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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
BETHANY NINE
WINS ANOTHER
COACH BUI.AND's PRoTEGES EASI'
LY DEFEAT JUN1ATA COLLEGE
IN PAST GAME
Randolph Plays FhSt Instead OF OF
Mound-Gets Home Run and
Docs Good Fielding

Bethany colleges baseball nine. fresh
from victory over the West Virginia
University nine. added another to It's
growing sr;ng by defeating the Juniata
College. Pennsylvania. nine on the Reth-
any field yesterday afternoon by the
score of TO |. The BiSons proved I"
be the masters OF the visitors at al!
times.
The feature Of the game was the SEN
st,onal playing OF Randolph, star
hurler OF the bethany nine, who played
on the pivot position yesterday. II"
was good on the fielding taking part
in tow double plays. and in addition
was good at the hat. getting home
run. a double and a single in as many
times TO the plate.
The Scora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
BRIDGEPORT SCHOOLS
FIELD AND TRACK MEET
Several Hundred Children From Grades
Will Take Part in Totay's Meet.

This afternoon Al stop II. bridgeport,
the annual field and track meet Of tn"
bridgeport. West Bridgeport, Kirk
wood. Hrookside and Aetnar.lle schools
AMI Bridgeport high school students.
with S"reral hundred children entered.
will b" staged. and much interest is BE-
ing taken in the meet in the OHIO river
town.
The program begins at o'clock
sharp. and there will bc every Kind Of
event known To track and h.ld staged,
being concluded by the staging Of !
ha sci bail game between two teams Of
girls Of the school.
\ handsome lS-inCh silver cup on an
ebony base goes to the high SChoo! class
scoring the most points. 4 si.k flag
goes IL the ward school gathering the
most points. while there will be numcr-
Gus gold cash. merchandise and 'lophy
awards to individual winners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
kIWANIS BASEBALL
nine MAY Be TAKEN
TO HUNTINGTON meet
local Business Hen NAY Send Diamond
warriors 70 state Convention
1Sxt Month

II present plans go through the
Wheeling Kiwanis clubs ha seball team
will be sent to Huntington June "a and
IS. where the state convention Will be
held to show their wares against any
other kiwanis team in the state.
Secretary w. F. Moore yesterday sent
notices to all members announcing an
assessment has been levied on every
member to help defray the expenses OF
the team. and it is expected his request
will be met with a ready response for
the bail team has been playing good
ball and should br able TO show good
work at the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
W.VU. SQUAD OFF

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.
MorGanlown. W. Va. May 2O-Thc
West Virginia University track squad
Of thirteen men left here late this ar
tcrnoon for Pittsburgh where they ar"
enterend in the University Of lhttshnrgh
intercollegiate meet tomorrow Inc
Nountaineers are not expecting great
deal in the way of points but believe
that Knutti can score in the hurdles:
George Hill in. the high and broad jump
Pierre Hill in the pole vauit: courtney
In the shot puts and possibly KENNEDY
md Riercr in the quarter mile.
Gordon Nightingale accompanied the
team in place Of Nate Cartmell. I'm"
Mounrainrcr baseball team which pays
the Clarksburg Independent team Al
Clark shurg tomorrow afternoon VIII not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
WEST LIBERTY Nine
CONQUERS WARWOOD
Green and White Il Admihistsred Defeat
by NormAlitsa by Score Of 90.

War~ood high schools ba ball team
was again defeated yesterday afternoon.
the West Liberty NUrmaltes proving -
be better team than the Green AMI
White. The final score was seven /
three.
In the first inning. West Liberty was
held scoreless. while in their half tic
Green and White lads pushed two runs
across the plate. In the second the Wis
ltors failed to tally. and the third was
repetition CT the others. In the
fourth. West Liberty was again BANKED
and ii locked like a victory for War
wood. but in tho sixth kemp's deliver
les were found and West Liberty tied
the score. Three moro were added in
the seventh. and two in the ninth COM
pleted the score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
GOES TO MONTANA
legion STATE Commander Will Deliver
Address In tho West

Department Comma nder ]. Byron
Stckerson has accepted an invitation TO
address the Montana stat" convention
OF the American Legion at l.ewistown
on June Is and 81.
The invitation extended to the West
Virginia commander IS an Indication OF
tho recognition which the Little Noun
tain State" department IS gaining among
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued yesterday by City Permit Clerk
George Abrams:
G. ". Watson. for construction OF a
garage: rOst estimated at $500.
J. A. Ticbau. for construction Of a
garage: cost estimated at $40.
Mrs J. &. fancy, addition TO a garage:
cost estimated at $3.50.
\ y. St"enrod. for construction OF a
garage: cost estimated a. 500.
J. W. Smith. for construction OF
garag": cost estimated at Sl0n.
F. J. Thurman. for conStructiop OF
garage: cost estimated At $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
TO BAHXUo IH8rrrurE

". v. England. OF the Center WheeT-
ing Savings Bank. will represent Wheel
ing at the convention OF the America
Banking lnatitutio to be held In Min
nea polls. Mimi. July IL to July "a.
From all over the United States repre-
sentatives viii be In attendance. T.; n.
Busche Of the Farmers and Merchants
Rank nf Rellair". member OF the
Wheeling chapter. will also DC present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
Won BY WILLIAMS

Pittsburgh, May 20>--Kid Williams.
Philadelphia. former banta m weight
champion. won the newspaper decision
in his ten-round bout here tonight with
Patsy ScanIon. Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
GIBBONS THE VICTOR

New York. May o0.--Mike Gibbons Of
st. Paul received the judges decision
over Patsy Flynn OF Brooklyn after
Is round bout in Brooklyn tonight. Glib
bons weighed 15S pounds. an advantage
OF nearly eight pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
STAGE IS SET FOR STATE FIELD: !"
AND TRACK MEET At MORGAN TOWN

French. Blueheld: Mullenex. Elkine:
Wilson. Parkersburg: Hough. WellsburG.
One mile relay-xHuntington, PenRs-
boro. Charleston.
Field EvsAts.
Shot put Barnum. FareksrbuFH:
Swearingen, Parsons: Brufey, Pullman:
Martin, Charleston; Da"'s. Charleston; 1
Wyant. Bluefeld.
Hammer throw-xBarnun, Parkeeos
burg: Rex Hall. Pullman; Fletcher.
Charleston.
Pole vault-xStatler. Pcnnsboeo: Fkr-
ley, Charleston; Wookey, Hunttngton;1
Taylor, Cameron; Dyer. CarkSbwT.
High jump Wookey. Hunttn1tea:j
strickfinE, st. Narys: Hall. Cha1lSston:
Cunnins CHAM. Pennsboro; Murphy, West
Union. -
Discus throw xBarnum, PHfke1S.
burg: Hendricks, Charleston; CARED,
Charleston: Davis. Charleston; CovAl-
lero, Rivesville: Swearingen, Parsons.
Broad jump-xHendricks, Charleston;
Barnum. Parkersbur WEIGH. Parksrs-
burg; Glenn, Elkins: Davis, Charleston;
Belt. Pullman: Statler, Pennsboro. =:
,Javelin throw-xBarnum, P1rkers-
burg; Cunningham. Pennsboro; Dyer,
Clarksburg; CARED. Charleston; Corbin.
Parsons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21

Summary: Two has" hits. Randolph.
Patterson. Jean. Malloy. Home run.
Randolph. Stolen bases. wells. Pattrr
son. Smith. Randolph. Goddard. Snyder.
Double play. Smith 10 Randolph. Wells
to Randolph to Brown. Struck out. by
Wells II. by Snyder 4. Base on balls,
off Wells |. off snyder |. Umpire
Sweeney Of Moundsvii!c High School.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
OVER STATE ARE on SCENE FOE
FOURTH ANNUAL MEET.
Much Interest Shown in Nest-LarEsst
City Will Not BE Rspresentsd -
Locals Get on Yesterday.

Special Dispatch TO The InteiliEencer.
Morgantown. May 2o.-This afternoon
and tonight. from all the points Of the
compass and from the remotest sections
OF West Virginia, squads. small and
large, Of the picked track and field
field athletes from Mountain State high
schools have been arriving. and tomor-
row morning. beginning promptly at
$50 o'clock. will begin the battle which
before sunset will ettle the 1921 track
and field championships for West Vir-
ginia high schools.
Prizes Galore.
There will be. prizes galore for the
winners tomorrow. There arc fifteen
gold. fifteen silver and forty-1ve bronze
medals to go 10 the winners Of first.
second. third, fourth and fifth places
in each event. There is large West
Virginia university" trophy offered to
the cchool that wins the meet twice, and
on which Huntington last year won the
first leg.
There will be sixteen events on to-
morrows program. and below is given
list OF these events. with tho names Of
those individuals who b. their per-
formanccs in the sectional meets last
Saturday. as we'll as their work during
the seaeon in dual and other meets. show
promise OF placing in the event. II the
present record holder is again entered
in the event. his name Is preceded by
an *
Track Events.
100 yard Observation-Disclosures Charles
ton: Rutan. Cameron: Hannaman. Far
kersburE: Small Fairmont: DAiuto'
Mart!nsburg: Donavan. Huntington.
eco yard dash-Conaway Pennsboro;
Childress. Charleston; Rutan,t Cameron;
D'Aiuto. Martinsburg; Martin. Hunting
ton: Hannaman. Parkcrs burg.
Half mile run-Faulkner. Morgan
town; Stops. wellsburg: Slender. Hun
tington: Williams. Pennsboro; French
Bluefield: G. Lewis. Charleston; Shaf1er
Parkersburg.
40 yard dash-Michels' West Union:
Glenn Elkins: Stops. Wellsburg: Ham
rick. Parkersburg; Lewis. Charleston;
Steele. Pennsboro.
Mile run - Snodgrass. Pcnnc boro:
ShafYer. Parkersburg: Corrick. Parsons:
Wilson, Pennsboro
Two mile run-xWilson, Pennsboro:
Snodgrass. Pennsboro: Smith. Wells
burg: Winner. Parsons.
100 yard high hurdles-Rapp. Parkers-
burg: Stuart. Pennsboro; Statler. Penns-
boro: Farley. Charleston: Brown. Ell
kins: Friedrichs. Triadclphia.
. eco low hurdles-Strickler, rennsboro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
French Champion Pulls a Fit
When American Newspa-
permen Poke Him In the
Ribs and Take Other Lib
critics.

New York May. 20.--';eorG"s Car
'pentier may 1"r FIVE hundred miles
away from ~ rcp"rf"r$.
His MANAGE. t'ra1co.S pcscampS. SAID
sn today Tho European heavyweight
champion VIII" Is a fra. OF nothing that
stalks in the ring trrrlblrS NJ the Ssght
OF the Eght"St ha'.''mwcIEht armed
with a reporters Irn":L
DrscampS told tn, new ~pHper men thiS
today-told them 80 trantical!F while
he explained the great concession
Georges was making when h" permitted
them TO see him tram at has ManhaSSet
camp three days week.
1T is 10 great cnnreSS:on. "NSta'W'"
the Frenchmln with appropriate S'S-
lures. In Franc" and England Georges.
he never show himself when he train.
II is zr secret Reporters never look at
him WIZ hcz coat OF.
What Georges Saw.
He no understand z" business OF 20
American newspaper man. II" arrtf" Al
Manhasset and &c ncNt morning NJ "aAe
I'D at s O'Clock and stick his head out re
window. Mon Dicu. what ne see
See long string "f newspaper writ
ers sitting on re porch.
Georges SO say hollow and they
saw come out Il" do. and one man
poke him In ~ rib and say you TOO znin
,thinl' Another say. l."t see your
muscles
Zen 70 picture takers say stand
here while others say NO. here.
Descamps furnished illustration by
hopping first in ono direction. men IN
the other. ~hilr ne pushed his mead 10
one side and then Knocked hls own nat
of with grimacr intended 10 depict
~ acln
He Il rsmpsransntal.
Georges. he is zc ,emreramental 70
sensitive fighter" ne continued. he no
understand. DIable. he ash back insid"
so upset How he train h hunhreoS
watching and pokinS HIM :" W. say
nc train secret Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday
MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday h"
show himself in ~ ring. doing u big
work for re newspapers from three TO
Ave- o'clock More he will not do.
-W-e come 70 long way 10 win 2" Dig
fight. Georges ne must train his own
vay-clse We go live hundred mile
away from lie reporters. like We do at
home.
Not Strong for the Money.
Georges. he no care for 10 money
When We win re championship. zen we
make ze money Now ne train like h"
do at home RI &c newspapers tell what
he do on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, il is &c fake. for nobody know what
he do inside the gate except Georges
and me-"
Carpenter was going through few
limbering up exercises al MannaSSet
while his manager was in New lork
confsrrinc with Promoter Tex Richard
concerning moving picture rights and
other financial matters.
Apparently the mystery which is 70
surround Carpentier's training is only
adding interest TO the international bat
tie. for Richard stated that more than
TOO applications had been received from
newspapers throughout tho country TOT
ringside press seats. He estimates that
with the demand from French and Eng
fish writer's and scores or big papers
which have yet to apply for seats me
total requests for press accommodations
would exceed 1000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21
BOWLING

VI -IU 3II 294 lg34
Enter teams now for summer Duckpin
League. Entries close Monday evening.
May %, 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-21

Wellsburgs representatives II tho
meet. Smith. Stops and Hough. came
here yesterday and Joined TriadSiphta's
representatives. McKown and Friedrtche. 1,
who also qualified in the sectional meet
last Saturday. The locals left yester-
day afternoon and were Joined enroute
by the Cameron delegates. Marc Front
was Whcelines only entrant to qualify. :
finishing fourth in the shot put. but de-
cidcd not to attend the state meet.
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BUS BODIES-All Sizes Quick De-
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY

ment merely to advertise the meet
ings, but we believe there is a me:
sage that one may obtain by following
them as they come Come out neigh
bors if you haven't already.
Arrangements are being made BY
| the Lincoln school teachers and the
Lincoln Literary and Debating 50.
ciety to have one Of the greatest gel
together Community Christmas pro
grams and trees At the Lincoln
schoolhouse that this vicinity has seen
for years. Those Of you who are con-
templating coming to the entertain
ment would do well to try and furnish
part Of the entertaining. You will
be given a good chance to do so and
it will be appreciated beyond any
measure which we can place upon it.
A very good little program was FUR
stock meetink, although the hour was
becoming late. The program was not
as elaborate as the committee had At
first planned as many who promised
to help out backed down when the cri-
teal moment arrived. The stock
meeting was purely dollar and cent
proposition and as not many were
present who were wanting more stock
it was decided to have later meet
ing, questionaires given out at the
meeting Friday night were not an
swered as requested by the chairman
as many are slow to jump at new
proposition which they wish to inves-
tigate thoroughly. We would like to
see the farmers get out and cuss and
discuss about the things even though
there is nothing done. 1t shows am
bition enough to try to keen abreast
Of the times at least AS far as the
dairy stock helping out our commun-
ity, it remains to be seen, especially
when it is only grade stock. But we
are certain that many improvements
could be effected in our community
without a great deal of loss for the
time being after which some gain
might be made. Try and keep posted
on the dairy meetings and attend the
next one. This is going thru soon or
not at all; it all depends on how the
farmers take with the idea. As far as
bonding or going in debt and paying
interest on grade COVE are concerned
we do not believe in it and feel that
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08

X. A. and Maggie Corbin to j. w
Chapman, Lots / to 4, Blk 8, Cool
Add to Emmett. $500.
W. and Mary Chapman to John
O'Laughlin, Lots / to 4, Blk. 8, Cook
Add to Emmett, 5000.
QUITCLAIM Maggie and
K A. Corbin, Of Emmett to Nettie
Wilbur and Quincy Calender Of Gas
cade, so 100 ft in NWA SEX Sec
7-6-1W. known as Lots 8 and 10, Sun
ny Slope Add to Emmett 81.
CONTRACT TO PURCHASERS
tied States with George X. and Annie
R. Smith of Salt Lake City, Lots l, 2,
and 6, Sec %, IL W. Less R. R.
$4,000.
Petition for Confirmation Of As
sessment and Apportionment of costs
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ECoLN LINES

Tou seen and heard the Bruce
Ealanche Of enthusiasm which
pt over the countryside? If
e not, and have been buried
hard shelled crust Of preju-
en- it is about time you were
your head out from beneath
Eli and investigating what you
Bing. The meetings have been
wded so far by interested at
e. Bruce Evans has appealed
T " as the best evangelist that
It has ever seen and the secret
I'll is his frankness and fairness
ling with the members of his
Ggation. There is no Billy Sun
0lldozing or embarrassing situa-
Dor those who wish to follow the
st trail. As Bruce Evans has
himself, we may not agree with
3ethods, but it is results we are
Il As captain Of industry once
BIS foremen, Get results, l care
fhich path you pursue to obtain
n Although many do not per-
" agree in high pressure evan
IA, it is not the methods we must
lat as the results which may be
tied. We know it cannot hurt
ne to spend their time listening
+. Evans or his coterie of musical
IS who accompany him and it can
fit you if you will allow yourself
osorb the gems Of thought with
h his lectures are laden and to
7 away memories of a higher and
r civilization as a result Of lis
e to the heart touching selections
usic. We believe in cooperation,
,nly in praying but preying, and
y we must broaden, expand, en-
, cur views and methods of do
Kings in this twentieth century.
vening at the Bruce Evans Evan
al meetings will be one well spent |
an guarantee you, and one which |
more than please. 1t will give
the correct idea of how a real |
tauqua should be for high class
: and entertainment. II you will |
lllow yourself to see more it is
fault and not the earnest efforts
'uce Evans who we believe to be
re. We have not made this COM
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-08
BUTTE


Six inches Of snow fell on the Butt,
Saturday followed by fine rain.
Fred Fowler and family spent tn,
day Sunday aat the Mcdonald home.
| Mr.. De Masters of Ola stopped fol
dinner at the McNutt & Smith ranci
Monday on his way with bunch Of
cattle he bought on the bench.
Mrs Sadie Kingman and Mrs
Shearer spent the day Tuesday at the
McNutt home.
Adam Klingback and family went
to Emmett Monday.
Miss Marie Fowler called at the
McNutt home Wednesday.
Mrs. May Talbot called on the Nc
Nuts Wednesday.
Jim Benz went to Emmett Tuesday
Fred Fowler, Miss Marie and Ayil
attended a dinner at the Jordan home
on the slope given by Chas. Reed Of
Emmett Thanksgiving.
On Thursday the neighbors gather
ed together st the McNutt and Smith
ranch and served community dinner.
The tables groaned under the load of
good things to tickle the palate, and
satisfy the inner man. A very pleas
ant day and evening was spent Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Kingman, Miss Aileen McProud, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McNutt and Mildred
DR.. and Mrs. Smith and Charles, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Talbot and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. McNutt, Mrs.
Shearer, John Muruaga.
J. E. McNutt and John Muruaga
drove to Emmett Tuesday.
Nov. &c to Dec. Miss Aileen Nc
Proud went home Friday to spend the
week end.
Mrs. Sadie Kingman and Mrs.
Shearer went to Emmett Friday.
Charles Talbot made business trip
to Emmett Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Phillips drove
to Emmett Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Talbot were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Charlie Kingman home.
Miss Aileen McProud returned to
the Butte Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Klingback
spent Sunday at the Charles Talbot
home
Mrs. Shearer returned home Sun
day after weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Kingman.
Fred Fowler called at the McNutt
home Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Kingman drove over to
the VanDeusen ranch Sunday to take
Mrs. Shearer home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Klingback
vent to Emmett Monday.
Ruth Talbot spent the week end
With Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Klingback
John Muruaga is helping Mr.. Nc
Mutt fall pillow this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Kiingnlan
vent to Emmett on business Monday. I
Jim Benz was an Emmett visitor /
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Kingman took
upper at the McNutt and Smith home
Monday evening.
Charlie Kingman took his cattle
lown on the river to pasture Tuesday
John Muruaga went to Emmett
Wednesday returning Thursday.
Bert Boren was in Emmett Thurs 4
ay on business.
Joe Hanson visited the Butte school
n Thursday.
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NEWS OF RECORD
instruments Filed for Record for the
Week Ending December 5, 1921
Warranty Deeds

Adelaide S. and Arva Hopkins to
Frank 7. Feuling, E. so #. of Lot 8
Hopkins Add to Emmett $3.50.
Frank 7. and Jennie E. Feuling of
Caldwell to Ellis C Walters and Ed
Tyler Of Emmett, E. so f. Lot 8,
Hopkins Add to Emmett. $40.
Citizens Lumber Co. of Emmett to
Carol Faye Keithly Of Emmett, W. so
#. of E. 150 # of Lots 3S, 80, Wash
burn Add Emmett, $4,000.
Ransom Bigelow to Walter Knox,
Lot 26, Bigelow Addition to Emmett,
in NEANWk Sec. 8, 81 w. $500.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the MnfheY's EaynrifA

The soothing and healing properties
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and effee-
tual cures have made it a fayorite
with people everywhere. 1t is espe-
cially priced by mothers of young
children for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough, as it always affords quick
relief and is free from opium and
other harmful drugs.
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Of irrigation works of Emmett Irri-
cation District, under contract with
u. S. filed with Clerk of District
Court
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