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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME

The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home
Tis SUMMERTIME darkes gay.
The cornops ripe and the meadows In the bloom
While the birds make music all the day.
The young folks roll on the little cabin floor.
All merry all happy and bright.
BY and by hard times knocking at the door
Then my old Kentucky home goodnight
Weep no more, my lady,
Weep no more today.
Wen sing one song for the old Kentucky home.
For the old Kentucky home far away
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19

of the Lord
ne rampng the
lie hath ooed tho faeu lightning swift
His truth marching
Glory IIallcuah goryIa
Glory glory lIalclujal, is march, on.
across the
you and mo
As lie died to make holy us to make mcnfr
While God on.
Glory glory Halleuah glory, glory, Halelujsh,
God is marching
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19

Carter on Company No. IS. on the
Noble farm, IN the northwest cor.
ner OF the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section 81. 4s.2w. drilled
deeper. reached the top Of the sand
at depth OF ?o37-2Oli feet and is
producing t75 barrels. The well is
at a total depth of ei2i feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
Community Sing Selections

some of the be the
Tuesday clipped
TO the park This
raising his or her gathering
Of band Smi
VIII be leader
OF the
winch viii be l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
OKLAHOMA

give land the
give you land where the golden
blooms
thick
is lust begun ardof
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
(Chorus)

oklahoma, Oklahoma, faircst Of the west
pklahoma, Oklahoma, it's the he best
We have often praises have tn
50 | give Oklahoma It's n toastw all can uuau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
M|NGO HIGH MEETS
WELLSBURG ELEVEN
Open Season IN wsDsburg Tomorrow
at KivanIs Club Park-Much
interest

Wc:lshurr w. Va. Sept. I'll What
prurn,eoS t. rr ih- best "V"ning gam"
-: football every played by local team
w!M ha on tr.,!ay afternoon al tho NJ
wants hBu park. when TIC up-rH"r lads
from MinEr. ohio Cir,n with the no
tcscs "f CnGrh "p"'" Elder. Th" M.ngo
Lids. Il viii lac remembered came !"
his city unhrra,d"d at season. and
uft.r n fierce hattie Of forty miuutes
we're Declared tho winner ~ n ! 10
seer. over the lorsl team. This year
promises :, hc different ~ -" coach
auI some "t the players SHw M.nso IN
;hr!r games ,a>t Saturday with Martins
Ferry. when they were able 10 hold N"
strong down the-riVer lads 10 n 10
S,.'r" md really played better ball than
did Martins Ferry. Tho local team this
year. as already indicated. points 10 ono
81 ~" Er.t teams Ia he history ~ IN"
-. vol. ard the coach would he satisfied
vi'H nothing but win with tho hard
rain II yesterday came d!sanpo:nt-
n."r; - the ron,u and followers OF the
tam for gam" had been scheduled
with ,he BETHANY COLES" Reserves 10
J.. played a. me k!wNu'a n-ld. hat whom
Il was '!mo FOR III" gam" g. murh mu6
was on the f"il - Wa advisable 10
cancel ~" gam" and revert ~ signal
practice, with s'r!wmaE" To-Day ana
'Hca = da:'s r"s; before the struggle
with M!nEo on r. day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
OUIMET ELIMINATED BY JOHNSTON IN
NATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT; OUTCOME
IN DOUBT UNTIL LAST PUTT At THE 18TH

=. louis Sept 2l--Ia 80" 90 ~"
mos, thrilling matches played =. 81 "a
tIonal amateur championships iior~.~"o
r. Johnston. OF 81. raTL M'"".. 'ham
pion. to-day defeated Fr.,"'i~ p".mc'.
OF Boston. formerly na'i"v4. "."'H a"d
amateur champion. by at'nx -" 2k:h
he,o. 10 ). and winning ~, The ont
coma OF no match WAS IN du''a' uTtU
the last two pu';I hV1S on h" i!I~ ~
the cup These hanging pu,'. were OH
bema,tr %: ;hs nv-na->a % 'r.. ,o:,'"Ht.
and s;er.i:"! wHi u".'h"r p.st"l fa'i"G
10 gam an aAtantac" E"r hn:h wasted
puts at cr.t! a. stages
r!:w.j a,N Il" ta!:i former ,h2u.-
pion 10 "a, thus "a. !u, N"h"'. Card
ner survive! - d"E"a,ias T. +. Armour.
OF Scotland 20 ;.
Champion ''h.,E Evans defeated i. IL
ard RocH~ncamp. and ;.
bobby Jones won from .. E wiring.
OF Portland. oregon. 9 ard 3. by shoot
Ing - n -" morning and n 'he after
noon hv going "u, in 81. 'chis Victory
gave tho southern star the right 20
m.et n" British champion. W"llc Hun
q ter. IN ~" ;ri-i round 'J-CnoCrow. as
Hunter defeated James MInIon. OF 81.
Louis. and s
Jesse CGG;orG by e''rl;nat:". pewer
Weber. 3 and :. and Jesse S'v""ts"r. %
New Y, rk. % dnH9!us l.. t. Rlru nS.
o: Chi,aGo AID ). h"?' no ea-' r"gr,..
= scented. wh!i~ x r: En"i, -. o.: S'"'ix
Cry. lo~a. cha wr:"r. IS ""e~"C Ming
Bon Stc.r. -: Sears. : m! :. ,u.,ha
h'ms",t The :2v Western y'pc"s"nto'.'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
FATTY" ARBUCKLE.
Continued From Page One)

