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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
ACCORDING TO LETTER READ TO
COUNCIL AT LAST NIGHTS
MEETING
New schedule WIN BE Maintained Upon
Completion CT Thrd Rail
Committee 10 Oppose Rates.

\ ten-minute schedule will soon be
maintained over the Panhandle Traction
hne between Warwood and Mneelng
according To letter from the West
ehh Electric company, read last uight
before the meeting OF the WarwOod
council The letter stated that after
February nrst. the company expects to
nave everything in readiness 10 finish
laying a third rail between North Wheel
ing and south MarwoOd. thus permitting
the establishment OF ten-minute
schedule. IL II likely that cars will
be run between Warwood and Renwood
Al Present a nfteen-minute schedule fs
maintained during the rush periods OF
the morning and evening. and a half
hour schedule at other times.
In compliance with a request CON
tanned in resolutions adopted al We'd
nesIay mass meeting, council ap-
pointed committee OF three to repres-
ent the town at the hearing. in Charles
ton. Fabruary ;. when the state Public
Service Commission will consider the
petition OF the WarwOOd water and
Light company for permission to tn
crease its rates. Mayor Kindelberger
appointed $. l.. Christian. +. ". Mahan
and II. J. McCracken as the committee.
Town Recorder Klein was instructed
20 advertise FOR bids for hauling gar
hage during the ensuing year. beginning
February /.
y recount OF the votes cast in the re-
cent municipal election resulted in )
4. CHRISTIANS gaining another vote for
recorder. hut Prank Klein was elected
by three votes. The ncwly-elccted coun-
GU VIII hold its first meeting next Mon
day evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
BELLAIRE MAN
Is CONVICTED

The jury in the case Of State OF Ohio
VS.. a. Subelsky. OF Bellaire, returned
verde: OF guilty OF larceny at $40
O'Clock last evening. after being out
several hours. The man was indicted
az The last session of the grand Jury on
The charge of stealing an electric gen
orator from The Fairpoint Coal COM
Tany. valued at 81.
The man was tried at the last ses-
SION OF common pleas court. bur the
verdict was set aside and a new trill
was granted. The last term OF court
me man was tried in connection with
The cases of Thomas Thompson and
george Levy. who were charged with
being accomplices OF Subelsky and re.
suited IN Thomas being found guilty
ana sentenced TO the penitentiarv for
term or years. Levy was DISCHARGED
as no case was found against him
thompson was brought to ST. Glars
Nllle from the state peniten-i9~v In
tsstliy AGAINST Subelsky. which stre7g.
thened the states case. The sentence
VIII be imposed on Subelsky some tip,e
next week unlsss his ATTORNEYS file
a molOn Tor new trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
PURE BLOOD
The Greatest Blessing rlankind
Can Have.

