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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Charcoal LOZengeS
A Natural Breath
Perfume
Charcoal Assists In Gaining And
Retaining a Sweet Breath.

Breath perfumes should never be-
rCsorted 20. They seldom conceal the
odor and never remove the cause, and
are very suggestive.
Stuarts charcoal LozcnRers sweetens
tho breath by removing the cause
dlsordered condition OF tho stomach.
and hN thls means lmparta tO tho
breath the natural. healthful odor
void of am unnatural or suggestive
condition Charcoal nla "a four fold
mission. First % purInos the breath
by restoring 20 Do the natural odor ma
ture Intended 10 to have. second char
coal Del am absorbent. absorbing 100
per cent per volume of RaE hy thif
means relieving lHtulouCe and gases or
The stomach aud bowels. Third. char
coal aids digestion and hy fhs means
regulates the action uf the bowels. nee
ueviug nuX diarrhoca. piles. c0ustpa-
uuu. otU Fourth. charcoal 0N.dIzea the
other cfupuons that arises from foe
digestion and impurities of tuD blood
Htuarts Charcoal LozouFoH are
hOusehould necessity end should De ln
every home. containing uu.r YOUNG
willow wood charcoal and honey. They
aye perfectly harmless. and aany GUAM
Ufr NAV hc taken Without lI effects.
old and young aIIkr cam take etuHrfH
Charcoal l0zenEeH with tho Same
beneficial results
The nest tlne chat You have Sour
stomach. indigestion. BAD breath heart
burn. rasfrIfIa. bad faFie Iu the mouth
haIohIur or hrIrIIur uu nf food iuat
stop iu thc nearest druF store and set
hok of sIulrNa Charcoal LozenFcs
and try them. tnD results won boz gfa-
ufpur and almost Instantaneous the
stomach w'l coon fcal better and the
dIsafroeHhIe udur disappear boo very
short time.
no you pr.zc sweet breath uud
healthy stomach son should occasion
oily uso stlarrH Charcoal LOzenFoe a
lo2ongor noN and Then VIII suffice tu
sWreten the breath ana Keep the stom-
ach in "a healthy condition trv them.
for sale even where. or sample Wiil
mo r. A stuart Cor 200 stuart BldE4
Marshall. Mlchs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Hint For DySpOptiCS
PROPER DIET. PLENTY or TIME
FOR EATING AND REsT WILL
CURE MOST CASES UNLESS
THE BLDOD-sUPpLY rs
DEFICIENT.

Drugs play little part in the modern
treatment loft dyspepsia. From list
81 articles easily digestci the patient
selects those that most appeal CO. the
appetite avoids hasty eating and rests
after each meal by lying down for
"a time 40 circumstances permit Then
unless The supply of blood to the stom-
och is deficient nature works the
cure.
The cure OF Mrs Jennie Temple. OF
so 100 North M8ln street Fond du-
Inc Wis OF stomach trouble by ur
Williams Pink Pills was due o. their
power fo build up and purify The blood
She says:
81 take great pleasure On letting 9TH
ers know Of tho great benefit have
received from Dr Williams Pink Pills
] WAS q sufferer OF stomach trouble,
caused hy overwork. For about two
years sly appetite was very poor
and ] could not eat much of anything.
No matter what I ate. my stomach
became sour and gas would form on
a. causing shortuess Of breath and
affecting y heart had to diet
and cot on.v the lEhtsst food For
months ! did not know what 81 good
nigrts rest meant. 7 had frequent
diary spells md would faint az the
least e1citem MT Ny head sched AL
moet continue ~ and my heart action
was glow and Irregular 7 Wle extreme
~ wretched one time 7 was confin-
cd n bed for .hree weeks
j had beg 10 despair Of getting
well as I hat boon treated by many
doctors and 81 ne great deal Of mon
Oy IN medicin, and had received lit
tlc or no he 9. Finally my sister
became ALARMED az my Failure to get
well and begge me TO give Or. will
llams Pink =. Is a trial Just 90
humor her 7 DO ght four boxes Of tho
pills Before 4 had taken the pills
q month ] felt uch better both men
tally and physi, ally. Ny nerves be-
came stronger. my heart action was
more steady ano the distressing SYM
toms were lessee cd. My appetite IN
creased and soon became well and
strong Since using tho pills I have
regained my eight stir take
few doses Of The pills oooaAionally
20 tone me uT can trlthfully
say that ] Trims Dr. Williams Pink
pills are the vel best medicine any
person. suffering 7s 7 did. can take"
All druggists sci DR. williams Pink
Pills or they will be sent BY mail.
postpaid on receiI OF price. 60 cents
Per box; six boxes or SA5o, by the Or.
williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
y, 7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

