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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

Feeding hogs h'gh-priced corn In
the mud will give less farmers dol
lars for Secretary Wilson 10 pile up,
admire. throw down, pile up ana ad-
mre some more II shouldn't be
did.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
TRovERs getting busy. eod-ti
IAcc Sale

Lace Sale
Valenoennes, round thread, Nal
tese torchon and trimming lace. The
Variety Store, 263 North Commercial
street. Annora NJ. Welch. proprie-
tor. t0-5-7t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
ladies Wm Hold nasaar--

The Ladies' Ald society OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church held their
annual meeting ana organiEed for the
years work ON last Friday, October
e. They will hold their annual ba-
zaar and Christmas sale on Wednes-
day, December =. 1905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
afe7 P0unds--.

Sweets on sale today. 10 pounds
2se. W. A. Irwin.
Wanted--A furnished house 8 20 I
rooms. for new family. A, +. Hofer,
Secretary Board OF Trade. Phone
aoo 1888
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
Low Prices

In order 10 raise funds, the q. w,
Johnson a Co. clothing store, at lAl
Commercial street, have reduced
prices 10 scarcely believable figure
for a retail store. As a result those
in search OF reliable store at which
goods may be gotten cheap have dis
covered the sale golng on. and crowd
the store clear 90 the street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
Smoke aud he Happy

pntrOniEe home Industry aud u
Tashmoo or Ia Corona cigar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

To get that suit pressed aud
cleaned. Give Johnson q Stege q
trial Next door TO Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
Nothlna CAn Take

The place OF meat, We all know
that. SO why not get the best, ane
YOU will get the best II YOU order
from Steuslon Bros. Phone Ssi.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

Country butter or anything else u
the grocery line. Phone Sll. J, NJ
Lawrence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
lCity NewsI

Weather Forecast

Fair and Cooler tonight, will
heavy frost; Tuesday fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05

Gllson's Piace--Eleyen barber chairs
e-o-d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-05
When In Portland

Visit Halls restaurant, $40 WASH
lngtor street. e-o-u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Grmoroetc icinc SHUTTER.

Nem Dort, 30. Gcjenbcr, -
Sn cincn Anina bon Wnbnlinn er.
moroetc bciltc Der 80 Sabre oltc Pr
tbrr Srottcr in ieincm &ogirbnllic an
Der Scit.3S. Strobc lcinc 0reile
Wiuttcr, inoem CT berielben nit eincn,
HolirmeIlcr bic aeblc bilrdIdnitt. Gr
iprong Johann aus eillem Senitcr ocS
j%lpeitcn Stodlperfs uno fam perhGlt-
niBndbt1 nit lcid)tcn T|crlebrmgcn
bopon. Gr nuroe ioiort %ucrboitct.
ino ans icincn Nltslogen crbcllt. Oob
er ans Dem SdllSd)en gcrotben lit.
lucil CT oll5ll ltnrt an Den @cltuntcr.
gang 9lallbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Ser Eittsburgcr Sfaubal.

Eitt.bur9, Ho., 30. Qej. --
Giitrift$omuIt @m. Il. @lofelep
uno Gctcftips pom Naegbenp.GountD
murcn bcrttc nit Nod)for'duuu9en
nadD meitcrcm Hepcisma1eriol 9egcll
g%cluiiic Stootrotb2 . Mitglieocr be-
id,ditilt, mcld)e III ocn Strait. Stone
bol perluidclt iciu ioaen, lieBcn lid
obcr ilbcr oic Sofe llidlt mcitcr aus.
Mor1en miro cine Goniercnj Spiidlcll
Dem Nlaunr Hlttbric. benz Tiitrift2
Nnpolt Ninfclcp mo Den WitAliebern
Der y@otcr>' 2eoauc" ItottlluocL III
ucld)cr NON iid) Dem &crnebmen nod
ilbcr Die Truge Der &ornobnc meitc.
rcr &crbnitrngcn ihliiiIi1 mod)cn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
@crm0acn inn alten Softer.

Cincinnati g. 30. 9c5cnbcr.
Noarselh rsl GbligatIpncn nto
Wcrtbpopierc I'M &ertbe bon mebr
ais $4,000 muroen in cinem nlten
&oficr geiunberL nclden Der bieIi9e
Coroner 0finen IieB. nm etluos il6er
6ic Nngcborigcn bcs 73 iGbrigcn
&obn SERB. Soltr 3u crnittell, rucl.
der III cinem bieii1en Sogirbollle, IN
lpeld)em CT mobllte, zines plotlifcll
5obes gcitorben lit. Sn Dem Softer
beiono iidl aud Gin 9rici bon @arriet
=. SpincIc, 9tr. 1913, SilO=St. Ser
naro.S troBe, Fbilooelpbia. peId)e
anifcineno cine GouIinc ocs Serltor.
bcnen lit. Mon benohrihtigtc lie ollf
tclegropbild,em @cge Don Dem Tb.
lcbcn ocS olten 0crrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
yicbcstragobic III Wuro- Gnrplina.

Noriolf, &d. 80. Te5ember. -
@iner Gepeid)c ans @nibington, o..
g., 5lIolBe bat Sri. Wop Moolar0
bclitc irilb bort Den - iGbrigen Sobt
Gmcrion Stoltc, mcld)cr einilnBrcid)e
Gcrmouotc in Bottom uno Nep.Oorf
bot, crlfoiien mo iid) iclblt ollrd
eincn SdnlB lcbens9ci1brIidi, perleBt.
Mnn ucriibie Die 5bot, nud)oem ibr
Stonc Ocn entIflub on1efiinoiat
bate, Gin 5iuild)en 9ciocn criItirelt.
ocS Sicbcaucrb1ltnib abjubrcden.
Der junBc Mnnn bate IN 1906 bos
ySolp GroB College" 81 @orceitcr,
WoIi., o%blOlpirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Gumferemsem in Mmanita.
Sitdcod auf NciudJ BEL Gait. Nlh
anor miro BORT crmortet. lo9
1le,lc 3abinet.

1le!lC 8Qbulet.
Nu9ultu Il, 8o.,< 30. Ge5embCr.-
9llla Der Nhnflnft 6rant -, <d)s
Gods oea &oriibers oea rcpublituni-
idcn Nutiunol Comics mo titni.
ti1cn Wcnernl Eoitmciitcr3, i'm
@ultic 0ea gcltri1cn Cages ulo ser
Nntiinoiglmg, boB Senutor anor,
Srn. Guit'S fiinitiger Stoata letretdr,
am 6. Soulor bier Cri6eincn miro,
,iebt man Den SdlIlB, 6oB Der CT.
mGbItc ErGiiocnt iid) Jest crnitIid nit
Der 9iIolmg lcinca HNbinct2 belf0t=
tigt. Nr. Nitdbcot miro cine @odc
uoCr oarilbcr bleibcr, Hno m1brcno
bicicr 3eit miro ST., Gait icinc W'el.
munJ boriibcr boren, luic Die politi'
id)c Mirtuna npll G~rlenmun1cn lcir
luilroc, peld)e er ms 9Iule 9eioBt
bat. Nlgcmein miro jugeacben, DOB
Is uid)t leidt lit, EcrionIid)feiteu SIT
iiloeu, mclde iif fir aobinctspoiten
eiancn, lpclm man oobci glcidBeitig
0oralti HiidIid)t nehrlelt lltlB, aus
ipeld)em &oubeatbeiI lie fommell, mo
ocabolb miro oieie 9~hligobe nllb 6rn.
luit rcit)lid) bcifGiti1cu. @eItern
9tuhmrittng bate Nr. Mitd]cof nit
Dem tiinitipcn Er1ii0cntcu cine flr5e
llnterrcopass unlo nobm Abeno0 ooS
Cincr I'M &rciic Scr 5ait'ifen SAINT
lie cil. Nif morgcn lit cine cingc.
beuberc Goufcrcn5 ougeleBt mo oIf
oicien Sog hat Sr. Gait oild) cine Be
ipredDmg nit ieincm lo~ngi6bri8en
6rcunoe, Dem Hcootteur Charles
Glorf aus Sortfor6. CONT, cube
rulln1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
9as einiame 9aus.
Hon,on bon aboIf Stredns 8.
(Sortiesung.)

