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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Miss Ruth Kelly left this week for
visit of several months to relatives
and friends in Aurora and Kansas
CITY, Mo-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Port Eads. La. July ARRIVED: Strs.
Eeredia, (Br)., Henshaw, Port Llmon 4;
Arkadia, Grif1ths, Porto Rico; Oppurg
(Ger), Ebert, Tampa; Comus. Boyd.
New York; Excelsior, Birney, Havana;
Marietta di Giorgio (Nor), Kakke,
Bluehelds.
Sailed: Strs. Utsteinu (Nor). Olsen.
Puerto Cortez; Harry r. Inge. CNor.),
Sannas, Port Barrios via Belize and
Puerto Cortez; Northman. Hamilton,
Havana; Morgan. Thompson. Tampa;
Argentine (Span), Ysern, Barcelona
via Havana. Oporto. Cadiz. and Malaga;
Ma ssapequa. Lewis. Porto Rico; Rosina
(Br), Hurry Ruatan via Ceiba.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02
Coal company Incorporated.

& Papers Incorporating the United Coal
Company were flied In the Probate
Court today. The company is capital
led at $4,000, and the principal place
of business will be in this city. The
tncorporators and officers are: g. Zim-
mern, President; Jacob Zimmern. Vice
President; Lee ]. Zimmern, Secretary
and Treasurer.
The company will engage in gen.
eral Wholesale. retail and export coal
business.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Btnte Bacteriologist e. NJ. Mason
has nled with the Board of Health 3
report Of his findings IN an inspection
Of the water supply of the city and In
the report he attributes typhoid fever
IN Mobile to no especial cause. The
report IL very lengthy and deals with
many matters of sanitation also deal
Ing with the waiter supply, which he
states IL infected slightly. The re-
port was read at q meeting of the
Board OF Health tonight.
A petition has been filed with the
board by local dairymen asking that
ali milk shipped into Mobile, as well
as the products from local farms, be
Inspected.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

X. n. Dukate. D. J. Gay. J. A.
Osoinach, +. W. Elmer, ST.. William
oorenfio. Biloxi. Miss. as delegates TO
the Jacksonville convention.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Cleared Strs. St Laurent (Fr.), Au'
bert Havre via Havana; Benesee (Br.)
Albrethsen. New York
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

The North Side Bridge Club held
its last meeting OF the season yes
terday with Mrs. Greed Taylor, as host
ess. Blue hydrangeas were used In
effective decoration about the rooms.
the guest prize, a bridge set. was won
by Mrs. George Michael and those
who played were Mesdames Daniel Nc
Neil. Claude 6rayson. George Michael
]. T. McKeon, Morris Sherman. VIII
Brown, Ed Horton, e. M. Curry, NJ A.
Nader. c. S. Shawban. A M Bright and
Miss Elizabeth Van Lew.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Galveston. July ARRIVED: Strs. San
Marcos. Johnston, New York; Alexan-
drian (Br.). Rob5, Tampico.
Cleared: Str. Soperga Ital.), Ohlsen
Barcelona, Genoa. Savona. and sailed;
Galveston, CNo.). Bryde. Havana and
Matanzas and sailed; Bloodheld (Br),
O'Neill. Port Arthur.
Sailed str. FL Rio, Parker. New
York.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Savannah. July 1.--Sailed: Strs Cas-
.leyentry (Br.), Berner, Brennan.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

New Orleans, July ARRIVED
Steamboat J. B. Findley and barges
Pittshurg.
Departed. ]. B. Findley and barges
Pittsburg.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02
Ribbed Pants

We want every woman IN
the city to participate in this
wonderful bargain sale of
Richelieu Ribbed Pants
made with draw string belt
and lace trimmed at the bot
tom, full run of sizes to fit
every one. If bought else
where would cost you 25c.
Friday the f0k
pair. :. =. .......lVY
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

New pictures sessry day at OFpheumy
best to be had. Open p. m. -
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Only &c., to new pictures daily al
Orpheuni. Souvenirs free.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02
Lace Curtains

