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The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15
Foreign Demand for American Apples

Foreign Demand for American Apples.
In . recent address william A. Tay.
lor Of Washington said: The rea-
sons for the increased demand for
American apples In foreign markets
are varied. One Of the most i'm
portant Of these IL. unquesticnably. the
rapid growth Of the large cities OF
Europe In recent years and the rela-
tive stagnatiou of fruit culture in
many portions Of that continent. Bet
ter transportation facilities in this
country and on the ocean, At lower
cost. have made possible the landing
Of American fruit in certain European
seaports at less cost and In better
condition than that shipped only =
short distance from their home or.
chards. The development Of refrIger.
ated storage in the United States has
greatly steadied the export apple trade
by prolonsing the shipping season un-
til Australasian fruit of the new crop
comes forward In considerable guam
titles.
Five years ago It was practically
impossible for shipper with less than
five carloads of fruit (the approxi-
mate capacity Of most of the refrig-
Grated compartments) to secure space
for his shipment, while at the present
time space to several ports can be
had for single carloads at almost any
time during the shipping season by
arranging In advance.
Other causes Of the Increased de-
mand are undoubtedly the gradual i'm
provement in methods Of packing and
handling the fruit of our commercial
orchards and q gradual approach to-
ward standard grades and standard
sizes Of barrels and boxes which Is in
progress and along which line there II
still room for great improvement.
with all the gratifying features Of
the apple export trade. there are still
some difdculties to be overcome II the
export outlet is to be sufficiently en-
larged to carry the prospective sur
plus fruit from the 200. zoo, 900 apple
trees now in our orchards. First
among these is better handling and
packing of the fruit. While there has
been marked Improvement in this re-
spect in recent years. there is still
need for emphasis on this point. Re-
gardless Of trade or quality, apples
destined for export shipment must be
snagly and tightly packed"
The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15
Archie Roosevelt

Archie Roosevelt, the nine year old
son Of the President Of the United
States. and, in . way, the most ener-
getic of all the Roosevelt boys, has
developed an ambition to enter the
navy. says American Boy. This sud
den longing on Archie's part % serve
ON one of Uncle Sans sea fighters is
possibly due In some measure to the
fact that his parents recently present
ed him with . very handsome sailor
suit. but It may also be accounted for
to some extent by the fact that Archie
has now arrived at an age where he
takes 4 keen interest in the exploits
Of some Of his ancestors, who were
warriors Of the ocean. Finally. Ar
chie's uncle. Captain Cowles-the hus-
band of the Presidents sister-has
lately been ordered to sea to command
one of our new battieships. and conse-
quently there has been much talk OF
the navy and its affairs In the Roose-
welt family circle.
1t would, indeed. be by no means
strange should Archibeld's present en-
thusiasm be the forerunner of a seri-
GUS bent for . naval career. His IA
ther, the President, has always taken
the keenest interest in everything ap-
pertaining to the American navy.
When barely out Of college. he wrote
his famous history Of the naval war
of 1912. and all boys know how. as
assistant secretary Of the navy just
prior to the Spanish-American war. he
made preparations for that conflict,
among other things arguing. pleading
and almost Quarreling to get for Ad-
miral Dewey the ammunition that
made possible the victory of Manila
Bay.
To 30 back farther in the Roosevelt
sailor record It may be noted that in
1911 the great grandfather Of Archie
Roosevelt built At PittsouTg the nrst
steamer that ever navigated the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers. Two of the
lads great-uncles were in the confed
crate navy during the Civil War. One.
former oficer In the United States
navy, was captain In the confederate
service and conducted the pioneer
blockade.running expedition wherein
swift steamer slipped past the Union
war vessels in the night and carried
arms and ammunition to the confeder.
ate army. Later this same oficer Gre
ated the system Of daring confederate
privateers that preyed on the com.
merce Of the north. The second an
cestor was midshipman who fred
the last gun from the confederate war
ship Alabama before she went down
in her great fight with the federal war
ship Kearsarge, on the coast of
France. Archie Roosevelt, 1t may be
added. has nne opportunity to ''play
sailor" whenever the family goes for
q cruise on the Presidents yacht. the
Dolphin. and he is fast friends with
most Of the Jackies on board.
The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15
1fAK9!2Y1
Dairy seheei Attsndanes.


Reports from Wisconsin say that
the dairy school this year 10 crowded.
there being 12S students present.
This number 10 twenty-five more than
the school has facilities for instruct
ing with ease. When the prssem1
school was built It was felt that the
capacity would b. gAsat snoash Tor
long time to come. me attendance
shows the interest wis Rsis farmers
are taking in scientific fsrs rem.
ing to dairyins. Among ~ 1soaenss
this year are some Swiss 11e%.
ers from . part Of Wisconsin where>
cheese Of foreign name are being
made. From other parts OF the coun-
try come reports Of good attendance
In the dairy schools. This 10 an en-
couraxing feature Of educational I'D
vance. Probably no phase Of farm
life more needs the help Of science
than the dairy, ~ 1t 10 the part OF
farm work that touches manufacture.
Every state Of the Union should
have . dairy school. for in every state
Of the Union dairy products are be-
coming important parts Of the farm
output. Dairy conventions stimulate
interest. but seldom get down to the
foundations of matters in their papers
and discussions. and. II they do. the
people that hear them do not under
stand what is said. But in the case of
dairy schools the students begin At
the foundation and acquaint them
selves with the obscure things Tat
need to be brought out to the light
Many Of our farmers could we'll At.
ford to send their sons to take a
course In the dairy schools Of their
respective states. II the capacities
are not now great enough they could
soon be made 30.
The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15

The makers Of oleomarsarine are
beginning . new assault on the law
that taxes colored oleomargarine ten
cents per pound. Information from
Washington states that . bill Is to be
introduced In the Ways and Means
committee for the reduction Of the tar.
There are seventeen members of this
committee. and majority of them
are Known to be friendly to the but.
ter interests. It II not believed that
q. bill can be got through this com.
mittee. 1t 10 felt that II it il II
can mot possibly get the support of
. majority Of the house. The men
that had . hand In pushing through
tho bill that became the law We now
have feel very safe, but are on The
watch. prepared to marshal the honest
butter forces. II necessary.
The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15
a CHECK On IL. MIIk sux.r.

When . producer Of milk for use
In creamery or cheese factory has .
suspicion that he 10 not receiving fair
treatment at the hands of the buye
~ to the test, the proper thing to
do u to purchase . tester and test
the cream and milk before they are
sent from the farm. This may vindi.
cate the test Of the buyer or may
show him TO BE- dealing dishonesty,
but In either case It will bring CON
viction to the mind Of the milk pro-
Queer. There u nothing moro dis
quisting than working In the dark,
and nothing more satisfying than
knowing Just how thinss stand A
milk tester can b psrcAassA Sof
aheas Is.
The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15

couldn't buttsa 1t, and 20 had to wear
this hot Jacket. and I've nearly died
ali the evening. and you've made It
Just ~ hard for me a. you coald. I
think you men arc"
But Marian's opinion Of men Was
never disclosed. for Reynolds had
taken her in hi, arms. and the hrst
quarrel was over.-Chicago News.
The Meeker herald., 1905-04-15

At the Lewis and Clark exposition,
in Portland. this year, there will be
. shallow lake, Of about 200 acres In
area, which will contain all kinds of
fsh. and will be illuminated BY 1885,
900 electric lights. % that the nah
viii - visible - thsy swim af0und.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
ISLANDERS WIN IT
exhibition Contest With Illinois
Smokers Taken by Score
of S to 1.
INFIELD is SHIFTED ABOUT
Amateurs Make creditabIe Showing.
Especially in the Error
Column.

While il is doubtful if the Illinois
Smokers would win the pennant were
hey playing in the ThreeI league.
hey are a husky lot OF youngsters
and they put up a creditable argument
against the league leaders yesterday
the second game of the double-head-
IT for the benefit OF Hank Walters
md Dow Vandine To be sure the
ISLANDERS played out of position large
y and the score was 3 TO l but on the
other hand, the leaguers made six err
rors, while the Smokers made but
one. The latter handled the ball
,leanly, if not so fast as their oppo
lents
Toward the close when the Island.
ars saw they would be able 10 pull OUT
4 victory they introduced a little rust
city into the contest that the audience
appreciated. Patsy Donovan. who
Dbl.gingIy consented TO appear in the
role Of umpire. was the good natuTed
object of most of the sallies and as
night have been expected he held his
JWn and assessed several stiff fines
against his critics Patsy apparently
has the making of . successful jumps
and there is no reason for his leaving
baseball. even if he breaks all the re
mainder of his fingers behind the bat
The only sign OF uncertainty that en-
tered into his work resulted from men
tai agitation over the prospect OF walk
ing back to town. as his team mates
had left in the hack and he hadn't a
nickIe in his base bail clothes When
he had received assurance that no
such calamity should befall him he
settled and did good work.
To begin with the Islander infieid
was shifted with Wanner on first
Vandine at second. Lister at short and
Sweeney at third Later Ruby came
in from left and exchanged places with
Sweeney and in the last inning he
went INFO the box. Eads going to third.
For the Smokers Lemburg pitched till
The seventh. when he retired TO give
Twomey a chance to try his skill
smokers single score.
N'rmoyle made the only score for
the Smokers in the second, getting one
on while Price. who had singled. was
being put out at second and coming
home on errors by Lister and Eng One
two, three was tire rule. but in the
ninth a man ran across the rubber
just as the third out was made at first
and of course the score did not count
For the Ieaguers the five runs were
nearly all earned. \ couple of hits
and an out brought the first one in
the second, a hit and successive outs
brought another in the fourth q double
and a single added one in the sixth
two singles and a double tackled on a
fourth in the seventh and a double and
a single did the business for another
i'm the eighth Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
Craue Trouble Eoreseen.

II needs but little foresight. to tell
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected. grave trouble is ahead
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs. John A
Young. " Clay. y. Y did. She says;
q had neuralgia of the liver and stom.
acb. nv heart was weakened. and /
could not eat was very bad lot d
long time. but in Electric Bitters'
found Just what l needed, Tor lhey
quickly relieved and cured me Best
medicine for weak women Sold under
guarantee by Hartz & Ullemeyer' drug
gists, at soc bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
SCIENCE PREVENTS BADNESS.
The Fatal Germ and Its Remedy Now
Facts Of Science.

u is Iho rarrs' thing m the world
for man 10 be necessarily bald No
man whose hair is not dead NJ the
roots. need De bald il hc viii use New
bros Herpicidc. the new scalp anti
septic. HoTpicidc destroy the germ
that cuts the hair OF al the root.
and cleans the scalp Of dandrun and
leaves il IA perfectly healthy con
dillon. AIr MannetJ n the Maryland
Block. Butte. Montana. was entirely
bald. Ia less than a month iierpicide
growth. and nature did IT'S work b.
covering his head with thick hair an
inch long. and in six weeks he had
normal suir Of hair Sold by leading
druggists Send 10 cents in stamps 90
the Herpicide Company. Detroit. Mich
igan- T. IA. Thomas special agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
THREE EYE LEAGUE

THREE EYE LEAGUE.
Rock Island. 4 Bloomington, 2
Cedar Rapids. .; Decatur, !.
Dubuque, ); Peoria. first gameD.
Dubuque, :, Peoria, q (second
gamel.
Davenport, :; Springfield, , (frst
sameD.
Davenport, s; Springfield, Second
gamel.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, l first
game).
Philadelphia. 4; Chicago, Csecond
game).
Washington. .: Detroit. I'll in
nings)
Boston. :; Cleveland. 4 first gamel
Cleveland, ,; Boston, tsecond
game).
St. Louis. >; New York, first
game).
New York. /; St. Louis. Q (second
camel
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 10; Chicago. 3.
ST. Louis. 8: Boston. >.
New York. :: Piusburg, ,.
Cincinnati, 9: Philadelphia, 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. :; Milwaukee, first
game).
Columbus. 3: Milwaukee. tsecond
gamej.
indianapolis. 8; St Paul. I first
game).
Kansas City. /; Toledo. ?. FIRST
Toledo. S; Kansas City. o 'second
gamel. &C.
Minneapolis. 3; Louisville, o first
Minneapolis. 3 Louisville. > Csecond
gamel.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City. g; ST. Joseph, /.
Des Moines. 6, Pueblo. )
Omaha. :: Denver. l.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Terre Haute. >; Wheeling. /
DAYTON. 10. Evansville. ;.
South Bend. >. Canton, ,
Sprirgfeld. 1: Grand Rapids. ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
Take KodoI After Eatlno.

After a hearty meal a dose Of KOdoI
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent and at
tack OF Indigestion. KodOl IS a thor
ough digestant and guaranteed cure
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Gas on the
stomach. Weak Heart. Sour Risings,
Bad Breath and all stomach troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Benefit Game Nets Nice Sum.-Yes
terday's benefit game yielded about
$40 for the disabled members of the
Rock Island team. Part will go Il
Ruby and Vandine, and the bulk will
be turned over TO Hank Walters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

bride being Miss Miller, a charming
young lady Of that place The above is
Mr.. McGreevy's second venture in the
matrimonial line. as only last spring
his first wife secured a divorce from
him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
BREEZES FROM FANS

Sweeney and His 5at-The partic-
ular feature of yesterdays league
game. the story OF which appeared in
yesterdays Argus, was the playing of
Sweeney. who drove in three of the
scores and made a beautiful running
catch in the ouJfield that saved the
game at a bad moment
Let's Him Go.-DonnelIy has released
Pitcher Rothormel
Was Good Farmer.-Lyman the new
pitcher OF the Rabbits. is an amateur
from Pittstield, IT. His debut was
not a glittering success. Sprinsfield's
comment Is that a good farmer was
spoiled 10 make "a poor ball player
when he broke into the game.
No ransfer.-Jim Hayes Gnal word
is tina, he viii not transfer the games
n Davenport; TO Decatur. and McFar-
land Will bring his men there Friday
morning. -Four games VIII be played.
including a doub.e-header next Sunday
and Hayes says he Will furnish as good
a crowd as Decatur can.
Strenuous Trip.-The Islanders viii
have pretty strenuous rip this time
They play five games at Peoria and
four a. Bloomington This Will clean
up the postponed games unless there
are others later on
Horne Released.-Clyde Horne. the
former Rock Islander. has been releas
cd 10y Peoria. and Kennedy goes back
TO first. right being filled by Mike
Lawrence.
New Phase OF Mobb ing.-Peoria has
developed a new idea in the mobbing
line the umpire being substituted by
the knocker The other dav, after Du
buque had Won. crowd OF small boys
took after man who had made him
self conspicuous by denouncing the
team during the game. and peltel him
with sticks and clodS Jill the police
rescued him. No wonder Peoria is q
good ball town.
McGreesy Marrie6.-Euge Il NC
Greevy. better known as the King.
and a member OF the pitching stan Of
the Davenport. Base ball team. was
married yesterday al Bloomington, The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Score by innings:
Decatur ........I . o o u o O--1
Cedar Rapids 20 0 6 Q . %
Two base hit Ball Struck out
BY Edwards. :; by Ruger. >. Bases on
balls-On Edwards. :; Oft Ruger :.
Time-I:4o. apprehension
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY,
Frank Baker defeated II. G. pape 1
CLASS F CUT.

CLASS F CUP
J. w Cool defeated j. p. Comeeys e.
mp ; to play.
Gust Tegelcr defeated Phil Mitchell
up . To play
w. l.. Allen defeated b. r. Peek . up
TO play.
c. c. Jameson defeated j. y Van
Patten 3 up 3 to play.
CONSOLATION CUP.
Schiller Hosford defeated T.. :. John
son ? up.
G. II. Stewart defeated +. II. Guyer
] up, - holes
r. A. Murphy defeated ". d. Hos
ford 3 up to play
J. II. Trimble defeated r Il Gable
3 up d play.
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stipatiOn. feel mean and cross. no
strength or appetite HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii make you well and
Keep you well 35c. Tea or Tablets
+ H. Thomas pharmacy.
4 blessing alike To young and old.
DR. Fowler's Extract OF Wild Straw
berry Natures specific for dyscntry.
diarrhoea and summer complaint
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Peoria H.. Aug. 24.-Dubuque took
both games from the Distiners, the
first through the inability of the home
team 10 hit. and the second by Du-
buque's hard hitting in the fourth in,
ming. Score:
Peoria p q o 0 0 % > o
Dubuque g ? 2 0-5 Is 4
Baueries-Roach and smith; Cooke
and SJarke
SECOND GAME
Peoria 90 o % O &c 9 2
Dubuque % / o 6 . q o. 8 2
Eastman and Smith
Swain. Owens and Starke.
DoubIr-Header 40 Davenport.
Springfield. H.. Aug Springfield
losr an embarrassing double header TO
Davenport Scores.
Springfield O1OlO-3 10 4
Davenport 200O203-7 Is !
Batteries Oberln and Ludwig; Ba-
ker and Nieman
SECOND GAME
Springfield ...2O1OOOO0I- 8 3.
Davenport ....O100O22 POS l. p
Batteries-Morton and Ludwig: Lei
ivclt and Nieman
Cednr Rapids. %: Decatur. 1.
Decatur, III. Aug. 24-Edwards was
moi in form, and Cedar Rapids won in
a walk. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by
ChasnberIain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy
and Perhaps Life
SaagaI

"A short time ago was taken with
a violent attack of DiarrhOea and be
lieve | would have died If / had not
gotten relief" says John J. Patton. a
leading citizen of Patton. Ala. a
friend recommended Chamberlain :
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
I bought a twenty-five cent bottle and
after taking three doses OF it was en-
tirely cured / consider il the best
remedy in the world for bowel com
plants. For sale by all leading drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Two base hits-Sweeney 90. Wan
ner. Eads Bases on balls-On Lem
burg. ,. Struck out-By Eads. 6.
Passed observation-disclosures. Eng Time
LEO. Tmpire-Patsy Donovan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
Soothing and Cooling.

The salve that heals without a scar
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye. No
remedy effects such speedy relief. II
draws out inflammation. soothes. cools
and heals all cuts. burns and bruises.
4 sure cure for Piles and skin di-
seases. DeWitt's is the only genuine
Witch Hazel Salve Beware Of
cOunteTfeits. they are dangerous
Sold By all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
MADE new RECORD
Ardo Mitchell Reduces Score al
Rock Island Arsenal
Links
N FIRST MATCH PLA'
Covers Course in 74-Interestine
Matches in Opening of Mems
Handicap Tournament.

ne nrSt match play rounds in the
local championship golf tournament
were played Wednesday afternoon.
with the results given below. Many
| OF the matches were exceedingly close.
two of them requiring an extra hole for
a decision.
J. ID. Cady had an exceedingly close
match with George Lynde. defeating
him by one stroke on the home green
where Lynde had hard luck in trimming
the cup for a half
c. r. Stephens ana G. NJ Bechtel.
and G. II. Stewart and T. H. Guyer.
played 19-hole matches. the former OF
each pair winning.
Lowers Competitive Record.
The feature of the day was the rec
ord-breaking round of Ardo w. Mitch
ell. in which he DEBATED {. \ Barnard
& up and to play. Barnard played
splendid game. making a medal
score of SO. which is ordinarily good
enough To win. Mitchell, however.
went out in 80 and came in in 81. a
total of u. which was / strokes better
than the competitive record for the
course and in fact is the best score
that has ever been made on the lucai
course, either in competitive or in
practice. In the opinion OF the local
golfing fraternity, Mitchelrs score of
= will stand mbeaten for a long time
Ills card was as follows:
Out ....4 c . > ia
In ..........G 1 / 1 > . 3 > l-35-74
Pairing for To-day.
The pairing for the second round of
play this afternoon is as follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP.
a. W. Mitchell and J. d. Cady.
l. w. Mitchell and w. b. Mixtcr
CLASS b CUP.
Decker French and George w. Burr
J. II. Samuels and +. c. Mueller.
CLASS c CUP.
c. F. Lynde and c. c. Williams.
II. c. Wiley and c. r. Stephens
CLASS d CUP.
G. A. Price and J. l.. Thatcher
c. X. Mixter and Otto Huber.
CLASS e cup.
W. J. Mccullough and w. II. Snyder
E B. Hayward and Frank Baker
CLASS + CUP.
J. w. Good and Gustaye Tegeler.
W. l. Allen and c. c. Jameson.
CONSOLATION CUP.
Schiller Hosford and q. II. Stewart.
T. A. Murphy and J. II. Trimble.
Yesterdays Results.
The results of the matches Wednes-
day afternoon were as follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP cup.
A W. Mitchell defeated c. A Bar
nard 6 up to play.
J. d Cady defeated George Lynde|
l mp.
L. W. Mitchell defeated c. p Skin
aer 4 up 10 play.
W. Il. Mixter defeated II. AinswOrth
, up / TO play
CLASS b CUP
Decker French defeated ". McClel-
land / up.
G. w. Burr defeated Nathaniel
French up TO play.
J II. SamueIs defeated G. ". French
l up
E. c. Mueller defeated W. d. Middle
ton 2 up.
CLASS c CUP.
c. F Lynde defeated {. J. Cooper 3
up 20 play
c. c. Williams defeated Larned Al
len up 10 play.
H. C. Wylie defeated G. l. Eyster |
up l 10 play.
c. r. stephens defeated O. VI. Bech |
tel l up. 10 holes.
CLASS y CUP
C. A Price defeated J. >. White Z up
> TO play.
J. /. Thatcher defeated PauiO Rod |
dewig . up 1 10 play.
{. X Mixter defeated 4. II. McCand
less up to play.
Otto Huber defeated Louis Hansen.
IT.. up 10 play
CLASS E CUP.
". J. Mccullough defeated Frank |
Mixter 3 up 20 play
WI. snider defeated o. F. Schmidt
s up 10 play.
E. B. Hayward defeated j l. Hecht
4 up 10 play
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24
DUBS TAKE PAIR
Hines Men Hard on islanders
Heels for Top of the
Heap.
DO THINGS TO PEORIA
Davenport Surprises Senators BY Also
WorstIng Them Twice in
One Day.

GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island az Peoria
Decatur al Davenport.
Dubuque al Bloomington
Springfield at Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

McGreevy Msrried.-Eugen Nc
Greevv. better known as the King.
and a member OF the pitching stan OF
the Davenport Base ball team. was
married yesterday al Bloomington, The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Let's Him Go.-Donnelly has released
Pitcher RorhCrmel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Strenuous Trtp.-The Islanders viii
have n pretty strenuous trip this time.
They play five games at Peoria and
four n Bloomington This Will clean
up the postponed games unless there
are others later on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-24

Horne Released.-Clyde Horne. the
'Crmer Rock Islander has been releas
d 10y Peoria. aud Kennedy goes back
o first. right being filled by Mike
lawrence.