Many Wet Virginia people rcs1 tfi-
powerful vegetable remedy that rrf.
the stomach, liver and towels bob hr.
condition that clears the skin of r--.
pes, rash, blemislrs. and eczema that
dissolvcs boiis and carbuncies that
makes nerves stronger snl stellIer and
gives % pale, weak rundown people
the fullest measure OF health and
happiness.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Df-cov.
cry. free from alcohol or r1rrott-a. doe.
just what IS stated above Simply te-
cause BE- harisle7 from th- i.od ai
poison and impure matter. Dr. dissolve.
the impure deposit. and c.rfirs them
out. a. Dc DOES af impurities through
the LAYER, Bowels, Kidney and skim
II you have "a bal cough. bronchial.
nasal or other cafafrh. uu.'r..s nerve.
~ uns.ghuy skin. get Dr Pierce 81
Golden Medical Discovery fp-dr. audi
start AZ once to replace y9Hr Impure
blood with The kind Chat rufs energy
and am Hilton into you and brings back
youth and v.2orY.s action
All medicine dealers can rIrriv ygr
IN either liquid or tablet form or rcrI
81 cents Tor TRIAL box lf tablets fo Ir.
Pierce, fnvai.fF Hotel. ruf.'o. ~. E.
Write Tor fire. BOOKLET on 1.1ld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. ". Va. Jan. 2I-Owinr
20 lue severe cold weather OF the past
Few DAYS work or improving the Wood
iand hlll was temporarily suspended.
Mrs. Matilda Cofiell 90 Burch Ridge
i'luTued home Tuesday morning after "a
few days visit with friends az New Mar
tiusyi.Ie
ar. vs.. W. Yoho Of Burch Ridge trans
acted business at MouadsNiIIe on Tues
day.
Mrs Lydia waync. an aged and highly
suffering an attack 0i ia gilppe
Mrs %. Il. Miller spcnt Wednesday go
" heeliug.
Dr a.. T. Wilson was called 10 the
home OF James Wells Thursday even
ing 10 see mas little daughter Martha.
VINO, Us critically 90 az their home on
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Harbisin re-
tgrHru home Wednesday evening after
d" lew days visiting friends at Nc
Mrs. Peter Yoho continues very ul
al Der home BOO Gray sNillo.
Roy HurisfoFd ot Taylo~'s Ridge.
pe"t sunday aud Moneas Attn friends
Mr ana M-s cecil RYAN OF Ryan.
riiEr. who has been confined o. their
homo with grip IIe ABB. t0 bt Duf AGAIN.
Miss tarrus HARRISON Ia confined CD
hcr home ou bIfc1 ridge. with tIusilI-
SIR ] o. Hlfbfson received word that
iiH sister. MrF II IS MUfutirt Ia aerI-
,.s'f 90 at De- family home Iu Sew Mar
James sehaTer passed through Wood
'. .H'f H'.nInA 'uroutc 20
81. h. d. miller. vito ~ our rural
u.i .ftIr- Del rureflnr with a severe
cola H' OBJ. homo .u the IIII
E'wf. Williams .Hsu. Inursfar az
M N."IIHE attending tu business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
CITY AUTOMOBILE
BURNED IN GARAGE
FIRE MAKES QUICK WORK OF SUP.
ERiNTENDENT scRoooINs'
FORD MACHINE.
Fire Department Answers Call to SAL
walton Army Stable Later in
Evening Where Damage
is Slight

Cruel flames and cruel councilmen
are making it hard travelling for the
heads OF The water and fire depart
ment Council has practically refused
TO appropriate money for a new auto
mobile for Chief Edward T. Rose of
the fire department and yesterday the
automobile OF William J. Scroggius
Was burned up.
II caught fire in the Westmyer gar
age a. 435 Main street al an earlv
hour last evening. and although a still
alarm called the NiCilant. 10 did not
arrive until the Ford runAbout had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
board n1eetn TODAY.

BIDS Tor the bond issue OF the Rich
close at IL O'Clock. noon. today. The
board OF education will meet al 1 o'clock
az the Bank OF WarwOod building. TO
open them and make awards IL H.
ukely several representatives OF bond
ing companies will be present II was
received.
me bond ISSUE amounts to SS5. 90. and
- Tor the construction Of a high school
buliding in Warwood and "A consolidated
school building at Short Creek. Tnc
bonds will be issued for a period OF
thlrty-tour years, and pay per cent
interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
GRANTED RESPITE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Presidcn.
Wilson toniFh' granted respite ~
ninety days to d. r. D. Nacsy. sen.
fenced In tAr federal court af Pitts.
hurEh to lN months imprisonment for
l.'nr tao mails to derraud Marev
failed fo pcrioc. his appeal Iu umo
and f was denied today he claims
That Dbl, Is inrorer' and a petition for
Ni pardon has been filed az the DO.
psrfm,uf OF Justice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
In Churches sunday

