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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
WON'T PERMIT JACK
JOHNSON TO FIGHT
IN NEW JERSEY RING

Now York. July Jack Johnson.
former heav%w.!sht champion 81 the
world VII" vii! he released from tho
l.eayrnwoE:A pOnitcntia-y next SatNr-
day w!H cot box ~ New 'crscy wh:le
tAo p-cscn: state boxing commission -
n oC!ce
THAI Was The statement " Chairman
RoLcr, Il DoH"rty THIS afternoon. when
.ull & reports that N''"'nHcs would p"
nal" . match Johnson wt'h Harry
Wis - q Jersey ring next month.
RI" commissioners are N office 70
crculr'c ard nrvt""' The boxing game ~
ne state" 'Ml'-IHau Noh"rty dc''aTed.
and ~c heG"r~ ma, IN" apTra-an'o o;
johnson IN contest there would be
derugatory 20 the sport"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
MACKS PLAY At HOME
AFTER MONTH ABSENCE
Stcueenvtlle Athletics VIII Bo Mot at
Tunnel Green Sunday-To Smith
Geld saturday

re Nc,'ouk,". -"'urN 20 Tunnel
Green on $u;,dt! It;":H .,,', - e h-h''i
wa me strong S,"uhru' 49," .Nth."rl"%.
TN. rf:o STE club vi '":." h"I"
with 4 S,rou. mItH; depending - q
Lrcar eNtcnt rpoH ,T.' SOY! r"s Of Hare
Hardy. rpr"lrr Was h:"rtuu AncrI'aH
hur!er. - turn tn. Mackm"r back
This game on Sunday viii ~ III" first
home engagement At N" Gr""r tor IN"
Nrt'nnh"yS IN UvCr 4 months time. n"
last hnIrc no first engagement Win
III. Mouu!svIil" hN..ri!rS. The Mhc"s
wrr that =. ~" !@->. I'M since then
have engaged IN - contests.
Iiunt ~ hos" l. game. save been
,nSi but IN. .i@' ~ ,-.':.r, "I., i"iir!
M,r'onhrv WORKING with = pitching $idu
thu, - greatly N color. but h" expects
10 round :, INTO shape by has weekend.
IN prey ration Tor tho S'euhA"rS.
Du- Of the light defeats w. " -
blot by the Philadelphia Nationals IN
Al exhibition game at N"liairr, whilc
another WAS the second game Of N"
season with the Rnu"rs IN the I'll"
series, this making n" standing "f III"
twu ,.!ubx even. the N,'kS having Won
the nrSt.
saturday. rho Macks Will &" :"
Srl5thnc'd. ono, ara.n. 20 meet IN"
SnIths-Id Athletics. The oth'r CAV"
rrs,lir,,l III = victory t"r the locals anu
they are ANXIOUS "a repeat.
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by N~SS S.s-N.&os

The loss ~ DOUGLAS does not aTc"t III"
pi'"h.ug strength. Excepting th1i l." Is
r,",l",. to g!Ne IN CAIYA Gay Of rest 10
others.
In CIr;. Tho d!sappraranrr "r Douglas
wa a f"rtULt'" thing for The Chants
III the long run. II" has been nur*cd
along 10y team after foam. and usually
"\Ilnd"u or bee, IA" '"r.i'' rr"I"n'H, when
most n""l"d. and ruy nIc" working
huS,lur youm; frl,"w w"Iid i" more
r-.t good - a team.
~. '.nE pr,lInr corps appears 10
l.. rounding int .hIi" rapidly. Hug
gins * getting better and rHoi" ""u%rEt-
"u' rI,rtInr now ana $!N - las men ar"
ready - carry the team DER 4 r"n'".
Prospects for the Ncxt Month
Tn. PROSPECTS, now ~" 1t, ~" e.
ants viii m,," NJ ard ",rhJps "N"--
taxi. tn. Pirates during m" n"A' month.
They vii y. at h"mc Tn0"' Of me 'iin".
and II - a hlcc, HdvIntaC" to The
Giants 20 - on n" roin Grounds 'h0n
I, - =: ~" Other 'nam excepting tn"
Yanks 20 In,y h,irc games. lHtt"bm-G.
ho,wcv"r. has '-adIt'orany Hc'n 'nai
iul. and La lived M - that reputation
for years.
The Tub has h""n' making gains on
tho road THE season and va S"""p-
INK tn, Last on ~" rs, tT,T wher a"ri-
dent, anh 'rtur!,. hrok" tn. ',,,ir vrar
me erd IT," Giants had 'hrir chance
tuyt ..rn hur CNu.I no' avail Themselves
-" g entirely. although hoy mtNIs.'l
80 ,vio he srrirr - lrtiShurc. TN :
s,l;,Icd .Caln .nm~d.I:cly If,"rwhrd
and ta:nro 'h"r r, uiG r"c"iT th"'r :nNi-
IN: ~, l',r"''s We" ht"A Il shar" and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
CARPENTER MAY
MEET HARRY GREB

New York. July 6.--Georxe Carmen.
tier and hts manager. Francois Des-
amps who plan 20 sail FOR France on
Jvlv a. conferred with Tex Rickard,
here. this afternoon. concerning ,hc
t'rnnchmar'4 .anlpa!Sn IN G"!cnyo ~ his
'iEh.- heavvwrtgh' r!tic. Although n
ror,rs, vl'h Tom Gibbons no :, raul
boxer. 20 be hciG early N October. was
discussed at ,"ncth By RickarI and Dcs-
camps. no d"snil" action was taken. the
promoter said.
rarrcneirrS present plans call for
vacation Of about month With his wife
and baby At p'v%p". France. after which
10 VIII r"turr 20 'htS country
Harry Crch. the PITTSBURGH Night
hca,.y-wc,eh,. also IS seeking a match
with CI-prnlrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
WALTER COX IN
WINNING DRIVES
|NFEATURE RACE

North Randall. Cleveland July g.
Waite, COX. thr Eew England -rlnsman.
DISTINGUISHED h.m%r. by plotting the
winners in both divisions Of the ONO
state Cor 2:rS trn.ters. tho feature OF
today's Grand Circuit harness horse
racing at the North Randall. some of
N. hrirhr7 being he closest Of the sea
son. The stake was cut In two because
cr .i-l'ren entries. nine starting In
each division which carried a purse OF
s.. nrn each 4 cup went 70 the driver.
II was the !irSt time n the history
# th:S trTrk that E'I"h a purse had been
dir!,.rd and tho original purse given ~
The, winner ~ each ""''tior and probably
the FIRST zine II IT," history ~ harness
horse racing that n stake Of this value
has hr~n ;" handled.
In the first division Cox was behind
Natalie the Great. "A flly by Peter the
Great owned by tho laurel Hall lITm.
T,t,anarolis After finishing eighth in
the first hea' Cox drove the iilly 10 VIC
tory in the next two heats. in me INST
heat he was in the lead when MS m ?Lat
wen, into Il break and he vas forced
TO pull up Patrick Todd th|n tfcK
the Load and held II through rT' atrr
withStauding the challenges or Little
Peter. Molly knight. Dotte Day. Edith
Tartnr and Mary Cohurn III the stretch
They finished in that order noses opai I.
Todd's hackers received ISL on a =
mutuel ticket.
Natalie the Great took the lead At the
half mo IN the second heat ana set the
parr IN the third and was never headed.
Winning both pulled uF.
The second division went to Ecolo-
Cltv. IN straight heals Cox laid in third
position with the bay horse until the
three. uurrtsrS poi" in each mile. He
pass-d the ncld in the stretch n the
first heat. but was forced 70 hard
drive. the first six being closely
punched At the wire.
In the second heat Dorothy Day FUR
nIshe.l the clo#Rt competition IN the
race 70 the wire, but the remainder cf
the fcld was not far behind and vel!
punched The time FOR this mile. s:o1& j..
WIS within half n second Of the record.
10th Natalie the Great and Ecol'-
RADIO were overwhelming farortieS'
Their victory brought Cox's record 10
four n-stS during the meeting.
Another clos" finish Was produced In
tho third heat. which was won ny
Emma Harvester in hard drive from
Eliza Dillon. WIKI WakI. Dorothy Day
and l<iIn Watts.
Pcri$cope established the seasons
rcrar,! I'm" for n mile FOR trotter' in
the second heat Of III" FOB trotting
Sweepstakes when he went the distance
in H:n3i,. He won the event after nm
ishinE sixth In the mrs: heat and then
taking the next two. The time for the
three miles was the fastest Of the sea
son.
Tom Murphy. OF PouGhkeepsie. drove
his second winning race NJ the season
in tho 2:lS trot. He plotted Neva
Brook to victory in straight heats the
mare winning easily.
Jimmie McKcrrnn. winner Of the zig
pace. was the NTH favorItr Of the day
To win. He took the first and third
heats. finishing tenth In the Second
after breaking coming into the stretch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
LINKS A. c. TO DUN GLEN

TIL" fast Golden Link baseball nina
will journey 10 Dun Glen Sunday Ju,y
loth.
They will meet the crack Cla-';Srns
nine or That city. Tho Links have been
working hard 20 get In sap, tor The
contest, II has rot been decided vet
who w:' be on N" mound for ~" l.l-ks.
hui Manager Nohhy links his h,,,.rv
will h" W Ravhl on IN" ''"pnl ana
T. Macnlln on The receiving end.
\ good game ~ expected a. 10th
tea ms arc confident OF 4 WIN. TIE TO-
lowing Link players ar" urged - TO-
ror, ~ n" Golden Links hall at II
O'Clock sharp.
+. Marktn. \. Marki:n. T. Fading
n Rircnart. +. Mclko. !. W'rSs. ".
Rayh,. r. Ic:Gler. l.. Manning. T. i:0hry
+. Macklin. J. Jacobs and W. Crosby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
YANKEES TO MEET THE
EX-KIGH NINE SUNDAY
WIN DO FIRST Home AppeSrsnoe o.
South Side Nine In Moro Than
Month

Trr fast Yankee A. G. nine OF the
South side. after playing away from
home for more than month. Will De
back III ac'ion for home fans next sun
DAY afternoon. when the Elm Grove E8-
Highs Will hc met on IN" Tweny-si1th
street grounds.
Tho Yankees have been rlaynE slight
orr-cr!or for several weeks and have
been dropping some interesting games
while. "" t.x-HIEhs have been keeping
M Ihc!r good pace. and are expected to
show good form.
l. = expected there will b" large
crowd IN hand for the hattie. The
Yankees will hold n special practice this
evening on the Twcnty-3iXth street
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
VICTORS-LORAN

After evening up matters VIII INC
Eay!aui team last sunday. hy winning
20 ;. the Victor \. e. nine Is prrpartn s
:, WALTON The Ioran Goa! and Dock
rj,s ~ Erl,ircpnr, on the latter
grounds Manager Madison uf NE Zen
wood team - ready Tor . hard struggle.
end has RuShman and Kramer IN md
season torn: ~ hUr.iu.:. In addition ~
ia. .E.ir teammates ar" swinging
,,,.k.dly with he willow. and should he
on,o 10 yivo good account OF them
selves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
rnorEcr By THE rRHNcH

Paris. July 6.--(By the Associated
Prcss)-The French government this
evening forward to NJ. Jusserand.
French Ambassador in Washtn gton. for
transmission TO The state. department
there. A protest OF the French chamber
Of commerce against the provision OF
the new American tariff law calling for
INSPECTION by American agents OF the
books OF French exporters for the pur.
pose OF determining the I'D valorcm
duties to be collected BY tho United
States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
W, |. PLAYERS NOTE

The following members Of the Wheel
ing independents baseball club are re-
ouested 10 meet at the home OF Dave
Nesbit. at Eighth and Market streets. TO-
morrow evening: Ill, Spence. ITcst!ss,
Poindrxter, Meridian. Basnett, Jenkins.
Hastings. Hethe-ington. Blake, Hitch
cock. Christ and Butler.
The team goes to Smithfield Sunday
to battle the Smithf!cld Athletics. and
final arrangements are 10 be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
THREE. GOOD GAMES

According N word received last cvc-
rirr three good hIS"haH gam"s were
staged IT Srr'hrcli. OHIO last SUNDAY
and Monday Sunday. IN" Ross and
Johns ~ Martins Ferry won a ~ inning
af1air from Sm.thNrld. five to four.
Mnrday however TIE Sm!th&"id lads
took a c"uhIr AtN crnm tho Brooke A.
{ ~ Wc,lahurE, tho first game ID and
tho afternoon affair Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
M|NCO PROBE WILL
BEGIN IN TEN DAYS;
COMMITTEE NAMED

Washington, July 6CSsnAts IN
vs1tigation OF m1ns disorders IN
West virginia viii begin IN Tan
days or two weeks, Chairman Kan
yon, of tho interviewing committee
announced today. Six WITNESSES
representing the minors ana q
equal nrmbor for tho operators vi
be heard. Later tie committee VII
docido regarding the taxing OF fur-
thor testimony In West virginia
Washington. July 6.-rhe SEN
ate subcommittee to Investigate
mining disorders in West Virginia
and kentucky will be headed BY
Chairman Kenyon Of the labor
committee. other rEmbsh be na
Senators Philips, Colorado, and
shortrIdae. Calf. Republicans.
and Mcclellan. Tennessee. and
Walsh, Massachusetts,. Democrats.
The date for hearings in West
Virainia has not been settled.
Chairman Kenyon said today
that II was uncertain whether the
complete subcommittee would CT
at the hearings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
CARPENTER Is
CHALLENGED BY
JOHNNY WILSON

Roston, July Ga challenge Z"
Georges Carpenter. light heavy
weight hampton Of tho world. IN be
bnlf OF Johnny wilson. middle
weight titleholdcr. was announced
hero today ny Mart Rillilea, man.
nTcr OF tho latter.
WILSON would knock out tho
Freuchmau an quickly rs Dempsey
d.d and -nc-o wou!d not DO much
difference IN the weirht. Wilson
would v.ctgh about les pounds" XII
luca's statement said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
HAFER WON
paStInle.

Ross Hafer. representing his own bill
Hard room IN the OHIO Valley Pocket
billiard league. defeated Jim Burton.
representing the Fort Henry pool room
last evening In the iatters room by the
score Of $40 Hafer made record r1in
for the league. by running 81 balls. The
highest heretofore has been %.
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EASY FOR BRAVES

phtladetphEt. July o.--Ii"S'on hit
Hubble. Rag and EhuinSt-'0cr r"r .
total Of - hi,s today and easily won tho
rsnal ZANE % the series from PhiIade !
ph,a by the score .; II % 5. f1liIgan,
who succ erdet McQWhtn IN the rttA
inning. 7I,rAcd effectively for mo
Braves. Konetchr. tho veteran FIRST
hoscman. Wh" was purchased IN MOI
day BY IN" Phti!les from Rrookiyu' maae
MS loca. ,!chut today. He had three hits
and drove n four Of tho local runs.
Score:
BOSTON $500. 700 oc5 cOn--1l II l
Trtila ...... -" "Nl ""'-- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
HARRY CREB SEEKS
BOUT WITH GEORGES
Pittsburgh Battler's Manager IL After
Bout with Carpenter Is Rurnor

New York. July 6.-LGeorgc F:nEle
who managed Frank Klaus. Pittsburgh
boxer. when the latter defeated Georges
Carpenter In ~ rounds OF bout held
nine years ago. now Is seeking TO match
another American against the Frnnch
Nuxcr EnElr now is manager of Harry
tirrb. PIT. burEh light heaTyweigh;. and
IS campaigning for battle between
tircb and Carpenter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
ANOTHER DEMPscEY SUIT.

Atlantic City. y. J.. July e-Snit for
$1a.on0 was hesun in the circuit court
here to-day by counse! tor Warren II.
Krles agains; George Ilizio. who was
In charge Of The arrangements for Jack
pempsey's training camp here.
Mr. Kealrs who il the lessee OF the
two houses used h? DempSeT's party at
Airport, claims that CiZ:o guaranteed
"a pay cent for the training quarters.
that I-lizia was reimbursed by Dempsey
or Jack kearns, the cha mpior's man
ager. but that no failed 20 pay Kelles
for the use OF the houses.
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Two-oa&" hits--JudEr 0Kourk". Ne
Inns. Sauv!nre---M en"SEY lHuh,e
rlay--r1s,cr {" MrlaNiS. Left on ha""S
Washington :: Rosi"n - Has" on
laus--O'f N1cr'!ce 4: Russell =.
Struck nu,---Ey M"EriGc" I: by En$G"'!
=. Urur:res--r:vars and Owens. Time
-e:lG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
DETROIT RLAHnEn

Chic7Gn. July G.--Ehi"i@r shut on
TIntroi:. > - q. N a r'"n!ng DUE today
b~t,roe- =, h"- a't pauSS Fahe- had
wonderfug control. while hts opponent
WIS shaky Il. times. Each twirl"- was
given PERFECT Sunp"r'. Chicaro won in
tho sixth. Fahcr started with a walk
and took second ~ Johrsun's single.
Mu.,tsan forced FAHer II third and col
Inns doubled. sending in Johnson F'a'k
then walked and wNrG Mos.:, forced
FAX 4, second MVi!lEan scored.
score.
J>,,.-oi, 600 rnn 900 r
Chicago ....... 90" O12 00\-. q
pauss and RaS$lcC Fahcr and Srhaik.
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CHALLENGES =

The recently organized forkvillc Ath-
,r.lr% are without Il game Tor noXt Sun
day and would like 10 hear from any
-,oud team. The nine has been fully
organized now and has some Of the best
.naterLl. in eastern Ohio on its lineup.
To make arTtnrcmcntH call the Am'ri-
can Fool Eu"m. Norkvsllr. ONO. ,elt-
;.hona Am and Ask for Manager Bold
Ilui.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
COM'L WILL
MEET FLORENCE NEXT
Second Of Three Game Series VIII Be
Staged at BelLaire Park Next
Sunday

In an effort 70 decide tho baseball
championship nf the Br!Iaire district
three, game series vas ARRANGED between
IN" R"llairc Commercials and the tf
,rcr A. =. nine. The FIRST gam" resulted
IL a 9-S victory for tho '"rnn"r'ia H.
tn. ",."ni gam" W. 20" ~.-.@"h h'N,
S,i,day afternoon al tn i'''"i" ht!'
park.
.-}a,!,'slte In proving *'r"n" con
tender irr N" title. hG; Splt Zen with
Florence las, Monday. nnd interest IL
running htgh IN the coming battle.
Th" following VIII h" IN" pronol'
lncurS :"r sundays came.
c,,,,,c-ciols Pos, Florence
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh / st l.U2!s >. ,l3D
BcuIk!NE =. Sew York l.
Boston l.. Phi .aHeirhia s.
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The StAndtng
Today's Games.

s. Ldl3S e; j'h...,!".;......
E'.....,!yu At \rH i"r,:.
GlUr!anat. ~ INs;nC.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
birmingham :. Atlanta ).
Nash. lie :. Mobile l..
Chattanooga ;: New Orleans s.
Others not scheduled.
DUTY DEFEATS CROSS.

New York. July Sim Duffy vas
ava rded rhs Judges decision over Leach
Gross after a iH-ccurd open ar bout IN
Brooklyn ,oatShy.
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% Rated - Dcak ~ eighth.
~ RL,,ra E"- Robertson N '"'';"'
conc cu, wh.r vi~rtNS run @""r'h
-rlen;~7S out. hi, =, rHt''t la
c, Lou. . y n - ~ " " r
pittsS'rh 10 q o -
Two-basc h.,S. sock II"rmSrE. Nc
Hcary AND Gc:mm Thr"e-aHSe MIS-
B,.h.e and Robertson. S'NI'n '"'S'''
Smith Sacrtic" hts H"at"r'tr i>'"'
Robertson ard Morrison. p'n"''.'N>S :.
Smith and t.cn,0n> roak. l.aN" '"',
Fcurntcr. M1rGn,i.Ir '&;s&'' m"
GRIMM. Gustav. MIran%2" ""'
Grir,m Cu.shav u7d Grimm. -, IN
bases s. Louis. ). rHttseucch. :. !"'S"
or bait. pcaE :. Sh":t"" %. cr'a' =
Morrison :. Hrs. 90 pvtk 1 n =
or SN,rde, 1 N :. off N"rth IN -
~ by r,,rhar. ~ po'k Srhrn!in'
Struck on. ~ DopH. !. ,! '''.''"
ev MORRISON. :. Cmp'r"$. '''Al an"
R.Clev. T:ac go. LoSrs p'" he''
North
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

Tho fast Ross and Johns nine OF Mar
'!rs Fey. which won 4 tcn-innIn.S clash
at Smitaiir!d last Sunday. 81, is with
OUT a game for the coming Sunday and
w"uld l,l," ~ hear from any E"od team.
C.tli MI:;''.s Ferry SOIL {" make ar
;anGrDcnt'.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark 10. Syracuse 90 innsnss).
Rnad.rr :. Buffalo s.
Jersey cIcy 5: Toronto =.
Only ,cers scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

IIor'<vtl'e n: s.. Pant .
Louisville I 50. rarl s.
To,cdo =. Kansas CIV =
Co!urnhus 5: Mi,kHuEe" :.
Ind!aa ~ ?o,:s :. Minneapolis |.
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Tho homo vaca.ionists viii always b"
IN tho maJo-ity- aud III" happ''St.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
The Standing,

t'nraEC l'';E,lt 4"
lscs.o. - WuSh;Uc'rn :. tl?l
Washington :. ioSt"u ="
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There are many ways OF killing =
doc. as Won have been told. RI, Mons &c
surer than BY continued criticism
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Tn" manager uC III" Wheeling indie
pendent" would Ikc :" h"ar frur! 'hc
maracr-H 81 the WarnNcE and Rush
i:un '.t;rs r"~'rNt IN r"rai" I" . .1t'r"
for Sunday. July l.. cali Wheeling
1861 and ask for Butler.
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Today's Games-

Detroit n Chicago.
Philadelphia ~ C,""e!an'
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BOWLING
Muses Duck Pin League

Totals .... 3OI Ut Nh VI, INVN
Tonight: 7:7o y. M. Q. V !A:h". VS..
p:,ou. o.rA p ut. Anchors - Bishops.
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Totalq ..... ass 80 81 I{"S
To-nish,: Wheeling Can No W. Bel,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

emerged eight women and only one
man.
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FED KABER INTO
ILLNESS, CLAIM
Witness at Murder Trial Ac-
cuSeS Mrs. Kaber

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July s.-Dan
kaher. while lying III IN bed was
forced 20 eat the food prepared foI
him by Mrs. Catherine Eva kaber
according 20 testimony given today
by Miss Emma Wagner. former maid
at the Kabcr home.
Miss Wagner was the first state
witness called to the stand when the
trial OF the woman accused OF the
murder Of her wealthy husband was
resumed today.
The witness recountcd instances
where Mrs. kaher forelbly fed her
husband Strawberries and candy
which apparently made him violently
ILL.,
Miss Wagner was followed on the
stand by Miss Crystal Benncr. n
nurse. who attended Kaber for
three weeks. about two months be.
fore his murder.
The nurse told substantially the
same story AS Miss Wagner. re.
counting seeing Kaber III on several
occasions after having been given
food by Mrs. Kabcr.
The state charges that arsenic
poison was contained In the food
which Mrs. Kaber forccd her hus.
band to eat.
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BURGLARS HAVE
A MERRY NIGHT
Take Big Loot From Home;
Get Fake Bonds at Bank

PORTLAND. Ore. July s.-Per.
sons OF burrlarious and eovetous In.
tent made merry In Portland last
night Tho morning light revealed a
homo bcrcfs of practically evcrythln.
OF value and bank robbed OF fake
Liberty bonds
Three burglars entered the home
OF Francis West cut the telephone
wires carefully awakened every per.
son In the house. including two
guests. informed them Of the neces
sity for parting with their vaiuabics
and made away with enough loot to
pay Peggy Joyce's ailmony for q
month.
The Union Safety Deposit bank
for some weeks had been Displaying
dummy Liberty bonds. Late last
night soruc person with moro cupid.
lty than financial knowledge heayed
a brick thru the window and made
off with the bonds
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take
S1,400 RING
Succeed in Second Effort to
Get Costly Diamond

Thieves. making their second at
tempt In q week to steal . $1,000
diamond ring from ~. IL f1nksiberg.
Thursday night succeeded In break.
ing into hts home ~ sizt ssrd ave.
thru q bathroom window and taking
the E~sn from dscssor.
Last Monday thieves piled q dry
goods boz against Finkelberg's win
dow and tried 10 enter. but were
frightened away.
Friday morning Finkerberg took
the ring off and laid II on the dress.
or. Later he called his wife. asking
her to care for H. She found 10 gone
and the bathroom window open. A
board vas standing against the
house thru which the thieves had
gained entrance. Detectives are
working on tho case.
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Soldiers Get
Tea; Who
Got the Booze?

SAN FRANCISCO, July g.
Tho Letterman military hospital
here has been receiving "a great
influx Of ailing soldiers for the
past week. largely. IL n said. In
anticipation OF the arrival OF n
consignment OF $4,000 worth of
whisky which Federal Judge
Maurice Dooiing has ordered
turned over 10 the hospital by the
prohibition enforcement authori.
ties.
The whisky had been seized In
raids. the owners had been either
fined for bootlcgsing or sent 10
Jail. The whisky was all supposed
10 be bonded stuff.
Tho whisky was taken 10 tho
hospital In a truck yesterday aft.
ernoon. and attendants uncorked
a number OF bottles OF Il and be.
gan 10 administer Il 20 tho pa,
tientH. One sip out OF a teaspoon
soon convinced large numbers OF
soldiers that the Letterman hos
pital wasn't all that II II cracked
up TO be. and a large number Of
exceptionally quick rccovcries
were reported.
The whisky" turned out 20 be
nothing more than tea
Whether tho bootieggers were
convicted for selling the beverage
that made Cir Thonas Linton IN.