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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05
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TWO CLOSE
CONTESTS WON
BY THE REDS

CINCINNATI. o.. July 4.-Clncinnati
won twice from st. Lotus today. captur-
Ing the morning game four to three
after playing lively" innings and win
ming tho afternoon contest To . The
Reds won the afternoon game by bunch
Ing five hits with three passes in the
seventh inning. Tho score:
Afternoon game:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05
ExpE11sp rEox MEXICO.

MENlC'O CITY. Jun" 15.--Dimitri
NikiIrI. alleged I" be nm agent OF tn"
Russian Rulshcviki. was recently OK
PEELED from Mexico by order Of Pr"si-
dent Carranza on charg" "f being ac-
tive In Bolshvik propaganda work in
various industrial centcrs. particularly
In Tampico. whore he is said TO have
been a leader in the unrest among the
petroleum workers.
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GIANTS WIN DoUBLET

PHILADELPHIA. July New York
repeated it's morning triumph this after
noon. defeating Philadelphia easily, to
3. HON" runs by Whitfield and Ludcrus
saved tho locals from shut out, while
Zimmerman hit ono in the course Of
New York's third inning rally when
Woodward was driven from tho box.
Toncy struck Cravath out three times,
the first time this has been accomplished
since 1919. Score:
Afternoon game: r. II. T..
New York. -. lO5 100 no1-S II
Philadelphia -. 600 oil 1903
Toncy and McCarty: Woodward. lack
ard and Adams. Clark.
Morning game: Z. II. T..
New York w nOo 600 O1O-3 -
ihiiadcIphR -. 600 OOo O1O--l ! .
Barnes and Gonzales; Jacobs and Ad-
ans.
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MADE EVEN BREAK

RDOOItLYN. July i-B"s'on won tn"
afternoon game from brooklyn u {" :.
by hitting Smith and Grimes hard. sharp
fielding by ErC0klNn keeping tho runs
down. Rawlings ami Maranvlllc hit for
tho circuit. the latter with man on
third. Rawlings besides his homer. made
two singles and a double. Rudolph WAS
effective throughout. III" seven hits or
him being scattered through AS many
innings. Score:
Afternoon game: r. II. T..
BrnoI5lyn OOO 100 1nn---2
RuLGlph and Wilson; Smith. Grim's
and Miller.
Morning game! X. II. j.:
Boston ........ l2O 600 OOO-3 10 0
Nchf and G0wdy; Cador" and Kruger.
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MADE BHHB AZ USUAL.

COBLENZ, June ia Muhrhausen
newspaper published recently an article
stating that 5000. 900. 900 pounds OF bra
ley were used IN Germany during the
war for making beer. although 100000
persons died In That time owing TO lack
Of proper food. The newspaper advo-
Gates reduction Of beer production as 8
patriotic duty.
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rwo=hosn hits-Mcnosky. LOWS ~

Two-boso hits-Mcnosky, LOWS q,
Quinn. Thrcc-basc hits-Pipp. Char
rity. Sacriiice hits-Shanks (2), Pratt.
Sacrifice fly--Harpcr. Double plays
Panvriu t. Shanks TO Judge: Foster to
Janvrin to Judge. Left on bascs-Ncw
York. S: Washington. Q. Bases on balls
Off Quinn. 3; off Harper |. Hit by
pitchcr-Ey Quinn tMilan). Struck
out-By Quinn, 2: by Harper, 2.
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BROWNS TWICE BEATEN

CLEVELAND, July 4-Clevrland took
both games from St. Louis hero today.
by scores OF . 10 and II to l. CovclcS-
XII" kept St Louis hits scattered in tho
afternoon game while Cleveland players
rattcned their batting averages OF four
opposing pitchers. Score:
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standing OF Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YaxterdRy'S Games

Chicago. 8; Detroit. /.
Chicago. .: Detroit, l. II
New York. 8; Washington. Z
Washington, g. New York. S.
Boston, 9: Philadelphia Z.
Boston, 9; Philadelphia 6.
Cleveland. 9; St Louis. 4.
Cleveland, II; St Louis, l.
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Two base hit-Vaughn, Deal, Steng-
el.
Double play-Pick. Hollocher and
Merkle
Sacrifice hits-Hlnfer 3: Mann.
Left on bases-Chicago s: Pittsburgh
First base On balls-OH Vaughn ); OFT
Adams 3.
Hit by pitcher-By Adams 1 (Holl-
ocher).
Struck out-By Vaughn 3; by Ad-
ans 4
Winning pttcher-Yaughn. Losing
pitcher-AdaIns.
Morning GsmA
X. II r.
Chicago .-.. 4ol o1o 1907 II y
pittsburgh ...- 900 oil o1O-3 .
Hendrix and O'Farrcll; Miller. Carl
son and Blackwell.
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Afternoon game

Afternoon game: X. II. T.
St. Louis ..... 600 0n0 ol0-.l 10
cleveland " OLE 5O3 uUN-ll IL o
Wright, Koch. Lcihrld, Davenport and
Mayer: Cnvrl"skir and o'N"Iil.
Morning Game: X. II. T..
ST. Louis ...... 100 400 3O0-l 10
Cleveland ..... lDl GJh 2UN-9s II
! Gallia. Davenport ano Severed; Bagby
and O'Ncill
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Thrce-basc hit-Rosenbaum. Double
plays, Pcrlcy to Heller: Bero unassisted,
Bases on balls-On Burkhart /. OF Ro-
scnhaum 2. Struck out-By Burkhart z.
by Roscnbaum S. Umpire-Toothnfa.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Brooklyn. 4; Boston. z
Boston. s: Brooklyn. 2.
Chicago. Z; Pittsburgh :
Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh. L
New York. 8; Philadelphia !.
New York. 8; Philadelphia ..
Cincinnati, 4; St Louis, J.
Cincinnati. 4; st Louis,
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RAcKsET ZOE DETROIT

CHICAGO. July il. Collins single
following Jackson's dOuhl" in the ninth
inning enabled Chicago to defeat Detroit
. TO |. in IN" afternoon game, chicago
won tho morning game to /. by bunch
ing hits. Tho afternoon game was "a
pitching duel between Kerr end Love.
"Ty" Cobb has been out " the gam"
for two weeks returned 10 tho lineup
today as n JtnChhittcr in the first gam"
and as regular in the second game.
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Morning Game.

! Washington. OO01001--2 : 2
! New York ..... q , o 10y 10 :
! Ratterics-Erickson. Whitchousc and
! Picinich, AEncw: Shnwkcy and Hannah.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark S: Jersey City 9.
Newark .: Jersey City 0.
buffalo .: Toronto 0.
Buffalo o.: Toronto ].
Rochester 6: Binghampton I.
Rochester {: Binghampton 1.
baltimore {; Reading ?.
baltimore 1t; Reading 8.
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Afternoon game: Il. II. r..
Chicago ..... ono 0Ol 0n1--2 d
Detroit ... 100 600 Cu"--l o
Love and Stanagc; Kerr and Schalk.
Morning game: r. II. T..
Detroit .. 100 nOn Onn--l \ /
chicago . nos 400 J0N.-S II L
Bnlarkl. Kallin and Ainsmth. f"llc;
CirNtfr and Srhnlk.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
COMP PLETED
BIG MERGER

J. n. oonAhafter q Go. Of Thas City
Received the Following Letter From
the Minot Auto 90. Today, Inform
ing Them That the Merger of tho
Mnot And Grand Forks CoWpaniee
Has Been Completed.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
STEELE COUNTY
FARMERS REVOLT
Start Independent Paper at
Finley as Protest Against
Liggett Methods.

Finley. N. D., Sept. 15.-The Fin
ley County Observer is the name of a
new weekly paper appearing here,
edited by D. w. Dickinson and owned
by a corporation made up exclusively
OF Steele county farmers. The first
edition contains four pages and a lib
eral amount of advertising.
Is Protest.
The Finley County Observer comes
as protest against the recent meth
DDS employed by the Townley press
bureau. Some time ago the so-called
national service bureau, which is
nothing less than Townley in print,
organized stock company here, took
County Tribune and the Finley
Beacon, rechristening the sheet thus
formed ''The Steele County Farmers
Press" and retaining Mr.. Dickinson
as editor. Shortly after this Walter
Lggett appeared upon the scene, at
stitute an important Socialist article
in his stead. The effort aroused q
protest and Idggett becoming angry,
struck Mr.. Dickinson in the eye while
the latter was sitting in a chair. Lig-
gett was arrested. paid his fine and
went his way.
Form New Company.
Dissatisfied with the policy of the
Lfggett sheet and With the absolutism
Of the Townley domination. the farm
ers interested met and decided to
form a new stock company and pub
lish paper Of their own, independent
in policy and free from Nonpartisan
league control. The Steele County
Observer is the result.
League Losing Out
The new paper Is promised q lib
eral patronage. Mr.. Dickinson has
been hired as editor and manager.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
MAN HES Err IS /
GIVEN STATUE
OF LINCOLN
1udre Parker of New York
Presents Work Of Art to
English City.

Manchester, England, Sept. 49,
ssWhile our entry into the great war
was belated and as we feel, excusably
30, it will not be claimed that we fail
ed to play manly part after we were
in," said Judge Alton B. Parker of
New York, chancellor OF the Sulgrave
institution, in presenting George
Grey Barnard's statue OF Abraham
Lincoln to the city Of Manchester to-
day.
Moreover, we know at the outset
that if we agree to act in definite
way and work together We can help
keep the peace OF the world. We also
know that the pledge Of both nations
will be kept come what will"
"1t is but natural that two whole-
some peoples should come to think
very much alike and think we'll OF
each other and in time be helpful to
standards Of citizenship and in prop
erly considering the obugah ton of each
to the family Of nations he contin-
ued. 1--WE have fondly believed the
friendly relations which have been
slowly but firmly building between the
United States and England should
focus the attention of the world upon
the demonstrated fact that nations
can, if they will. settle this difference
either through diplomacy or arbitra-
tfon.'
In his address Judge Parker en-
phasized the fact that to Lincoln the
integrity of the union presented the
whole question between the north and
the south prior to and during the war
between the states, the problem OF
slavery being subsidiary to the vital
need of maintaining intact the au-
thority Of the federal government
The Lord Mayor Of Manchester ac-
cepted the statue on behalf of the
city
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
FIGHT ONTO
PUT POLICE
BACK ON JOB
Action Will Depend on Re.
suit of Conference With
Police Commissioners.

Boston. Sept. IA campaign to
regain for the striking policemen the
places now officially declared to have
been lost because Of desertton Of duty
was expected to be inaugurated to-
day. The action was expected to de-
pend on the result Of a conference
between union leaders and Police
Commissioner Curtis
Immediate danger Of general
strike, threatened by the central labor
union, appeared removed by the dis
position Of the labor leaders to move
slowly.
The fact that the central labor
union adjourned last night without
calling q meeting in advance of its
regular session next Sunday was ac-
cepted as an indication that union
leaders locked upon the fight as a
long one, in which they would take
action only after mature consider
alton.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
FlUhlE UNITED
WITH ITALY BY
D'ANNUNZI0
British And French Troops
in City Prepared for
An Attack,

Geneva, Sept 15.-Gabriele dan
nunzio. supported by the forces Of
Ardete which accompanied him into
Fiume, has proclaimed a union of
Fiume with Italy, according to ad-
vices received by the Serbian press
bureau here from Belgrade.
Fiume was plunged into anarchy.
the advices declare. when the brigade
of Italian troops which previously
had evacuated the city, returned with
out officers. elected the local authors
ties and arrested the Italian general,
Pittaluga.
The British and French troops in
Fiume. the message states. barricad-
ed themselves within their quarters,
expecting to be attacked while the
crowds in the city tore down the AL
lied flags.
The Serbian authorities, 1t is added,
still remain in the suburb of Susak,
which is isolated.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15

=
THE tire that has capturea
j the Northwest this year IS IS
the Firestone Gray SldeWall
type.
Their praises are sung rom 1ne
thickly congested city streets %
the far away places OF PraHle
and mountain.
Inside they are all life and
strength. Outside they are an
t0ughness, to take the GRIND OF
our rutty roads.
You are entitled to the saving
and satisfaction this improved
tire insures. Go to the dealer
who sells 1.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
HAS
POWER TO COPE
WITH SITUATION
D'Anaunzio Still in Fiurne
After Leading Troops
Into City.

Rome, Sept. 15.-General Badoglio,
deputy chief Of staff OF the Italian
army is armed with full powers to
cope with the serious situation that
has arisen at Fiume since Captain
Gabrielle d'Annunxio. the italian poet
led forces variously estimated
to number from $500 to 1900 men
into that city last week.
According to latest advtces Captain
d'Annunxio is still in Fiume. Detach-
nents sent by General Robilant, COM
mander Of the Sixth Army corps to
disarm Captain d'Annunzio's men
have refused to obey orders. This
according to statement made yes
terday by Premier Nitu, was "Sedi.
tton." the premier adding that he wAe
determined to act in a manner that
would avoid grave conflicts"
Reinforcements for Captain dan
nunzio's forces are said to be march,
ing on Fiume, parts of the sixth ar.
tillery regiment and a cyclist corps
being reported near the city. Genera
Ferrari, commanding the Italiar
troops on the armisttce line, has beer
ordered to prevent the forces from
Joining Captain d'Annunzio.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
A Beautiful Skin and StnaFt's Oal-
cfum Waters Have Made Thou
sands Of Girls Happy.
Don't smear the face with creams,
lotions. powders and rouge to hide

what ought to be real natural beauty.
Don't try to hide pimpies, ETC., but get
rid of them by clearing the blood
with Stuarts Calcium Waters. This
wonderful beauty maker has, a most
remarkable action to naturally seek
the skin, dry up pinples, so that the
Impurities pass off.
In few days the skin becomes
clear, pin1ples dry and flake OF, boils
cease. blackheads are gone, yellow
muddiness disappears and before you
can realize it you have more beau
tiful complexion. No creams, lotions,
bleaches or other external methods
can do this. as all experience has
provsn Get 50-cent box Of Stuart's
Calcium Waters at any drug store.
Begin today.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
Consumers League
Of Paris Holds A
Successful Sale

Parts, Sept. 15.-The Consumers
league of Paris inaugurated yesterday
it's first sales headquarters with
much success. Joseph J. b. E. Nou-
lens, minister of provisions. has in
vited the promoters Of the enterprise
to confer with him this afternoon.
Buying their own provisions at a
central market and carting them to
the leagues retail establishments, the
directors Of the league have realized
saving running as high as SO per
cent on the current retail prices of
some articles,
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
Seoul Quietest Since
Attempted Murder
Of Baron Saito

Seoul, Korea, Friday, Sept. 6.-By
the Associated PresA)-The city has
been quiet since tho attempted aasas-
sination Of Baron Saito, governor Of
Korea, on September 2.
Baron Saito has made public list
Of proposed reforms and has express
ed his determination to carry out his
program without waverinE.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
M1NoT AUTO 60.
Mlnot, n. Oak,
Sept. 18th, 1919.
]. n. .ConshAfter d Co., -
Grand Forks, North Dakota

Grand Forks, North Dakota
Gentlemen:
We are pleased to inform yous ana
the stockholders Of the Ainot Auto
Co., Inc, that the merger Of Minot
and Grand Forks companies has been
completed. This merger makes the
earning possibilities Of the Minot
Auto Co., Inc. 80 favorable that 1t is
deemed advisable to raise the price Of
on october 6th. 1919, par value of
stock being $1,000.
The directors Of the company have
decided that all stockholders Of rec
ord, whose stock is fully paid on
November 6th, 1919, shall participate
in any dividends declared by Minot
Auto Co.s Inc, for the year 1919. We
deem it advisable to inform you of
this conclusion that you may take ad-
vantage Of the same and see that your
stock is fully paid up on or before
that date.
For your information relative to the
plans Of the Minot Auto Co., Inc, we
wish to advise that we are negotiating
with the Great West Motors Ltd. Of
Calgary, Alberta, for the controlling
interest in their company. The Great
West Motors Ltd. have contracts with
WHY'S Overland Co. Of Toronto for
the entire province Of Alberta, serving
a greater number Of people than the
entire population of North Dakota
The business of this company is al
ready we'll organized with more than
one hundred dealers under contract
and a we'll perfected sales organiza-
ton. Nothing, Of course. will be done
regarding the acquiring Of this prop
erty without further notice and con-
ference with our stockholders.
The samples Of the long expected
small Overland four car have Just
arrived and the management Of the
company looks for a great speeding
means that the profits will be larger
from now on. Our wholesale Access
sories business is in q very healthy
condition and growing daily.
The ever growing demand for the
tractors and farm lighting plants,
which this company is distributing,
places that branch of our business on
substantial basis and means steady
increase in our profts.
Yours very truly,
(signed)
MINoT AUTO COMPANY,
BY Il. c. Stearns,
Secy. and Gen. Mgr.
GRAND FORKS OVERLAND :
COMPANY.
BY p. W. Miller,
- President.
Our readers will recall the issue of
Mar. End, 1919, when we announced
the contemplated merger to be under
taken by Mr.. Conshafter, who has
successfully carried out the plan. y
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15

Our readers viii recall the issue Of
Mar. End, 1919, when we announced
successfully carried out the plan. y
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
Marseilles Strike
Has Been Settled

Marseil1es, Sept 15.-The strike Of
dock laborers and the general strike
which resulted from 1t have been set
tied, according to announcement here
this morning.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-09-15
BOGRAM HEADS
THE GOVERNMENT
OF HONDURAS

San Salvador, Sunday, Sept. IA
D- Francisco Bogram has been
named provisional president of Hon
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-20

When you strike at revivals you spit
into the face of God Almighty and
you tear open the wounds in the side
of Jesus Christ.
If angels are willing to go into
Sodom, then We ought to be willing
o go anywhere to try to help some
1odv 10 Jesus Christ.
You admire anybody that shoots the
truth at you, although he may shoot
your old carcass full of holes while he
is on the job.
This country will be so dry the first
Of July that you will have to prime a
man before he can spit.
God was doing business a long time
before YOU ever came into the world
and if were God, l wouldn't let a LOT
of you stay here.
Cod delivers the goods, express pre-
paid.
Take the churches out of Tampa
and your real estate wouldn't be worth
fifteen cents on the dollar by Christ,
mas. The tourists wouldn't come neal
you.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-20

Exercises attendant upon the dedi-
cation Of the new Tourist club build
ing will always be remembered as one
Of the pleasant events. having a part
III r oc,,liift.l The future for Tarpon
Springs" declares the Leader, which
published on Wednesday last an az
court Of the interesting occasion. The
Tourist club building has just been
completed and was formally dedicated
with an entertainment in which many
particinat~d. Several hundrded people
were present, members of the Tourist
club and special guests. and everybody
had a good time. Talpon Springs is
coming forward among the mos
prominent Of tourist towns aid h
visitors VITO have b.on enjoying -
winter t'1a'n 2pp~ar % ba CHARMED
with the pace Times Union.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-20
ADVERTISING RATES

By the month, every publication
day, 10 cents per inch.
Less than month, at least 8 times
a week, 1919 cents per inch,
Single insertion or two insertions,
Is cents per inch.
SIX columns to page-13 pleas wide
and 1914 inch long columns.
Can use mats up to columns wide
and 10 inches deep.
Goes into IS per cent of the homes
Of Tarpon Springs.
Local Advertising Is cents line
per issue on first page and 10 cents
per line on all other pages.
Want Advertising. Classified, one
cent a word per issue, minimum rate
25 cents; cash to accompan; copy.
Special Notices. For on--uary no.
tees, cards of thanks, resolutions, and
notices of entertainments where any
charges are made for admission OF
otherwise. the charge will 5e regular
local advertising rates of Is cents q
6ne or first page and IL cents a line
or 81 Other pages.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-20
INTEREST AND PRINCIPLE

The small borrowers problem is not
one of interest, but of principal.
This storming about interest as the
cause of most of the small borrowers
money troubles is important, but ii is
not fundamental.
For instance, a farmer borrows
$1,000 at eight per cent interest to
build a new COW shed.
The annual interest will be $50. At
six per cent it would be $50. The diff
ference of 500 will not break the back
CT any intelligent farmer.
1t IS not inability to pay interest
thai results in the closing of the mort
cages on the farms; it is the failure
20 pay the principal.
All his may sound ridiculuos to the
business man who has been in the
habit Of borrowing money for produc-
tive purposes all his life, paying off
his notes regularly at their maturity.
To him. interest is serious matter.
he difference between six per cent
and ! Oh per cent being enough to
turn loss into large profit in a Big
deal.
Further It IS not the intention in
""v way to minimize the Importance
# keeping interest rates at the lowest
possible point that will return a fair
profit to the lender.
Also. it is just as necessary that the
small borrower get his money cheaply