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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Blue and Gold
Squad to Meet
The Castaways
California Varsity Rugby Play
ers VIII Depart This Week
for Los Angeles
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The blue and gold squad aecompa-
MED by Coach Schaeffer and either
Trainer Christie or Assistant Coach
Howe will leave for Los Angeles at
the end of the week to fulfu the en-
gagement with the Castaway team.
The Castaways started training some
weeks ago and expect tC give both
California and Stanford universities a
big argument. The team TO make the
trip to Los Angeles will not be def
nitely known until Thursday. but the
men who make the trip will form one
of the strongest hfteens the blue and
gold coach can put in the field. The
games are - be played at the La
Fiesta park next Saturday and Mon
day, October ? and 4.
Coach Stewart of ST. Marys is per-
turbed at the showing of his team
against the stanford freshmen Satur-
day. The ST. Marys backs, particularly
the centre three quarters. were con-
tinually getting out Of place aud con-
sequently left their defense weakened.
The result was that the Stanford men
were at liberty 70 cut in through these
vacancies and score at will Coach
Stewart has decided 10 make altera-
especially the backs. will be displaced
and other men tried out in the posi-
tiOnS.
The seven serum formation Of Olym-
pic against the eight formation of the
stanford team Saturday resulted in the
former getting possession of ball
greater number of times than the
cardinal pack. The reason is not hard
TO fnd. 1t is a fact that il is a physi-
cal impOsSibtlity for seven pack TO
successfully compete with an eight
formation Olympic's success was due
to the weakness of the cardinal pack
and to. the fact that the cardinal team
was new to the eight formation Give
the cardinal serum a couple of weeks
solid practice at the new formation and
none of the club teams will be strong
enough to secure the ball from them
At the weekly meeting of the Cali
fornia referees union tomorrow night
two new members will be admitted 10
the ranks OF the wielders of the whis-
tie. They are Coach Presley of the
Stanford varsity team and W. p. Fuller
Jr. Presley and Fuller have refereed
several games this season with sue
cess. They will appear before the
union examination board tomorrow and
be duly examined on the laws OF the
game. Fuller accompanied flanagan
and Presley to Australia two years
ago and made a study of the game with
the two coaches
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Baseball Notes

Dsnk, the pitcher which Oakland secured
from the Tristate league. is the ground. and
he will accompany the team Its journey
north this week. He is college lad and has a
reputation Of winning IL out OF II games
Umpire McGreevy will be back in the game
next week. Mccarthy worked yesterday. I'M
pire Finney the indicator that President
Cal Ewing secured from the middle west. will
be on the ground this week. IL is likely that
the double system VIII be worked all next week
at the games.
Terry Mckune absent from the Oakland
lineup yesterday and Claire was at bis station.
No explanation for Terrys absence was given.
If the State league enters the field of or
ganized ball. the players who jumped their con-
tracts will be ostracized from fast company for
at least from TO four years. according TO
the rules of organized ball pertaining TO contract
jumpers and reserve contract jumpers. Among
the violaters of the hrst named rule are Oscar
Jones' Benny Henderson. Tom Hackett and Cur
It's 1t means that these players will be COM
PEELED to stay in class company for at least
four years. There are also reserve contract
Jumpers in the State league who will be pen
allied for two years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Gossip of the Turf

