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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
STATE DISTRIBUTOR
OF FORDSONS HERE
Geo. 4, Wick of salem Discusses Pro-
spects for Coming Scason-Capa-
acity of Plant Entirely Sold.

The entire capacity of the Fordson
tractor plant in Detroit has been sold
for the season. said Geo, r. Wick. OF
Wick Bros of Salem, distributors Of
the Fordson Tractors for Oregon and
Idaho, who was here to see the local
distributors for Malheur county, tl2
TroXell Implement company
We expect TO have several hundred
Fordsons here for spring work, IN
Oregon" said Mr. Vick, "The first
car load for Ontario will be here IN
ten days and shipments thereafter viii
be regular.
The demand for these tractors al
ready exceeds the supply. and IL Is
just OF question of getting them. All
Eastern oregon is demanding them.
just as they are in demand on the
coast"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06

ments. This school ground is one OF
the many blotches to the beauty Of
ontario
They could easily make one-haif
of the school grounds into a lawn
and plant a few shade trees there.
The other half should be used for the
different athletics in season.
When a pupil has a good sound
body it's his own fault II he can't
learn and be industrious. And II
the schools are for the welfare os
the pupils means for educating them
both mentally and physically should
be established
It has been tried in many thousands
OF schools and II hasn't hindered the
efficiency Of the pupils yet.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06

pupils, and submitted to the Parent
geachers' association. Others viii
be printed next week.
Improvements Needed on the School
Ground.
Unattrpctive school grounds are
like unattractive homes. They cause
a nonchalant feeling I'm the children.
That is the reason q great many pa
rents Of Ontario have trouble IN
compelling their children 10 attend
school.
There is nothing to amuse The
children during their intermissions.
only one place to play basket ball
and that being the only game pro-
vided for. wohn one grade plays thc
other must stand aside and look on.
II there were lawn and trees ON
the front part OF the yard II would
give those a chance, who did not want
10 enter the sports, TO DC In tho shade
instead of the boiling sun.
Then. too, there is nothing 10 de-
velop strength of body and what
good IS a big mind 81 one hemt q
strong body 10 go with II?
n there were apparatus of fix
lures for games that would develop
muscle and alcrtnoss II would inter
est the children and make them
healthier and stronger.
when a child has nothing 10 DO at
recess but walk up and down The
sidewalk and wear his shoe solts out
he develops a drowsy sleepy foel-
ing when he gets back to hls work
{ think Il g. the duty OF oyory per-
fon Of Ontario to see TO II that tho
school grounds are fixed up and OK
crciscs are provided for the children.
ELIZABETH WHITMORE
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
WINS SERVICE CROSS
AND BRIDE AS WELL
Daughter of Local Contractor An.
nOunccs Engagement 10 Young
officer cited for Bravery
Ia Action.

Charles H. IIelmer, who has main
talnud offices ,nnd working forces
here in Ontario for year Is, and
with reason. feeling mighty proud
these days.
Mr.. Helmer has copy of an Oak
land, California paper which contains
the account OF the engagement OF
his youngest daughter Miss Edith
llelmer, senior at the uniyersity
Of California, to Lieut. Nels Andcr-
son. who was one OF the four San
Francisco men awarded the Dlstlu-
guished Service Cross by General
Pershing, for bravery In action
The Oakland paper has tho fol-
lowing account OF the romance which
had is inception when Miss Helmcr
and Lieut. Anderson were students
at Berkeley;
when Miss Edith Helmer, 28ii
Ellsworth street Borkley, senior
OF the University, learned that Lieut.
Nols Anderson. who graduated iu
the class OF 1917. had received the
Distinguished Service order she
announced their engagement
Lieut. Anderson IL member OF
the 3G3rd Infantry and was awarded
the Distinguished Service Cross for
charging a machine gun nest IN the
Argonne forest and capturing single
handed several Bocbe gunners. An
derson entered the first Officers
training camp at the Preside and was
commissioned a second lieutenant
lie left for France last May with the
Ninety-nrst division.
Miss Holmer, his nancee, Is 2l
and member OF the Kappa Delta
sorority"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
PARENT-TEACHERs' COLUMN
APPROVED by MRS. LOW

Nyssa, Oregon, February 3, 1919
Tho Argus, Care of y. r. a..
! was very glad indeed TO read TN
the Argus Of January 30 an article
written by "a Patron, fun OF good
suggestions, the last one being that
an educational meeting of some sort
one that would reach q little further
and deeper, than the usual ones for
the purpose The organization th1t
will meet all The requirements, 'pe.
tron". held In mind is County
Council of p. r. a. our county
would have had one organized Gro
this. but the nu intorfered We hayc
many =. =. a circles in Mulhcur CO..
and three entities as TO Council "
I talked with your =. r. A. pres'-
dent early last fall She believes %
Council will be very helpful
This having column In your p0.
per Is an excellent idea ana VIII
bring good
believe the Vale, Nyfa aud on
tario Circles should form % Council
10 meet on Ontario, making Il con
vonicnt for Vale aud NyBsa patrons
MRS. r. VI. LOWE.
State Vice President y. r. A..
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06

All school authorities agree and
argue that the body should be built
up as well as the brain, Any school
Of this Hze should and could, cnsll
buy apparatus for the school
grounds.
This school has practically NOTHING
In the line of school ground improve.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
Don't You Forget Il"

Bear in mind that Chamberlain 3
Tablets not only move the bowels but
improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion They contain no pep
sin or 6ther digestive ferment but
strengthen tile stomach and enable it
IL perofrm its functions naturally.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
PARENT TEACHERS COLUMN

This department Is an open
Forum for the discussion of
problems Of the school and the
home, and is under the direct
ion OF the Ontario Parent-Teach-
ers' association Your ideas are
welcome. Kindly leave written
articles at the Argus Office be-
fore Tuesday Of each week
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06

mich COW FOR SALE - Good
Iiilker and big animal win be
fresh March 1 See h. H. Kerr.
mile East at St Paul Orchard Tracts
lO-4ts
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
BELIEVE THAT
GROUNDS NEED IMPROVEMENT

The following essays on "Whnt
we can do 10 Improve the School
Yard. were written by Eighth Grade
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-02-06
BOSTON CAFE

Now open for. business
WELL COOKED FOOD .
GOOD SERVICE I
FAMILY PATRONAGE
SOLICITED. 1
open-6;30 a, m, to ~ p. m
Ontario, Oregon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
SARATOGA RESULTS

lo7 (MussravcJ. Is to i. g 7" !. s01 to !.
to 5. ! to !. second; Sam Reh 100
!gBoyie1. 10 to J.. TO l.. TO 5. Third.
nellie forke. Adele. Elected II. Dargoou
alsn ran.
Second race-about two miles Bushouse
Us tCrawford), to .. to =, out won
Bachcior's Bliss. $50 tkcnncdyl. to /,
TO 5. out. second: North star. 40 (Byers(
to :: 10 5. to :. third Time. 4:la
Third racc-onc milo and furlonr
Benevolent los tEnsor), 5 to l. TO /
even. won; Queen OF the Sea- los (Schut.
tinEcri: to J. 10 5, to 5. second: Ivry
iihi5d Time, ISL rs wises, Fool. 70 Don on
Dodge. Gleipner. Captain Hodge. Cello
I;eanfros. Kilkenny. Hongkons. Lottery
Fourth race-The Kentucky States. nv.
s sHd 9Ic,haif fu,ion1ss HIS Choice. 10:
ANurica. - tRichcr"ekl. 10 =. to 5.
to 10. second; la Rablce 1917 l(Ensor, ~
To .; even 10 :. third. Time. O6. Bcety
y: Mcary: SUGAR Mint; Titan!1, Lukc's Pet
Ikobinsonp. to !. TO =. 6 to s. won
Clean Conc, II: tAmbrosc). s to l. ! to /
) 10 ;, second: Carpet Sweeper. l07 (Ensor)
. 10 /, IL to .. even. third. Time az s.
Erogtown, Bridcsman. lIut;ontrope. A,hlonc
Sixth receive and half furlongs
Blazes 1l3 tRnbinson). II to 10. to 10
! to I. won: sandy Bcai. 10 tRiccl s q
to j TO 3. second Grayssian. III
Time. :os is. Blazcs and Ireland Coupled
Parr entry. David Harum, Kilhurn Whisk
Genie W, Ireland. Shoot on. Royal Duck
Ira Wilson. Lady Wood. also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
SPORTS
HINGES ON SERIES
REDS AND GIANTS TO CLASH
FOR SIX GAMES IN GOTHAM
II Cincinnati Should Win Five or Con-
tests FlnS Would Undoubtedly
lie Theirs.

NEW YORK. August 12-Tollowing
4 successful raid this afternoon on
tho brooklyn sector, the Giants have
taken up position on the Polo Grounds
Inu naHe uuS IN prepared to repel the
INVASION OF the Reds. who. from ali
morrow. w
SO intense has the battle in the Ma
tionai League become that one re-
sorts naturally to the convenient Ian
scribe the situation.
The Giants and the Cincinnati Reds
are arc exactly four and half games
stage series OF three consecutive
double headers. Upon this series Inc
pennant of the National League may
DC said to depend. If the Reds are
six or even five or the six games, they
practically will clinch the flag.
The Reds will be satisfied to spill,
in front and send them away to meet
weak teams, while the Giants are play
ing Chicago. ST. Louis and Pittsburgh,
who have been giving them trouble In
the last two weeks.
Must Win Four of SIX.
II the Giants pcnnant chances are
to DE taken seriously they must win
at least four OF the six games In rae
next three weeks the Giants are the
only team that can be depended upon
tithcr on their way to the Champion
ship at the end OF this week or a badly
licked team.
In the battles this week McGra,
seems TO have the edge on Cincinnati
in the pitchers Nchf. Barnes, Douglus,
benton and Toney may be depended
upon to pitch good ball. Toncy has
nor quite recovered from the prostra
ton which ovcrcamc him in st. Louis.
but VIII be able to pitch one game.
Douglas and Nchf Will probably pitch
TWO games each. Benton Is IN good
shape now. and Barnes. the Giants
tConiiuucd on Tenth Parc1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
BENDER TRIBE SPLITS EVEN
MAGALIS PITCHES CLUB TO
VICTORY. IN FIRST GAME
Senulou Allows but Five Hits In
Second Contest, hut Bnd Breaks
Spell Defeat.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August ~
Newport News today split n double
bill with Richmond. The Indians play
ing the locals of their feet in the first
game and losing the second through
a series OF bad breaks combined with
unusually good playing Of the locals ais
unexpected at ali times. and the build
ers looked foolish when Richmond laid
down a bunt when hit was expected
or vice versa. 1t was different tale
in the second. though. the Builders
having the jump on the Indians.
Chief Bender. who pitched and won
his game yesterday, directed the team
from the bench. and il was largely
due TO his efforts that the Indians got
away with the first game in such glow
inE style.
Numerous bets were discussed at the
park. the first time there has been
enough interest this year to even cause
talk of betting.
Bender and his Indians are drawing
the largest crowds seen here this year.
and officials OF the local club expect
record breaking crowd tomorrow. it is
being rumored that Bender will toss
at least one of the games
Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
GIANTS TR|MDODGERs, II
BARNES WINS HIS TENTH
STRAIGHT GAME OF SEASON
Kaun Prevents Tie in Ninth by Great
Catch-Tlncly Hits OF Chase md
zimmerman Turn Tide.
tBy Associated Press,

BROOKLYN. August 12.-Jess Barnes
York today. cqualing the seasons
major league record held by Bob Shaw
Key. Barnes had n pitchers duel with
Mitchell, the Giants beating Brook
Ign to 1.
The Superbas scored their only run
in the first on Grinith's force of john
son. Zimmerman'S error and Myers
single. Chase forced Zimmerman in
the second. advanced on Gonzales out,
and scored the tying run on Burns
single. Hits by Zimmerman and Chase,
and Gonzales out sent home the win,
ming run.
Kauff prevented tie in tho ninth by
great catch of Wheat's long fly.
ScOre.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
Paper chase, E,citInr

again come into popularity in Cali
fornia, after a lapse of several years,
when the sport was little practiced.
From thirty to forty horsemcn and
horsewomen participate once or twice
a>tveek. Among the men are a num-
Der of polo players Well-known inter-
nationally. VINO have been leaders In
the revival of the sport: The course
generally is from two to five miles
and is selected with view to it's diver
sity OF country. including such barriers
as streams. fences. hedges and other
obstacles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
YANKEES lose FINAL CAME
CLEVELAND TAKES FOURTH
CONTEST OF SERIES, 2 TO I
Manager Iris Speaker Makes Nfno
Catches and Throws Out
Runner ut the Plate.
tpy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. August 12.-Cleveland
made 1t three out Of four from New
York. winning the last game OF tho
series. 2 to l.
Coveleskie had tho better OF Mog-
ridge in "a pitchers battle. Mogridgo
weakened in the sixth and Cleveland
scored twice on Graney's double. Chap
mans sacrifice Speakers single and
steal. and Harris single
Speaker made nine catches and threw
out runner at the plate. a sensa-
tional one-handed catch by Wick cut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

Wore than hundred Portland. Orc,
taHpayers recently signed petition
drawn up for the purpose OF getting
the Mayor TO sanction boxing contests
Some OF the city's leading citizens af-
which were drawn up by the chairman
OF the Portland Boxing Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
TRUCKERS, 2; RUBES, |.


sISnecial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOl'k, VA, August l2-In n
game that went 1>to l for ten innings,
Sun"lk dropped another TO Portsmouth,
MS afternoon, when that team mad .
me winning run in the tenth. with
Two men down. Sharp was walked
ana scored when Rooney hit for a two
nasEer. Eckert. for the home team.
P!lcheo good ball. but the inability of
continued on Tslth Pace i -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
SECOND GAME.
Totals 20 } 5 Totals .2i ] 5
ant

Score by innings: r
Newport News .........2 o / rs
summary: Sacrifice hitS-Aea, Strain
Rrannisan. Stolen bascs-Brown. Moran
HenEcs, ,: Allen Double plays-Bran-
niEan 10 Strain TO Wilson: RranniEan to
Gooch Base on baiis-Jones, I; Pagan, ! ;
Scanlon. Left on hascs-Richmond. -
Newport News. .. HitS-on Jones o in
inning; Pagan. l. in innings Struck
out-Scanlon. !. Time OF game 1850
tmriEcs--Wash and Lasoque. Attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
GRACE DIRECT WINS STAKE
CAPTURES $4,000 PURSE IN
EASY STYLE AT BELMONT
Harper Takes 2.13 Pacc, which Goes
-Four Heats md Is Feature of
Days RaclnE Card.
tBy Associated Press. }

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. August IL
Grace Direct. the speedy daughter of
Walter Direct dr won a hollow victory
feature of the opening day Of the third
annual Grand Circuit meeting at the
Belmont Driving Clubs track at Mar
starters and was decided in straight
heats.
The 2.ls pace vent four heats and
f the best contest of the day.
I'D Geers' Homefast, driven by Ben
Walker. won the opening heat. Prince
Pepper the second and Harper the
tn The The three heat winners met
easily in 2.l3 l-2.
The EOS trot for the A. s. Mathews
cup and purse of $1,000. furnished
first heat from Hollywood Kate. which
got off to bad start, but DodEe's
mare easily outclassed the field and
captured the next two in close finishes.
horses only.
Summarizes:
y. Th s- heats u rurs sso' $1,000. A. b.
Hf bGass FeG Ra9 K1 Hsansr T By Joe
Watts silva sH'a. + tfiyasSiS. oenetal
pG Emma as %asow nk Fete4 SeDss,
Also started. Time. e:oT Ia. 2:o7 IL.
ego rRor.
directors stake. Three heats. Purse ST.
600. Philadelphia Record Cup.
Tho Jolly landlord. b. s., by Del
Coronado tWhitcl ...........
Margaret Prima. CHI. m. by Peter
the Great trurncr) ............
Edna oryho. b. m. (HaEy) ... 3 /, 3
Eleanor ANworthy. CHI m. tBrum-
Gay Moko. br.,, 5. iMcoowciiU 49,: :
D. O. o; also started. Time. c:l1 Ia.
Hotel Delphi STAKE ;sS 'N Three heats Purse.
y bl5ec;; Mis;y Gentry 2 %s,u Ms'ss5 !
Eawsra Z: 5. :, G.esss5 ;:::: ) 5
2:l3 FACE
Three heats. Purse $1,000.
Harper. h. X. hy NJ Evan
Anna Cooper Garrison .. 1
Prince Pepper blk. g., by Prince
InEomar, Queen Regent Ideal
Hon asfns b M by rramrf.s, {:
Cabinets Honor (B. WalkcrI l :
Corhaio. Peter Dilion and Enotionless. also
started: Time. EOS IL, 2:09 S. ZOOS Ia
To beat ::c3 Ia -pacins-Miss Marjorie
Time. 2:22 IL. 49,
To beat $50 - trottins--Lack Dillon. b.
3. by Dillon AXworthy. BewithnE Lady
tSerriiD, won. Time, ::2s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
TARS, s.; COOLERS, |

lSpecial to The Timcs-Disratch.
NORFOLK, VA, August l2-Pctcrs-
nuss played wobbly today and Norfolk
had no trouble winning The visitors
presented Norfolk with two runs in
the fourth inning when, wild throws
permitted runners to score.
Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
FIRST GAME

Richmond ............o q o.
Newpor, News .......0 o o o %
Summary: T,wo-base hit-HenEcs. Sacri-
fec hitS-DauEhton. Ma Eals. Stolen base
-Bahcr. Double p,ay-Wilson to Bran
niFan TO WhitcTaft to Gooch. Base on
haiis-MaEalis. =. Left on baSes-Ncwport
News. ;; Richmond, 81 Hit by pitched
hai!-Allcn. Struck out-Jollin, s; MagAiis
Timo OF game, 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
Totals. 81 2 s

Brooklyn ..........l o q q q II
or Stolen bases -Fletchcr. Doyle. Sacri-
ncc htts-Myers. Double play-Flctc cher and
lyn. 3. Bases on balis-on Mitchell !
Struck out--by Mitchell ." -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Eamc).
Newport News. 3; Richmond, {sec-
Ond camel.
Norfolk 6: Petersburg. l.
Portsmouth. 2; Suffolk. /.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Petersburg at Norfolk
Richmond mt Newport News
Portsmouth Mt SuNo1Ir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

The surveyor determines and
delineates accurately on paper
the boundaries, positions, ex-
tent, area and contour.
The ~clothier determines and
delineates accurately, on paper
first, woolens afterwards. the
boundaries between good and
poor styles, the position of style
features such as pockets, but
tons and lapels, the extent or
range of sizes, the area or yard
age needed, and finally the
contour or models to fit the
varying types of figures.
We are surveyors as we'll as
builders Of good clothes for
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
SEMI-PR0S BEAT SENATOR'S
o"r uia Nationals Unable to Ink,
Exhibition .nmr.
fDy Associa,ed Pros

TOLEDO. OHIO. Angus, 70 ri,
Raillight, local seminrof."-Ujoi,Ihle
oaseoa! club. pounded Fuller for ', sir
runs. one OF which was a fourbase
his IN me second Inning and the Wash
t ,ea. IN an exhibition game here
Relrs delivery. Charity. a ninch ~;
Ter. tanned FOR the final out OF the
w ssSTn hy innings: RIIE
h1iliiShts 1911 so 000Os-7 10 O
batteries: Fuller. Gil and Agnew:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
New York. 2; Brooklyn. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati mt Now York
Chicago Mt BROOKLYN.
pittsburgh Mt Isoston.
ST. Louis Mt Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

rcterSbhurG ......... oooolo OF
summary: rwo-ba1c hits chwnriz
taShinn. HallnEcr. Thrcc. ha &, ~, N'
champagne Sacrifice hits-Dciehcn, t,uii,
lon. Mci,un Stolen base-McDun. Lott on
lasch--fetcrsburG. s: Norfolk J. Siruct;
ou'-hy Covington. ?; by Culioton. Rasm
on balis-on Cuiloton. . Time OF r,,n"ot
l.5S. Cmpirc-MCNamara ''''''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13

Red Cross Workers Mnrry
PAHlS, August I2.--Miss Margaret
Douglass, daughter OF Mrs. Elliott
IDousiass, was married yesterday TO
Ma1or Rnowlton Mixer. OF Bunai0. X
y. MI Nand Mrs. Mixer are Red Cross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. 10: Boston. 3.
ClevclI nd, .: New York l.
Detroit. o; Philadelphia, q.
GAMES TODAY.
(Opea date.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-13
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 10; Baltimore 30.
Newark, 6-1; Toronto, Of
Reading, Is; Bmghamton. Z. (First
game.)
Jersey City. Z: Rochester. 6.
RinEhamton. 10; Reading, 0. (Second
Gamc.)
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock, 6; Atlanta. S.
Memphis. >: New Orleans O.
Chattanooga. Is: Mobile. O,
Nashville. 10; Birmingham, }.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis, 1O-1l; Milwaukee, "a
81: Paul. >: Louisville, ..
Minneapolis. G; Toledo. j.
Kansas city. 5: Columbus. 5.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
!reenville. !; Charleston. /.
Charlotte Spartanburg rain
PIRATES BEAT SPRINGFIELD
Eastern I.cnEuc Team Dcfcntcd In Ex-
hibition Contest ny Score
of { To o.
r, spEINGFIELD. MASS. August 10
pittsburgh National League Club de-
fcated the Springfield Eastern League
to O.
Score by innings: Ri. F..
Springfield .....oo0oo0 % / Q
Batteries: Ponder and Blackwell:
Green and Walter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-07
Our Prices Oh Awnings interests You
wheeling Tent & Awning Co.
MooNSHIcJE INDICTMENTS

III NTlNGTtiN. ". Va. Iun" g.
Robert |" H!a"%w"nd. prosecuting att"r-
n"y Tor 'ah"il county. tonight admitted
mar number of Huntington cItIzcnS
had been indicted AS 4 result OF IN m
H"StiEailon OF alleged mn"nShn,nE ~
IN" city. The majority OF Those indicted
ON III" "hlrG". SAID tho prosecutor. have
been manufacturing a beverage known
"a old Hen" the principal inErcdcntH
Of which arc said 10 he corn meal and
ra!sens. Several barrels OF evidence"
were taken in a recent police raid
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Democrats in Lineup.


Max" n regular habit nt eating slowly.
maStICat" your food thoroughly. lrd
You may hlv" no further trouble. If
You should. take one Of Chamhrrlaih'S
Tablets Immediately after supper. .'ur
sale by all dealers.
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SENATORS ARE
FORFREE ERIN
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