarding the report that I
, Gerard is bringing German
, peace proposals to President Z
; Wilson. Despite the report,
, most issues recovered from yes Z
B terdays price breaks when the
. stock exchange opened this
, morning. Many financial men
b regard the report as a mere
= market story Others credit it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
FAIRBANKS IN SEATTLE:
WILL MAKE SPEECH TONIGHT

SEATTLE oct 7.-Charles Fair.
banks arrived at I O'Clock this morn
ing. He speaks tonight at the Moore
theater. He addressed the YOUNG
Mems Republican club briefly a.
noon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
FLOUR AND SUGAR
TAKE BIG JUMPS

D Flour and sugar are taking .
= the grand jump in Pendleton. =
= Sugar which dropped from =
. $3.50 a sack to $3.50 is now =
= back to the first price and there =
= is every indication that the top is .
= not yet reached Sugar regis =
= tered a ten cent raise yesterday .
. and fifteen cent incline We'd .
= nesday. Flour this morning was =
. quoted locally at $t.95 the ~ =
. pound sack, which is a twenty .
. cent increase over yesterdays =
. price.
. II has been predicted that =
= flour viii reach $40 barrel be- =
= fore long. -, ... -. -. ...''..S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
BASEBALL BULLETINS.

Full details, play by play, Of
, the first world series game
} were bulletined by the East ore 4
, gonian today and the report was
} followed by many local fans.
During each day Of the series
the report will be bulletlned in
full and those desiring 20 fol-
low the game may do so by
watching the East Oregonian
window on Webb street
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
ALF-xIA STERLING WINS
WOME.N'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

BOSTON. oct. 7--Alexia Sterling
OF Atlanta. won the w6mens national
golf championship. 5h" defeateH
Mildred Coyerlsy o. Philadelphia tsp
up one 20 play
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
NewS Summary

Local.
Sugar and flour take jump.
Milton and PendletOn football teams
play.
General
All bclligercnts wanted peace two
months ago.
Italians Join balkan offensive.
German naval U-bOat arrives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07

LIVERPOOL Oct 6.-Wheat -
Spot No. l Manitobas. l5c % Gg2O
per busheD; No. 2. I5s l-2d. No 3.
las ID; No. 3 hard winter, I4s Al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
Portland.

PORTLAND. Oct Tt Special -.
Club, s132; bluestem, St.39
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
SCOrc by innings.

Summary--SacrIfice hits, Janvrin,
Lewis, Scott .; two base hits, Hooper
Janvrin. Lewis; three base hits. Wheat
Meyers, walker Hobiltzell;ist on balls
off Shore 3, off Marquard 4, Pfeffer Q
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07

BOyTON. oct. 7.-Bostun finished
a long end six to five score despite
prookIyn's remarkable ninth inning
rally Shore, the Boston pitcher
weakened, Janvrin made a ninth IN
ming error nearly losing the game. For
five innings shore and Marquard
fought a pitching duel. The crowd oil
over forty thousand, sat spellbound'
BOsToN. oct. 1.-THE worlds Sc
riea maIagers made the following
statements. Carrigan OF Boston, saiu'
II have faith in the mems ability.
We'yo been through this fire Our
experience will help MS at the critical
points and our pitching and fieid'hg
will carry us through =.
Robinson OF Brooklyn said.
don't want to make a prediction re-
aardlnr the outcome My boys have
never participated in worlds series
"a n team but Rube Marquard JACK
Coombs. Fred Merkle and CHIEF MY
ers will steady the players at trying
noints The heavy hitting OF the
brooklyn club will offset the Neu
sox great pitching. We're out u
win"
FIRST Inning,
Brooklyn--H. Myers up; hyer"
tou,od ont TO Cady He swung at the
first bah pitched; Daubert up ne
swung at the first. Daubert lahheu
on three pitched balls. He swung
bard n, the last two. Stengel up
strike one. foul ball one. stengel out
Jnnvrin to Hobitzeil. Ne runs ho
hits, no errors.
Roston--Hooper tanned: Janvrln
fanred. Walker trlppied; HophAe''
out Cutshaw to Daubert No runs
hit, 20 errors.
Second Inning.
HrpokIyn-Wheat singled, CuGhaW
ht in double play. Janvrin to Scott
20 Hobutzell; Mowrey walked Oiso"
f,nned. No runs, hit, no errors.
Roston-Lewis walked, Gardiner
singled in field; Scott sacrificed, MY
era to Cutshaw: Cady walked, filing
basos. Shore famed Hooper flled 10
II MYERS No runs / hit, no errors
Third Inning.
prookyn-Chief Myers out, Shore
to Hoblitzen; Marquard famed; MY
ors singled: Daubert famed No
runs 1 hit, no errors
poston-Janvrin famed and out al
first when Myers dropped third strike
MYERS to Daubert; Walker tanneui
Hoblitzen trippled, Lewis doubled,
Hohlitzeu scored; Lewis caught OIL
second. Myers to Olson. One run
two hits, no errors,
Fourth inning.
prooklyn-Stengel singled. Wheal
triupled. scoring Stengel; Cutsha"
flIed to Hooper: Wheat out at plate
uooper to Cady; Mowrey out, jan
vrin TO Hoblitzell. run. 2 hits no
errors. CT,
Roston-Gardner famed; Scott
flied TO Wheat; Cady walked; shore
fouled to Meyers. No runs no h''S
no errors.
Fifth Inning.
Rrooklyn-olson out, Gardner to
Hoblitzell MyerstTlpled; MarquaFo
out. Janvrin to Hoblitzell; II. Myers
flied to Scott No runs, l hit. no er-
rors. -,.
Boston-Hooper doubled; Janvrin
sacrificed Mowrey to Cutshaw; Walk
or singled, scoring Hooper; HobiltSeh
out Daubert unasslsted; Walker was
touched out by Mowrey' one run
two hits, no errors.
sixth Inning,
Brooklyn-Daubert out, Gardner 70
Hoblitzel; stengel famed; Wheat
out Janvrin to HoOlitEelL No runs
no hits, no errors.
Boston-Gardner safe on olson's
error Scott forced Gardner, Mowrey
TO Cutshaw, Scott to second on passed
ball; Cady walked Shore popped to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07