Aeceptanees for the great English autumn
hantiicaps are out and there is an indication
that James X. Keenes Ballot will compete In
several Of them; His name remains In the list
OF York handicaps at kempton park, and in
each he has top weight at l31 pounds Keene 5
clever hlly Wedding Bells. Is also ID the Cam,
Esperanto were declared ont The other Amerf-
can horses in the Cambrdgeshire for which
weights were accepted are: Priseillian. 122
and Edward 95. Sir Martin was declared from
the Cesarewiteh, America Is not represented
In ane sren s the puke Of York ssndeae are
sir Martin. 116 pounds. and Norman III. ia
pounds. This is $4,000 race at mile and a
quarter. and is to be run at kemPton park Sat
urday. October 8.
Okenite. the geiding that Edward Henner
raced at Emeryville last season. Is regarded as
obstacles in eleyer style. Gwyn Tompkins owns
and trains 0keiite-
Rocky OBrien. the colt that won the Hopeful
stake at Saratoga for .Plunger MeManus. is
said to be In superb condition. He has a num-
Der of valuable fall engagements.
F. wooton. who heads the list of winning
to ride for Lord Derby next season. Several
other tempting offers were made for his services
younger brother Of wooton is rapidly coming 20
The colt by isIington out of Dainty is among
the eight yesrlings sent by Bud May from
New York to Kens4cky. where they viii winter.
When the youngsfer makes his appearance on
the turf his performances will be watched with
racing enthusiasts when waiter Jennings raced
The position of Sam Hildreth as leading win
year Is assured as he has totsi OF siss. .sos,
while James r. keene Is second with sos. ass.
Last year Hildreth won sloa 96s: while Keens
s4s.s7s and Barney Schreiber fourth with
SAG, ,6Sj,
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Take Hurting
Contest Easily
By Two Goals
Young IreiandS Score Decisive
Victory Over OC0nneHs
at IngIeside Park

The Young Irelands scored a de-
cisive victory over the O'Connells in in
the hurting contest at Ingleside cours-
ing park yesterday afternoon. The
Young Irelands won by goals despite
the clever playing of the O'Connells.
The score. at the end of the second
half was: O'Conneils, / goal and 4
points. and the Young Irelands. goals
and 4 points.
The O'Connelis scored the first goal.
and it was with such ease THAI every
spectator in the grandstand looked for
a quick victory for them, but toward
the middle of the half the Young Ire
lands, who were less experienced but
more active team, began to show more
CLASS and in short time they had the
game their own way
The changing of the goal at the be-
ginning of the second half perhaps had
much to do with the poor team work
of the OConnells. They seemed to be
bewildered over the fact that they
were compelled to knock the ball in
the opposite direction However, their
team play was excellent and their loss
of the game seemed to be a diSap-
pointment to the crowd.
Particularly clever work was done
by Captain Ross, Minehan and Ed
Murphy for the O'Connells and by the
Benton brothers. Quinn. OHearn and
O'Reilly acted as referee. Following
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
First Six Day Motorcycle
Race Is Begun

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The first six
day motorcycle race ever held began at
the Brighton Beach racetrack at 1901
a. m. today to continue until 10 D. m.
Saturday Five teams OF three men each
started The riders believe they will
be able to beat the "a hour automobile
record of LIT miles made last year by
Robertson over this track
Z The first accident occurred while the
men were taking practice spins. In
rounding a turn A. G. Chappelle of the
New York motorcycle club team fell
and suffered painful injury to his left
arm.
The New York motorcycle representa-
tive was quickest away when the start
was made, and led the Harlem rider by
100 yards at the end of the first mile,
rx-hicb bas in 3-5
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Private Signals Explain a
Great Batting Streak
Especial Dispatch to The Call

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-Trainer
Tuthill of the Detroit team made a
discovery today which, it is believed.
will explain the remarkable bdtting
streak the Highlanders have had on
their own grounds this season. 1t was
during the third inning that Tuthill.
who had been stationed outside the
grounds. swooped down upon an indi-
vidual sitting in little box behind a
that advertising sign in center field.
The fellow had a pair of field glasses,
through which he could discern the
battery signs of the Detroit team. and
with the aid of small paddle, which
was on the inside of the fence. il was
possible for him TO signal the New York
batters whether curve or straight
ball was about TO be pitched
Tuthill refuses to say whom he
caught with the glasses. which he con-
fiscated, and are now in Jennings pos
session.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Papke Valves Color Line to
Fight Dusky Porter
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

KEWANEE. Ill, Sept. 26.-Billy
Papke, who claims the middle weight
championship title because Stanley
Ketchel will not make that weight
again, was today forced to abandon
his idea about drawing the color line.
Papke was en- route home from a
trip east, and as the train stopped in
Kewanee. Papke. desiring to avoid "a
long delay, opened closed vestibule
and was stepping off the train when a
huge colored porter tried to force
Papke to retrace his steps and get off
where the other passengers did. The
black called Papke vile names.
Though laden down with an overcoat
on one arm and a suit case, Papke
resented the blacks remarks and a
claim victory Papke, however. accom-
pIished his purpose by getting off the
side of the train he intended to, while
every train porter passing through Ke-
vance during the balance of the day
wore a Jack Johnson" smile
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
KetChel Starts
Boxing With
Heavyweights
D0ns the Gloves With Three
Big Fellows and They Mix
1t i'm Lively Style

Crowded houses greeted Ketchel and
Johnson yesterday, many fans visiting
the fighter. 1t was a busy day for
both. as they put in hard training.
There were many observing fans at
Millett's to see how the Michigander
looked, and he surprised every one by
looming so big. He looked huskier
than ever and seemed to have grown
into a well developed light heavy
weight.
1t was the first day the middle
weight champion put on the gloves
since he started at work. He slugged
with three big heavy weights and went
at it in good old Donnybrook style
Ketch tore after them and showed that
he was still there with the wallop, He
went on the road in the morning and
in the afternoon he was active in the
gymnasium. He roughed it with big
Charley Miller the giant motorman.
Both mauled each other like wrestlers.
His boxing was three two round
bouts with Steve OConnor. Gunboat
Smith and Al Kreiger. the amateur
heavy weight. These men were bigger
than Ketch, but he tore after them.
He will continue his boxing with heavy
weights right along.
Just 1,510 paid admission to see
Johnson box yesterday at the ocean
beach pavilion. At % cents a head the
afternoons boxing was a paying exer-
else. and the big black will have a nice
piece of change for himself.
Johnson went on the road, and then
hied himself to the gymnasium. He
boxed nine rounds during the after
noon. He started by mixing it for
three rounds with Joe Lanoum. and
Dave Mills went in for his drubbing
ba oh r1i0 finished with P0h
strong.
Promoter Jim Coffroth returned from
Los Angeles yesterday. He believes
being postponed, and he will get busy
advertising the show for its original
date.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Miss Hager and ]. 0. TObin
Win Two Golf Cups

The mixed foursomes tournament at
Burlingame yesterday was won by
Miss Alice Hager and ]. o. TObin. Their
net score was easily the best Of the
day. Miss Jennie Crocker and DIR. T.
G. Russell finished second. being three
strokes behind the winners. Miss
Hager and Tobin. by virtue of their
victory, carried off the handsome cups
donated by Mrs. Martin and e r
ArmSby.
The putting contest for cup put
up by C. I. Crocker was won by r j.
Woods. The scores follow:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
State League
Leaders Take
Double Header
Fresno Tigers Advance Several
Points by Defeating Stock
ton 5 to 2 and Is to 4

FRESNO. Sept 26.-Fresno won
double header from Stockton today,
bringing four weeks of continuous ball
on the local grounds to close. with
the Tigers advanced several points in
the race for the pennant. Oscar Jones,
the former Seal. twirled both games
for the league leaders and came out
with flying colors. Hoag was on the
mound for Stockton. Jones permitted
only four bingles. In the afternoon
totals of 32 hits and % runs were
made. two Stockton pitchers being
hammered for 19 safeties and Is tallies
Scores:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL


NAPA, Sept 26.-In an interesting game OF
baseball this afternoon Napa defeated All Val
leia by a score of g 10 2. Four singles and three
errors netted the locals four runs In the eighth
inning. Score: H. Il,
Sapa -..-.-o
All Vallejo. -..-...-
Batteries-Yeazell and Reed; D. Ward and B.
Perry.
MODESTO. Sept. 26.-The yisalia nine defeat
cd the Modesto Reds today. 1 to 0, in sensa-
tional game The two teams will meet again
next Sunday at visalia. Score: r. Fl. E.
Modesto ....................0
visalia .. Il .
Battefies-Modesto, Mobley and Palm; visalia,
Marie and Eastwood
OAKLAND, Sept. 26.-The Reliance athletic
club defeated the Olympic club of San Francisco
nv a score of to 2 in a benefit game Of base
hall this afternoon at Freemans park. The pro-
eeeds of the match will go to the st. Augustine
MAJ fish church fund. The batteries were. Re-
lance. GoIdy and Wilkinson; Olympic. Burns
and O'Kane.
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Vernon o-3, Sacramento 80

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 26-vernon
took the series from Sacramento by
winning a double header today that
was replete with interest and fine play
ing. The scores were TO and to g.
Incidentally, the Coast league time rec
ord was broken, the morning game be-
ing played in / hour Il minutes and
The afternoon game in 1 hour Il min
utes. Scores:
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Stovall Stolen base-Barnard.
First base on called balls-On Whalen 2, of
Vance ?. Struck out-By Whalen .. by Vance 3.
La L0nge 10 Darringer.; Heister TO Shinn to
Myers; Eagan 10 Brashear. Time of game
hour and 1915 minutes. Umpire-Irwin.
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SUMMARY

Home runs-Francks. Egan. Three base hit
Tracey. Two base hits-Van Buren,. Miller.
Struck out-Ry Jones z, by Hoag 2. First base
on called baIls-on Jones g. of Hoag 5, of Gaff-
ney l. Left on bases-Fresno IL. Stockton 10
Earned runs-Fresno l.. Stockton 8. Double
piay-Francks to Kelley to Tracey. Passed ball
lie Brand. Stolen bases-Funck Carney Jansng
Sacrifiee hits-Jansing. Hallinan. Francks Car
ney Keiley~t2). Time of game hours. TN
mir
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
cHANGE vANpERBILT CUP RACE

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-By a decision
formulated this week by the Manufac-
turers' contest association. the Wander
biIt cup race will change in character
from an international contest of the
most powerful racing machines of Eu-
rope and America to q stock car race
omen to machines Of even as low piston
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27

In the football game the Erin's Hope
team defeated the Parneils by a score
of 10 to 3. The game was unusually
way ORourke, Clifford (captain) and
Scanlin did the feature playing for the
winners. and Dennehy. Murphy, Deany.
Gibson and Allen put up brilliant de-
fense for the Parnells.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
nAKLANn
SUMMARY

Two base hits-MIIler Mundorn. Henley (2)
Thomas. haggert- Kelly. Sacrifice hits-ZeideF
Davis Stolen ba bases-Aiundorn . Zeider >. Ten
rant J. First base on called balls-Oh Henley
a Boce ,, on T0nnes0l 2 Struck out-B
Henley 4. by Boice ;. by Tonneson 1. Doubl
plays-sleIchior 10 Berry. Miller to NcArdle
Passed hsiis-Thomas. Berry. runs and
hits Of Boice IN Is innings. Charge defea
10 Bolce. Time OF Zame-i hour and so min
utes I-r,lDire-AicCart
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Breaks Five Mile Record

PASSAIC. n. Y. Sept. 26.-Jake de
Roster. the worlds champion. broke
the five mile motorcycle record at the
minutes "a seconds. Carl Ruden,
Robert Schultz and William Libby fin
ished in the order named. Elmer Col
Inns of Boston won the % mile motor
paced race, the first race of a series to
decide the middle distance champion
ship of America. beating George Wiley
and Peter Drubach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
Los Angeles 4, Portland 3

PORTLAND, Sept. 26.-The poor con-
dition of the outfield grounds. coupled
with errors and Garretts wildness, lost
the final game of the series for Port
land today. Score:
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Oakland $50, Sacramento 1-3

