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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Gn eSp6bploiana.

Spill iommen!
|2o6 8ol6en goa fra Mm6 til Ma11o,
mems fuft S former frem.
Set &olo, ser ipiller Sommenlpil,
tor l1rareit Seiren bjem.
|8r11g Sin Toritan0 og ie Big for
og iporf / rette Ei6;
bpis life, faar b1 ingen Cling
for al sin 8u11it og SLID.
Spill iammen!
0g ielp ON 2pffen 1pigter big,
og u6ien6en" er for 1terf,
laa femp BOG lom en- &iooersma11o
og ei 1om en- 8erierf.
|Sg fluff, Sen be61te Mo116 er fife
Fan, Ser gipr MEET @lait,
men oct er bor1 Ser bielper
fine &ummerater be6lt.
Spil iarnmen!
S 2ipets @trio SEN iamme Sob
er lat for bber en Man6:
@irf iammen ollie, iom bill frem
til @obn for Gof og 9anb.
Wee6 &roft og Mo6 goo frei6igt poa,
ON @eien enb er trong,
men ferit og iibit: Spi1 9rligt Spi1!
foo binber S engang.
@%nitabion ifDlbis / Moro. Gu
ltap @u1tabion blep 6rebag Mften
|af en- Surp / Giitriftsretten fan6et
ifploig / Moro i fgrite @ra6.
Sen Gorbrpoelie, for bbilfen
@ultapion blep fun6en ifplbig, bar
for at babe brebt IS. 81. Dorling,
len @eteron fra 8orgerfrtgen, paa
Nicollet Ssla11b Matten til ben %.
Morts, me6ens @nitabion blep for
fulgt al 8olitiet, Der bil6e arre-
itere Don't for at bape 1pnget en-
Muriten gienrem @inoalet ! NRiis
Mrneions aogibl,s, @ @eifern slpe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
bapsifib; men @uitmion rgn1te fra
|Sfibet % Dor tort Gio efter til
bage ! Minneapolis igien.

Zen banife Sambonrmaior SIR
genien 8aibington 8. g., ct 800
og begraDeoes forle6en meo fulb
militpr &ongr poo Sen oerbaren6e
arlington 4irfegaoro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
INCONSISTENCIES @rnnolops=

felt. Der bliper i glor gjort ierli<
sc anitrengelier for at ejpre
@runolopsfeiten Sen s. Sunni til Ell
S1efces. @egen SSnteresie pil font
le Jig ON 8rp6efampene for Il. al
1868 sGrespremie; ser bor TO-
relpbig tegnet Jig fire Deltogere;
men set itoar ippri9t frit for ct
bpert Me6lem al Il. al 1905 at
oeltage.
Or. 81. S. Ebomien fra Min=
neopolis bar Iobet at tole, o9 fra
ct. SEOUL nil efter al &imeligbe6 cit
befie1r6t l1ng0omstaler gibe Mg6e.
Sangforentngen uDanio" bill mp6e
op manolterf, og 6e, Ser bar bopt
2ejltgbeb til at pberbere 6ens 8rg=
Der, paaitoor, at n1a1t bor SOB til
at glp0e Jig til beb @rltnolonsfe=
item at b6re 1toget birfeligt goot /
&etning al 6anif @oriang.
6or frtl6ltnn6igt Brogram ie
@pertisiementet / neite @umer al
@lo6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

