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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
High Grade Rose-o-cub,
DENTISTS MEET At
!. FA|RMONT TODAY
Many Wheeling Doctors Leave for
Coal Town to Take Post-Gradu-
ate Course.

The West Virginia State Dental
society will begin three-days meet
in Fairmont today. Several Whcr!-
ing district dentists will attend. DR..
l. p. Buckley, of Chicago. a famous
dental specialist. will conduct post
graduate course.
Besides the clinics and technical!
features the three days Will include
auto rides. banquets. motion pictures
and business meeting, The Wheel
inC dentists will try 10 land the 1918
meeting for this city. The aim of the
society between now and then will be
10 secure 500 members.
Dr. Bucklcy's lectures will be Illus.
trated with lantern. His subject is.
Root Canal Treatment" Clinics vii.
be conducted BY the following: Prs.
X. Z. Petty. Logan: i. H. Mcclure.
Wheeling; c. r. Epiing. Princeton:
G. L. Ritz. Williamsos; Clyde Frame,
Gassaway; ]. s. Stone. ClaTks6urE;
Fred f. Hess, Fairnont; J. J.. Kean,
Roncverte: L. J. Walker, Graftos and
Or. Buckley.
The present officers OF the society
are: Or. ]. S. Stone Clarksburg. pres
ident: Dr.. O. w. Rurdatts. Wheeling.
vice president: DIT. j. ". Parsons.
Hun tinEton. secretary; and DR.. d. {.
Clark. Blacksmith. treasurer.
At Fairmont the following dentists
will be among the Wheeling delega-
lion: Drs. O. ". Rurdatts. frank l..
Wright. c. Bales McLain. W. r. Lo-
per, John II. Mcclure. John l.. Dunn.
William f. Mckinley. p B. Mastery
and Viii Caldwell, Of Wheeling; IT,.
D. Grubb, G. s. Srarkwnathcr. OF Bel
laire and +. S. Morrison. Of Martins
Ferry. Others will have signed by
noon today. i was announced last
nirhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
SVEN CITIES To ZEE OPENING
0F MAJOR League SEASON TO-DAY

ago received u I"t!r" from Comb"
Mach, n which, :!c CAV" M, the assn -
:,.ice that nj, had vastly EnprOF ga
team over the c!uD q: last Year. a"d
one thai was sure :" prove :. factor IN
the arnpiUuship contest. II We ran
accept this declaration ih"n there ar
eight Coatendera vel! balanced for Il
srueliiuS Eight this season.
E.eryone will Conc"dr that ''"IcaS7.
Boston. New York AMI Detroit ar"
bound 10 n" irlul" !IEor!i"S. -
Cleyeiard club has o''.n Er".t; y
strengthened. which IS att"N'"d by me
Fact tina, Morton shows this Early III
;hA spring vii The strength Il" d"'"Ioi,HH
IN trr beg inning Of last season J"e
Wool claims his Right ARM has h':"l
we'll restored. So With CoEcleSkl" t''t@
by and hsepf"r in support. tt"F'!uHn
- sure 70 nave IL toriH'dIhse StAti "'
pitchers.
Man- WIS., baseball men "Gnt"n"|"
last fall that New York w"uih NAY"
carried off the prize. had u N'' pt.i'
for The innumerablr accidents 'hi't r"t
mission during the summer.
The St Louis club. under the s:au'
shin -! !oncs must In; reckpned WITH
Had the Browns started their lF"Hi'"
douS drive 4 bit earlier III the season
th.> p.nuaut rli;;ht have gene 10 Inc ~ :
Eanization 7cI:es2niins thE E'IE
bic bridge We all know OF BoS to'. :
worth. and the fighting spirit 81 tns
senators. under III. guidance 81 .n!'
wise and skilled manager CLARK "Fl'-
fifth. ,..,, ,,,,,
Wax may place All Edetibie mars
upon our PATRONAGE out y 'HH'+,,,
stamp out Il contest that IS sur ~ -
seen. thorough aad cHc'''iis Li';,' ~
tap OF the ball uuIiI the finish III '''-
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NAME ASSISTANTS
TO CAPTAIN MEDERS,
or MOTORCYCLISTS
Men Will Have Charge Of Various Corps
in Mimic Warfare During
Coming Spring.

