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Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28

Peoria ....000O300 O0-6
Bloomington .00040002 200O01-7
Stolen bases-Johnson, Cuthbert.
Two base hits-Melchoir, keenan,,
Snyder, Johnson. Moore. BIitz.
Bases on balls-Off Walsh, q; of
Clark, 5. Struck out-By Walsh, z;
by Clark, 2; by McGregor, 1. Umpire
White.
Senators Grab Another.
Danville, ILL.,, May %. -. Danville
punched errors while Springfield was
punching hits and the game was won
in the opening innings. Woods was
loose, allowing 10 hits before he was
derricked In the fourth inning. I'm
pire. Eckman, i'll Thursday, was back
in the game. Score:
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28

vogA is ontn nlaerh h ii m
t scondph mahan an Nuscho Iny H d Vl
Dh
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9 However tn ip during the
d of team w lie brought up
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28
CAN PITCH, ALSO
Holycross Shows He Has Not
Lost His Effectiveness in
the Box.
NO MINER PAST SECOND
Bloomington Goes Is Innings to Win
and Springfield Easily Downs
DanVille.

Not a Dubuque player got past sec
ond base on Holycross, while Daven-
port hit opportunely. Score:
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28
GAMES MONDAY.

Davenport at Rock Island.
Waterloo at Dubuque.
Danville at Peoria.
Springfield at Bloomington.
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28
RINGS AROUND
THE WATERLOOS
Good Work of Islanders at Bat
and in the Field Give an
Easy Victory.
CoUCHMAN PROVES STEADY
Gets Out OF Hole With Three Men on
and Nobody Out-Hunter Cir
cIes Bags -Four Times.

GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island at Waterloo.
Dubuque at Davenport.
Bloomington at Danville.
Peoria at Springfield.
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28

Stolen bases-Shaller, MCGUIRE,
Two base hits-Lofton, Johnson.
Struck out-By Woods, 2; by Benz, 1;
by Hixon, z. Bases on balls-Off
Woods, 1; of Hixon, 2. Umpire
Eckman.
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28

Stolen bases-Nye (2), Hickman
(2). Two base hits-Geyer, Buelow
(2), Mason. Struck out-By Holy
cross, 8; by Ferrias, 2. Bases on balls
OFF Ferrias, 4. Umpire-Carruthers
To BIOomers In 18th.
Bloomington, Ill, May 2S.-After tie
ing the score in the ninth Peoria lost
a slow contest in the 18th. Score:
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28

The Sections and newly organized
team from the local lodge Of Moose
will clash tomorrow afternoon at ISL
and City park. The Moose appear to
be very enthusiastic about their ag-
gregation and a large crowd OF them
are expected to witness the game. As
the Islanders will be away in Water
loo the game between the Sections and
the Moose will have to supply the de-
sire for baseball over Sunday.
The 100 Block team goes to At
kfnson tomorrow to play the Atkin-
son independent team. The teams
were scheduled to play three weeks
ago, but rain interfered with the
game and it was postponed until to-
morrow. The local boys have been
playing a fast article of ball and
they expect to give the Atkinson team
a run for their money, although the
Atkinson boys are said to be some
pumpkins.
Rock Island Argus., 1910-05-28

Pitcher Ed Higgins goes to Bloom
ington after all. He has been farm
ed by ST. Louis to his former team
after being turned down by Denver
anA Louisville ThA nnanazag Of the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
iiebt bieraus, mie lei6t Shmanfl,n.
gen int Jcttgebalt ser Mild entlteben
fDOnren.
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mer 81 5iebcn, fam ebenio gut ge-
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melde cine iroene ltnterlage baben,
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formtea Gerbaltnillen ge5ogen mer-
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mebrere oieier, unO 51par folbe, meld)e
iib nidi ranfer, meld)e oober l1id)t sen
&al1m megnebmen, fann 1nan in me-
niger S6idten gcminnen.
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sdnuanfungcn in 6cttgebalte Der
Mfild).

Cine ser ltriadrl1, Ben Jettgebalt
ser Mild 81 pcreiniger,, lit ser @ed-
lel 0es Melfperi onals. lin 0ieiGl
@ediel SIT fonitantiere1L mllroen in
3eutiuluno uuf elmer Molfereildulc
Ser lld)e nit 5mei &iiDen al1gelteut,
uno 3tpar NIT Sem getpobnten (geiib-
te1D luno einel1 u1geiibten Melfer.
Ias Geillltat mar folgenoes: Sim err
iten Sage bei oeml %gepobllten Melfer
4.15 Nro5ent 5ettgebalt; am 5meiten
Gage bei Sem lngetuobnten Melfer
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Gage bel sem gemobnten Melfer 4.05
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Yro5ent Tettgebalt. Gin anoeres
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oft Elm uieorigerer6ettgebalt oerMild
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tc ieit Ginger 3eit cine Mild NIT
einem 6ettgebolt BON 100 Bis 3 3ro=
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iih ul1h Sic Inter die0e 5lpiiden Ser
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
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Der Mnten Der 8iene fir sic 2ano'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
@e5unnecn, sic @eimat9 ST oerlanem

Seoes Sabr lit cine grobe 9(n5abl
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gtermi11tuppen.

