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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
CLASSY CONTEST
FOB FANS TODAY

Yes indeed. thu big battle will he
rlarcd this afternoon and there Will hc
no cancellation. The Whitakrr-ElcSSncr
min. will try To show tn" k"yinann
i,ackInE club that there is IT, be II battle
for III" hunors and no fun I" II. Just
rcccnlly organized. the E"ymanns arc
vct 10 be considered US 4 club having
PLAYED but few games. However. Hi
MEMBERS arc employees 1T tn" plant and
his should warrant tho boys having Il
good contingent. Several Of tho valley $
'uscd To b. stars arc found in tho
lineup. while several youngsters VIII
he running around I" keep themselves
warm
Tunnel Green Is in tn" best condi-
lion in n long tame. The diamond IS
srrapcd In first class MANNER. whii"
the outer garden is O. IS. and clean fast
baseball Is expected on T. or it is ih"
fault OF the participants. Nothing has
been left und6nc to max" This tn" hit;-
gnst Saturday afternoon card Of III"
season. while most Of tn" fans are look
ing forward to n real treat.
To,h aGgrccations are in tho best ~
condition and appear on edge. Will" ~"
winner will b. declared after Il merry
battle. Just who VIII d" mound duty
for the clubs Is not certain. hut tho fans
ran bank on seeing EnCl" former
IpuuurSnr star. hurl fnr TN" k'ymanaS.
Will, either DuEnn or Lewis, both good
m.n f"r tn" WhitakerS. Th" contest
will h" called ut p. m.
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Wheeling is Better Says
G. W. Cory, of the Mission

Surcrntrud,,,, cory. Of tho Union
Nss.,,ra. snyS Wh""iur Is growing bet
t,r. according Ia ia" Records kept III
ih, miss .un. Last year. SAID Mr..
Cory. 'uu tn" Fourth Of UIly W" hai
twenty DRINKS. "" took them IN. treated
them rs human and "aH" th"m tn" '"E!-
forts which we could afford and gay"
Them cnligh'cnm"ni on christianity ana
consolation. Thos" twenty Non r.
termed AMI Il great portion ~ th"m
allied ~ tn" mission Thursday ana 'N-
rr"ss., thor thanks for our h" In ~
netting them IA Il better life and $IiI
- was ilr. fi~s, ""l"'r E"Irth th"y had
spent III wears rr'~ year We ha! Ju:'
one lnn., drrl,:I,- yrE can 500 :hc COM
Taris"n Th'r" was : "ff"r1crs i"i"r"
Judge Watkins. II ;hr U"l'"" court!
Iasi 9Th Of July. and %"S;"r,!n?. only 1--WE
fractured The law. From 'hcS. siatiS-
tics you ran 50" 'ha; Wheeling ~ crow
ms: h"ttrr.
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BAUERS BAT TIE
PACKING MINE:
LOCAL STAR AGGREGATIoT WILL
DO BATTLE WITH EEYMANNS
INSTEAD OF "MACKS."
Game VIII Be Played on Tunnel Green
Grounds and the Fans Are Assured
Of Good Exhibition.

Tomorrow afternoon on the Tunnel
Martins Ferry Athletics tthe i:aucr->
will tackle tho last gong i;"\maun
Packing c"rlnan" nim". tn" latter Or
sanitation has Just recently 0ut IN an
aousarancA on thr diamond but rs cal
brr il we'll determined. som" -; th'>
best players in this city IAN BE- seer
listed in tho lineup. Il was frs; tn" M
;entinu o. thu Bau"rS I" meet the
speedy McConKcy$ th!s Sunday hut =
satisfactory agreement could not o :
coached and thu game postponed t" a
later date. r!th"r July ~ or IN" first
Sunday in August. As both thcs" ctuhs
would b. crirp,cd r"r Sunday thu can
collation. is we'll received.
T., meeting tn" k"ymann Packing
lads the Baunrs will be UP against Il
tough customer This is tho first time
these organizations h1v" ever 'n"i,
under :h.. sam" norl". hut time and
again members of Ties" clubs have ben
pitteL against on.. another. ON tn" t":'-
mann nine arc such stars rs F:nElo. for
r,nr!,. Of th" IU1uesnc. Edwards. Nc
t.cnheys Gilligan. Carroll Cl"!. swan
r"nbrrcer. pu0ucSn". NacES HuntlnS-
ION. and o;h.r stars - n" paStim". Not
= c,rn.. has hc.n Inst by th' i:"%naUnS
This SEASON ana :il ha"" been Won ty
overwhelming scores.
All I:at;.r players ar. in tn" h"st of
condition with Tn. EXCEPTION of Rel
Salis hury. IN" re III" best iniirid"rS al
tho yailcv. VII" * suffering from q
badly cu' hoad ard ma! h.. "ut f"r sew
rr.l weeks With this lad nut. tho
lineup wilt b" somewhat weakened. but
Roam will likely cover third ami 4
r,tch.r placed in ~" outH.!h Slnc~
no Just accomplishments "f trimming
F"rrv. which club = somewhat r""""'!.
and ,lu..s no. car. r. offer tn" locals ary.
credit IN. members Of Ihr Eau"-s
think il only due them for :hey played
rond enough bali I" turn III" trick. b..
sides generally always pulled II hcfor>.
To-rr"rrow'S haiti" will b" called at
: o'clock III order To accommodates the
.ans. \ large cruHa! IS expected.
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CARRANZA SENDS
GREETINGS TO u. S.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Felicitations
of the Mexican people and government
wrr. sent to president Wilson and the
American people by President Carranza
in m Independence day message received
yesterday by Mr.. Wilson Hope for the
early advent of the ''cv' riastinH reign OF
lr.lr" and Justice IN Dotn continents,
ais" WAS expressed. =
The message. made public late today,
was rs follows:
lie f:xccIlrncy. Woodrow Wilson.
president of the United STATES or Ameri-
a. Washington. | take great pleasure
m sending 10 your uXc"llcncy and 10 the
American prurl" on The occasion OF the
glorious anniversary celebrated on this
day, the most cordial Fluctuations Of the
M,x.r.ln prnrlr and government. I am
glad r. IT,. same TIM 10 express TO your
,xr"il"ncy my most sincere and feryent
wishes for The prosperity Of the United
States ard for tho cry carly advent of
the everlasting r"if n of peace and jus
t;rG in beth ,un;innnt$.''
~ CARRASZA"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
Bauer Yankees After
Martins Ferry MidgetS
Locals Havc Been Trying to Arrange n
Return Game, But without
Success,

Tho rrSt iit'ir liau"r-Nank""s "f
Wh"ri.uE ar" without Il a;arne for To-
urrr"w and iSSu" Il sweeping rha'l"nT"
Ia all clubs in The city and vicinity.
This aE;,r"::aiinu has an excellent rec
ord ard hlS I"H' hrit two games both
in tlr. Martins T.. rrv MulE"'s
Mnnuu"r MrG!li has ls'"u trying ="
l","t "A return game with H." MidE"t*
for thr Tunnel Green grounds. hIt has
met with lirtl" encourage mcnt. as II
s"rms tho E.'rrians fear 10 lrav" their
huru,. i"t. \"w if this challenge is AZ
r"Ii',i. TUI"kis ct int communication
witt th. manager oyer IN" National
phone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
C|ark'S CO|OrGd Nine
Plays PittSburgherS'
Local Athletics Are Groomcd for 1nN-
portant Clash With All-Stars
Tomorrow.

Tn. in the S"r"ud ward "f cur cry
can II. found "A '"l"r"h aggregation tin"
can play = li'il" hu$"hHit The m;'iu #
,.is xuua,! is r'Inrk'S Athletics. Th'"
r,un has iu-i h'ru rIaE,mr t"r a sh"rt
,i,r,.. but this has been rather Sw""i
t.ou,,,.,. .ilt t.: ,hr hard gam" with til"
s,ri,i's: Giants "f l.. Hair" IN good rim
tL.. t'inrk~ ar" ready I" rn''"t all corners
T,,lunrruw nftCru""n Oh thr l."lE ."
nork grounds the management an
rn,,nrca the appearance uf III" mighty
PITTSBURGH hli-Slars md n" confess =.
cxrrricd 10 b" thriller Tin" viSl;n-3
.cn,r.. With an "Nr"!!"m: record and will
, ud"nT-r To- stop IN" locals winning
.'rcak
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'Rait,d for Gardner in ninth.
fRan for Walker in ninth.
tBattcd for Shannon i'll ninth.
sRan fer Perkins III ninth.
Boston. u o % 1t
Philad"lphin. ! 0 0--3
Two has" hits--Earbarr. Aco$t:l. Wal.
kcr.
Thrce-haS" hits--MCInnIs.
Stolen hascS--Strunk (H), SchnnE,
'TrucSdalc. McinniS. Korp Ac"S1s.
Sacrifices hits-~MClnnIs. Acncw,
Strunk.
Sacrifice rly--Strunk.
double playS--pucar to Turns; Card
ncr. Shannon and Burns.
Loft an hases-Bostun. 6: FhIlah"i-
phil 10.
First base on rrrnrs--EnSt"n. |: Phil-
adclrhia. |.
Eases on haliS-.0ff Ruth. :: OF
Gcary, :.
Hi by pItChrr-fiy Ruth tkhppl.
Struck uut---Ey Nuth. :: hy Hcary. T.
Wild ritch-Euth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
REDS IN THEIR CLASS.

TORONTO. July fiji. Cincinnati
Nationals d.tca:.'. H.. T"r"rrin Inter
nationals In an exhibition gam here
today. n l.
Riackhurne. tbs Reds shorist"2. who
vas y r1entl-r nf tn" I?i7 T"r"n'o
-hamrior,S. WAS presented with 4 wcrs'
wa;~n. TIL" presentation WIS made iy
Navc- Church and General Tinarc II
:hs. ro.al MI :"roc. on behalf Of ,hs
local club Score: r. n. f.
f.;,.;,,n.i + n n \ n n =" = u
--,-o,.o Il u \ u Il . =, =
Eattorics--r .ii"- aad Alien. ii"rscha
and Fisher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
LEADERS DEFEATED.

ST. LOUIS. July st. Louis took
the last gtlme Of The series from Chi
caso to-day. 6 To 5. winning in tn" ninth
inning. when Gonzales singled. was sac
rItirod - second. took third On Il villa
pitch ard scored on llrathc"t"'S single
May got his second major league hit. 4
home run. in tho second inning. which
Scorcd McET~ury and Gonzales ahead al
Kim and gave IN" locals 4 iir"-run lead.
Chicago tod the scored in tn" seventh H.
driving May from tn" box. The score.
Chicago " 600 ION 3hn--I
q Inuis 40 600 00l--6
Walker, Carter. AldridC" and killifrr:
May. johnson. Packard and Gonzales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

PFTTSEIDGH. July 5.-Eew York
lost to Pittsburgh hero to-dday. 10 TO 4.
It wax Pittshrrghs sixth consecutive
victory. Schupp pitchcd'hfs first Eaule
for the vIsi,ors,and wasi very wild. pass
ing ten men and hitting two. In tho
eighth inning -Schu1p passed t~" men.
and CutShaw. the next batter. mado
homo run on 4 hit tntthe flag. The
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
Too Many Confiscations

county nrd cry S"al"r -: Weights
and Measures l;rn"ks. will soon har" I"
fIu,! un additional room in which {"
stare ms r"nfisrHirh supply IF defective
milk and oil cans. scales. weights. meas
iIrrs "t". During tho past Few months
munv urw articles have hccn placed in
In. room which .vnS already nv"rflowinE
and y part # tho supply viii hAve 10
he removed soon. or n new place found
,n mn IN. ariirlaG con fiaratfd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
This Question Is Ever on the LIP
of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter. l.gysipelaS and
other terrifying conditions Of ,Ae
skin ar, Geep-.eated bloo' Diseases.
and applications OF sa!v2s, lotions
and washes can only afford tempo
rarv relief, without reacnlng the real
seat of the i-ouu,e. Bui just bccauS"
local treatment has done YOU no
good, there is no reason 10 despair
You simply have not sought me
proper treatment that is within your
reach.
You have, the experience Of others
who have suffered as you have 10
guide you 10 a prompt rldda1cc OF
blood and skin diseases. No matter
how terrifying the irritation no mat
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Homo, run-Eutshaw.

Homo, run-Cutshaw.
stolen haScs-Southworth- Cutsha~.
NJ ollwitz.
Sacrifice hits-Car-y, CutShau-
Sacrifice ly-F1etcher.
houhlc~ play&-W1lhtot and Doyle: Will
holt and McCarty; eaton. tutshaw and
Mollwitz: Mckechnic. Cutshaw and Moll-
with: Carey and Schmidt.
Left on bnscs--Ncw York 3: Pitts
burch s.
Pittsburgh l.
Bases on balls--Or Schupp. 10: on
rSlapnicka 3.
Hit by ptchcr-By schupp fCaton.
SlapnickaD; by Slapmcka 'tletchcr.
Mccarty).
struck out-Ry Schup1 6: BY Slap
nicka l.
Wild pitch-Schupp.
Winning pitcher. SlapnicEa: losing
SChu;lp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

KEW YORK July |--S"vcnty-i "" per
cen, uf Ihr hali"iS east by tn" hhN"hl''
rhrrults nC thu I'uir Grounds farrr,A an
earlier play and as Il result games IN
Nitur" Their. Will begin IT half past thr''
a. lock Zach afI"rT""n. with IN" "Hr"p-
tr,n nf Saturdays. Wien IN" start VIII
h. nldH half am hour "ari!"r. The AM
"rIran I.ractI" ,luh had adopted hes"
hours voluntarily. hut inr management
"f III" Giants furnished voting BLANKS
recently "a. eyer? on" passing ;hr"HEh
thu tnrnstil"s aud lrft = - 'hf fans 10
decide the starting hour most convent
rnt for themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

pHIl,ApEI. PI4IA, July with the
aid of TWO pinch hittcrs two pinch
runners and hit batsman. with the
bases Iillcd. the Athletics rallied in the
ninth to-day and tied the score. only
To have Boston win out in the tenth.
when. after two were out, Ruth drew
GearyS seventh pass and scored on Nc
lnniS' triple 10 right. The score waH
10 ) making all even break OF tn"
rOu--EnIu,. series. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Eurlalu. :: Rochester. q.
Jersey iry-EiuEhamtnn gam" ~ hN
,,i.,rd ;n-,nnrrow as part .: double
header.
40 other games scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

y ,i"i" u: Columbus. /.
louisville" 20. indianapolis. :.
Milwaukee,. (: 81. Paul. !.
Kansas cry. |: Minneapolis. .. (Twi-
iEht Eam".D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
All Sorts
OF Sport

NEW YORK. July 5.-Although
majority Of the Eastern colleges which
viii support football during the coming
autumn have completed their playing
schedules no d"finit" action IN inns az
dcciion has been taken ny llAr Ea.ui
rrin,rIun or Yale. The situation is s;il!
Nring discussed IN an informal way ny
both graduate and faculty representa-
iiyrS hut III, runCr1:r program Is likely
,o hr announced for SnGnc ii:n".
THAT III. prospects for the Resumption
IF ~. ,r,Iur ut these larger institutions
arc improving is Indicated by a report
that rrrllall may l." played through
ursrn 2 r,.Sirictrd basis. II is SAIL iilitt
tho proposal has f-'rn mao" I" I'M.
rra,.iirr 10 not more than two or ihr"r
srsai"uS "A week WIKI game Sch"dnl"H
for every other SATURDAY. II iHi& agree
tnrnt should h.. adopted not Nor" th;til
six games; would h. played III N" I'm
season during which cacn OF III" 'h'G
Three c!"vru would play IN" other tW"
teams forming thc triangular league.
BOSTON, July I.--ln IN flor, I" Sc
c,irn entries for IA" big led cross re-
s.lta IL b" held at Duluth on July 70
lin Ton :yrk. .Tr.. has arrived he" IN
advance Of .hn independents" bay re-
C:rta. Tho former coach -; ih" lW'"tn
Eo-t club Will rnd"aVnr To interest
narSnru iu make III" TRIP To Michigan
As the cues; ~ III" Duluth club. tn"
lattcr organization has aSr""h 70 FUR
niGh Tho visitors with both four ana
eight rart.d shells. ''HrS aud $inTi"
sruH shells will hav" /" H. CARRIED ms
the club has not enough to equip ont -;
;c"vn entrants. tn" narsm"n Of "th"r
eastern cities. II - said. Will accept a
similar IUyitatirrfl,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
TIED IN THE
9Th BUT LOST
IN THE TENTH
Yesterdays Games.
Washington. 2: New York. l.
Boston, 4: Phila-. 3 Go).
No others scheduled

To-dny's Games.
Chicago At New York.
ST. Louis nj Washington.
Detroit ut Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
NO CRIMINAL CASES.

No cases were UP in criminal court
Yesterday. and Jurors had day OIL
SO cases wrr" set FOR hearing. and no
d.rmIirrcrs were SGT for argument.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

ROCHESTER,. y. 7. July 5.-pur;nG
'hr week hog ginning huEn@; ]" the New
York chess association will hold its an
mai mid ailn,ma msSiinu 10 this nit"
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Tho tournament will 'nr:ud" IN" s'a.H
,n.,,Ihns +, hc decided will b. those Tor
The t;Sncssrr Cup. The officials OF The
knrhrs;cr Chess Cluh. where IN" mcet-
in,r * 10 take r,arr. arr actively .worn-
mg in Tho accumulation Of an aiiTlct'En
list Of pri2ns and trophies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

NEW YORK. JUly WORD has
reached this city announcing IN" death
Of Eddie r'ampi one If the clNvrrrsI lit
II. boxers oyer srrn in III" ring and
known In followers nf pugil:m from
coast Ia coast M il"liiSt"r. CAT. last
week from the effects of Il gun shot
wound inflicted accidentally Will" hunt
ing His real nam" WIS Edward dH
r'amuls. horn If French and Irish par
rnts nj San Francisco. June ~, 1913.
Among Ihr prominent lantnms whom
Camp, met in his boxing car"rr. w"r"
"kIG" Williams. Pct" Herman tn"w
rhamrinnl. Frank" Burns. Young Fox.
Eddie O'Krcf". Dutch ETnit and FatSy
Brann gan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
PIRATES MIN
THEIR SIXTH
CAME IN ROW
Yesterdays Games

PITTSBURGH 10: New York. !.
St LOUIS. Is: ',hI"aEu. b.
No others scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

CHICAGO. july 5.--Scicntific anglers
from widely separated parts nl 'll'.
l'nilrd states. haH'' sent III h"'''' .i. 80
,rtr;,S for th., 1rnth annual tournament
ur thu, National ASSOCIATION or Angina
clubs. which will lake place here III
Washington Park during tie after par.
nf August, BEGINNING august - ana
cndin.: August - Il varied program "f
heavy and iiG!; la"ki" raSli "EI ,!
h,,: hn"n c:trrcuIlv pr"ra red. including
accuracy and ntll'r tests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

NEW YORK. July I.--War prices hay"
hit thu nlii"nal rHElimc and from .lr!y
|. IN" regulation official i"a:1Ic h2s''-
balls will cost two dollars each. For
twenty I,.'rG'.nt rnlS" Was found nc''"S-
sarv. Nav, according a. n rad" journal
which is n recognized authority IN H."
,.us' ~ sporting goods. owing :" the
rric" If Labor and tn" i'rfIrnlty "t
obtaining hursrhid". wool and other pro-
duets necessary far tn" nHnufaclur" or
thu. &p,lrrrs IL" retail cost Of league
nIli lvLl. h.. two dnllaru While the rrir"
"f ih" ""rap"r grades has not been
changed H. N''l I: il estimated that II
viii IL, about twirr tn present rat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
Staining Of Clubs.
ToAlnvH Gam o.

To-dny's Games
Boston ut PittS1Hrch CO.
Philadelphia nj cincinnati.
Now York 1T Chicago.
fBrvuklyn Mt ST Louis.
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NEW YORK. fully 5.---purinS its r"-
con, six dav rrrtirG Il, tho lanaria rnrc
rra,k tn" metropolitan. Jockey club dis
tr;luIi,rl $i>S1G III stakes and purses for
thr ihIrlr-SiX races d"CId'rl. OF TINS
amount IN" biggest winnings, $5.@lo.
Vert 10 TIN credit Of tn" brighton Sia-
I,lr, owned hy George -mith. Will" .I"hn
Sanford a Iurtul,rr " th,. Jockey Club.
waS SECOND on tho winning list win
$500. - which his five year old h"r$"
George Smith won S3.S5n by his victory
in IN. Excelsior Handicap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

ENETEE. y. H.. July 5.--Whon I'll"
students \; Phillips Exeter Academy re-
SuInc their studies ft"r I'll" summer va
cation they will find Co-1pu.s"ry military
training Included in ;-ir curriculum uf
that institution. This will TAKE up
rhrrc hours If their tim" each week :"
that football. baseball and all other
forms nf athlcIirS IN which III" students
hay" been instructed i'll past years VIII
br considerably restricted but hy no
means abandoned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

NEW YORK. .Iuly 5.-F"rty-t"ur
wears ago tho game Of lawn tennis was
i,rrodurcI here. b.. Il ::oS;rnian. accord
;u.. to records III III" possession al
,;,org" Wright father "f the former ma
iinnal title holder. H"al& Wright Alter
- visit tu England III" MaSSac hus''iiS
man brought h"mr nets. raQu"tS an"
balls Us we'll as Il book Of rules. then
governing the game. and set UP court
AT Nahant y Ettl" later courts were
laid nu' 1T Newport. =. =. and as" on
tho grounds Of lie staten Island tri"k",
club. Livingston. Staten Island. y. y.
shortly afterwards the game was nitro
durri II I'hilah"lrhi:t at one OF the
prominent cricket clubs there.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-03-01

costs in the suit that enabled
Mr.. Hunt to render nugatory
the wishes Of the people of
the state as expressed at the
polls.
To show the spirit of the
way advantage was taken of
Campbell, in piling up the
costs as high as possible,
they had charged for more
men than had really been
employed and had included
charges for work done for
Mr.. Hunt by State Treasurer
David F. Johnson and State
Examiner Harry w. Roun-
tree. These charges were
stricken from their bill.
Mr.. Campbell had to pay
his own costs to defend the
office of governor of Arizona,
to which he had been legally
and constitutionally elected.
He didn't bring any suit. He
didn't start the trouble. 1t
was Hunt who plunged the
office of governor of Arizona
into a most disgraceful suit
in order that a few drunken,
thieving and lieing voters in
Douglas No. l might be fore
ed to be counted for him.
Friends of Mr.. Campbell,
Democrats and Republicans
alike, have insisted that this
charge should not be met by
him, They take the stand
that he should not be penal
lied because he had had the
misfortune to secure their
votes in the campaign for
Governor.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-03-01
Pleasure VS.. Disappointment

Tuesday was day of surprise,
disappointment and pleasure lfor
Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey. Her
son, j. A. Lindsey arrived from
Needles, CAL. to eat his birth
day dinner with his mother and
OvUsid only otIsJ just lvrIs enough
to eat it, being called to Gallup,
New Mexico, as relief operator,
and had to go. 1t had been a
a long time since Mrs. Lindsey
had seen her son, then after she
had cooked a birthday dinner for
him he could only stay Just long
enough to eat it was almost
enough to un-nerve and break
the mother heart. But, how
ever the disappointment, she
was glad to cook the dinner and
see her boy again.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-03-01
IF---(Big If and More IFS!

Now comes the information
t h a f-IF-MeXican snipers
along the border don't stop shoot
ing American soldiers that orders
will be given for U. S. soldiers to
enter Mexico and exterminate
the snipers. What? Extermi-
nate who? That would mean
the determination of practically
the whole Mexican population.
If-IF-that order is given we
hope it will be executed to the
letter-it is the only wav to deal
with Mexico, and the sooner this
government realizes the truth of
this statement the sooner will
our Mexican trouble be over and
the better off will be both the
United States and Mexico. Snip
ing should have been extermi-
mated three years ago.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-03-01
Do Your Bit

Our soldier boys they march
away and give their lives for you
and me; while we at home Sc
curely stay and boast ourselves
the brave and free" 1t hurts
our hearts to give cent in Red
Cross aid or Welfare funds;
while soldiers have their life's
blood spent in hurting hell's fire
at the huns. When cruel wounds
have caused them pain that al
most took their lives away they
fain would join the ranks again
to keep the cut-throat huns at
bay. Yet we at home will frown
and strain when asked to give
our paltry aid, to stanuch the
blood and ease the pain of our
dear boys still unafraid. Moral
support will win this war if back
ed by patriots without guile.
Home unity our guiding star will
make the sickest soldier smile.
So join the Cross and give your
mite to save our boys from USE
less pain, and make our cause a
fight. Give Liberty
her right to reign.
MART IONA.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-03-01

C. H. Ballard finished planting
wheat just in time to get the
benefit of Tuesday nights snow.
Mr.. Ballard is one of the most
industrious farmers in the Snow
flake vicinity. He never puts off
today for tomorrow, and when he
works he applies brains as we'll
as physical force, thus making
every lick count.