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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
ARREST IS AS
NIGHT RIDERS

TACOMA, May 22.--Warrsnta
have been issued for four Pa.
oIfle county men, In addition 20
the nine already taken into Gus
tody, for alleged connection
with the famous "nlght rider"
case.
They are Joe AFFORD, e. z.
Burke. w. &. Burke and Virgil
Dolan.
They are reported 90 have
left the district.
The nine ranchers already under
arrest are Homer =. Blaine. Tren.
ton w. Twidwell. John ~ Howard,
Ralph ~. Howard. Claude Wander
pool, Mike iIanrahan. Enoch y Dl'
lard, James G.. Simmons, deputy
sheriff OF Pacific county. and Earl
Timmonn.
All Is men had previously been
cleared IN Pacific county OF might
riding" charges brought by Mrs.
Margaret Ross.
They are now charged. on federal
grand jury indictments. with inter
fering with settlers on federal
lands.
Tho affair practically reached
tho fsud stage nearly year ago.
Mrs Ross and her two sons had
settled on what they believed TO be
an abandoned claim.
There was an attempt 10 eject
them. and neiEhhorhoof uuarrcla
ensued. until one dark night Il mob
OF horscmen appeared at the Ross
cabin and ,orcihly carried them
away.
During this wild ride thru the
forest. Mrs. Rosa alleged abe was
roughly handled and sustained in.
iurier.
Tho Rosa boys returned 20 the
section, and many fights followed
which ended with tho two being
sent TO jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
Confessions ofaW1fe

tore her hands ~ she vainiy tried
to break those awful bonds Some
times she even poured tho bitter
dr~gs OF unAvailing regret Into the
crystal chsiice that Love held TO
breast and made sacrifice TO the
dragon which held her there, In
vain hope OF release. Sometimes
her very heart stood attn nj his
haunting whisper. Love 10 free.
lie may go where he will and you
may not follow" "Ho win tire OF
resting on your heart and 20 TO
someone who can follow him In all
HIS rigorous flights"
Sometimes some beautiful,
blessed timea-she forgot for q
short while, she forgot everything
except that she had found Love
and he was in her arms. close "a
her breast. and his very heart bea,
In unison with hers
When he whispered into her raw.
ished ear that he would rather
stay beside her. hound NJ she was,
than float thru Paradise with an.
other. his words became an anses.
thetIc which deadened her lifelong
pain.
4, Gsyiy she drew the draperies Of
everyday life over the bleeding
wounds that the STRENGTHENING
bonds were making: proudly she
held up her head and proclaimed TO
the world with smile that her po.
sition against the COLI. unfeellng
rock was ono OF choice.
Deeper aud deeper she buried
Love within her heart even while
she denied his very existence.
She often wearied him with the
question, viii you always be con.
tent TO live only In my hearth
we'll knowing that contentment Is
something one cannot bring Mt
will, but II must come and 20 as
I Fate foretells.
And so she must live from day
10 day. this unfortunate one. alter.
nately faintiug under the biistcring
sun OF comment and freezing in
the darkness as she sees the will
o'-the'wisp OF happiness departing
from her.
In the corner OF the court OF
Fate the malignant fairy sits and
croons and laughs. my dear" she
says. don't you know you have
had your day with Lover Hence
forth you must be satisfied with
other thlngs--work and forget"
Each tear tho woman sheds
seems 10 expand her wicked SOU
az the diamond dewdrop does a
flower Each sigh IA IL f. borne to
her seems bit of summer breeze
which she must have 10 live. Each
look at the tortured face Ia Joy tc
her, for she knows that when the
bonds which hold her present vic
tim TO tho torture rock become
too heavy. when Love leaves hei
and life becomes unbearable. che
will find another 10 take her place
Ito be contlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