Daubert; Hooper flied to Olson No
runs, no hits, ] error
seventh Inning.
Brooklyn--Cutshaw out, Janyrin
to HoblItzell; MoNrey singled, Olson
hit into double play. Gardner to Jam
vrin to Hobltzel No runs, hit, no
errors.
Boston-Janyrin doubled; Nalkef
safe on Olson's error; Janvrin scored;
Walker safe at second; Cutshaw drop
ped Hoblitzell's liner: Lewis sacrifice
ed, Daubert to Cutshaw; walker on
third. Hoblitzell on second; Walker
scored, Hoblitzell TOOK third on Gard
ners fielders' choice; scott flied to
stengel, Hoblitzell scored after the
hit; Cady out, Cutshaw to Daubert. 3
runs, hits, errors.
Eighth Inning.
Brooklyn-Meyers out. Scott TO
Hoblitzell. johnson batting for Mar
guard, singled; Myers hit into double
play, Scott to Janvrin to HoblitzelL
No runs, one hit, no errors.
BoSton-Shore flied to Wheat;
Hooper walked; Janvrin singled Hoop
er scoring; right after Janvrin's sin
gle, scoring Hooper, Stengle threw
wild to third to catch Hooper, Janvrin
taking end: walker walked; Hobltzell
flied TO Wheat: Lewis forced Walker
Olson to Cutshaw / run. l hit, l err
ror
Ninth Inning.
Brooklyn-Daubert walked: Stem
gel singled; Daubert stopped at sec
onl; Wheat forced Daubert, Shore to
Gardner; Cutshaw hit by pitched
ban, filling the bases; Stengel and
Wheat scored on Janvrin's error; jan
yrin muffed Mowrey's roller; Olson
singled again, filling the bases; Myers
fouled to Hoblitzell; Merkle batting
for Pfeffer, Merkle walked, forcing in
Cutshaw; Mays pitching for Boston;
Thomas relieved Cady behind the bat;
Mowrey scored on Meyers Hit to jan
vrin; Daubert out, Scott to Hoblitzell
Four runs, hits, l error.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
FIRST Inning.


Wheat singled Cushaw
hi in double play. Janvrin to SCOT
20 Hobntzell; Mowrey walked Oiso"
y,nned. No runs, / hit, no errors.
Boston-Lewis walked. Gardiner
singled in field; Scott sacrificeu, my
era to Cutshaw: Cady walked, filing
bases: Shore famed, Hooper flied to
II MYERS. No runs / hit, no errors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07

splinter split the visor of as Walker
stood on the bridge, a British warship
saved the steamer,
NEWPORT. oct. THE German
naval submarine U-53 has arrived
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
GAIN TODAY IN
WHEAT MARKET

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-(Special to the
East oregonian)-Rang OF prices to-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07

Sixth Inning

Brooklyn--Daubert out, Gardner 10
Hoblitzell; stengel famed; Wheat
out, Janvrin to HoolitEell' NO runs
no hits, no errors.
Boston-Gardner safe on olson's
error Scott forced Gardner. Mowrey
to cutshaw, Scott to second on passed
ball; Cady walked; Shore popped to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07
Third Inning.

Brooklyn-stengel singled Waeas
tripnled. scoring stengel; Cutsha"
flied to Hooper: Wheat out at plat9'
Hooper to Cady; Mowrey out jan
vrin to Hoblitzell. run. 2 hlts' M
0irors. CT,
Boston-Gardner famed; scou
flied TO Wheat: Cady walked; Shore
fonled TO Meyers. No runs, no hits
no errors.
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Continued on Page s.)
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TO ADVERTISERS

The East OtegOnlan has the largest bona
flde and guaranteed paid circulation OF any
pRper IN Oregon. east Of Portland and by
FAR the largest circulation In Pendeton OF
any newspaper,
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THllais.
InoOklyn.


