davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
SLEDZTWO w SPRAWIE
DROZYZNY.

Bojkot kupc6w jaj &c strony
kilku organizacyi kobiecych wy
woIai protest re strony urzedni-
k6w Chicagoskiego Wydzia}u
MasIa i Jaj (Chicago Butter and
Egg Board). CT zebrali sic one
gdaj ma konferencye w hotelu
Sherman Z reprezentantami orga-
nizacyi bojkotujacych W ci2gu
dyskusyi dali wyjaSnienia ME
caIkiem konsekwentne. Najprzod
zaprzeczyli, jakoby istniaf' cor
ner" w handlu jaj i jakoby spe-
kulanci mogli opanowac caly ry-
mex. Zarzucano i'm bowiem, re
istnieje porozumienie wSr6d VIA
'scicicli nagazyn6w lodowych,
kt0rzy wciaz Srubujq ceny W 60
re. Ma konferencyi urzednicy wy
dzia}u twierdzili take, re speku-
lanci ponicSli wielkie straty W
zesziym roku i re beda sic staraIi
odbiG sobie takowe w roku biezQ-
Gym. Kupcy hurtowni w roku
biezqcym zarabiajQ ma czysto cd
$500 do $1,000 ma jednym wago-
ME jaj. w roku zeszlym miel
straciG Cd $1,000 do 81, 200 ma kaz-
dym wagonie.
Do boikotu przyIqczyIy sic ma
stepujace organizacye: Chicago--
ski Klub Czystej Zywnosci, Liga
Kobiet w Powiecie Cook, ,,Chica-
90 Political Equality League" i
funkcyonaryusze W roznych +.
wv. settlements.
w dzielnicy poludniowej
swietnie sic rozwija zafozony
przed rokiem interes koperacyJny
przez grupe profesorow, dokto-
row, adwokatow, pastorow prze
myslowcow pod nazwq: limited
States Cooperative Company
w roku interes wiecej niz sic po-
dwoii. Niedawno temu przepro--
wadzono sic do novel lokacyi ma
rogu 577mej ul. i Kenwood ave.
Firma skupuje artykuly zywno--
Sci wprost cd producentow /
sprzedaje odbiorcom, po najnlz-
szych mozliwie cenach, ktore w
kazdym wypadku sa nlzsze nlz
inne. obecnie panujqce. Zamla-
rem kompanii jest za}ozyc skle-
DIV takie w calem mieScie. Poste-
puje wiec powoli i ostroznie /
sonduje opinie publiczn2 W kaz-
del dzielnicy.
- PAM J. C. Bley. prezeska
Klubu Czystej zywnoSci, wczoraj
wystosowa1a wezwanie do 100000
czlonkin organizacyi koblecych
W Stanie Illinois prosba, aby
przy}aczyly sic do bojkotu Jaj i
przyczynily sic do zredukowania
cen jaj do 80 cent6w, Rozchodzi
sic o eliminacye t. wv. spolek ko-
misyjnych Commission firmS),
kt6te skupuja jaja cd farmerow
i sprzcdajq je kupcom drobiazso~
wynn. Ma to proponoWany jest
TAXI srodek: ably ci, kt0rzy zaJmu-
ia sic hodowla kur w miastecz-
kach wsiach przesylali poczt9
pakunkowa jaja do odbiorcow W
miastach. Podobno 81 Gently opla-
ca koszta przesylki i pozostawia
jeszcze znaczny margines zysks;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01

Jest w 10 dwunastocalowych II
mniejszych dziai.
Monachiurn, l grudnia. - Ba-
warski premier, baron Georg V.
Harthiug, oswiadczyl onegdaj W
seimie W czasie debat mad obrona
krajowa, re nalezy raz zrobic pau
ze we wojennych zbrojeniach, DO
narod niemiecki takich ciezarow
nadal ME zdola ponosit. - Rad
niemiecki rozesial byi do wszy-
stkich czionkow Rzeszy zawez--
wanie, by ME odmawiali zezwo-
lenia do dalszych zbrojeh; Bawa-
rya musiala sic zgodzic, ale czy-
nj to niechetnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
z AUSTRYI.