We will tell you frankly that there
is only one and two pairs of kind
and that our reason for making the
price so low. If you can use them
the biggest bargain snap of the sea-
son awaits you. There is nothing in
the lot worth less than 81 90 and the
bulk of it worth up to $500. For a
quick clearance Friday SnA
the pair. :. ........@V|
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Long Lawn Kimonos--In beautiful floral ef-
fects in white ground with lavender pink, and
blue flowers. Some trimmed with satin borders,
others with yokes of embroidery and fancy
borders. ALI cut full width and length, regular
s p ss'' sp sas fsss a. s ssss e. 5f
Lingerie Shirt WAISTS II need few
more white waists for your summer vacation
If You want good waist for little money
buy these Lingerie waists trimmed with lace
and embroidery in beautiful designs, nice quail
ity material Excellent value at on n
$1.25. Special -. ...........OyY
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02
white Goods and Linen Section

is" and remnants, materials of all kinds but
lengths range from to 10 yards--now to get
price and less. You'll have to come pretty
India Linon--One case 1900 yards fine sheer
quality, the best that has ever been sold over
any counter at the price. Worth Sk
10c. Friday the yard ...............O ~
Printed Lawn-3000 yards good Sc printed
lawns, all white grounds, DOTS small stripes
ETC., with plenty black and white 0fk
we limit the yardage. Friday yard. .Z5V
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

We wish to direct your es-
pecial attention to this lot of
summer vests, they are made
with lace strap which can be
tucked under without being
bunglesome, full run of sizes
and the best 15c values on
the market. Specially priced
for Friday fnA
each. :. .........Vy
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02
Furniture Specials

Costumers-Weathered oak with four large
coat and hat hooks. Not the cheap kind that
will easily turnover, but one that is well
braced and serviceable. Worth q IN
$175, for ............... VIsly
Cane CouchesEJust the thing for these hot
and sweltering nights to sleep on. One of these
means rest and comfort. Strong and service
able. Easy to move. Special GO Sn
at. .......... ....... DO.OV
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02

Baby Tenders-Don t worry yourself and the
baby when you can buy one of these Just put
the baby in and leave it alone O. 7Y
Can't fall out or get hurt. Special. NI. 4 ,
Rustic Hickory Porch Furniture consisting of
chairs, rockers, settee and tables Just the
thing for your yawn or porch, not affected by
weather-prices range $500 up G. Snl
to.... go. -. -. ........... ~ EsSV
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

sSThe Internat ional Harvester 60. iss
the latest corpora on tto inangurate'
protit-sharing with IT'S men lllas5
placed ct the dlisposai of All 81 It's
large force Of emf Dyes cert 1cates 90
stock and &c ii optional with he men
whether they buy COMMON 81 prefer
red stocg IA circular letter re-
Gently issued tue CON ang 40 7T'he
company desires al \ empIo yes, upon
whose efforts the success Ssf the husi-
ness depends 10 have IA share I'M the
s plarsoflts this end Ii offers is them
Ian pnortnnity to subscribe It's
sstock W1hich Is divided eaually into
and common stock 3 This
statement toll owed 3 LIST 81
rules governing the Investment This
action on the part Of the ationa
people Ii il keeping 18th mod ern ten
denotes and its shows u s.disp lion to
not only nlatiirue pon the
pay roll enauneratt wages but
also "a provide them "a ittlh 4 ] securitiea
such 81 the comp itself makes the
basis of It's Iarge usiness. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

