The West Virginian. [volume], October 25, 1916, Image 8

About The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974

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bowlers are busy1
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g'iTEt/tf C, Temple and Church
'League Rolled Last
fl-V f Tim]l CjiITiii took two l?mei ont
W Hi 100 fi i in i the Templa bowlers last
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.g I high score and Mgh average. The
Rw 1 'poore.
Temple
Sf-jABmt 82 104 110? 298
L , WWMn* .... .. 108 149 127? 384
(* ' \JClBg 160 134 133? 147
?&*; Totelf ?.... 340 887 370?1097
Cyclonee
?& . TKtfley ? 83 113 138? 334
ft;; iHough ..? 137 117 114? 368
a D??U 124 132 165? 421
.Totale 344 362 417?1123;
P$ i K. of C.
ISv. Bed Sox took two out of three frony
? the Qlanta last night In a close match.
Ea>' f Plaharty had high score and high avf
- erage. Decker was heavy man with
C.,". " the Bed Sox. The score:
Red Sox
b j Heeslon.... 87 66 96? 24$
W& Seeker..*..?.... 114 112 140? 366
pay; Jackson 140 110 108? 35$
lV-: : r .Totals 341 288 353? 972
IK:- . Slants
I Brown 116 98 115? 329
BP;.. Ray 76 60 36? 172
B.;,'!' Blaharty 167 119 188? 464
fj|j^ , Totals .. 849 177 839? 965
Y. M. C. A.
1 The Presbyterians were victorious
. '.over the Baptist team last night when
f" 'they bests them two out of three
games. Mills was high with 203. In
fy" the second match the Lutherans won
tV _ three straight from the Episcopalians,
fe*(The scores:
DpMhvturlan
F . Bentel 114 S6 115
? Whipple 53 117 155
K' Windsor 78 112 80
E;r Oi^hoeter Ill US 104
I'" Totals 356 431 463
Bfck" - Baptist
K'i ,0. Am08 96 105 80
? ->' 'ft Mills 88 126 114
p.- - t. Asheratt 97 84 66
g C. Mills ? ? 203 95 71
|L ! Totals.. ? 484 414 331
?? ' Lutheran
g? ' Gents ? 106 98 113
Wrasse 88 63 70
Shaflerman 91 99 114'
!? G. Stanhagen 76 60 100
fev-r Gardner' ?... 77 125 so
Totals 433 445 486
B-Episcopalian
g:Brobst 61 73 69
Kv' H. Hamilton 66 87 73
Hgxfrones 49 95 63
Hrax. Worthlngton 76 60 70
Deadhead 76 60 70
K;.V! Totals 334 408
I BY CHARLE8 B. DRISCOLU
' my is the chill wind sighing
As autumn days are dying,
;v And anxious kids are crying,
"Let 'em go!"
Why are the winds Intoning
i~ A dirge for fall, and moaning,
mile all the boys are groaning
i yor the snow?
} ~ Perhaps the year, aweary
r Of autumn evenings dreary,
Already's getting leery
Of the cold.
Forward' the kids are peering.
' As winter time Is nearlng;
mile Age alone is hearing
Church bells tolled!
Crash the taxealing Democratic ring
: 1>j) electing the Republican county offi...
cert.
1'She-tQestPirgittian I
The Wert Virginian la on sale ev-|
K.."'try evening at the following places: ]
''' BUTCHER A SATTERFIELD, Street I
E ; Car Station.
WATSON BOTLDINQ NEWS STAND.
: Main entrance Watson Building.
FAIRMONT NEWS CO, 124 V4 Main
I CLTDE S. HOLT. Main Street.
IhSv''IIORAN A SPRINGER, corner Brldgo
ani&. Water streets.
ES' L H. MtCLOSKHT, corner'Sixth and
Kl*- LOcnat. avenue.
K: . A. a. MARTIN. Main - street.
- HAMILTON DRUG CO, corner Tenth I
K- : - and Virginia avenue.
a > ' JAMES OALLIHER. corner Twelfth
" and Virginia avenne.
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ALL 1
HONOft SIGNS FOR AUTO
Gigantic "Honor
FRKSNO. Cal.. October ae?Are mo-1 <
torlsta without honor when It comes 1
to breaking traffic laws? j (
Fresno county. California, has Just;,
about decided that at least many of the I
motorists are. The county has ills-!1
carded the honor system and has j
gone back to the old system of nabbing ,
speeders and fining them. With the:
paved highway between Los Angeles 11
and San Fraclsco running through the : I
iMwfl
ON NORMAL CARO
V.
Game Will Be Played at
pun:.:
x niiiipi uaiuiua/i w
tober 28.
When the Normal football team t
linos np against Broaddus college at i
Phlllppi next Saturday, It will be a '
fifty per cent, stronger qoam than 1
baa worn the red and black this year. 1
Coach Bell has been working on the !
line for the past week with results t
which he bellevea will make the Nor- i
REAL OVERCO,
IS SURE 1
Have your overcoat
the 'lOTT at
gnapts^and^faivigoca
autumn mornings,
have-it when you n<
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Why*accept anroue
months?agogfoganyt
methods you get th
signed esperfafiy
whfch'fbete^inaw
individual-deskes.
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MOBELISTS HAVEN'T "D1
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" sign displayed In Fr esno county, Cal
county, the harvest of the speed cop Is,
Icli.
"You Are oil Your Honor In Fresno
"ounry," said two enormously big signs
it the entrance to the county, placed
here two years ago at the request of
notor car dealers, who declared that,
the speed cop system used In other
-ountfes tended to give these counties i
t "black eye" among motorists.
The motor ear dealers volunteered
to act ns speed reps to nah those who
Itad no honor. Often the dealers them- i
mal boys winner in all their remain-'
ing games.
The backfleld has made as great improvement
as has the line, better team
work being the biggest thing secured.
Normal anticipates no trouble in winning
Saturday's game by a large score.
Saturday. November 4. the Normal
meetB California Normal at South
Side park. It is likely thai this game
* 111 be one of the most evenly matched
of any of the Normal contests this
year.
M'CLAUSLAND MAKES APPEAL.
CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Oct. 25.?
Samuel McClausland. of Mason coun:y.
son of Geq. John C. McClausland.
i famous Confederate officer during
Jie Civil war. has presented a petition
0 he Supreme Court of Appeals of \
IVest Virginia from a verdict of the
Circuit Court of Mason county- findng
him guilty of manslaughter for the !
tilling of George Joffers. a laborer on
he McClausland farm, last summer.
V writ of error Is sough.
1 ro Tim i m?rm\
Ill nLAlULK
TOCOME
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selves would be lawbreakers, testing
out their new cars on the highway at
speeds of 40. BO or BO miles an hour.
Other motorists showed that they :
had no honor, and the county super-;
visors reluctantly had to go back to j
the speed cop system. Nov: the speed |
cop rules.
However, there are still many In
the county who still have faith in hu-!
m;.n nature, and a movement has been
started to restore the honor sign aystern.
High School Plays i
State Champs Sat.
Stiff fast practice was run through |
last night by the High school eleven,
hardening them up for a banging, battering
attack and tough resistance in
the game with Buckhannon Saturday.'
Last year's high school champions'
are coming to Fairmont with a do or
die determination to take the Fairmon' I
scalp. Since Fairmont easily defeated
Mannlngton last Saturday the Buckhannon
warriors are a little scared
and Fairmont is epccting to wade rlgh:
through them.
Vole to break up the partnership be-1
tween bootlegging and the law. Vote
for the Republican count}) ticket.
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Miller Hogglm hu been given per-!
nlsslon to trade any player on hie |
T-t- ?l-l,. V- - -\.i- . - ? '
.osui. jic uii^ui iro ?ute iu sei b lew
iroken bats in exchange.
Cap Anson has taken cp golf. But
le Isn't hitting over 300.
The yellow peril has bobbed up
igaln. There's a Chinese player on
QENTLEMEN
The very best
in knowledge of s
the buying power
very best that we
and in fashion j
yours to comm
should mean sc
thoughtful people c
many years of 01
and the fact that
steadily increases.
Winter Clothing ii
full display in our
Men's Sui
a ^
uvercoaits
Men's Shoes a
Finer than
Ever?$4 to $8. KhVT
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the California university football
team.
The Old Ivory.
Cleveland football player sticks bis
bead In an elevator shaft. Scalp
bruised, skull not injured.
Co-eds are asked to boycott Illinois
Normal grldders. Naughty, naughty.
Nate Leeds. Charley White's manager.
Is sick. A hundred on a second
nose in a Chicago race Is the reason.
Tener wants to raise the 21 player
of Fairmont!
that we have
erving and in
of money, the
have in taste
udgment, are
and. These
>mething to
:onsideringthe
ir experience
the business
New Fall and
5 ready and in
store for men.
its and
15 to $30
^ "Time to put 'em
on" underwear? ^
XXjLflJLtf 50e to S3.C0
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A Sensible
More rnenTare
v smoking SI
jiyrEN ARE willing tc
1? J. carefully today ev
eiie iney cnoose.
That is good sense. !
"v good cigarette is unfort
'?if it disturbs after co:
it is not worth while.
' The one reason" wl
v strongly to so many thi
they . do not disturb.
comfortable?comfort at
as tongue. And they i
feeling fine and "fit"
smoking day.
Jfoyti
J.KJ7VT\ry yj;
pui
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j limit. If they're got to be M had as
: the Cincinnati crew. SI will be enough. 51
Reason defeat* King (headline). Al
No. wasn't a revolution. Just a billiard
match.
'
Minneapolis boxing promoter would
! give bonuses to fighter* scoring
Knocnouts. He automatically Dan
Freddie Welsh. ( ^
Extra. Frank Marshall, of Phtladet'
phta. will play 150 chess games simultaneously.
Fretty soft for the other
150 guys. ,.
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ntinued smoking? ?
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men is that *
Fatimas are truly
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always leave a man
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