SeBt crit fiiblte id), oab cS mcbr
ais eiu iliihti9es Sntereiic, ooB cs
cine Der5lid)e 3lnleigung mar, Die id
iiir Den iittgen Wonn 9eluonnen bot
re, cine Spmpatbic, bic cS mir troE
allcr 9elpeile nnnl0glih mod)tc, an
Ieinc Sflllo 81 glouben.
SD fonnte mid meinem troilri9eu
0riibeln nid)t longe iibcrlniie,l. cin
Deiild) iultcrbro6 cS. Ger Siirgcr
mciiter fam. nid)t nlir. inn lid) nod
lneiilcr, Ycfin0cll i'll erfitloigcn, ioll'
berll aildl. Inn mir 5ll er51blen, iuas
I'M Stdbtd)en porgirg. iuGbrenb id)
tbntenlos oilf meiltclt ;3inlnler liegclt
lilubte. gr bate mid nod nidt Der.
~laiiell, ais ihon Elm 5%iueiter @eiud)
fam. iiiib bieiem iol9te iinrrittelbor
cit brittcr llno pierter.
IGc Die Serren bonn Stammtiid)
Der Srallbe bolten Jest nod luoS lie
am Sorlnittagc peri1ilmt botterL an
gall5cn NofnlittaG wilrOe nlcin Clint
lller lltd)f leer, crit 8egelt Ibei1D mar
i'd ipieoer gat5 alein.
Salt alle Die 9eiufer braf)ten mir
Die traitrige geitdtiglun9 oelien, mas
Wijfd mir er5Gblt bate. SeIbit Der
5oiiptmorn linb Der 9ilrgermciiter
5ipeiieltcn iest nid)t mebr on Der
Sdlulb Shorn'e; tie iprod,en pies Of
fen aug.
Ete &~duSiud3une lin Gfornid1en
Gduie bdtte 81 rpiftiae Rei,1ltate 81,
Sdae %aefGrbert: es ,poren mirflif 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
!6Dbes Sitter.

2odport. N..Y, 30. Gcjenbcr.
,Sm 9Ilter BON 102 Sobren lit
rSobn WcGonnlo, Scr Glteite gemoh.
ncr cntlan1 bcS Hiogoro, ploblid) &C.
itorbcn. Gr mar riiitig bis sum less
ten au9enblid. Seine @ittne, mel.
DIE bcrcita % Sabre 5dblt, traliert
ali Dem Sor1e. ibreS 9%reiien 2ebens,
9efdbrten.
Sribgcport, Gonn., so. Ee5.
Snt nnben Cation lit Die los
Sabre dlte 2eborob g. aiIimon &C.
iterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Snlpeiternadt,

9hm gent SIT Guoc baS Sabr 1908,
9aS Wanfcn pieI Summer ltro
&er5Ieio sebrad)t;
llll0 bot ca ulld) 6reltoen Den WIcll.
i6cn perlieh'h
Sic meiiten lie littcn olrt Sorgclt
mo Wilb'n.
Gorporotiolleu mo (ruitS, Die botten
ibr 9liib'n,
Sic fonnten brrf Sparen piclc ii
uiocn0Cu 5ieb'n,
Gic Nrbeiter erbieIten SIM Rubelt
uiCI 3cit.
sic iiibltcn 6as SCRIBE pouNoutt uno
Scib!
Gas %uno miro itetS Grmer ul6 groB
lit btc Hotb
Gar Wand)cr mltB barber, bot tuum
nod boS @roo.
G'rltm beten mir innig SIM Stint
mclsjelt bellt:
nNott, Gnb're sic 3eitcn, gieb glrbcit
sur Srcno'!"
Die 3llfulit m0g' briugcn III Sccle
nmb Ser5
Gen Weni6en oilrd Irbcit oen IaI'
lam iiir Shncrj.
Genn miro olld) bnS Nuge, getriibt
oft I'M 0lid.
S6ncll tlnrer cs ltrdblet bi,rd) Srell-
&c uno Slid
Gem 0%eutidtbum int Honoc brings
fomnen0c Sobr,
2uS, moS mir crboiiteri lhon often
10 mobr:
oSbm iueroc Ger ScgclL fir Ocu lidl
9cmiibt,
Sdon Mnnd)er pcrgebliol nit bof.
ielbcr Wicu'."
Mt0g' GoeIiim tobteu oeu giftigen
Ncio,
Ser often bic Iettidcn 10 fleinlih
cnt5ueit;
gtltr iuniqcs @irfcn, I'M loblid)eu
SbllL
~aoum brinGen boS Geutlhtbrm jll
Gbrc ulo &ubm!"
:, id)oilct juriid IN 1903,
No Ginger uno Anb'rc iroD itr0m
fen bcrbci,
Tltrdl mGd)tige Gborc, Ollrd)'a hcbr.
bcutife Sieb:
oGrt0nnpiten ba 9elltid)c bonn &olfc
lid Sieb'!"
T'rlum SGn1cr. crlpod)ct I'M tplnrucn
0cll SoDr.
Mtod)t Cure Sdrpiirc sur &pro Iebr
lunhr,
Gem ouf Gild) boucil oic 9clltidJen
nit Heht!"
,9(uf tibet sic 2ieoer, sic Sbr lie6et
10 edit"
Stol5 itolOen %5ulumnnen fiir sSreibeit
mo Hed)t,
Tie 9crtidcn 10 mGn1lih IN icoem
Wcld)lcd)t
Gem Sonoe, Der Slogge, lie iueib'n
!Serj mo @lut,
Gen Mllfern Die Sebbe nit liant
mcnoem Wutb!
0ott, iegnc Ole 8iinihe, Die bout
o%urgebrod)t,
Sob' MoblItunb erblilben Dem &olfe
5ilr @oht,
SoB' Wenid)en lid) licbcu in Oficn.
belt edit,
Sunlt bliibet inn Glide: ,Ilif itllcr
@elGleft!"
8ott iegnc IN 2iebc unler oei,tid)'
trnltteS Wort,
is finoc bel &icle1 inn Ner5cn ocn
Sirt;
iin0cn mir iroblid i'm trollt
bclltifcn Gang;
Sir Shopier 5llr Gore, Cir gift I'M
Ter Tanf!"
&cinrid ) 0iciefing.
no -SAe-- S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Sn u%crtauieu:

NnhItr I'M UUU VIuu yiuTo'"IbUtr' Sif.
Gbcu bouenoct cine 9ieibe inpoeruer. jpeis
fiUdigcr Sduier, lens, Simmer uio Rao. 1ds
Aoeiiulmer bot eudiutrte sSanne uno %ialildrcS
$3.50, Nicori9cr ejruno5inS. Sbi9e Sduicr
buben bobc inb gciunhe 2age. yiG15uiragen
bel IS. I. Gallagher, @dumeiiter. Sureau in
Hr. 1887, StsWiuuImcnt'S Ctr. C43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

Inf II mlpcgen. @ittmc:
yWeinc Sod)ter iheil1t Sbneli 5i o.
fallcn boben Sic ctpn Die g6iid)t, lie
SIR 6rou 5n mdblen2" Las &c.
rdoe rnfJt, ober al ais Sttef.
tcHter pdre lie mir ber5[lf tptGtoni,
rr1eni"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Sn %Drrtlntea.


Su ucrIanfen auf bem Sanoc.
gBcnu sic Surmlnn0 3u o%erfaufcrl hubt ODER
al fuIifen piinidt. miro cs fih fiir sic bc5lhs
len. bel ms uor6uiprehcu pber nus III idrets
ben. Teriter quite Nupital glnIu9en III Stdotz
@iaeIltbuin. y, e. Eauie, pr. f02, Sh'
2crinatpn' strnec.. @honc, 81. Raul 3509-Wf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

5000 scdboorb / icr, ............. 65r2
5000 Geubonro I. icr ...,.,r,.....'.' oo's
2oOo ". e. 9. con. icr. ............ 96B
1000 go. & gld. con. Cr............lp5
50 Tito. Rms. Jiub. (zcrip) ...,... 7sH
a2O utc. Rms, 5uno. (2crip)........ 7sra
10 Goui, IS. e. s. q. p~fo.,..."..... 81
100 scnbooro So. ?. rIS............. 25&
10 gSeftcrn @Inrnlnlb ............. II
20 H!ortbcrr Central ...............iO2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

Sebr gnte ,S1rfn bon y Ndcrt NIL IbDTlefll
Robnbans NIB Stdugcb., nube bel Baltimore
uno In oeutf6er ginhburi4aft, fit $4,000, NOS
sdiumtIi6es SnoertGr, iopte uuh Die fciner
Wl0bel, SiIber5eug II. (. NJ, iuelches ntebr. ais
n1S Sreifnfe eefoftet bat, fam fir $1,000 mebr
nit iibernornnlen iperoen.
g8er cine ioI9e Surm min urb oas 0eIS
hatiir bat, pirb tic fdufcn. fuGalb or fte lebt.
9t6bereS bel Sernlanu Snoenboup, III 1pro.
Shariee.S trnbc. (Septt9, f29Gte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
Stelengeinde.
Stenegeium:

Stenegefnh:
Gin Elstnbriuer mn ,rbetratbCtCr Wtulllt.
barte @rbeit aciu5but. fu6t Suymurbcii; nit
g~crtiacur 0ublt 5ufricocH. Wtan abreflirc:
80. Z. 81" Tcutimer Surrcippnoeut. (36G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

S275 arnbe Tinnino; In tnbeHofem Suiiars
be; boue @drnntte; Sefiel nno 8ede.
sanocrs & Stagrtat Co.,
ShooitsGde gbarleSs uno 6abettesStrabe.
WpoS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
LG6l0l
TerinHgt:
3

Yeriaugt:
Sine eritIlaiiigc 8odin, eic nit 3oteIsStoheH
ocrtraut IT.. WSiiuolidl ooer ffriftttb 5u mel
ben Wlaiu'Gonrt SuteI, @eitmiHiter, @to.
(363-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

FdNe fir's aiusfauo 6eiprgt q. 9latus, Sir.
liz, ch-y'rt'r,rrfftr uchs Grsssi Snuff- 9tie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

$3.50 iaufe1 etr prudipone Biattno, MaUu'
aoLbD@ebdufe; fam bon eiren1 ieuel nlbt ms
teri6ieoen iperben; fit flint Sabre parantirt.
Gamers & StnAman Co.,
GiiboftGde Charles ur0 3apette'StraBe.
(WobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
rCoeraas" nuo yGuat Operators"

6crncr Operators an 3tueis NdbcI
D6latbco" Diui6iEcu, sum gtHnihcl
ron lui1en an Sncrall9. Sotpic Gpes
ratpr3 an Union Special %SeUing"
@af6incn; ftetiec SIrbrit; D6cblter2obu
bcIahlt.
Stuart * Steitb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31
%erlongt = Iranen nnS MGbdJcn.

Wer.aHgt:
Gtfabyclte "Cppratora@ fir .ltaiHioofllnie:'
iietl9c 9lrbeit. Jtch3ufrugeH In &r. 2O3. Gprs'
fntnns GtraRc, pitrter 0inr. t366;l--1)
Scrlaugt:
Cine ipctbc 4pd)ln in etier 6dulilie bon bier
Bgrirrsr. gia65ufrageU in Hr, 2003, 6utaiu'
Mace. t36I-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-31

&ir baben bic f%oigenDen gater 2ans.
Gpmplere sitn, gerfanf:
8 uder $3.50; 8 gder $500; TN a6er $4be;
10 Mder $3.50; 10 Elder 5000: 80 older $1,000;
% N9 .S2500; 10 @der $3.50. Muf etIthen
biefSlet 3h iteben Sbitbdunc. Yier5tg Wsirt:'
teytSI N!aes = -eIeftriide @abn bon 9aItimor.
N Sa9rt ps. n 5u SUB bon Der Gtntton mad
1IMs ths, n wS"I Der YIdee;; a6nnen etIide Saeon
nnisr ssNieh sS Ss9 SeroBe Sarin NIT fetnsr @af'
Ebsnlans 10 ~ 'ppei Meiyen bon o~erfeIben
Lsrtr1nie' 'sssIsJrrifden 8abn, NIT 8auS urb
6fatton osI tniirtsitat, su $4,000.
'"''''e eur Wefts Company,
ri. iii,
fgpAra2A tSN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
OTHER KIND OF ONE SATURDAY.
Game Pulled Out of Fire After II Seem
ed Lost--Pretty Battle of Pitchers.

Game Pulled Out of Fire After II Seep,-
ed Lost-Pretty Battle of Pitchers.
The game is never over until the
last man is out, and the islanders
made use of this fact Saturday to pull
the game out of the fire after it looked
as though the visitors were going to
|get it as the result of the bum play
that Wise made in the fifth inning
when he fielded bunt and threw to
first while the man who was on third
walked to the plate and scored. 1t was
La pretty pitchers battle, and Neal had
1.-THE best of it on his rne control. He
didn't come close to passing man
land didn't make any of the Peoria
Iplayers break their necks trying tc
get away from his benders, although
some of them came close to twisting
their backs trying to hit the ball
Each pitcher allowed five hits. two Of
them for extra sacks. Wolf got 9
tthree-bagger in the fifth through Eng's
Inability to come up on it in time II
was a hard chance, and while Gus
chased the ball to the fence Vol
made the dust fly and reached third
With one gone, Lewee tried the squeezt
play, and while Wise threw the ball K
first, Wolf scampered home.
That was all there was adding fol
| the visitors, and after that they cam,
lup to the slaughter regularly AS tn,
innings rolled by, Kuepper became care
less, and in the ninth his balloon soar
ed in the air in great fashion. H,
passed Berger and Murphy, and thel
Eng landed on one safely and drov,
Joseph in with the score needed to tie
That was not enough. though, an,
Louie Cook came up with his offerin:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27

off the champs list in the
fifth inning when Murphy came home
on Novacek's long fly to center and
jumps called him out for leaving the
base before the ball was caught Muir
ply stuck as long as the rules require
him to but Goeckel couldn't see ii
tnat way and when Yeager told him
how it was he called Frank out de
spite the protests of Manager Cook.
Another decision. that was pro
tested was also responsible for one
of the visitors scores In the sixth in.
ming with man on third Raymond
tried TO bunt and it landed a yard
outside. but rolled in towards the line
Wise caught the ball before it reached
the line on the theory that it was foul
tossed it to Wilson when he should
have thrown it home anyway
.Goeckel, however, decided the
ball was fair and allowed
the man who had come in on
it to register. 1t took about all the
starch out of the champs and they
missed getting hit that inning. They
Gldn't fail in any other inning, how.
ever, to get at least one hit and it
was only their inability to bunch them
that made it at all possible for the
D:stillers to win the game.
Passed Eight Men.
Wilson was wild as March hare
and passed eight men during the nine
'lornds. He allowed seven hits, one
of Them a two sacker, which scored
Inc first run of the game in the first
inning after he had passed man
After that he was all the candy UP
till the sixth when three hits. coupled
with Eng's bum peg to second that
allowed every one to move along. gave
the visitors a pair of runs and the
game.
The Islanders gathered their runs
in the second inning. Cook led of
with hit but was caught at second
when Wise knocked a dinky one into
the diamond. Wise went to second
on McBride's hit. Wilder then passed
Eng and filled the bags Wilson hi
safely between first and second anG
chased two men over the plate The
next two flied out to Donnelly. While
the champs hit safely in every innins
thereafter except the sixth and tn,
ninth they could not get two of then
together SO as to push man arounc
the circuit.
Bower, the Peoria third baseman
while on second in the fourth inning
had his nose7broken by being hit witt
d ball that Eng threw to catch hin
off the cushion. He dove back to tn
base but the ball hit him with a thu,
squarely in the. face. 1t bounded ava
and he got up and ran to third but hi
hose was broken and he had to b
taken out and given medical attend
ance. Wolfe, the change catches
filled the position the rest of the game
i The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
MAY HAVE THE NEXT
TOURNAMENT HERE
High School Basketball Event
for Rock Island.

The silver pins won by the high
school basketball team in the recent
tournament in Chicago have. at last
arrived, and they are well worth the
wait They are trifle smaller than
a penny and have basketball for q
center with large "I' through it
The edge of the medal is surrounded
by the inscription of Illinois Inter
scholastic association.
Principal H. E. Brown, who is secre
tary of the association. thinks it very
LIKELY that the next tournament viii
be played in this city. There are
enough good courts in the three cite:
to assure plenty of floor room for al
the teams that care to come, and mex
year is to be banner year in numbel
of schools represented, according t.
announcements made at the close o
the last tournament.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.