ONE ACTIVE and four honorary
members taken In by Theta Sigma
Phi. journalistic frat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

s,sn '. 20, reAst. % 10 iss u; iss'
ard. lave ~ stsiBs fi.fS. shaa. ice 10
iins % siaek enf. TIE tto fiaiis
u 1T. rip. oilvss lie ara zee PIT ose~s
chew, itc at. hens. maze cottage cheese.
lee IL! shaxr S.w Ters eAssss, zee 10
impoFtst b.tss sassse Gee 10. L>siisr .
large can piasappis iie5 Grsps tuies. tss
Rt ears ssifnos. ate esrs rssss
fer ttei ihs sas1. tfa 10 I've. DE
ctsiis ss..t. neur. ehoies patsat tiN
sack. delivered best miis, tfN osss
delivered vars ssns sussr. u.is esiiv'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

stan SO. saeon itse 10: ar saii
PORK tie -. uns sausage art ham.
burger. Toe ~. atsiis it-ts. best ~hiis
laundry ssap. , FOR Tee. rood peas. g
ean. H'sil "a. large fresh shrimpa. itt
~. skinned soiss. lee -. iinG cod. lee
ID. 4 tbs sic rsaii lie. No 10 saes
ehoic. family fpar. siit delivered! sts
coffee. rfe Ia cans strinG beans 81
psss isc. .ta can cocoa. its. fec eottis
rrsps Juice. stc. sta ransa meal. zee
. Ire. res ieo prgn.s. fsr. stan isi
best fresh churnsd bsttsr. . ft.. tte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

A. Levergren. of Seattle. was
awarded contract by tho county
commissioners Monday TO con-
struct three-arch concrete Via
duct 900 feet long over tho sno-
qualmie river on Sunset highway,
for his surprisingly low bid price
OF S36,s45.
The bridge. IA planned. will be
the largest and most beautiful OF
its type ever built in this locality.
Leyergren's bid was 10000 low.
or than the highest price quoted
by other concerns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
" MITE

Stats s-ie. peanut butter. Zee 10. = M
ste. o. irAe~s bread. Ice. Ice ics~e.
bread. isr stalls ff.ss. . 10. pure ARE
CSC. 40. 10 pail lard. 81 80 ran ~
sAasfkFsut 10 at cider vinegar. ice
bottle Htaii -. pAstsariEss milk. a.
ct. rrrah dves sses. teo soE stan,
1910. Royal Anne cherries ito 10. res
poiatoss. % 10 A. Etonrs, Ne. 80 sack
eheics fancy flour. si.ih delivered. a.,
coffee sc - CSC ean tea. tto; $50 ear
cocoa itc. lee cans porh and h>sns
lac. Ire fine Japan rice. bts. 0 rsxs
Elastic starch. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall ~. its Nhita Grauuiatsit sgEAf.
&c. stall 70. fresh pssisuriH.i miis. s.
At. 50 - hisu itaE ifa cans tomatoes
cans itc. he al soda. Zoe Stall
ttst. zee isr sff4shsrfr ard raspberry
jan. tsz or Ter str Stall 1897. hams.
tta ID. hAran. fis ~ stan o fresh
ranch sgea sTr dos nsw washins,on
ehe..s. 80 10 stall 1871. fresh cream
.FY butter sar 10. fts ttc. A'kinsen.
.ssfralr o. yard meas Zee ovsfaiiH snf
fawnsr. CSC stalls ~ sssfiras rrse
ffui'. re ierl isfnsns. 10 Tor Tee stall
IS .Ersf cider 1kr "a stall ~. frssh
ground psanuf haffsr tee 30 J 90. sfe
81 iaaNss bread. tsr stan "a shs@,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
OLESON INNOCENT, COURT SAYS