ysis declares but the tendency ID
each year tor The currency iii ain To
lessen Every LITTLE place IA the eo,,ns
Try has Its bank and the farmers are:
learning to- do BUSH ess by check. Cur
rency shipments to the interior have
been lie 81 ffar as local banks are
concerned although robably the
southwestern centers have shipped
heavily IN Is too early for an urgent
call upon Chicag None has been
hardening slowly sffor several weeks.
The change vas Nv pesriceptibls at
any time. Ratss Oh Oil note brokers be,
pers range between ana l,a per
cent at the commercial hanks Col
|latHra yue raily 4
cont az IN Dor cent higher than
i corlle qf veeks NO. e,o,1nter loans
|svas o s [ ss5 p per ne II The
bank consolidation epidemic a Chi
|cagos is accomps nied ~ expshstona
the National Bank of the Republic
having dpubled 10 auaartteEs out sof ne
Ecsssity fsoi t 81 Scrsasing businsss
|Ehats bsars stAsk bis labeh 81 pifosDerity.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

u auto obile W,s;lil1l stop He exss
13odus Soff the Farmers ttirfng to Tie.
DIT saase 10 the:
Sd TAI al the tement
JIanesE oorw'ers 5I.awton,
Oklahoma secretary of the Comanche,
Count sood Dads Associ tiol ID
quoted Isl laa lsine, and build houses.
Tor the tenants On { TIE Isl ase Instead
Iofsmoying anew resid snss III town,
THE aslt tonic blk pro-
Is1Ie for; Gid rnner tachinl belt
do HE grinding, PUMPING, saving
weed and other p,r poses Tor which =
ND motor iss need rhe farmer has
mo more uses thu hit ali bils him the
city man He has to travel urther 70
do his rading church and
social eyentts and does 1 not have the
sbeneht gof the street The future
motor Will EplpW the land, plant and
harvest the crops sand deliyar them
tto marked ana win take tie l school
[childrensto and rom The esountr gfad1
rs q sssno u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
.REGUL LAR SOLDIERS
NOW ON The II Scene
Troops / From h Winnipeg Arrive
q F0If William

Fort william, Ont. Aug. The
presence Of armed militia IN the strike
district has had the desired effect and.
disorders hare ceased. Regular sol.
diers, the Canadian Mounted Rifles.
have arrived from Winnipeg and re.
feYeH the citizen sold Zach OF
the regulars Is armed with 800 rounds
o. aInmuniti on ami, und der the expert
eneed dire tion Of Colonel Steele, who
was In charge of the South African
constabulary* for three years following
the close ot the BoaF war, II Ia sfet
the sifnat on - veil tin hand Sol.
ldiers have begun "a search o9 every
house In the foreign quarter for
sWeapons heseS must diast be secured
before the ngleaders are deported.
EVERYTHING a quiet hut 4 has the
appearances Of an armed truoa There
are teen wounded inr hospitals and
several In their homes as q result Of
thursdays ahoo tim,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
NEW OFFlcE Frs ARE CHOSEN D; ]
Colonel JsWett Commander Of Philip
M plne Veterans. W.

Pittsburg, Aug The proceed
lngs OF the Philippine Veterans con-
Ysntion were made specially interest.
ing BY the presencs of General Fred
srick D. Grant, who aroused enthust-
asm by q speech upon the yalor OF tho
mon who fought the country'g battles.
in foreign lands. AT the conclusion
OF General Grants speech the follow
ing oficers we're elected \. 4: VI; n
5 Commander, Colonel G. Il. Jewett,
New Albany, Ind; vice commander,
/ "A. 3. Anderson, Pttsburg; junior
commanders, Major w. n. Anderson,
Manila, r. +; Captain F. w. Latsmer,
Galesburg, Ill; Major Charles A. How
ard, South Dakota; =. Els . KTambs, Gt.
Paul; Nicholas w. Muller, New York;
paymastea' general, W. B. Brown, Chi
oago; Judge advocate general, Cap
tain w. H Heating. Iowa; surgeon
general. Major George ". Men, Ma-
sontown. Pa; ohaplain, Samuel J.
Smith, Nineteenth United States In.
fantry.
After the installation Of the officers
the new commander addressed the
convention IA opp sition To merging
of the Army az the Philippines with
Che American yeterans Of Foreign
Service ~ tSS3 K
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

soY johnson of nllllinnnas ota, attsnd.
sed the big show ut sssattle son Mime
sofa day he was given u great ovsrI
ton on his estWard Journey ana "a
Seattle ia was shown disting uished5
honor The meaning of all this is that
GOV. Johnson ii very likely 80 be the.
democr ratio nominee Tor the presid eney
the next time: ii III ttra,e that he has
merited the oppos ion of Mr. Bryan
Sbnt who knows but what that ma be
IN HIS favor rs due time
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

We are ia receip off q copy of the
gIspe ech made byl Con essman sronna
sof this stat before the house. off rem
sresenta tIYesS d,iTin the consfd eraticn
sof the tatin ptll: ,lr'he add dress. yass
made al SUPP ert off ronnas pro
posed lattVe the
duty on wheat speach Was IA
amasterful one and showed careful
sstndy % the subj ct.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
sfARlFF sIoR 4 YIN d iI AklNG a..


le $500 H. ss.s
ois VIZ -.
III NV ns "a pss1. ~, n aassa1ss'as $500
=. ~ 1stnsl III y 81 8
81 pIgssnlaesa naVant sssnAsa anu!
oeHnlte pollcy II paaaloI .sss .nan s
Ks yearA o,a Was 5sspa ola1ea u, ssnelp1ss
~.
w as ~ 3 81.
~,
NJ g
s 800 81 NJ IN III
na.saul;l sSs
y u 80 4 party's rsplesen fa1ay 81
an soAng1ess tnass aep enasnse aass ~ -
placed ior fneS MANI nanes Sc polls
cles ana ms 3 sren snenan oh toEess'
When these men ease adVocate
Egsasures The narty colyen ions have
endorsed and for 3 leade set
ins time campai gns sya Hpoken. th ge'l1s
Ethe sorganiza lon haa ile excuse 1o ls
existence ~ aas' ~ act, ceased % 20
beS!a y orEaa ion upon new ssss3
lines Inigh aYe the ty name ba egg.
|it'would seem oasl ble9 tc save ' tne
ram aud ne average voter
u something ar din iEsr from a poll OH.
tlcaan tte yotes as :he neiieyes. nos
as sxped q Iss 90 as per aonai
ansefsst ana sproas WI ess
tCy.s III <ssis,t III II q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
PRosPERfI cl, i TIT
an t5Np.

NJ The bounty of mature Ii VIII leave the
farmers ana other timate nsnn
ers little time 81 dispos ton to brood
over tbs shor omings and d5isappointr
ments of thesnew tarifff The latter
does not meet all reaso enable expectas.
tons, the August Z, repo Of the
government assure a more than
meets hem. Nothtng ia % SOLID 81
The prosperity that comes out or the
ground, 8 and the ind lions are that
tie combined Yield q the i've leading
cereals III reach the total 81 ].
900 600 bushels Al increase Sof 64o,,
100000 bushels over, Liant Syears aggre,
cate and tie largest quantity ever
raised
s Whatever the tandpattsrs and the
tariff bourbons may have succeeded
III doing contrary to natl onal interest
and tional pfosppeeritsy, the y afs s.
their courses are hting for the mil
Hons Of elected and often forge ter
astnrd Ind pende nt producers ana
Dnsumers. True, the richest harvest
IS no excuse sffor the SINAI Hest injustice
;in legisla ton equality of opportunity
.is a poll Ind goYarnme duty
sand man olgh operate itth na
Etures istf uting her bles
sings andSpreye ding anne cessary mis-
|isl. hut while Wslti tlng. ana WORKING
for scientific and who'll Just tariff
and other poll ico-ec economic 4condi tionl
of general prosperity e IS might,
cheering know that nature ~ doinl
| her best to make the nat Ion comfort
able ana hap
The ffarmer,s abnn dainty earne,
rodats Wil sbe shared with other ase
|fui producers. pom the yield 81 III
Ensld depends ta Yield so 3 srail
roads The mill ana aetoIi Oh gI'lh'
farmer III ans sumner ofsIotl
lof ommod ties mads az j wag eWorksra
The crop repoftis fugnished gladasid
ings for country 81 ores tobbers ean
trail market, bainlx I'D imp orters,
chlcago Record
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

