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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
-FOUR SURVIVORS IN
THE PROFESSIONAL
GOLFINC TOURNEY

New York. Sept. 2a--Th. four sur.
vivorS ~ me third round Of the Pro-
t~>Sr"rai Golfers Association champion
shin 'ourn7 ment 'oda were Jim Barnes
- i"iham. New York. national omen
'har'rj"r Emmett French. YOUNGSTOWN
Ohio. ''vrIr Walker. ~ Englcwood. Y.
'. and Walter Hagen. Detroit. present
western open title holder.
IN rho .s"m' final tomorrow Barnes
and Walker. wh" learned their game In
England. WILL play French ana Hagen.
Respectively. The hest scoring today
Was done BY Rarnes and French each
having. sixty nire In tho morning
-ound.
Barnes eliminated Fred Mcleod
Washington. ny The one Sided score ~
II up and . 10 play Hagen defeated
John Golden. New York. and :. Walker
won ny and over Gene Sarazen
ritusville Ia. Who "lim'u0teh Jock
Hutchinson. defending 'tlc, hnldAr. rHs-
,erdsy. French outpIavedi Genrg~ Me-
lean. New York. and :.
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instance Frisch's speed is affected d.
rectly by the slowness and the deliber-
ate style Of the Giant second basemen,
who ha. not yet learned to speed him
telf up the pace Of Frisch. In my rec
ords Of this seasons game there are
eleven instances where the Giants lost
not only double plays but lost the first
man through Frisch shooting tho ball
to second so fast that 1t was ahead OF
the second ba& sman. causing muffs and
failures to complete easy plays.
McNally does not compare at all we'll
for the purpose Of tho series. He Is
a hard working, earnest and, industrious
ball player. largely lacking in mechan-
ica brilliancy. He Is, for purposes OF
stsadiness and all that, perhaps better
than Baker or Fewster would be. and he
has experience and steadiness. He has
nerve and courage and aElot of, ability.
but lacks brilliancy.. He. is, not at all
liable to hit the kind Of pitching that
the Giants will offer and does not, figure
high-only . bit above the average. It
Il 4 question whether or not the Yam
KEGS would increase their chances by
Eny>us Of Baker. have an idea that
Baker, who 10 getting old might be
spurrsd to near his own old-t time stan
dard. There 10 4 conceivable method
by which the Yankees might minimize
their disadvantage At third. and that liz
the use Of McNally and Baker against
certain pitchers. Baker can hit two OF
the Giant pitchers hard. beyond doubt
might even break UP a game or two by
long !tdrlvinE against these men, who
appear to At his style OF swatting. At
the same time there is no doubt that
McNally would b. stead .er. IN defen-
tive work. chiefly because he has been
In there during the heat of the pennant
night and has seasoned rapidly. He is
q much better ball playct than he was
when he was first assigned 10 play the
bag when Baker was dropped ont II: the
regular lineup to heal UP his damaged
personality.
1rtsch Not At His Best
Compared with Cleveland. the Giants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
i'lOUNTA|NEER
QUARTERBACK
OUT,OF GAME
SHOULDER AND WILL NOT
PLAY TOMORROW
Howard ana Harr4ef sim Fighting for
Taokls-Harrtck Likely 70 start
Against Cincinnati