Baptist mission Meeting being hold
IN Lasch.s hall corner Firth street and
NarwOud avenue SUNDAY school -
ESQ o'clock Mr.. Schneider. supcrin-
teudent
Lutheran church. Meeting being hold
~ Center Warwood school building E...
ralph A. Harsh. pastor. Preaching SER
wees at 1880 a M. with sermon h,
pastor sunday school IN afternoon AZ
-.5o o'clock. George Bruhu. supDrlr-
tendert
Methodist church; Corner Fourteenth
street ana Orchard avenue Rev a.
Johnson. pastor. sunday school af 70 4I
w. Brent Grimm. superIntendarf
Preaching 90 o no ~ The evarfv-
t'rll'e VII close the revival which has
been going on for tho past eeyersr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22

Monroe Co. OIL rzeu.-

Moose iHdEe-liert SIEgius and other
amos LpuEt'n. 80 J. sudiinE
Antioch Nlllow Creek OH COMPANY =
40. !. Simms' heirs. riEgiuE
Ahll.'h on 'omUnnl's Ziila Huff-
man. drilling nt 400 feet feWtsNiIIs
Monroe ii,Id and Miiousburg
Sfark-.Mpurue DtI and Gas CHM
for D barrel
stand aud others building rig for 40.
I. Bius-fIufy
Htandf e 3d.. drilling Bintz a. Bintz
no. ]. from salt sand fo k.Iutr
MiltoushurE OH couuau. have rtr
completed Tor Adoluh Clause $50. T.
central Gas Cowp1uy'a 40 q. Mary
\ ~'imrorf drilling rt $50 feet
Everett Frrguson q company building
rfE Tor SO D. j. r.. Eggcr
'rldsfnin a company so. g. Beard
more. drilling ~ 1900 feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22

Louis and Catherine Rice are slowly
recovering after being IN for several
days at their home on south Riehland
William kettler is able to be out after
oens ~ with the grip FOR the past week
al his home In the South End
The river road a. in such bad shane
thal II - nearly tmpas sable
Oiticer Il. l.. Rice has been busy the
sast couple OF days on the collection OF
back taxes.
AIR. FULLY and family OF South War
Wood avenue as making arrangements 20
ture ~
a meeting OF the members OF the
Junior band was held last night at the
center Marwood school house
MIS-. w. r. Mcnamara and son Rich.
ara. OF Eighteenth street and Warwood
avenue. are expected to return home
TINS evening after spending several DAYS
Nisiuhs relations in Pittsburgh
MI Jones OF Center Marwood WA.
removed TO the North Wheeling hospitaf
day. ~
Harold Conner f. slowly recoverin,
after having hts arm badly mashed some
Harold kettler Is still seriously I'll AZ
ms nome on the South Side.
Mr ana Mrs. ". "A. Burns OF Nine
teenth street are spending the winter
months visiting In Florida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
SECOND OF SERIES
Lecture Will Be Given Sunday Morn
ing at II O'Clock. in Eoff
Street Temple.

The second OF a series OF lectures.
by Rabbi A. IT. Silver. will be given
sunday morning at IL o'clock in the
Eof Street Temple Rabbi Silver will
take as his subject for the talk. Capt
tai and Labor" His talks are always
interesting and instructive and the
coming one promises TO be no ex-
cePion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
work at Beech Bottom

In spite OF the bad weather OF the
past Few days. work has been progress
ing rapidly on the erection OF several
bulldlhgs at Beech Bottom. which will
be used by the Foundation COMPANY To-
the storing OF construction material
Inc company has several dredges busy
taxing sand and gravel from the bed
ton.
The company has already employed a
large force OF men which Is working
nlEht and day IN the hope OF having a
large amount OF the work finished b,-
spring. The company will employ In
the neighoorhood OF three hundred men
on the job in tho spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
ENTERS ORDER
Jud1e Addleman Directs Attorneys 90
Answer Amended Dill Of Com
PLANT In 9chenk Case

judge Robert ~ hddleman entered
pm order yesterday Dol part ono ~ mo
'f'I' court In which no directed
.'n alinrnrFe DOB tho caFa of Nru
Laura y 1rrorE w. = = r. OHrfon
3D. fp iIe tHa.r answers 20 Tho
.n'iii amended hUI of complaint
N1 accounting Of fho money Involved
Iu fHr sIIf ia demanded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
AWARDED $500