Wieden, grudnia. - Rad au-
stro-wegierski coina} teraz wyda-
ny niedawno zakaz zabraniajacy
kompanii Canadian Pacific pro-
wadzenia interesow emigracyj-
nych w monarchii. Podobno rad
angielski wplynai na zmlane de-
cyZyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
wac. Strajk ten oglasza bezrobo
Gle 3,126 ludzi.

wac. Strajk ten oglasza bezrobo-
Gle 3,126 ludzi.
L wyjqtkiem woznicow przy
karawanach, woznicow ma wo-
zach i automobilach pQcztowyeh
oraz unijnych rozwozicieli mleka
wszyscy inni robotnicy nalez9cy
do tel uni zoStali wywolani IA
StrajG
Nowy burmistrz miasta wyda}
bardzo ostre rozkazy policyi, by
SciSle peInila swe obowiQzki. Po-
wiedzial on policyantom, re jesll
w przyszloSci zamierzaja wyma-
wiac posiuszenstwo, to lepiej zro-
bia je5li teraz cofna swe gwiazdy
i zabiorq sic do innej piracy.
NOVA SESYA KONGRESU.
Washington, 1 grudnia. - Dzi-
siaj rozpoczyna sic nova scsya
kongreSu Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Mkt jcdnak ME czeka ma te chwl-
le niecierpliwie, DO oStatnla, mad
zwyczajna sesya zakohczyla sic
w sobote i dzisiejsze otwarcie be-
die tylko formalnoscia. Kongres
bedzie pracowal nadal mad spra-
wami, ktorych ME zakonczyd IA
specyalnej sesyi. Jutro popolud-
niu prezydent Wilson stawi sig O.
sobiScie w nizszej izbie kongresu
i przeczyta senatorom poslom
swoje oredzie. Jutro zostanie
przedstawiony budzet pahstwo--
wy.
Kongres 63ci ma bardzo VIE
le spraw do zalatwienia. Program
spraw zywotnych przedstawla
sic nastepujaco:
Kontrola mad sprzedaza bawe}-
ny i zboza.
Kontrola mad kolejami, ich ce-
nami "a przewoz frachtu.
Federalne prawa odnoszace sig
do kursu powolaniowego W szko-
ZACH publicznych.
ZaIozenie bank0w kredytowych
ma prowincyi.
Niepodleglo5c Filipin.
Dodatek do konstytucyi W spra
vie glosowania kobiet.
Uregulowanie warunk6w piracy
marynarzy.
Ustawy bezpieczehstwa ma mo-
rZaCh.
DIVA okrety dla marynarki' Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
Zaiozenie rzadowej fabryki sta
lowych pIyt ochronnych.
Budowa rzadowych dr6g.
Drozyzna artykui6w spozyw-
czych.
Budzet.
OLoWKI A DYFTERYA.
Suffield, Conn, 1 gridnia.- O.
i6wki, kt6re w szkolach publicz-
nych codziennie sic zbiera roz-
DokoncZenie ma str. 9eO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
- z HOLANDYI.

Amsterdam, l grudnia. - Ra-
busie wpadli do fabryki rzniecia
dyament6w. zamordowali zarzad-
ce ukradli skrzyRhs drogimi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
z ROSYI.

Sebastopol. l grudnia.- w Po-
blizu zatoki Pestonanaja rosyj-
ski krazownik Uratlets osiadi ma
skale znajduje sic W niebezpie-
cznem polozeniu. Dwaj majtko--
vie utonei; reszte zaiogi urato-
WanO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
i mOrderStWO W AmSterdanie.
- ZdGzadZa ROTdarGe Sz0SGll OSOD' - SHdN
indianapolis, - 500 areSztOWanyCh.

erty, kt6re odkryto. Celem sprzy-
siezenia mialo bye uwolnienic IL
wigzionych zolnierzy, by I ich po-
moca zdobyc palac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
NOWY STRAJK w INDIANA
POLLS.

indianapolis, Ind, 1 grudnia.--
Wczorajszej nocy wybuchi tu
strajk woznic6w i szofer6w. Uni4
jednogloSnie postanowiia strajko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
'B0jR0? Sic SzERzY.
Organizacye kobiece bojkotuja kupc6W
jaj i maSEa'
Sedzia Frye og|asZa rapport.
Denuncyuje manic szybko$ci jazdy automobl|oWej.
Sullivan kandydatem ma Senatora.
Kandydatura jego bedze ogOszona 1go stcznia.
SPRAWA DWORC0W KOLEJOWYCH.
Dzisia jest spodzeWay rapport inzyner6W WaIacsa Amolda
SPRAWA DWORC0W KOLEJOWYCH.
Dzsaj Jest spOdzeWany rapport nyner6w Walaeea AnoIda
SEDZIA FRYE O WARUN.
KACH SZYBKOSCI.


sadzie dla przekraczajacych usta-
we szybkoSci jazdy, podaf do
wiadomoSci publicznej swoj pier
wszy roczny rapport. OSwiadcza,
re napotyka liczne trudnosci W u-
silowaniu przyprowadzenia ma
niakow szybkosci jazdy automo-
bilowej do odpowiedzialnosci.
Oskarzeni bowiem sq to ludzle
zamozni i lepszych sfer i prawle
w kazdym wypadku usiiuja wy
wrzec zakulisowe wpiywy na Sc
diego w celu unikniecia kary. L
tego to powodu sedzia Stewart,
poprzednik sedziego Frye, pros:i
0 zwolnienie tego sadu.
w roku ubieglym W 4o4 wy
padkach oskarzeni karani byli "a
pedzenie Is mil ma godzine; W
271 wypadkach, 20 mil; W 24o
wypadkach, p mil W I7S, 2S mil;
W 3 wypadkach, 4S mil, W jednym
49 W jednym so mil.
Sedzia Frye poleca, ably pry-
watni szoferzy. byli zniewoleni
zlozyc egzamin kompetencyi. Me
trzezwi kierownicy automobilow
powinni bye surowo karani, ma
wet wiezieniem.
PLANY FRAKCYI SULLI-
VANA.
Przyw6dcy demokratyczni fra
kcyi Roger'a {. Sullivana uiozyli
wczoraj plany swej kampann.
Dnia I-go stycznia ma sic odbyt
wielkie zebranie W Zbrojown1
Drugiego Pulku 'Piechoty, ma ro-
gu Washington Boul. i Cur
It's ul., W ktorej ma bye pomiesz-
czenie dla 1000 do 5000 osob. Ma
tenn zebraniu urzedowo ma bye
ogIoszona kandydatura Sulllvana
ma senatora Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. Sam Sullivan ma wtedy
take wystapic przemowa. Spo-
dziewanem bylo, re to uczyni ma
zebraniu, ktore sic odbyio pred
tygodniem W Grand Opera
House.. Lecz podobno chwilowa
niedyspozycya temu przeszkodzi-
la.
Zwolennicy Sullivana sadza, re
dni Harrisona sa juz policzone /
re wielu zwolennik6w tego ostat-
niego przejdzie do obozu Sulli--
Varla....
KOsZT POLOWANIA.
Wczoraj zako ;czyi sic sezon
polowania W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. Kosztowaf on w ludziach
co nastepuje: 135 zabitych i I25
rannych. Z tych wskutek Med
balego czy niekompetentnego OBJ
chodzenia sic bronia 81 osob
zastrzelilo sic, "a pokaleczyio
sic.
LekkomySlni towarzysze "a
strzelili "a wspoimySliwych, a
zranili 70. Takich, ktorych wzie-
to "a zwierzyne, zgineio II. a 10
odnioslo rany. 10 mysliwych u
toneio.
AUTOMoBILISTA WPADL
DO JEZIoRA.
J. H. Gallagher, zam. pnr. 4oI
West Oak ul, wjechai wczoraj
wieczorem do ieziora NJ -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
Z NIEMIEC.

Berlin, l grudnia. -. w gaze
tach pojawii sic artyEul o polity-
cznem polzeniu, napisany przez
ksiecia Bernharda Won Buelowa,
bylego kanclerza, ciekawy pod
wielu wzgledami. Ksiaze Buelow
najobszerniej rozpisuje sic o Sto-
sunku Niemiec do Francyi O.
strzega, by nigdy ME ufano zad-
nym zapewnieniom ze strony te-
go sasiada, ktory nigdy sic ME u
spokoi, dopoki Alzacya i Lota--
ryngia naleza do Niemiec. w dal-
Sym ciagu artykui omawia poll
tyke marokanskq, kweStye BoSnl
i powody rezygnacyi kanclerza.
Gdansk, 1 grudnia. - w So
bote spuszczono ma morze nowy
krqzownik, kt6ry ma zastapic sta
.ry ,Kaiserin Augusta. Nazwano
go ,Luetzow"; ma rs stop
dlugosci, pojemno5t $4,000 ton,
moze rozwinac szybko5c 80 we
ziow ma godzine, zaopatrzony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
q ALZACYI.

Zabern, Alzacya, 1 grudnia. -
Onegdaj przyszlo tu do demon
stracyj zaburzen, kt0re Przybra-
ly groznq postac. Powodem byio
wyrazenie sic mlodego poruczni-
ka Won Forstera wobec rekrutow,
ktory oSwiadczyl, re ,,cywilusa-
mi" niema co robic ceremonn /
.bez. pardona hIozna ich przebijae
bagnetem, gdy nsie stawiajq', i
"a kazdy TAXI ,,czyn" on w}asnej
kieszeni wypiaci 20 marek. Skoro
tylko rekruci wyszli ze szkoly
wieczornej, zaczely sic zbierac
tlumy ma ulicach. Natychmiast
pojawily sic oddziay zoinierzy
poczqtkowo gromady sic OPERA
ly, ale wreszcie po kilku pogroz-
kach Zaczefy sic rozchodZlC' WE
dy zolnierze bagnetami kolbaml
naglily je do poSpiechu, kaleczac
kilka osob. Przez Gala noe od--
dzialy wojsk patrolowaiy po uli-
each oburzenie ludnoSci wzra-
stalo, zwiaszcza kiedy areSztowa-
no okolo 40 osob odprowadzono
do koszar. a rozeszla sic wieSc, re
zostana one stawione przed sad
wojenny, a ME cywilny. Bur
mistrz ostro wystapii Przeciw ta-
kiemu postepowaniu wiadz woj-
skowych, wyrazajac sic, re puiko-
wink Won Reuter-, komendant SO
pulku. samowolnie og}osii stan
oblezenia w miescie. Wczoraj
nieco sic uspokojono, gdy 80 os6b
aresztowanych zosta}o przez VIA
DE cywilne uwolnionych, ale roz-
draznienie ME ustalo, zwiaszcza,
ze jeszcze kilkanascie osob znaj--
duje sic w areszcie. Cesarz, ba-
wiacy w Donaueschingen, zawez-
wal do siebie ministra wojny v.
Falkenhagena do osobistego zio-
zenia raportu ze zajsc w Zabern.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. 111O Milwaukee aV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
z WLOCH.

Medyolon, l grudnia. - Parma
Sylvia PankhurSt wczoraj wobec
zgromadzenia kobiet wystQpiia Z
przem6wieniem dziejach kam-
panii sufrazystek w Anglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
z BULGARYI. s

Sofia, grudnia. - Kr6t Fer,
dynand powrocil tu z Wiednia.
Panuje p9wszechne przekonanie,
re otrzymal on cd cesarza Fran
ciszka J6zefa take zapewnienia,
IL utrzymaniu sic jego ma tronie
mic ME stanie ma przeszkodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
kamieniami. Jako jedyny slad po-
zostawili diva odciski palcow.
OKRFTY STANoW ZJEDNO-
CZONYCH.

Neapol, l .grud,&ia.. Qkrsty
wojenne Stan6w Zjednoczonych
Arkansas i Florida wyjechaly L
powrotem do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych.
Villefrance, I grudnia. - Wo-
jenne okrety Wyoming, Utah I
Delaware w sobote wyjecha}y I
tutejszego portu. Ma wysokoscl
Azorow maja sic spotkac czwar-
tq dywizya z}ozon2 Z okretow
Connecticut, Ohio i Kansas
stamtad udadzq sic razem do
Guantanamo dla nabrania wegli,
O potem popIynat do wod amery-
kanskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01

(Dokonczenie ma str, 9eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01
AUTOMoBILISTA WPADL
DO IEZIORA.

J. H. Gallagher, zam. pnr. 4oI
West Oak ul., wjechal wczoraj
wieczorem do jeziora NJ
re skretu Sheridan Rd.
(Dokohcezenie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01

The Oldest Polish Daily In Chicago
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-01

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. UEIpER ACT OF MARcH s-Rp. Is7'.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
SIGNS CONTRACT
WITH ''PHILL|ES"
Milton Reed, Davenport Short
stop, Sold to Dooin-Re-
ports in 60 Days.