SACRAMENTO, Sept 26.-Oakland
was victorious in double header today
with Sacramento, winning the morning
game. to 1, and the afternoon con-
test 6 to 3. Scores:
MORNING GAME
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Kelley. Miller. Tracey. Ho;lse-
holder. First base called balls-0f Jones /,
OF Hoag 3 Left bases-Fresno 8, Stockton
). Sacrifice hits-Kuhn, Van Buren, Earned
runs-Fresno 5. Stockton 2 Time game
hour and 2l minutes. ImDire-Ehrnt
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hft-Brashear Stolen bases-Stovan
Martinke lsrashear. Struck ont-By Bracken
ridge 5. by Ehman B. Double play-Flanagan ts
Graham. Hit by pitched ball-AIartinke Stoyail
Time Of game hour and IA minutes Umpire
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27

To rent your rooms call up Kearny
S6 and we will send solicitor to call
on yous Call Want Ads will rent those
vacant rooms for you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
MORNING GAME
SACRAMENTO

HTS By INNINGS
Oakland 0 o. O 2 2 l-o
Sacramento s..0 o 1 O. o. 1 Is
SUMMARY
Home run-Alurray. Two base hit--Joyce.
First base on called bals-O6 Henderson ?, on
Ho,Iser / struck out-By Houser g. By Hender-
son 10 Stolen base-Sheehan. Time OF game
i bour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Campi.
AFTERNOON GAME
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]. o. Tobin and Miss Alice Hager o..
DIR. T. c. Russell and Miss Jenniel
CrGker . ~
Capt. Payson and Mrs. g. :. GARRETT 1C
r. j. Woods and Mrs. III. t. Scott III
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Hitchcock. ..... IL
Eugene Murphy and Mrs g. A. New
hall =. --.-- = II
George A. Cope and Miss Havemeyeri u
II. Mclean and Mrs III. = kiersted- Il
Frank King and Miss Genevieve King IL
Henry Simpkin and Mrs c. W. Clark IL
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American Association

At Iouisyile-First game: Louisville g. Kan
sas city s. Second game: Louisville 3. Kansas
At IndianapoIis-First game: Indianapolis L.
st. Paul o. Second game: Indianapolis 5. St.
At Toledo--First game: Toledo 2, Minneapolis
g. Second game: Toledo 10. Minneapolis ?.
At Columbus-Firsf game: Columbus 3. Mil
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
COMMUTERS PLAY LIKE BUSE1ERS )
AND SEAL IS ADMINISTER DRUBBlNG

Mundorf of the Seals stealing third the seventh inning
the struggle yesterday, Hogan
catching the
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-27
JAPANESE TwIRLERs WY

TOKYO. Sept 26.-1he Keio univer-
sity team again defeated the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin team today. Score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett g. by Guyn ?, by Nagle
G. First base on called balls-oh Garrett 2. of
Nagle l. Two base hits-Cooney 0rt. Three base
hit-Wheeler. Double plays-Cooney to Olson to
Ort t2l Sacrifice hits-wheeler. Beall, Delmas.
Hit by pitched ball-Smth f2l, Goodwin by Bar
rett. Ryan by Nagle- First base on errors-Los
Angeles l.. Portland 2 Wild pitches-Nagle (2l.
Left on bases-I.os Angeles 6. Portland T. In
uings pltched-By Garrett s. by Guyn /. Base
bIts-of Garrett s. Runs-On Garrett 4. Time
of game hours. Umpres-yan Haltren and
Touan-
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OF THE CLUBS
(Coast LeaEue)

RESULTS OF GAMES
SAN Francisco I3. Oakland 3.
Los Angeles 4, Portland 3.
Vernon 3, Sacramento o.
Vernon 6, Sacramento 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)
RESULTS OF GAMES

Fresno 5, stockton =.
Fresno Is, stockton 4.
Oakland 5, Sacramento 4.
Oakland q, Sacramento 3.
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SACRAMENTO
Summary

Three base hts-AIcHale. 3ioskiman. Two
base hits-Burns, C. Carrigan, .Hackett. Sacri-
Campbell L. j. Smith l. Murray I. Kelly l..
First base called balls-on Trippett 3, of
Moskiman l. Struck out-By Trippett 4, by
Moskiman 5. Wild pitch-Moskiman. Time of
game-f hour and 80 minutes. Tmpire--Campi.
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Keio Observation-Disclosures. 8
Wisconsin .................l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
win BE dropped prom List.
BAR TO BANQUET
SUPREME COURT

The Illinois State Bar association
will give banquet to the justices Of
the supreme court Saturday night, Oct.
so at the Hotel LaSaIle, Chicago.
There viii be a reception at G o'clock,
followed by banquet, at o'clock.
All the justices will be present. The
purpose is to pay marked compii-
ment to the highest court in the state,
and to bring into closer personal ac-
Quaintance the judges and the lawyers.
The justices of the United States court
of appeals of this circuit have been
invited
The entire list of speakers has nos
yet been announced. but Chief Justice
Farmer will respond for the supreme
court. Justice Cartwright, the Nestor
of the supreme bench, and Justice
Cooke, its youngest member, will make
brief addresses.
This promises 10 be the most nota-
bic gathering ever held of the judges
and lawyers of Illinois. The invita-
tons are extended to the members of
the association and to all other law
yers whom members may invite or rec
ommend for membership
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
CITY CHIT.

Kerlcr &c Co. weave rugs.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
TriCity Towel Supply company.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz.
More of those fine large beaver hats
at McCabe's.
Try Bakers laundry for fine work.
Old phone 237; new 5344.
Music in Young & McCombs' cafe
every evening to o'clock.
You always get full value in Lewis
Single Binder straight cent cigar.
Call LaVanway, telephone 247, for
carpet, rug cleaning and rug making.
Let Krell G Johnson do your tin
and furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave-
nue..
A number of the celebrated Elzce
pattern hats arc on exhibition at Nc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
TRBUNES HAVE A
NEW SILVIS LODGE
Supreme Secretary Rexdalc Institutes
Branch in the Village Last
Evening.

A new tribunal of the Fraternal
Tribunes was organized at Crowders
hall in Silvis last evening. Supreme
Secretary Robert Rexdale was insti-
tuting officer. assisted by District Dep
uty S. e. Van Noorden, Sergeant-at-
Arms Earl P. Stoakes and Charles w.
Gleason. William NJ. Bcal. chief trib-
une of Rock Island, and Lyman G.
Kelso, chief tribune of Moline, accom-
panied by a delegation of officers and
members, attended the meeting and
assisted in the initiation work. A
lunch was served by the ladies during
the evening. The following officers
were elected:
Chief Tribune = DR.. William Chap
man.
Vice Chief Tribune = Mrs. Nora E.
Ruff.
Sccretary-Grace E. Tubbs.
Treasurer-George Nichol.
Sergeant-at-Arms- c. Bull.
Guard-Bessie Tarr.
Sentinel-Harry Huber.
Trustees - Mrs. Lille NJ. MCGUIRE,
Mrs. Louisa S. Osburn, Mrs. Emma S.
Tubbs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-20
Entirely new thoaghts-new

Cabe's. Entirely new thoughts
models.
What an opportunity for corset
this week at McCabe's.
There's wisdom in reading their adv.
Important to shoppers-Two styles
of the famous Kaoo dollar long or me-
dunn for two days 70 cents each az
McCabe's Thursday and Friday.
Economy and elegance are rarely so
completely hand in hand as in Nc
Cabe's coat and suit section, hundreds
OF women will testify to this fact.
A bath towel drift will be seen at
McCabe.s. You may at first think It
snow bank, but they're all bath tow
els especially priced from 5 cents II
so cents.
Emil r. Bente of Iron Ridge, Wis,
and Miss Beryl Holiday of Arnold,
Neb., were united in marriage Monday
evening at 1880 by Justice j. Fl. Gle
land. the ceremony being performed
at his office.