frame dwelling near 1929 South Rob
erts street, $500.
Auerbach Bros. addition 20 store. iff
south Main street. $500.
g.. L. schmidt one-story, siX-roOm
double brick dwelling, 965-961 south
First West street $1,000.
IT, r., Thomas. two-story. niue-room
brick dwelling. 1927 east South Temple
street. $1,000
THE lVans Delicatesseu Co., addition
To- store, ~ south State street. $500
b.. l. Cassidy. ono-story. hve-room
brick dwelling ll05 Seventh East
street 81 900
A. r.. Brown one-story, six-ruom
double brick dwelling 5GJ-56S north
Third West street 1900
ID. A a. Theriot. six ono-story. six
room brick cottages. 1iO4. HOS. 1112. lll6
and 1920 Third avenue ard 1872 street
$500 each total, $4,000
Condan g. White ouc-story. seven
room brick dwelling j13 Tenth avenue.
$1,000.
Hubbard Investment company. addi-
ton 90 business building g. west Third
South. $500
H. T. Dearborn, addition 70 brick
dwelling. S77 south Second West. $4,000
Helen C.. Marcos. addition 10 brick
dwelling. s25 west Eighth South. $500
a. T. Brown, tWo-stOry brick store
and roomug house. 162-1a west Sec
ond South street, $4,000.
John Williams one-story frame
dwelling sos west Fifth North. s., 00o
John Williams, frame barn rear qOs
west Fifth North, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Begin Today and Rid Yourself Of
Stomach Trouble Which is a
Detriment to the Whole
Family.
is EASILY OVERCOME NOW.
Eat Your Favorlte Foods without
Dread OF indigestion or other Up
81 Feoliugs-Fivc Minutes
After Taking Dispcpsin
You Feel Relieved.

Some people think they have rndi-
gesuon others Catarrah of The stom-
0ch. others Nervousness. Cancer or
Dyepepsia ETC. Con &c this No YOU viii
bnt the real namo for your trouble ia
Food Fermentation with only partial
digestion. Everything you eat turns
TO either Acid. stomach Gas or stom-
ach poison. which weaken the dlras-
i've organs. causing a lack OF gastric
juioe. Your food sours, is only half di-
sested, and you become affected with
loss OF appetite. pressure and fullneas
arler eating burning sensation. a feel
Ing OF vomiting heartburn. water
prash and tenderness IN the plt OF the
stomach Shiny tongue, bad taste I'M
me mouth. constipation. nausea. bolch-
ing OF gas, dizziness. sick headaches,
mental depression and many other
common symptoms.
You can cure an this bv not eating
by not putting any food I'm your stom-
ach 20 fermeut, but how about the
punishment needed to sustain your
bodily strength? II you are a stomach
sufferer. either man or woman. young
or Old whether you cau 90 indigestion
or any other name. 60 now % your
druggist and give s0-cents for a case
or Pape's Diapepsin.
Every possible kind Of Stomach
trouble is readily cured by Diapcpsln.
which takes right hold OF the food IN
your stomach and dlgests &c alone.
without the help OF the stomach Just
as n your stomach wasn't there
After a few days use OF Diapepsin
your stomach viii again be in good
working order. your meals will thor
oughly digest and YOUR intcstines win
h clean and fresh. and YOU VIII have
no use for laxatives or liver reru-
lators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27


