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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho. Feb
ruary "a, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Oscar
N. Newkirk, of Whitebird, Idaho. who,
on March 8, 1917, made Add. Home
stead Entry (List 1-115), No G697S,
for SWA SEA SEA NEH, SEA
SWH SEA NEH, VIZ NEA NEH
SEA, NWH NEA SEH, NEH NWH
SEA, & E15 NWH NWA SEH, Sec
tion 30, Township 81 North, Range
l West, Boise Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make three year
homestead Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Hampton Taylor, U. S. Commissioner,
at Grangeville, Idaho, on the 9th. day
of April, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry F. Nelson, Howard Swatman,
Clyde Hartman, Fred Reid, all of
Whitebird, Idaho.
HENRY HEITFELD,
4l-5 Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
Another Effort to Explain.

"What do you think causes the high
cost of living?"
'ToO many obliging dispositions"
replied Mr. GrOwcher. Everybody is
trying to keep. enough nloney on hand
to meet the extraordinary demands of
everybody else"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
Sea Water Gold

"What has become of the man who
had a recipe for getting gold out of sea
water?"
"He succeeded in doing it. He gave
up fOoling with laboratories and took
over the bathing privileges at an
oceanside resort"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
GIVEN. THAT

GIVEN, THAT ! win
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of sa;, a; D. B
of the Court House doa' u day, !
Of Idaho, sell at nnl or Of Ia.
gold coin of the Upited ''c g. alss
right, title, claim and e'ats
Defendant, J. 0. Cbandlinn' eres
the above described n Of
much thereof, as NAV Pb,Opeft
raise sufficient money 70 a l..
Judgment, with interest ~ an 9as
to the highest and best ana iil %
Dated March 10th. lo0 odaa'i
4S-4 Constable, Grang @,ii9l'I
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
Immediate Response.

81 asked Mr.. Smith to give me a
SHOW that would afford me an opening
FOR my peculiar abilities"
Did he do it,"
"Oh, yes. He showed me the door"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
The Reason.

Here's a magistrate reproves a man
severely for using only one arm when
he is driving his car with a girl"
Il suppose the reproof was for let
ting his energy go to waist"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
A Homeopathic comnIaint

How is your shorthand depart
ment?"
"TOO much like ITSELF"
''What do you mean?"
ITS shOrt-handed."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
act.

She-Tell me in plain terms what
you think of my picture.
He-Madam, to speak of your pic
ture in plain terms is impossible.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
His ADVANTAGE

"A butcher is lucky in these times"
"Why SOP"
Because he can always make both
ends meat"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
The Result.

"Mayme's father heard her young
man tell her he was burning with
love for her"
"What did he dor"
HE put him out"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
The Cause.

"Why do actors call a good role a
velvet One?"
Because they expect pile from
it,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
Mixed information.

Whats a synonym"
IT'S one of those places where you
get a big salary and nothing to do"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25

Mr.. Jones-I'm smoking a terrible
lot of cigars lately.
Mr.. White With conviction.
You're right, if that's one of them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25

FOR SALE-GoOd apples at the
Union Warehouse from $3.50 to $3.50
per box. Jonathans, Rome Beauties
and Winesaps. Also sweet cider at IS
cents per gallon. Bring your jugs 43-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
Trouble.

Trouble.
Trouble travels very fast
No mans swift enough to shake him;
Makes no difference how he runs
1t can always overtake him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-03-25
Mixed Varieties.

"Well, what kind of a family tree
did you get from that expensive
genealogist?"
81 thought was going to get
peach, but he handed me a lemon"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16
PLANS FOR IC|CLE
WATER DISTRICT
BEING COMPLETED
III BLlC Is ASKED TO LEND SUP
PORT TO THIS VITAL PROJECT.
WILL BE OF GREAT BENEFIT
70 ENTIRE VALLEY.

World Jan. 8; in looking for a
place to locate the first question ask
ed Is concerning the churches, second.
me schools and third, about the wat
err said f. f. Whitney in recent in
terview. "The people of Wenatshac
and valley fail to realize the real i'm
portance of this and therefore fail to
give 1t the proper consideration.
The committee which has been ap-
pointed is hard at work preparing a
boundary for the proposed water ey,-
tenn which will cover everything from
Wenatchee to Leavenworth. inclul
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16
STARS INSTALL OFFICERS.

Cascade Lodge No. 125. o. f. s.
held its regular meeting Wednesday
-vening. Jan. i, and after tho routin.
business the officers elected and an
pointed were installed as follows:
W. M.-Gertrude Barkee.
W. r-Shirley c. Maddox.
A.M.-Emma Irwin.
Secretary Mary MotteIer.
Treasurer-Pearl T.. Wheeler.
Conductress-Frances b. Field.
Associate Cond-Kiska Belle Dan
iels.
Chaplain-Fmma Walker
Marshal Myrtle Ruth
Warder-Gertrude Maddox.
Sentinel-F. \. Constable
Organist-G Geneyievc Barkoe.
Ada. Hildcgard Spcidol: Ruth
Coma Brown: Esther Stella Day:
Martha.Bird Gibson: Electa.Fthel Ap-
plogate.
Mr.. Ewing was acting installation
officer
In behalf Of the Lodge the Past
Worthy Matrons-Mrs Anna sam
son. who is spoken Of as the 'NIothor
Of the Lodge" Chavinc been the first
Worthy Matron). Mrs Mary Note
lor. Mrs. Gutherloss and Mrs Fwiro.
were presented with beautiful Past
Worthy Natrons' pins by the neon.
ing Worthy Natron. Nrs Notte'cr
was also presented with beautiful
basket by the lodge as a slight token
Of appreciation Of her great work for
the good Of the order.
Victrola numbers woro played dur
ing the early part Of tho evening and
after installation a delicious plat
luncheon was served. About seventy
were present
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16
tN\I Al. BALL.

The third annual ball Of the Dix
club will be given at the Firamcn'.
lall on the night Of Jan. 81 4 prize
will he given for the best Waiting
couple
Lost , small Masonic books. Find
er leave at Echo Office for reward
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16

A. mentioned last week the decis-
ion IN the Leavenworth waterworks
system case was recently handed
down and The Echo this week gives
the opinion of Judge Allen, before
whom 1t was tried last summer. in
full so that our readers may know
lust what views the Court held.
The city has been informed by their
attorneys that the defendants. the
contractors, have moved to set aside
the judgment and it will be some time
yet before the final decision is made.
The opinion in full follows:
.
In Superior Court for the State of
Washington for Chelan County
City of Lcavenworth. a municipal
corporation, Plaintiff.
VS..
- A. Seaman and J. W. Ouiog. undor
the firm and STYLE of Seaman and
Quigg, ct al. Defendants.-No,322
.
"The City of Lcavenworth a muni-
cipal corporation. on Sentcmbor %
1912. entered into a contract with tbe
defendants for the construction Of
water-works system for the Citv The
contract was let. after notice and was
based upon certain plans and snocif
cations nronarod bv +bo Cit, rno.inoo.
Of the CITY. The nlans and snocifc,
tions lacked much in defn;tenass and
were apparently deemed bv +bo con-
tractors of sufficient clearness to var-
rant the submission Of q h;d which
was accented bv tho c'itv R,, +bo
terms of the contract itself .tbo snoc;
fca4;ors and r1ors ~, e1o :, a.
of the CITY Clerk together with
all and singular s+fpu1a+ions +baroir
contained are 10 he considered nar+
of the contract, except where other
wise expressly stimulated in tho mo
posal and as NAV herea fter bo sa+
forth BY a written clause in this con-
tract
"The specifications included amonc
other provisions. the following.
Paragraph 4
THE work 70 he done con,nrises
4he furnishing Of all materials ard,.
Dor for the complete construction Of =
water works system 70 he ownod b,,
The Citv.'
"Paracraph IT.
ANY failure Of tbe engineer, !,
charge 70 detect irnorfoct yorl, or "a.
focfivo material dn,ing tho nrooross
IF tho construction shall IN no way, 70
Hevo tho contractor. Of bie ob1ic.,.io,,
f. furnish rood materials and do ,,ood
y-orl'
.oTbe ORIGINAL cor+,oc+ ,,,.ico oo-,.o,a
upon was tho sum or Tbirtv-ri,o +bo,,
-and five burdrod dorrars Til ,,.,s
later sunn,onant.d bv oddi+ioro,
agreements hot,voor +bo nar4ios o,.i.
donced nv writton ofror and accom-
tanco bv tbo Citv Council ob1i,,;rc +bo
civ n tho ,o,,,,or+ IF two r,,,.+lo.
and additional sums ono fo,. st5oo
and Tho o+bor for +bo s,,, of $500
making tbo on4iro ,o,sido,o+;o,
agreed 70 he Maid s45 soo
"crbsoo,ent "a tbo da+o of or+o,.;r
into Tho or;oirol contract nd ,..;or -
III. t;,,o +boso +,,.o -,,,,-ao,,,,4 ~;
cations ,roro i,c,,,.roa +bo c;+,. r.
qinaor P F Rrov-r rosfo,od o,d a
nev selection for tLo most y.,s I'D
In tho norson If 7 Cool r,,,,,odi
ate1v foIrowino the induction If Cool,
into Office the fo,eooirc sunn,er,er+-
Al contracts were ,ot At +bo irstarco
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16

"Total Judgment S11.9I4.49
Judgment may be entered in ac-
cordance with the foregoing opinion.
"Dated December =. 1919"
Mote by the Editor: As the above
j. from a copy Of the original the
judges name is omittedl
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16

"While the original contract. taken
in conjunction with the specifications
is of that indefinite kindwbich the con
scientious contractor views with d:s-
trust. if not with alarm It * bv any
reasonable construction an entire con-
tract which required at the hands Of
the contractor a water works system
which would perform certain service.
In the course of the construction Of
the system in the performance OF
such contract-it was inevitable that
differences would arise as to the pron-
er fulillmont of its terms and condi-
tions. The City Council acting for
the City. and the contractor. acting
for themselves. collusion and fraud he
ing absent would. It is natural to as
sumo. give a loose and general con-
tract an Interpretation most favorable
TO their respective interests. It IS the
generally accepted rule Of law that
whore parties to a contract interprot
the provisions Of their contract. that
the courts should accept that interpre-
tation. I am disposed to apply the rule
here As to those items in the supple
mental $500 contract not expressly
and definitely included in the original
contract. these having been accented
by the action Of the City Council. must
be charceahle against the CITY as its
own Interpretation of the contract un-
less the action Of the council was the
result Of fraudulent collusion.
"On this latter point no fraudulent
cooperation between the CITY Coun-
Gil and the contractors has been es-
tablished. As 20 the items definitely IN
cluded in the original contract and
likewise included in the SUBSEQUENT
$4,000 contract but not actually install
led by the contractor an allowance
must be made in double tho sum. As
to any item not definitely included in
the original contract but actually in
stalled under either Of the subsequent
contracts and the use Of which has
been actually enjoyed by the City. no
charge viii be made against the con-
tractor Il being tho opinion Of +ho
Court that regardless Of any improper
purpose back Of the act Of the enpf-
neer and the contractors the accent
ance and use by the city ohlicatos the
city TO It's payment.
I Judgment may be entered against
the defendants in the following toms:
"CParagraph IS of the Complaint)
"Sum paid 70 contractors.
without estimate and
without EXPLANATION 11o1n9
"Four patent air valves
mot installedl included
IN ORIGINAL contract-val-
ned At 10000
fFrroneousIy included in
estimate Of Oct. 9. 1912.
at 5000
"fP. 91) All gate valves0
"fParagraph % Of the Complaint)
"H2 four-inch gate valves
! mot installcd) in origin
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16

+ d - rn4If#flCA
.stf,,.+, - o. 1o,o
=. 900 a,
"pa,.,o,.,,,I, D. oe 4ho C,.,.,,.;,.,,.
90 c1oL. ,i.1;.r ....r..s.
;,s+,llod H.. :a.l,.l,i =;
o..;a,a4 - o.. ,o,o coo,
80 s1t nv. ir.,,,i,5 -
os+;,,,o+a of o.. ,o,5
NOT fastol1ad ,ooo,
"lpa,.aa,a,,1' o. ar 49,. C,.....,,,;,,.1 i;'o.9'
p,.os.,,,.o ,.aI..a ia.1,la5 :,
s,oo:f...;l.- ~. ;a1..,
1od 80,
"lp..,,.,.a,.l. o., r,',1' '2'9'
..ro;l,,ra :, L..1. en- H..
dran4. .;a1. o.
Jon+t ,ooo,
..,pa,, l5., ,'0'o'
c,,,.-,a;',,l @',.', '''' - - NV
on,. rooson 81 n.a ,..3.
ona.,. of ,Lo 4o..;,,a,
ai,..
dor this item
"CParagraph q Of the ComplainD
'.Thc CITY is entitled to tbo
difference in value be-
tween the 10" overflow
pipe contracted for and
the -" actually install
1aJ ''9' 900,
"Fstimata Of Oct. &. 1912.
includes $500 waste as
a needed extra although
already included in orici-
nal specifications Cast
paragraph ....- ...... 10000
" Placing the same. 400. .oC
Paragraph 2S
Il do not believe that the
900 pipe supplied by the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16
Opinion of the Court in the
City WaterworkS Case
All Points of Contention Covered and Views
of Court Given in DETAIL

reached by the contractor; or on the
other, that he acted in conjunction
with them in defraudng the City as
to these other items Of construction.
The appearance at subsequent dates
of vouchers paid ON false and mislead-
ing estimates by the contractors and
the engineer as to work done. the finn
sy and unsubstantial construction. the
continued variation from requirements
of the specifications merely confirm a
distrust which arises at the very in
ception of the work directed by Cook.
"A balance sheet between the par
ties TO this contract stands as follows:
"Original contract S39.50O.OO
Supplemental contract.
Oct. s, 1912 .-......... 1900 0O
Supplemental bridge
contract ........... ........... 1.S0O %
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16

Difference between total sums paid
contractor and original contract
price .----.-.-..--..............-.-- -211.011.93
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
WARRINGTON

\ numH"r OF young pc0pl" enjoyed 4
truck ride to Fdlrm0rt Friday rv"u:mG
gwen by Frank Cross ana Darius From.
hart. Tho party l"f, THIS city about
So o'-lorh and returned At n l.tlc hOur
stop was made ~ FarminciUn. whcr"
lunch WAS served 'ThOS" pr"SCn; W'r"
Misses l.u"ilr fundloCk. Virginia IIaw-
knS. Lucille lehman. icu"vl"vr Hen
now. Ed,'h kOr"N. lHcIn. Henry. N"ivn
Rym"r. Ruth EU"y. Helen H!grs, Ni!cc
i!ggS. M"Ss"S James Thumas G~"rg"
Graham. CIark Furl.ce. Gerald Elliott.
rcn Haught. raul Masters. Edwin
Haught. Stanley raInds'one. DAVIS
Frankharc and Frank Cross.
IT, j Mathews. Marshall Mathews
rc,"r Price. Ev"r"u Beatty and ROBERT
EulhcN attended me fair a, WaynrshurG
Inst week
Earl /. Patterson was q, bus ness VS.
TOR IN Whc, ling, Saturday.
Mrs / VI Long tr' ct and son Born
ard returned home to-day after a visit
with relatives near EowlrsburI
pr aud Ny NJ. +. Ii,m.l,un hav" re-
turned from Il N.SI; 1T Hcrh"y Springs.
puranc" IL, ~lnan was a visitor III
Fairmont Sunda!
Harry Anderson MSS returned from
IN" knights Of Iythias conv'n,"n at
Miss Ella Row"rs has returned from
VISIT a; Mountain l.nh' I'arn
MISS Rcla Mari returned last week.
FOR a jwo week. : NtS!t NJ her hon1" "n
Ciarkshurr Street. after studying at he
Moody Eihlr InstItut" nj ChicaCo
The R"v John Ecdd"u. Mrs E",Ion
and daughter GLADYS. mo hhv' Toe, IA
VISITING with relatives ~ Huntington
and Charleston. hUN" returned hunlr.
nay Tahl"r "f Pittsburgh. spent n"
week nd win rs father. SuT'. =. g.
rnhI"r q: th" city - h"olN.
Mir and Mrs. f'"lIN M".gh"n. Mr. ami
Mrs. l. K Eurt ana VI. and Mrs /: r.
Patterson rnut"r'd Z" Na?u"NHdrE last
w"ck to NiSi N" TAR
Mrs ". H. Wrrh> Of N"war&. a.. IS
the guest o. r",atiN,., "a ms 'IiN.
= l. Flanagan has returned FROM a
viSr; with MS brother. pr " T. Flah.
agau a. McN"y. H. On has vast hr was
accompanied By the Doctors little
dnurn,-r Mary. VIII" mas been visiting
her
Mr. T. \ Yos, - VISITING her hlugh-
ter Mrs ! \ Wilson at Fa.rluoul
Mr and Mr. |; Slrwar, ana son Eau.
and 'Rr!' Jones were visitors III FAR
mont. sunday
returned. after Spending lh" .-Imm'r at
GInrrn,c Mriar, ha- re,arurd. after
spending ia" """N end with T. lallyot n
Wh""ituE.
Il I.ur, o.. IA nus.n.-~ ,raIr"r ia
Nj and Nj. Arch Hamilton left 90.
dnv "n ih"If ,n'h'I ou %, IA, ran'
H",""d VIA" h"r h""u IL" s.''Ni
81 fr.'nde Ia ihr~ 'lIN hn- r"iuIr,u -
his n"r"' la 4 hinr'. " s."
Nj l"'k i.niuI," .I,ur 10, u,,. lad
a. h.- n"u.' ,,r llaur#u stree
IinrB -'nr'u- hnr h''or'"u 90 r"r,lt"n
a. 'nr l.'"I".l al r'"I' 80 ruIIu.rr
Nj nud Nj 4 % irutrm and ,h.I
dr." ~',' F''a'n Il f',on'ln IA I'alr.
ru""' iunda
my IyAu uAIIftI ..IAII.-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena
Many Now Coaches

Many new coaches nave been added
~ the athletic roll OF local high schoo's
Tor TIA" coming hiEh S'ho"i iooto't! 80 80
son ana one OF tive hcSI seasons IN IN"
nisiury Of local schools Is expected
Amons them are reliable Eridiron spec
.uIi~l> who car turn out Il Hnr c'rF'"
with only SINAI! n.HtcTEt.. hre''hE
has secured the services or N"S'i Ross;
rormr- RuchanHon coach, VINO turned
out three OF the best c.cvCns that the
down state school has ever produced
upon thr gr.dIron. He * AIS" expected
To- mai, good in the local schoo! AZ
p.cn,y 81 material VIII he ut MS dls-
rosa Fcrmann Nuss. former Wash
irytnn AID jefferson star, Wi! replace
E.l Stoh3s at l.insly and Will :acc the
hardest problem 81 any or inc NJ"
hes n N" pranG" and Rack mas
aIv...S turned out q winning 'irven hut
M YEAR lacks the material bur II Nuss
,an SHAW ;hr goods he should pac"
wCn balanced team on III" held, SN""-
ncN. former l., Ihanl nr0tGg". VIII re-
place Guy Morrison A. M"undsvill"
H."h and a winning team wouid' place
hun wei Irlon.; IN" h.Sh standards OF
loc.,: ruacu"s Nuw word leans "nt mat
T. + cassidy W. tai" tn" athletic
duties g.! !. T.. Jew" at ITiadrI ph'a
N:cE CASSIDY IS II former Huniihfton
roarG. amt has always turned oIt good
teams N ali sports 50 the Out-thc-plhr
school - assured Of having the rea.
":tuU " TIA .hrraCh Will find II
hard proposition TO MI the shoes az
t"acA Lay man a; lIrl.a:r" th:s year aS
tn" Batter has :urncd out thrc" best
teams ever representing III" Rcd ana
li.A,n or the muddy f"!d and '"r thrir
new tuipr - turn out loans Of tn" past
Third Baseman HAS Weakness
Hardly eyer dos Il third bas":nan &C
cont ss-N on ur eight chances without
IN S"u", for IT s""ms - De = m"nii!
weakness Of AT third sackerS 10 h"f" ~
lra4t ON or two bad stops II they get A
chance to accept this many Even "a
Local baseball II IS often found That IN"
rnird baScman hardly ever gets hu;
ihrrc or four chances and usually has
one rrrpr But h" - due just!c" as II"
must get the ball to first faster than
any other inncldcr ana the ha. must
,nme on good bounce before h" can
acrompi .sn this as h- IS always given
= cheer when b." - sEcCcSSful in scoop
InE on" from tn" Ground ana making
a pcrfrct Ihrnw. Whrn he - forced TO
run nearly n 'Rtrd pas to eaten
hnuEdrr ne = IN bad position "a
throw. IN" TIA md - given an "r -
When Ia. makes ~ Id throw 10 III -.
TnkInr ia al difficulties or the game
In,. iHrrd LA S"mnn - really the most
buIneTod player on the tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
kin Eruptions Cause
Constant Torture

az all ether forms ~ skin diseases.
como from Il d!sordered condition ~ the
hiCod. They must be cured through m"
blood. and this explains why local treat
mont fails 80 absolutely
The -ad,cal and rational 'r"Hi mont -
To take a Thorough course % & :. the
purely vegetable blood remedy. which
no roughly cicanse> ,hc blood Uf every
PARTICLE " !mpurl;l \ few bottles Of
: ) s viii tout out the disease germs
from your blood. YOUR complexion VIII
begin 10 cIcnr UP and YOU viii soon hN
r:d Of the disease as thousands OF 9TH, RS
have.
90, bottle Mt tho drugstore today
write - our head physician. who Will
gladly Rive YOU full medical advice
without cnarg". Address Medtcat D.r"C-
;or. Gle Swift l.ah0rator Atlanta. ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
Second Gam
DODGERS KunBLED

cI.ouiS Aug 3n.--S, Louis hum
b,sRrocklrn twice today. Sa'tlnS the
So.e leaders down - second nlaCc.
--tarores wNrs - and -
ak outpitchcd MsrTuard in tho ArSt
- and rive visitors did NOT GO
=. past second haS". In ~" second
lie Rrnoklyn's defense cracked N thc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
Disease Germs Mist BE Eliminated
From ths Blood.

When your skin diScaS" reaches rs
worst stage and the hery burning causes
you 70 scratch and scratch n an effort
to Obtain renet. there IS many q sleep
less night IN store for YOU
II Is nothing more than FOLLY ~ expect
u BE- cured by tho Use ~ local treat
mert, such as ointments. SalveS. lotions
etc Such remedies may afford some
tom Dorary relief. hut vuu want more
than relIGs. YOU want a remedy that 1ill
rid you forever OF me tnrturInk dis
order
Eczema. tet'c-. holis. puppies. ulcers
irritaticns and scalp erupuons. as we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
PIRATES WIN
DOUBLE FROM
NEW WORKERS

Aug. 2o.-Alu"ugh outhit
IN tho Arst game. PITTSBURGH won n"'n
games o. codays doubt" header "''h
New York 10 and : 70 g.. IN NC mrs.
game Young had ny" A',SaI nF' I l,'i's
=, nj In tho second gam" Ponder
held .he visitors % ,hr" hits. ron
games wcr" featured ~ "Hnd"rt",
catchcS nv Bancroft. Runs, hlSo"" ana
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pa. cd tor Williams N A,h.


TNo-hasc h.,S T. collins. INSh"rE
NrInriS. Scott Rradv. Jones Thr""-baH
hll--Mcfnn'S SRcrlhccrS-- va. NJ INNS
pouhl,. rlnvs-Schang 10 VIA t."ft on
hnSrs- Ghlrng"t. RNst"n. RdS" ou
balls or Wtlllan~.l or wilkins on !
Hts--Ofr NiIl'anG ~ innings. or
NNkfrRon ~ inning. H. hs pitcher
- n, Wilkinson tSchanEl struck "m
r., NlnRmSe. ~ ZONES / Losing p;trh-
or Williams tmpir"~ chill and
Ovens Time Of game 30
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PAUL FOOT BALL CLUE

Notice Is issued 10 al former nom
hers Of The rau! Athletic club football
assncia ton 10 meet at the Pau, pool on
SUNDAY al 80 n'clock IL Astnavill~ n
tho afternoon The object ~ tho meet
ing - 70 form a football eleven for ~"
season that vii soon be "ioSc at hand
-RT-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Tha HtaudiaR.


BROOKLYN At ST L"ulE. y
Boston at cincinnati.
New YORK a, Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago
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HOW THEY Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Pittsburgh. {; New York, 2.
Pittsburgh. >: New York. l. /
Cincinnati, S; Boston. !.
ST. Louis, 6: Brooklyn. ..
St. LOUIS :: Brooklyn, J..
Chicago. :; Philadelphia, -
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nrE1HAr1ouA1 LEAGUE

Jersey City 5; Buffalo
Jersey city 10. Buffalo 2.
Baltimore s. Rochester I.
leading 0. Akron I. q innings y.
lKrrement)
Reading / Akron ].