PHILADELPHIA. Jan D a tcr
dict of % 500 wee rendered in common
r..ls court here today Or favor of Nts.
Nr-.r.. NlDtanl.r IH .uf against
Jacob Eu... .aIoouEr'rer. FOB rc
cover damages flI tls death of Dor
husband Who .h. ailraad died af .He
result OF exec. ..t. frutuG Bosch.
..' Hf'rr'.. sold liquor to Dor lur
band sf'.. .h. bad warmed l.m not to
lu .u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22

At late hour last night the condi-
ton OF &. w. Straub was reported very
serious. lie has been an with pueumon-
ia, at his home on Tenth street. several
days,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
yIsitInr her parents. Rev. and 80

visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs
Harkins
i. l.. Drum, has returned from a bus
river.
II. + Pots and Moses Ward. Of Duff
- were In WOodsficld Wednc sday.
y T. Williams. Of Tnioutown Pa.
- looking after business matters here.
J. g. straight and w H. Thompson.
or Laings. were transactinE business
here Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22

sunday the Warwood Christian Bible
members with tho Follansbe. surds,.
school j. r. not known how long 10
viii last. but 10 viii be several month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22

AFTER being tied up for several DAYS
on account Of the ice the ferry boat
mas resumed operation. other ferry
boats north OF MarwoOd have also re-
sumed after being tied up for az least
a week due TO the large amount OF ice
which mas been gowing down the river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
Removed 70 Her Homo

Mrs. Jochumsen Of Eighteenth street.
who has been In the North yyh.eIi,g
hospital after being operated on some
time ago. T. slowly recovering She was
abl" yesterday TO be removed 20 her
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22

Inc employees or the Red Star grocery
stores Of Wheeling and vicinity en-
Joyed pleasant evening bowling last
nlEht az The lasch bowling alleys In tho.
south End. About nifty Were present
and after bowling for several hours
a very delicious luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
gone up in smoke Other autos in
the garage were not damaged.
Salvation Army Stable.

AT 5:25 o'clock yesterday evening an
alarm was turned in from Box As at
Alley Nineteen and Market street, -aII-
ing the department TO the Salvation
Army stable i'm the rear OF 224O Nam
street. The fire had started in The
rear OF the stable. presume bly, from
a match dropped by some workmen.
u was soon under control. with no
damage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
About People ,
Movements OF individuals ts
and From lie City 4
AT THE HOTELS.