Frank oieson, IT,. accused OF
fslsifylna tho accounts OF VIM.
n. plerson & Co. msnufsetur-
ere agents, In wnIon he was
partner with hla father-inIsW,
w. n. plerson. was declared In.
nocent OF the crime charged
and dismissed Monday BY Judge
GILLIAN.
In doing so, he ruled that
check stub which oloton was
accused Of fslslfylng could not
be called a record OF account"
Olehon was said 10 have written
q check for $40 on August II. eharg'
ing II TO w. H. r."
Tho check was Endorsed and
caahcd. # r. said. by Oleson. and
pierzon declares he got no money.
Tho corresponding entry IN the
journal II said 10 have been for $40.
Pierson had reported 10 the pros
ecuting attorney that Irregularities
IN the oompany's books amounted
10 about Sil 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

lamb chop. iss N shoulder. iafne
lie - 80 rag relied o-ss. iosi No .
ssrk flour. see. No. 70 saek rour. ite
zee ,sr sifawbsfry lam. stc. . cans saf
discs stri psss corn Nakss TO fAhe'
orsnsss. ne sss shsiee apples. its das
large leave. bread Essg all pis. 10
each. fanrY creamery batter. Ia sss
fui cream cheese. Zee u. sfirA1h. .
- Fadishss and eutans hanchss "
eurumbsFs Zee snd ita zach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
OF
AlleoCNv


was called 10 have q new cas-,
put on when 10, TO this point OF
Ailce's prose poem. but ! am go
ing to ie, you have the rest. little
book. for Il r. SO true OF almost
ANY Woman"
In the happiness OF having At
last found Love and In the Joy OF
his dear presence the woman for.
got the cruel. Jagged rock 10 which
she was bound.
But even the glory OF Love could
not keep her eyes always turned
to the stars. The cords which held
her down 10 all the terrible rock Of
her mistaken past seemed to grow
tighter and their hurt was ever
present. Sometimes she strained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22
YOUR ATTENTION JUST
A MOMENT, PLEASE!

IOON Al EIN llON JOS
A MOMENT, PLEASE!
DO you realize what q serious
mistake you are making II you are
ncglscting your tocthl You arc
heaith-you are weakening your ef-
ficisncy-you are iesreninR your
chances for success In tho battle OF
life.
II you have bad teeth you suffer
a lot Of pain and discomfort--your
breath Ia undoubtedly bRd-your
personal appearance IA detrnctnd
from 20 no uncomfortable extent.
You know yourself that person
with dccayod. dlscoiored and mis-
shapen teeth cannot possibly look
anywhere near as well as they
would with a mouthful OF fine. oven.
white teeth.
You have probably admired a
handsome set Of tseth lots OF timer.
But you may have never stopped 20
think that you, too, might easily
have teeth Just an good,
But IL IL trus. And tho best part
of IL IL that In most cases we lit
up your own natural teeth and put
them in perfect condition for YOU.
A tooth must be pretty far gone. in
deed. when our scientific methods
will not save a. But when extrac-
you without hurting you a biz.
Many person and perhaps YOU
are among the numher--hRa put off
having necessary dental work done
on account OF the fear that II would
be painful 10 have tho work done.
You need delay no longer on this &c
count
We have now reached a point of
perfection In our methods whore we
arc able to GUARANTEE painless
dentistry. oftentimes we extract
teeth and tho patient hardly knows
| tho tooth In out tn we toll them.
Each and every operator In this
office IN n hiRh-class dentist Each
and every one OF them has his GER
iificate from the state dental board
| hanging right on the wall in front
all. This certificate means great
deal 10 YOU. Il Is proof positive
| that the man who holds such GER
| tificRte II O competent and efficient
dentist. and that he has PROVED
| this fact 10 competent Judges. II
relieves your mind OF all worry as
to whether or not your work will be
done right.
We earnestly advise you DO not
delay such an important matter az
your teeth You will h. surprised
to find how little Il will cost YOU
to have them put into perfect condi-
tion. And We assure you that II will
be worth great deal more to you
| than II will cost.
Remember, we give with an work
an ironclnd guarantee OF satisfac-
! tion, which Is signed both by tho
/ operator who did the work aud hy
! l. n. Clark, -. D. g. owner and
manager of this office. who is thor
oughly responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

stan ne. local e.rriss ise eor: ssss
rev potatees 20 ID Stall fas. fresh
var h.an. ifc IL. beat spinach. iss
itc stalls 1918. fresh cottage cheese.
tee Ia fsncy dii pickles. dos CSC.
stall so1. hest Washington creamery but.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

ter. tfo ~ mia full cream cheese. 800
10 stall ~. fresh hsiibu'. . iha $50.
Salmon trout. iGo 10 niaii AZ. - lie
sussF. o. 90. large can peaches ice stall
ie. 40. 10 sack corn meal. see bars
Crystal white soap. 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