SPECIAL ~ mo Ir'All'-suce-
Mn-=0n;own. W. Va. sept 29.--Ni>k
Sardecr,. star quarterback NJ IN" West
Virginia "'ov"u "itt 10 out If thc Gin
rIrnaC game and POSSIBLY out Of tho
II,t r"rt"S, due 20 rGr:ured ligapents
IN his Sh"ui'lrr TIE a"rident occurred
nu tbs 'tVt play tonight. For time
~ wn< thought his collar bonr was
broken bur Nr'v examination showed it
Ms No, serious.
Rough work WAS eliminated from to-
day practice hut nearly two hours OF
~iSHai drjU. rertectinE plays. especially
forward passing. was on the program.
Graver ran the varsity In Eardercis
pl;ir" and R"wArs and Steve Harrick
spoiled on At :he place made vacant by
SimnnS' injury.
Pierre Hill were able to run signals
hu, IN all probability will not play Sat
urday.
Harrtck and Howard arc stiil battling
for III" tackle position though II is likely
thar Spears will star, Hsrr!ck against
Cincinnati
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They have too many flaws in the or
ganization TO win against even worse
teams than tho Giants are by straight
md scientific baseball. but must depend
upon hatterinG down defenses and hit
ting out their games.
Their own pitchers. especially In their
present plight. do not give any reason
for any attempt at alright baseball.
The Yanks are going 10 need many runs
10 win. and tho big problem II whether
they have tho battering force 10 got
those runs.
We must consider these probabilities
In .tudyIng hatters and figuring tho
force Of attack and tho resisting power
OF defense-which depend very much
upon tho style Of play adopted by tho
opposing team. Also, In studying third
basemen especially. II Is necessary to
figure tho power Of hitting possessed by
the opposing team against tho style OF
pitching they face. especially tho direc-
ton. In this respect Frisch Is gamer
when compared with the Yanks The
Yanks are, beyond doubt. strong rtSht
neld hitting aggregation. A. study or
the chances OF third basemen in games
played aginst the Yanks shows that
they average about ono fewer chance
game against me rahBb tnhn HBalho'
the regular run Of teams II FTisch ha"
fewer chances OF course. his defense
value 10 lessened. because no one IL
valuable unless he gets tho chance TO
make plays. But Frisch's ability 10
largely on desperate chances on hard hit
balls. and that Is tho kind Of chances
Inc Yankees give the opposing third
basemen.
Prisoh Lacks 1xpsr1snos.
There II one vital flaw In tho work OF
Frisch. He handles ball too fast when
II Is hit hard to him. He lacks tho ex-
perisnce and the canness 20 take his
time on plays and make them easily.
This "a especially true when there II .
double play in sight This would be the
most wonderful kind Of 4 fiaw In ball
player II the second baSeman was As
fast as the third basenan. but in this
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COLLEGE STARS ON
BAUER-TURNER TEAM
Good Men WIZ Appear IN the Lineup
Against Local Legion Eleven
Sunday

Several college stars will appear In
The Bauers>Turner lineup Sunday when
the local American Legion is met In the
opening game OF tho present season ~
semt-pro ranks. The Rau"rs are par
.icularly anxious to score a win over
The Legionaires and every effort will be
bent towards this end.
Doc" E!>,cr. former Rcthanv ColleC"
star. and at present coach at Wellshurc
High. was ont for practice last night
and in all likelihood will riay in the
hacktield Tor th.. Itauers sunday. An
other Bethany star may he seen etter
this week as the management Will scour
the countr" IN tho hopes 81 a winning
combination
There seems 70 be considerable inter
cat current. and indications point to a
monster gatherings. With no other
games in The valley, League Park should
be the mecca for several thousand en-
,husiaStic fans.
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SAMMIES-KIRKWOOD

The sanmie;-A c. football team will
clash with the ,Kirkwood A. c. eleven OF
Bridgeport Sunday afternoon on the
Tunnel Green grounds as q preliminary
to the D.W.-Midway game, and no doubt
there will he a good crowd on hand. !
The SSmmies wish it to be known
they are team rated 1T l00-110 pounds
and are willing to meet any team In the
Ohio Valley Of their own weight
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Have you bssn reading "Ths Revolt
OF Vsra Sandsrson7" It ends WITH ne
week ending October !, ana VIII b fol-
LOWED By anethsr splendia serial, "1hs
New 0saafanon," by the Same AHt3ofg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Detroit News-Evidently what many
OF our women meant by equal rights
was the privilege OF wearing socks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
Critcher Theater Tonight

Wanda Hawley will be the star at
tho Critcher theater. on Northern
avenue this evening. her play being
The Outside Woman" 1t is an en-
tertaining comedy of two apartments
on adjoining floors: a fro escape cx-
tremely busy with the comings and
goings OF characters seeking to avoid
compromising appearances and an
ugly Aztec idol which causes all the
trouble.
The Outside Woman" is one of
those clever domestic farccs In which
frivolous wifc is taught a sound
lesson thru a series of complications
which threaten for a time to wreck
her reputation and happiness on the
reef of Misunderstanding.
The story concerns a young married
couple. the feminine half of which is
inoculated with the virus of swap"
Her exchanging of a seemingly value
less idol for pair of Armenian shawls
causes unexpected complications when
said idol proves worth many thou
sands of dollars. A painter with
penchant for figures in tho nude, his
Jealous Spanish wife. and a pair of
nosy' servants, all add to the rapid
hre humor of the production.
Wanda Hawley Is. as usual, capti-
waiting. The story gives her ample
opportunity for tho dimpled. eye
twinkling insouicance which has made
her such favorite.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
OVER 60 NEW HOMES
BUILT IN La JUNTA

Special to The Chieftain.
La Junta, Oct. 1S.-The construction
of new residences in La Junta continues
this season almost as heavily as last
year. Over sixty now houses have
either been built this summer. or are
now in process of construction. The
housing problem here has been seri-
GUS one for several years. but with 100
new residences constructed laN year,
and sixty this season, the problem bids
fair TO be solved.
Saturday and Monday. October is and
II are being devoted to a drive con-
Quoted by members of the local Elk S
lodge raising funds for the erection of
a permanent home In La Junta for the
Elk's engaged in this work are on the
advisory board Of the Salvation Army,
and are W. Z. Andrews, Mayor Fred
A. Sabin and w. c. Sporleder. secre-
tary of the Elk's lodge here. The Sal
walton Army has only recently begun
work here.
The following delegates from the
local order of I. o. o. +. left Sunday
for Denver to attend the annual meet
ing Of the grand lodge of the order:
Lark Dickason. Homer Mapcs, c. r.
Mapes, B. M. Bush, j. w. Cole, c. n
Mote, N. l.. Detamore A. l.. Broyles,
]. c. Kamm and N. L. Brown.
Judge e C. Glenn, judge of the
county court, returned home this week
from his annual deer hunt in the
mountains. The fun was confined to
the hunting as the judge has failed to
invite any of his numerous friends to
a vcnison feast since his return.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
CANON CITY NEWS

Canon City. Colo. Oct 17.-sixty
miles to Sunday school and back the
same day in time for church was the
Brotherhood class OF the Canon City
Christian church who yesterday went
to Salida by the auto route and paid
a fraternal visit to the Salida
Christian church and Sunday school.
A dinner was served in honor of
tthe visitors in the dining room
OF the Salida church by the ladies of
spirational talks were made by a num-
Der OF the men.
Tho official visit Of Commander ].
p. Jewell OF Fort Morgan, head of the
g. A. r. Department of Colorado and
Wyoming to Greenwood Post In Canon
City Saturday, was an event of great
interest In local g. A. r. circles. Com
mAnder Jewell was accompanied by
Ex-commander o. g. Reed Of Pueblo
who with their wives arrived by the
auto route from Monte Vista where
they inspected the State Soldiers Home
Nearly forty members of the post were
in attendance. They were entertained
with musical program and served
refreshments by tho Woman's Relief
Corps.
The report OF the scholarship Loan
fund Of the Colorado Federation of
Womens clubs OF which Mrs. It. NJ.
Harding Of Canon City is the chairman
shows the great work done by this fund
in educating worthy girls since its or
ganiZation in 1901. During the past
twenty years $51 900 has been loaned to
go girls. OF these nearly 900 girls all
but ten have repaid the loans which
were given without security. Only !,
per cent of the loans have not been re-
paid and these failures havo In every
instance been on account OF death,
sickness or other misfortune. The
money which makes up this fund has
been raised by tho various women's
clubs in the state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
SURRENDERS AFTER
LONG GUN BATTLE

Ithaca, Mich. Oct. 1s.--After hold
ing state police at bay thruout yester-
day and last night. Frank Parlovitch
escaped inmate from tho state hospi-
tai for the insane at Traverse City
left his fortified home neAr hero to-
day and was arrested bv the Off
GERS.
The capture was effected thru
strategy. The officers sent a message
to him promising to recompense him
for damage done to the home by
rifle fire. He accepted the offer OF
truce and went to local hotel
where he was arrested and put in
irons.
Parlovitch escaped from the hospi-
tai several days ago and went to his
home. Yesterday. when officers went
to arrest him he barricaded himself
In the home and fired upon them
with shotgun. The police attempted
to dislodRe him with rifle fire but
wero hampered by the fear of wound
ing other members of the family.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
SHOOTS WIFE AND
THEN STAYS A|MSEl {

Denver, oct 1e.-william schlect is
dead and his wife and stepdaughter.
Mrs. May Terhune. are injured as .
result of a quarrel at Mrs. Schlect's
home in East Denver this afternoon.
according to the police. Schlect, the
police said, shot his wife and step
daughter slightly injuring them and
then shot and killed himself.
At police headquarters 1t was said
Schlect and his wife were living apart.
He went to the home. II was said. to
get Mrs. schlect and her daughter to
go with him to a lawyers office to
attend to some legal business A quar-
rel followed the refusal of the women
to go. the police said. and Schlect be-
gan shooting.
The police said when they arrived
Schlect was barricaded in a bed room
of his wffe's home and shot himself
dead before they could get to him.
A farewell note written partly in
German and partly in English was
found in one OF Schlect's pockets. Tho
note was addressed to W. Z. Schlect.
Fort Collins. presumably a relative. 1t
read in part:
'Tf I don't pay $50 alimony today
my wife will bring me in JAIL
On the back OF the note in English
was written: Forgive me. am ruin
cd OF that woman"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
WON IN ASKED RIGHT
TO KILL HER RIVAL

Denver, Oct. 1s.-District Attorney
Philip S. Van Cise was asked by q
woman over the telephone today for
permission to shoot another woman,
who. she avcrred, wss with her hus-
band.
a woman to DEATH" Mr.. Van Cise said
he was asked. The woman is with
my husband and has just telephoned
me and asked me to get a divorce so
she can marry him. the woman said,
according to Mr.. Van else.
The district attorney said he ex-
planned that he could not give such
permission and expressed the belief he
had talked the woman out OF shooting
her rival.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
STATE PARDON BOARD
DENIES APPLICATIONS

Denver. Oct. 1s.-rhe state pardon
hoard denied a pardon to Homer G.
Jones. we'll TO do motion picture thea
ter owner OF Stratton. Colo, who last
January began serving a term OF from
- to 2t years following conviction on
charge OF attacking a young girl OF
that place.
Last August attorneys for Jones
made a statement before tho board in
who had accused Jones had since made
an affidavit that she had sworn false
ly against Jones and that he was not
guilty of the crime she had accused
MIN of. Jones is married and had
three children. Insufficient evidence
vas said to be the reason for denying
Jones pardon.
a pardon also was denied to Frank
MuIligan. former city detective of Dem
yer. who was sentenced in April. 1918
in Adams county. to five to seven
years in the state penitentisry on n
charge OF rohbing Mrs. Harry Nolan
Of diamonds IN roadhouse near Dem
yer.
Salvador Aicza, n Mexican convict
ed OF murder. and sentenced to eight
years in prison from Delta county.
will he dcported to Mexico II the
United States immigration department
consents. Tho board decided today to
ask for his deportation.
Eleven petitions for pardons and
paroles were considered and seven de-
MED.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS USE SALTS
II your Back Is aching or Bladder
botbcrs. drink lots of water
and cat less meat.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back fccls sore, don't get scared and
proceed TO load your stomach with u
.nt of drugs that excite the kidneys ana
irritate the cntire urinary tract. Keep
your Kidneys clean like you keep your
bowels clean, by flushing them with
4 mild harmless salts which removes
the body's urinous waste and st'mu-
lntes them to their normal activity
The function OF tho kidneys is to tuter
tho blood. In "a hours they STRAIN
from IL 500 grains OF acid and waste.
40 we can readily understand the vital
Importance of keeping the Kidneys ac-
Ave.
Drink lots OF water-you cant drink
loo much. also get from any nnarmh-
list about four ounces of lad salts.
AXE tablespoonful IN a glass OF wat
sr before breakfast each morning Tor
A few days and your kidneys VIII ACT
fine This famous salts IN made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice
combined with iithia, and has hecn
used for generation to clean and stin-
ulate cloggcd kidneys also TO neutraiize
tho acids in urine so 1t no longer Is a
source OF irritation. thus ending bad
der weakness H.,
lad salts is Inexpensive; cannot In.
lure; makes n delightful effcrvescent
ltthip-watcr drink which everyone
should take now and then to Keep
their kidneys clean and ac-
tive Try this also keep
up the water drinking. and no DOUBT
you viii wonder What became of your
kid.try trouble and backhche,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
LAMAR NEWS

Ed Novels and N. G. Jones Of TWO
Buttes were elected officers for the
coming year in the Plains Mountains
Highway Association. at the conven-
ton held at Dodge City, Kansas. ear,
ly last week. Plans were discussed
for the marking Of the highway south
west from Dodge to Trinidad. The
road according to delegates Is in fine
shape and all that Is needed Is mar
kers so that tourists may follow easily
this short cut to Trinidad and Ration
Pass. N. g. Jones was made president
of the association and Ed Novels sec
retary- treasurer. A meeting will be
held In the second week in February
for the purpose of making definite
plans for marking the highway. which
runs southwest from Dodge City.
through Ensign. Montezuma, Johnson
Trinidad. One vice-president for each
town along the route will be elected
later. Among those taking part In
the convention were. Ed Novels and
n. G. Jones. Two Buttes, Colo: c. L.
Bennett. johnson City; j. N. flnyon.
Mark Drehmer of Dodge City.
On exhibition at the Lamar Daily
News office is a sugar beet grown on
NJ. I. Maxwell's ranch, nine miles west
Of Lamar. which weighs Just a trifle
over 20 pounds. Mr.. Maxwell stated
that he'd rather raise beets under a
tonnage contract at that rate.
The annual meeting Of the Pueblo
district of the Colorado Methodist Con-
ference opened Its two day session in
this city Tuesday. Delegates from all
OF the churches in the Pueblo district,
which includes all east and south OF
Pueblo. are in attendance and the
committee in charge IS preparing for
a larger number than It was at first
expected would attend. The morning
Tuesday will be taken up In greeting
and registering the delegates.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO OARKEK Il
Grandma lcejt her locks dark. glossy
and youthful with Sage Tea
and Sulphur

The old -time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
strcaked and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using 1t to keep their hair n good. even
color, which is quite sensible. rs we are
living in an age when a youthful ap-
pea rance is OF the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the
sage and tho mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores eell the ready-to-use
product. improved by the addition OF
other Ingredients, called "wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound 1t is very
popular because nobody can discover
1t has been applied. Simply moistcn
your comb or a soft brush with 1t and
draw this thru your hair. taking one
small strand ut n time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, but what de-
lights the ladies with wyeths Sage
and sulphur Compound. IL that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications, 1t also pro-
duces that soft lustrc and appearance
OF abundance which is 50 attractive.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19

n rigid examination voted unanimous
~ not to call any moro witnesses, GER
tainly not Mt this time.
Announcement OF the action was
made by Chairman Campbell and
while the chairman and members re-
fused later to comment, II is expected
an adverse report will be submitted
to the house on a number of resolu-
tons providing such an investlEa ton.
Final action however will not he
taken until several absent members
return but house members accepted IL
as settled that they were done with
the Ku Klux. unless the department
of justice. conducting an. inquiry comes
forward with unexpected evidence.
Still showing effects of his illness
tho imperial wizards voice weakened
as he sat all day answering questions
He again entered a categorical denia
of charges of lawlessness by the klar
and reiterated that the total member
ship was slightly under 100 900.
There was an exciting moment
the outset when Simmons Dramatically
declared that according to informatio
given to him by Representative Up
shaw OF Georgia, a man who was sup
posed to have been present stated tha
Chairman Campbell and Assistant At
torney General Grim had characteriz
cd his collapse last week as n "chear
theatrical attempt to gain sympathy,
Chairman Campbell at once declaret
there was no truth in II. Mr.. Grin
jumping up in tho confusion declare,
the chairman's answer went for hin
and the wizard still smiling, said h
was glad to know II.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
MOTHER! MOVE
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

loves the "fruity" taste of "Californi
Fig syrup and II never fails TO ope
the bowels a t.aspoonful today ma
prevent u sick child tomorrow. If COZ
stirated, bilious. fcversh. fretful, hs
cold collie, or IL stomach is sou
tongue coated, breath bad, remcmb,
n good cleansing Of the little bowc
is often all that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine ''Cal
fornia Fig Syrup" which has direction
for babies and children of all az
printed on bottle. Motherf YOU mu
imitation fig syrup,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-19
SULPHUR IS BEST TO
CLEAR UP UGLY SKIN
Irritation and Breaking Out Often
Healed Over Night, says
skin Specialist

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face. neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho- sulphur
says noted skin specialist. because
of its germ destroying properties moth
ing has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation.
Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up. leaving the skin clear and smooth,
1t seldom fails to relieve the torment
or dlsfiEurement. little jar or Mcr-
tho Sulphur may he obtained 1t any
drug store. 1t Is used like cold cream.