The Rosers-Q. z. Morris. Hun
dred: II. r. Walsh. Hundred: VI. Z.
Miller. Fairmont; c. Il. Keplinger.
Fairmont. Howard lister. Clarks-
burg; II. D. Snedeker. New Martins
Vile; Nathan Goldberg. Steubenville:
L. l.. Lynch. WOodsfield.
The meLure-Mrs. J. H. Grafton
and daughter. Marietta: Besse J.
Phillips. Charleston: W. j. Calvert.
Clarksburg; T. Waldschmidt. Par
kersburg; J. ID. Boone. Huntington;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Burlington,
GAINESVILLE; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Fromann. Morgantown.
Grand Central $ NJ BRYANT.
Charleston: +. +. lobe. Akron: T. VI.
Baxter. New Athens: II. ]. Crow. Lit.
Teton; A. J. Ashmere. GAINESVILLE
Windsor - H. +. Kinbeck. New
Kensington; l.. =. Bailey. Tacoma. O. !:
S. II. Stern, Dayton: w. A. Hoge.
Charleston: J. W. shannon. Erie: A.
l.. Richards. Pittsb urgh.
Stamm l.. l.. Wheaton. Clarks-
burg; w 4. Williams. Barton. = W.
Beehe. Coshocton; y. J. Keng Proc
tor; +. O.. BUrson. Proctor: Bud
Wise. Cameron. o II. WOofter. Ken
ova; VIM. c. Hutchinson. New Mat.
amoras: a. J. Farrell. New Martins
Vile
George j. Mathison. who has been
confined 20 his home In North Main
street for the past several weeks. was
reported 90 be improving yesterday.
G. NJ Martin Of p. Pleasant arrived
In the city yesterday 20 visit friends
for a few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs p J. Shaughnessy OF
Eoh street left yesterdt for several
weeks visit az Huntington and Ash.
land. XIV
United states Deputy Marshal
John Short has recovered from So.
we're attack ~ Ia grippe.
Miss Hazel Springer. teacher In tho
Fulton schools. left Yesterday evening
for Pittsburgh fo spend tho week end
$. V. -. Ungcr has returned 10 this
city from Columbus. o.
Squire X O. Hobbs is connned 20
his home on Fifteenth street with n
slight illness
Williar linn. student in vs. a. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
WOODSFIELD


poilSElELD. O.. Jan. ai-The FOL.
living list OF persons have been chosen
pleas court.
Grand Jurors
u. w. iugh. ozark: r. W. PoIlack
W 3odStiCld. Y. 4. STOWE SVrnrrnr,
valley; John Tuel. Fly; ". II. Uiiman
isihard Mills. sam Schneu. Hannibai.
T.. r. Stalliugs. Calais. r ". Arm and
Jos Mcbougal. both Of Darlington. +
w alter and John Lclbfar;h. both of SsT-
Hl-. George Graham and y r stand
t.th OF MoodsfieId. E +. Allen ~,
N.atamoras. and Jacob Frahv. Hanni
"'i' 10 appear Monday. January 81
Petit Jurors.
W y. Peters and George Troutfnsn
pom OF Muodsfield. Albert BiattIar
i'ullsNiile. RS; Jerry Witten and WIN
i,"minii. both of Fly; James Marion.
W ogd-ii, 10. Rel. Edward Granding
T5hI9l1' g. II. tandenschield and n. r.
Ii'hD-, both OF Antioch. j. H. Z.stFcr
and addison Virgins. both OF CIaring-
toni 5. - Douglas Malaga. ! $ sim.
'WisF iile. Joseph Eristsr. Kuhn: Frank
Iurhart. Mari.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-22
TEN-MlNUTE TROLLEY SERVICE
To WAR WOOD is PROMISED SOON

weeks. Epworth League meeting Mon
day at T:f5.
sunday school services will be held
SSuanuay afternoon at ; o'clock at the
Htchland coal works In Soufh We
Wood The services Will be in charge
OF the Kings Daughters OF Warwood.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17
AMERIcANISM.

AMERICANlSM. - The time is
coming when patriotic American
citizens of German birth or ancestry
will have to do their own talking and
refuse to be represented by the mere
handful of agitators who have
pushed the German-American issue
into politics. There is no sound rea-
son why the great mass Of so-caued
German-American citizens should be
credited with having a stronger af-
lection for the fatherland than for
the country of their adoption, than
the so-called Irish-Americans Brit
ish-AmeTicans or any other kind of
hyphenates should be credited with
a similar emotion. The few hyphen-
ates, no matter what European cOun-
try be their fatherland, who have
bUtted into American politics in an
attempt to influence the policy of the
government toward the warning ma
tons. will be sat down upon. They
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17

