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The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
A BLOODY BATTLE
EIGHT HUNDRED ARE REPORTED
KILLED IN FIGHT IN CEN
TRIAL AMERICA.
CITY is ATTACKED AT rAWk
The Niearaauan Army of Invasion l..
Suddenly Confronted by Honcuran'
and San SaIvadorans.

The Nicaraauan Army Of Invasion l.
Suddenly Confronted by Honeuran.
and San Saivadorans.
San Juan Del Sur.-Word has beer
received here from President Lelayr
of Nicaragua, in Namasiquo, Hondu
ras, declaring that the bloodicst battle
in the history OF Central America
costing 500 lives, has been fought and
won In that place.
The struggle lasted three DAYS, be
ginning on March Nth. The Nicara
guam army of invasion, intrenched in
NalnasiQuo, was suddenly confronted
by the combined forces of the Hon
durans and the Salvadorans, the latter
having taken the field as the ally Of
Honduras.
1t was the flower of the Salvadoran
army, together with the best troops
President Bonilla of Honduras coult
master. The allied forces suddenly
threw themselves upon the city
shortly before dawn on the 18th. Then
followed incessant firing for seventy
two hours.
President zelaya in person com
manded the Nicarasuan troops, Th,
first onslaught of the combined forces
was repulsed, but the Salvadorans and
firing grew heavier and again the nj
lied troops were repulsed. This hap.
penod again and again, the Nicara
guans always being successful in
keeping the enemy at bay.
After three days of unsuccessful at
tacks, tho allied army withdrew.
At first it was believed that once
more the assault would be ordered
but soon it was seen that the com,
bined forces had retired for good.
When he Nicaraguans left their de-
fcnses they found 500 dead and 300
wounded Hondurans and Salvadorans
on the field. The Nicaraguans los,
300 killed and about the same number
wounded. All the bodies of the dead
were buried.
Many Hondurans were taken prison
crs, including General Martinez, who
was wounded. together with other OH
GERS.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
Bio Land Sale in Greeley District.

Greeley. Colo.-To-day 1920 acre
,f unimproved and uncultivated Ian
n the Crow Creek country was sold f.
he Arbuckle and Purcell Land Cor
rany for s14,400. One section VIZ
>urchqsed by Abraham Jackson c
Minneapolis, and two sections by NJ"
Andrew of Denver. A year ago =
property could have been purchase
'1r half The above price. and four year
20 was offered for s2.s0O. The lanf
s under T. proposed extension ditch.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
Open 1.25o.ooo Acres in Colorado

Washington. The General Land c
'ocation of the following public Ian
,eopened to entry by the President
order of March 18th last:
Colorado, 1,250,000 acres: NJ
Mexico, 100000; Montana, 100000
oregon, 100000; Utah. 13s.000: WY
ming, 100000; Washington. $4,000
The lands were, previous to the
'er of March 18th. included in LAND
'nssed rs coal lands and withdraw
ON entry.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
Railroads to Raise Freight Rates.

Chicago.-A dispatch from Washing
ton says:
In retaliation for the action OF stat
Legislatures in providing for 2-cen
ares, and the public agitation agains
them, the railroads of the West have
served notice on the Interstate Com
merce Commission of an increase o
freight rates on grain and coal No
tice has been sent to the Com
mission by all the trunk iine'
out of Chicago that the rate o.
grain from Chicago to New York wi
be increased after April LIST froul III
cents a hundred pounds to 19h cents
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
Hot In Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Okla.-All heat records OF
Oklahoma were broken when the ther-
mometer Tuesday afternoon reels
tered 1O2 in the shade. The unusual
humidity was accompanied by strong
wind. Reports from all over the terri
tory are of like nature. At Oklahom'
City the mercury reached 81 and at
Thomas 90.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
viii Sink Wyoming Oil Wells.

Florence, Colo.-Daniel Hughes and
Charles Burkhart left for Green River.
Wyoming. where they go to drill
dozen wells for the Alkali Oil Com.
pany. This company is building a
large soda works, where the alkali OF
soda will be refined. The surrounding
country SHOWS indications of petrol
cum, and they intend to thoroughly
prospect IL.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
Beats a Woman's Postscript.

Greeley. Colo-John Sites. news
'aper man from Eddyville. Iowa, here
o. his health, wrote 1899 words on a
,ostal card. There are 1880 letters
on the card and the work is neatly
done.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29
Arrest FIFTY Women.

London.-Woman suffragists tried 10
enter the House to-day and the police
eharxed the rioters and arrested nifty.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-29

Some men make It their business to
interfere with the business Of others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
PLAN TO KEEP
OPEN ALL WINTER
tension of Season, and Inaugural
ton of New Games.

Plans are now on foot among TIE
members of the Arsenal Golf club 10
keep the club house open throughout
the entire winter. In order to do this,
some provision must be made for heat
ing the building, and u subscriptiC1
list is to be circulated to raise funds
to install a steam heating plant The
new departure of the club will not
only greatly extend the golf season,
but will permit the members to enjoy
other winter sports for which the club
grounds are well adapted. The low
land east of the club house and across
the ROAD will be flooded for skating
and curling. This was formerly tda
site of a pool drained several years
ago.
Heretofore the club house has been
closed i'll October, and the links have
been rarely used during the late ia |
and winter months, though often the
temperature is none too low for the
enjoyment of golf. The plan now I'M
der way will allow members to enjoy
a much larger use of the privileges
of membership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
GOING AFTER EN-
independent Football Eleven
Organized to Play for Tri-
City Championship.
GOOD MATERIAL IN SIGHT
Old High School Stars and Two Play
ers from Pekin White Sox Are
Among the New Ones.

The Rock Island Independent foot
ball team was organized at d meeting
last night and from the character of
the men interested and the enthusiasm
shown it seems likely that this Cit
will have one of the best amateur
elevens III these parts this fall. 4
strong effort will be made to wrest
the tri-city championship away from
the Moline East Ends, who have held
the honors for so long
The Independents nave secured LcS
Weidman and ,IChn Newman of the
celebrated Pekin White Sox. U'Mara,
the star punter of the Davenport high
school last year will be a member and
it is likely that Will Carse. one of tn
best quarterbacks this community has
developed, will be home to take his Old
POSITION. Will GriiIiths, Harry Cole
man and probably Gilbert Graves u
the 1904 Rock Island high school tearI
are expected to be i'll the lineup.
Other Members of squad.
Other members of the squad arc
Fred Larson, Marx Harder, LesiI7
Downing, George Palmer, Harry Fitz
simmons, George Burns, Cal Reddig
Harry Williams, Robert Mulcahy, AL
Dert Larson ami Walter Grotjan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
PRIZES AWARDED AT COUNTY FAIR

Brood sow under 6 months, 1st, f..
S. Raser; I'd, c. NJ Tinsman.
Brood SOW with pigs, LIST. Z. S.
Raser.
Pen of pigs, LIST, c. NJ. Tinsma,.
Boar, any breed, LIST, Z. S. Raser:
End, Frank Little.
Chester White.
Boar over 1 year, LIST, Frank Little
End, Frank Little
Boar under 6 months, list Franz;
Little.
DurOc Jerseys.
Boar over 1 year, 1st and End, A. L.
Sands.
Boar under l year, 1st, A. L. Sands.
Boar under months, LIST, F. L. Ash
down; End A. l.. Sands.
Brood SOW over 1 year, 1st, A. L.
Sands; 2nd. A. L. Sands.
Brood SOW over 6 months. list. A. L.
Sands.
Brood sow under 6 months, 1st. A. L.
Sands; End, a. L. Sands.
Pen of 6 pigs, LIST, f. l.. Ashdown
End, A. L. Sands.
Brood sow with pigs, LIST, A. L.
Sands.
Poultry.
Herman Liphardt showed 10 coops
of buff cochins, brown and white les
horns, plymouth rocks and langshangs
winning 1st in each class. Ira Vain.
wright showed coops of geese ami
ducks winning 1st in each class.
Farm Products.
Winter wheat, LIST, w. J. Nicholson
Rye wheat LIST c. Dunbar.
White cats, LIST, M. ID. Hauberg
Yellow corn, 1st, NJ. p Pearsall; End
f. M. Walker.
Early corn, 1st w. ]. Nicholson.
Sweet corn, LIST, NJ. d. Hauberg; End
w. ]. Nicholson.
Pop corn, 1st. w. J. Nicholson; End
F. NJ. Walker.
Buckwheat, 1st, NJ. ID. Hauberg.
Timothy seed. LIST, c. Dunbar.
Glover seed, LIST, C. Dunbar.
Best 6 stalks of filled corn, 1st, VIII
liam Vogt; End. c. Walker.
Sugar cane, list F. NJ. Walker; End
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
FROM THE DOPE BOX.

8 The attendance for the year at Gin
ton was about $4,000.
All of the Islanders went on the
transforming trip except Tighe, Hines,
Lakaff and Eng.
The Islanders left this morning ca
their transforming trip. opening at
Tiskilwa this afternoon.
+. Umpire Bobby Carruthers and wife
arrived from the south last night III
the way to their home i'll Des Monies
/. Pe2chy Graham celebrated the last
game of the season yesterday by MAX
ing four hits for Minneapolis against
St Paul.
The Springfield (Ohio) fans last
night gave banquet to their pennant
Central league team and presented
their manager with silver service
If the Chicago Cubs had played in
Rock Island yesterday with the cham
piOns of the Three-Eye league, instead
of at Quincy. Island City park would
not have held the crowd
Pitcher Beecher has pitched 81
games this season, winning q and los
ing g. Bomar of Decatur beat this
record. Bomar has record of lc
straight games won this season.
Pete Lister continues to make good
at first with Cleveland. Yesterday he
participated in a double-header, hand
ling all chances well and making one
hit in the first game and two in the
second.
Other newspapers about the Three
Eye league seem reconciled to Rock
Islands victory in the pennant race.
In fact. they are inclined to congratu-
late this city and Manager Tishe, gen.
orally admitting the honor was fairly
earned and honestly deserved.
Manager Pink Hawley of La Crosse
was mobbed at Freeport yesterday
when he refused to give a spiked
player a runner. He was beaten and
one ear partly torn Off La Crosse won
the first game of a double-header and
| forfeited the other on the ground there
was not adequate police protection.
Mrs. Tighe was not forgotten in the
lawarding of the mementoes of the sue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

( Following is a complete list of the
premiums awarded at the Rock Island
county fair at Joslin last week:
Shorthorn Cattle.
Bull, over years, 1st premium
Herman Liphardt.
Bull over 3 years, LIST, Herman Lip
hardt
hardt.
Heifer under years, 1st, Ira Wair-
wright.
Heifer under years. I'd, Herman
Liphardt.
Heifer under 8 years, 1st Ira VAIN
wright
Draft Horses.
Stallion years, LIST, Frank Walker.
Colt, mare, 1 year, list, I'd, r. N.
Whiteside.
Gelding over 4, LIST. r. N. Whiteside.
Mare under 3, LIST, J. w. Pencil.
Brood mare having two colts, list,
In. n. Whiteside.
Stallion (all over LIST, F. Walker.
Colt under | year, LIST, j. w. Pennei
Mare under } years, 1st Ira Vain.
wright.
Mare under years, LIST, j. B. Nc
Mikel.
HOrses-ROadster Glass,
Stallion over 4 years, list, Ira
George.
Stallion under 3, list. f. Walker.
Stallion under ), I'd, Schafer &
Wainwright.
Colt under 1 year, LIST, C. Stewart.
Mare over 4 years, LIST, TheOdots
Bornholdt
Brood mare having two colts, LIST,
&c. Stewart.
Poland China Hogs.
Boar over l year, LIST, I'd, E. S.
Raser.
Boar under l year, LIST, I'd, E. S.
Raser
Boar under months. 1st, E. S
Raser; I'd, c. NJ. Tinsman.
Brood SOW over l year. LIST. E. s.
Raser; I'd. H. Liphardt.
Brood SOW under year, LIST, I'd, e.
IS Raser.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

iords of congratulation to the players
nd word of caution regarding their
transforming trip, sprung complete
urprise on President Spencer by pre-
enting him, in behalf of the subscrib-
rs to the fund, with a handsome ivory
andled, gold mounted silk umbrella
caring his initials and inscribed
President, Champions, 1907"
Just before the close Mr. Casteel I'M
overed a splendid quartet in the per
ons of Vandine, Scott, Lundin and
berger, who rendered several vocal Sc
actions III fine style.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
The FINAL D0ING<
Celebration in Honor of Tri
umphant islanders Culmin-
ates in Banquet.
PLAYERS ARE REMEMBERED
Officers of Local Association Do tht
Honors at Black Hawk
Inn.

The celebration in honor of the Is
landers winning of the Three-Ey,
league championship wound up las,
night with a banquet at Black Hawl
Inn at the Watch Tower at which
Manager TighG and the members of til,
cam, together with the former presi
dents of the Rock Island Baseball as
ISOLATION, NJ. II. Sexton and II. e. Cas-.
leel, and Umpire Jack Wilkinson, who
was i'll the city, were the guests OF
honor. The officers of the local asso
citation, President Jesse Spencer, Sec
Iretary-Treasurer J. F. Munger, and Di
rCctOrs Henry Carse and NJ S. Heagy
acted rs hosts. After a neat rcpas.
had been served, President Spencer.
acting as POSTMASTER, thanked the
players for the services rendered dur
ing the season and expressed the sat
isfaCtiOn and appreciation of the gen.
eral public over their victory, which
satisfaction, he said, was more sub.
stantlally expressed in the very liberal
contributions to the pennant fund which
was gotten up on very short notice
and only after the winning of the pen
nant was practically assured, thereby
showing that there were no allure
mCnts or inducements held out to the
players to stimulate their efforts Il
win.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
OTHERS WILL PLAY
But Rock Island Cannot Have
Post Season Championship
Series of Games.
FARRELL IS HEARD FROM
Iowa and Wisconsin Champions Ar
range for Contests-Sexton to
Head Board of Control.

NJ H. Sexton received a message
of the national baseball commission
which indicates that there will be no
post season series of games between
Rock Island and the pennant winner
Of any other league. Mr. Sexton was
asked to act as chairman OF the board
of control of a post season series be-
tween the Iowa and Wisconsin league
pennant WINES and will accept The
date and the place are yet unknown.
Mr.. Farrell said that he had heard
nothing from the Three-Eye league in
respect to series. but had ne dohe
so he had intended to appoint Mr.
Sexton to u similar position. The
chairman of the board of control is
authorized TO name the umpireS, fix
terms and conditions and divide the
receipts according to agreement.
Not of Same Class.
Failure of plans for a post season
series with the Springfield team, win
ner of the Central league pennant,
owing to lack of interest in the Ohi9
city virtually barred the Three-Eye
champions from playing with cham
pions of another league of their own
class the Central is of the Three
Eye class and is the only one availa
BILE. The Iowa and Wisconsin leagues
are of lower class and so contests
with the pennant winners in either
would be no fair test of the kind 81
ball either league is playing. Tho
Three-Eye would have everything tC
lose and nothing to gain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
MERCER FAIR THIS WEEK
Rock Islanders Will Attend Big Elk
hibit at AIedo.

Today is the opening day of the an
nual Mercer county fair ami a number
of Rock Islanders are planning TO at.
tend one or more days during the
week. The exhibits are reported 10
be above The average, which is saying
good deal, ana there will DC fine
racing program and plenty of special
features. Friday is the last day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Killed by a Pitched Ball.

Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 17.-Henri
Pilon was struck over the heart by d
pitched ball in a baseball game Sun
day and died almost instantly. The
ball passed through the hands of an
other player and struck Pilon. Pilon
caught the ball, threw it to the
shortstop.a and dropped dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Cedar Rapids Republican: Beldel
Hill says Rock Island has the scrap
piest ball team in the league, team
that has won more games than any
other III come from behind" bl--
ties. The old man of the league pays
tribute to Jack Tighe and Dan
OLeary, claiming that these two men
have instilled the spirit of never
quit i'll the team, spirit that has
enabled the Islanders TO pull many
game, apparently lost. from the fire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Don't neglect your stomach. At first
indication of trouble take something
that will help it along in its work of
digesting the food you eat. Kodol for
indigestion and dyspepsia will do this.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