Friend ana Tue like predict that I'M
der the new tariiff We are ente ring
upon the mos pro porous decade Il
the history repnbl Ic. the
next ten 81 years ssurpass the last ten,
except the feW ontha 90 the panic -
1907, the natl Ions 81 ttllle earth Will
have % stlil III tker LOOK do America
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

Less financial stress Will arise Ia
moving the gigantic crop of 1903 than
that sof leaner years, according to con-;
slusion reached sby 81 Chicago bank
after carefully feeling the pulse o 1f
western banks and hank erops
bis ana pri cesl ars q the anal
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
NEW CROSS C0UNT TRY RECORD
Amateur Aviator Covers Twelve Miles
IN Nineteen Minute ssssss

Mineola i, Aug. What Is
said to be$a record for cross country
distance fight for an aeroplane In
this country was made BY G. Foater
Willard, the amateur aviator, In the
Golden oyer, when he covered twelve
miles IN 1917 minutes Much longer
ssircuiar flights have been made BY
the Wrights. however, and longer
cross country flights have been made
abroad: ;:$si5s. 5Ss s$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

sS2 Bryan denies that ne siis going sto
move t6 Texa HE l 81 doip i,
have been wing 81 ~ boom = town down
An that country and they have at--
tempted to nake$i II appear that Bryan
5is to become a fixture "a the new
place
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

Failure To inclpss tinseled on FROST
ed postcards III Chilly sealed enyels
sppes to prevent the escape o. particles
20 tinsel mica. and the Ike as rsauirs
ed by tile postal reguIat Ions, iii caus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Many VII I AGEs in REVOLT
falnaxeen Hefuse tos Pay rraxas to5
Turklsll coyernsnenf.

ConstantinopIe, AM. The grand
vastar has Just received d telegram
announcing that nineteen villages iIl55
she valayets of Sautari and Albania
have risen against the authoritiss and
refused 10 pay taxes. The blssnA
porte fealss great anxiety in ragaxa tx,s
NE matte
II III believed thaa this movement
has besn instig ated hy foraign
power
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
very Eridhysat Devils Lake, Ran
County North Dskota ss5 s.
linton Prise il:lsfI /. 4; Year:
A!l1uI.lle | g 1909.
ofasia1 papsr Ramsey county and Dsvils Lake

German naval officer has been
granted patent On az electro-mags
met which hes clai Inns powerful
enough a battIeship ashore
s|or thin reach, of heavy artillery
mounted on land:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

last tract an immense revenue Will
pour from tie federal Hands into
the Golfers III ashingt on. u
~ The high talents and the patriotic
purpose of Ethan Allen Hitchcock
must surely be missed around the de-
5partments Of the interior
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
FIRST / II sIlscE STRIKE j BEGAN.
Attempt Mad ~ Damage Property az j
SfS,c khoin1. $$z

stockholm, Aug. For the afrst
time since the beginning of the gem
seral strike III ss,tockholm the strikers.
are attempting ~ damage property.
A stick Of dynamite was placed ON
the track of one off the street railways.
but fortunately the dynamite was dis
covered before there could be an az
plosion number of electric wires
were cut
gEN GLsSH Bid OR CON TEST
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
CLIO ID fsA LiNGER.

~ Z 81 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-18
is GIVEN 4 BATON
Professor Johnson Serenaded
by Wennerberg Chorus, of
Which He Is Leader.
PRESIDENT MAKES TALK
Presents Director with Token of APP
probation of Services-Mrs.
Lund Entertains Choir.

Professor Peter johnson of Aug
ustana college was somewhat startled
last evening about Z O'Clock TO hear
the strains of The Student Song
burst forth outside of his home. Go
ing to the door he found tae Wenner-
berg chorus, leaderiess, but singing
with all their might When they had
finished, Marcus Skarstedt, president
Iof the chorus, presented the surprised
professor with black ebony baton
mounted with silver and inscribed
with the words:
Professor Johnson from the Wen
nerberg chorus
After responding to the presentation
speech, Professor Johnson was asked
to try his new stick" and did SO
while the chorus sang STAND Firm,
"Bjorneborgarne's March," Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup" and other
selections from its repertoire. The
new baton evidently exerted some
magic power for the chorus sang as il
has never sung before, and Professo:
Johnson expressed himself as well
pleased with its qualities.
For Services as Leader.
The baton was presented TO PROBES
sor Johnson in recognition of his faith
full and able leadership of the chorus
during the past year This is his frs
year at Augustana, but he has alrel |,
demonstrated his ability as leadcl
and much of tho nf h., phnrft,
| this year is due to him.
Later in the evening another socia
gathering was held at the home o
Mrs. Edla Lund, who entertained .h'
lchapel choir, of which she is leader
The evening was spent in a very Ell
joyable manner, with games. Singh,
and other amusements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-18
Not for Rock Island but for De
catur, Latter Taking
Opener.
COTE, THE INDIAN, GUILTY
Islanders Had Started Batting Rail.
i'm Ninth and Were About to
Run Away with Game.
GAME STOMORROW.
Springfield at Rock Island.
Decatur at Davenport.
Peoria at Cedar Rapids.
Bloomington at Dubuque.

Decatur, May 1S.-(Special.) With
a ninth inning batting rally in progress
that babe fair TO snatch victory away
from Decatur, Cote ran back to the
fence and got under Kelley's long fly
yesterday and saved the day for the
home team.
The Islanders were able TO do little
with Jacobsen in the early stages of
he contest, but three men getting on
bases till the ninth Then Stark sing
led and took third on a two sacker by
Murphy, who batted like ficnd. Kei-
ley was next and he hoisted one that
cooked like three sacks and two runs
toward left center. Cote, the Indian.
got away after it on the jump and by 4
hard run managed to spear it, Stark
scoring on the play The side was re-
tired without being able to tie UP the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-18
out OF THE CAME
Manager Jack Tighe Suspended
Indefinitely by President
Sexton.
RESULT OF SUNDAYS ROW
Rock Island Chief Will Not BE Al
lowed 20 Direct Team Pending
Further Investigation.

Manager Jack Tighe will come
back to Rock Island tomorrow in sus-
pension. President NJ. IL. Sexton to-
day telegraphcd the Rock Island
manager to take himself out of the
game indefinitely, pending further
investigation of the affair that led
to his being ordered off the field by
Umpire Clark at Springfield Sunday.
Clark it seems complained to the
president that Tighe had been very
unkind to him.
Il have the report of Umpire
Clark, one from the Springfield as
sociation and those of the Spring
ficld newspapers" said Mr.. Sexton
this morning. THE circumstances
are such, | find, that they cannot be
overlooked Tighe will not be per-
mitted on the playing field and there
for cannot direct the team during
games till further orders"
Others Escape Presidential Wrath.
Mr.. Sexton said he also received
reports upon the conduct of Manager
| Plass of Dubuque and Manager
| Shaffer of Davenport, both of whom
were chased during Sundays con
tests, but had taken no action in theil
cases
The loss of Tighe at this time viii
severely cripple the Rock Islant
team and it is hoped he will soon b.
| reinstated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-18
PITTSBURG is EAGER
FOR BOUT TO START
kctCiicl-McGann 6-Round Fight To-
night Most Important in Quar-
ter of century.

Pitsburg, Pa, May 1S.-With both
men in good condition and interest at
fever heat, sporting circles in Pittsburg
and vicinity are patiently awaiting the
greatest boxing event in a quarter of
a century here tonight when Stanley
ketchell of Grand Rapids, Mich, mid
die weight champion, and Hugo Nc
Gam of Kansas City are scheduled to
fight six rounds before the National
Athletic club at Duquesne gardens.
Ketchell and McGann are in top-notch
shape and bout that will be full of
action from the sound of the gong is
assured