Peoria, 3; Rock Island, 2.
Clinton, 2; Bloomington. 1.
Cedar Rapids, 8; Decatur, 2.
Dubuque, 5; Springfield, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, l 90 in
nings).
Detroit. G; New York, 2.
ST. Louis, s; Washington. g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 2; Minneapolis, 4.
Toledo, 2; Milwaukee, 6.
Columbus. 3; Kansas City, 4.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Jacksonville, O; Keokuk, 2.
Kewanee. 5; Oskaloosa, 3.
Ottumwa, 1; Waterloo, 0 Q2 in
nings).
Quincy, 90; Burlington, Al.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 5-9;. Pueblo, 80.
Sioux City, Z; Denver, 6 az in
nings).
Des Moines, 4; Lincoln, 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
II Can't BE Beat.

The best of all teachers is exper-
fence. c. NJ. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: 81 find Electric
Bitters does all that's claimed for it.
For stomach. liver and kidney troubles
il can't be beat. I have tried it and
find it most excellent medicine"
Mr.. Harden is right; it's the best of all
medicines also for weakness, lame back
and all run down conditions. Best too
for chills and malaria. Sold under
guarantee by all druggists. 50c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
slNN0CK WINS GOLF TITLE
Defeats Calender in Central Illinois
Championship.

Peoria. ILL.,, July 27-W. Sinnock of
Quincy defeated Eliot Calender of
Peoria. 2 to 1. for the championship
citation here Saturday. Sinnock's vic
tory was a triumph of putting and
nerve over phenomenal driving. Be
fore the finals Calender was a heavy
favorite.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
Gardners Are Not in 1t.

The South Rock Island gardeners
were decisively defeated by the Green
bush team yesterday, the score being
II TO. 2. Humes, pitching for the
yictors, struck out 1S men. while but
four hits were made off him. Myers.
the pitcher for the losers. famed
eight and gave Is hits. Next Sunday
Greenbush will play with the Subsr-
ban Islands at the park on the island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
Lose at Lancaster. Wis.

The Gross Countrys lost Fridays
game at Lancaster, Wis. to 3, in an
exciting exhibition. Both pitchers
worked well and had gilts edged sup
port. The Rock Island boys spent all
day Saturday in travelling to Dyer
vile, Iowa, and will now play teams
in that state. Score of Fridays
game:
C.oss CountrysO O1001O10-3 s 2
Lancaster ...O6i'e-0iOa&-4 s 2
Batteries-Rogers and Smith; Ames
and Friend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27
!. P. MAXWELL GETS
BEST SCORE AT GOLF
Davenpcrter Carries OFF Plume at Sec
ond Preliminary for Second
Mems Cup.

The second preliminary for the mems
second handicap cup was played on
the Rock Island arsenal golf links Sat
urday afternoon and resulted in, J. p.
Maxwell of Davenport winning with
net score of 70, J. d. Cady with 81
having the lowest gross score. The
tabulated results follow:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27

Stolen .bases-Crozier, Moore, ST
mon. Sacrifice hits-Price Howard
|Syfert Two base hits-Simon, Syfert
Bases on balls-Off Syfert, 5. Struck
eut-By Syfert, 2; by Bittrolff, 2. Hit
by pitcher-Crozier, Collins. Time
|1:45. Umpire-McFarland
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27

Two base Miller, Most, Her
bert. Three base hit-RuDy. Bases
on balls-Off Most, 1 off Steiger, 2;
off Case. 3. Hit by pitcher-Hughes,
Smith. Struck out-By Most, Z.
Passed ball-O'Brien. Wild pitch
Case. Stolen bases-Vandine, H.
O'Brien, Plass ~. Sacrifice hits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-27

Unfinished-G. Tegeler, R. S. Hos
ford, c. A, Bannister, F. G. Allen, o.
Huber, c. P. Skinner, o. B. Grant. M.
Rothschild. l.. Grilk, l.. Mitchell, C. A.
Barnard, II. A. Barnard, E. C. Mueller,
n. French