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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
bad BILL" DAHLEN
TO QUIT BROOKLYN?

New York, Oct. 17.-Bill Dahlen is
through as manager Of the Brooklyns
according TO the gossips who still
hover about Ebbets held. Whether
Dahlen will be succeeded by First
Baseman Jake Daubert or Harry
Smith, leader of the champion New
arks, or not is a question that can
not be answered here. Ebbets ap
pointed Dahlen manager of the Brook
lyns several years ago. and he has
championed Bad Bill ever since
Brooklyn fans and critics have devel
oped so much opposition to Dahlen
that the McKeever brothers, who are
big stockholders in the club, believe a
change in management is imperative
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
KiIbane Cleared.

Cleveland. Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE case
against Johnny Kilbane, featherweight
champion, charged with assault and
battery upon Charles Chambers, a IL
year-old boy, was dismissed in Mag
istrate Calvert's court for lack of evi-
dence The boys mother, Mrs. Blanche
Chambers, brought the case. She al
legged Kilbane struck her boy in TAX
ing a bicycle from him. At the trial
the charge was not upheld. Kilbane
said he merely reclaimed the bicycle,
which he had loaned the boy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
Jeff" Tesreau Takes Bride.

New York, Oct. 17.-Charles NJ.
Tesreau, commonly known as Big
Jeff when he is on the mound for the
Giants, was married yesterday to Miss
Helen Elizabeth Blake, one of the six
daughter of John j. Blake, a bridge
builder, of $50 West One Hundred and
Nineteenth street. The wedding took
place at the church of st. Thomas
the Apostle, One Hundred and Eight
eenth street and st. Nicholas avenue.
George Burns, the right fielder of the
National league champions, was the
best man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
"Comishn Rules Series.

st. Louis, Mo. Oct. 17.-Announce-
ment was made yesterday that Presi-
dent Hedges of the local American
league team, and President Britton of
the st. Louis Nationals have agreed
that In future contests between the
two teams the national commission
shall govern. This action resulted
from the fight at the last game of
the post-season series Monday, when
the umpires had no real authority over
the players. The two teams have a
hve-year contract for spring and fail
seven-game series each year. The
contract was signed three years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
Ouimet Leads Field.

Brookline, Mass, Oct. 17-Francis
Ouimet. open golf champion, with a
score of 70, yesterday led high class
field in the annual opening tourna.
ment on the links of the Country club,
Brookline His score was two shots
better than that of his nearest com.
petitor, F. H. Hoyt, his Woodland
partner. The champion was the only
player to break so. Considering the
condition of the turf and the driving
rain, his performance was not less bril-
liant than was his play for the open
championship over the same course
several weeks ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
Farmer Boys Whale KING Cole.

Marshalltown, Iowa. Oct. 17.-Think-
ing 10 trim up right" baseball team
OF farmers at Green Mountain, near
here, the Montour, Iowa, semi-pros
yesterday hired King Cole and vern
Clemens as a battery, To Green
Mountain with Montour went all the
loose money in town, looking for easy
pickings. After tying the score in the
seventh to 3. the farmers found Cole
for three runs. Score: Green Noun.
tain, 6; Montour. 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17

It is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain L.niment
can be relied upon to take the place
OF the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment Then
it is that Chamberlain's Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases of
sprains. cuts, wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Eminent takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by all Enthusiastically
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17

what is claimed to be a new record
for a consecutive run when he peck
eted 73 balls straight. The best run
at pool on record is So, made by B.
Allen in Boston in 1909, while the
highest previous run under the new
rules is said to have been 50, made
by De Orc. Ralph won the game,
$50 to 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
"Rube" Kills First Goose.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 17.-"Rube"
Waddell, the famous big and miner
league baseball pitcher. still maintains
his penchant for geese. Wednesday
he gained the distinction of bringing
in the first wild goose of the 1913 sea-
son. Waddell returned from a, hunting
trip with Is ducks and one goose, al
though the goose was ahead of the
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
Coast Flag 10 Portland.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. 17.-By win
ming the first game of yesterdays
double header here, the Portland team
OF the Pacific Coast Baseball league
clinched the 1913 pennant The league
season does not close until the end of
the month, but Portland has a win
ming percentage that cannot be over
come. Oakland won the league cham.
pionship last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
CouIon VS., Shaves.