There is no lcssoninr In The call for
Hinghams. Western houses have been
in TIE market trying GO get goods from
local Wholesalers. and have been willing
to roy RON wholesale prices Tor any
~ the well known dress Bingham lines
These goods are very scaucc. and there
is little that can he substituted FOR
them. ae buyers ure unwilling OBJ toxic
lnythng except the better qualities.
The demand Tor printing shirtlnRs con-
tinues good
There is "a more artlvc business in
SPRING lines OF hosiery much of Toe
activity hc'nr attributable to Che grow
ing fad tor solid color eoodr iu au sta.
pie lines ns won ls Don ihc Finest usIc
qualities There s much better call
for staple tHns and blacks iu the finer
qualities of ladies goods huf Retailers
are forced to carry yuricd lines of c1I.
ored goods CO. meet The coN for shades
that win match the dress or to Tab.
RIGS Close prices arc complained or
SILKS are bon great demand with O. sur.
prising coEerucss of buyers shown ot
auctions Complaints 8ro numerous
of late deliveries ns au mills arc
rushed with orders and are unable tu
get their goods fast enough from thr
dyers and hnlshrrs to meet demands
Manufacturers arc cautious about ac-
ceptInu fal business. as tnoy dom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
RETAIL TRADE.

Tn tho retail trade. the heft of trade
seems 90 be in the suit and millin-
cry departments The style OF hat
being called for mostly now ls or the
inverted chimney pot order. Spring
suits In the usual fashionable shades
are in demand Tho show windows
display some beautiful effects in sat
ms and gossamer goods with flower
uatternF. and ribbons But the late
ness OF Easter has delayed the fun
opening of the retail dry goods trade
for "a week or 30 days. So the general
selling ls as yet on mostly staple goods.
However. by another week. and the
continuation Of such weather AS has
been obtaining for. tho past few days,
tho suring trade in dry goods win begin
TO open up satisfactorily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27


~ i" ii''lHW"N TOD Lucy a. hloH-
'.l' 10Y g. oloek lN plat O. ..... LlV'
i", Nv
ls l'' 10, "i"'h % f.'il'N
49,. 'o'.l
.v w. ~ ngI
''' '"' o. "'''N IT, '-aeIe pla' OIL,
w i, T.. ki sl,ii TO g, 70. Hard
rGr,, r,,-. Wv '"'p zoo
Aim. 10. 49,. 49,
Rlacl, lot hIo.t. ,,ic,,,,.s
cubdfyfeI,, r o5o
gsft 80, e,...,..,..' r., -.
to K,nhsu q gI~bsr5@ LOIS
qf and o. HoIf,.u-,-H T0
Rove NIor,is =. S,,,,,-,,,i,.,- ION,
NAM, d., frteb S.s,-., ~. I,t.a
and "a tIat
Salt Lake lff, land .,r,r,,,,,. o..
fcr,I' r. rs, nv. 10y
Albert plarc ta-
-rbor,se r. Ri e., Ar,,t.
r,be iote 81 ra Oh tr[.t,
vvotsrIo, too
James r. smith fo Ashton Ion
Uirr -,.,,,,,s.,,,. rot "a 49, "a
I0 s,,e-rist o., oco
y Va 7,,,i,r ana ,,fro
rostire a '' ' Remain S,,T ~" so,,i, @ ~" so
r7roo month too.rebir 4 ,.cst con
rr,9rooe Mar, r., No,fo d, ny
NTceer inte r snd q tlo,t.
rorrarfc,, r,ls.o s-.p
D. 4 u-ius a. CO.., 7, T.t 1,t
bro,t ~ 4 an, r,lst A s65
T,eort ~ yyauor Al EosIard
walters eectior qe f,v-nebIp
soutb ranee west
Seth n 1{iebv and wife 10 Robert
y WJuiare iot % block 1 nm
rfcb's addition 2 900
Carl e sundshog ana VIE 10
William Il Smith. land in SEQ
ton q township ! south. range
2 cast ............
cuas s. Sears to NJ r. Mead.
lot 70. block 8. New England ad-
diuon Northumberland. ........ 800
John A. Bieher ana wife 90 An
tone Mothenbach. lots A.. a.. a
and g. block l. Deslly's Fourth
addition ........ ................
Henry O.. Hoffman and wife 10
Joe ST. Amont ct al. lots % and
30. block 2. Carolina subdivision
Henry C.. Hoffman and wife To-
Hin Larsen. lots ~ and g. block
a. Seventh South street subdiv-
SION. .......... ...........
Estate or Jane NJ. smith, de-
ceased, 10 oliver Hodgson, part
lot 3, block is, plat A...-...... loo
James Is. Shaw and wife 20 To-
renzo Price, Jr.. lots ii and l2
block 1. j. II. Shaws East
Morningsido addit.on..-......... 5oo
Frank NJ. Nichols and wife Co
Lorenzo Price. Jr., lots % and
16, block 1. James H. shaw's
East MOruing9ldc addition ..... hNl
Gertrude Wilson 10 70. English
lot IS. Martins subdivision ..... 375
Nellie D Erickson et al 70 Iouiga
Tarcb lana IN section 81 town
abin south range cast 900
Walter Edwards and wife 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

large purchase made last year being
sufficient TO carry most OF the houses
through the early spring demand, and
orders now being received are of a
filing character Wide shectIngs are
sun in steady demand. and of pillow
tubing. the mills have an the orders
they can attend TO for some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Most children cat too much,
overtax the digestion, get
thin, weak, languid, stop
growing that's malnutrition
or non-digcstion of food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
coon MALL PAPERs.

Moderate prices. expert workman.
Midgley- Bodel Co.. 80 y. LIST South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
pEsKs Am OFFICE FURNITURE

Sanitary style Desks, Globe Wcrnicke
Filing Cabinets and Book Cases Books
and Stationery
BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Millions Say So

When millions Of people use for
years a medicine it proves lis merit.
People who know CASCARETS'
value buy over a million boxes a
month. It's the biggest seller be-
cause 10 Is the best bowel and liver
medicine ever made. No matter
what you're using, Just f'y CAS-
CARETS 0ncc--you'll See. u7
CAsCARErs iO, o. box for a weeks
treatment all druggists. biggeft seller
lu tnc world. Million boxes a month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching BLIND. Bleed
ing or Protrudiug Piles Ia TO Il days
on money refunded60c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Not for ono particular man but for
an particular men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Scott S Emulsion

has helped countless thous-
ands in this condition. 1t is
both nourishment and
medicine a most powerful
aid to digestion.
A small dose three times a
day will work wonders,
but be sure to get SCOTS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Gra& and Glover Seeds. Bailey &
Sons Co.. 90 East So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Opening Bail saltair April p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

THE following building permits were
Issued during the week.
Aithea Brown. two-atory nine room
brick store and room.ng house. l02-i6f
west second South street 50 o00
D. E Workman, one-story, tWo-room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Send this advertisement together with name of
paper IN which 70 appears your address and four
cents 90 cover postage and We will send you a
Complete HANDY Atlas Of the World" So
SCOTT s. BOVINE. 409 Pearl Street. New Yort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

In his weekly circular on local bust
ness conditions, John c. cutler Jr,
has the following TO say:
Locally conditions are of a generally
hopeful character, and the beautiful
weather we have been getting has
strengthened this feeling and people
are working for the progress and adj
vanceucut OF our city and state. The
natural resources are IN our state for
growth and expansion iu am our cities.
so we an ought TO be Tho happiest
people in the Union During this week
there have been "a number ~ small
sales on the commercial stock and bond
market but as DO is near dividend
period. the market Rs rather uuiet The
money market IS easy with funds
available on average security.
During this month and next divi-
dends will be paid as follows: Utah
Idaho Sugar Coz. pref. a per cent;
Beneficial Life Insurance Co. per
cent: Deseret Savings bank. 10 per
cent. Home Fire Insurance Co. 2 per
zent: lions Savings bank, 6 per cent,
Sugar CITY T0wnsite Co, . per cent;
lions Cooperative Home Building N
Real Estate Co.. per cent Amalgam-
ated Sugar Co., pref. rs per cent. ana
common. . per cent, Con. Wagon ana
MHENlNNN q
tonal hank 3 per cent First National
bank ogden. 8 per cent; ogden Saw
ings bank, per cent. Pingree National
bank Ogden. . per cent. First National
bank Murray, 2 per cent; II. J. Grant
& CO. 8 per cent. Provo tommerclal
a Savings bank. por cent. state Bank
OF Utah. g per cent; state Baut ot Brig
ham CITY. per cents Thatcher Bros.
Ranking CO.. Logan, pr per cent. utah
Banking Co. Lchi. ? per cent, Jlah
National bank. per cent Utah Coun-
nv Light g. Power co., per cent; Utah
SAVINGS G. Trust CO.. 1ie per cent,
Trtah county Light a. Power Co. bonds.
~ per cent and p. q. NJ t. per
cent The Utah-Tdaho Sugar co pre-.
and u O.. NJ. J. stocks are quoted exc
dividend
Tho weekly quotations ON local I'M
vestment stocks and bonds are as fol-
lows:
Amalgamated Sugar Co, pfd...5 $50
AmaIRamatcd Sugar CO.. CONF. l9oo0
beneficial Life Insurance to.... lb3 .o9
Barnes Banking Co. kaysFille lt9.9
CON Wagon s. Mach Co., ptd. 100 og
Commercial National banks, lao 90
Deseret National bank .....-.... ~ Nv
Deserct Savings Bank-..,....... sboOy
Davis Co. bank. Pennington .... l4OOv
FIRST National bank Ogden....... $1,000
Fret National bank, Murray ,.., 10000
First National bank Logan .,.-. 2o0O9
Home Fire Insurance co....-... l0lVV
Heher J. Grant a Conn.,. 10000
Lewiston Sugar Co... -.-.... lo.J1
National Bank OF the Republic lyyoo
Nephi national bank .--.-.-..,.-. ll9.0o
ogden Savings bank .--....-..,.. -o9.."
Pingroe National benk, ogden. -.0 ~
Provo Com. q Savings bank. la1l0
Rocky Mt Bell Tel co.. ....... a'.lo
salt Lake Security a. Trust co .. l4.0.
stale bahk or tln ...-,..,.. 1-c
sugar ZIG i.oo,
Thatcher Bros l'anklns co.. log loOOl
Wan link GO. lem " a f'iN. l'I
Utah ldhno sugar ,.o.' pro .--''''-
uiah luhno nut"t 'o" ,oIl' ,..''
tan ,.olnty l"s1. q i""'' ''.' ,ss o6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

The largest sale of the week wHf tho
transfer of part ~ lot 3. block m. pl1t
ION the sum of a6l.a00. The property
ues at me corner of Richards atrosr
and First South, and IA was bought as
an investment. az the company pur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

N0t many large sales are recorded
la the real estate market this week nut
fhs tone 40 tho market .s atrHnE.
caused no doubt hy the feeling tnlt
the holders OF property win p0aseFs.
that prices are going higher. THO loaaI
money market Del not what might called
easy. and 10 has De- effect on the real
estate market with tho advent m
tprInr ~ ls expected building WIN start
ln earost and lots Will beEln 90 movo
more rapidly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05
REMNANT CHASE Is
ON TOMORROW

CONTINUED from Page One.)
has grown, from the Rock Island
standpoint, as least. is that Daven-
port has come back into the fold after
an absence of two seasons and the old
valry has been revived.
Then too Al III Sexfon of this citu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

Decatur and Cedar Rapids have
brought forward new owners, while the
associations have been radically reor-
ganized in Rock Island and Dubuque,
and different group of men is back
ing the team in Davenport from that
which composed the association when
that city was formerly in the league.
Decatur and Davenport have brand
new ball parks, while Bloomington and
Cedar Rapids have made extensive i'm
provements and Peoria now boasts Of
a fence around it's baseball diamond, a
thing it has not had heretofore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

and have not been previously pub
lished, having been taken exclusively
for Spalding,s Annual. That the
Australians are sport loving people
is seen in thu number of spectators
that comprised the gallery" at the
matches. The balance of the book
comprises review Of the season,
records of the national champion
ships, sectional championships, and
important tournaments throughout
/ the country, notes of the game, rank
ing for 1908, official playing rules,
how to conduct tournament, how
to handicap, how to lay out and keep
court. list of scheduled events for
1909, directory of clubs. list of ac-
tive players, and other items Of in.
terest. The illustrations are num-
erous and interesting and comprise
pictures of leading players and
scenes of important events.
. Spalding's Official Lawn Tennis
annual will be sent to any address
: on receipt of 10 cents by the pub
J fishers. the American Sports Pub
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

pennant or even the first division
teams, is harder at this time than ever
before when the season was beginning
Formerly 1t was reasonably safe to
guess that the teams drawing the
most money would be the strongest
contenders and it was an opal secret
which clubs were flying the highest III
the matter of salaries. This year the
only basis of comparison IS IN the
number of old players>who are to be
found in this years lineup. the theory
being that the greater number of sea-
Soned men team has the bettc will
be its team work, at least n he be-
ginning of the season. This line OF
reasoning has made Rock Islaa and
Bloomington favOrites, and yer il is
morally certain that there will pc sur
prises early of the pennant race thai
may upset all the dope. Here in Rock
Island We are satisfied that we nave
a much better team than that which
finished in seventh place las. season.
Bloomington fans appear TO feel the
same way. while Decatur's co tidencs
is simply sublime, and in all he. other
towns the managers profess tha.nse,.
yes well pleased with the ag yresation:,
they have gotten together Or!y lime
can tell whose claims ara best
founded
New Hackers for Team.
New managers and new players are
not the only innovations shat VIII hav.,
bearing upon baseball the coming
season in this cirer:t, Bib j:a,nston,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05
Rock Island Home Dates for
1909.


May SIS. s9.eCedar Rapids.
May 10, 20, Springfield.
May 81, *22. Decatur.
May s23, "a, Peoria.
May 20. 2G. Bloomington.
May 81, 2S. Dubuque.
May s31, SCI, Davenport.
June 13, 14.I5, Dubuque.
June 81. %, 2sn Bloomington.
June "a. %. Peoria.
June z2G. SGT, 2S. Decatur.
June %, so. July l, Springfield.
July 2. 10. s4, Davenport.
July Z, s, Cedar Rapids.
July 20, u, Dubuque.
July %, %, *2I, Peoria.
July s25, 20. q. Bloomington.
July, 2S. 20, so, Springfield.
July %31, Aug. 81. Decatur.
Aug. 3. 4. 5. Cedar Rapids.
Aug. II. II, Is, Davenport.
Sept. 3, "A, So. Dubuque.
Sept. sc, sc, Davenport.
Sept 8, 9, 10, Decatur.
Sept I'll. s12, Springfield.
Sept. Is, IA. Bloomington.
Sept. Is. 1G, II. Peoria.
Sept. "a. %25, SIG. Cedar Rapids.
Saturday; Sundays and holt
days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05
NEW PLAYERS NUMEROUS
About rs Many Recruits as Veter-
ans in the League.

There are about as many new men
in the Three-Eye league as there are
Fold ones. OF the veterans Rock Is
land has Neal. Wilson, Lakaff, Eng,
Stark, Berger. Mcbride, Murphy and
Novacek. Bloomington has the same
number, including Cutshaw, Snyder,
Melchoir, Backus, Fox, Roger, David
son, Langdon and Long. All are new
fellows with Peoria with the exception
of Biltz. Higgins and Manager Don
nelly. Springfield has Grandy, Dorl
van. johnson, Steiger and Smith as
| the only represent ives of last years
team. Dubuque has Plass, Vandine
Weakley. GnrEey and Derringer of the
old lineup. Cedar Rapids has Brown
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-05

Is again president of the league, which
inspires feeling of confidence that
its business affairs will be looked ef.er
in methodical manner that all emer
gencies will be met as they arise, and
that every club will have the same
chance that every other club has
All things taken into consideration,
the leagues prospects wee probably
never so bright as now.