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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

CALENDAR statesmen WANTED
We want a few reliable and capable
statesmen to carry our attractive line
of calendars. fans and advertising
haas nsGinndpaF liner s5iSe If:
selected by men long in this business,
and who have themselves sold this
class OF goods on the road for years.
On our liberal commission basis
plan salesman who will devote his
time exclusively to our line should
have no difficulty in clearing from $50
to. SIS per week. II you are man
y who Will work and can sell goods.
a MoR Ga1endaF Sales Salesman care
Fl tach this ad to your reply. and when
answering state territory you prefer
and give full particulars regarding
your past business experience.
sALEsMHN-ouR SIDE LINE MEN
clear So day while waiting for
trains; A thoroughly high-grade.
dlgnified proposition that any sales
IN any limo. A side line You uA viii
4 Il. MATTHEW'S. ls41 Thomas Bldg,
DAYTON, O.
iISEMPER-THoMAs CO.. CINCINNATI,
y. want travelling men for advertise
ei fse fans ga as side linei quick money;
signs: selling season now on. Apply
Fan DEPARTMENT,
TRAVELLING Statesmen WANTED;
our machine pays for Itself each
months. statesmen sell so per cent.
firms visited commission, $56; state
road experience. DAMON CO., Bowl
ing Green, Ky.
SALESMAN WANTED TO WORK yIR-
GINA with line OF candy, cigars and
soft drinks; salary and expenses.
ATLANTA SPECIALITY CO., Atlanta,
y Ga.
.SAIESAlEN WANTED VISITING ME-
dunn sized towns, to sell or pro-
ducts for special sales; commission,
10 per cent; W. esly drawings. SWISS
X EMBROIDERY LACE COMBINE 491
I broadway. New York, "a
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tier. Splendid opportunity for the
right man. w. Ct. COUTTS, Big
Stone Gan. Va
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WOMEN. SELL GUARANTEED HOSE;
70 per cent profit: make $40 daily;
full or part time; beginners, lnvesti
gate. STRONG KNIT, Box 1929, West
Philadelphia, Pa.
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TMPORTANT INFORMATION, WHICH
will enable you to increase your in;
come on small investment, maileo
free. CLEAVELAND & CO, 90 Con-
gress Street, Boston, Mass,
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WANTED, LADY To SOLICIT SUB.
scribers to the Daily Records of
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond,
good permanent position; expert
ence not necessary. Address X 273.
care >Times-Dlspatch.
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TIE MAN WHO WROTE 'HoME,
Sweet Home" must have had Taylor
Pork Roll for breakfast
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WANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN OR coU-
pie for hot water heated room and
board. Apply 40 West Grace.
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AEENTS--$bU WEEKLY. WE MANU-
facture. the best needle case made;
wonderful seller; 200 to 500 per
copyrighted Trust Schemen efyel-
opes do the work; general agents
can make over 500 weekly; send Zoe
for free csc sample. containing lis
needles; particulars free; buy direct
from the factory at wholesale. Patty
NEEDLE CO., "a Union Square, SOM
eryIlle Mas 10 y = -
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money-making fire extinguishers;
special starting offer; exclusive ter
ritory: $50 to $500 per month.
BADGER CHEMICAL MIG. CO., Mill
waukee. wis.
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WANTED. WHITE MEN TO WORK ON
our packing grounds w. 4. HOOD d
CO., Ginter Park.
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MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with small mail order busine ss:
began with So. Send for free book
let. Tells how. HEACOCK, 5164
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WITHOUT
encumbrances, to live upon premises.
Apply to 1107 w. Franklin.
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BOY TO LEARN BARBER'S
trade. Finest hair cut. 1bc, 5O4 w.
Broad
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some inventive ability GREELEY 8
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash.
inErOn. ID O.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED MAN OR
woman TO take State agency for
made to-measure lingerie under
muslins; one who has had expert
ence handling agents and canvassers
TA1LOR-CUT UNDERWEAR CO., 1877
st. Paul Street, Rochester. NJ Y.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED CITY So
lictor for commercial printing and
stationery Apply by letter, giving
references. etc. No. 3 Governor st.
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WANTED, GOOD COOK AND CLEAN
er for small family; good references
required Apply sco4 Hanover Ave.
nue..
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WANTED. a GOOD WASHERWOMAN
for small family. Apply early Mony
day morning No. 1880 West Grace
Street.
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WANTED. A SECONDHAND WASH
ington latrobe; in good condition;
state price and where can be seen.
Address X 2S4,s care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
original Native Herbs, 81 box of $50
tablets for Coo. For sample and
terms, address P. C. MELROSE, Co
lumbus O.
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ROOMS. WITH BOARD. MRS. SMITH.
S01 East Grace Street. =
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men; good pay; copying and check
ing advertising material at home
spare time: no canyassing; send
stamp. SIMPLEX MANUFACTURING
CO. London Ont
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business OF your own at home oven
ings; quick returns; inexpensive;
very valuable booklet, 10c; particu-
lars free. ADVERTISING COMPANY,
+. O. Box 1915, New york
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BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE HALL
room. MRS. MILLER, T23 West Main.
WELL-FURNIsHED ROOM, WITH
good board, for two gentlemen, In
private family. on South Third,
near Mnin Phone Monroe 1851.
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WANTED, A SETTLED CoLoRED Wo-
man to cook and do house work;
none without references need apply;
must live on place. 22l9 Park Ave-
nue.
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WANTED. YOUNG COUPLE FOR NICE.
front room. with board MRS
HATCH. 102 East Franklin Street.
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BUTLER FROM PHILADELPHIA,
with references, wants place In pri-
waite family. Address T. r., 200 East
Clay Street
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w ANTlID, CAPABIE MAN, IIfI
$4,000 cash. to establish permanent
local store. both wholesale and re-
tail. in well known staple line; 5000
a month and all expenses and liberal
share of profits; large, well-known
house. established many years Of
fers excellent opening for STEADY,
competent man: favorable invest
ment; clean, high-class business;
right man should make $4,000 n
year or better: large future pros
poets; references required For par
ticulars. address Box 10, care Nelson
Chesman & Co. ST. Louis. Mo.
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EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER DE-
sircs position; five years experience.
Address B sc. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. LOAN OF $500; $500 WORTH
of stock as collateral. Address G II.
care Times-Dispatch
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WANTED, TWO OR THREE EXPE-
rienced solicitors to take orders for
f. new, live proposition. Address
D 251. care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

