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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
.BASTON IS PROMOTED
TO MARINE CAPTAIN

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1S.-Ebert Bas-
ton, former Gopher football captain aSd
we'll known college Gridiron star, has
been promoted 10 q captain In tho ma
rines in Franco. Word TO this effect
was received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, c. Il. Baston OF st. Louis PARK
Yesterday. Baston had been g. first
lieutenant. He was severely injured at
chatcau-T hierry and is now ready 10 so
back to the firing limo.
Tho above telegram will be OF unusual
interest to tho members Of the great
Martins Ferry athletic football eleven
Of 1915. The Athletics were playing
the great Patrician eleven at 1oungs-
town, who hadn't been defeated In
three years. They had battled them to
within three minutes Of the ending or
tho first half without either team scor-
ing. Baston was on the side lines, run
ming I'D and down llmberIns up. anxious
10 get into tho game. Coach Thomas
put him in. He started to make wide
end run. He Is n big man and runs
high and fast. Coach Mullaney realized
|. would DO some Job to stop him. He
and Tate, q tackle, went after him.
! Tate hit him high and Mullaney hit
him low. Baston didn't play any moro
lrootball that season. Youngstown final
" won out in the last minute Of play,
Go.
Thirteen Of Ferry's champions OF
1919 nre now serving under Uncle Sam,
namely: Coach Nullaney. CaptainFlsah-
man. Morris c. Bauer Fl. Bauer, Kin
d.lberger, White. Bath, Turnbull. O'Nfal-
lev Tate. Thomas and Carey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
new UNIFORMS FOR
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
olive Drab and Black Is Color Scheme
Of Grid Togs-Wtu Practice
Soon.

CAMP SHERMAN. Especially Oct. Ii
Thirty brand new uniforms, complete III
every dptail. are stored In the supply
room at Y. NJ. C. y. headquarters
await ting tho time when they can be
draped over the forms OF the members
Of the Camp Sherman football team.
"We"re going to have n fine football
team and nothing but. the lest In uni
forms Is guod enough for The members
Of it," said Coach Corners so We nave
bought outfits that not only Will stand
aa3 Iae hard usage they will receive on
the grtdlron, but Also will make hne
appearance"
olive drab and black Is the color
scheme Of tho now uniforms.
All head guards. shoulder pads and
shoes arc black The jerseys and son
arc Of olive drah and tho trousers OF
khaki.
There are no stripes in either the
Jerseys or soX. but every jersey has
large number on the back so that spec
tators will b. able To distinguish the
players.
During the delay in starting practices.
caused by the epidemic Coach Conners
has been busy when he could take time
from his duties among the sick. arr;'nG-
ing the schedule and he soon will be in
position to announce the dates.
Tho coach's action in laying In thirty
uniforms is tip on the size or the
squad he expects to carry and shows
| 1t is worth the while of every football
player Of ability 10 turn out for the
team as there will be plenty Of room on
the SQUAD for good players.
! It is now expected that practice will
! he under way no later than next week
while there is a possibility II will be
! commenced before the present week end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
AS 1t Fares With Umpires
Just ao II Anyone Cares What They
Are Doing.

Does anyone cure what becomes OF the
umpircs? Well. maybe some KIND SOU
will. So here's it'll" data on what the
men OF tho indicator in the major
lrarucs arc doing since baseball was
pu, in tho huCk:
Clarence Owens Is working at ship
var1 In Chester. Pa. ard really working
ror hc wns IL structural iron worker be-
fore he became m umpire and i1ts Right
into ship building. He can "rivct" with
the best Of them and Is making big
money for hard, conscientious work.
George Hlldcbrand Is farming on his
ranch in California, essential ana agree"
able work.
Eillv Evans is physical instructor In
the nihlctic department maintained ny II
big Cleveland industrial concern ana the
WACO slaves" undor his lute|sge all
hnro In drnn their tools soma DAY anu
take IN bnts az major league trynuts,
Dirk SaIlu is farming In Maryland
and when the crops pre In expects u
take IN some other farm Of employ
men, considered essential.
E'll DinCen is boss at tina Fora RIVER
shin ward and no onu has heard OF inc
worlimnn under him striking because nc
is only a "camnuilage foreman
Silk O'LouGhlIn is working TOE me
government in the military intelligence
service. Last heard from he "as IN
ycstigatlng suspicious characters around
Boston and turning them up Tor the
police.
Tom Connolly. too old to fight or en-
gaze in any active work. is ut his nome
in New England, He may act as rcieFee
in a roller pniu league this winteE:
George Muriariy is sales agent LOT
tn. Ford tractor md is seeing IN 1t mat
The farmers at the Middle West Ica' w"
III. advantages Of gas over The OLD style
horsa power. He makes his headquar-
l,rs at Woodstock, III.
Eill KLEIN is IN arsenal EunEu h"cK
Eu4t Pete Harrison Is w"rNiHG on war
contracts in Il biz plant ut f"un6"t""n
Charley RiSlrr is E"inE To France 70 On
Y II c. \. work. C'huriry Moran Is rs
sislIug in TN, training nc Gncl" sam $
student army nj III" Southern Sch"oI
EtlI Kyrun is working at his trade IN
Detroit. He's stcamhttcr. lie trle"
ia enlist and they wouldn't take nun
Hank DDay is too cid 10 WORK: t1e
sot ii lot OF money anyway ana eoeSn
have to- Rob Em:iic likewise ERNEST
tlughy. like Mora II. Is coaching dc
tachmcnt Of the Astudcnt army. bciM!!E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
PERHAPS The LAST Dull
WEEKEND FOR SPORT
Football In Wheeling Today Is About
As Scarce as Hens Teeth and WIN
Next week a Revival

Another weekend IS here and still tho
same conditions prevail IN the city OF
Wheeling and oil sport activities are Mt
q standstill Dust like tho German
armies) and not even q picture snow IS
omen to the public. Wheeling in all It's
history vpIs never SrtpIra1 ~ such
thing Us this Spanish 3nef1RSza ESsT&
and Il nus p.en very 6at7itsttis' IN every
respect to such an extent that 1t Will
he months before normal conditions Will
be in tho foreground. This DAY year
aro. tho valley was filled with athlHtlc
encounters and the shows were enjoying
q flourishirg business put t!me ma
wrought it's many changes and the re-
su,t 10 that tho populaco must stand the
gap and wait for tho time to come "hen
matters take on q various tinfc
There IS not an amateur contest or IN
fact any kind Of an athletic event IN
this city today or none Schc"ulea lot
tomorrow. The many fans arc peeVed
and will have to stay that way All"
make the hest Of It for there - no way
hi, 70 let nature take its course. CTltlcS
throughout the country claim that en!H
dreaded disease has become dire mon
otony anJ I'm time will inject bad ger
,ns a,nonp tho athletes. hence q lack OF
irtor.st and tho downfall of sport Such
ia not the case over there ana ny ''e
way did it occur TO you that the sam
niles In France arc more apt 70 SURVIVE
than those over nero?
However. It Is the general OPINION tnHl
tho quarantine will be expeo''rd WITHIN 'I'i'I
tho next week and while everything WI,
not rosune It's former color. y', II Will
10 so.Isfrinc to all and tho good news
viii he more than appreciated. Thcn
r-otch them all scramble for their places
~ recreation and their cherished voca-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
MUCH INTEREST
IN TIE ". { ].
SHERMAN CAME

WASFtIN TON, Ia. Oct. 1S.-Addi-
tional interest is conferred in the foot
ball gznlo here tomorrow by reason or
tho fact that the captain and quarter
back uc the Camp Sherman team. lvor
T. Gurdy. Is a Washington man. an all
around athlete and one OF the best
known young men of the community.
Corly Is q son Of John G. Cordy. FOR
years q Washington policeman. He lives
in the Eighth ward.
Young Cordy was called into the army
last May. going first to Camp GreenIcaf.
Ga He was later transferred to Camp
Sherman. where he is 81 first class 7ri-
vate and a ward master in the camp hos
rital. FL. has been prominent in local
athletics for years. having one year
won the indoor all-around athletic cham
pionship OF Washington in contests held
at the local y NJ. c. y. He also played
on numerous football teams here and ~
said 10 have developed into high class
quarterback.
The Camp Sherman team arrived in
Washington tonight, 20 players being
In charge Of Manager Schwartz and
Coach Freeman, the old Denison unlFeT-
sity star. The team was reported IN eS-
cellent condition and expecting 10 glFo
Washington and Jefferson hard game
CCQch Freeman SSLIN MS ilA'ii 49,"
pract!cing steadily for several weeks
although unable TO play any games 1or
two weeks on account Of tho epidemic OF
influenza. In his squad he has a lot OF
former college stars and asserts that
tha Sherman team Is one or tho pest
army teams In the country.
Coach Hutchinson gave his WaShlns-
ton and Jefferson players light WORK
out this afternoon rs final preparation
for tomorrow's hard game. ~hlch IS
scheduled to start at $3.50 o CLOCK. In,
tcrest in the contest IS high here ana
Manager Murphy looks for a big crowd
I,al1y was the only w. & J. player not IN
practice today. He has recovered IRON
a severe cold however and will Ikei!
start tho game tomorrow. Frazier VII!
be held in reserve for quarter If kaliy
cannot play. Bill Knox. the old la'e
star will referee tomorrow. with treo
Crolius OF Dartmouth, umpire anu y. T.
Houston, Of Bethany, lnesman. Inc
-aoroo will start rs follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
HOOPER LOSES A CHANCE
southpaw Tyler Kept Red Sox Captain
AWAY From O Nlce Hitting Record.

George Tyler kept Harry Hooper from
establishing q worlds series record THIS
year WHOM he denied him safcties In the
fourth and sixth battles OF the set: I'll"
Red Sox captain and Frank W1ldfire
Schultz arc the only two athletes VII"
huvc managed 10 hit safe in every game
OF two serics for tho championship or
the universe. nnd Hooper cnu'd hsVn got,
been for Tyler. who held him hitless ID
two cont cStS.
series OF 1907 and 1908 atr!tlnG n daily
blow md Hooper did tho aaNlo thing In
tho titlo gcIs Of 1916 and 1910. having
company The year the Phillins were Bns-
toms opponents. sine" Dufy Lewis nlso
kicked in with Il hit every afternoon.
Tho lnda who hit rnfrly IN every game
OF the series Of 1910 were Eddie collins
and pan sycr: MHTPhy Eo Of an int was th
only daily binGler Of the lAl set John
Fyors mid "Rutcher" Schmidt, Of tho
Braves didn't miss in 1914 and IN l9l
Dave Robertson of the Giants, hihsieu
every Afternoon, ,t5
This data shows tho players VINO nIu
ioms sets for the worlds title;
1003-Chick Stnhl and Jim Collins or
the Red Sox, and Fred Clarke, or tho
Pirates made hits in seven out OF eight
i905--nogor Dre5nahnn and Arthur
Dcvlin. Of The Giants and Harry Davis
of tho Athletics, mazda hits IN fnuP out
Ut 1 5iHp t Hoffman and Frank suhul:c
te, OF tho Cubs, made hits IN hVe out OF
i967-Frank Schultz, of the (1lha, hit
safely in all five games: IT..
IO0s-Frank Schultz Of tho l:nns hlt
safely in all FIVE games, MON, 1opor Of
tho Tigers, and Hans wagner VI we -
rates, hit safely in six out or seven
iVI0-Eddia Collins and Danny siur,
ply, Of the Athletics, hit salely III all
1sfI-Chief Meyers nf tad GIANTS MT
safely in all six games: 49,
i01e-Strva Trrkcs and TriS Spes keF;
NJ thr Red son. and Fred Merkia, ar the
Giants. hit safely III seven out "F H's"'
io1S-Frank Baker Eddie CoitinG and
Rrhn OIdr!ng, of The Athletics, MI saf"-
" in four out of five games,
1gi 4--Jununy EverS ana hu'V'lsE
Schmidt, nf the Braves hit Safo'y III all
Ia1sMHatry Hooper and Duffy Lewis s
l9l6-IIarrY Hooper; or ~" i'1" '''A'
hit safely in all fivn Eatn'%i, ,h, r,i,r,v
IHITT.navv nnhcrtS"n. az inc N"'"'h
hit safely in all SIX F-''l''s':
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sons all-stato pick, was out with the
bunch. and his presence boosted stock
considerably. Right at the present time
the team is intact and It IS doubtful II
any more men Will be given a tryous.
II will be hard TO get games. aside from
that the team Is expected to accom-
pl!sh wonders. The game with the
Macks should be Of interest as all will
get a line on the boys and size them up
for the big" games. Game called $3.50.
-9-..-----~
ot&Axx
G4aer games in THIS city ana eecstns
are not very plentiful; in fact. there will
be hardly any OF note. The Yankees are
left without O game. due to the cancella-
ton on the part Of the Henrys. while
the Red Onions. Madtsons. North Ends,
Tigers and the other local teams VIII
not play this week. Word from Barnes
willie indicates that the. team is about
ready to disband and that II 1t does play
1t will BIZ on only one or two occasions
The situation Is serious there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
Won 1HRNsToRFr EXPOSED.

- WASHINGTON. Oct 1s.-Further
disclosures Of tho doings Of Count Won
pernstorft, DR., Heinrich F. Albert and
ether 'Gurman agents to prevent the
manufacture and shipment OF munitions
to tho allies wer, mado today by Alien
Frnparty Custodian Palmer. He re-
Yiewed the workings Of the Chemical
MEchange Association, organized By DR..
ttuga HchweItaur III 1915 to buy UP
all available uarbuile acid in America
and prevent, ia use in tho manufacture
OF tr.nitr,taluoi and other high e1plo-
sipea by converting II Into harmless
pharmaceutical pEoauetst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

sores, boils, rough, red and scdly skin
is to purify the blood and remove the
tiny germs of pollution that bleak
through and manifest their presence
on the surface of the skin.
People in all parts Of thu country
have written us how they were com.
pletely rid OF every trace of these dis.
orders b. the Use Of s. S. S.. the
matchless. purely vegetable blood pui
r-tier. S. S. S. goes direct 10 tie cen.
ter of the blood supply ard puriilrs
and cleanses it OF every vestige OF
foreign matter, giving Il clear ana md
dy complexion thar indicates pert. ct
health. Write to-day for free medical
advice regarding your case. Address
Swift Specific Co. '4l3 Swift Labora,
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
French Are Good Jokers
They Pulled on Meet One on Professor
John Evers.

Over IN Franco they like John Evers
a we'll they play jokes on him now ANU
then, Tho French officers arc merry
testers in thcir loisuro hours ana VI ''''
put one over on John OF Troy. o.,
Go t,rna apo Evera was requested to
,,ner,ntend the laying out Of now dia-
mond for a regiment Of chasseurs'. JIG. JIG
hurried to the spot and found that me me
nroposcd playing ground was up Il mn
and that second base would nave neei'
almost directly above tho mono I'"t"'
stnnS IN rock lodges up the mountain
side John. who had learned a dozen
words or so Of French. tried his best t."
49, Il would never do, but the
Frenoh apparently couldn't get his point
After John had exhausted his Vnca ao15
,arv tho chasseurs escorted him t" helh
.rtJch hod been cleared, rolled and con-
vcrted into q splendid playing arena
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
M'MECHEN GIRL
REAL BOND SELLER

When it GENES to gathering In tho
Liberty Hond suhsuriptionsr Miss All
gcla Applcgate,. uf McMechen, does not
hava 20 lake IL back seat for any one.
Miss Aprlcgatu is credited with sole
iting $1,000 worth uf bonds In six
hours among tho Is. h q, employees ut
McMer:,,n, and put tho town "over the
top" when her subscriptions were
turned IN:
Good naturrd rivalry between tho sn-
licilnrs raused prizes 10 ho put up, and
Miss Anp!rRatu tunk every one, Miss
.Applegatn is sten"grapheF for !, a,
Anderson, master nechanio Of tho shops
At McMcchcn, and Is QUO of the most
popular young ladies' of the railroad
town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
MINERS TO WORK SUNDAY.

ALTOONA Pa. Oct 1s.-Ten thou
sand miners in the Central Pennsylra-
nIa Oituminuos district have rolun-
tccrcd 10 work all day Sunday to coun-
teract great loss in tonnage due TO
Influenza and celebration Of false peace
rumors. Federal authorities here have
sent appeals to all other miners TO fol-
low tho example SGT them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
Here Is a Sensible Treatment That
Gets Prompt Results.

For real, downright harassing dis
comfort very few disorders can ap'
proach socalled skin diseases. such as
Eczema. letter Boils, eruptions, sea-:
Affiliations and similar skin troubles,
notwithstanding the lavish use Of
lsalYes, lotions, washes and other treai'
nent applied externally to the irT1-
tated parts.
No one ever heard Of person be
Ing afflicted with any form Of skin dis
eases whose blood was in good con
dition. Therefore. it is but logical
to conclude that the proper method
OF treatment for pimples, hlotches,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
FOOTBALL CANES
To Be APLENTY
ScholastIcE Of This City VIII Indulge In
The Popular Winter Sport This
weekend.
There will be a game at League Park

There will be a game at League Park
today.
High school football has been given a
severe setback this season and perhaps
nothing has been more Manageable than
the Spanish Flu" epidemic which has
tended to kill not only Interest but the
possibility OF some CT the teams again
reSuming playing conditions. 1t Is very
piliful indeed TO see such u contagious
disease spring up at this time or the
year. and while the entire country ID
erippcd llon-like preventives nave peen
discovered and before long all Will Dc
we'll in hand and once more all VIII DC
ahlc to breathe 4 clear atmosphere WIN
ont fear OF contracting this oreaalui
,,i$ca"r Nothing, has been more dis
gushing and yet there seems to be
general feeling that this awful thing
will continue throughout the winter
months. as this time OF the year Is very
injurious to the human being. This time
last season the football season was IN
/ full swing and If nothing had set IN at
the present, one OF the clnssiest Eriolron
schedules In all history would nave
been played off. Each and every school
has organized oil attractive scheou4e.
while Hellaire, Wheeling. Linsly and
Martins Ferry boa st Of the best teams In
several years. and each Is strong TOT
the title. Ferry high gives promise Oh
again landing. but some figure Llnsiy.
Bellaire may be strong but none thinks
that she will cope with the other Two
while Wheeling appears to be the dark
horse
Wheeling.
The Old Gold and Blue is ell het-up
over the game this afternoon at cam
bridge and while the team Is expecting a
victory. It Is nevertheless serious and
will 70 into the battle with determine
! ton that Is ever so characteristic OF Inc
true wheeling high athlete. The game
will not be considered won until the last
minute and judging from the spirit
shown in the practices during the week.
the boys are after big SCORE II possible
Coach Calvin has already picked his
team and on paper It Is about as good as
any In the Ohio valley. Cambridge has
a strong and rugged bunch and with INC
! advantage of several weeks practice ana
! tho fact that the game Will be played
| In home territory, should give the local
cracks q tough battle Here Is the line
up:
o. a. 8. W. d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
THE BONEHEAD
There was q man in our town,
100, not ca -xJae

In6r6 WAS q IIItLIK t1k OSAF <O"H1'
But he was not so wise,
In fact tust what no next would pun
Nobody could surmiso,
For instance when baseball was oil
But out, and on the ropes,
He talked of nothing else but ooin1
Anent his pennant hopes,
And said unless he got a chance
To cop some extra dough
By playing in some extra games
He'd pack his grip and blow,
And tell the owners Of the teams,
And patrons they could go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
POLICE COURT

Only one lone offender, s""se: 'u'-
nishcd the amusement IN p'''"" f""'t
yesterday morning. tfcGl' "taa'T'r":
lonely sousc from Falrnon'; WIS h"u'H'
pp hy Officer "Nue" tisKSf: duHSo
Marsh watkins soaked him 81 and trim
mlngs: $780,, ,.,...-...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
Eeurys.

Out in the Fast End the Henrys are
preparing For tho game tomorrow with
IN. Nacks At the Sixteenth street bali
lark n Bellair.. These teams are both
from the same part OF tho c!ty. and were
I" have mct,s"Veral weeks ago. but were
stopped Just as tho whistle blew. Great
interest is current over the staging Of
the game. and oven though 1t will be
played our az the city. there will b" 4
large crowd follow the boys 20 the over
1he-rlver city and cheer for their favor
ti.s. The AIacks have a dandy little
team. and while it is consid"rab bly,
lighter than the Henrys il should. give
a good account. as last season IL made
nm enyiable record and has practically
all the safe players again. Coach Marsh
Is we'll pleased with the showing and
will drive his youngsters to the limit in
order 70 squeeze through with some kind
Of a good showing. Tho Henrys have
been working out under Coach Connors
tend each evening someone new Is added
10 the string. Last evening James
/ rl,,mmer. one OF the clasiest ends ever
ldeveloped in high school circles IN the
Estate Of West Virginia. and for two sea-
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assigned to St. Louis University.
That includes about nil Of them. II
there are any moro 1t was not the inten-
ton to ignore them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
P2ull9,

Manager McAninch. Of the Paulls. Is
jubilant over the chances OF victory
over the fast Brilliant team which Will
be met tomorrow afternoon ut League
Park. Martins Ferry. y large crowd IS
expected To turn out and the team IS
confident OF Il well-earned victory. Al
though tho team was defeated oy lne
fast Henrys. the loss is not keenIy fclt.
and a moro determined effort will be
made 20 60 on through the season win
success. The question arises. Will
Wheeling people gn tn" roundabout way
% see the game" There will be no
games in this city at all.