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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

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neur 9BooorOw Wllion pom 9tep Ser
lep cine auf pier Woden berebnete
0feoetour uab Dem Uciteu bis 5ur paji'
fiiden stiiits on.
- Der Streif Der Utetallarbeiter in
@bsmuis. Der iib wsiter ansiubrsitsn
OrObte, lit an 6reitas sliidIi6 beiSslest
noroen, aber Der nSodOut" auf Der
Werft uou Sdidau oauert tort.
- Proi. @barlss =. uterrium, Der
seItlassne republitaniide SiirsermsI'
ltertauOiOat bel Der legten 9Sabl, bat
pabrsno Der SumpaSne in @bicaSo ilr
Wnbljwede 5 l33. .25J 80 ausse9sbeu.
- Sn Der sewerbflelBlgen bobmllbsu
Staot 3u11u all DER Seraunta wutbet,
lalI tslegrapbllden WtelOun4en. slns
uerbeerenoe iSeurrsbrunlt, Ole mebr oils
IituiSis Wobubduler uno anoere Ss'
bdube eindIhertc.
- SrOuprinB 98iIbelm nnO arOn'
prin;eiiin @scllte WerOeu Wtute Dfai
cine Jielle nd6 81. Belersburg MAIDEN
uno Dem 3arsn Su ieinem SsburlstaS
am l9. Wtai Die @liifwInlhe Oes stat
IA
lers iibsrbriusen. OieIer Selnd lOa
alS oiientunOiser SsweiS oaIiir 9sltsn.
OaB Swii6en JtuBlano uuo OeutlhlanO
Elm uebereintommsn uerslubart ut.
- Die Staot Bangor i'll Wfaine 1T
am SOunta9 uon slnsm turbtbaren
SranOe beim9eiu6t wOrOer. Der mln'
oeltens einoriitel Der Staot in Al1s
le9te, einen Sda6en uOn mebr als le6S
Dtillionen Dollars aurihtete uno tan-
lenoe uon 9ewObucrn ObOatlos mabte.
Jiab ben lsslsu Yeri6teu iaetnen bel
oem Sranoe orei ReriCnsn ibr Ssben
siu9ebIBt Su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
S1pro Scrautpu.

- Der 8illiam @riffitb Saoen on
DidIon auenue wurbe Sonntas gla6t
nm g8aarsn i'm 8ertbe pon s12 be-
itOblsu.
- Die 8obubGuler BON Patrid
Marrin, 1862 aspisr Gusnue. uno So'
iepb Grt1fous, 31s Charles StraBs,
branntsn ssiteru absno sesen 8 lbr
nieoer-beioe i'm 0iorOsuOe unb fait Su
Sleider 3eit.
Der gsrsmann Midusl SOrnid
BON 9iap aus Gusuue Durbe am Don'
nerItas Sormitius In Der Didion 3s4s
burd cine usripdtst erfOlSts Sprensuns
sstOOtst; er mirb uon Der 8ittws uno
mebreren fteinen Sinoern iibsrlebt.
- Sobn Noon uon @eorse Strase,
Der am Samitas abeub In Seonaro's
Slai6nbier @tablinement on Sspisr
Sallsp siubrans uno "a Slai6en Bier
Itabl, murbe am Sonutas in @rmunsel'
uns uon $500 9hrsiauft osm @sfdns'
niB iibsrianbt. Guseu McsIuenp, Der
0ioou bsstsitsts, tOunts Osr POIiisi snt'
psihen.
= 8abrsnb Der 7idbriae Soispb I'm
innomit3 bon MOunt SsrnOu StraBs
ON Donneritas Oiadmittas nabe Der
DiamouO 3s6s auf aoblenfarren ipislts
unO Oisislbsn in 8swssuns seisst wur'
ben, fisl er ub unb untsr bic 8dosr, BIZ
ibm bas lints 8sin 10 ihlimm ssrbriid'
ten, SaB ss Srsitus umputirt wsrSsu
muBts. Ssiu 3uftuuO mar sur 3sit sir
tritii9sr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