s4T5 DAILY SELLING PATENTED
ladies' hat fasteners; no seWlns
holiday offer; sample also silverWare
free. AMCE MFG. CO., 125, Cinclh-
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SERVANT TO COOK, WASH AND
iron: with references. Apply 2040
West Grace.
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BusirlegS Opportunities.

YOUR RENT Acc6tiNT PLACED
with N. w BOWIE 6 SON insures
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Delp. Male ann Tr1nale.

LADY OR GENTLEMAN. FAIR EDU-
cation. to travel for old established
house; salary, $12 per week to start;
expenses advanced. GEO. G.. CLOVIS.
Philadelphia Pa.
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WANTED. GOOD MAN no WORK on
i farm; good wages and Il good home
for n good man. Address ID POI, care
TimeA-pspatch.
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STOCKS AND BOND ISSUES FL
nanced in large amounts on commits
sioni only merltorious enterprises
that will stand investigation consid-
erred; established Snns barking ana pron
clientele; particulars necessary to
insure reply. Address FINANCE
Box 900 New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

MAN AND WIFE TO OCCUPY RESI-
dence until April 1st; free rent to
responsible party. DIR. BOWIE, 4Ol
East Franklin Street.
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YOUNG MAN, WITH THREE YEARS
experience as stenographer, desires
position at once; best of references.
Address "STI!NoGRAPHER," 509
North Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

TWO OLD FEATHER BEDS,
pillows and holsters. Call and pay
highest cash prices for same. Ad-
dress l. 900. care TtmeS-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