Denver, Col, Oct. 17.-Benny Shaver
of Trinidad, Col, will meet Johnny
Coulon of Chicago here on Thanks
giving day in battle for the bantam
weight championship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
Luderus Team 10 PIay Cub.

Milwaukee. Wis, Oct. I7.-Fred
Luderus Of the Philadelphia National
league team. who will captain and
play first base. is now selecting the
lineup Of the "all-professionals" team
which is TO oppose the Chicago Cubs
at Athletic park Sunday. An effort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17

is being made to secure Erwin LANCE.
who was Chicago White Sox hold
out last spring, to pitch for the ALI
professionals"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17

go out and dig up a lot of new stars
if it is ever going to break through
the barriers and regain the honors
that it lost in 1910"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
cueist Sets New Mark.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 17.-Edward
Ralph in pocket billiard match with
Morris Fink Wednesday night made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
MEN ROUNDING INTO FORM
Good Scores Are Hung Up-MoIiner
Take Three Straight as do
Colts.
TMIN.CITY LEAGUE.

Trouble brewed in the Twin-City
league last night, and the bone of con-
tention was Charles Roantree. bowling
expert and star black face actor.
Roantree signed a Cub contract last
night and broke into the game for
the first time this season. Captain
Frank WITCH of the Cross Country ag.
gregation Immediately placed a chip
on one OF his broad shoulders and
entered a howl" WITCH claimed that
Roantree was ineligible, owing to the
fact that he had not been registered
with the Cubs a week in advance OF
a scheduled series. The argument
waXed warm, but finally WITCH de
cided to play the series under pro.
test
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17

All the news all tie time - The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
COPENHAGEN
MEN SPECIALISTS

sI1 18th Street,
MOLINE.
Open only on
Wednesday az
ternoon and ey-
eising, . to .;
Friday eve 2 10
0, and sunday
morning. Sto L.
on other days.
cali at Daven-
port
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17
CUBS DROP PAIR.

The Cross Country team grabbed
two out Of the three games in spite
Of the additional strength to the Cubs,
and after sleeping upon the PROPOSE
ton overnight. decided this morning
TO withdraw his protest and let the
games stand. Roantree made a good
showing, considering the fact that he
has not been close to the alleys since
last winter. Art Salzmann was also
handicapped, a football injury to his
knife hand thumb preventing first
class work.
The Moline gang continued its win
ming streak. taking three straight
from the Stock Leaders. and maintain
ing a perfect record for the season.
Churchih's Colts climbed out Of the
cellar by sweeping the series with the
Reliables. The scores:
At 81. JULIEN ALLEYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-17

9Th and Brady
streets,
DAVENPORT. =
Hours - Every
day. Q a. m. to
B p. m. Tues
day and aatur-
day eveninRa
2 to 0. Close6
on "wednesday.
afternoon and
Sundays.
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BIdCkburn'S
CascaRQyaLPillS

hun0erts bic fpdniIhe 'Slaaqe oebibt.
9etampft rDurbe an Dieien uno an an.
oeren ben Spaniern tpieDer Derloren
ge9anqenen puntten Der RiftiIte fat
unGufhOrltd. geuta bate BON 1894
big 1920 cine 26iG6riqe gelaoerurq
ourh ben Sultan Wulat eSsmael aus.
3uhalten. Dem e;n3iQen SFelo3uq, ben
Die Spanter nit perbGltniBmGbia Qro.
per Utdcht $4,000 Utann unter
S'Donnell uno 8rim) Ing cSnrere
Utnrottos unternommen baben. bereis
tere 1860 na6 Der 8eIebunq Setuqns
oas Wutben Der Ghplera Elm bprseitiz
1es Gnoe. 9a aubem Der WioerItano
Gnqlanbs ieopc0e NusnuBunq Der
ipantihen Siege perettelte, bat man
it1 bel ipdteren Qnqriffeu Der Rifs
0erber, 3. .. 1893. auf bic bloBe M6s
tpeRr befhrdnft.
Jtun limb bic SpQnier nie6erum bic
0erren Dpn 5etuan uno alIer Boraus.
iiht nuf perben iie es bleiben. 8enn
gndIano uno Die pplitiIhe 2dae lit
lhnen Qunltta uno Die 8raft bes Sui,
tuns uno bes SuItanat8 BON Wurotfo
1T Qebrodcn. 4uf ith allein angetpie.
len, tperoen bic tapferen, uber Der Elm.
pettltten 5Fiibruna unD bes national
len 2uiammenihluIies entbe6renoeu
FtrEoten auf Die 0Qucr IaperIih ben
'poniiten Srie9smaIhinen itdnobat.
ten tDnnen, lpenn au6 in id6r3ebntea
dnqcn Sdmpfen nod manher ipani.
Ide 9renaoier in ben Saluhten pes
RifQebirqes Der feinoIiaen &uQel gum
Opfer fdllen niro. g8eientlif err
elbtert ptro Die Qufqabe Der Spunier
elm, tpenn Die 5ran2oien our6 bic Be-
eBunQ bon 5afa bic lungerfebnte
1anoperbin0una aptI6en 4IQerien uno
Vtarotto beritelen unb odmit bas Rif.
Iebtet i'm Siioeu Umtlammern. Die
Rtftpten iDernen pann nab 3ipei sFrons
en- uro 1eaen einen neuen, Iebr Itartpu
9eaner ihIaaen miiIIen. Der in aFri-
aolonialfrieaen Grfabrpng
tno Grfolae allfsupeiien bat.
8. Balter.
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Wuslan0' n0'Selegrapb
Heues aus Werito.

Stab We rito q. December
Die Rebsllen fammeIn Iih tpisbsr in
Der llmgeseHo BON 5ampico an, unr
es oiirfte baber Isbr bolb pieosr eir
4ngriff auf bic Stabt gu erparten
iein. 9as arisgsbepartement BAT ris
3eit lei them lsBtsu 4ngrifT aeb0ris
ausaenuBt uno bic 9arniion perItdrtt,
loooB. tpie jsst psriihert piro, bic
Staoi i'm Stanoe isiH fpiro, ben Re
bellsn enersiiten 8ioeritano gu lei,
item.
3piIhen gampico uno bem %
WaeiIen n0rolih gelegenen 4tamird, lit
es su spei ilsinen Sd)drmiibeln eetom4
men uno in bsiosn ioEen bic Re9is
runsstruppen iisgreih selpeisn Iein.
Jerner rpiro i'm ariessoepar:mcnt
periihert. baB General Salasar ben
RebelIen cine Reosrlage BEL goneies
i'm Staaie Goabuila beigebra6t bat.
5ermoiiilo, Sonora, q. Ies.
9ant bier einsetroffsnsn Rahriaten
iino bic idmmtlihen Gffi5isre uno pies
ls Seraeanten uno aorpordle oes se6n=
ten gatalIlons Der gunoestruppen in
ON Somitas Bel Sonnen-
aufsans itanorehtii6 erItoffen NOR
ben. Sffi3iere uno Wunnihaftsn Reg
Saiaillons ipdren Dor einisen 1lgsu
BON 0enerai Sieoa entipdffnet ipors
ben. nahoem eHtosdt noroen mar, oob
oas san5e Battalion i'm geariff mar,
lu ben Hebellen iiber3uaeben. i
9 b hibud bud, Wierito, 21 9esbr.
8eneral 5raneiseo Niaa Bat an
Sonntas ertldrt. baB Seoer, Der bsi |
Der gerau6gns BON 4usldnoern ers
ptiht tuiro, tur3er Sano hinaeriftet |
peroen tuirb, oa eos Rett Giaeni6unl
~ fonfis3iren, ein3ig uno ALIEN Der
onititutionellen Resieruna suIidnrs. |
Iae Gefhdfie, bic bon ben bier ar
dbiaen Sponisrn toniissirt tporoen
paren, ipuroen am Sonniaa asft1ioiz |
en- unb periiseelt uno Is lpuroe ge.
ebl sssebeH. baB aus oieien OeIbSf-
en- tsine Waaren metr entnommeu
uerben Diirfen. Quaenldxinli6 purSe
'ieles Vorse1eH ourd ben protsft Der
8ereinigtsn Staaten ssaen bic aons |
is5iruns bes Giaenthums Der Sparisr
eranlabt. Die 9ruppenmodt 0ilIa's
pirD burh geierteure aus benz 2aerr
" 8unotstruppen bebeuteno peritdrit.
3il!G bot tins ANNETTE fiir aIle Nuns
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6 in U bnbnus einge.
did,ert.

etn g9 b bnbnu5 etnges
didert.
(Spe8iaIsGepefde oes .Ginrruntier goisb!att",
Samilton, q, u. Ie3enl6er
Gas Dem anorep Sdul geborige uni
BON Worton Morris belppbnte !Saus
an Der Tearfielo Eife, etrua 0rei Mei.
len ,itooltlidl BON Samilton, muroc
heute Ibelto ourh ,Seucr 5erltort. Iie
Uepchner beianoen iih bel 9lusbrudy
oe5 ,5eiers i'll 0aniItOn uRo beiud).
ten Elm Sheater, ais linen oie Siobs.
botidIait iiberbraht puroe. Ger ange.
ridltetc Sd}aoen betrnat $500.
- Das gublitum fudt INNER nca
nah elmer Grtldruno, ME DIR H1ubec
nit Oiamanten i'm 4ertbe bon $4,000
pes cSuDsliers u. Seibenjtider in fen
belsbten Strabeu i'm 0dupttbeil Der
'Staot 10 ploblib oeritlpinosn tonnte.
Die g}olisei qldubt, pab Der Raub son
oreI oosr bier ausiDdrtiaen 8auHern
1eplant nno ou-nsefiibrt puroe uno
cab Die 6elfersbelfsr piel basu beitrus
gen. oaB DIR 0ieb ohne groBe Mibe
in Der 9untslbeit oerIdpinnen tonn:s.
- Ten Nicolas Guoipia BON 435
Omen StraBs purcen 30 9SuB gleis
rohre qeltoblsn.
- 9sor9e Sobn, 412 Sib a. Ctr,
neIoete Der Qoll5ei, sdB Elm SdlIeidDz
,leb in Iein 3immer braug unb feline
SaarIhaft bon $21 itdbl.
Die pcli3si farb eeftern Msorz
lsn ae9en hal5 Z llbr an Der Gte Der
z. uno 5anopsr Strabt einen 6at
ino elm tpeibanaeItri6enes 3tpeirdo.
Das aus bem Gisentbiimst aeporoen
It. ,onnte bis ieBt nidt in Grfd1z
una aebraht tcerosu. Wan glau5t,
.aR er nit oem Rao Itiirste uno DON
semanc srhsblit psrIssl aufssIunoeu
curpe.
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= : - stsrt.

lie Neiuport Office fur bas ,Gin.
einnatier Wrlfsblatt" befinbet I'D, ia
geo. 800 OOrf Strcae. segeniiber oem
Goarthauie, uoleIbit Wrnigfciteu, Yin.
seigen II. I. N. bic 10 llbr As Vsinn.
ten Mbeno5 tntgesepgenommen ,uer.
ben. Sclephom GDntl 24O1.
1ranf GnrboIiGure.
Waaiio Bowman, "a Sabre off.
ipnroe geiterr in ibrer Wobnung go.
SIG Sinbelln StrnBe, Don ilrer
Sdmdgerin toot onfsefunoen. gle
begab iid ilnd, elmer nnbeaeleeenen
Apotl,efe uno tanfte NeiDnahtspoit.
farten, Die lie in ihrefn Simmer aSrei.
iirte. Wis ihre Sflu1aerin iie I'M,
liz llbr rier, befnm iie feine ant.
mort i,Qo ais iie in Dos 3immer trnt.
fnno fie ssrau goiutnan toot pcr.
Gine llnteriufling ergob. ouf iieI
aarboIi1iire getrlinfen hattie. Sine
ltriaf,e iiir bic rnIhc Gbot fon,teI
nidt nngcgebrn fueroen. Coroner Ir.
Iigbn ipilroc bnnhrid)tigt iin0 miro
cine llnteriufsing einleiten.
Der GeunbbcitsbeIonte Or.
5obH 1oob beri6tete ioIoenoe 1uSes.J
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oestrnppsn Dertiinbet, bic iih ben Re
be(len anfhlieBen.
Bnltdndusbrnn duf Ban
neuen 6ebriben.
Sponep, 9eu Glib 43ales, u.
Oe5entber. 6ier eingetroffene 9emz
pier boben bic Qahriht bon furd,t6d
rem bultaniihsn Nusbtiiten auf Der
sSniel 4mbrirn, bic sur 9ruppe Der
Jteuen 5sbrioen estort, iberbrddt.
Bei oie'er ernptiDn, bic sans ploblid,
erfolgte, ltno NIT furhtbarer gspalt
Dor ilh sing, iinb dneeblih 500 Gin
geborene ums 2eben getommen. g1af
Der Terfsherung bon Quqenseuqen bat.
ts es nnfdnglih ben anitein, ols ob
pie adn8e tpeitlide Ssite Der SnTet irs
Uieer neritnten piirbe.
DIE eruption begdnn nit siaem
furhtburen 9etoie, benz bann faronenz
abnltte 9etonotionen folgten, norauf
lrdt oide labaitrOme aus ben araterr
uber bic ger8dbbdnge uno 3bdler ers
9oiIen, tuG1renb in3tpi5Gen sFIammens
aarben bod gen 5immel i6oi1en. Die
Setpohnsr Der in bem beimqefubtea
0iitritt gelesenen D0rf.r bntten car
tetne Wiosli6tsit Fih gu flii6ten uno
in pielen 5dllen purben bic 80rFer
ourd Die 2apamuFen buhftdblia in
Ssen Deripanbelt, nobel natiirttb aoe
cebetpsien umtamen. 1as britiIfs
ooipttaI lpuroe DDIIig ssrft0rt, a6er
Jludlltertpeiie mar es ben 9erateu
lslufgsn, Idmmtlifs pdtienten per
Boot in Sidsrheit su brinoen.
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Sdenf uao Gborles Orr pnrben ne.
gen ltnfl.gs perbaftet 8erger ioa an.
gebiif nerfiidlt baben, 5fenf itno
Orr 8it bernilben mo aerietl,en ne
oesbalb in eincn 8ortpcdief.
sSsohn aeaer, orei Mei(en BON
Der Sifina 9ife mobnboft, perifieo
geltern i'm Sitter BON 9G ,5abren. gr
llilfterldft bier 50dter. Gos 2eid,en.
begangnif, finoet bon Der ct. ,soiepl,s
airmc, ,solns Siif, am 9icritaq gor.
nlittad itatf.
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1A1tSn ,tmb EeIIebue.

0as aeihenbegdngnib bes in,
Sbtoflub ertruntenen Oscar gBetmes
ftnbet beute Rahmittag Inn 2 llbs pom
5rduerbauie, Ro. 1012 8. apenus,
0apton, aus itatt. Die iterbii6er
lebsrrelte fperben auf bem Gunner
grim Jrieobofe beftuttet. d
5err Sobn aenplin BON ser d.
Ioenue, 0anton, betlagt ben 8erlnit
ielnes feds Sabre alter Sobnss So6n
Hobert, Der ibm bilr6 ben 5ob eute
riiien puros.
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Die 8irte ais StraBeus
baum. Sm neueiten 6eFt Der 3cfta
.1hrtft fir Sransporttpeien unb Stras
benbdu bat Die 2anoesbQuinIpettion
einige bemertenSpertbe 2ettTdbe lber
Die Sepflan3ung Der 2anDftraBen suz
fammen9eitelIt: Dem StraBenbduer,
Der 3ugIeth Noturfreuno lit, ftebt lts
beroprragenoiter 9oum unter oen
2oubgebDI3en obenan Die girfe. Ne.n
Der fir lire Observation-Disclosures Ie6r
port9ellbaften neueu Seinotb an Der
Strube tpddft Ole gtrfe bei ri6tiqer
yflon8ung fdnea uno Freubig an uno
tit falt in allen ionnigen Qagen uno in
allen SpbenoerbGltniiIen brdubbar.
5hre 3uht perurIa6t feline Soften;
tbre gelaubung ipenbet S6atten, c6ne
10 otdt 81 peroeu, oab iie Die 6abcs
bd6n nadtReiIt9 beeinfluBt. Der
Stamm Der 9trte 1T, oant feiner peia
Ben 6arbe, audi sur Radt8eit oela
gertebr Elm ntQtpmmeuer FI6rer.
4ber san5 beIonoers pertbpoQ miro bic
gIrte our6 ibre lanbIdaTtIihe Mrs
lung 5ur Serbitz uno Winters4eit.
gBenn ale 2aubbdume ta6l fteben uno
ourh ibre Storrbeit einen tooten @irs
orud MAIDEN, oann tpieqen Die sabllo.
len, oihtitsbenoen, gefGl1ig 6erobbGns
genbeu 3Detae Der 8trte audi beim Iets
Ieiten Winbbauh bin uno ber unh bifz
Den To- burh ibre gan3e GrfheinGnq
einen ferrlt6en @egeniab 3ur Rubs Der
gatur."
3u BEN Gr0rterunqeu
Ii6er Die 9eoelrtung be@ gSortes ,g8a-
feS" bat oaS 02iilbduier 8eridt praf.
it'd Stelunq ocnonlmen. 2lm LETT
ten 6rcitaa nuroe por Der bnrtiqeu
Straitammer lIbcr Die Gtreifdus.
anIdBlid oes Samples
Der 3imRierer am 5beateruinbalt per.
1anoelt. 9obei itdno Gin 9lrbeiter ln.
.er Der Antlaae, einem Spengler 3u.
lerlifcn 5u hnbcn: III bit Elm 8adea.
penn Oh fdaffIt" Ter Stantsanmait
'e3eidnet ons @ort @ades ai8 cine
lrobe 8eleioialng uno oaS @cridt
rat Dem bel. inoem es oeH glrbeitcr
aut yDtulb. Sabl." 3u einer 8oae
5efangniB perllrtbeiIte!
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Vile Nld,Gtlmnnaen

iino merthlos. Gs qiebt MIR cine edte
- Anateiis", neIhc unTeblbar Das
ifDerite SdmorrboioeueSeiOen furirt.
lleber3eugt guh. gteuitaeoter & Go.
9or 1916, Stem 9orf Gitp, ienoen
cine Grobe an ieoe 9IoreIie foiter1frei.
Gie Giuiher. lpeIhe iih nergeblid be-
nilben, o2tnafeIis" nah5uabmen, per-
langen ober obue ioldc 95robe 9e3uh-
lung, neil oieie nertbloieu Nnhobrt-
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The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11
WILL PLAY GOLF HERE.
Harry Lauder Will Compare scotch
 Courses to Local Links.

Harry Lauder. Seotland's famous comedian and the king of all enter tainers, who will be seen at the Audi torinm next Monday afternoon, ar- rives in his private car and with his special company, at i0:40 o'clock next Monday morning. His advance repre- sentative. Jack Lait, dramatic edltor of the Chicago American, spent Sun day and yesterday at the Eastman. He secured rooms for Mf, Lauder and Mi. and Mrs. William Morris, who are making the southern trip with the famous comedian, at the Arlington, and also arranged with w. E. Chester, auditor of the New York Hotel Co, who is always so active iii local golf matters, to have Mir Lauder meet the golf set at the Country Club.
 Mr. Lauder is a great lover of golt the game is the big one of them all in his country-and has not missed viewing any of the different links on his tour. At Augusta, Ga. u few af- ternoons ago he gave William How ard Taft good trimming.
 As Mir Lauder plays Little Rock next Monday night. his stay in the Spa will be short one. However, he will find time to be entertained at luncheon, either at the Arlington or at the Country Club. and Jack Lait has written him, asking him if he wants to make the rounds of the links If he does Professional "Wil- lie" Hoare will easily find an oppon- ent for him.
 MT I4ait reports that Mir. Lauder's tour is a phenomenally successful one. It runs but two additional weeks. He is in hi~ thirteenth week and his profits will probably foot up to $50,000 if not $GO.000.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11
W. H. MoysToN DEAD.

William H. Movston. one or .hs nioneer citizens of Hot Sprlnss, aieu sunday morning at his home, 2SS cen tral avenue. after but a brief liiness' The funeral will be conducted priVa.e- lv this morning at 10 o'clock rom ene r Iedwidge undertaking house. Rev. A. R. Lloyd of the Episcopal church oi' ficiating.
 Mir. Moyston was in his 72nd year. and had been living here for almost forty years. He came here rom Memphis. and was prominent factor in the early history of the city TOT three terms he held the ofiice or county and circuit clerk and his rec ord in that office was splendid com lrendation of his fidelity to all trusts. In recent years he has been manager for the Great Northern Bath House and led an active life up to recently when he was taken H. He is survived by a widow and five children, they heinz Mrs. Jesse Taylor, Ed. C. Moys- ton. W, H. Moyston, IT.. Mrs. Chris I.edwidge. and Miss d,ueIe Moyston.