'Batted for Marquard in Sth.
a*Batted for Pfeffer in 9th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
RaraeSville Briefs.

Mrs. Mary f. Moor" ~ Lloydsville
was a visitor here Friday.
At First NJ th"diSt r!lUrrh--"t Day OF
Dreams" will b. tho pastors theme for
Sunday morning Every man in EarncS-
willie ought 10 hear ,hiS sermon The
subject for Sunday evening VIII no
"Iyhy EhOZe" y rew translation OF
the scriptures on the drink question =
fine musical program for both services
conducted ny Prof. iiaul"n and the
chorus choir. Frederick Fisher vii!
lead the Erwnrth LcaGUe I"Noti"nS ut
$3.50 p m. H" will have for his sub
ant meeting Of rho officials Tuesday ev-
demand attention. Let every official
who is in tn. city b. present. y worth
while praiS" service. Wednesday even
ing at 7:lj. Specially tor all the people.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Smith "t West Main
street left FRIDAY for 4 Two weeks Wis
il at Mackanac and SCnw Island. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. ". Bailey and son.
Herbert. Of Pittsburgh will meet them
at Cleveland and accompany them on
their TRIP
Miss Mary Dizzy ~ Washington. u.
c., who has been spending ths past two
months with rhe family OF l.. ]. Stew
art on North Arch street. Will leave tho
first of tho week for 4 two w".'kS Visit
with her friend. Mrs. Frank kelihsr. OF
Akron.
Mrs. Howard Foreman OF Pittsburgh
is visiting tcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Haas. of West South street.
Mrs Herman rordner has returned
to her home on West Main street after
a visit with relatives a. Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian church, 1901 Chap
lin. street Claude Porter Terry, tho
pastor. will preach Bib" scho"i. $50
a. IN: Mems Bib" class. 9:3" "a. n;
morning Worship. 7:t5 p m. theme Til"
Blessed Life: evening worship. 4" y.
M theme. Sound Reasoning young
peoples service. 6:+5 y. III. Nih!" school
4, tho Eighteenth Street MISSION Ut 80
=. III. Wednesday evening Srryi''", Id
On Thursday evening tn. cIuh room
will b. open for the young !nru. Fri
c!a,- afternoon FOR the li;tlc girls.
second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Key.
Frederick :. Williams. OF this city. will
preach Sunday morning. No evening
service.
Third Presbyterian church: thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. J. i. Lcyru-
barher. pastor. TIL" usual services Will
b. held Sabbath. Aug. -. l'rcach!nS al
l0:45 a. H.. and Sabbath school at $50
q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
GAINESVILLE, 0.

GAINESVILLE. O.. Aug. tS.-Barnes-
vile has tho unique distinction of be-
ing the only Gown in Eastern Ohio TO
support 4 strictly up 20 date race meet
ing. Next Wednesday, and Thursday.
August % and o. tn" management will
give it's twelfth annual race meeting.
and, Il weather conditions are far"rabl".
they are sure all former meetings vii!
be eclinsed. All the ca1sScs are filled
with as good Il looking lot OF trotters
and PAGERS as ever faced n starter.
Wednesdays race is as follows: o:3o
pace. o:2o trot and free for all pace.
Thursday there will be the 2:G0 trot.
2:22 pace and free for all trot. Each
race is for $500.
The stahiing was not sufficient TO
care for tho great number of horses
and outside quarters had to be secured
1t will interest anyone 10 visit the park
where the horses are quartered and note
the care that is given mans best
friend" the horse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
NO QUARANTINE IN w VA.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. 49,
DR.. H. L. Jepson. state health COM
missioner. declared today that no
quarantine against the states Of New
York and Pennsylvania rs means Of
preventing the spread Of infantle
paralysis has been declared. He said
no action in this connection will Je
taken until he has received repoct
from DR.. {. r. Werlich. Of Weilsbucs,
head Of ,he department. Of prevent
able diseases in 'West Virginia. who
has been in Washington this week n
conference with representatives vi
the departments Of health OF a num-
Der of states. the purpose Of which is
to arrive at a means effective in COM
batting the disorder and preventing it
from extending into other states from
New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
EVANGELICAL,

s.. Pauls Evaug"li"al church. thirty
eighth and Wood street: Aug. &. RaSch@
pastur Sunda: school. 30" Il. m: Eng
liSh reaching service 1850 q. m; No
cyen;ns; services. Til" pastor has r.
.urned from Sunday school convention
at Cleveland and will have char%" Of ;he
services.
Warwood Lutheran Church the central
hi-h school place Of meeting: k"v.
EHlnl, \. HIrSnIuan. pastor. August 20.
ninth Sunday after Trinity. Divine W"r-
shin with sermon an reception Uf n"W
members at lp:2p II. IN. sunday school
ut $50 y. m.