LADIES. SEW SHIELDS AT HOME;
$40 per 100; can make two an hour;
work sent prepaid to reliable wo-
men; reply envelope. full informa-
ttoq. to UNIVERSAL CO., Desk c,
Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS
housekeeper with widower with one
or two children; Norfolk or Newport
News preferred. Address Il lib, Gale
s-Dispatch
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WANTED, SHORT ORDER COOK AND
waiter. Aprl" DAVIS HOTEL
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STOCKS AND BONDS SOLD, COMMITS
sions moderate; references ex-
changed; give full details; estab-
ilsied house. Post Box 1922. New
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CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERITo
rious enterprises. stocks and bonds
sold on commission. Facilities for
Incorporating and reorganization Of
companies. For particulars JOHN
SON & Co, Bankers. Madison and Ia
Sale Chicago
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WANTED. TO BORROW $4,000 ON rs
acre country home: convenient to
car line and railroad station: liberal
brokerage, etc, Address l. $50, care
Times ID ispatch,
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PLACE TO WASH
for a small family. 7oS North Sec
ond.
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BY 7PRIVATE FAMILY.
four gentlemen roomers or boardera;
neatly furnished. heated rooms; con
yenlent to bath. location between
Grove and Floyd Ayenuesj rates very
reasonable. MRS. A., 113 North Rob
lns0n street, City.
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COLLECTOR DESIRES
position; No. ] references Address
RI" ITO East Leigh. ,.
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SITUATION ANSWERED. BY MRS. j.
D.. Fellow Rock for housekeeper put
failed TO send address. Answer 3l6
\NpSt Cary
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED TOBACCO
{ man to. work farm on shares, four
miles from Richmond. Address Il
2sas care, q ianasr y Dispatch.
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AGENTs-sEND FOR FREE COPY OF
"The Thomas Agent" greatest
agents paper ever published; filled
with money making plans; mo-
license tax" decision of Supreme
Court; pointers to agents; every
agent in The United States should
have copy at once. Address to-day,
THOMAS COMPANY, 710S Wayne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13

FOUNTAIN PENS, SOLID GOLD,
mounted in sterling silver, pearl and
plain chased; regular price, S36 per
dozen now S12; send 81 for sample.
OHIO PEN CO. Cincinnati. Q.
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PORTRAITS, FRAMES. MoULDINGs;
II interested in this line. we can
further your interests; write for
catalogue No. SO; new styles: new
ideas; low prices. Desk s, LYMAN
BROTHERS. indianapolis.
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from 5000 to $4,000 to invest, with
services; exceptional opportunities;
only high-grade men desired. Call
f. Or address the X. p. s., INC, 11l9
MUTUAL building, giving all details
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AN IMMEDIATE, OPPORTUNITY TO
a man of Intelligence and good ad-
dress to present to investors one OF
the most attractive and sound money
projects before the public; man OF
appearance and acquaintance VINO
can present local opportunities can
earn $4,000 In very short time. Ap-
ply by letter; give some particulars
c. FORD sEELEY. Continental Bldg"
Baltimore Md
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WANTED. Two GENTLEMEN no OC.
cupy second-storY front-room. All con-
veniences. with board. 6IO North
Tenth Street
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WANTED. $4,000 TO 500 CAPITAL
to invest in ono of our clients bust
ness; old established trade and big
profits; absolutely safe. Address r.
$. FREEMAN, 702 Mutual Building,
Richmond Va
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PATENTS, s55-EIGIT MONTHS TO
pay; patents procured or no charge
Tor my service; patents obtained in
rejected cases; advice free; very
WEDDDRBURN, Patent Attorney.
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WANTED, LADY PHOTOGRAPHER.
Call phone Madison 51Tb.
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SALESMAN WANTED TO WORK yIR-
GINA with line OF candy. cigars and
sort drinks; salary ana expenses.
ATLANTA SPECIALITY CO.. Atlanta,
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Yoarning.