-Serr SObn 3eioler uon ct. So.
iepb, Uto., 1T gum Seiu6 ieiuer bieii'
gen SerwunOten eiu9etrOffeu.
- Sine Yeriummluus Oes Common
Council fonuts ON Donnerltus glbenb
uiAt ltattfiuOeu, neil feiu Quorum ers
Ibieueu mar.
= 9srr Petsr 3iesler, weldsr felt
Der @rOifuunS oas sit @afe an 5ranf'
lin auenue lsitste, bat lib am Samitu9
abeno BON Der Ssituns 3uriidSeSOSen.
8. 6. GugIOr wurOe am DisnftuS
gum iiebenten Wtuls als superintendent
Der Ofientlideu Shuleu in Suduwanua
@OuntD erwGblt unO Iein Salair Sur
Sleid nm $500 idbrlid erbObt.
- SaluutOr WfOn DellO, Der SObu
SSsfa i'm Yerluufe zines Strsites in
elmer BirtbIduft burd eiuen SduB ter.
wunOete, muB ie6s WtOnate @sfdusniB
abfsen, inOem er iih bes ueri6drften
9lusriifs unO Sdldserei i9ulOis be-
fannie.
-@Bpuaren- SnipettOr 6reo. 8. gBio'
muDer erbielt am Samltu9 elm Stiid
bes eriten Sarges, in welbem bic ues
berrsfte Sss Heuolutionsbelben Baron
uOn Steuben beissiest purOeu. sIrja
Billiams BON Buffalo ma9te Serrn
SSiomaper oas Sei9enf.
- Sinlep 6. Wtartin unb feline Sat
tin @atburine lieBen am Sreitus sessu
Die 9adawunuu @Ompanie cine @ntidd'
Oisunsstlass fiir $4,000 eintrasen,
neil lestsrs Su WtOscOw, als iie nit
eiuem Struggling In ben armeu eiuen
3us uerlisB, ausslitt unb iid berart
uerleste. iOoaB ite fir mebrere WtOnats
Oas 8ett bitten muBts. @s piro ber'
Dor sebObeu, oaB bic PlatfOrm eiii9
unO unii6sr mar.
- Sin Sturm BON un9emObnli6er
Ssftisfeit iudte am DtOntas sIbsnb unr
isre Staot beim unb ri9tete allentbalr
ben Sda6sn an. 8dume murben ent'
pursslt, Sdune umsenebt. Ssniter elm
ssblaIen un6 Shilber abserilieu, wdb
rsuO Die sroBs Nafiermsnse aud LIN
bell anridtste. 6iinf Sduier MURDER
uOu ibren 5uuoameuten sewsbt, uiel
anoere Our4 ben 8lis bsiddoist uul
cine 9lnjabl Perionen our9 fallenb
@lasiderben uerlest. Sin Mdoden
bic IA Sabre alte Wtarg Sinots Dol
SsfferiOn ausuue, wuroe uou sineu
Slisitrabl sstOOtet, als iis init Der ia
milie bsim Gbsnbefen iuB; Der Slis
ltrabl riB elm God In bic Seite bss Sau
Ies uno siuen Ebeil bes Da6ss ub. Di
Wai6insumsrtitatts Der Sind @isssrt
uu @slt 9inOsn Strase unO s6tsr aus
nue. rpuros aud fart beiAdoiSt, ben
elm 8lisftrubl fra6ts ourG Die iiiOlid
Mauer unO riB 80 5us bss Dufss at
@s wiro usranidla9t, oaB Der Sturr
insssiammt sinsn S6absn uOn SIS. 90
auri9tsts, bsun faum elm Staottbe
blisb uOu ibm usri4out.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

-Dis SunOsIijsuisn flir oisiss Subr
iinb felt WtOntus fdnis.
grOf. @sOrse SOwsll 1T Dienitus
Gbenb wieber ats superintendent Der
Ofisntli9sn Sdulsu Der StaOt srwablt
worOsu, bod idluS osr Ssriua. isin
Salair um $500 idbrlid su srbObsn,
febl.
- Die 9siden Der 3wei Mdnnsr, Die
uorlestsu Dienitus bel Der PopIar ctr.
SrtuSuus setOOtst wurben. fno Sam'
itas i'm StafforO 5risbbOfe in Bsit
scranton beiseisst wOrben, obne Sab
ibre Soentitat fsitseiteut wurbe.
- Siddftsn Sonutas. ben Z. Wtai,
Born. 10 llbr. finost in Der co. lutb.
3ious 2irhs an Wtifflin ausuue bis
Priifuns Der bissiabrisen 9Onfirman'
Oenflaie itatt. MitSlieber, Serwanote
uno Sreunbs iiuo einselaoen. Dus
Opfer 1T fir ben SibelfOnb. um ieoem
Sonfirmanben cine Bibel am @onfr'
manoentase su iibsrrei6en.
= aaen SO. Stons BON Wtuiter guss
nue unb g8ilarb Ni6aros pom 9ioro'
snos. slnseitellte Oss Ysrmeherfcrps Der
Eempls @iien @cmpunis, wurOeu am
Douusritus 9iudmittas in Der Sada'
manua .3ede Der @ompauie 5u Sellup
! smli6 b6s uerbruunt, als iie wdbrenO
Der Irbsit cine anseiammelte @usmaHe
traien, bic uOn ibren Sampen entjtinost
wuros. Sbre 8srlesuugen iino ieoo6
niht lebenseefdbriid.
- 9ia6iten Sonntaa Wtorsen I'm 8
llbr rsiisn bic Sdn9er bes Scranton
9isosrfrunS su eiuem freunbidaftlitsn
9siu6 bes 0sbi9b Sauserbuncss na6
aaentown unO bic Puiiiusn iino aud
sinselabsn. lid BEN Gusflus unSuihlie'
Sen. Der Sabrprsis bin uno Suriid
betrGst S1.OO uno bic &eiie erfOlSt auf
Der Central u. u. uon u. S. Die
Miouatsusriammluus oes Sereins lit
meeen oes obissu 9Iusflu9s auf ben IA.
Otai perle9t woroen.
- Ssrr Selir Wsuser briust i'm SSil
tesbarrsn Wdbtsr" eineu jpei Spnlten
lan9en arlifel iiber Den Damen Abeno~
ces 9uSsrne @ountp 3wrises, wsl6er
in ieOer Siniidt Die 9ebeSten @rwart
un9sn iibsrtrai. Sir ben Sadawanna
3wsts mU6ten mir cine @utibulOisun9
Ourbrtu9eu fir Den ihmadeu Seinb
lsiteus isiuer Wiitslieber. IS 1T wobl'
bsfaunt, baB fuit INNER bielelben %eute
bic YeriammluuSeu beIuAen uno an6
bic eleiben geute un @omiteS uno aus
i6ulisn fuu9ieren uuO bic arbeit tbun.
9iun linO mir bier infol9e oes tommsn'
ben Sonuentes uno oes prOjeftirten
Seimbauss 10 nit grbsIten iiberbduit,
oa6 man9e, Die an orei Ooer pier 60
mites oienen, faum wiiieu. mo ibuen
Der Sopf itebt, uuo mnnhe 6rauen ira'
gen Ii6 allen @rniles. oh iis 9Bittmen
ODER perbeiratbst lsisu. Oa lit es oenn
fein gSunber, psun Der Diunu nit
wirfli6sr 6reuOe bic @elesenbeit be-
Srilst, eiunal eineH abeno i'm 6umiltsn-
treiIe ;ubriuSsn uuo ii6 auSruben 3u
tOnnen. SreunO s B. fennt ieOenIals
Den Rummsl aus ei9ener @rfabrun9
unO wirO bOfisntlid bic @ntidulOi9uus
selten luhsn. SHir bOifen, uns Elm an'
Osrmal reuundiren Su tUunen unO itnO
teIouoers bssieris auf bic SeiitunSen
oes neuen Gurnpereius.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

@alep 0ieip Narf Son;ert,
on Der 9aurel Clinic, ua4ftsn SOnntas
gla9mittus I'm 8 ubr. wsnn bic Dit'
tsruns Is srlaubt. alsranosr's 9apslls.
Gintritt fret. --..... .-.-..-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04

0allep @iep Sarf SonSert,
an Der 9aursl 9inis. na6iteu Sonntas
Oia6mittas nm rlbr, ipenn bic 0it'
tsruus Is erlaubt. .sllsranosr's 9apslls.
@intritt frei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-04
SnaMeniA.

San; arOBurtil bat ith Der edlte anter
Bnlus@rprller beim AuItreten Der beinlf
thftihen SnIluenia bemGbrt es eiebt
nldt lelht en- NtItel. oaS 10 raid uno
gut wlrfI ais 0lelrs.
6uupibeoinauua III alleroings. oaB er
retltJeulg ungewCu0et miro, nldlt erft,
wenu perihterens SOmpitaliOuen nit Sic.
bererlhenunleu u. t. 10. ciugetrelen iino |
Oesbalb ,Cllte in feiuer 6umllle Elm 6lGl6s
dIeu anter Enn @rpeller ieblen. oamit
man ibn bel Den erlten gtnjei6en elmer
BeltGltuna uno llnwObllein bebuis @lns
reibunS lOlOrt 'ur 9nno bat.
Ote eriten iiuo scp0hnlit fatnrrbai=
ffii6c . idwrrbrn. Sdlm I5sn I'M &opf
uno in osn 0Iirocrn, Sr6feln, Sbrens
iauien, namentl't uber eine nllaemcine
s6mdhe i'm gan,cu SGrprr, Wioigieit
in nrn Ssinrn uuD Sbcnfeln. 9iiht 3u
warfen. ut bier ble erle Beolnsun9 man
bat iorlt off lBO6sn unb WtOnute lang 3u
ertraaen. mas onrh rihti9es, loforttses
@ini6reiten bGtte uerbinoert weroen tOn'
nen. -
Seine glnwenoung 1T In Der, Der Slas
ihe bel9eiiigien @ebrauhsanweilun9 9e'
nau anssseben. Yerlansen sic in ben
2lpotbettn ben edten anfer Bain'@rpeller.
25 uno 80 @ents Die Slaide.
4. No. Tidter g. &c.,
2I5 9earl Street, Sfctp Ycrf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-At meeting
yesterday at which Tom Jones. man
ager of Ad Wolgast, Emil Thirty, who
looks after the interests of Packey
Mcfarland, and Frank Mulkern, pro-
moter of the National A. G. of Mil
waukee, under whose auspices the
ten round bout between Wolgast and
Mcfarland will be decided on Sept.
/ >, were present, all obstacles which
possibly can prevent the match from
taking place were overcome. Both
fighters have settled down to hard
training for the match, which prom
| ises to attract more interest than any
bout held in this section since the
I boxing lid was clamped on in Chi
cago. After a lengthy conference in
which the price of ringside seats was
the bone of contention, Mulkern
finally agreed to charge $40 for all
ringside seats. Jones thought the
price of these tickets should be boost
ed from So to $40, and he finally con-
WINGED Thirty and Mulkern. McFar-
land started training yesterday at
O'Connell's and gave 4 large crowd
of spectators real exhibition.
Packey took on Ernie Ianders for
two rounds and Chuck Larson for an
other two round session. In these
tits Mcfarland displayed all the
speed and cleverness which has made
him one of the classiest boxers in the
lightweight ranks. After his work
out, which was rather strenuous for
the first day, the majority of persons
who saw the exhibition said Packey
would cut Wolgast to ribbons over
the short route, and also said VOL
CASTS only chance for the popular
verdict was by the knockout route.
Tom Jones has made arrangements
for the lightweight champion TO do
all his training at a camp outside of
Milwaukee. Jones said Wolgast has
been doing light work at his home in
Cadillac, Mich, and the manager be-
leves his fighter will need little work
to put him in shape for the battle.
According TO Mulkern $4,000 worth
of tickets already have been sold, and
the promoter expects at least a 500
900 house. Special trains will be
run from Chicago to the scene of
battle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
MARS PROPOSES TO
MAKE FLIGHTS HERE
Aviator Writes to Rock Island En-.
position Company and Tries to
Stage Exhibition.

Bud Mars, former Curtiss avia
tor, now with the Baldwin people
has written to T J. Medni. president
of the Rock Island Exposition com
pany. to see if that organization, or
any other in Rock Island would like
to undertake the staging Of series
of aviation flights in Rock Island Mr..
Medill has taken the proposition to the
Business Mems association and the
Rock Island club. but as the guarantee
is large and in view Of the fact that
Eugene Ely staged some good flights
here last year. it is not likely that
Mars proposition will be considered
favorably. Then too. he is staging
flights in the smaller towns.
The aviator uses a biplane of his
own invention. known as the Red
Devil type. In the recent aviation
meet in Chicago, Mars was one of the
attractions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
OPENING oFILLINoIs SEASON.

Manager William Klinck has &C
lively entered upon his new duties
as manager of the Illinois theatre,
and he steps forward with an an
nouncement of partial list of his at
fractions for September. Several of
these have visited Rock Island be
fore and all have been well received.
Henry Woodruff is reviving The
Prince of Tonight" after having
abandoned il for a season. When
first produced il was one of the most
pretentious musical shows he had
ever been identified with He prom
ises that il will be equally so the
present season. Another delight of
the early season is promised in the
appearance of George Damerel and
Ruth PEBBLES in THE Heart Break
ers." For the opening at the Illinois
The Aviator" is to be offered. A
Bleriot monoplane is carried by the
company. which is under the manage
ment Of VIM w. Trousdale. 1.-The
Aviator" was brought out by Conan
& Harris originally and had a run at
the Aston theatre, New York.
Il will be on the job every day in
the week at the Illinois," Manager
Klinck said, land the patrons of the
house will be extended every cour-
tesy and consideration. We are not
going to claim that We will have moth
ing but world-beating attractions, for
that would be a misrepresentation
but we will have some of the best
shows on tour the coming season.
Occasionally one of the cheaper va
IiCty will drop in, but that's a part
of the theatrical business. When the
Illinois has an attraction that I can
guarantee the patrons will know
about ii and they can come in the
full assurance that they will get
their moneys worth. That's to be
my policy as manager of the Hi
nois" Mr.. Klinck has been connect
ed with the theatre since boyhood. AS
manager of the Burtis in Davenport
last season he made a splendid rec
ord and the people banked on him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
WELLS Is FAVORITE
IN BETTING ON BOUT
Odds of Four to Five Offered by Sup
pOrters in Tonight's Fight
With Brown.

New York, Aug. 3O.-Matt Wells, the
English lightweight champion, is d
slight favOrite for his match tonight
with Knockout Brown at Madison
Square Garden. The odds today ruled
five to four. The bout will be the most
important thus far under the state
boxing law and the nearest approach
to a championship battle here since
the DAYS of the old Horton law. The
bout is distinctly an internationai
event, with the two men typifying the
styles distinctive OF their respective
countries. Brown is slugger and
Wells d cautious boxer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30

Gotch barred spectators from witness
nag the final touches in his training for
his wrestling match with Hacken.
schmidt in Chicago Labor day. Gotch
put in the day with the usual routine
training. Cool weather bothered the
Gotch trainers somewhat
Chicago, Aug. 30.-Because Hacken.
schmidt burst into song, the training
camp of the Russian Lion" was in an
optimistic frame Of mind today. DR.
Roller, the big fellows trainer, said
he had been waiting anxiously for a
musical eruption, as it always indicates
the wrestler has reached the pink OF
condition. Hackenschmidt did light
road work today and INDUCED in a
plunge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
EMPIRE SELLS CAPACITY.

That the Empire has struck a pOpu-
lar chord in the tri-cities was evil
denced by a capacity house last night.
Every seat was sold before the doors
opened. many coming from Davenport
and Moline The bill reviewed in this
column last night, went off with a
dash. even better than at the opening,
and the performers were warmly re
ceived. Manager Dolly has his acts
for next week all engaged. and he am
nounces that the bill viii be even
stronger than the one he IS offering
the present week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
Gates Good to Relatives.

Aurora, H., Aug. 3O.-Henry Ba-
ker, aged 81, of St. Charles, Ill,
only nephew of John W. Gates, can
testify that education pays" BY
the terms of the late fnancier's will,
read in private today, young Baker
gets $4,000 if he graduates from
college. He Is left $4,000 with
which to pay his course through
school. Mrs. Lucerne Angel, a blind
sister-in-law of Gates, is left $780,
900, and her daughter. 10 years old
is left $4,000 in trust
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
PUBLICITY LAW JOKER?
Found Congressional Candidates DO
Nnt HaEe to Give Eigmrcs.

Washington, Aug. 30.-Primary cleo
zion expense statements from Senators
Martin and Swanson of Virginia. the
first to De filed under the publicity
law effective AuE. 10. reached SecTe-
tary Beunet's Office of the senate to
day In the absence OF Bennett, Off
cialS Of the Office declined TO make
them public. Following this deelina-
ton an examination OF the new pup
licity law resulted in the startling dis
closure that in the act presumed TO be
most drastic, there il no requirement
for publicity Of the individual state
ments nled by candidates Tor the sen
ate or house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
The Theatre
THE ILLINOIS.

THE ILLINOIS.
Sept. 3-"The Aviator" matinee
and night.
Sept 6.-"The Goddess of Lib
erty."
Sept 10.-'The Girl Love"
Sept. 1.-THE Golden Girl"
Sept. 17.-Henry Woodruff in
The Prince of Tonight"
Sept. 23.-"The Travelling Sales
man"
Sept 24-"The Rosary"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
FOREST FIRES IN THE WEST
Millions Of Feet of Lumber in Rock
Springs District Threatened

Bakersfield Cal. Aug. 50.-it is re
ported here. that q forest FIRE in the
Rock Springs district which has been
burning several days is beyond con
troll and IS threatening millions Of
feet Of valuable timber Careless camp
ers are said 10 have started the fire
Forest Supervisor W. T. Rushing of
the Kern national forest Is on his
way to the scene of the FIRE with
corps Of FIRE fighters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30


The pairings for the flights today
were as follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT.
Decker French and W. D. Middle
ton.
J. D. Cady and Larned Allen.
Ardo Mitchell and Peter Common.
Carl Schmidt and Leon Mitchell
CLASS B.
F. c. Denkmann and n Vollmer.
G. W. French and w. r. Alexan-
der.
H ]. Schmidt and H Ainsworth.
L. Ostrom and F. G. Allen.
r. c. Mitchell and c. A Barnard.
c. II. Wilson and V L. Littig.
e c. Mueller and J. L. Thatcher.
c. p. Skinner and F. s. Mitchell
CLASS c.
c. d. Rosenfeld and c. f. Hans
sen.
J. y. Van Patten and G. l. Eyster
w. Clum and f. D. Middleton.
F. W. Bahnsen and H. G. Copp.
G. NJ. Bechtell and William Butter
worth.
II. C. Pape and H. B. Jordan.
a. H McCandless and B. F. Peek.
F. D. Let's and c. K. Mixter.
CONSOLATION.
Leon Haas and w. 3. Stark.
4. W. Maish and Q. B. Grant
F. s. Johnson and c. a. Banister
Z. G. Hayward and c G. Cooper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
Electlon is Fashioned.

At a meeting of the Retail Mer-
chants association last night 1t was
decided to postpone the election of a
new rating secretary TO succeed
Charles COT until the next meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
AWAIT d Verdict.

At O'Clock this afternoon the jury
which heard the evidence in the c.
c. Clifton saloon case in Justice w. F.
Schroeder's court was still deliberat-
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
Licensed to Wed


The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon at 3 80 10 1921
Fifth avenue where a shed had caught
fire. The fire had been extingulshed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30

ing law. Flynn was quicker and
more accurate than the negro in land
ing blows and in seven of the rounds
he showed superiority. Jeanette
put up a rushing fight, but many of
his punches were either blocked or
avoided.
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G0TCH BARS THE CURIOUS

Finishing Touches in Training for
Match Are To he Secret.
Humboldt, Iowa. Aug 30--Frank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
LEON MITCHELL
BACK IN FOR N
Last Years Winner IN Arsenal
Golf Championship Again
a Contender.
QUALIFYING ROUND ENDS
Totals Turned in After Flight Yester-
day Determines the Entries in
Various Glasses.

Recovering some of the oId-time
form that made him the favorite last
year in the championship race of the
Rock Island Arsenal Golf club, Leon
Mitchell yesterday turned in a score
low enough TO allow him TO qualify
for the mems championship this
year. His success put three Island
ers in the fight for the cup. They
are beside himself, Ardo ". Mitchell
and Peter Connor- Ardo Mitchell and
Decker French turned in like cards
again yesterday, each having total
OF rs. They we're the lowest quail
iers for the two days. From the
looks Of things now, they will be the
contenders in the finals. However,
either one may drop down on some
OF the intervening days and upset all
the dope.
FOUR LOCALS IN CLASS h.
Two MitcheIls qualified for the
Class 2 cup. r. c. Mitchell and F.
L. Mitchell will be contenders. F.
c Denkmann and DR.. l. Ostrom are
other Islanders in the same flight
The Islanders are well represented in
the other two flights and are among
the strongest contenders.
The championship pairings for this
afternoon put Decker French and W
y. Middleton of Davenport together
and Ardo Mitchell and Peter Conner
Of Rock Island together. Jack Cady
Of Moline and Larned Allen of Dav-
export and Carl Schmidt of Daven-
port and Leon Mitchell Of Rock Is
land are the other pairings.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
The results yesterday were as fol-
lows
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when the department reached tn,
scene. The damage was nominal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
THE EMPIRE.

Daily vaudeville performances at
2:30 and SIS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30
THE MAJESTIC.

Daily vaudeville performances al
2:30 and SIS.
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WILL GO INTO BUSINESS
Emil WarneCke Resigns From Adams
Express Company.

Emil Warnecke, 1929 Second ave
nue.. after having served as an OK
press messenger for the Adams TX
press company for % years. has re
signed mis- position and will shortly
remove to Dubuque where he has
bought out a confectionery business.
Mr Warnecke is well known here and
along the route Of the Burlington
road TO St. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30

when the digestion is all right. the
action OF the bowels regular. there is
a natural craving and relish for food
When this is lacking YOU may know
that you need a dose OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets They
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-30

H. fischer and Gus Tegeler.
w. E. Snider and w. L. Allen.
Paulo Roddewig and c. D. Hay
ward.
p. L. Cable and L. NJ. Marks.
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BOXING NOTES.

Continued from page Three1
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Gradually a new order and arrange
ment of things is developing from the
processes Of reconstruction begun
over seven months ago.
A new and beautiful store is evolv-
ing slowly but surely.iA store which,
we believe will be an object of civic
pride, place of interest to visitors.