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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-04-22

Reports have been received from
two Trego county farmers who can
raise the record on the amount Of
eggs and cream sold during the year
as reported in The World last week.
So far Fred Schemm, who lives in the
south part of the township is in the
lead He reports having sold 81 ,O0o
worth of poultry and eggs and 500
worth of cream during the year. He
keeps about Twenty-Five dozen hens
and milks several head of cows Gerd
Struss, 2 little northwest of town, Is :
little ahead of him on the sale Of
cream having received $858-0O for
cream sold in one year and $148.00
for cream sold during the month Of
March 1920. Who can beat this and
what have you averaged per cowz
Please report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

has never disarpuintcd--alwa aErrrs-
sive and carrying III" battle 10 his Gr-
pHTSnt EoiiowSrs of the Ian, Sam" fr n Yrs
against frankie Conlry. eX-hantam
champ: Mike Mitchell OF Indianapolis;
"Banty" SHARP Of Steuhcnvtlle; Johnny,
Raw OF Pittsburgh Young GOldi" of
pittsburgh; Dick L"ahman Of Bunal".
Eddie Wimlcr Of Pittsburgh: JiNm'"
Mccoy. star frath"rwcIght Of Jimmy
Dimes stable: Patsy Scan Ion of mus
champion. ana Eert Matthias If 81. Louis
and on every accession the home boy
has shown that he has the goods de
, featinG all tho above boys by good mar
gins.
Monday nights SCRAP IS going TO h%I
fast and furious as both Stewart and
Sandow feel that he is the better man
and when such u feeling exists IN" nght
, fans get the benefit
Young Sandow. his manager Del Clark
and his brother Sammy Sandow are due
To arrive hero this \. NJ. and arrang,
mCnts have been mad" for Sanuow 70
work out this afternoon at the Naioor!
Fighting Rilly" Williams Is ready
for the gong aud VIII only do little
work tomorrow to keep limhcred up
rive here sunday afternoon FROM lltt&-
burgh. Williams and Young Will weigh
In NJ the Turkish Bath Monday after
noon at zee at ) HrlorN. ,o ,,roa
y
round at the Waldorf Gym tomorrow
afternoon with Goo" Stewart and thnt
will be the end Of his training for his
90 with "Cyclone" Miller Of Mounds,
VILE. Miller is down 10 tn" required
weight OF 49, and is positive that john
NY Gallagher's wireless" plant will fall
before him.
The four round opener between Max
Hanna the sensational hoy of Wells
burg, and Young JetfriCs. IN" A"tnaNillC
leather singer. Is going Ia prove one Of
the surprises Of the program This bout
will be one OF the hardest Tough, affairs
on the bill and will produce "oodlcS
OF action.
, Tho Booster Club IL predicting that
there will not be seat 10 sell by Mon
day noon except the, general admission.
Tickets arc selling better than Mt any
previous bout and the club Il sure The
IS. r. o. sign viii be hurg out for
the first timo Monday evening:
Tickets can be secured az tho Anuer
Cafe. Victoria Pool Parlors, Mcclure thG-
ar Stand CrumbaCkers Cafe. Fort Henry
, Smoke House. Rutters Pool 'arlorS and
the Waldorf Gym. The sale Is heinz
handled In Martins Ferry by MarShall
Chopper and the Padden Cafe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Due 10 wonderful defense recently
put into practice by Coach Honest
John" K"llison. the Wheeling high floor
quintet won hard fought game from
Charleston High. the winners or last
years state tournament. 36-2S last ev-
ruinS IN the Wheeling high gymnasium.
In the offensive work Brinkkman led
the team. and was followed closely by
Sivltz. During the first half these two
lads dropped III several sensational
shot from the field. from very diff
cult les, and at the completion or
time n, re half, Wheeling High lead
"Q-6.
Dlcher and Lake. the former all state
tackle on last years eleven, shot many
hard luck shots during the hrst hail.
and a. a result. Tucker displaced Dill
cher in the second half
During the first tlrteen minutes OF
play in the second half. tho state
champions threatened 20 overcome the
lead Of the locals. The DOWNSTAIRS.
led by TUCKER. staged wonderful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Cathedral
MAGNOLIA
MOUNTAINEERS HAD
EASY SAILING WITH
CARNEGIE TECH FIVE

Special Dispatch to The Intclligcnccr.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Feb. II &C.
against Carnegie Institute and by dint
, OF consistently brilliant floor work and
the best shooting from tho floor since
the opening game with Yale. downed The
/ the Pittsburghers by tht score Of 43-2i.
! Zach got away in the lead three foui
! goals by Linn but then every member
OF the Mountainecrs' five scored from
the field In the first half running up tn"
: safe lead Of 30'l6 before the first period
Hill contributed four goals all Of
which were brilliant shots: while Hawk
! ms. Kiger and Dawson got two each and
! Captain Morrison ono.
: In the second half Tech held Yves,
! Virginia better. thought for part Of this
period the Mountaineers had three suh
! IN the game. Tech scored twice after
I this period started before West Virginia
/ registered. but then Dawson Tailed on a
! brilliant play and the procession WAS re-
sumed.
KisSr again had hard luck with his
cut jumped the Tech captain in the cen
/ ter rinX. On tho Tech team Lynn at
! guard WAS the outstanding star, tossing
/ in three goals from field Hnd twelve III
! sixteen chances from fnul. Morrison
also shot fouls we'll for West Virginia.
| Lineup and summary:
west va--42 Tech-24
I'M ................ ........ liumman
Right Forward
! Hawkins .-......-s-- ........... .Nii'n
Lett Forward
! Niger .....'.'.',....;..'' 'ar"y "ap(
Dawson Right Guard ''''''' """''
! Morrison tCaptD ..............., Lynn
| Left Guard
! SuhStituti0nS-tu'riE for Hawkins:
, Parker for Hin: Gaines for Niger. cod
F'icld goals-Iil 4: Hawkins ,: Ktscr
n. IT4.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
MOUND CITY SWAMPED
WILLIAMSTOWN: 47-17
Mcswain and Ryan Ran wild Resulting
In Moundsviue walking Away
From Down StaterS

Tho Orange and Black Quintet or
MuundsVile secured revenge last eve
Mag when they returned a defeat 10 III"
WilliHmst0wn High floor team at
M"umdsvile Ivy the overwhelming score
al 4I-lT.
The work of AlcSwain and Ryan for
MoundSNille was OF particular Interest
MCSwain by accurate shooting Gagged II
baskets while Ryan brought the crowd
to their feet with II yell on four OccaS-
ions when he looped the ova through
Of the floor.
Not once did tho visitors prove dang
erous and aS result several substitutes
were run IN by Coach Morrison.
McSwain. Ryan and Moore were the
big mon for Moundsville while Grow and
Hood played best for Williamstown.
Moundsville-47 WilNamstown-17
MCSWaln ............. ......... berry
Forward
i-aUcrty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mills
Forward
Moore (CapU ........... Ellis (Ca3t)
Center
oouburn -,...,...... .......... bFo"
Guard
Ryan ........''. ....''. IlOou
Guard
Substitutions: Barnette for Woodhurn:
Woodburn for Latferty: Young for Wood
burn; Cooper for Hood; Hood for Mills;
Mills for Ellis; Scltnrr for Grow.
Field goals--MCSwain Ii: Lafierty ,:
Woodhurn :; Ryan 6; Berry /, Mills J;
Hood 2.
Foul goals-Woodburn in 1; Mills
in 5.
Time Of halves--"o minutes.
Score Of half timc-@l-ll Mouudsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

and often entirely running the health *
=. :. :. IS made entirely OF gentle-s
acting. healing. purifying roots. heroS3
and barks. possessing properties thaSx
build up all parts OF the system. in ad[t
dition IL removing all impurities Ands
poisons from ;hc blood s. 5. s. Is SAFE
treatment for rheumatism, Catarrhk,
Scrofula. Sores and Ulcers. Skin Dts14
eascs. Blood Poison. and NIL disorders OF
the blood. 1t clcanses the entire systsn,s
and it's permanent. Get s. S. 8. at any
drug store today. 1t 10 q standard roen~
cdy recognized everywhere IS the GfoatG
est blood antldote ever discovOgeA It
yours Is a peculiar case write % 1e4IeAE
Director. 2el Swift LaboNtcfys
On sss * - 6 = ~ q q ssssSs5sszs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
MIDGET JRS. ADD
ANOTHER VICTORY
Defeated Orioles in Fast Game at Caths-
dral Coop" Last Evening.

The Cathedral Midget Juniors added
another win. Ia their long string Of &c,
tories last evening whcn tHeS uete ~,
Ihr fast going Orioles OF the North End.
'hv the score Of gals. The game was
interesting from start to finish and the
orioles led only once during he cncoun-
ter, thai being ut the beginning or the
second half. when the score was $50 ana
,Rcuther. forward, dropped TWO IN sue
cession and merged ahead Of the fast
going MIdsets, but they only held the
lead for minute. when Dougherty shot
Il foul goal and then followed with a
field goal.
pouGh"rty and BcltZ were the stars
for tho Midget Juniors while Connel and
Srahright played stellar ball for the
orioles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Known for SO Years as the Best Rem.
edy for Rhcumatism. Catarrn,
Scrofula, Skin Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field are abundantly sup
pl!cd with vegetation Of various kih-S
that furnish the ingredients for making
Il remedy for practically every i'll ana
allmcni Of mankind. Medicines made
from roots. herbs and barks which Ma
turc has placed a. the disposal or man
are better than strong mineral mixtures
and connections. Mineral medicines
work dangerously on the delicate parts
of the system, especially the stomach
and bowels. by eating out the lining
membrane producing chronic dyspepsia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Goo" realizes that the Cincinnati boy
Is a tough customer. he having fought
Goo to a standsttll Al Portsmouth, O..
last September. but the local product
claims he is la much better shape than
when they met before and expects t"
show he is Shadows master in every
department OF the game.
Local fEht fans are. sure OF run Tor
their money when Stewart fights and he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Tomorrow afternoon ~ the Waldorf
gym Walter Goo" Stewart. Wheeling =
fcatherweiEht t!tle contender. Wi! wind
up his training siege for his hattl" on
Monday evening with Young DaNy SAN
low. fea,herweiEht champion OF Ohio.
and considered one OF the mightIest per-
formers in the l22 pound class.
Stewart Is IN wonderful condition and
Is confident that he will beat SandOw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
MAGNOLIA At
COOP" TONIGHT
FAST MAGNOLIA HIGH OF NEW
MARTTNSvILLE CLASH WITH
CATHEDRAL CADETS
Game viii BE Played at Cathedral
Armory And Will Re Called At
Rinhk ninlnch Shnrn.

Game VIII Be P1hyed At CatneuraA
Armory And Will Re Called At
Eight O'Clock SHARP.
The fast Magnolia high school squad
Of New Martinsvillc will be the oppoSi-
ton for Cathedral tonight in the local
Bowl" This IS the second meeting of
these teams this year. and tonight each
will be out for blood. \ record crowd
should attend this game as tho Calibrc
Of tho visiting squad Is OF high order
and they have been wnding through
their schedule in championship style.
Magnolia, however. Will be forced TO
go at rp-top form, to cop as the
Maroon has bolstered up considerably
and will enter tho fray in good shape"
and are confident OF overcoming the
crushing offensive which the down
staters have rushed their opponents by
The visitors have a veteran crew and
are captained by Stocker, one OF the
fastest guards over at their school. In
Combs. who plays center. they have a
classy performer. who is being sought
by several Of the colleges in the Tr;-
State district.
A snappy curtain raiser will DO
played between tho speedy Bellairc high
school seconds and the fast going Ca
thedral seconds. This game should
prove appetizing to the fans as both
teams are anxious to triumph.
The lineups:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
STEUBENV|LLE WON

Special Dispatch 10 The IrtclIEenc"r.
STEl RENNILLE, o.. Feb. 13.--Stcu-
bcnville High won over Mt. Union COL
lego freshmen in an exciting game. here
This evening. by a score OF o. To y.
The college boys proved very formidable
opponents throughout. but tho wonder
fui floor work Of Captain Hawthorne
OF III" StuherS. enabled them 10 v.ln d.
cisvicly over the Mt. Union boys Brown
scored most Of tho Siuhhnrs points
while Thomas performed well for NJ.
Union. Tho lineup.
8. II. S.-27. Mt. Union-l7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
DEMAREE RELEASED
TO SEATTLE CLUB

CHICAGO. Fob. 13.-Al Demaree,!
pitcher for the Boston Nationals. tooey.
wa sreleascd by Manager Stallings TO
the Seattle Club Of the Pacific Coast
League. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
BASKETBALL TEAMS OF
BELLAIRE COP DOUBLE
VICTORY LAST NIGHT
BELLAIRE BOYS WIN HANDIL4
OVER THE QUINTET OF EAST
LIVERPOOL, 39-26.

,t,.,I, rup,c al Tho WAY,
-, 'I ~; ,,'s Ilari. quintet of Bcllairc
ior,,tnL ,hr Eas, Liverpool high i've
,",', s.:,,,,, ~ Tho travel Hill Eym in
60 s,,ora or 20-aG The game
I'.. 49, n, , lava crowd Of Bel
w. ~ 49,, ,.ns featured Lv tho
.r - ron,,iu NrDcrmo,t for
n"ot WV" 60, ~, ,I,i,ors
''n"'r '''" ,, -, pcuoir,
ms At"''''t'' ,h. or,o
hIgh mad na'" 'i,"e ~ w VII
WIN Wv on - ,ro nur;nr
- a. " w ., rls ,n,,,nlot civ
INC .'S' no. w ,,o;, r;rr. o,,d 1od .t
~ lima for ,b,, half. 10
w. N'''' I,r'. ,i,.r, ,,nr,cd in tho
w. '"t ~. o,,a c,nrrccd winners
- '''
Tu,,''t",' 20 r,os, rr.crnooI.s
e,s;,.,I, Buxton
7"''''' l'orward
- Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Having an average annual rainfall OF
about $40 inches, the central part or
the norihcrmost Of the Hawaiian is-
lands Is believed Ia be one or tie
worlds wctteSt spots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
Gold and Blue Lads
Defeat State Champs
BYA WONDERFUL DEFENSE THE OLD GOLD AND
BLUE FIVE OF WHEELING HIGH DEFEATED
STATE CHAMPIONS, 1926 - STEINBICKER
AND BRINKMAN WERE THE BIG STARS

come-hach The passing and shooting
was accurate and with hut four minutes
TO play. the score stood 49, with
Wheeling still on the long end. FOL
lowing a perfect foul by Lake. Brink
man looped two pretty goals from III"
field. and Siv'tz. also tailed with on"
goal. Brinkman concluded the scoring
for the game with Il foul goal.
summary:
wheeing-36 Charlestor-26.
Brinkman. 60. Forward. -. ..Dilrher
Sivttz. Forward. -. -. LAX"
Byrd. ........ Center. ..HendrickS
Beulcke ...... Guard. =. $50. .Hclzcr
Stelnb!Cker. -. Guard. .... Martin
Substitutious-UlriCh for Byrd: Tuck
err for Dilchcr Field goals-Brlnkman
:: Slvitz 5: Byrd .: Bucleke /; Durher
|. Lake .: Hendricks >: Heller ,: Mar
tin .: Tucker .. Foul goals--Brinkman
d out Of 9: Lake. out Of S. Scor"
at half tImc-Wheeling 20. Charleston
s. Referce-Boycc. W. II. S. Time or
halves--20 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
WELLSBURG DEFEAT
CARNEGIE: 81 TO Y
Special to the Intelligcnccr.

Special 10 the lnlelliEcnccr.
WELLSBUEG. W. Va. Feb. l3.-Com-
ing from behind in the second half the
Wellsburg high floor tossers walked
away with Carnegie Tech, IN the pre-
liminary game TO tho Wash-Jeft- RcNalls
game and emerged 3l-22 victors. Dur
Ing the first half hard luck shots held
the Brooke CountianS score low. hut
their gauge during the last period. and
due To the wonderful shooting Of Wade.
and Hought, Wcllsburg won. The work
OF uOuEht waS very spectacular, his
shots from the floor and password was
fine. and the visiting guards were UNI
able to hold him.
Wellsburg-1l. Carnogie-22.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Neutrality-suspicious. for Hnught; IVES,
for Jones, Burgufr for SvltnCr; Coates
for Tuck.
Field Goals-Wade. 5: HouGht. ::
Scltucr. .: Hanna. !. Furman. .: Soake g.
Foul tioals-Wadc. out OF 10; liam
ma. out of ~
Score of fredericksburg. 10: Carnc-
gic.'ll.
Rricrce-krilN Of Elliott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
TON|CHT'S GAMES

wellsburg high will Journey to-
Moundsville for game with Moundss,
Vile High. y
81
Wheeling High seXtette and the ~
W. c. \. basketball team will meet ini
the Wheeling high gym.
Cathedral high and Magnolia clash az
the Cathedral Coop"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

Suhstituions Spraguc for Paul:
Thompson Cor Myers.
Field Goals-Drown 4; Ech 3; a. Haw-
thorne 2: Paul ,: Sprangle !; Myers J.
Fouls-Brown .: Paul ?; Spanglc /;
Thomas ..
Rcfcree-WelSh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14

WHEELING BowLERS AT SMOKY
CITY TOURNAMENT DOING
GOOD WORK.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. l%.-ManE
Whccltng bowlcrs rolled high scores M
Ia" annual lri-state Ten PIN tournaneh[
which up-ncd here to-day and i. fra|i' .
# Tho Northern West Virginia city. had
= chance for honorS in all events up 20
eight o'clock OtniRht.
In the doubles. tho three high Wheel
ing teams were:
Ennis and stevenson, lis" Bailey and
Frazier. ll4%: Williams and kindleocrs'
81. l0l9. Ennis and stevenson were III
urst place IN the doubles.
Scores Of Wheeling rollers IN the "''o
singles. were: o
Mccain. 625: Glass. $500; Nolt', $50;
nnonheimcr. $50; r. Ray. IA: J. Ray
, 51o: Rumbcrger asa. Mccain was III
third place in tho singles al this time.
singles, 4:3o events: Wheeling scores
! were. Eailcy, 592: Frazier, $40 VII
liams. ISL: Daincd. 55>i Roister, $50: +.
Nolrc 537 {. Noltc 527, Ennis. ON: BY
cot. JOS, Burke. 49I: Stevenson A?''
Srhaf"r. 46l.
PITTSRrRGH Feb. lS.-Thc t.l%s
bowling team Of Wheeling team. 81
! Wheeling. in the sixth annual tri-Sla'c
! ten pin tournament here this afternoon
rolled into fourth place with score OF
/ @.79g
Scores Of the other Wheeling tlvr
men teams were;
Great Northern. @.579: Musce. @,Io9
! Whilakrr-Cil"SSnrr. 1865.
Scores Of Wheeling teams III the
doubles follow:
p W.,ncr and l.. Glass. LOSS: +. Op-
herman and q. Eumhcrgcr. 1.o|'; I.
Nul,c and J. W. Ray. 900; +. Jtpsom ana
j. MrCEnN, $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
GOD" STEWART WILL WIND Up
HIS TRAINING SUNDAY AFTERNOON

LOCAL FEATHERWEIGHT is IN FINE SHAPE AND
EXPECTS TO WIN OVER YOUNG SANDOW AT
THE MARKET AUDITORIUM ON MONDAY
NIGHT ALI, PRELIMINARY BOUTS ARE
ALSO PROVING OF INTEREST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-14
THETA MU WON: TIA

Tho Theta Mu basketball team won A
close game from the Whitaker-G lessncr
quintet last evening at the Cathedral
coop" by @I2i score. The game was
zig gag affair All the way. and il WAS
due to several timely shots that the frat
five won.
Summary:
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