p. V. Cox
Sweet pumpkins, list, E; e. Walker;
End, Il. NJ Pearsall.
Yankee pumpkins, LIST, c, Walket.
End, p V. Cox
Large squashes. LIST. J. Nicholson;
End NJ. d. Hauberg.
Early Irish potatoes, LIST S. S. Beal;
End, c. Walker
Late Irish potatoes, list, c. Walke-,
md George Wainwright.
Celery. list. William Groak; End, Ed
gar Walthers.
Onions, list, M. d. Hauberg.
Beets, list, Edgar Walthers; End, Nj.
d. Hauberg.
Turnips. fst. NJ. D. Hauberg; End,
| c. WalthGrs.
Parsnips, 1st, E. E. David; End, P.
| V. Cox.
Rutabaga, 1st NJ. d. Hauberg.
Kohlrabi, LIST, c. Walthers.
Peppers, list J. C. Wake; End, Homer
Daley.
| Radishes, list, Homer Daley; End, NJ.
H. Whiteside.
Carrots, 1st, NJ D. Hauberg; 2nd, C.
Walthers.
Cabbage. early, LIST, NJ. F. Walker;
2nd. E E. David.
Cabbage. late, LIST, c. Kessler; End.
u. w. Pencil.
| Cauliflower, LIST c. Kessler.
j Tomatoes. LIST, Homer Daley; 2nd,
p V. Cox.
Beans, LIST, Homer Daley; End p.
V. Cox
Egg plant, LIST, E. E. David; 2nd, E
L. David.
Musk melon, LIST, Edgar Walthers-
| Onion sets. LIST, Homer Daley.
Largest display, list, Homer Daley;
End. p. V. Cox
Satisfy, list, E. E David; End, Homer
Daley.
Hops. 1st, w. f. Filbert; 2nd,E. C.
IDOnahoo.
Parsley, LIST. w. F. Filbert End, Z
Nv. Cox.
Loaf wheat bread, LIST, Mrs. w. +
Fnbert; 2nd, Mrs. J. Nicholson.
Loaf graham bread, LIST, Mrs. J. E
Wainwright.
Loaf rye bread, LIST, Mrs. c. Wal
theirs.
Loaf corn bread, LIST, Mrs w II
lGrOak.
Dozen light rolls, LIST, Mrs. William
| Filbert; 2nd. Mrs. J. E. Wainwright.
/ Dozen rusks. LIST. Mrs. J. Nicholson.
| Doughnuts. Isl, Mrs. J. Nicholson.
II Cookies, list. Mrs. e. c. Donahoo.
II Sponge cake, list, Mrs. f. G. Dona
hoo.
Jelly cake, LIST, Mrs. Edgar Wal
Ithers; 2nd, Mrs. L. c. Donahoo
Silver cake, LIST, Mrs. w. II. Groaxi
l2nd Mrs. w. II. Groak.
Gold cake. 1st Mrs. w. II. Groak
End Mrs. L. c. Donahoo.
Walnut cake, 1st, Mrs. L. c. Dona
hoo; Ind. Mrs a. c. Donahoo.
Spice cake, LIST, Mrs. c. Walthers
l2nd, Mrs W. H. Groak.
Ornamental cake, LIST, Mrs. w. II
lGroak
Cocoanut cake 1st, Mrs. w. f. Fl:
. bert; End, Mrs. w. F. Filbert.
Angel food cake. 1st, Edna Pencil
l2nd, Mrs. e. f. David.
: Devil cake, LIST. Mrs. L. c. Donahoo
Tend, Mrs. Edna Cox.
Chocolate cake, LIST, Mrs w. Il
Groak; Mrs. L. CsDonahoo.
Carmel cake, 1st. Mrs. w. II. Groak
End. Mrs. w F. F'ilbert.
Banana cake, 1st, Mrs. Edgar Wa
lthers; End, Mrs. w. II. Groak.
Ice cream cake, LIST, Mrs. w. y
Groak.
t. Ribbon cake LIST, Mrs. E. c. Dona
hoo; 2nd, Mrs. w. H. Groak.
Ornamental cake. list, Mrs. E. {
Donahoo.
Ginger cake, 1st, Mrs. w II. Groal
Display pastry, LIST, Mrs. w. H
Groak; End, Mrs. E. C. Donahoo.
Canned apples, 1st, Mrs. E. c. Done
hoo.
. Groak.
Canned blackberries, LIST, Mrs Edga
Walthers; End, Mrs. E. c. Donahoo.
Il Canned raspberries, LIST, Mrs. Edgo
Walthers.
Canned peas, LIST, Mrs. Edgar Wa
> theirs.
Canned Strawberries. LIST, Mrs. Edgd
!, IWaIthers; End. Mrs. w. II. Groak.
Canned cherries, LIST, Mrs. Edga
tWalthers; End. Mrs. NJ. d. Hamburg.
Canned plums. 1st, Mrs. Edgar Wa
lther: End, Mrs. f. c. Donahoo.
+ Canned peaches. 1st, Mrs. Edga
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Frank Isbell, who was reported II
have quit the Chicago White SoX fo~
good on account of an injury to his
hand, reported yesterday and was sent
on to rejoin the team. a desperate
effort is to be made to land the pen
nant. Comiskey is reported to have
told the members of the team if thef
again capture the honors there is $49,-
900 i'll it for them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Clinton Meets Defeat.

Galena, Ill, Sept. 17.-Galena yes
terday defeated the Clinton Three
Eye league team. Score:
Galena .,.... .003 So 6
Clinton 0000010-2 6 0
Batteries-Palmer and Fox; Staut.
fer and Lemon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspep-
STA, a combination of natural diges-
tants and vegetable acids, digests the
food itself and gives strength AMI
health, to the stomach. Pleasant to
take. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Ball Team Photo.

Fine group photos of Rock Island
baseball team can be had at Smiths
studio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by One
Dose of ChamberIain's Collie, ChoI-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy

| was so weak from an attack o.
diarrhOea that | could scarcely attend
TO my duties, when | took dose of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. 1t cured me entirely
and l had been taking other medicine
for nine days without relief. heartily
recommend this remedy as being thu
best to my knowledge for bowel conn
plaints.-R. G. Stewart, of the firm OF
Stewart & Bro, Greenville, Ala. Fyr
sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
Gifts to- Players.

The speaker, then addressing him
self to Manager Tighc an dthe indi-
vidual players, presented each with Il
handsome Morocco leather wallet in
'scribed with the name of the PLAYER.
the date and the city, each purse con
tanning $50 in crisp, new currency,
Manager Tighe getting double por-
Ition-$GO
Manager Tighe responded i'll a very
nice speech. wherein he took occasion
to say that the treatment received from
the Rock Island people, as we'll as the
purses and other testimonials given,
he had ever received, and he had been
on several pennant clubs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg, A; st. Louis, 2 (first
game).
St Louis, ); Pittsburg, 1 (seven IL
nings).
Boston, 5; New York, first game)
Boston, ); New York, 2 (eight in,
nings).
Philadelphia, 5; Brooklyn, 3 IA il
nings).
Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn, (sevcn
innings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

The Chicago Cubs played at Quincy
yesterday and lost. Only three of the
regular Chicagoans were in the line W..
They made two runs in the first inning
off Pitcher Rause and that was all
they got. On the other hand the Iowa
leaguers went after Pfiester in the
third and hammered in four runs, later
adding one off Ruelbach for good
measure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, I; Chicago, o.
New York, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, 5; ST. Louis, 2 (first
game).
Cleveland, 2; st. Louis, 3 90 II.
nings).
Washington, 3; Boston, . (Grst
game).
Washington, 6; Boston, 0 (secord
game).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 6; St. Paul, 4.
Kansas City, I; Milwaukee 5.
Kansas City, IA; Milwaukee, g Give
innings).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-17

cess of the team of which her husband
is manager. She received an immense
Teddy bear, appropriately decorated,
at the hands of some of the Rock Is
land roOters, while flowers were given
the ladies of other members of the
team