ZIG AUDIENCES AZ both shows
OF The Spring Drive" Socletyr
bausfit show for Adult Workshop
for Blind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-22

WOULD CLOSE MARKETS
Fourteen members OF the Master
Butchers association have petition.
ed the city council to pass an or.
dinance which would close all
meat markets It 0 y. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
STATE HIGH SCHOOL
TRACK MEET In MAY
Invitations Are Being Received BY
Local Schools Asking Them To
Participate In Annual
Event

Local high schools are receiving in
vitations 10 participate IN the third
annual state high school track meet
that will be held ar Charleston. May
10. This meet will be held under the
auspices Of the West Virginia Inter
scholastic Track Association. and will
be one Of tho biggest ever attempted
by the organization The meet in
cludes the following events. 100 yard
dash 22O yard dash. 44o yard run. $50
yard run. one mile run. running hi,h
jump. running broad jump. pole vault
discus throw. T. pound shot put. II
pound hammer throw. and 20 mile
relay race
Gold. silver and bronze medals will
BE- given as individual prizes for first
place. I'm addition 10 the medals sew
eral cups are offered a. special tro-
PIXIES. Tho places are 10 score a.
follows. l-t place. five points. 2nd
place. three points. Ord place. TWO
points and an pace. one point. Rules
governing the various events will bo
found under the Laws Of Athletics'
IN Spsidinss official handbook Of the
I 3 \. 4 g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
WHEELING HIGH
IN FIRST GAME
CONTESTS WILL BE STAGED THIS
AFTERNOON AT ELM
GROVE PARK.
Large Number OF New Recruits Makes
II Difficult for Holden to Pick
First String Men.

This afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock. pro-
viding. his honor. Mr.. Weather Man.
feels inclined. the Wheeling High
school baseball nine. will play its first
contest OF the seaon. with the Tria-
delphia High school nine at the Elm
Grove grounds. Wheelings first game
was scheduled for last Saturday with
the Moundsville aggregation. but the
snow. sleet and rain. made in neces-
sary to call IL off.
During the past week. Coach Guy
Holden, has had a number Of DAYS or
favorable baseball weather and he has
taken advantage OF Il. Working his
men until late in the evening. he has
choen a lineup that looks TO b. tho
cream Of the nearly fifty recruits that
reported 10 him when the call was
first issued The week has been
featured in the process of elimination.
until yesterday afternoon. a likely
bunch OF fellows had their last work
before the game this afternoon.
Triadelphia. on the other hand. has
picked representative team for that
school, and has already opened the
season. Losing 10 Linsly by a . 10 l
score. and on Wednesday defeating
the Bridgeport team by a 9 10 s score.
In Costello. the Triadelphia team has
a hcadv pitcher and a good man with
the stick. For Wheeling. Billiard viii
start the game. He Is young and
showed up quite well in last years
contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

WASHlNGTON. April o. Secretary
Amador's statement that American
soldiers entered the town 81 parral
merely 20 obtain food and we're fired
on without provocation apparently
confirms unofficial Information 10 me
same effect transmitted 20 General
Funston by Consul Lctchor az Chlhua.
hua So far the American Government
81 without any official report ON the
affair from its own officers.
Tho news that tho Carranza foreign
office had made public the entire cor.
rospondenco on Tho subject Of pro.
tocol was received hero with interest
% was taken for r1anted The purpose
was 90 further assure tho Mexican
people that Carr1rza had consented 20
no violation of Mexican society. and
in addition to asking for tho with
drawal of tho expedition now pursuin .
villa. intended to put rIeid restrictions
upon any future punitive expedition.
Announcement That fhe dofaotn GOV.
eminent would insist that such an OK.
petition Do limited to 1000 cavalry
men was REGARDED as purely academic
Carranza himself in hIs note suEre q.
ina tho Withdrawal of tho troops now
in Mexico. definitely suspended che
protocol negotiations foI thc prcsc1,
at least
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
PIRATES DROP ANoTHER.