ftT1fr; 77,ffRAY, 40s EAST M1fN
Street; permanent, transient and
table board at reasonable rates.
Madison 1250-J
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AGENTS FOR PORTRAITS, FRAMES
and art novelties; samples and cata-
y logue free. Address n. NJ. FRIED
MAN & CO. Mfgs., Box No. $50, Mar
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PUTS AND CALLS-MOST POPULAR
+ form of stock speculation; $40 up,
for FOR details ais eli cHARLEs B. STERN
& CO.. 80 Wall Street, New York.
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furniture bought: old goose, s. TO-
is, 90 and 20 cents per pound. owing
to condition; chicken not wanted.
j. X, BEARD, IL West Main Street.
Phone Madison 63O7 4
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FOR FREE CATALOG
men, women and children; agents
make S1.33 per hour: free samples.
THOMAS CO.. 910S State Street, Day.
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WANTED, GIRLS, 10 MAKE PAPER
boxes. good pay, steady employment
and light, clean work. Beginners
paid we'll while learning Apply to
THE RANDOLPH PAPER BOX CO,
Ross Street,
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WANTED, POSITION BY STEM OGRA-
pher; willing to start with small SAT-
AIRY. Address II II. care Times-Dls-
patch.
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Yelp/0ManteD, Ten1alf.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED AND
reliable nurse. Apply to MRS. NOR
MAN CALL. corner Seminary and
Rennie Avenues, Ginter Park,
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AGENTs-BOTH SEXES; WE MANU-
facture and control the fastest sell-
ing household speciality ever invent
ed. CONNOLLY co. 1913 Liberty ST.,
: i
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WANTED. POSITION IN GROCERY
store or commission house by am
experienced grocery man. Address
Is 2TG, care Times Dispatch.
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BeIp 1BQlu,tteD, AlaIe.

WhNrED, IL t,anPENTERs MONDAY
morning; Cedar and Cary Streets.
A. w. McCLAY e co.
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GLASS SOLICITORS. MEN AND
women, on new publication that Is
popular, w-prdced and invaluable !;
big pay and chance for management
dress G. A. NICHOLS CO., Box 90.
Springfield, Mass,
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SITUATIONS Warten, ;sAlaIe.

A POSITION by a MAR
ried man; a solicitor and collector.
VIII give good reference and bonds
Address H. LAWRENCE, GLIB State
Street
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POST ann 1ypil,.u.

81. on nTLLfGRD ROAD, BE-
ween Lakeside and Ashland car line,
ne silver cigarette case; initials IL
n. s." on ono side, and 1870 on
ther. Reward IL returned Phone
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DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
Mt 200 East Franklin
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ANY ONE. ANYWHERE, CAN EARN
big pay copying ADDRESSES at home
evenings; book, &c stamps. G. H.
ROWAN, Chicago. Ill.
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ANY ONE, ANYWHERE, CAN EARN
big pay copying addresses ut home
evenings, book, &c stamps G. FL
ROWAN Chicago H.
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S75 no $500 WEEKLY MADE HAND.
4 ling our line lubricating oils grenses.
paints and specialties. FAIRrAN
REFINING Co, Cleveland, O.
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WANTED. BOY ABOUT is YEARS
old for work in printing office.
POILIG. 1404 West Clay.
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SEVERAL. BoARDETes, Fol.
nicely furnished, heated room, in
private family, with all convenien-
ccs, one block OF car line; good
table board; terms moderate. 1924
EInYd AYnnlla. 4 49,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
PAUL DAVIDSON TO
BECOME ISLANDER
Fast OutfieIder Secured From Hart
ford by Manager Jack
Tighe.

Paul Davidson, a fast and heavy
hitting outfielder, has been signed by
Rock Island, and has oeen ordered TO
report to Manager Jack Tighe at
Bloomington next Monday. Davidson
is secured from Hartford in the Con-
necticut league. 1t is not announced
who he is to succeed on the Rock ISL
and team. Davidson played with Peo-
ria two years ago. Last season he was
with Indianapolis in the American as
ISOLATION and was sold by the latter
club to Hartford. He has a brother
playing with the Brooklyn Nationals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
WELL DOWN IN LIST
Rock Island Golfers Turn in
Score of 73 Down on Par
for Morris Cup.
LOS ANGELES TEAM WINS
Victors in Annual Contest in Western
Association Are "a Down
Others Up to 11S.