WILSON AND HUGHES-The is
sues of the campaign will not be
finally defined until we hear the
speeches Of acceptance by Wilson
and Hughes. In these speeches the
candidates will give to the country
their interpretations of their respec-
tive platforms. If Hughes wants to
go farther in defining "Undiluted
Americanism" than his party plat
form does he has is chance in this
speech. The country will also await
with some curiosity his handling of
a delicate situation, with Roosevelt
on one side of it and the German
American Alliance on the other If he
holds both of them he will be some
diplomat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17

WHERE SHAFFER NEEDLESS
John c. Shaffer, who runs the Chi
cago Evening Post and a string of
daily publications known as the
Shaffer papers, is shooting many ed
itorials these days about Woodrow
Wilson and what punk president
w. W. has been.
It's a proper time to call Skaters
attention to the slogan Marshall Field
long ago nailed over the policy of his
big retail store. It ran this way:
"Give the customer what he wants;
the customer is always right"
What readers of the Evening Post
would like to see just now is an an
swer from Shaffer to these questions:
Why are many Progressives baIk-
ing and refusing to obey Shaffer and
line up for Hughes for president?
Why does the Evening Post and
Shaffer and all of Skaters editorial
Btatf keep silence about the ReDub-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17

lican Hughes platform leaving out
the social justice planks which were
the big hit of the Progressive plat
form four years ago? Why no word
about child labor, woman labor, min
imum wage and the human essentials
of preparedness?
And why are Raymond Robins and
Harold Ickes now in Oyster Bay ask
ing pointed and timely questions Of
Theodore Roosevelt?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-17

LEVY MAYER ISN'T BRANDEIS.
The papers say a telegram has
been sent to Pres. Wilson recon-
mending Levy Mayer of Chicago as
a successor to Hughes on the su-
preme court bench. But there is no
chance. Levy Mayer is not a Bran
deis. He is a smart lawyer, but with
the trust and corporation bias. He
has never, so far as I have heard,
used his talent for the public well
fare, but rather has sold it to his
clients.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-07
THE FAMINE IN FABRICS.

On reading the report of recent
sermon denouncing the present fash
ions in undress as indecent, immoral,
irrelevant and incompetent, we brot
the matter to the attention Of our
better looking half. She informs US
that the talk is year behind the
times, as the shoulder straps are much
wider this year than last and the high
topped shoes cover an extensive area
formerly devoted to peek-a-boo hose.
This is comforting, indeed, to the
wool-growers of this section, who be-
gan to wonder If clothing was going
out of style. The girls seemed to
have taken the saying absence makes
the heart grow fonder" to refer to
dress. When you remember the pop
ularity of the September Morn, you
will have TO excuse them for the con-
clusion, at least the more shapely
ones. AS for the skirts, they say the
war is making everything higher
Kane County News.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-07
"LUND LAMBASTED."
Milford Paper Has Glowing Account
of the Easy Victory of Home
Team Over Farmers.

The following account of a game of
base ball played at Milford week
ago last Sunday it taken from the
Beaver County News:
sit happened last Sunday. IL could
hardly be called game; it was more
like an afternoon batting practice. for
Milford, with Lund returning the balls.
The Lund aggregation opened the dis
turbance by an aerial flight and while
they were up in the air the locals bor-
rowed four tallies in the first spasm
and eleven more i'm the second. But
the lads from the dry-farm country
were gritty, and settled down to work
in earnest, allowing the Milford boys
to notch up only eight more runs in
the next seven commissions, making a
grand total, after all the returns We're
in, of twenty-three registers.
The Lund persons, through some
oversight, scored one run in the 4th
and two in the 9th, making a flock of
three g, count 'em). The entire par
oXysm lasted three hours, more or
less, (mostly more). For Milford,
Kirk, Coon and Thiessen fed twisters
to the guests, tanning fifteen, while
the delivery man for the aeronauts
disappointed five of the home batters.
Shirley Atkin officiated as undertaken.
But this much can be said for the
lads from Lund-they are game
sports and good losers and all gentle
men. Why rehash the gruesome de-
tails? Milford 23;--Lund 3. Selah.
The tale is done.