81. LOUIS. April l4.--CoStiy errors
by rittstuIgh's tnti'ld.rs woe respon-
sihie FOR PiJtsburgr's feat at the
hands OF 81. Louis hero TODAY. . Co 3.
With she visitors leading by one run in
the seventh, snyder re- .rGvi second ore
SChultzs throw over first Butler. bat
ting FOR Jasper. singled. putting say der
on third. Beck SINGLED Go night. scoring
snyder and when Eiuchmau threw 20
third TO head OF Beck. no one Was there
tC back up NioN and iiutlcr -uced in with
what proved u b. IN, winning run. Tn
score: r.. r. =
Plttsb urgh ....0O20 0O-3 =
ST. Louis ......1 90 } % - .
Batteries Harmon. i. Miller and
schmidt: Jasper. Griuer and snyder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
Union, /; clay, :.

one OF the most interesting contests
Tor an opener Was the game bet ctb the
Union and Clay schools. which resulted
IN "A victory FOR the former by a TO q
score. MCCoukey and Hin were the bat
terry Tor the Union school. while HIIar-
stick was on the mound for the Clay
school with kiECr behind tho bat The
game was played ON the Bridge park.
and was ninc-mning contest. Tho
schedule calls Tor "A scNen-lnuinE game.
but a TO 2 score resulted al IN, end
of tho seventh and tho, nine innings
were played 10 finish the contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

soaks Through the system direct 10 TIRE
scar OF the trou nle-acUug as an anti
dote 10 n.utralize the blood polsonS IL
revitalizes the red blood corpuscIes. In
orcases the flow so that the blood can
The dull sluggish feeling leaves you
the complexion clears up. Even long
standing cases respond promptly. But
stitutes won't do Get : : s from,
your druggist Insist on the crffinal
Swift SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta C;eorki.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
CINCINNATI
MADE AN UPHILL FIGHT AND DE-
fEATEp CUBS IN SIXTH
INNING RALLY.
AeKenery Pitches fine Bali-Ptttsburgh
tnfield Makes Costly ERRORS and
Cards Win to 3.

CINCINNATI. %. April if.-Cincin-
Lati. playing in uphill game until the
sixth, won out from the Chicago cubs In
the third game OF the series to-day. I
70 }. The visitors took kindly to
S'hncidcr's curves and forced his with
CrawM after three innings. but they
could do nothing with Mckencry who
relieved him. getting only one hit I'm the
remaining six innings. Hendrix WAS
steady Tor four innings. but the locals
punched their hits with his two bases
ON balls In their last four innings and
gathered in just enough runs 10 win.
Sroh carried off both the fielding and
batting houors. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
TIRED OF QUIETNESS,
BOY PULLS ALARM BOX
Firemen Make Useless Run 10 South
End Of Island Shortly Before
Midnight Last Night.

4 little boy. evidently tired Of the
quictncss n tho Island. last night pull
ed the fire alarm box at the south end
~ the Island just 10 sec the FIRE laddies
hurry. or AZ least thai Is the conclu-
sion chef Rose came 10 after he and
his men had answered alarm 7t2 al
1o.f1 The fromen made q good run.
but were NOT able 20 show their ability
10 FIGHT "a FIRE. for there was none to
fight DO was % false alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
SEEK TO LIMIT
(conJuued from FIRST Page,

