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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
Keep Expenditures Within Income.

By ASHTON {. SHALLENBERGER
Governor OF Nebraska
The most important task for Mr.. Taft
Is 20 keep the national expenditures with
In the nations income and to make a re-
vision and reduction Of the tariff which
will be substantial relief TO the Ameri-
can people and to induce congress and
the executive TO realize that big salaries
and excessive expenditures do not buy
the best quality OF public service.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
coNcREssMEN.
Develop the Navy.

SSSetoP tno Navy
BY Representative RICHMOND PEAR
SON HOBSON Of Alabama.
believe the development OF the Amer
lean navy to meet the requirements OF
the law OF self preservation and the de-
mands for peace and therefore the op-
portunity to ChristianiEe the peoples Of
the earth. particularly those OF Asia and
more especially the inhabitants of the
empire OF China. and thereby 10 avert the
conflict toward which the withdrawal of
our Meet from the Pacific Is setting US
that IL. the conflict between the yellow
race and the white race-Is a task ex-
ceedirG In Importance any other that the
new administration viii have to meet.
Work For Peace.
BY Representative RICHARD BAR
THoLT OF Missouri.
PRESIDENT TAFT can make himself i'm
mortal IL during his administration he
should perfect the legal machinery b,
which differences between nations will b.
settled by judicial decision instead OF by
war. A good start has been made. and
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12

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you could see Kodol digesting every
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az We do.
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That Ia what Kodol does-rests the
stomach, while the stomach gets
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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
Chief Tasks OF the
a Nstional Symposium
sons In the United

XWRHAT "a the most important
~ task before the new admin
WV istratIon Under President
Taft1 What one great thing
shOuId be achieved By the Tart admin
fntratiOnf
Following are some OF the letters
from prominent Americans received by
the Christian Herald OF New York In
answer to its queries as to the most
important task confronting President
Taft:
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
What the Nation Expects Of Taft

President Defined In
by Prominent Per-
States. y n n n
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
Cut Out the Spells System.

BY pr. DAVID STARR JORDAN. Presi-
dent Leland Stanford Junior University.
The most important thing that the new
administration can give Is TO set the ex-
ample OF clean and just executive work.
cutting out the spoils system and other
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
GOVERNORS OF STATES.

To Preserve Highest Ideals of Govern.
nent.
BY J. o. DAVIDSON. Governor OF Wis.
cousin.
The administration under President Taft
should bring back the government to the
control Of the people wherever they have
been deprived Of It. provide facilities by
which the people may express their de-
sires In the government wherever new ac-
tivities have been assumed and preserve
for and hand over to its successor the un-
blemished ideal OF democracy.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1909-03-12
UMTED STATS sENAToRs.


Revival Of Merchant Marine.
BY Hon. WILLIAM p. FRYE. President
Pro Tempore. u. g. Senate.
know OF no legislation more important
Tor the consideration Of congress during
the present administration than that pro-
viding for the revival Of the American
merchant marine
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
VOraz InCendiO en- Cone
jos Colo.
La Fabrica de Harina COnver-
tida en- CenizaS.

Coneios, Colo, JUNO 28 Tn
voraz incendio acaba de destruir Ia
fabrica de harina conocida bajo la
razon social, The Conejos Roller
Mills Co. causando una perdida de
$4,000 cincuenta mil pesos. La
casa de Cortes y otras propiedades
valuables fueron amenazadas de de-.
saparecer y convertirse en- cenizas,
pero afortunadamente So pddo pre-
caver y evitar que las llamas pene-
traran en- esos editicios. Este mo-
limo era Ell que surtia de luz el6c-
trica en- las plazas de Antonito y
Conejos y motive a su destruction
por el fuego, estas plazas Sc hallan
ahora en- obscuras durante la no.
che.
Este molino fue fabricado en-
1867 por 81 Mayor Lafayette Head,
qulen descnbrlo la plaza.
Este molino, adn que era de
construction yieja, tenfa equipajes
de maquinaria enteramente moder-
no y su producto gan6 una media
liza de orc en- la exposition de San
Louis Mo. Las p6rdidas Sc calcu-
Ian en- $4,000 y So aseguranza GU
bria solamente la mitad 8 sean 25.-
600 pesos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
AhOgadO en-
un EStanque.

Limon, Colo. JUNO 26, 1909.
Severino Martinez, fuG ahogado
Ell el rancho de Durkire, tres mi,
Has al norte de esta plaza, en- don
de Sc hsllaba banandose on compa.
MIA de dos hombres mas. Martinez
no podia nadar bien y cuando baj6
al estanque inmediatamente Sc fu6
en- Ia profundidad. Uno de elloa,
hermano del ahogado, podia nadar
& hizo todo esfuerzo para salgar a
su hermano pero no pddo hallar
nj eI cuerpo. 81 caronario fu6 no.
titicado del case y sali6ron en- su
busca, pero no pudiGron hallarlo
hasta en- la noche. Martinez habia
trabajado en- el rancho de Durkire
por varios amos; tenia 35 amos de
edad y deja a sn esposa y cuatrC
hijos quiene viven en- ConeJos
Colo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
SECCION DE CORES
PONDENCIAS.
Accidente.

Penasco, N. NJ. Junio &C. 1909.
Sr. Editor de La REvIsTA.
Sfrvase dar espacio en- una de sus
apreciables columnas ell accidente que
tuvo mi hijo Higinio Montoya, el dia 10
de Mayo dltimo, habi6ndosele disparado
una pistola cuya bala le penetr6 en- la
pierna izquierda al brincar unos penas-
cos mientras Sc hallaba cuidando borre-
gas, en- Earl, Colo. De ALI fu6 leyanta-
do para el hospital de Trinidad, Colo,
para ser atendido por la ciencia medica
en- donde Sc halla va casi restablecido.
Su esposa Dona Bersab6 S. de Montoya
y su Padre y hermano, Sc hallan muy
contentos de que ell accidente no haya
sido de fatales resultados.
UN SUscRIPToR.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
ReStableCida.

Arroyo Hondo, N. NJ, Junio %, 1909.
Sr. Editor Permitame anunciarle
que habiendo estado muy gravemente
enferma, nuestra abuelita Manuelita r.
Marquee, despues de ser atendida cuida-
dosamente por la ciencia m6dica, hoy
con la voluntad de Dios tenemos muchf-
simo placer de yerla restablecida y en-
completa salud. Fue asistida por el
Doctor ]. o. Cook, cuya habilidad en- la
ciencia de curar es reconocida por todos
como uno de los mejores m9dicos en-
nuestro condado.
Soy de Vd. su servidora y suscriptora.
Miss CELINA We'll.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
SUICIDIO.

De Llano, este condado, SO nos
reporta, que Jose Encarnaci6n de
Vegas, cunado del senor Seferino
Martinez, de ese mismo lngar, Sc
suicidi6 el viernes pasado, dandose
varias estoeadas con una navajo de
bolsa en- el coraz6n y las que le
produj6ron una muerte instentan-
ca.
Segdn Sc nos reporta, el suicida
Sc hallaba bastante enfermo y falto
de resolucion para soportar las do
lencias de su enfermedad, decidi6
concluir su jornada de esta vida
suicidandose.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
TENfA Ell IlABITO.

Del "Denyer POST;
Tn i6ven de Denver, que ha es.
tado coiniendo durante cinco 8 seis
amos en- los mostradores dc lunchs,
controio matrimonio hace IN mes.
Todo iba perfectamente bien en- 81
joven esposo, excepto la question de
la comida. El no Sc quei6, nata-
ralmente, pero ella not6 su desa.
grado.
Que te pasa, queridol pregunto
ella. No esta la comida bien gui-
sada9
Oh, 81, contesto 81 pero ella pudo
observar que6l no hablaba sinrera-
mente.
Asi pasaron las cosas hasta el
ultimio jueves. Ese dia ella fue
por la tarde con unas amigas 4
jugar una partida de nai2es y no
volvi6 hasta las 6. Cuando ella
volvid al hogar, eneontr6 a su
marido con martiIlo cIavos y tablas,
hacienda en- el coluedor un mostra-
dor para lunch.
Tenia 81 habito y no podia des.
terrarlo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
UN PLEITO QUE EN-
VUELVE TIERRAS
DEL CONDADO
DE TAOS.

Leemos en- 81 daily "Santa Fe
New Mexican" de Santa Fe, Y de
fecha del martes, 10 que sigue:
"El Juez John r. McFie, ACADIA
de expedir una ejecucion tempora
ria en- contra A. Il. Mandy y la
Taos Valley Land Co, reteniendo-
los de disponer de los intereses de
la compailia hasta que Sc den cuen-
tas de los reclamos de los ouejan-
tes Marta S. Hill, Charles Il. Hill,
Alexander + Prescott Y Mary r.
Prescott, quienes pagaron cincuen-
ia mil pesos, $4,000 por doscien-
tas mil acciones en- la Compania
del acusado, de la cual el acusado
A. R. Manly, Sc alega de que ha
reclamado control absolute ' de la
cual 6l y su hermano ]. B. Manly
son ofciales. Nal usoy maIa apro-
placlon de los fondos es 10 que ale
gan los queiantes arriba menciona-
dos, en- adfci6n mala representa-.
ci6n y manipulation de los fondos
y tierras de la compania, la cual Sc
reclama de tener veinte mil acres
(20000) en- la famosa Merced de
Antonio Martinez. El pleito fu6
trafdo de la Corte de Distrito del
condado de Taos y la allegation de
los quejantes es muy interesante y
muy sensational"
Va daremos el resultado en- este
.asunto asi que So ventile por la
Corte.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
poN'T FAu TO ATTEND

puedan escapar al ano siguiente-
Es oportuno, ademas, quemar prom
tamente los holleJos y yalnas que
quedan despues de Ia trilIa del tri-
60 en- los campos infeatados Ia
alternative de cosechas perjudica
tambien a la playa y es muy dtil
cuando los campos estan aislados J
es aceptada undnfmemente A. j.
tradnjo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
ENGLISH
COLUMN.
BASE BALL.

iHurrah for the Maroonsl
Capt. Montoya's men just SIM
pley amothered the Grays last Sun
day. Every man on Montoya's
team proved he was we'll worthy Of
wearing a suit, and showed the
Captains good judgement in Sc.
lecting his men; the Grays are nc
match for the Maroons.
Two games will be played Sun.
day, July 4th. inst.
Maroons VS. Grays
Grays VS. Arroyo Hondo
noN'T FAN. 10 ATTEND
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
LicenCiaS de
MatrimOniO.

Las siguientes licencias de ma
trilnonio han sido expedldas por
la secretarfa de- condado, durante
la Ultima quincena. Leocadio Mon
tano con Naavidad Sanchez; Max.
imiano Vigil con Rurnalds Valdes;
Federico Casias con DomitiIa Ma
na
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
DefunCi6n.

El Porvenir, N. NJ, Junio 5, 1909
Sr. Editor de La REvIsTA:
Querido Editor La Sra. Altagracia
Jaramillo de Herrera, deio de existir en-
su residencia, Ell Las Gallinas, N. M, Ell
dia 16 de Junio presente, contaba 6S
amos de edad y lie sobreylve un hiio,
Toribio Herrera y su esposo Feliciano
Herrera, con un gran ndmero de parien-
tes. La maligna enfermedad de pulmo-
MIA fu6 la causa de su muerte.
NICOLAS GAILEGos,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
Nuestros SusCriptOres.

Vaa continuation la lista de
los senores suscriptores, que duran
te eI pr6xilno PIP. JUNO nos hi
cieron remesas por pago a la sus-
cripci6n de La REvIsTA DE Taos
All anotar aqui sus nombres y los
pagos correspondence, aprovecha-
mos Ia oportunidad para expresar-
les pdblicamente nuestras mas ex-
presivas gracias por las mismas
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02
BARBERlA MExICANA
DE-
JUAN c. CHAVEZ.

la dnica y meior para los Mexi.
canos, situada en- connection
con el Hotel v Cantina de
Fabian Martinez SO yardas
al oriente del dipo ID. 4 r. q.
Sc solicita el patrocinio de to.
dos los Mexicanos de Durango
+ de los que yieuen de afuefa
Buen trato y hm9ieza
Durango, Colorado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02

| pfeslVas gfaclas pOr laS nllslIlas
Siguen los nombres:
Librado Maestas $500
J. Fermin Herrera 800
Tranquilino Arellano 200
Marcelino Gonzales 200
| U. Samora 200
Felix Montoya 200
Fred. Ortiz 7.50
Nicolas Anaya 200
Juan M. Vialrando LOO
Antonio Amanda LOO
j. L. Mondragon LOO
Jose Ma. Esquivel LOO
Rudolfo Suazo 100
Geo. B. Paxton 800
Clodoveo Martinez LOO
Manuel Jaramillo LOO
Guillermo Rael 200
Jesus Medina 1.50
Marcelino S. Vald6s 200
j. Antonio Bueno 200
Mrs. Mary W. Lujan 1000
Hon. N. b. Laughlin 600
Amadeo L. Duran 1.50
Jose D. Fernandez LOO
Francisco A. Archuleta LOO
Seferino Fernandez 200
Nicolas Lopez 200
Juan Torres 200
Max V. Vigil LOO
Antonio M. Baros 200
Juan Sanchez 200
Crisantos Baca 200
Jose r. Lucero 200
Manuel Rascon 100
Jose A Salazar 200
]. Gaspar Chavez 500
Torlbio J. Rodriguez 400
Juan Rodriguez 200
j. R. Ortega 200
Albino Espinosa 200
Juan Gallegos 100
Andres Roybal 100
] Montoya 200
Orcelio Martinez 100
Pedro Lucero 200
Marcelino Vigil 200
Vidal Lopez ZOO
Francisco Salazar 200
Daniel Sanches 200
Jose D. Romero 200
Teodocio Valdes 200
Antonio Lucero 200
Daniel Cordoba 200
Tomas Romero 200
Ezequiel Crime 200
Donaciano Velarde 200
John Gardert 200
Castulo Gonzales 200
Cruz Vigil zoo
S. Vicente Gallegos 200
Manuel M. Martinez 400
j. Dario Valdes 400
Refugio Salazar 200
Jose Ines Vigil 200
Manuel 7. Padilla 2 90
Fermin TruJillo 1.75
Gabriel Ortega ZOO
Anselmo Martinez 200
Gabino Borrego 200
Bernardo Lucero 200
Estanislao Duran 200
Pablo Duran ZOO
Tomas D. Leyba ECO
Demetrio Quintana LOO
Esteban Aldana Zoo
Nestor Ochoa zoo
Pedro Montoya loo
Agapito Arellano LOO
Jose Ines TrujilIo LOO
Juan MARQUEE LOU
Antonio Sandoval LOG
Hilario j. Medina Loo
Acorsinio Cordoba 2.OC
Juan Ant. Fernandez Loo
Ezequiel Martinez LOO
Juan N. Gallegos 2.OC
Eusequio Quintana zoo
Noises Martinez 2.OC
Cesario Garcia 2.OC
j. Eelix Romero Lot
j. r. Gonzales 2.O(
J. NJ. Madrid 2.OC
Miquelita Atencio 200
J. de Jesus Salazar 4.O(
Mariana Tafoya 2.Ol
Epifanio Romero 1.5'
Juan N. Vigil ca. Hondo) 1.OC
Fred Smith S.V'
Juan Ocana 2.O'
j. G. Santistevan 2.5'
Southwest Press C.B. .5'
Gregorio Leyba 81
Pablo Martinez 2.O'
~.
Telesforo +. Barela 2.O'
Deciderio Silva 1.OC
George Montoya 2.O'
} B. Regensberg 2.O'
! Maxine Montoya 2.O'
Juan A Argilello 2.0'
Andraa Vald6s 2.0l
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SuscribaDse Z ia Revista dc
Taos
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TO ADVERTISERS

II you want to progress in
business, and waAt tac Ne
xican patronage, you to ad
yeitis1 " thls iaapes, iias
the lalgest circulation in
New AIexit0. We oller our
post Office 10 verify 1t
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-07-02

ANroNlo Av. RIVERA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28
James j. Jeries Who Today Posted Forfeit to Fight Jack
Johnson for Worlds Championship.

suffer yesterday. He made four hits
out of eight times up, an average tf
500 Mac was the only one of the
Islanders to draw more than one hit
i'm each game His first two hits each
brought in run and saved the first
game for the Islanders.
Grandpa Keenan, and Shortstop Sny-
der were sent to the bench in the
ninth inning OF the first game. because
they insisted upon umpiring the game.
Keenan, put up the bluff that he had
tagged Mclean when that individual
stole third, and Mckenzie insisted that
he had missed the runner by a foot
Lakaff allowed but 13 hits in the IS
innings he pitched and while nine CT
these came in the second game it was
only that fact that several of the hits
were for extra bags, which brought
about his downfall. He was twirling
good ball as 10 strikeouts for the day
Indicate Eight of these came in the
second game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

Clemens. Jenkins Three base hits
Clemens. Carmichael Double plays
Carmichael to Cooley to Saillard ;
Barkwell to Roudebush to Foster.
Struck out-By Carmichael. 4; by Bo-
mar. >. Bases on balis--Of Car
michael, 1; off BOmar. |. Hit by
'pitcher-By Bomar, 1; by Carmichael,
n. Passed tall-McNamara. umpi {
|-Conlin
One Each to Champs and Miners.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 2S.-The miners
gave the senators the first game ~
miserable playing. ; to 1. The second
contest was called at the conclusion
of the seventh inning by agreement
Score of first game:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

Kewanee, 3; Burlington, 2 46 in
ningsl.
: CONSIN-ILLINOIS LEAGUE.
Freeport, 4 Oshkosh, 0.
Madison. o; Appleton, z.
Racine, s; Green Bay. 4.
Rockford. 10; Fond du Lac. 2.
ILLINOIS MISSOURI LEAGUE.
Pekin. 8; Galesburg, 1.
Beardstown, 6: Canton, 3.
Macomb, o; Monmouth. 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

hit-Smith Bases on balls---Off La
Naff. i; off Roger. 3. Struck out BY
Lakaff. 2; by Roger, 4. Double play
Vogel-Stark. Passed ball-Smith. Sto-
len bases = Mclean. Stark. Sacrifice
hits Berger (2). jacobson t2), Sny
der. Cutsbaw, Croft. Time-1:45 UNI
|pire-McKenzie.
LakaH Tried Again.
Manager Tighe decided to use LAX
iaff in the second game. on account ~
his showing in the first, and after the
teams had warmed up for few mind
ties they went back to work and in a
/, few minutes they had their horns lock-
ed again Pitcher Clark, he of 26 in
lining fame. was sent out to the firing
| line by Manager Novacek. and he did
| a pretty good job with the tired Is
landers, holding them to five safe hits
| and allowing but one run. The one
| tally came in the third inning and was
the result of base on balls given ~
Stark, a sacrifice hit by Vogel, and a
hit by Lakaff In the first half of the
third the Boomers made their first
score on pair of hits. Erwin scratch
ed a hit by knocking roller to Stark
and then beating him to the bag. Will
one gone. Snyder cracked out a two
sacker and scored Erwin. in the very
next inning the winning score wa.
pushed over the pan, when Ions
doubled to left center and scored o.
La pair of sacrifice hits From th'
fourth on, both pitchers were irwin
chile and the score ended to 1. Th'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

m@bile From there he was removed
to hospital and physician was
called An examination showed that
he had sustained slight conclusion
of the brain, but not serious enough -
cause any fears for his recovery. He
will be taken to Peoria as soon as his
conditions allows. Last night he was
ldelirious and several of his team
mates had to hold him at times when
he was raving, but towards morning
he quoted down and today he appeared
TO be considerably improved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

Two-base hits-Snyder, Long. Three
base hit-Vogel Bases on balls-Off
Lakaff. ,; off Clark, ,. Struck out
BY Lakaff, s; by Clark, 5. Hit by
pitcher - Berger. Stolen bases - Me
loan Vogel, Cutshaw, Smith. Sacri-
flee hits-Vogel, Lakaff. Snyder. Croft,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.

THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Rock Island, 81; Bloomington, %.
Dubuque. 4-I2; Springfield, 81 (sec
ond game seven innings).
Cedar Rapids, 5; Decatur, 0.
Davenport. Ia Peoria, so.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis, 4 Chicago. ~ innings)
Philadelphia, rs; Brooklyn, o..
Pittsburg,. 3; Cincinnati, L.
Boston, 70; New York, AZ.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 1; Detroit, 8.
Washington, %; Philadelphia, S-5.
New York, 6; Boston, 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, /; Milwaukee, 0.
Louisville, 5: Kansas City, 2.
Toledo. A; st. Paul, 1.
Indianapolis, q: Minneapolis, Z.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka, 4: Pueblo. 3 10 innings).
Omaha, 8; Lincoln, 1.
Wichita. 8; Denver. T.
Sioux City, 6; Des Moines, 5.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Ottumwa, /; Waterloo, 2.
Quincy. 3: Keokuk. 4.
Jacksonville, 0; Hannibal, C (1l in
nings).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

When the stomach fails to perform
it's functions, the bowels become de-
ranged. the liver and the kidneys
congested causing numerous diseases.
The stomach and liver must be re-
stored to healthy condition and
chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets can be depended upon to do
it. Easy to take and most effective.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28
HonorS Even mt Davenport.

Peoria and Davenport broke even in
/ double header. Edwards home run
in the sixth inning of The first game
was the only hit secured off Gilbert
Score of first game:
r H. Z.
Davenport =. .OOO001O00-1 / )
Peoria ....1O102 000O+ 9 u
Batteries-Jaeger and Smith, Gilbert
md Higgins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-28

Peoria wins when its pitchers hold
the opposition to one hit.
Pitcher Kearney has been sent
home by Manager Novacek and he
will be released.
This week may settle the pennant
issue Better see all the games and
help root the Islanders to victory.
Manager Novacek took on Crofts,
| recently for day or two with Rock
| Island. so as to be prepared in case
| he needed an extra backstop.
| Vincent Campbell. whom Spring
field had last year by grace of Pres
| ident Murphy of the Chicago Cubs,
has been sold by Aberdeen to Pitts
burg.
Is Tom LOTUS going back into the
harness again? George TeDeau says
he has practically secured the SER
vices of the former Three-Eye league
president to manage his Kansas City
team, succeeding Jake Beckley.
Roudebush, the Commodore sec
lond baseman is graduate of the Har-
ward law school, finishing his course
last spring. He expects to locate in
Cincinnati and practice his profession
after the close of the season.
The advent of Ben Caffryn with
Peoria means that Cuthbert is likely
TO lose his job at least temporarily
enough to suit DonnelIy. The orig
inal intention was to put him in right
and let Blitz take his regular turn
in the box.
Billey Earle, the umpire, is some
magician He went to Moline Mon
! day with party of others and show
ed the natives a few things that they
had never seen before. One of his
; most startling tricks was uncoverine
: an oyster can under an empty hat
/, that he had borrowed from by.
stander.
ii Manager Murray has not resigned
from the Philadelphia Nationals and
says he has no intention of doing so
notwithstanding the fact that he was
read out of the club by the directors
Therefore Mike Donlin is not likely
to secure the job this season. Muir
ray says he has not been notified OF
any official action to relieve him OF
his position and would not pay any
attention to it if he did.
1t may not be generally known but
Dick Smith" as known in the Three
Eye league is a myth. His real name
back in his home in Ohio is Thoma:
Steven Gavin and every winter wheI
he goes back there he has to ge
used to his right cognomen. TIL,
Springfield manager began playing
) professional ball with Dubuque il
1894 when he was is years of ag,
) and took the pseudonym at tina
time.
Left Fielder Cuthbert of the Peori
team was seriously injured in the frs
Igame with Davenport yesterday by be
? ling hit i'm the head with pitched bal
) He was rendered unconscious and ha
4 to be taken to the hotel in an auto