qulrr. told or me alleged admitted
facts.
S"mNarhcr testified that On the morn
TX following the rarity Arhu"kl" told
him N the pres"nc" ~ Lowell Sherman,
ucior fr"A Fashhack. director. md
Harry Mccullough, chauffeur, that he
had taken Miss Rannr into room with
him ma Ind committed certain nets IN
connection with 'hn alleged cr.m" TA"se
ncte. according 70 Chiet neputy n"ran.
were Of n character likely 20 have
caused the injury from which Miss
Rappc's death resulted
TIL" grand jury sess!"N was called hv
pnrnn in order 20 hear th:s testimony.
Information concerning which was I'M
u"din;ely cnD,"Yct - District Attorney
brady al San Francisco
Harry McCul'ough. chauffeur FOR Ar
buckle. who was pr~rert when the al
,Sg"d F'n'cm'uiS wore mad" by Ar
buckle. according tn Scmnnch"r's tesu-
mur,. ais" VAS examined by Tho Srand
WrN tnlar. bat Ets testimony was not
mndn iuhl!r.
S'mRachcr announced nffrr the ey-
animation tha; hr w"T.d ,"av" Los An
gc'cs COR San francisco at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
THOUSAND LEGION
MEN At KEYSTONE
STATE CONVENTION

P!ttshUrch. sept. 81 Nor" Than I.""'
members 81 IA" department "f '"mn$y.
wanna. American Legion. W." present
AZ the opening her" today Oi ~" third
annua' crnvca: On. Am every post
IN the state Was represented among ~"
delegates and u was believed that "Y
Saturday the final day ~ the c"nvc"-
ton. ",rraI hundred moro l."E:onnIr"S
would con-" :" l"ttshurgh - ah N N"
selection Of officers fur the eEsu'nS
year.
A public reception VS. held for ~"
Legion men ct Sch"n,". Farms tonight,
followed w an differentiation meet
Ing Several mon prominent IN IN" At
fairs al TN rrEHrl.Ia !.E w"rH am"nI
those who addressed ''"n.
Business sessions e.: th'' organization
and al tho womru's nU> ..ar" Viii N"n-
ture the program tomorrow. Tn" meet
ing OF the AUXILIARY wIIi adjourn IL
noon, however, ~ order 'hat ~. women
may be taken u9on Sightseeing tour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
POLITICIAN INDICTED

F:tui fort. Nv. Scot. 81. Maurice
Ci.l,.u. e '"v!rS:un. Republican state
central Committeeman. was 'rh;"'r" y
~. i"r..,. IN "IU0iv rrnNd jury BIZ" go
ia" on z mtsGeV"auor charge of con-
pliclty In connection with the securing
:; ,....,i.,.. -, ,ru. ~, :;h$ dGv for Franz
.>i.... ,uuI.%, II ~" .;a'" r"i"rn.a-
90. -"
lin!r Was sen; W. from Louisville Tor
robbery The grand jnrv charges that
Gal,in represented 10 Governor Morrow
dat Rlair never had been in trouble Nc-
frra Whereas when Blair walked oUt
80 TO. !rison gates h"rA h" was under
ir|:~'ronr IN Indiana. on II hanh rob-
berry charge. Blair has disappeared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
B. & 0. in Agreement
TO Arbitrate Disputes