tho governor Of the state ~ San Luis
Potosi and certain high army officers
had served notice on General Carranz>
that. unless the American troops were
Withdrawn within certain specified
time. they would join in opposing their
further movement southwark
Report Untrue.
This is absolutely untrue replied
senior Amador. 1T Is true. enemies
Of the Carranza government have
been working strenuously with the
people Of the north 10 persuade them
that the present movement ~ invasive
and not punitive in its nature. At
first they met with some success. but
We are convinced that the people now
understand the situation. The attack
on the Americans IN Parral was due
TO the influence Of the enemies Of the
government one of them fired point
blank az on American soldier. killing
him. General shooting then com
menccd Although the soldiers had
orders not TO enter towns. these men
were forced into Parral because they
could get nothing 10 eat in the sur
rounding country and were so far
from the border that 10 was impossibls
10 send them provisions without xiv.
ing this expedition the appearance Of
being something moro than It's name
suCroafe
THAT is the reason the Mexican
government has insisted IN it, notes
to Washington that the limits of the
zone which may be tfavcraod b. any
punitive expeditions. extend not far
ihcr than forty miles. nor. I'm our opln.
ion. should punitive expeditions b. al
lowed In the territory Of either coun-
try for an unlimited time. our note
81 March rs. article f.. specifies tire
number Of troops which may pass the
boundary line must never exceed ono
thous, nd. and those must not remain
IN the zone FOR more than five days.
except In very unusual cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
ASSOCIATION
TO MEET THIS EVENING
representatives of High Schools of Ohio
Valley VIII Discuss Track
Regulations.

Representative OF practically every
school In the Ohio Valley Athletic Assoc
citation. will meet this evening a. IN"
Young Mems Christian Association to
discuss the rules and regulations OF the
coming track meets.
The meeting has been called by Sec
retary-Trcasurcr Hcidc. Of E-!laire and
promises to be well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
LArrx1HER. sRAvENoH AHD von
srEINBEHo PITCH GOOD
King and Rodgers Feature with the
Sttck-Second Game Today-June
and Douglas win Tvtri.


Special Dispatch 10 the Inteliigencer.
MoRGANTOwN. W. Va. April IL
West Virginia lost the first of n two
game series with the Wheeling Central
league team today. to o. The Smokes
won the game on the varSity's three
misplays. Laterner's will peg TO second
"A double play. resulting IN two runs
and Armstrong; had throw to Alten-
burgs grounder In the frst inning
paving the way for the first run Lat
terncr allowed the hard-hitting Smokes
but six hits. while the varsity totalled
Out four on BraVenor and Stelnberg
Cleveland and King showed to adj
vantage FOR the Smokes. while Rodgers
hitting was the outstanding feature of
the varsity,s playing. June wiIl work
Tor west Virginia tomorrow while
Douglas will Pitch for the smokes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
|. A. C.'S TO MEET
FOR FIRST PRACTICE
Speedy Semi-Professional Aggregation
WIN Play FIRST Came at League
Park on nay 9Th.

sunday morning. the Island Athletic
Club baseball PLAYERS viii have their
first workout ON Island park. The prac-
uce session has been called for 1889
piaA srS Will report to make "A Try FOR
~" team. Several games are already ON
the schedule Of IN. ISLAM boys and
their first game viii be played on Lea
CUE Park on May .. As opponents for
that game the l. \. C's viii have the
recently organized BridEepo aggrcgl-
tion. All players q. requested to be IT
the grounds for a workout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
WHITE SOX
WIN FROM DErHorr BIT HEAvY
HITTING AT CRITICAL STAGES
felseh' Jackson and 8chAlf Are thu
Sluggers-Other oamss Postponed
Owing TO Cold weather.

CHICAGO. Ill. April 1t.-Faber's good
lltchlng and hard and timely hitting
ny Chicago gave the locals another win
over Detroit to-day. Z to ?. Feisch's
triple IN the sixth and doubles by Jack
tors I'm Chicago's victory Eddie col
ms wild throw, following Neach's sin
gle and steal accounted for the FIRST De-
.roit run and Wits single and Cobb's
triple Melted the other Score: