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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

% oct bill blipe beore neite Gang.
miniel.
@fcn ieg tatter til alle, JON bar
mc6
% more0 oetn pc6 borcs SS;llletrG;
tbi ioabant ct @iroe fonr1er life
lau tiot,
for ioa CT leg barrge ri goar fallit.
oa iaamange ipge, iom hi bar,
oct CT no9et, Der 8engc tar.
Nu eniter jeg eoer ollie ct goot
&ptaar
o. baaber III alle en- gob @elie faar.
So bpor fln0c S gooe M9no bel
iinoe
nuget beore eno Sen 0anlfc abinbe,
bum CT ioa toalmobiy % iaa blio,
% set fan oe Wonofolf loa gobt
H."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
Sendes portofdtv dB Skobcts ModtageEe.
G. Rasmussen Publishing Conepany
go -722-724 Fourth Street South Mnneatohs MIMI

tienelteu. - CIR. Spbilruo, Nrrlt,
$50 6uller Street,
Betbania Strife, 81. Scents % &c.
rejt 5treet. @uostieneite atboloes
5pnoag Tor.n. 81. 1890 % Aften
81. 7.30. &per Gorsbag Mften 8pn'
nennpoe / airfens @aiement. Sgn-
Oogsjtole bper Spnoa9 81. 49,. y.
5. 1logitob> 4sraIt. 8opel SAG
9lorf Street.
Gen upri f.oanife Mctbobit Strife,
9isrnet al @roaSmap og 13tb st.,
ofboloer fine @u6stieneiter ion1 fpl'
ger: Yrnoifen Ssnoog Gornnooas
aIoften 1890. often 7.45. hinge
Golfs @pmortb 2iga: Ssnoog often
ST. GAS, og literert Meoe De tre fpr-
jte 9irsboge i Maoneoen. 9bn'
nensoe bper Onsooe Aften 8l. 8,
S 8. 1ollefIen, Eaitor, 2S9' 1918
5treet.
$ &apellet paa .&ibrnet al @co'
nep % Carl eta, er Oct Sbnoogs-
ifole bper 5pnoag @ftermiooag 81.
3 % @ubstienelte 81. 7.30 Mften.
@nbstieuete ben nprit.oanite
@aptiit.airfe, @jprnet al Milforo
og @oobbrioee Streets, bper Ssn'
bog al. 1890 6%ormiooag og"7.30
often. 81. $50 l~ln9oomsmsoe
Sen norif.oanife 8~optiitmenigbeos
l1neoomsforening msber / lit 2otale
bper @bnbag 81. $50 Gfterm., 81.
al Milforo % 8ooobrioge Sts.
Gang % Muiif al Il. s. @angtor.
Mlle Sfanoinaper biertelig BEL
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

onbrogtes paa Sen mellemite SIM
ger pan bpirc 8oono, fire folfbare
&inge poo benltre @aanoS ellie
finger. s Sen enc al oisie bar ino-
fattet Sc to bcr6mte Smaragber,
Ser far lomn1e blGnoenoc CLANS
io,u Sen berpmte 5ordbs Zine. 6le=
re @ulonoole og 0imanti mpffer
blep oubrogt poa benoes 8rplt. S
lit Yooflnoningsnnrelie niier Some.
9crnborot 3egn paa fine SO Mar,
men pno Scenen % ifprt Doertej
or bun frcmoeles fuffen6e 11ng=
bommelig, oe benoes 5ten1me bar
frenn6eles beparet nteget al fin be-
6oorenbe 4larg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
:spar til &etcr.