GE-@npernbr Soba Club er BE
bet oeforeret meo @aia=Gr6ene11 al
ben fpenife &onge.
20+aaris grpllnpsfei. mr. oe
MfrS. &olme, 1905 5tb Mpe., fei-
reoe ben 9be Wfai oeres 20-aorige
8rpllupsoag. On Del al 6eres
gomle 8en11er aflagoe DEM ct 8e-
Ing i ben Mnleoning, for at pile
Dem, at Be lite er forglemt en6nll
iof 6eres garnle Noboer / ct. 2onis
&arf, bpor oe 10 / mango Mar bar
boiat.
81 iamle6es bos Mrs. @onlen,
1908 5tb Mbe., og 6erfro git Ri
iaa til &olme's Stem, bpor hi fan
meo Sanobeo iige, at ri riurpri-
ieoe" oem. @n npoelig ucut glais"
gaie, fpl6t me6 @oier og g1ellifer,
operroft, og en- goo folio 2uncb
blep tn0toget. @n 11omerfet @tem=
ming Dor Ser.
8lan0t @ig1 ter11e bar: .Mfrs.
Sanien, Miis Mprtle &anien, Miis
Ginger, Miis @olme, Mrs. S. 81
len, @ol6en @aIlep, Mrs. @oml,el=
iort, Mrs. MieIs @grenien, Mrs.
&elen Slogan, @amline, Mrs. Sber<
fen, @liis Motbolie og Otter Sent
ien,~ ct. 2oa1is Horf, Mrs. Mn11o
Senien.
Som alti6 Door Mrs. MoIoejta1
er 2eoer al iaa6anr1e Sammerfom-
iter, moreoe ri os goot poo egte
Maner, iaabel l&l1ge iom el=
ore. Set Dar en- flor @Iebe for
Solmes at ie lng6ommen, Sc bob
De fien6t fra oe Meb fpot, life bQr
CLIENT Dem.
Sgiennem vl1gebla6et" ien6es en-
til MrS. Mglgoaro og Mi1s|
Mblgoor6, iom ga Sc ct for
borte til at fu11ne bore meo,
moa ngieS me6 at faa ct gfsemplm
vltgeblaoet" tilien6t. &ilien til
Dfr. og Msrs. Solme, ion1t Rn1fet
ON mango glo6e @rpllnps6age i
@ilien til lgeblo0et, 6ets @eoaf=
tyr og &erionole.
Mn1to Ssen1en.
Tpbbolb. $500 Sgnoag Sen lite
Stunt 81. $50 bill Ser peo 37tb ctr.
og Minnebaba Mbe. blipe 116fen1=
pet cit Scamp, Der iiffert bill bape
flor Sl1teresie for olle iportsellten-
Sc Donife / Soilltngbperne> i0et
8. q. 6. Der bill itpbe iaqnmen
me6 st. George, Ser til mt bar
bol0t Jig iom Geo. 1 / Go6bol6tur=
n%eringen. De Dunife bor lopet at
iette 6eres be6ite &olb paa 8e-
meme og bill iiffert giere set boor6t
for set e11gelife Solo. @or itore
rfl1ll bacf" 6. @aoberg er efter
IA Cages observation-disclosures otter paa
8enel1e og pil gipre lit bebife for at
Dol6e 8ol0en borte fra @fuolinien
paa set banif e Maal. 8rebrene
&ofenoabl bil ogiaa bile fig paa
&labien og giere set barmt for
Gnglenoernes Maolmen6. Maor
BERTH nepnes Spillere, fom @rd=
orene 6aaborg % s. @ran6rup, ioo
tror 9anlferne Sc bor ct &olo, Ser
pil gidre Set i~nteresiant for olle Be-
iggenbe> og ollie 9unife b6r gipe
Me6e o9 opn1ul1tre bore Gpillere
pe6 at b9re 6e banife Garper.
To6bol61piller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Gn lille bbstig 8urnbolmer. &or=
rp 2arler1, 655 @ells ct. / ct.
Saul, cit glep / Sobn @ricslon 60
len, fol1 9ibe ollie Sc an6re @leper
ct goot &1trius / @artneri, ieln ON
ban, 9r11noet poa at ban npltg ct
fonunet fer til 2oltoet me6 fine
8orel6re fra 8ornbolm, life fan
maale Jig meb bem / a,rore Sag.
Hrof. gorl 6in1ep, iom foreitaor
Sfclebaoerne, flyer, at @orrp CT Ell
@rpert @artner o9 foritoor Jig no=
m1erfet paa at pla1,te og op6prfe
ollie slo9s @obeiager. 9ette bor
Fan l@rt bienme / Gunmorf, bbo1
ollie Sfoler 11t bar @artneri fom
iSog % bpor Sfolebober er ga11itf
olminoeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
&aptejn u. u. 8jprnitab, fom /

&aptejn q. %. 8jprnitab, iom /
bisie Gage er oftrao0t iom @i1i=
tGrattocbe be6 Sc 6oreneoe Staters
Mnrbasla6e / 8erlir1, blep forleoen
gibet en- Mflfe6Smi66ag al Sen fej=
ierlige Mrtomobilflltb og blep peb
oer Mnleoning operraft cit Cigar
fosie al Splp, poa bpilfen 6aclimi=
Ter al bper al. @jniterneS l1n6er=
1frift bor inograperet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
st. Paul.
&pntsr: 2Ot court 8loef.
RDbebcr r1ao %inoienoes, foa De ct
Grptferiet ienelt 9orsoog Miooag.

@eb &jbb eIler Separation al
llbre befpg Ben pelfienote SSa1peler
@inon Melfon, 200 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

lnl, YItnny Jrc6dg ben 3Ote Ytdj Us
Glen lite at fon1r1e til 5t. He,
oers @irfes &pi1oeforenings &e
Cream Set Deforationsbagen ben
I30. Nai ON Mftenen. 9icfets Ell
bnre 10 Gents.
&or 2anosmanb g. 81. Gbriiten,
len fra @ilmot, q. Daf., bbor bou
Merbe6en er Gjer al en- banif Ser
cegoaro poo ZIG @cres, oflogoe oS
It 8efgg / Grebags / forrige uge,
Mer. Ole Muberien, 308 Ge6o,
Mbe., bliber gnfemon6 / Sommer,
toet Mrs: Mn6erien % beres 18-aa.
rige Sen refer .biem til Malbore
me6 v@ellig 0lap" 6en 5. SAINT
MeEanbra 2pges v9rill Seam"
afboloer cit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
meo poafelgenoe Sal, / Comics ito.
re &oll 2er0ag Mften s. 81. Maj;
bportil Ssitre meo 5omiIie o@
Te11ner er in6ba16t.
@rapimpfningsbasen, Greoog ser,
80. Maj, oil blipe feiret paa pa1-
Zig SiS al @eteraner11e fra 8orger=
frigen. On Gormio6agen oil Ser
blipe @u6stieneiter og patriotiif
Frogrom poo ollie @ranplooie. 2tn=
coins @ettDsburg=Gale pil blipe op=
Left paa iamtli9e Ste6er, og be So
oe Sol6oters @rqpe oil blipe impf=
fet. Gerefter finder Sen banlige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @teo, meb
EFT Minoeguostjeneite / 6irit 8aptiit
@burcb, bportil fpecielt &rissbe=
teraner11e bar N6gao1g. &oitor IS.
@rat5 ifal boIoe Minoetalen.
Mrs. &a,l Gtrange, 3039 4tit
slpe. g. oeoe Gorsoag @sorgen,'
25 Mar ga,nn1el, efterla6er10e fig
Mono og ct 2 Gar garrmelt 8arn.
Sum Dor feot / &oloina 9a1marf,
0atter al Sgren Sienien, og TOM
til Nmerifa for 8 Mar itoe1t. SUM-
operlepeS at itne Toralbre og 6
Spifcn0e: 6ru Gbriitine @rem oe
Spen Sel,ier, icm ligeiom Gor9l-
orene Dor / &ol6ing, Mrs. @orp
8aroenfletb og 3oforias Senien,
minneapolis, Sens &eter SSerien oe
@iner Senien / Go6p, @po.
@c9rapelicn foregoor 2proag ST.
tcrmiboog 81. 2 fra ct. &ebers
nanif= lutberife Strife, 20tb Mpe. g..
% Off st.; Sorofnitelie poo 2afe=
.ipoo0.
So Sfan6inabcr brGbte. SSSa1lil1s
6. Slion, Sorman6 for en- u@recf=
ing @rem" poa Milmalrfee Sernba=
nen, blep Sre6og Mften poafiprt al
ct Soo=Eog paa Mtlmaufee So
mems @por ner 24tb @treet. San
par paa @eien bjen1 ba l11pffen
ben6te. Slion og6e / Mn1b1do11=
cen poo Sci til &oipitolet
8orulpffe6e Der gift og e%fterla6er
fig @ultrn og tire 86rn. @mn Dor
50 Star gamn1el og bab6e Deret ol1=
lat peo Milmol1fee @a11en / 90
Mor. San bar fra 8reien / Erono=
bie1ns Stiff og fom til Minneopo=
liz for 26 @ar lioen.
= 2ige for fin 1111ge @1titrus
9jne bleb &apmono 2inogren Sire
sag Mfte1 oberfigrt og 6rebt at Ell
Snterurban Sporbogn paa l1niper=
iitp og 80. Mbenl1es GO. 2in09ren
bop6e iammen mes lin &uitru le6lo=
get en- @en, iom bopoe beiegt ben1,
til Sporbognen, og if1l6e gao
ODER Gporpognsi fitnerne iajen, ga
ban trao6te lige foran EN- an6er1
5porbogn fommen0e fra SEN moo
iatte @etning.
9in0gren Dor finn SO Mar CANT
mel.
SIR n1c9et forlan9t. 6riigren
(efter at bape flippet en- &a1n6e):
Or @ooret fort nof?"
&unoen (froberen0e): Set er
altfor fort, beer faa goo at gjere
BET cit Smrle Ipngere."
Nnnp2 @rnuAt fif so fIpitp Sfpr1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

9anif &elejprcnbcbs Screening
rSollpiet" afboloer nG1te Mgoe
Gorsbag sen Ste Sunni hos @frS.
Sue, 106 2am1on ct. Mle ct pel=
fpml1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

8sraabsformanb bliper Demo-
froten Gra,1t Doerg, steitformouo
Sobn 8. &pluno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

&nrpefciten, iom Safe Mmelio
&pinoeforening afbol6t bos g. &iel:
len, &icbfielb, 2grbag Mften ser
17oe Ntaj bar 9oot beipgt al San:
egl1e11s 8eboere. Ser blep brog1
mango imuffe &urbe, ser inobrogte
$46.35.
.Msiis Marttne @briitenIe,1, @icb=
fielo, fit fprlte &rpmie for oer
inruffeite &urb, foreltillen6e Ell
~Mfappole".
2ber1 &remie tilfol6t Miis Sen.
riette &eterien, Datter al 81. @eter.
fen, 2513 26tb Mbe. g, Minreo=
polls.
Mrs. Sens Gbriitenien og Mrs
9eiels Slien, &icbfiel0, FOREIGNER
|iprlig Saf for 6eres itore Mrbej6e /
Sagen5 S11teresie. Com fgr me0:
6elt bliber set inofomne 8elgb if911=
fet til ct. 8e0ers Menigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

&ranb. Sfnoe for $500 blep
forleoen Morge,1 anrettet / Sobn
&eterions @jem, 1856 8onfil ST.,
fom 6plge al cit Sloebran6. Neter=
ion bar allere6e 9ooet pan Mrbejbe,
og ba11s @litru bar inbe bos Ma=
boen, ga Gben opfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Sfilsmisic. @rrico Sonione, SO
@ur, Gireftgr for ct. @oul college
of Mh1iic, blep al CONNER 9ictlon
i 9itriftsretten tilltooet Sfilsmisie
fra Mfobel 5anione, 80 Mar, bnis
muitfnlife 9pgtigbeb balt negte0e
at anerfien6e. Mrs. Sonione
fremfprte intet 6oripor og me6te
fife / &etten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

2%anifernes f6o. @olitimanb,
sSSrgen Matbieien, iom bar peret
ing i lnngere Gib, inologbes / Sg,1=
bags poa @itp @oibital.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Sri MISUNDERSTANDING vsol.
Ibiet" afbolocr neite Mpoe Sns6oe
Sen 4oe Sa'nt @. 2 gfterm. bos
Mrs. $. %Sprgenien, 1913 91,ll1tb
glpe.
Mlle er belfpmne.
8. Mnoer1en, @ef..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
@ritatninasipasmaal.

9bea 8raefe, Suitru til Mrtorl
@rocfe, onlagoe forleoen Gag /
9iitriftsretten moo @nitup Sjoberg
oe .@ernboro Stober for. $4,000
gritot,1irtg for sfaoe, BUN erbol0t
beo ct Jalo neo eli Erappe. Mrs.
8racfe frembol0cr, at FUN paife0e
&leber for Mrs. 6tober oen 9be
September 1911 og ifulbe bGrc
oem op poa Goget til 9grring, at ct
al 9roppetri,1ene gift itn og bum
fol6t ii 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

