The West Virginian. [volume], June 14, 1917, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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n? League Contest
KSentSeven and a Half
BfemmgB Last Evening.
Ky ~
^^^^ bofMMtCllost last night to the M.
H^^HjjBaQdi9- school team in ail Interest"Which
lasted seven and
^KpWf tadngs and ended with the
S. Morrison. of Eoi>eveII,
^H**??e-aenBationaJ plugging with the
^HcuCticfc, getting a two base hit, a
baaedtft * * a home ran in four
^^^HtttteS'Upu The score:
Hep< Hopewell
AB R H P A E i
^^^KodgBZS,.: 4 2 2 0 2 1:
j. fCoagway, a? .... 4 2 2 0 2 1
JW- Reed, m 3 0 0 0 0 (;
^ HwWorrieon, p 4 1 3 0 1 0
fc-lO. Reed, 2 4 1 0 4 0 2
^Mgjtoed, c 3 0 0 6 0 2
^'M'^.? ?t- OAAC1A
iO o V v o A V
jse Ml?Conawayfl, S. Morrixtaej.
Base lilt?S. Morrison.
iTtn?fl_ Mnrriaon.
ce Wts?W- iteed, Comrtnfly.
> plays?S. McDougal, Unasr?
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Hfclj)hy,2; Kincafd, S. McDougal, 3;
MjtBWatnflsu F.-McDqagai Satterflold,
teft?by+
life^iIin^rrtepiv^'3y'2
t>tellB?Oft.iJ. 4)ItjrE]Huu?,l.
Bttngrfrne?Madden and 'Travis.
RAnftflier ctamch league game Is
^^MMgKlMbr'.xtext Friday ercning beRpMBBdhe^irstAL
P_and (he Diamond
|lwim(i M III li hi inn The game will
llk??8aye5Um>-the East.Park-dlamond
^^^&p6i8bigsmeds>?xpected.
.Cincinnati, 2.
;;^yffitiwgaifc4r -*g .65i
- .^.25 22 .632
JPSe^n,..., 11, ~1B -31 .340
manxmsmsixfisi. aiona, > r
JW'll I 11 ( 11_ II n I. rrn * '
M^jaj^wiiUfncaBu. +
^ Washington, 7g? CtevehmtMi.
g^tcm" " * 30 16 !C52
BMhington 18 29 .383
gteUladejphla 16 28 .364
> Panics Scheduled Today
jBClevelaiiifc atWashington.
t8L/Looisat Boston.
Jtoots^won .th o- Snhnrban handicap.
^Bbtoveteen of the seven league
Bfect Dfflon has joined the navy. II
^HJggjetrafes the-U-boats as well as
^^ Erai^unmber ol ambitions comeBMfitehters
Undo Sam won't hare
^Hpring to-be sorry for.
^H^tsoe Is deteriorating. We no^BHfc*-bnnch
of high school boys 1
HM.started a chess team.
HKtOrCozmle Mack wins a baseball 1
he probably feels like tho man 1
Bto-draws thieo aces to his pair of <
Bnt
[Kazft blame Joe McGImrfty for sell^KjOie^Boctte-clab
after 31 rims were 1
^ jha^egalnst it In one game, bat 1
HpDuKtO- see the guy who bought i
^Hlfew York coutem says of a trap- 1
Hk.tournament that Dr. "Wli 1
^^Hjntook the Suburban" cup with i
0r th? D<>C? '
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HAYBE YOU GUESS THES
VtjljtfphS
By PAUL PttflMAN
A few young ballplayers, some of
them never heard of outside the bushes
aro putting the St. Louis Cardinals
on the baseball map.
There's a brace of Smiths, J. and
F? there's young Cruise and Hornsby.
At the fag end of last season you
may have heard a little about this
Hornsby and someone may have mentioned
jack Smith, but the other two
meant nothing in the average fans'
life. %
But now Cruise is leading the National
league in batting JL Smith is
right near the top, Hornaby proved
that his last seasontn performance was
not, as many said, a flash'In the pan
and F. Smith Is acquitting himself
uredftabiy both vrith -the stick-and the
glove.
A mighty good acquisition was this
said F. Smith. It gave Miner Hug
gins a cnance Knnu?9 naamaj iruui
third over to short,, "where Is of tar
mare <valoe to-tho -clab- vrithoirt-weakening
the hot comer.
The Cardinals are In -theflrst division
and It looks as though they are
BFIS OF I!
STATE NEWS
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Owing to Qwunnsnal prevalence of
typhoid in Charles ton Justafcthla time
It has been deemed -wise by the-management
of the C. & P. Telephone Co.
to safeguard the health of Its.-telephone-operators
at that point, by Inoculation
against thls-dlsease. Satur
day h^s boon selected an the date upon
which the operators will be vaccinat
ed. It will not be compulsory, but the
girls have been..urged .to comply with
Wheeling delegates attending the
armr.ni international convention ot
Ltocary clubs at Atlanta, Go, next
week, will wear unique cos tnmes in advertising
West Virginia, as-a-coal state
and. Wheeling as a city or progress and
money. Ihe dolegateawlll -wear white
overalls with lighted miners' lamps
upon their caps^and each cap will bear
the following motto: "the-Shining
Lights.-" On the-backxit-cach garment
win be-palnted some-prominent fact
about Wheeling. Among the-phrascs
will be: "Wheeling?mother city -at
West Virginia, with tu20a,000 population."
Another wilH>e,"WheeIlng District,-with.
28 banks and $5X4)00,000
resources and 3250,000,OOO-dearinga."
Another, "Seven Baflroadm<and Pive
Trolleys'" Manufacturing Products,
?50,000,000?" "Wheeling Makes 120,000,000
Cas carets." ""130,000,000 Packages
of Malt Pouch Annually,"
Each local delegatewill push.a wheel
utuiuw \iiLii a uutuu iiiuyui wuml Virginia,
the slogan on the -vehicle will
read. "Wheeling West "Virginia."
Over 20,000 Rotarlans from all parts
of the globe -will attend, apd the affair
promises to be one of the biggest and
most enthusiastic gatherings held In
the south In. years.
The originality behlnfl-the-creation
of the window display at M. H. Green's
Jewelry store stamps Mr. Green one
of the best window trimmers among
Montgomery merchants, and the winlow
for this week, unique In every detail,
has attracted more than ordinary
attention, says the Montgomery Now*.
On the floor of the window Mr. Green
has soddod a lawn, real grass being
used and growing In the window., In
the center of the lawn he has-made a
miniature garden, there being four
beds In which he has planted peas, lettuce,
radishes and beans. Though
planted only a few days ago. under his
attention the garden Is growing nicely,
:he stalks and vines being out two or
three Inches already. A card In the
jenter of the garden bears the slogan
"Watch Us Grow," and another card
innounces the fact that it Is "time now
to plant your garden." The time Is
Indicated by an. attractive display of
Big Ben clocks. The Idea Is a clever
jne and has been skilfully executed.
It will be news and come as a surprise
to many people In Wheeling and
die Ohio valley to know that this secdon,
and particularly Ohio county, Is
tarnishing a very considerable quality
of the very best oak timber tbat
s going into* the construction of the
nerchant, fleet and submarine destroysrs,
with which Uncle Sam proposes
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LOOK WHO'S KEEPINC
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hooked-tostay there. At least at
stag there doesn't seem to be m
chance of Cincinnati, Brooklyn, P
phnrgh or Boston poshing them out.
And this quartet have about as m
; to-do 'with their being there as i
one.
At the opening of the season the <
to fight the German war, said
Wheeling Intelligencer In a recent
sua
, The Federal iumbor company -v
offices In the German Bank build
h
ailori
in Palm I
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*XTHE gerrrcfi
Clot$ hasij
established fac
essential tosati
made of this fe
summer;cloth,T:
Palm Beach suits t
label are tailored vc
this otherwise rathe:
giving and shape-re
is hardly anything
Beach suit, one \
summer comfort, si
- "High Art
We have all sizes
sport backs. Cast <
know whatreal hot
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Leading Ciothier,
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1 THE CARDS IN THE RACE 2
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R'SMITH "
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cms dsb^srweie doped as snre eighth posi- i
uch tioners. They weren't given a chance, j
itta- Hornsby, criticB said, might he good ?
or might he a fizzle. Jack Smith was
nch classed with the mediocre crew. F.
my- Smith and Cruise were neglected
Ifs Just one of those inexplainable
Car- things^in baseball, that's all.
is
the has been the agency through which ^
its- this timber has been furnished. "Some ai
of the very best and in fact, I believe,
rith the best oak in America is fonnd in tho
ing, Ohio valley, and particularly In Ohio _
ng First1
teach Suits
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pe Palm Beach
^merit?fhat|fs?an
t?
kfia rf ?r>n'fnVl nf"h eg
ather^weightmiidisitailaring.
X
iearing the "High Art"
rith a view to making
r delicate fabric, serviceitaining
and since there
; cooler than a Palm
vho would4 enjoy mid
lould buy a
Palm Beach "
and* models""includmg
off that woolen suit and
-weatheroomfcrt is.
t
!. Iseman
Hatter and Furnisher
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mmy?. NUU fniin?f^ir A . mu. OUUU W U
e reporter. "Out near West Alexanir
we hare now one mtn, which is
orldng on aosne of the-flnest oak that
ever saw, and has teen pronounced
r good jndges of timber the finest on
te market We also are handling the d<
odoct of another mill located near
uneron, and are baying more or less
ik from a number of small mills in ?
Is locality Most of tne oak that we
e selling gees direct to Detroit Clevcad,
and Perth Amboy, N. A, and pracca&y
all of it is now being used in
ie construction of sea going vessels,
a thin the last few weeks I have seen
ro ships afloat on the lakes and one
i New York harbor, to which a very
Tgo amount of Ohio county oak was
red. A short time ago we pur
iased <me crop of oak timber from a
inner near West Alexander tor which
e paid $1,400, and we have secured
?*? -i" -v. ?a ..i. nn
om mat locality on? bock ul ya& ?
? in length, and-squaring 19x24 teehI.
The oak 1b all of the very bast
aality, and It is in very great demand
ir steamship construction.
"I expect few people really reallxe
ic supplies ot high grade timber that
ro yet to be secured in this locality.
' course, the promiscuous logging
"rations which went on thTonghr.ut
is country fifty and seventy-five
;ars ago, are at an end, but all
i rough this section our farmers have
apt choice trees and many of thorn
ave grown to mammoth proportions,
he demand for such timber for fencig
purposes has ver% largely ceased,
a account of the general use of
arbed wire, and the high grade oak
mber is now too valuable to be used
l ordinary construction. Ab a result,
lerefore, we find a considerable quality
here and there to be had, and at
le present time there is a very pressig
demand for It
"Most peopls know, of course, that
hlo county Is furnishing lota of steei
ad tin plate and shells and chemicals
> be used In fighting, bnt the fact
lat we are supplying a good deal of
alid West Virginia oak to help buflrt
le merchant ships and submarine
sstroyers, will probably be interestig
Information."
mi-i
whjnmidf
BEggS |ll|-|IVUh
?MW)NDERQcneAhern
BY GENE AHERN. '
DID YOU KNOW?
Using the boomerang Idea, a Louvflle
genius is applying the shape
i money, umbrellas, lawn mowers,
ikes, shovels and other objects that
re known not to come back.
A parachuite is a very useless nrtl
BE 1(1
CELEm
wewtU makeyou
genuine ~PALM j
tailored to your in
fverGQ&t-ordered i
KVn^nBTI
UAftF Tf% 4
The 7PALM BE.
identically the san
charge--#9.
Thto gfft is to si
patronage exiei
presented toavery<
beginning Monday
J one lQth.
fsmm
i.hi*
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e on tern flrma.
The sheik sent to the Oennans
>t marked C. O. D? but are cbaj
id after the explosions the Oern
> the collecting .
To keep a pencil point from br
PREPARED- 1 V
NKS
Get Hartley kind Vw
ot Luggage to
travel safely.
The Mai
TaHoref u Fiihion Pirl^
tfr>/T> /Ol iC 1 _
$>o uxioras
In real Wax Calf skin 01
Russet calf?perfect anklf
fitter ?6.
Where a man has onc<
worn a pair of Hartley shoes
he knows they are an econo
my as wen as a pleasure. W<
have the shoe for you.
First F\oor
M9-J0N
i GuS 15TH AIM
a gift of a Coat
BEACH" cloth of
dividual measurexit
our standard p$L
COAT ADD .TROUSERS
'?V '
AGH" Goat and
ne garments for wj
}
how" otir apprecfat
ided u$ in the p
customer during *'A
\ June.ll th and endi
t
ing when the pencil falls, sharpen thi
pencil after the OIL H
are ~~~~"
Ted Because af sate la inch a heavy and
mnB clumsy piece ot furniture a Denver
demon is making one out of papier 1
mache. He believes this nffl erm
eak- come the heavy safe problem.
81LK 8H1RT8
uwwvKvipwd. *?? ;
(3 -J stripM is t? nil
i We Want
is the man who wants to
feel cool and look welL W?
want to sell him
A Suit of Clothes :"8
that will tone down his temperature
and tone up his appearance.
Suits that do this must be waB / 'I
tailored. There are no suite bat- .' H
ter tailored than these, nor lit any
better. It is with our suits as with I
the finest standard watches, yon
can depend on "the works." ^ |;J
Men's all wool summer suits ?6
Palm Beach and Linen Suits 11.60
Underwear
The finest collection of Munalnfc
B. V. D. and other standard underwear
for men, in cool nainsook,
.T.uslin, gauze, or balbrlggan is
ready for your personal comfort
They come In regulation threejuarter
and athletic styles, In twopiece
or union suite. Prices, 60e I
First Floor
?14,17 |
RSARY WEEK 1
and Trousers 4f I
the natural color,
with every suit or
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1MMTWT I
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Trousers wffl b% I
hlch we regularly I
ion of the vaTaed
>ast and will b?
'.nniversary W oek"
ng Saturday nighi
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