@jnre Yeter, blanot Scooter,
eli ol1 nogen drummer ct CT,
0an1fens 5prog on i(oar / 5tDffer
! Sine &crS Sc gaor paa arpffer,
og SC lugter fGlt at @oeo,
ON 6in Mening ems er Grlig,
Fighting" faloer Big belb@rlig,
let 6u fommer golt aflteo.
Solo Sin Hegoius / Semme,
Sen er (0et mao 6u ielp inorpmme)
bel elen6ig, ubebnnoig,
%, at ri0e SEN ct fRnotgt
ogloo, hi it nlopligt er BET,
(bur0c / set mino1te p9r' bet). :.
Geo bort Songfors uEpliegil0e"
inger1 Hpller blep fortpret,
set bar Eorlf, 0l1, Sorlf meo Buffer
flot mes Sennepsiaus ierperet.
gu til @iloet bar maaife
% fun 5napien funoe le,
eller par 81, for beruiet
til at jlippes l1b al Suiet
og pes 1ooopglos Jas biemme
for Sin Tegaius at flemme,
pe0 6eus Grinl fen blep on lDrilt,
1pntes 3orif par altfor oprilt,
Iapeo' $50 %lieprepleri,
troeoe set bar @oeii.
Sm bpormeget pofier Tampe
set ct noget jeg fife peo ~
at ri 6riffer felt -lom Spampe,
bporfra fif bu Sen 8eifeb?
gntcn er ct lille Sc ou,
eller fife ganlfe Gbr1t,
sin Naipitet CT flor
ont ou oen &iltorie tror,
a1,oet ON os Ell man berte
eno iom @errer ri oS fprte,
! Sloooer, Grif og 6Dloeri
mes Dor 5uug befGmper Ri.
Mc,t, 9setcr, ONT ri mango flere
r9iete" fra big tit,
ga er ieg bonge for, at on % oil
rorob" til Grit.
soo berfor, fiere Setter, Lab o.
: bare bore fri
for jaa6aut BrppIeri lom on tror 81
&oeit.
| 5pren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
@nbstjeneiter i ct. YanI.

9antf eb. 1rtb. ct. Stepbans Sir
fe, &j6rnet af Orleans og @tenens
Street, @ubstieneite bper Ssnooe
Bormi6bag 9l. II. Sgnoagsltole
81. 9. 49, g. 81. Sobnion, 8rait.
@oleatba banif.norife &resbpteri'
amer Strife, 1876 9homo5 st., nar
Mice ct. GonIf @uostjencite hpcr
ssnooe 6%ornuooag 81. 1890 og en-
qelIf @uostieneite bper Senoog VI
ten al. $50. Ssnoogsifole SCI.
$50. 9pnnempoe bper Snsoag VI
ten SCI. 8 / airfens ltn6erbpgnina.
Mleron6er Marlotpe, Gr. tbeol., $50
flor. 8oppl 582 Sberburne Mpe.
Ssnobcns norif cbangeliif luther
lfe Meniebeb, &isrnet al u%niperlitp
og .8orf Mpes., boloer @uostjenelte
buer @pn6ag S%ornio6ag 81. 1890
ca Mften 81. 7.45. Senoagslfolen
mp6er @l. 9 Gorm.
S Siebergs Sall, 874 Eapne
Mpenue, er Der Sbnoagsifole bpe-
5pn6aa @fterm. SCI. 3. = g. &
@eque, &oltor, $40 CAPITOL 8oule-
par6.
Srefolbigbeos norif epang. l'ttb.
Strife, Darlington % Sberbnrne
gpes. @uostienelte bier Spnoaa
81. 1920 6orm. paa Morif og 7.45
Mften paa gngeIif. Ssnoagsifole
GA 8ibeltlasic efter Ssimesieguos'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
Sarab 8eru1arbts Suocler. Sen

Sara1 &eru9arbts Snbcler. Sen
ltorc fronife Sfueipillerinoe, lom
iiolte llge optraaote paa Srpbeum,
bar 5mpffer til cit &Groi at flere
Suiin6 Collars, "a bun forloo Or
pbc1m, ior Iammcn mco lin Sfibs
ocbnno, fire aommerpigcr, EFT Sc
tretnr % eli aasierer at ltige op
/ Sen pentenbc 2in1ou1ine, lom ltul.
Sc brin9e benbe % benoeS Seolagere
til benoes pripate Sernbanepogn
Merriam Hnrf.
@n, Joni bar tilitebe, meoens
Mme. 8ernbarbt / lit Santl9o-
ningsperelie tog fine Smpffer paa,
liger, at ON ben0es &als bong en-
@ul6fipbe meo en- Meoalion laa
ltor lom en- .2beifool. @eo B9ltet
fpite6e bun en- guloinofattet 2org.
net. Saa tog bun paa 4 Arm-
baan6, ct paa bgire arm, tire paa
penitre Mrnt. On lioen @ul6rtng
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
5 nye Boyer
~Fort&Ilinser os Diste
Observation-Disclosures FoRFATTERE

Observation-Disclosures FoRFATTERE.
12S Slider. 1 smukt Omslag csc.
Indhold: Kaffesladder, af E. T..
Madscn. - Johan Prips Kontirma-
ton, af ]. Chr. Bay. En- Speku-
liant, af Carl Hansen. - En- Tramps
Juleaften, af Chr. Baum. - Min
"Agnus Dei", af Wolkmar Johnson.
- c. A. ~Thyregod, af J. Chr. Bay.
= Vendetta, af Louis Pho. -Livets
Lykke, af Lilles0e. - Bicyclen, ar
Carl Hansen. - Minnehaha, af
Adam Dan. - Smedjen, af r. L..
Grundtvig. - 1Cn Kvighyrde, at
Louis Pho. Frejdig Tro, af Adam
Dan. Frozen OF Alien, af N. Chr.
f. l.. Grundtvig. - Vitus Boring.
- Eventyret ON Chicagos F6dsel,
af Louis Pho. - Rejseminder, af c..
r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
kR. JANSON:
Ungdomsminder
SAINT andre Fort@l1inger
Az NoRsKx FoRFArrERR.

12S Slider. I smukt On7sla- 90.
Indhold: Unsdomsmindcr, af Kr.
Janson Mod Jul, af Enut Ham,
s;in.-n h no Maren a i%nnafore,
af Jacob Iiilditch. - bet err a
vonat, saa Tondt, af NJ. Skeihrok.
En- V~interaften paa Pr:irien, :f
=. Norman. ~Sjulusrir, af Jacob
II. Bull: - 1dyl. af Jacob Hilditch.
Fanttnllen, af J6rgcn Moe. - Da
jeg for med Jonas. at NJ. Skcibrok.
- Fadercn, af Ej0rnst1crne Bj3rn-
son. - Under norsk Flag, az ia
cob Hilditch. Jnleminder, af Kr.
larson. - En- Ryrejse. af NJ. Skei-
A. Foss. Trarpcrnes Liv i We.
stem. - Karen. af Alexander Kiel.
land: Nordlands Elementer og
Vejrligt, we'd Peder Dass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
ST. ST. BLIchER:
De tire Helligaftener
SAINT andre Fortallinger
AF DANsKE FORFArrRRH.

AT DANsKE FORFArrRRH.
1913 Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold: De tire Helligaftener, at
st. st. Blicher. - Den lille blinae
Dreng, af II. c. Andersen. - "433'',
at Karl Larsen. - krybskyttcns
%Jpleaften, af B0rge Jansson. Den
store Bj6rns Endeligt, af Holger
Drachmann. - Hjartesorg, af H. G..
Andersen. De to Peblinge, af
Chr: WHITTIER. - ct romersk Xsel,
at Chr. Richard. - Ungdom, af Hen
yes, af Johannes Helms. - Moder-
kjarlighcd, af Zakarias Nielsen.-En
Julehistorie, af Onkel Frits. - Eli
Iers Frieri. at MAIDS Hansen. - BIZ
spen paa B6rglum og hans Frande,
ar II. G; Andersen. - Crete Gaasc-
rige, af Henrik Pontoppidan. - ]
Paradis. at Filth Reumert. - Gam
lie Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
DtnneapoIts<

ct. &ebers banife epans. lmtb. Sir.
fe, 90. 9lpe. g. og 8. ct. CUBS
tir,eite 5pn6ag 6ormiooag 81.
1890. Spnoags1fole 6orm. 81.
$50. Mltereang fprte 5enoog
/ bper Mooneo pe0 6orn1iooags<
guostjenelten
S firfelige Nnliggenoer beoes
man be1penoe fig til &irfens
@rait, 8altor 81. S. 9arpgaaro,
1928 6. 90. ct. 3eIefon: &. g.
Center 4515.
Meli9ipit 6preorag boloes al s..
6inior6 / 9onio @all, 81. Cedar
Mpe. % 5tb st., Spnoog ben 10.
SS;anuar 1912, &l. 1890 Sorm.
Mlle er bjerteligt pelfon1ne.
n@bts oen rettc Slags Cans BIZ
Der anbefalet og ltpttet Der / 8pen,
bill 2pite1 til sen forfertc 5lags
forlpinbe at Zig ielp:" 5naleoes
ffrtper ct al 3ogblobene, % BET er
bit rigti9t.
Som fpr meobelt blep Sperifu0=
Get fra 81. &ebers bonif ll>tb. Sir
fee 8o5ar ca. $500. Mf DC itprre
Sing, ser par lfjG11fet til 8a5aren,
tilfal0t 1 Son a1[ Mrs. s. Mielien,
1924 31it Npe. g.; ct, imuf 5fri=
pcpllt, Mrs. SarneS 8etericn, 1854
Sortlano Mbe.; en- i9roeles imuf
lG6crbetrl1ffet @pngeltol, Mrs.
Sans Heterien, 2016 28tb She. g.
Marets Yranotab 40 &rucent al
bet f%orcgaacnbe Mars.. Gen af g.
Scbron6e / 1912 onrctteoe Sfaoe
Minneapolis bar nelten 60 @ro=
cent min0re ems / 1911 ifplge en-
8apport l16gtpet al 5tatens 8ranoe
mar bol. Get iamIebe Sab bar
$1,229,5H MOB $2,5OO,O99
1911. S ct. Soul bar 8ron6ifa-
Sen ! set forIbbne Mar 81 @rocent
min6re emo i Moret foruo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
ERIK BO0H:
Unge Jens Je'en
SAINT andre Fortal!inger
AF DANSKE FORPATrERH.

1923 Slider. I smukt Omslag csc.
Indhold: Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik
B0gh. - Gr;indsepalcn, aft P. Gu
stav Muller. - Hvor oliver .Jollen
af. af Holgcr Drachmann. - Black
Bart, af Adam Dan. - bet gyldne
Skind, af Carl Bernhard. - Dyr og
Mennesker. af y. S0rensen. En-
~Pebersvends Juleaften, af L. Bud
dc Dimmeling, af G. r. Rosenkil-
de. = Gamle jyske F~o]kesagn, ved
Ewald Tang Christensen. = Skjor-
teknappen. - Den Frcmmede i Riff.
at Sofus Bauditz. 49, Fra Ku-Klux
Tiden.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

w SAl~S
unrs bespg den v~tkJendte Juve'
e, ol!Nion Ne:son, aug +. 9TH st.
9poslalb. Mrs. Marie Gbriite1
lcr, Gnte efter @barles @briitenier
% Mooer til In1,a, 2illian, Nor
mo Cd Clarence, oeoe Gorsoag
6omiliens &ien1> 1895 Matbilo'
Mpei1l1c, AZ Mar gontmel.
SclDmurosfuripg. Mnbrem Sobn
Jon, 70 Mar gam1nel, 1876 Nortl
@balen Greet, forlggte Spnoal
Morgerl efter bpab @olitiet oplpier
at to9e lit 2ip pc0 at operifiGr'
5trubcn, men nil antagelig font
me Jig.
TaScr labcr fin Syn arrcftere.-
Oscar @ope, 10 Mor, 2S5 g. 14tf
Strect, blep / Treoogs orrelteret fo1
gropt Spperi, for bpilfet Fan po1
meIot al fin 6aoer, g. s. @obe.
6aoeren beifpl0er bam for at bape
itiaalet Smpffer fra Seiterens &G=
relie og iat bem / @ont.
Oscar &eteriun, - Mor, efter=
LOS en- Sfripelie til fine 5legtninz
&c 2proag, om at ba1 pil6e be-
gao Selpmor0, % er life Jet ii0e11.
Seterions Slagtninge flyer, at ban
bar peret un0erlig / Sen ienere Si0,
% tror, at ian bar ban0let ifglge
Sfripelien. Yolitiet ct anrnooet ONT
at lpge efter bam.
Marets fol0ete Dag biotil meo
en- Semperatl1r al II @rnOer uu=
Der 0, bar Manoag; men 5trs6ag
blep set ltigeuOe lemperatur og
miloere. Iil Srpit for frplenoe
Minl1eapolitancre fan berettes, at
man / @ran0 SORTS og @oorbeao
hap0n 25 @ruoer uu6er O Oh i Sob
re, Mont., 35 unber 0 forle0en Seat.
&nlocn % Sen it9rfe Sinh hepirfe=
Sc olminoclig 1orltprrelie / &rn=
bmnetjenelten
Sangfurcniugen Santa u1oOtager
ltaoigt Jotelppgsler ON, buorl1aar
De oil arrungere ct a11Oet @il0e,
lignelloe oct nps aibolote Gorifegll=
Sc, lom litfert opergit alt, bpab
ser bot, for lange 2i0er, paret
pr9lteret blal1Ot 9unjfe / st. Yaul
Sangerne er imiOlerti0 traplt be-
ifiGftiget meo 1orbereoelier til De-
res itore Ma lfera0e / Mto5art Sail
Den ii. Sa11uur, f%prlttommenoe
2proag, oernGit bar Sc nro0tage1
cit lmigrenoe Snobpoelle til at ipn=
ge peo 9eorompnoenes Sangfore=
nings 8o5ur iammeiteos Oen 210e
Sonuar, oct tan ionOelig iiges> al
bore popul9re Sangere er / 89l=
ten, % at oeres Dpgtigbeo poo
ifienneS oglao al anore emo oeres
egne %2on0smg11O, mGrfeligt er oe1
0og, at man iaa ofte faar at b6re,
bette bel nof, 0Dgtiglte og beO1t ito.
le0e Oal1lte MonOsfor / Norobelten,
moo gao til Minneapolis eller til
anore eno oanlfe Setter, ser ipneS
at bore Mangel pua &oalfipnnelle
og Sn1ag for bort GGorelanos Del
ltge 5ange, naar, iom ms peo ct
8~rooeriomflnosfelt Sangerne blet
benDiit, eller / set minoite blet
tilloote at ipn9e / en- @rog / aiel6e:
rem mellcnt glounfer og &ortlpille.
re, meoens Ell uforltaoenoe nng6om
prafttiereoe De iib1te amcrifonife
@pieligbeoer al ~@li6es" oe
nSugs" / Salen obenpoo. Set bill:
De bore bore 2onosmpno til 9Grc
ONT 6e bite mere @%aaifjennclie Al
oct itore og im1ffe Mrbejoe, Tom
Songerne noferer til @obn o9 @le=
&c for os allie. Sc funoe /. Gfs.
teare Gem iom posiipt Mcblem
Oct er f1n1 en- - 1 - Collar ON
Moret.
Sbar til ST. Gbreuieu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10
BJ0RNSTJERNE BJORNSON:
En- Livsgaad
SAINT andre Fortallinger
Ar NORsKE FoRPArrRRR.

.EE NOAShH ATT
1913 Slider. / smukt Omslag CSC.
Indhold, Fin Livsgaade, af Bj6rn-
s%tjerne Bj3rnson. - Baldersbraa. af
en-, af Jacob Hi1ditch. - We Elder,
F1ugt, at 6: NJ. Fl: Juiekvald, at
Anton We!dn. - EFT Skoeens Barn,
af Jacob Hilditch. - Left Trikson,
at Wilhelm Peterson. - 1000 Bu-
shells Hvede. at II. A. Foss. - En
Observation-Disclosures Oplevelscr, af
~. Quad. = Fan a alt gaact raa
Frnket, af Jacob Hilditch. - Erud-
stykke af Indvandringens Historic,
at Joh. B. Wist. = K%apitoliet /
Washington. - IndIaner!-rigcn we'd
Norway Lake. Brudstykke, af Kr.
Janson.
ALE S bigger for S1.OO.
POrtOfrit tilsendt.
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
g2o-72z s. 18th St, Minneapolis, Minn.
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@araeSaab. 2aurit3 g. Roulfen %


Naiferabe. Morpuloien 9oge Scr.
As al .. .. g. ofboloer en- 8rn~
miemaiferabe / Danio Soil 2srbog
Nften Sen 18. Sonaor. bportil bort
banife Rublit1,m inobpoes. Spert
Mar eientager oisieM aiterooer fig
il / 2sbet al Binteren, og man bar
alti6 zen goo 3ib". Gorfrtifnineer
bill bltpe ierberet / SEN lille &nIl til
moderate Eriier, % SEN beoite Mu=
fit al Mortenie11s Grfeiter. &pbrigt
bpr man lgie Mpertisiementet /
on1itauen6e Spolte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-10

veo kJoo el4et k~eparation Il
unrs bespg den vstkJendte Juve-
&c, olNlon Ne:soa, 2o9 +. 9TH St.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22

Smith, $500; Pitcher Wolverton, $500;
Outfelder Kaiser, $500; Shortstop
viox, $500; Pitcher Harter. $500; Out
fielder Wolfe, $500; Pitcher Geist,
$500; Pitcher Kroh, -.
In the case of these particular play
ers 1 trust that you will not dispose
of any of them without letting me
know about your intentions. The rea-
son that l say that is that 1 expect to
find you a market, If possible, for some
of these men in the event that you find
that you do want them.
/ received a letter from President
Cohn of the Spokane club yesterday
and he is very much peeved because
I let you have Keener, as he was very
anxious to get him back.
/ think if Kroh takes care of him.
self you should be able to sell him to
some big league club and turn over
the money to the Chicago club.
Geist is now with the Lincoln club
of the Western league and have mott,
fed all these players that they have
been released to the Louisville club
and have told them to communicate
with you as to when they should re-
port. CHARLES w. MURPHY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22

Everything is in readiness for the
big two day automobile, motorcycle
and aeroplane races, which opens to-
morrow afternoon at the Exposition
grounds. The finishing touches were
put on the track this morning and the
local speedway is now in first class
condition. Yesterday was the day set
out for motor trials, and several of
the machines were out on the track
going at a terrific speed and the driv-
ers seemed TO have been well pleased
with the local speedway. Today the
motorcycle riders have possession of
the track for practice and a score of
them we're out this morning.
The aeroplane is already assembled,
and possibilities are that Aviator
Hoover will make a trial flight some
time this afternoon, thereby testing his
machine and seeing that everything is
in working order
The races will commence at 2:30
sharp and delays that generally occur
at race meetings will be eliminated.
The following is the complete program
scheduled for tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
Want Jack Johnson Barred,

London, Aug. 22.-The engagement
of Jack Johnson, the American heavy
weight pugilist, by a London music
hall was condemned at a meeting to
day of the Varsity Artists federation
Regret was expressed that the rules Of
the federation prevent the executive
committee from taking drastic action
A resolution was adopted characteriz
ing the engagement of Johnson as {
violation of public decency Hostility
to the negro boxers appearance or
the stage is becoming greater and i
seems likely that his engagement will
be cancelled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
TURNING
LIGHT ON MURPHY
Divulges Correspondence Re.
garding Cub Farming With
Louisville Club.

st. Louis, Aug. 22.-William Grayson.
Jr., former joint owner with Charles
Murphy of the Louisville club, has
started out to cause trouble following
the national commission decision,
which plastered the Cub owner with a
$500 fine for farming players and
barred Grayson indefinitely from base
ball because OF his being a party to
the alleged offense.
Grayson's attack is conferred chiefly
at Charles w. Murphy and the Chi
cago National league club. Also, Gray
son wants to show the work which,
according to baseball laws, is not al
lowed, was carried on between the
Louisville and Chicago clubs.
Grayson today made public the first
of a number of letters he claims to
have received at different times from
Murphy, divulging his methods in dis
posing of players who could not be
used by the Chicago club. The ex-
Louisville club owner will produce
these to back up his fight for $4,000
as per agreement made following the
sale of Pitcher Larry Cheney to the
Cubs in the fall of 1911. According
to Grayson, Murphy was to pay the
above amount provided Cheney was
still with the club on May /, 1912. The
commission denied the claim and it
is this that Grayson is at war over
Grayson did not hesitate to say to-
day that he intends to bring to light
several cases where Murphy is guilty
of farming" players. 1t is charged
that many times Murphy, without pre-
vious notices, sent any number of
players to Louisville, simply to keep
the Cubs" within the prescribed lin.
it. One case in particular is cited
Here is part of Grayson's verbal com
plant:
According to baseball laws farm
ing is prohibited, but that's just what
Murphy did with me. l have scores OF
| letters which l am more than willing
to produce to shove right under the
noses of the national commission
where Murphy handed me players.
1T wasn't an uncommon occurrence
! for me to reach my Office in Louis
Z vie anu I6C6iNe lCIlSl lIOhl IA
telling me that he had sent me mum
Der of players to get down to the limit
of players allowed National league
| clubs.
1T wasn't one or two, but often four
! FIVE, six and seven. And had to take
them. Murphy couldn't dispose o
them to anybody else and be sure tina
they would remain his property in cas'
they developed into stars, so the!
were shipped down to me.
The boldest case of cheating wal
on Sept. II, 1910, when l received {
letter from Murphy that six players
had been released to me. Murphy il
his letter said that President Hoveno
of the Milwaukee club offered to TAX,
them and market them from Milwau
kee, but that Murphy preferred to d.
that with the Louisville club"
The following is one of the letter
; Grayson exhibits:
Sept II, 1910.-My Dear Mr.. Gray
sen. The list of men which you ar
now carrying for the Chicago club i
as follows, together with the prices
which you and / will arrange, to b
paid at time which will be mutual
satisfactory:
Outfelder Keener, $500; Outfelde
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22

Event Three mile motorcycle
race, single cylinder machine of piston
displacement 81 Gu. in. and under.
Event 2-Three mile automobile
race, racing cars only.
Event 3AAltitude and speed test by
Aviator Hoover in a 75-horse power
Curtis racing biplane.
Event Alive mile motorcycle race,
twin cylinder machines with piston
displacement 81 Gu. in. or under.
Event 5-Tive mile automobile race.
Racing cars only.
Event Exhibition of spectacular
flying by Aviator Hoover.
Event Ten mile motorcycle, free
for all
Event S-Two mile match race be-
tween an automobile, motorcycle and
aeroplane.
Event 9-One mile speel exhibit
against time by Ed Gardener, driving
international racing car.
These events are subject to changes
Withdrawing or total cancellation by
the management in case of serious &C
cident or unfavorable weather condi
tons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
NAMES NEW BOXING BODY
Commission of Three Members Select
ed by Wisconsin Governor.

Commission of Three Members Select
ed by Wisconsin Governor.
Madison, Wis, Aug. 22.-Gov. Nc
Govern yesterday appointed the mem
bers Of the Wisconsin athletic commits
sion, created by a new law recently
passed by the state legislature and
which legalizes ten round no-decision
boxing bouts. The men appointed on
the boxing commission all are well
known in sporting circles throughout
the state. They are D.. C. w. Morter
or Milwaukee. term of four years;
Walter H. Liginger Of Milwaukee
three years, and William P. Hart Of
Eau Claire, two gears. They will re
ceive no compensation.
The commission will meet in NIL
waukee early next week and organize
so as to issue licenses for clubs de-
string to hold shows on Labor day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
MACKS SMOTHER
WHITE SOX 7 TOT
Five Run Rally, Featured by
Schang's Triple, Puts a
Crusher on Sox.

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Philadelphia's
patched up Athletics won their open
ing clash with the White Sox yester-
Gay by the wide open score of Z to l,
and, with the aid Of Boston's Red Sox,
gained a full game in the pennant
race.
Eddie Collins tried to beat the Cal
lahans all alone and was responsible
for whole lot OF what happened. He
made four straight hits, one of them
close to home run, and came within
thu thin edge of a Spike OF making it
five straight hits on a bunt in the
ninth inning. Schang was the boy who
cinched the game with a three base
blow with the bases trimming in the
sixth spasm. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
Cub Recruit Some clouter.

Cadillac, Mich, Aug. 22.-Outfelde1
Pete Allison. purchased last week
by the Chicago Cubs, made seven hits
at eight times at bat in double head
er between Cadillac and Ludingtor
Michigan State league teams yester
day afternoon. Allison hit safely si1
times in succession. He made two
triples and two doubles, scored si1
runs, and stole three bases. He now
leads the league in batting, his aver
age being close to .375. Cadillac wor
both games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
Umpire Assaults Keokuk Fan.

Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. 22.-Just after
the finish of the last game here yes
terday between Keokuk and Cedar
Rapids, Umpire Garrett rushed up ii
the stand and assaulted John Cum
Minis, a spectator A policeman, with
the help Of the crowd. pulled the two
men apart Garrett was taken to the
police station and locked up. He was
unable TO furnish bonds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-22
PAGER Sets Worlds Record.

Goshen, N. Y, Aug. 22.-By pacing a
mile in 2:02A in the final heat of the
2:09 pace here yesterday Directum l.,
the sensational PAGER owned by James
Butler of New York, established a new
worlds record, reducing the mark set
by himself at Monroe last week by one
and a half seconds. This new mark
equals the time made by Uhlan, the
champion trotter, two years ago.