A. 4 meeting Of tho Wheeling Motor
rE'Ir club last night assistants 10 Cap.
lain Medrrs of the military division nj
lii. club were named hy President D.
l.3udUn Bier.
TIA" assistants arc:
Ed King" Hartman. rnir" riding.
\. +. Ehcli2G. signal corps.
i. =. Hubbard ii. r"nc"alInE work.
William Lyle. first n!d division.
Carl Chaser, dispute h work
They urr To have charge o. tn" Narl-
1IS corps III The Grill" :" j.: held ON sun
days during III" coming spring.
I'"spIl" th" Indictment weather Of sun
day. President Bic; said last night thar
there was 1, sod :Wrn out. Another drill
viii probably BE- held Sunday. Tn" rid
crS Will 70 to Washington. Pa. Obstacles
viii be placed for M: riders 10 oVcrSOlne
N al effort tn prepare thrfa tuI service
- The tHitrd states W." department
Should call II ans future time.
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HE NATIONAL LEAGUE
President John z. Tere~

rip AN aut.-SeaSon jUdg;uen: upon
.,,<urS . and "Nlrctat!"n$ ms Una
,tnss,,i.s.rsVsr 20 a'a l": TO hslis'"
'sihnS..batl general: viii enjoy a
'>."."rlI. season u l"i7. OF course
p'n ih,,: etat.mc,' mindful that tn"
''+ ,r.r,y ~ q WA pressed with Wig
W. ford aud sea suiCnL net as deter
ON VIA, otherwise u?corcsHdiy on
~ otherwise undoubtedly would
W.. on - ;he best ears oase Dali
minor as wci rs 10 the majoE
u lin, .Sr.:a;iy Of the National
-. an, rnviuced that the race
y.ar viii T. equally as Keen AMI
;er:s,ing A. twas last season; / 'o"h
nd ~ championship SEIZED,
NV, rnrStouS :hat ine genera
~. nynarts he Few York Giants 20
;p'" h.. neftrfe, without any trouble
10 not eutrtatn any SUCH ldca 0H
ci,,Ss anuid ci"" New York >
~ i;rf.. IN stranger ta.ESS IN odc
~ 80. n.p-n"d thar that the "a
"r!' 60. m. we<: may Furnish
~ ii, t,,t. i:lH pUhii" lictle ar
OH, I'd"ub;"iir pittshuTSh has
'!S'r'.,,:,.rt b. :t;" addition "t E"cnS
,,.a' -: fo.uiis:ahi" Il; the close or
Pl'a''9 Math.wSnn may spring q
49, \ ''incianatt.
az, - "a Wiii begin The season :and'-
-, br the lnSa o. CAPTAIN D"vi"
''AHP:. :?:! MAJ b: expected |" play
"us -, be-. bal! ~ which l. Inherent
nc .,opatgr uiadr.. Manager Mi'chr!t.
;.n,rS tbs. re-" organizers are be-
"a he season 0a tn" p"'iCE TX
@'D. :,..w iron; tic ground "n.
~. THE AI1ER1cAE LEAGUE
YresiGeHt D. 3. johnson
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NEW YORK. April 10 'tbe- XVI.
low temperature. the Najc I-s . -.
hall season will be forma? .a, c,tiss
morrow in seven OF tne nd American
composing the National t 40 i'f acue
T'eaFne circuits. In the t!or"a t-els - 80
ofttsburgh will play q NnIx1Sbi a.,
Louis et Cincinnati aud h!lauei p q
Srook,vn- The opening Itns a. 49, ~;
with New York. has BIZ 80 win
because tho grounds %,.,rc,,t+ Chicago
SNOW. On the Amertca., Island NJ r.,
+rolt; Washington ar ''''>'
Boston az New YORK
For tho first tlrsn the history OF
.,thcr Of these .baSa!i o:sanlZatIot's
the penua0t race ~ W 60,
while the nation isu q - ssntor
But once in the II ears ". Inc ruosf,i in, :
league existence haEar eeeu ploI!aIar-
"a So, IN no case the SpantSh-Amer
". ~, va" ,,onflirt the claration was maze
.j% Eavs after { oeGInntns or n.
season. The opsDS e:tHs'S " ttt - .
race were playe1'' :N'Lu - CIV -, ',
ts''''H -, rs., was declared In Dc
Ssr ~ rhe a.. :car SINCE tae
.en,,,".,o, ~ ,h American League. III
I9o0 TIC iunlurreanIZat!on mas ne'eE
heen confronted it'll conditions sucn as
prevail to-day. ;. ,, ,,.n o,r,
.r 70 ine.h ,rr.dict IN" etfecr OF the
s,rss ..t -, %n:tl complications on
he na,;onai 'sne,, In a. seusral way
~. hcl:.ya :; baseball IS facing a
fairly prosperS season hGt rNEeSt tne
81 :. W.; icrdauc" :" fall below
- -. ,''., before the developments
.;,Sse,:S. Predictions upon
=, t"t ~ -, fluctuations ~ the present
situation arIs": ,,a.;., ,.o.
!. ,t.i; .x,t.ured Little. ii any. set
= a%rErrn.r ,he International
Viva ,.iuj!n canada cajoEed mark
~ ,,cr Notwithstanding thaE 4
49,, ,irn, ior D: TuUnS Canadians
-. 49,, -, staining for the trenches.
l,.,S,.o close races are expected in
-: TIE clubs OF both organ
80" :,n,;ons 80 been strengthened TO a
81, ".r III inaS: ST; teams in each
,,i~r.,,;, a considered real pennant con-
.cpHHYS
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NOT TO DISCONTINUE
SPORTS At UNIVERSITY

Il
MDIstiANTOWN. April lu-"rnr re
port ;har West Virginia University i:au
,ij,rr1i inucd athletics was denied loda!
by i.rSIdcnL +. IS. Truttc". IN state
mont, There is no i1cliuaiion what"v"7
- :tbrOEata. The uthlrt!" program 70"
Ia. rest nr this Year or 70" nrNt, unless
Conditions unforeseen ii this time
should arise. said he
IVES: Virginia has had 500 men Gnd""
LiriIIary instruction all through the
year. In fact the University has main
tanned Il military department almost
since rs beginning hu;. while THIS uni
~ always ready 10 sorry" IN cas-" 81 nc
CnSsitv thnrC has been IN unusual &C
liyi:y in its ranks due the present war
scar"
con niunlcatlon has been had VITA
but one institution. that West Virginia
meets relative 10 CancellihE contest
that are ;I-cady arranged. This cam" III
;hr uatura OF Telegram from mug
University asking to cancel haScoa'i
games here on -\pri! @0th and -lSt.
President rro,,rr stated that i" De-
,irrrd it important for the students 10
attend 10 th.ir duties here unless a
yail CAM from he War Department.
IN. that IN case OF n call OF That nature
cunning there would be unanimous re-
SEGuS".
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ADOPT RESOLUTION ASKING Ou-
PLiCATiON OF WHEELING
TRACTION COMPANY SCALE.
Present Scale Is 20 TO so Cents An
Hour-NeW Scale Would Call
Increase

For ! Cent Increase.
Employees OF tho West Virginia
Traction and Electric company on the
Elm Grove aud City railway systems
al a meeting in The Ohio Valley Trades
ana Labor Assembly hall this morning,
adopted resolution asking that the
officials grant II voluntary Increase IL
wages by duplicating The new scale
recently granted by tn" Wheeling
Traction company.
The employees authorized I'll" eXecu-
.iiy,.. r0nlmitLrr Of The iOca! union 10
take the maLtcr:up with b" officials
of lie company Al an early date.
Tie present scale under which he
employees are paid is - cents TO 80
cents an hour according 10 the number
of years the employe has been with
the company. The Wheeling Traction
company's new scale is 2G to "a cents.
They ask the increase owing 10 the
high cost Of living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
BOXING NEWS

DiI % the recent bout between Carr
Morris. the Oklahoma heavyweight anu
Lr.1 EI,liuu OF Minnesota. QUO tact
looms more clearly than any other. Jess
Willard heavyweight champion OF que
world. * in no iln.n:diatc danger 81 pc
tng Sh""n OF his laurelS Neither MOI -,
no. F;.lrcn showed ability enough III
;h..i- embarrassing tinsco o. Wednesday
night 10 b. entitled To further serious
consideration as Il championship pGSSI
nifty. and unless either shows some
decided Improvement with his progress
IN me rlny sport. IL IS likely that Will
in-J vii retain his titular honors until
aSa stops IN.
R.pu, Leonard the Harlem light
yr.i-ht. who vas recently forced 20 car
60! = scheduled ten-round bout with me
.c:,,npiuu. Freddie Welsh OF England
has departed for Atlantic CITY "neIS
T.. Viii remain Until he mas recoNt
..,,i;-.;v from the attack Of grip "nicA
s.,nt h,rn To his bed. Billy GIHSon, Leo
rarI;'s rianagcr. announces that ne eA-
:.ct< IT,. Harlem lightweight VIII nc
abic :" keep his enRagem"n! Wi.n
l;tchi. Mitchell. The Alt%auhe' ooN..'
which is scheduled for that city on
April Il.
tbs .roSi importan: bout during me
COMING week is the ,1c eoacESt p,,fsbTrgh
t,asyvwtigh,. and Tom towler OF Ems
md which is scheduled for Friday
night ut the Harlem 5: {. Inc oout WIS WIS
originally scheduled for two weeks NsG
hui ;he death OF Moran's brother caused
a pos, ponsment.
Announcement has been made that ar
,,',r',,,n,,ts have been completed for
,wnIy"-ronnd bout between Les Darcy
and Georg" Ch;p. The New, CASH.
PENN middleweight. who tell a E,c
Tim TO Darcy's heavy hitting aoilits
shortly before the latters departure re
ION Australia The contest Is 10 DC
stogsd a, an open-air arena at founss-
t%wn. ohto. OF May 1e. Under the terms ms
Darcy is reported TO be guaranteed tne
sin, Of $40. 900. with a privilege OF az
c.p;ing 40 percent. OF the gross re-
if,tS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
CITY AND ELM GROVE STREET
CAR MEN ASK WAGE INCREASE
THE MINNESOTA SAFE

NEW YORK. April lo.-Thc American
: steamship Minnesota. an Atlantic trans
port liner. which left New York March
- with Jos Americans among her crew
IT @4I men. has arrived safely at 4 Brit
Ssh port. according 70 cabiegram re-
'.ived here today by the International
Marine. The Minnesota car
iicd valuable cargo OF $4,000 tons. Tho
vessel is tn" largest frcighter under tho
American lag and was armed.
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COMES FOR LEE.
Meigs d ounty, O.. Sheriff Arrives to
Take Alleged Wife Oeserter.

J. 6. Hartenbaugh Of POmerOr. O..
sheriff Of MeiEs county. arrived mere
last evening and will leave this mora
ing with Taylor Lee, an alleged life,
d"snrlcr. Leo was picked UP nee
Monday evening by Captain Of Nci"c-
lives Thomas Kelly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
KIRCHGESSNER TO JAIL

Charles KIrchgrssner WAS remuvr,!
70 the county Jail iasi evening 70
await hearing on charge Of iGrg
ing and passing forged checks. Ne
VIII be arraiGncd before SOUR" K =.
Hobbs "a soon a. all Of the rhrChs
which he is alleged TO hav" passed
are in rhr hands Of The authorities.
kirchgcssnrr was nabbcd h. lhr;nG-
lives Walker and Clearly. Monica;
evening as Il" was preparing 10 depart
for Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
SCHOOLS OBSERVE DREss-ur

A drcxs-iir and ci"a'-Nr Ia Nil &c
held In Ia" r!ay AMI ,i"I'"r:"n schools.
OF tn" Tlird ward. on Friday. i'," $50
drn.. TEACHERS a..d jHn!iur" VIII h"
dressed IN ihrir freshest hr- l.; L.
Driulard. heat at ia" mctl",;I d"rnri-
mont ard rliSs Char; Russ. school nurse
VIII address the stt"i,ni" "u 'Ef"'n!l-
ness" Pref. =. t.. 'Hih"nS, cay Sun"F-
!rT,n,i,.u; -; ..-,.i,,ris. viii ~i".Ii> upon,
rim. ruri Cleanliness HlH;s :" the l;uS'
mss World.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
EPwoErH LEAGUE MEETING
Eeuwood Minister Addresses Wheeling
Uuion Last Night.

r,y. e.. -. ~anursrI - ,h. if"mw""d
VI f. .ilr,.. lr~i night 'u,id:"ss"d' II"
;aliv ~ he Wh.""ilr:: !%0wor'h League
IIni,,r, n"id ~ tin" Fire. Mrih"diSi Epls
rnrai church ~ MARTIN" Ferry I"ny
EI,;yu~,h l-nrue m"iuhcrS frnru Wheel
,t,r. al i.ltirg
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heInm Funeral.

Funeral services VIII D" h"id fpday
FOR Mrs. Joseph ki"mm. vino died carly
sunday morning ~ So o'c!n"f at her
late residences Oh Marshall avenue. Elm
Grove. Requiem high mass will BE- held
ut The -. VINCENT 'hU:rrh at "'c'oc'.
fut"rrurut viii l." IN h" Mt. Calvary
f.e,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
INITIATES CANDIDATES

At n semi monthly meeting last niSht
Carroll council No. 504. Knights OF Co
iumbus. conferred the first degree upon
q class of candidates. Arrangements
for tho flag day crlehratton Friday,
when 1 large Amcricln flag Will be pre-
scntcd tn each narochial school In tho
Wh.nlinE diStrirl. wore cOmpleted.
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Rnr,EAsED TO CENTRAL.

pITTSEC Pa. April lV.--rhe re-
lease OF Joseph toffinu'Ltt"r. pitcneF
nd William BatScil. uutijclder. !" tn"
Sn~iugtteld. Ohio. club. o; tn" tsrtra!
i,sague. was announced hE officials o.
the Pittsburgh National lcagu" CLUB TO-
,;av. The two men viii report To the
SDringtinld club at once.
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rRKEs RELEASED.
'arEPS.

CHICAGO. April l9.-Steve ierHeS'
second has.nar, with the Chicago Ma
finnals was released tonight to the IN
dianapoliS club OF the American ASsoG!a-
lion. Yprkes, 4 former pittsburgh REQ
eral. IS under Federal League contE'1Gs
,Ii;,y FOR ST 500 a year. His release IL
taken TO mean that Larry Doyle Will De
IN condition to play second.
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CLEVELAND WON.

..rul.EDo. ., April lc.-F'iftccm hits
for a total of IS bases. together with
.,yht bases on balls and TWO hit bats
I.,cu. melted the Cleveland Arn"ricans IL
INNS ard defeated III. local American
\ Associations club i 10 - in an exhibition
game. mere to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
St, Clai-svlle Briefs.

My Ear! K; 1"yi. m" rrl"ri."': rom
\ visit with N"r parents. near H"i!HiF'.
Suuirr Armstrong. o. Armstrong =
M!llS. IL business visitor hrT"
rrrd $!dchntiom has returned % MS
work A. NaUd"rGr!ft. Pa. after Il riSi'
her" with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. l. \.
Sidebullon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11

=. ~" %"U!"r puWie 60 -" frlA'i' ;l,u:a
district nS.n >,'h"ri .rrr 'jr.'l"d /"
speak at ih. JI'Hr"ulru! "N"E'i."& -
H.. hnId 20 Nh. cling Va, IS. Til" W."
..;rr,,ii w.,r. nuHuii iIrk.', ami Mis-
Nir.i.l!h carter "a'.. VIZ" "i"I'!
v.:i"r.!a%> .Ili, riI'"'.I
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SIXTEEN IMJUEED

TRENTON. y. J.. April i0.--An eS-
rfusiun If chemicals ut the plant Of tn"
ncli"r Tire and Rubber company today
injured sixteen NOR. SlX Of them were
taken Ia hospital bal they wrf"
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To Play Union EiSl.

Neat Friday afternoon t&. Trtadc.-
pHIiu District Align school baseball team
will meet tn" I'niur HUGH team at Ben
wood SATURDAY. afternoon Tho locals
will lnc": the Wheeling min" at Elm
tirov". This gam" il also expected 20
he East AS Wheeling las some players.
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TEAM BALL PLAYERS

CHICAGO. hp-it IN ii'ai' .ra.u-
ing for bal players is I" be- a,h"sj"d r3u-
thr"uchout 81" hm"ci"nn "a
eo,,a,inu. President litch"; n"""ulc'2
tnnirEt. Hcre;ofrr" nIi,E )"u "'i!t,~. NIi-
\rn,Ij,,r and lnd!nnau"tIS has" pursued
L.. ,,,,lirN
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CARMANIA ARRIVES

NEW YORK. April 1o.-Ths cunard
liner Carmania arrived here today from
IN European port bringing is passen-
gers and 1900 sacks OF mail Her Of
iiCera reported that no mines OF SUBJ
marines we're encountered.
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III Fight In National

\,v+pEN. April l"-On the eve of
'L Dennant races in the major
- ursauixatiorS the executives
S 80 tbs National and American
49, liav. prepared the following
,"sa,,:~ for The Associated Press.
|,,,,i;,S their views OF the coming sea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
FLORENCE TO PRACTICE

rb. f'!urnrcc Athletic cltlh Will prac-
.irf. Sunday at D. III. on the tNorcnc"
Gull grounds IN South Rcllairc. Players
wishing a lryout with the team are re-
Iucst.tI 10 report 30 the manager sun
gay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-11
Finn GROVE rEA1 TO PRACTICE

Nir,ulcrs Of the Patterson nu6 Elan
,:rr..,. it,srr:lIl tear ar" r'f H"n,.ni L..
r.3nri :" C'Hpta!n And" IL utir'r Tar
,,-,c,tr" Thursday evening
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OUT-THE-pIkE
Class 10 Jndge STOCK.

The agricultural class q. tiir p! r.adel-
phia district Migh sclUn! wti! z" !" the
Mt. dc Cha;ItHl sturh :arm today 10
Judge live stock. Prof i. y. GIlIin,
teacher OF the class. viii e. with the
M nils
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1877 TEAM MANAGERS

National League.
Observation-Disclosures Robinson
Pntladelphi-Pat Moran.
Boston-George Sta11nEs..
New Yort-John McGraw.
CnicaSo-Fred Mitchell
St, Louts-Mt11eT HugB1n,
P1stSnurxh-Jam Cauaoa
Csncdnnati-Chds Matn"s
American League.
Bostor-Jack Barry. -
ChicaEo-C1arenc RoTlAo'
Detroit-Hu4h Jennings
S+ I-onts-F1elder Jone
New Yort-8iu Donova
Ceveland-Leo Foil. .,,
washtngtoa-Clark GE
PhtIadsiphta$-Cornie hA'
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THE OPENING GAMES
wn,L BE PLAYED TODAY

National League.
Philadelphia at brooklyn
pittsburgh at Chicago.
St. Louis ut Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
wAshington at Philadelphia.
Hoxtou at New York.
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,Juricr Glass 70 Enrcriaiu.

ts,',,:.,Hl r"uH"!i nl"i last ","I,!..g III
I"lInaTs H.ii. several ini"r.Hu' SUB.
i.r'lS ".r'. 'pGs ii,r.'i
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Frank Macy, age -, coal min"T' ana
Mary >TaEag. aged 90. both Of Blaine.
Father Vogel will perform the cer"-
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pHsr THE IN HISTORY THAT SEA
SON HAS OPENED WITH o. s.
IN WAR.

BOSTON and New York Game OF Nationa
League Called on on Account
Of snow.
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.Kraus Quality Clothes are
best at any .orice between
$500 and $4,000.
SHANNON SCOTT IS
SENTENCED TO PEN

81 GAINESVILLE, OHIO. April IL
Shannun SCOT. well Known in belmont
County criminal courts. OF Glencoe, was
;ndty sentenced to an indefinite term
in the OHIO State pcniIcnliaTy follow
ing his entering Il plea al guilt 10
chnre" OF robbery. Scott. was arrai6nru
ui ,he charge some time ago, but en-
tered 4 Plea of not guilty. but Tuesday
mUrniEg he appeared before Judg.
Lynch and asked TO withdraw his plea
OF not guilty and enter plea Of gully
the Court; the Defendant was sentenced
- serve an indefinite period IN lii" pen
I;.ntiar! which meals under the sta
tUtr that hr viii serve from on" II l!l-
teen years. according to his conduct.
Scott, who haS moro 81: less been in
v0iynd III n mum Der of criminal actions
in the vicinity OF Glencoe. was indicted
'"nr the robbery Of one benjamin Street.
Street was employed on IA gas line con-
Struclion gang near Glencoe and on the
seventeenth Of last February. was as
sauitcd and badly beaten BY Scott who
rriiey"d. him Of six dollars. being Ml
me !nomcX h. had on his person. Scot
was arrested not long after the trouble
and has been IL jail here ever since.
Scot, only recently finished tho serving
If a N"ni clcc ia the local Jail Tor as
saul aud battery in connection with
the death ui L foreigner a. Glencoe. enc
Of the principals in the drunken spree
rt,iu, ed nv tn. prisoners on the iIrSl
floor IN the county jail Monday night.
was Scot. lir was burned some about
The body when he fired his bunk IN tn"
cell where he was confined hS Will
be- taken 10 the pcntcniary TO start
his sentence within The next i've DAYS.
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Sentenced 20 Recormatory.

WauSba Peters. WHO on Monday plead
guilty to Il charge of robbery. was to-
day sentenced tn the state rrinrii!atoTS
Of Mansfield for an indefinite period.
Toters was Indicted ON two charges Of
robbery and entered Il plea Of guilt ."
one OF them when arraiEnnd Monday
For good cause shown. thc time M'IhlH
which he ia Ia hr taken TO the retoflilH-
tory was extended ten days.
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THE IAEIERICAN LEAG UA
SresiGect 3. 3. johnson

], ;ir :.;,tr:y 90 IN" American
49,. ;h.r.. was never u year when
Organization was 9" Well equipped
.. :, ,harT.innShI;, -2re. y 80" CAS-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
PAUL COMPTON
4l7 First National Bank Building
nWaIt and seen n french.

The phrase "Walt and see' hal
bothered the French newspaper CORE
spondents In London lately. No ac
count Of the crisis Of course, woulC
have been complete without it, yet only
one correspondent, M. Coudurier, 81
the Journal de Geneve, has attempted
% translate it. His version is: "At
tendez, ct vous verrez ce qui arriyera.'
Thirteen syllables against three Ii Il
a curious fact, always brought out, fof
instance, by the polyglot versions oi
the resolutions Of international 50
Sieties, that English is the tersest Ian.
guage in Europe. The English version
on such occasions Is always much
shorter than the French or Italian. al
the beginning Of the war, when all
cables had to be in English or French.
the Italian and Russian correspond.
cnts in London chose English, and
found their cabling expenses much re
duced-Manchester Guardian.