Rock Island arsenal golfers did not
get inside the money in the team play
for the Tom Morris Memorial trophy
yesterday. None of the eight got
closer than to par, which was the
score turned in by L. w. Mitchell, and
The total for the team was rs down on
par.
Reports show the Los Angeles Coun-
try club winner of the cup in the COM
petition throughout the Western Golf
association. The Californians finished
81 holes down at par. Oakmount Coun-
try club of Pittsburg was second with
IL down and the Denver Country club,
which finished first last year, tied with
lhe Memphis Country club for third
with AZ down.
Exmoor Golf club of Chicago broke
into the money by getting fifth place
with Al down and the Jackson Park
Golf club of Chicago tied with the
Town and Country club of st. Paul
with 81 down for seventh place. Sko-
kie Country club of Chicago and the
Arlington Country club of Columbus,
Ohio each made 81 for ninth place,
and Midlothian Country club of Chi
cago was 18th with So
The leading player on the winning
team was William Frederickson. who
made a score of 1 up on par. Frank
L. Woodward of the Denver team was
even up, and E. M. Byers of the Oak
mont Country club team, Pittsburg,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17
Zephyrs From the Diamond

day were not appreciated in any man
ner by the Davenport fans. The col
ored gentlemen, evidently porters and
janitors, were the most bitter in the
denunciation of their team. and had
it all figured out as to the cause of
the defeat. The loyal fans stood up
for the team nobly, but the knockers
were out in force and the way they
knock was a caution. Old men and
kids 10 or IL years of age were ex-
planning to each other how it happen
ed and the show in front of such board
was as good, If not better, than the
average vaudeville
Pa Shaffer is again busying himself
while in the southern part of the cir
cult in knocking on Rock Island and
trying to prejudice the baseball pub
lie against this city, it's manager and
team. Pa just can't get over it, even
though he might be supposed to have
his hands full just now attending to
other matters.
Perl Holycross of Davenport is
nursing an injury as a result of fall
ing off street car at Danville.
Davenport has signed an infielder
named Ray to take the place of Hill
ley at third and to fill the gap that
Infielder RICHTER of Illinois would
have been thrown into had he re-
ported.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17

three men out to his ball lot and
printed three separate stories of his
ball game. We gave our readers
all the news, but Mr.. Kinsella still
insisted our reporters would not be
admitted to the grounds on peril of
their lives, or words to that effect
History Repeats Itself
I'm 1908 when Mr.. Kinsella rush
ed upon the diamond during a dis
pute with an umpire, the State Reg
lister printed the fact. He threaten
ed then to exclude all our reporters
from his ball lot because we printed
the news.
when visiting newspaper men
came to this city from Peoria at one
time, Mr.. Kinsella not only refused
to permit them to enter the ball
grounds after they had lined up to
purchase tickets, but he called tn
patrol wagon, had them arrested and
taken to the police station. A suit
for $4,000 against Kinsella is pend
ing in Peoria county as a result and
Dick has not visited there since.
MIR. Kinsella was mad because
the State Register printed the news
of his action at that time.
THE reason the State Register has
failed to please Dick Kinselal is be-
cause we have conducted this news
paper to suit the public and not to
suit him."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-17

= Danville, Ill, June 17.-(Special)-
The visitors batting and Reynolds
error in the ninth allowed Rock Island
to take the contest. 1t was smuggling
match throughout, both teams hitting
heavily. Phenomenal fielding both
ways featured the play, Magee and
Burns taking off a couple of long hits
In circus catches.
Even though the Islanders got two
doubles in the third, sharp fielding
kept them down and not a run was
scored. 1t was the best exhibition of
the season.
Stark Starts Trouble.
In the second Stark hit over the
second bag. Kelly hit along the right
foul line and Kohl was safe on a field
ers' choice, Stark being caught at
home. Vogel doubled to center, scor-
ing both.
In the third Sullivan and Reynolds
had gone down, Madigan walked, stole
second and Magee's single scored him
Magee stole and scored on Fishers
single. In the eighth Madigan beat
out a bunt and won third on sacrifices
by Magee and Fisher, scoring on
Burns double
Blow Up in Ninth.
In the ninth after Kohl was down
Vogel singled to left. Dick hit over
short, Callahan sending an easy one
to Reynolds, which the big fellow
fumbled, allowing two runs. Callahan
scored on Hunters single. Score: