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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-06-13
NOTICE Of FINAL 8

land OMEGA Bismarck N. Oak. April I'd 1903.
Notice ist hereby given that the following
named settler ha, filed notice OF his intention TO
make final proof In support of his claim. and
that said proof Will be made before E. A. Lamb.
County Judge, Mclean Co. N. Oak, at Wash
burn, on u 9Th. viz:
Albert n. MuzZy,
for the ea swA VIZ SEX section 10 township
s145, range "a.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: s
j. e. Mann. Il. w. Solenberger, T. M. Woga-
man and John Wagner. all Of Hancock, NJ ID.
A. c.. McGillivray,
April Register.
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SUMMONS.
State OF North Dakota In District Court
lounty OF Mclean 9th Judicial District.
William u. Brown ard

State OF North Dakota In District Court
(Ounty OF Nc Lean 9th Judicial District.
William u. Brown ard
William G. Nixon, trustee, Plaintiffs
against
Erick o. Ulander, Defendant.
The state Of North Dakota to the above nam
defendant: IL
You are hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant III this action which complaint will I've filed
with the Clerk Of the district Court in and for
Mclean County, State OF North dakota, at his
office In the Town OF Washburn, North Dakota,
and to serve a copy OF your answer upon the
subscriber within thirty days after the service
OF this summons upon you
exclusive Of the day OF service. and in
case Of your failure to appear and answer judge
meDt will be taken against you for the relief de-
handed in the complaint.
Dated at MandaI, North Dakota, this 18th
day April 1903. F..
Fl. G. VOSS,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Post Office address: Mandan, N. ID.
To the above named defendants: You are
hereby notified that the complaint in the above
entitled action was filed with the clerk of. the
District Court In and four the cOrnty of Nc
Lean and State of North Dakota. thee day ut
MAY, 1903
Dated June 1st, 1908.
81. G. VOSS,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post Office address: Mandai, N. y.
June G-Gtf. , "
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the INFERIOR,
Land ONCE at Bismarck. n. p, May G, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the i win
named settler has filed notice Of herl = .ention Is
make final proof in support of hef ylaim and
f aamS Sai Go,p PF9o '5ud %ill M BE- mat q fPre =. 4:
Washbnrn on July 9Th, 1908, W.!
Amanda A. JOhIE Dn
for the eA nwA swA ellxfo /. section 3d.
township l4S, range SO.
She names the following witness to Eroye her
ssia 1nnS' y' residence 'I6n ana cultiS ton q
Clara Olson. G. T. Erickson, Alfred Mharsl,al
and John Casey, all OfECOal HarbOr. N. Dak,
a. 9. McGillivray,
may 80 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Bismarck N. H..

I1ttIIU UIHVt III blSIIlflTtk n. II.
May 8, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
that said proof will he made before Aug. L.
johnson, US Commissioner, District of North
Dakota. at Waslburn, on June ~, 1908 viz:
ANel Johnson,
for the northeast quarter of section Is. town
ship HI, range SO.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
Jacob Luthander. and Charles Hoover of
Conlling. Nd, Andrew =. Thyberg and Ton
Anderson. of Basto, N. D..
A.C. MC(iilEiyray,
may % Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Bismarck, n. Oak. May IL, 1898
NOticefiS hereby given that the following
named, settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final prOOfin support of. his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Z. A. Lamb
County Judge. at4Nashburn. N. y, on 18th day
Of June 1893, viz:
G.. Peter Erickson, H.. Il. No. l5G29,
for tie sw!A Of section 81. township las, range
81
He the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said lanu. viz: & !.
John Casey: Ole Holtan, kels Tran and VI. G,
Merriam of Washburn, N. d.. A.
May q Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office At Bismarck, Il. Dali

Land Office At Bismarck, II. Oak.
April "a, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention tn
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Il. \.
Lamb, county Judge, Mclean county. n. Dak..
at Waslburn, N. Dak., on 18th day of June,
1903, viz:
Eugene s. Neal.
for the SEA nwA and lots 8, 6, s and II, see. b,
township i4S, range So.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land. viz:
Alfred Staley. Il. y. Ward. j. r. Mann and +.
l.. Mnches, all of coal IIarb"r \. oak.
&C. McGillivray,
may Register,
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SATURDAY JUNE 13 1903

King Alexander, Qneen ORA
ga. her sister, four of the kings
ministers, several aides and the
queens brother have been
murdered in Servia and Peter
Kara Georgeovitch is to be
king of Servia.
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NOTICE FOR QUALIFICATIONS.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Bismarck N. Dak. May Is, 1908.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before E. "A. Lamb,
County Judge, Mclean Co, N. Oak. at Wash.
burn, ". OAK, on June 80, 1903, viz,
lasmus Nelson,
for the 81 w and lots 8 and4 sec.2 twp. 145,
range 81.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz.
Nels q. Peterson, oscar GustAfson, Martin
HOltan and L. NJ. Wallin all Of Washburn, N. ID
A. C.McGillivray.
may2S Register.
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NOTIGE ENK PUBLICATION.

Land pnicc ut Bismarck. n. d., May u. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given tn { The follnwing-named
settler has HE'D notice of his iptrntion to make
iinat commute proof III support of hi, claim
and that said prnot Will he mule before .Nug.
E.l"hnSol. Il L S. Com ssiSsionrr for tie District
Of North lako't. at MS nll!c"HH WaSil1urn. y.
d.. un July ii. 1903. viz:
August II. prrs"y. ". l.. NJ. lGoli.
for the southeast quarter pf section j. t wnsllip
l41. II. of range SO. W. of 9Th p, In.
he i3lmes the olluwina witnesses to prove his
continuous lrSid tnrc upon ani cultivation of
SAID land, VIZ;
l.. w. Fills. j. j Nlck. tiottliri, lleltlusen
ami III. A.. rcrscy all Of Cnll II trpnr. N. u.
No. Met.illivray.
JulcG .!;c.i>ter.
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: ACflt'E fUM fUBLIUA llON. -
.*lalliI3 tlllct.a Bismarrk, N. Iuk.. -: q.
May. ", 1904. -. -
Notice is hereby EiYea: that the following
named settler has Gl"d uptire of hialntentlon t,
make final proof IN support Of Ills. claim, and
that said proof viii he mtdc before Aug
L. johnson. a Us Commissioner for the DIS.
trict Of North Dakota, at his office ut Wash
burn, N d." on July1l. 1908. viz:
NelS Peter Gi;tdin, II. T.. No. lO3oo
for t. e southeast quarter of section is, town.
ship l+5 n. f range 81 W. 9TH T.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation,
Of said land. viz:
Charles johnson IF Wei er. \. d. and Par
So,ierIri>t. Joseph Mann and Ole Gradilt. Of
Wnshbuln, \ ID,
A.l. Mc(;illivray.
may 10 Register.
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We stu continue to grow
and don't have to make much
fuss over it, either.
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NOTICE FOR Pu3rrC.IION.
Departmr,tn,tb the t~D:ey,ipr.

DEPARTMENT. - thn I|n.fIipr.
Notice is hereby .giyrM. tint ti, Following
f nam n;:,ke sf iinai p %as !l' e =; :;nsif Of Of t H. In, IH}tsl5 !,,'1
that said proof will he illllr before !. a. Lamb.
County Judge. Mclean 90. " .Dfk.:s it, Wash
burn on5uly. stl;IM'. viz; :, .;.,,.
for the So SCI, section g; and, w. nell St}rfiou
&c, towrSiHp loo. run. & 81. -
He names tLd Following witnesses to prove
his continuous. rcsidelicr' upon and cultivation
Neis Tram, Id Resent. w. e.. Morria1r. Of
C W; II I hnr"' ID N 1a n:k and \: iMar,h4A. Of
: - r; s.ph,r, -, ii;
=, juneis i;egister: 49,.
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Insure your property in q re-
liable5company. Call on 3. "a.
Lamb. ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR puBLlCAlION.
Department of the interior.
Land office ut Bismarck. y. Oak.

IUlilI!IntIT UT IIlN IIttIlOI,
Land office ut Bismarck. n. Oak.
j lc2, 1903.
Notice is hereby given thai the following.
named settler has notice of her intention t
mike final proof in surport Of her claim, and
that sti proof will be made before l.. A.. Lamb
Count! Judge, Mclean Co, n. OAK, ut Wash.
burn on july II. 1909. VIZ"
lIla Iloltau.
for the s"14 awAs & lots 3& ! of section q, town.
ship HI II. r;CI.S" 80 W. 7
she names the iol,"win. witnesses to. prove
her continuous llNon. aud cultivation of said
land viz:
At. pAniclson. Henry lI"ltAn uf WASlihurn
y. d.. u. I. nNlielSOn. A. L. Anderson of Turtle
Lake. y. /.
A.. G.. McL:illiyrAy.
iNhc Rngisier.
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COMMUTED HOMESTEAD PROOF.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Bismarck, N. Dak.,
April 9th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her Intention
to make tinalprGmGfi in support Of her claim and
County Juugt. Mclean, &C. N. OAK, at WASH
burn. on the 18th day Of june, 1908. viz:
Laura Belle Ward.
for tile n,s nw4 swI nwA nwI WI sec. %
township 1l8, range Sc.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said hand liz:
X. D.. Ward Alfred Staley, F.. s.. Neal and F..
L., Mackey, all of Coal HarbOr. N. D..
A. G.. McGillivray.
Mayo Register.
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Those who have laundry at the
Merchants HoteIsare requested to.
call for il as it will be5sold If not,
called for by the 20 inst. #
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MAYS


department of the Interior
Lane Office at Bismarck, n. Oak.
April 90, 1909. @
Notice is hereby given that the following
named rettler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of fits claim and
county judge at Washburn, on June 1G, 1903,
viz:
Michael L., Markert. rs
for the neA sec. II, twp. 14S manage IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. VIZ
John Markert. Casper Bellies. Peter Misslin
ana Jacob Schneider, of oalHarb0r, N. II.
A. G. McGilliyray.
May9 Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE

VIII. f. CNcIlfIIle, .
Attorney for Contestant. may 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27

who was downed on Rock Islands Is
yard line. Rock Island punted out
80 yards and Davenport received the
ball in the middle of the field.
In the first down they were held,
but on the next Grams broke away
for eight, only to be held on the next
three Rock Island now received the
ball and Griffiths circled DavenpOrt's
right end for 10 yards. In the next
three downs they made their distance
and then Graves broke through for
seven. The next three downs gave
Rock Island 10 yards and brought the
ball to Davenport's 25-yard line. Then
Souders broke through DavenpOrt's
line with no one in front of him eX-
cept Grams, who was playing in the
back field Grams failed to tackle
him. and he crossed the line. Graves
then kicked goal. making the score
to 0.
Rock Island now kicked to Daven-
port. and Valerius was downed on
his 25-yard line. On the first down
Holiday made four yards by an end
run and McGaw followed with 10
more. Valerius then made quarter
back play and received another 10,
Then by steady pushes they advanced
the ball to Rock Islands 35-yard line,
only to lose it on tumble.
For some time now Rock Island
was hardly able TO make their gains.
and were soon forced to punt and
Davenport received the ball ON their
35-yard line.
On the third down Grams punted 40
yards. but the ball was brought back
and Davenport penalized 10 yards,
and again Grams punted 40 and Rock
Island received the ball on their 40
yard line. On the second down Adj
amson punted 80 yards and Davenport
again had the ball. The first down
brought nothing, but ON the second
Rock Island was penalized five yards.
The next three downs gave Davenport
five yards, and on the next play they
fumbled to advantage and brought
the ball to the 45-yard line. On the
next three Davenport made five yards,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27

goal post above the bar. Soon some
Davenporter was. seen "c6uning"
along the bar from the other pole but
another Rock Island man climbed up
to meet him and in a minute or-two
the Iowan was handed down into the
crowd. The ccIors staid up.
The Rock Island high school team
now has as good atitle TO the cham
pionship of Illinois as any other team.
1t has been defeated by no Illi-
nois team. 1t clearly cutclassed Mo-
line and Moline in turn played Joliet
to standstill, losing by But one
point. Joliet, on the other hand, has
showed itself in the same class with
the best Chicago high school teams.
II elk Island need take back seat for
none of them.
The defeat must have been par
ticularly bitter one for Coach Victor
Littig, who trained the Davenport
team. in view Of the fact that this is
the last season he will act as coach.
Adamson's GOODNESS under all cir
cumstances counted for much in ia
vor Of Rcck Island In fact. heady
work by the team in general was
mainly responsible for the victory.
Quickness in seeing and making the
most of every advantage brought the
local team out of several pinches.
When the crowd broke from the
park after the game in a mad race
for cars but one lonesome convey
ance was in sight. The rest were all
east scattered out along the line, and
by the time they were brought up
and taken around the loop near
Schuetzen park the crowd had ample
time to walk to town, and many did
Sc
Sad to relate the Davenport people
had already purchased their fireworks
and collected the material for big
demonstration ON the levee last even
ing after their Victery over Rock Isl
and. 1t had even been loaded on
wagons ali ready to take to the scene
of the Publication. The suggestion is
offered that Manager Hayes, of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27
Alabama. "a; Tennessee. Q.

Alabama, "a; Tennessee, o.
Heidelberg, 6; Toledo A. c.. 6.
ST. Louis university, 6; Kansas City
Medics, O.
+ High School Contests.
At Goshen-Goshen, 40; Lafayette,
-.
At Kewanee-Kewanee IA: Peoria,
At -Kankakee, II, Har-
vey, 0.
At Woodstock-Olivers, 12; Mar
shall Field, 0.
| At Valparaiso-Nalpa 0; Bron-
son Hall of Notre Dame, 0.
At Marshall, Mich-Marshall ~;
| Hillsdale, 0.
At Charleston-Charles %; Mat
toon, C.
At Pontiac-Pontiac township, 80;
Tusccia, 0.
At Watseka, Ill.-Watseka, IS; La
fayette. 0.
At Jacksonville - Jacksonville, %:
Spaulding institute, 0.
At Wheaton - Wheaton, II; Iro-
ouois, ).
At Virginia - Springfield a. C., p;
Virginia. 0.
At Huntington - Wabash, 3; Hunt
iugtOn, O..
At Paxton-Onarga seminary. IL;
Paxton, 0.
At Hoopeston - Hoopeston. G; Ur-
bana, 0.
At Pittsburg Interscho-
lastics, 5; Cleveland, 0.
At Ann Arbor-Benton Harbor, %;
Escanaba, 0.
At Atlanta, Ill.-Atlanta, rs; Lin
coin, 0.
At Davenport-Rock Island, 6; Dav-
export. o..
At Moline-Joliet, g; Moline, ).
Miscellaneous Games.
At Decatur-James Mllliken univer-
sity, -: Eastern Illinois normal, 0.
At Alton ~ ShurtlefI college, -;
Spalding Tigers, o.
At Observation-Disclosures 7G; Au-
tos of Springfield, 0.
At Pekin-Pekin, ); PrinceviIle, o.
At Sterling-Sterling Business col
lege. %; Coloma Township high
school, 0.
At Naperville-N aperville, 81: Val
paraiso. -. Iroquois, g; Naperville
Seconds. 0.
At Hammond - IruquOis Athletics
); Princeton Athletics of Chicago, 0.
At Fairbury - Fairbury Athletics
l2S; Streator, 0.
At Wabash--Wabash \. C., so;
South Bend \. e., 0.
At Cambridge, IlI.-Cumbridge y.
C.. 81; Kewanee Stars, 6.
At Nashville, Ill.-Nashville, ); Ash
ley {
At Princeton. Ill.-Princeton Tigers,
50; Dixon \. C., o.
At Knoxville. Tenn. 49, Tennessee
Deaf and Dumb school, 81; North Car
Dina Deaf and Dumb school, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27
High School Earns Title by WaIIoping Davenport
Yesterday by Score of 6 to o.
IowANs ou1PoIN1ED ON OWN GROUNDS
Enthusiastic Support of Crimson and Gold From
the Side Lines a Feature.

yard line. and made their ) yards on
their first two downs. The next two
downs gave them but yards, and
they then Punted 20 yards out of
bounds. Davenport received the ball
GA their 35-yard line. Holiday made
8 and McGaw 6 more. Rock Island
was penalized yards on the next
down for being off side. Grams then
made and Fisher hit the line for s
more. Again Rock Island was penal
lied for off-side playing, and Grams
broke through for 10 more. only to
be brought back and penalized 10
yards. On the second down McGaw
made ) yards, but, having 10 yards to
gain on the third down, Grams punt
ed. He punted 40 yards to Adamson,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27
FOOTBALL SCORES
Thanksgiving Games.

Michigan, rs; Chicago, 0.
Carlisle, %; Northwestern, o.
Minnesota, II; Wisconsin, o.
Pennsylvania. -; Cornell, o..
Nebraska, IS; Illinois. 0.
Indiana, II; Ohio State, .16.
Dartmouth. 81; Brown, o.
Knox, %; Beloit, 0.
Ames, IS; Drake, o.
other College Games.
Washburn. 30; Highland Park, 0.
Nankton, IS; Huron. o.
Holy Cross, b; Tufts. 0.
North Carolina, 16; Virginia, 0.
Seventh cavalry, IS; Grant universe
~, ).
South Dakota, %; Morningside, 0.
Admission college, IS: Alabama State
normal. o.
Penn State college, %; Washington
and jefferson, 0.
Watertown, a. c., 22: Bucknell, 0.
Colorado. Al: Missouri State School
Of Mines, 0.
Georgia, %; Alabama Polytechnic,
10.
Cumberland, II: Clemson. H.
South Carolina. 16; Georgia School
of Technology, 0.
Tulane, Is; Richmond university, 8.
Des Moines college. II; oskaloosa,
Luther college, Is; Monarchs of Mil
waukee, o.
Texas, 20; A.-and NJ. college, 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27


but on the next down Davenport FUN
bled aud lost five yards, which forced
them. to punt
Grams made good kick. but it went
too far and crossed the goal, aud
Rock Island was permitted to kick
out from their 25-yard line. Daven-
port received the ball in the middle
Of the field and ON the first down Hol-
liday made three yards. On the sec
ond they were held, and time was
called with the ball in Davenport's
possession on Rock Islands 50-yard
line,
Second Half
In the beginning of the second half.
Adamson kicked off for Rock Island,
and Davenport was downed on their
25-yard line. On the first down they
were held, but on the second Grams
broke away for 10 yards, and follow
ed if with 10 more. Holiday then
made four and Rock Island was penal
lied five for off-side playing. AcGaw
then hit the line for 10 yards. only to
tumble and give Rock Island the ball.
On the first down Holiday held
Lift but on the second Griffiths made
another end run for 10 yards. On the
next down they made six, but were
held on the next two and forced to
punt. Davenport received the ball ON
their 35-yard line, and were penalized
20 for holding. McGaw made Is on
the first down. BY steady pushing
Davenport now advanced the ball
from close to their goal to Rock ISL
and's 40-yard line, only to lose it on
Il tumble. On the first down the lat
ter lost five yards and then made 10
by a fake punt. TO lie brought back
and penalized 30 for holding. They
then punted 20 yards and Davenport
received the ball on their opponents
40-yarC line.
Then by steady pushes Davenport
advanced IN ball to the 20-yard line,
where they fumbled and gave Rock
Island the ball. On the second down
Rock Island punted and Davenport
again received the ball on their 40
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27
COUNTY TEMPLE.

Nov. al f. TeIeen to Sarah NJ.
Gaylord, part lot 10, block >, Healey's
subdiv.. 33. Is, Nv, and lot 0. block /,
Whites add. Moline Heights, ST.
s. f. Lindbloom to \. j. Herberg,
lot II, block l, T. II. Vessels first add,
Moline, $475.
Frank \. Rouse to H. S. Dibbern,
WIZ, swA, 30 II, 2w. $2,912.
William Acrens to Hart WageI, Jr.
lot Z. block /. Smiths add. Moline, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27
Moline Beaten by Joliet.

baseball team, buy it and save it for
future use.
Moline Beaten by Joliet.
y touchdown in one corner of the
field yesterday and bad kick
out caused Moline to miss goal and
thus lose to Joliet to 6. The visi-
tors were much the heavier, but Mo-
line was faster, gaining on end runs,
while the visitors employed line plays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-27

yard line, and lost it on the first
three downs. Rock Island had the
bah and Grifiiths fumbled to an adj
vantage of 10 yards. On the next two
downs Davenport held and Rock ISL
and punted 20 yards and Nalerius
fumbled. Rock Island again received
the ball, and Gritfiths circled the right
end for 10 yards On the next three
downs the Illinoisans failed to gain
and Davenport punted cut 80 yards.
Rock Island brought the ball back to
Davenport's 35-yard line before being
downed. They then pushed the ball
toward Davenport's goal and were
held ON the locals 1O-yard line. Grams
punted out 20 yards, and, time was
called with the score to in favor
of Rock Island. The lineup:
ROCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT.
Ehrhorn ........l. t.......... Fisher
Cozad ..........l g.. Hinrichsen
Coleman e. Schlapkohl
Morrison .......r. g............ Gould
Graves ..........r. t...... Mccullough
Grifhths .........r. e......... Hendele
Adamson ......-q. b......... Nalerlus
Lift .....-..l. h. b...... Holiday
Souders ........r. h. b...... McGaw
Sullivan .........f. b........... Grams
Score-Rock Island. 6; Davenport,
20. Length Of halves-2O and % min
utes Officials ~ Referee, Middleton.
Davenport: umpire. Johnson, Rock
Island; head linesman, Schacht, Mo-
line. Attendance-3,o0O.
Notes of the Game.
Guess that will hold Davenport till
our baseball team gets at them next
summer.
For cold day the crowd was hand
led well. There were two or three
brushes but the crowd was kept off
the field with no trouble. In the in
terval between the halves the Rock
Islanders headed by the band. march
ed around the grounds and ended by
hofsting Tom Montgomery, who put
the red and gold on the south