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Dpaarzpodet Mebi3in
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23

preparation bill, raped the Missouri mem
Der to order, whereupon Mr.. Shackelford
changed his language, s9ying Il am talk
ing about the gentleman from Illinois, the
Hon. Joseph c. Cannon"
As Cato had ended all his speeches by de-
claring that Carthage must be destroyed,
Mr.. shackleford said, so for years he had
been declaring that Cannonism must be de-
strpyed II republicanism and representative
government In America were to live.
Come on Murdoch, let us fight 1t out
on the principles that lie at the foundation
Of free government" shouted Mr.. Shackle-
ford in tragic tones, gesticulating as though
defying the powers he was opposing.
Mr.. ~Shackleford cited Instances Of rul-
ings Of the speaker In refusing to recog-
nize members, Mr. Cannon rose in his
place to MAKE reply, but. republicans neal
him urgefehNm not to do SO and he gave In
At times Mr.. shackleford attempted tc
minnie the voice OF the speaker in declar'
ing that members are not entitled to rec
ogndtlon. 10 30
He insisted that the bill to pension mem
bers of state militia organizations that tool
part in the civil war on the side of the
union wohTd have been passed had 1t MOI
been for the influence Of Mr.. Cannon Dr.
preventing its consideration on the floor o.
the house, .et ,.ufrr7rtH g t,s y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
Burke EFT Seeks
to Get Vacation
In Postofflces
Introduces Amendment to General
POstoffice Bill Making this
Provision.
lFrom a SOD Correspondent.l

WASHINGTON. d. G.. March 22-(spe-
cial Telegram Senator Burkett today in
PRODUCED an Amendment which he viii urge
to the general postoffice appropriation bill
providing that hereafter all employed in
postoffices having city delivery shall be
granted thirty days leave Of absence dur
ing each fiscal year with full pay"
Bids were opened today at the treasury
department for the construction Of extern
sion for the. public building at Fremont,
Neb. The bidders were: Northern Con-
struction company Of wahpeton, N. D..
S4S,O 9S the Northwestern Construction COM
pany Of Milwaukee, S52.SS7.
Henry Genau Of Omaha, Francis G..
Har'ct CT X, arney and Joseph e.. Douglas
Of Plattsmouth, Neb., have been admitted
20 practice before the interior department.
Rural carriers appointed; Nebraska. Wood
River, route l, Frank A. Taylor, carrier,
no substitute.
South Dakota-Farmer, route 1, John f.
Ginsbach. carrier; No substitute, Irene,
route 3, Edward f. Marcus. carrier; no
substitute.
Charles A. White was appointed post
master at Arnold, Humboldt county, Ia.
vice Liehrstensen, resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
The Midwest Life

Every person hopes to save more than he
earns and in that way to get ahead. He
ears and in that way to get ahead. He
expects to leave some kind of property
when he dies. The only question is the
form of the property. Sometimes men say
they do not have any need for life ihsur-
ance; but they go ahead accommodating more
property Of other kinds. Yet OF all the
property one may leave. none has a
greater value at the time most needed
than life Insurance. The money can be
realized on it at once after death and
thereby possibly save much Of the other
forms Of prosperity such as real estate
merchandise, farm products and the like
from being sacrificed at forced sale.
The Midwest Life Of Lincoln. an old line
Nebraska company, sells fair and liberal
life Insurance. policies at reasonable rates.
Write the company for a sample policy
giving your age at nearest birthday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23

will he saloons or not. Saturday night the
drv's named their ticket, which is: Mayor,
A J. Firkins; Clerk, o. p. CROMWELL
Treasurer, Joe Barta; Councilmen, ID. L.
Williams. w A. Smith and ]. s. Collision;
School board, A. j. Wise and Royal Bailey.
The night before the west named: Mayor
l. II. Carson; Clerk, Alvin Blessing; Treas
urer, Vincent Kokes; Councilmen, FRANK
Vopat. Ed. Johnson and join Sershen;
School Board, A. NJ. Daniels and G. H
Slower.
BLOOMFIELD, Neb., March 2~2>-(Special)
Al a citizens caucus held In this last
night the following ticket was unanimously
nominated for the respective city offices:
DR.. w. II. Mullen, mayor; w. r. Ellis,
city clerk; P. A. Tulleys, city treasurer;
j. O.. Kinney, city engineer; A. A. Manke,
alderman for first ward and James Baker
alderman for second ward. DR.. Mullen, the
candidate for mayor, is a prominent young
dentist Of this city and has been the able
and energetic president of the
| Club of this city for the past year.
PONCA, Neb., March 22-(Special)-The
republican caucus vas held last night and
the following city ticket nominated
Mayor, G. L. Wood; clerk. A? N? Porter;
treasurer, d. c. Augue; city engineer, DR..
s.. B. Slough; police judge, A. w. Myers;
councilmen, First ward. George Lee; Sec
ond ward, w. N. White; Third ward, p. w,
Barker.
ASHLAND, Neb., March 22.-CSpecial)-
At a citizens caucus, the mayor, jeff b.
Russell, was renominated by a close vote
over DR.. j. M. Moss, and J. B. La Chapelle
for city clerk, Ernest Wiggenhorn for
Treasurer, Jesse N. Moon for police judge
were renominated without opposition.
President A. b. Clarke of the city council
| refused to allow his name TO be used for
councilman for the First ward and DR..
T.. H.. HOLSTER was nominated TO succeed
him, with w. f. Barbee, councilman for
Second ward, and H. II. Cone and L. r.
White for members Of the Board of Edu-
nation, renominated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
TOWNS PUT UP NEW TICKETS
Caucuses Held in Various Cities o
Nebraska,

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., March ~2l.-CSpec-
ial)-The caucus called under the, name Of
independent voters convened at the court
house Saturday evening and Pvt a full
ticket in the field for the various city
offices. The ticket is as follows: Mayor,
NJ. G. Merrell; Clerk, c. F. Newmyer;
Treasurer, C E. McEndree; Police Judge,
j. G. Stadter; Engineer, VIII Benson;
Councilman, First ward. L. Cover; Second
ward, wnl Smith; Third ward, ] r. Rat
cliff. Members of the school board, Drs.
f. E. Boyd and DR.. e. l.. Robinson. This
places two tickets in the field for the
spring election, the A~nti-saloon and Square
Deal parties having united in one caucus
and put up a fusion ticket.
DORD, Neb., March 21.-Little interest
has been taken thus far In the coming
spring election. The main question viii
be the same as last year, whether their
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
Delegate to First
Lincoln Convention
William Rawles Prominent Citizen of
Beatrice Dead at Age of
Eighty-0ne.

BEATRICE, March 22.-(Special)-Wil-
liam Rawles, a highly respected citizen of
Beatrice, died at his home here Monday at
the age of eighty-one years as the result
of a stroke OF appoplexy with which he
was stricken only a short time before he
died. For over forty years he was engaged
in the mercantile business at Lima. Ind.
and served for several years as a member
of the Indiana legislature. He was a re-
publican delegate to the Chicago conven-
ton in 1850 when Lincoln was nominated
for the presidency. Miss Juletta Rawles,
assistant principal OF the local high school
is a daughter of the deceased.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
Chhrge of Assault Placed Against
Kansas City Packer Is striken
from Record.

KANSAS CITY, March 22.--The case
growing out Of the assault made by ]. P.
Cudahy, the packer, on Jere Lillis, the
banker, was dismissed in the municipal
court here today by Daniel Howell, as
slstant city attorney. Mr.. Howell made nc
comment further than to say the case
should not have been brought In the mu-
nicipal court. Brown Underwood, the pa
trolman Who was called to the Cudahy
home the night Lillls was attacked, was
the only witness to appear today. TIL
case had been continued twice before.
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23

detective slid and scrambled down a fire
escape while another secured halls and
clothes lockers in the hotel. Finally Klein
was discovered by his ever present laugh
and betrayed his hiding place.
Early today the little riverman was
brought to the district attorneys office
where he was in conversation with Assist.
ant District Attorney Seymour.
Court opened this morning with the court
house presenting a scene of animation
seldom seen in the history OF Pittsburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-23
CASE OF WRONG IDENTIFICATION

G. w. Blair, of ~sedaIia, Mo-, Reported
Killed, is at ,SIOme.
SEDALIA, Mo, March 22.-G.rW Blair of
Sedalia, who was reported to nave been
killed in the Marshalltown wreck, is alive
at his home near Sedalia, The person
killed wassprobably CIV. Baer, a farmer,
who resided near Sedalia.