@olsat1afirfcns &pinoeforenine
bill n1eoe Torsoog SET ste Su,nt
bos Mrs. Mlpin stopel,, SO IS.
Morton ct. Sag SocfionkStrpfer
Mneru1e Sporpo9n til Wforton ct.
og gao cit 8locf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

K 81. &ebers' airfes apinbefor'
ening ofbol6er fit naite Mp6e Sors=
6ae Sen Ste Sl1ni boS Mrs. g. 8e.
terien, 1904 @tepens Mbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
Notwithstanding

9Geteifabsbepillineer. Mortir1
2orien % Sjennie. @ilbcr, Mlbert
6ronien % SSrene 5tepcns, Oscar
Slien og @li5abetb &naus, @erbert
&etcrion o9 gitber 2rttbn1a11, MelS
2inoabl og @annab Sobnion, Mr=
THUR 8lom % &%agnbilo 9romoabl.
17be @aj Soften / Mnbitorinnn
melbes at bope inobragt ODER $500
til Minoegape,1. 8il1etfomiteen
baboe 0fp0e forleben Mften / Nor=
Sen Club. &omieD Gountps Mfi1r=
begopefomite bar iii n9lten $1,000
]mlet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

rl1lbmanb" 6. MeIion bar @iet
! Sen enc 500 % bar melot Jig ipe
boooe til Donia oe 8roberiamfnn-
oct, men Sc bare Ter oo bom og
flyer at ban Teller ingenting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

&orbenbe @stemrnb er MI beg
&c b'&rr. 8ergsSerenien og ..
@ittentamp. Sc reipeftibe 8rpl-
lltpper er ner foreItauen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30
9pbsfalb. Gliie. Morie Sobn-
l Maaneo; Sobn 8ectitrom, so
Mor;; Mnna Martinio1,, 20 Mor.

stibene. 6. S. 9ieteen" onfom
til &riftiansia1o Ben 26. Moj; ali
bel. Mfgaor 0erfro til Seem Oort
s. Z. SeSltni.
st selegram fra @ipbenbap,t til
u. 6. Sobnion & 60, lofale Mgen-
ter for Observation-Disclosures
|2iniel1, melber, at vGre6erif ben
|Soe", 2inniens ,p og it6rite 5fib,
lgb iufcesful6t al Stobelen pao
Sfibsperftet r@rIcan" / Stettin
Sen 81. Mloi. gerentonien u6fgrteS
al @repin0e Moltfe, 6en tioligere
i @aibingtm beren6e 6onife Sc
lan6ts @uftru.
sri Nlber. Mep. Sobn Greer
op0e Senoag i lin Datters, @frS.
8. &enroies @iem i Merriom Narf
i cit SLIDER al 104 gor. San bar
fp6t / Srlanb % TOM iom go1tife
ing Mo11b til Mn1ertfa. S 50=Ma=
rene fom bon til Snner @robe /
Mimnelota JONI Metbo0iitprait og
Ell flor Gel at Sioen iom
blon6t Snbianerne. San
blep / 1858 gift meo Meiis Morp
/ &e6 @iw. SUM- bgoe
for IA Mor iioen. @l1pern6r @a1n=
iep lt0n@pnte bam / lin Si6 til
,Sreos6on1mer / Sl1ber @rone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

Toreninsen r2bnsblumiten" tog
ino ODER 5000 beo lin @eitaurant
poa @oman's Expedition / grmorp
/ 5reoags. 0ber 1000 &erioner
blep ierperet, og decentralization
bgrte bare 2oboro ON sen Moo,
JONI i%erberebes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

9agblaoene fu11oe i1tet mel6e 5.
2t. Mai ON 8alget / Donntorf TIL
troos for, at Ser er 1000 9onI fe /
EptllingbDerne og $4,000 i Stote11.
Men Slub6er og @repl er ser 11of
al | SEM bber 9ae. &eporterne er
nei item ale no9le uerforne &11egte,
noen t~ilnermeliespis tilltreffelige
biitorife og geographic @11n6ifo=
Der, og &e6ofterer11e er neppe itort
beore. Gong efter Gang bor be
nu 1aoet viatte pao Srpf", at en-
af bore nabngibne 2an6smpno ifol
uonepnes til Miniiter ber eIler Ser
- li6it er16og til 9onmarf. Sc ~
.nes ilet life at bloc at Sc boaier,
eller ogioa er Sc ligeglooe boo6 Sc
fpl6er 8la6ene meo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

strip efter. 8r,Dena,nmtr
paa bette BIaS. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-30

ST.. &arl Sbrsenien opbolot fig
i 9ebilS Safe, g. Sat, / noger1
|Si6 fornDligt, me1t Sen 81. bs. rei=
lite ban til @irginia, Msin11., bpor
ban er engageret til at repi6ere Sc
fommu1ale &egnifober for 8 Mor
. ct gar1ife antoeeligt Stpfte Sir
bej6e. San Ifriber til az at 6ir=
'1er, &olaffer og EN- @eng6e @pen=
ifer nogjgr bopeoiogeligen 8efolf-
ni1gen oeriteos, men al 9onife er
Ser fun ct &ar StDffer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12
COACH SHELDON TO QUIT
INDIANA AFTER THIS YEAR

Bloomington, Ind, Nov. 12.-After
serving as football coach at Indiana
university for eight years, Jimmy
Sheldon, idol of the crimson fans, has
notified President William Lowe Bryan
and DR.. c. ]. Sembower, head of the
athletic committee, that he will not
return next year. and the athletic
board is now seeking his successor.
Sheldon came to Indiana in 1905
with a brilliant record as end on one
of Coach Stages successful elevens.
He took hold of the squad and soon
developed teams that held their own
with many of the strongest in the con-
ference.
The athletic board does not know
whether Sheldon's successor will be an
eastern or western man, but before a
choice is made the new man will be
recommended by Athletic Director Ar
thur Berndt. assistant coach this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12
GROOM POLO GROUNDS FOR
BIG ARMY-NAVY CONTEST

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Polo
grounds have been groomed for the
two important football contests that
will be staged this month. Additional
stands have been built sufficient to
take care of an even greater crowd
than witnessed the recent world base
ball championship games, and football
is such a rare treat to New Workers
that it is expected the ground will be
crowded.
The largest outpouring of enthus-
lasts will be for the Army-Navy game
on the 29th, for which practically all
of the available space has already been
engaged. but the Dartmouth-Carlis
game next Saturday also has aroused
a considerable local interest.
An effort is being made to have the
competing players in both games num-
bered, so that there may be on doubt
as to the men making touchdowns,
runs and tackles. Coach Cavanaugh
and the Dartmouth college ath-
letic council have consented to the
plan, but Coach Glenn Warner of the
Carlisle Indians said his team cannot
adopt this innovation. Dartmouth is
the first big college team to use this
plan in the east.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12
FARRELL "STINGS"
BARRY MCCORMICK

Barry Mccormick, named as manag'
or OF the Distillers on the opening OF
last season. has lost out in his plea
before Secretary Farrell, of the Ma
tional Association. against the Peoria
club. as was predicted in these col
umns. The report of Secretary Far
rell in the matter follows:
Auburn. y. Y. Nov. 3. 1913.
Mr.. Barry Mccormick. Chicago, Ill:
Dear Sir: Investigating your case.
the national board finds that you de
serted the Peoria club and left the
city without any notice to the club
officials.
IL appears that you accepted the
newspaper report OF the possibility OF
being benched, but you were never
officially notified by the club officers.
Your suspension by the Peoria club
for characterization and deserving the
club is held 10 be proper. The club
states that while IL was an innocent
party to your action. IL does not de-
sire 20 stand in your way to securing
other employment. and you are at lib
erty to sign where you please.
II is the ruling OF the board, there
fore, that your claim be dismissed.
Very truly yours,
J. II. FARRELL. Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12

ing today forfive contests which have
been scheduled by his manager to be
decided within two weeks. On Nov.
90 Packey will meet kid" Alberts at
Waterbury, Conn, in ten round bout.
Four days later he will exchange wal
lops with Billy Griffiths at Cincinnati
in another ten round contest. Harry
Brewer will be Packey's opponent at
Windsor, Canada. on Nov. &c, and on
Dec. Mcfarland will step ten ses-
sions with Harry Trendall in St. Louis.
On either Dec. 1 or he will meet Jack
Britton in Milwaukee
Charley White and Trainer Joe
Thomas will leave today for Canton,
Ohio, where White will Dor ten rounds
with kid" Kansas Monday night.
Charley will return to Chicago after
this contest to resume training for his
bout with Johnny Dundee at New Or
leans on Thanksgiving day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12
HEAvYWEICHTS
NEARLY Do BATTLE
Pelkey and Willard Ready to
Clash When Proceedings
Are Stopped.

Chicago nearly became the scene of
a worlds championship heavyweight
prize fight yesterday afternoon, SO
close, in fact, that Nate Lewis, at
whose gymnasium the battle was about
4 to be pulled OFF, threatened to call
the police TO prevent the mill. Jess
Willard and Arthur Pelkey were the
principals, and they were in the ring,
/ had shaken hands and were getting
set for action. Just then Lewis
rushed in and ordered the bout
( stopped, for he refused to take
chance on any violations of the law.
The trouble started when Tommy
Burns and Tom Jones met. Burns
and Jones are enemies of long stand
, ing, and to settle their disputes they
agreed TO match their heavies in a
private exhibition. There were about
100 boxing enthusiasts in the gym
nasium at the time, and they were
jumping over themselves trying to
get ringside standing room.
Harry Forbes dug up trunks for
Pelkey and he jumped into the ring,
closely followed by his manager, Tom
my Burns. A second later Willard,
seconded by Tom Jones, climbed
through the ropes, and then they were
introduced by Larney Lichtenstein.
Tommy Walsh was announced as the
referee.
They SHOOK" hands in the middle
of the ring after getting their in
structions as to the rules, and re-
tired to their corners. Harry Forbes,
the timekeeper. yelled time" and
just then Lewis appeared upon the
scene yelling police, and the match
was off, for the principals stopped in
their tracks and went back TO their
corners.
This was just how it looked to the !
spectators, but in reality it was a clev- |
erly laid plot to fool the gym patrons, !
and they fell like so many sheep |
To make il appear on the level /
Pelkey and Willard exchanged person |
alities while the gloves were being /
tied. Some of the more rabid fans
offered real money for ringside places. |
for to the outsiders" it looked like /
the real thing.
Burns and Pelkey have been visit
ing friends in Detroit, and they |
stopped of here yesterday while on !
their way to Calgary, where PeIkey !
will begin training for his match with |
Gunboat Smith at Frisco Jan. l. II
was the first time Pelkey and VIII 4
lard have met, and a match between |
the two for the white heavyweight Il
title is not unlikely, but IL will be 1
held in California. Burns says Pelkey !.
is the best hope" in the game at the II
present time and confirmed the re- H
port that Burns is through with the II
ring as far as fighting is concerned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12
THREE-I BREEZES
BLOOMINGTON.

According to President Hunter and
Manager Syfert, there is no intention
OF playing Harry Kelly on short or
that Manager Syfert is to play regu-
larry. Syfert will continue TO act as
utility man and also relief pitcher,
just as he did last season. Deals
are on whereby the vacant places on
the local team will be filed in the
near future. There is also no truth
to the report that Craig will be back
next year, the Leroy boy having been
made a free agent, as announced some
time ago in The Bulletin. 1t was only
under this concession that Ralph came
here last summer, and President Hun
ter kept his word and told him that
he might be free, but that he would
like TO see him back against next year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-12

Rock Island and Rockford High
school football warriors will clash on
the gridiron Saturday for the sixth
consecutive time. A post mortem ex-
ANNA ion gives Rockford the bulge in
the honor line. but the locals expect to
cut down the per cent.
Corneal is C-Eer 70 get revenge for
last years defeat. which came after a
red hot battle al The way. Rockford
scored two tOucndJwns and Rock Is.
land registered via the ar line
ROCKFORD TRIWED.
Rockford football men are working
hard 20 defeat the Islanders. They
are being handed bunch Of brand
new plays EaCn uizIt after school
the red and black men are assembled
IN a class room. where the new form
atoms are digEramed on the black
beard. The team VIII have the most
extensive repertoire o. he season. 50
the Rockford papers CLAIM.
The Rockford squad is 10 have
scrimmase today and tomorrow. and
leaves for this city Friday evening
over the Milwaukee. arriving here at
10 o'clock The squad will remain
here until SUNDAY. Sixteen maa will