Baltimore. Sept. 2l-For arbitrating
disputes growing out OF personal Erier-
anccs or from the Interpretation OF tho
application OF existing working sched-
u!rs. an agreement has been reached
between representatives Of the Balu-
more & Ohio Railroad company and tho
New York Central lines and representa-
lives of engineers. Lremen. conductors
and tranmcu which are employed by
these two companies creating ~
called regional board technically named
the Train Service Board OF ADJUST
mcnt" Details OF the plan were given
out at the executive offices OF the Bal
i.more & Ohio here today.
The hoard will have eight members.
representing the roads and the others
Of the tram service organizations. Tho
agreements provide that when personal
grievances. or from Interpretation OF
schedules. cauao, he settled by direct
reference. the new board will render q
Gnal and binding decision. The new
hoard Wall not hear disputes on changes
IN rules. working conditions or rates OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
M|NG0
PROBE SOUGHT.

Washington. sept. FL Another In
r.-,!catt"n nc conditions IN Tie West
Virginia Goa! fields was proposed In n
resolution tr;r ,du""! In +" house to-
day hy R4rros"r'otiv" Foster. Repub-
lirAr, Nhio WHO suggests that the In
qI'ry 20 um'"rtak"H ~ house mine
and mining subcommittee.
The inquiry MS proposed by Repre-
snnt7'ire cooper would also take IN the
adiarrnt Kentucky Mods. Tho r"soiu-
Ron declared that "Con!N'nn OF NO.
lsnrc AZ rrcs"nt nrn threAtrrel along
40 border between W"st Virginia ard
ken;urkv." and that turbulent c"ndi-
lions and hinodqhci which hare long
rrn,a.ind menace orderly democratic
L,Nrrnn'"n: TIE h-rommittre would
hc directed 20 make "A thorough and
complete invest CATION 10 ascHr-
tain the recent causes o! violence. con-
GI'i"ns which have rr now exist .
and rRuses which have led 10 condi-
tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
How To Keep Your Blood
Pure and Wholesome
It Is the Person With Rich, Red, Normal Blood-The
Person of Health and Energy-That Meets
With Business and Social Success
Lowered Vitality Is Usually Due to Waste Products in
the Blood
Nhsn your blood "a Impoverlshed and

When your blood n impoverished and
loaded with wnstc products, You don't
&c, the fun strength out OF your food.
AMI as conse1uen"c. YOU become
weak. nerrcuu and easily unset
Wnsto products get mo the blood
mainly through the in;cst!mra hut th"re
gro other sourceS--t0r instance. Ihe
glands. Somo glands scrrcte digestive
ilirns. whiio others chCretp waste pro-
ducts. II they fail TO properly Junction.
waste products accumulate.
Asa result. nature strives to cast of
,he ro.sonr. II may be through the
skin In the form OF como skin disorder.
hu, /: Is not !nfrequent for II TO SETTLE
N tho muscles and Joints and cause
rheumatism.
For over 81 years. thous,nGs and
thou.andr Of men md women have re
ircd IN : :. < TO clear tlfir blood OF
waste products. 8. s. 8. will improve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

tho quality Of your blood by relieving
you OF the waste products which cause
Impoverished blood and It's allied
trouhies-sk'n disorders, rheumatism
And lowered vitality.
tn. same qualities which give s. 8. :.
It's beneficial efcc, in clearing your
blood OF waste products make u eH-
,remely desirable for Keeping your
blood IN good condition,
G-, s. 5 S at your druggist, Use 1t
strictly according 70 directions and
write Ch!,t Medical Director, Swift
Sps,iAc Co. DIS 4. 9. s. Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga. for special medical ad-
vice without CHARGE. He Is helping
people every day I" regain their health
md strength. Ask him 10 send you his
ILLUSTRATED booklet. "Haots A6oaS ths
Blood"-free. S. 5. s. is sold By AL
drug storeG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
CADIz RACES ARE
POSTPONED--RAIN

SIerDtl DisratTh 20 The Inte!lI EenC"r.
adj. O.. Sept. = tn" races school
U.ca tnr :"'..,y tnr tho iia-r!Sop county
"a v.-n ynS-y"nct urt!l tomorrow lato
This afternoon. owing n thn track hcing
rov"rsd with water as result Of last
n'sht. and tnday's rtorms
Thu Wednesday program Will be run
Thur and the Thursday program
"- Friday. according to an announce
ment made tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Poverty Plea 10 Go.

San Fl. u,s'>c, sept ?i.--N sem
nachcr. manager II Miss Virginia
I;apre. whose d"a;h resulted in muir
der charge against Roscoe e. Fatty
ArhurA'c. ,e'cphun'd from Los .Nn| los
today that he did not have money
enough to come to san Francesca 4"
glir ,"Sriu"Hy H. IN" AiIG he ''H''
Irsrrtr: Attorney BRADY arE"unr"d
Il told him - get Up her" w;'h"It
ANY los, g. ;iwc or s:ir"r H. '"iSo-
Vu.u@es. BRADY said. II s""m' S'rnng"
10 me that he cntld bring Miss RArrH
and Mrs. belmont 10 san Frah'l1'"
from Los Angeles In Al automobile ana
evidently spent 4 'ut ~ money here
and ,i,en suddenly los" al ii" has In IN"
world.
Semnarhcr mo,"r"d fr"m los AnS"'"s
with MISS Eapr" uHd Mr.. i'"iN."nt. WIZ"
hroueht the n.Ur,er Charge aE7IhS'
\rru,r,,o . lev day: N"fHr" rs party
IN which Nlhu"k'c ~ alleged TO hd'"
fatally injured Miss KHppe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
SUZANNE RETURNS
TO NATIVE FRANCE

New York Sept. 9i-Snznn"e l.enS.en.
French tennis star MAS ! passenger IN
the siea mship France today. Mourning
n her home land. Nile !,"nGI"n was
Obliged - cance, n rr"Ersm nj matches
VITA leading American women ;e7ns
payer. for the lrnnft OF the fund Cor
drva stated France. because - h-"n"h:a!
'r"Ih," which hampercd her work on
I've courts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Moore Takes Place Of
Lewis in Conference

indianapolis. Ind, Sept. 21.-John w.
E,c.'' Legislative" representative or Inc
United Mine Workers Of America at
WASHINGTON. ard cN-pr~Sidant OF district
No. s. Ohio field or tho miners union,
has ho.n appointed 10 take the place OF
John T., Lewis at III" unemployment
conference to he held in Washington
Mnr,i:,. MIR. Lewis announced tonight.
Mr.. Lewis said h. would be unable 80
attend the conference because OF tho
convention Of the United Mine Workers.
which Is being held here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
BASE BALL MEN MEET
|. TO ARRANGE SCHEDULE
OF the WORLD SERIES

Chicago. Sept 2l.--1uhG" k"n"R"w
Lambs. commissioner Of NH""Ma!, WIZ
meet President Johnson. Of the Ame'l-
can League. AMI John ll"yd!eT. rresi-
dcut 81 the Maj ona. l.eacu" hey" TO-
morrow 70 arrange '"rin;ive srHeoule
and other details for tho worlda series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
CHARLESTON and
FAlRM0NT FANS
TO Be OUT STRONG
Ten Of Forty Candidates for Mountainoer
varsity HAIL from These
Two Towns

Sp", !al pispa;rh 20 The 1ntc!"Gencer
MorEantown. sept. When he West
Virginia University !"u'h"U '"Nm trols
onto the neld at Suu:h Sd" lark. S2'ur-
day. - open the 1871 season wi'h NeS-
.eYuu College. the wh"ir hod} 81 '"e
football Ca:.S 1T Charleston uui a; Fair
mont VII have a riT;!rH,A" reason i"r
heiN, alnormH'iy Interested in The out
c"mn - IT," HcH:3.t N"rause On no
Mpuaia.neer c."."N. a. ~" lineup "ow
promises I" +" uA"l VIII b. no I"Ss
than SIX "lor,. l"oy4" Fa.rm'nr far
n!shrs :"ur IL ,;r,-gs AMI .l"rrra iIi".
hr"'hcrs. I, iG..Ht,H ami r'gh' cal. -
syer'!Nely. 'liVn" linwkas. Al eft "Hd
and Russ MEREDITH ~ tarki" C&ar."S.-
'"u VII hav" 'H" Humer Martin at
ha.inack and l'hIl H,!l II; center
Scattered down through H." roster
os substitutes vii. he FOUR ether
Charleston Youths N Herbert CARED.
cnd: Gran: lla.' il. 4 TUAr'"cta x.
Charles D!!Chcr. 'arh." and III" iIc!%"' q.
quarterback. This makes ten FaI"mrut
ana Charleston youths am"nEs INC forty
i!ayerS :" b" carried - fa'rn.on; r.y
ne encounter |; s. 4 A!gn ,-'H"i.u.o!'
- Charleston ari t,u:m,u' ma, ~"
cities Si.o,Il! furnish mrrr ".IN Nn.t
stAts university eleven and one tVur'n
OF the whole Varsity squad.
Tho advent OF the H.,t brothers as
varsity men IL the hrSt palr ur hrnt.I-
ers 20 be meuhers of the Varsity team
the wings on the l?O, Rul ZOOS r,rNca.
tn" Hu'ch!nsons also hal"d from Fair
mont.
varsity in Politics
Tho addition OF Grant Hall. Ir. and
Philip Hi 10 the Varsity lends u rnli:
ical atmosphere - the squad because 4
IS doubtful. If here are twO more prom!
'5aent ro;!.ir.aH$ IN IVES; N!:E!r!1 than
the fathers Of MIS- par. Gran, Hall. ST.
managed Governor Morgdn's c.t1ra !cN
for governor and IS now mayor -! The
city Of Charleston. wh!,e Bonner HI,
father OF Philip. IS city manager Of
Charleston. a former sheriff Il kanawha
county and very a"'ive n safe politics.
, No charge has BEEF. ma 10. as yet. that
Phil Hill holds his VARSITY position b.
reason OF his fathers .ntuHnHc. and
those who have seen the y"UncstHr
battling with Ouin!an. Fuc"y. Shughrou
and Tallman for the Iivo, post know
that tho charg" could no, be- suStnlHcI
Hin Ia on@ &C the mos, promising frs:
year man the university has co.raN"d IN
recent years.
Squad VIII Be Divided
While al Of the ono hundred cardi-
dates for the West Virginia eleven WI.
DO kept d; IA" main VARSITY field f,r
short period. Coach Sr-a-s PANS TO:
later than the end az rh.S week - div! ie
the squad keeping ahrG, nriy mon VITA
| him and giving Warl l.aHuam the same
number for his Freshman squad. Ina
ham has the h!cEe4' fnck Of new ranh-
oates that has ever turned out a: the
university. NOR. than sixty new men
having shown Up since the :"am re-
turned 70 towo for rs frs, practice
Monday.
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was given - representative or DIS
r!c; Attorcy Swarn'S "Cf:"s When he
wen, to nc Craft Central Eere :" meet
IN. c0'h century limited from Chicago"
AMI dc'aiu Sherman. Hs rHqGcS;ed N
telegram from District Attorney Brady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

One Of tho facts that ;s pleasing 70
the student body in genera! and TO the
members % Bethany athletic teams 60
pe~iaiiy - tho abolition OF the probation
system l. VIII be remembered th1t ~"
probation system was successful n
wre",i!rE The basketball, team OF last
year and tnorr waS crnsiderah," apprr-
henSion a. - what - N"uid d. - ihis
years football ,IaL. IN the place "t
substituted =. pan tnat !nsurcs good
scholarship ard removes tho in;ustlc"S
~ the probation system. The plan Is
the work Of Professors X. WOplcry. \.
=. Workman and :. A.icn Hunter. and
- adopted a''cr \ close study NJ the
ideas in r"uu" IN eastern universities
II" probation system mad been CON
i"ulo."d 10y the student c0ynct! and 10y
n" rnilrs" publications. because az tho
Fac, tina, IL gave no attention 20 IA.
par,!rning OF an offender. The now plan
gives attention - means % hoping
those wao Tall from grace" In taeir
studies Those who are n college for
PURPOSES other than study ar" done
away with by the simple cx;"d'eHt of
beng dismissed from me Institution
AFTER they have he"n repeatedly warned.
Thus Bethany socks TO abolish that
class nC student VINO Is h"inE ;h- inst!-
tuition no good. \: IN" same time those
VINO are absent from class Tor jGstth-
ahle rea sons arc gwen ample o;'1nr'un-
~ - make good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
BETHANY COLLEGE
FOOTBALL SQU|BS

At n" first regular meeting Of the
college Year OF The Alumni-tarultyS Stu
den; board %: c"ntro! OF l:r'hanv nth
lntics. the hoard was &c org" .H"l and
the following officers vera elected: u.
f.. Boyd. chairman. Fred Stewart. vice
chairman: Leigh I.arsi". seoretacv-troas-
u-er. The other members "f the board
are Harry Randolph. Frank lI"liu". w.
Kirk Woolery. II. NJ. Rutland, Edwin
Wells Jr. W. II. Cramblet, J. A. Hunter.
". = wilkins. \. t.. Workman. W. J.
Cottun and Harry Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
What win the Powers Dor

sr"r- or more ~ MAJOR ioHs"" bali
players are Planning TO play ".t'. IN
I'ihe 'h:< winter. \ greater number
80" planning u play ia .eaEuH> n
.'n.turu.n some q: ;he b:SEeat stars
- the sport are -MIaEed 20 r.a' -;
manage In ,!lr California winter :'aEu".
Thus rar there seems 10 be T." "lr"-
s;t.uu 60 the ;h.ng TE" players ana
,rauaserS are going r!Sht ah"a1 making
.h".r pia;.s. pnr California paper says
buck Weaver and Swedc i;tSucrs ".II
Law ,l~re In the i.aGu". THIS - not
confirmed hat Il = interesting - know
VIA: "a. players of organized hs.' w!II
de- = ti.ry ara called upon TO meet NOSE
fellows outside tho pale or "rkhni1"'
ha>rha:. Nrd whi; VII organized !1s"-
ball 10 II the players who are sSn"u
ur reserved by thcm 80" ht :" play
rc.i.nst tau." :,gatust whom the ban
3 raised
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tght-Pronks -. Fond Bread
~ 500 p NJ Bausrs US. Lemons.
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QtheSueen
!: ofSpo1t
by NA4& S:9AAt~

:tA ent AZ boxing in Cleveland. Tho
l"Yr,.t'yu came az tn" nest opportunity
Pirates Give UP Easily.
ITttslnirAh'S SURRENDER. whC1 on" IN"
team, smashed. Vas ,,i' ~ the remark
nr,A .h.n:S %. ~ season. With 4 dozen
yara.< - yIyy. nnd VIII ou,y f'V"
games ,r3H;,I.. fh"E "N!1""''i So" mp
Al IL, ~. \, lraSt = rTa.n"r - iA"'r
ylavrlS s'ITtr! p!rA"'HE f'r = N'A'"r
trip - tuba and began IHkInS all Ar
ran.r,u-uts wilMou; :"EAr'l 80 i.tr iT"-
naur
run.ras; this with u" Chicago Cubs
a.: tHlN. who. with q N"tN.,r handicap
aud a shvrLrr d.s'anr" - -, "N''''"N
;hc New York Giants AMI tod anl i!'"n
beat ;hem.
rh"g. - a fanny i:t'.' im':L"n' 20
cni,.d 10y that situation. Tn" cubs I"Si
, LuIi,'r header N rhi'a = u''H -'.'
Nnw York won two IN New York. Only
a little over week renamed I" p"l.
Tao Cubs were sore ana S""!!raE"d.
Tinker. after Ngur.ur The seemingly IN
prSs!h,c odds. SAL:
.','nln. on. folks. .cCS d"vi,ro "a J'y
club and FORK: II
We all ahtnlruel To t." dining r''m.
aom.rue ordered VIM. and Ne started
the annual ceremony ~ 'H"''t:!aE 10y
cub" which meHn: nai,iinS waN" over
lost hnprS. H"fN"c - ars' bottle or
w:rc was consumed Chance struck tho
cable with his fist
49," Lr Yelled. were no; licked yet.
We wont qu;t untu we nrs Thor" IS
st!ll a Chance ''ut his joy club out
Tn" impromp,u Cc."Hra'lNn vas
-t"pT.h. The next day. using TWO
scrub pitchers. tho cubs won u double
header. n" Giants lost two and thl'ago
was wi'hta striking distance again.
II" refusal y surrender had carried
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-11-26
MINE ACCIDENTS
FEWER IN NEVADA

The report Of the United States bu-
reau of mines covering mine acci-
dents for the year 1890. made public
to-day, shows that In that year Ne
vada had one of the lowest death
rates in the metal mines in the en-
tire country. The report does not
cover accidents in iron and copper
properties, according to the Gazette.
States having the highest fatality
rates for each thousand employees
we're Ne wYork, 22.73; Washington,
1890; Utah. 500; California, $50;
Colorado, 5.35; and Arizona. 5.34.
Those having the lowest fatality rates
were New Mexico. 1874; South Dako-
ia, 2.S6; Idaho, 500, Alaska, 3.31;
Nevada, S.5S, and Montana, 3.77.
The highest non-fatal injury rates
we're 316.8 for Utah; 29S.3, Idaho;
1854. California; 1861. South Da-
kota; 242.4, New York; 1866, Mon
tana; 1877, Colorado; 1914, Ariz-
ona. and 1910, Nevada.