Milton Reed, the Davenport short
stop, who is hailed by Three Eye
scribes as the premier infielder of the
circuit. has been sold to the Philadel.
phia Nationals. and will report in 60
days. The purchase price has not
been made public.
Billy Neal, who has been doing the
scouting for the Phillies, looked Reed
over down at Peoria during the last
series with Barry McCormick's Dis
tillers, and was tickled to death with
his find. He lost no time in wiring
back to Doom, and as result of a
conference in DAY cnport Monday, Jim
Hayes agreed to let the Georgia phe-
nom go up. The deal was formally
ratified last night, and Reed has al
ready affixed his signature to Phila-
delphia contract.
Milt was secured by the Davenport
club from Springfield on Aug. 10 of
last year, and played out the tail end
of the season. Springfield grabbed
him from the st. Louis Cardinals,
where Reed was never given tryout.
Previous to signing a Cardinal con-
tract, Milf played the game DOWN III
the Cotton States league.
Although the youthful shortstop
played a good game last season, he
did not blossom out until this summer.
His playing has been of the scintillat-
ing variety all season, and he is easily
the best shortstop now ION a Three
Eye pay roll. Reed covers a world OF
/ ground, is lightning fast, and is also
good sticker. His ability to scoop
'em up anywhere between third and
second base has cut off many base
hit, and the ease with which he &C.
cepts the most difficult chances marks
him as a conner. Neal was lavish in
his praises of the youngster. and could
MT grab him fast enough. Wise heads
predict for Milt brilliant future in
the majors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
Dundee eests Jack White.

Los Angeles, Cal, June l9.-After
20 rounds Of wildly spectacular fight
ing Johnny Dundee gained the decision
over Jack White in the Vernon arena
Tuesday night. At the opening Of the
affair White appeared to have the bet
ter of the argument and fought bet
ter than he has ever shown here be-
fore. Whites new manager, Joe Levy,
seemed to know how TO get the right
kind Of stuff out of the boy. What
beat White was the fact that he had
his right hand broken in the second
round when Dundee had stopped ter
rife swing with his elbow From this
time on White was unable TO use his
right.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
To PITCH TENTS
IN GARDEN SPOT
Kelly Clifton Shows Located at
Expo Park-Attractions
Clean and Bright.

Although the present heat wave has
driven perspiring humanity from the
picture houses and other indoor
amusement places, there is a welcome
relief in sight. The great Clifton
Kelly shows are scheduled to arrive in
Rock Island June %, and the big
tents will be pitched in cool, green
Exposition park, away from the
smoke, CRIME and heat of the city.
The carnival will be situated on q
vast expanse of lawn surrounded by in
Vulnerable shade trees, and the tired
citizen may breath the fresh, pure,
country air as he plunges into the
vortex of Joy and gaiety. Unlike the
average carnival company, the CHI
ton-Kelly shows do not have a ragged
or dirty tent on the grounds, in. fact
the whole outfit Is stamped with that
Understandable something that marks q
successful, well-managed show. AL
attractions are under the personal SUI
| pervison of Mr.. Kelly, who is constant
ly on the grounds and among the
| crowds. The shows are all bona fide
and are free from the vulgar and sug
| gestive, which too often characterize
the travelling carnival attractions. A
! every city visited by the Kelly-Cliftor
people there have been good crowds Of
fun-seeking young and old people OF
| the grounds every afternoon and even
ing, and the crowds, as we'll as tn,
company, have been nothing but order
ly Rowdyism is not tolerated.
The big open-air attraction will oper
a six day engagement in Rock Island
on June %. the shows being staget
under the auspices of the Rock IslanC
Amusement company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19

R. W. Hodge, Evanston Country
club, defeated E. H Jones, Evanston,
and 4.
Walter K. Fairbanks, Denver C. c.,
defeated G. F. Paine, Normandie,
and 3.
R. H. Rider, Des Moines, defeated T.
B. Boyd, Glen Echo, and 3.
]. D. Cady, Rock Island, defeated T.
W. Crouch, Jr., Glen Echo, and 8.
Albert Calm. Omaha, defeated W. n.
Chambers, Omaha, by default.
R. H. Harrison, Des Moines, defeat.
ed R. c. Johnson, Fort Smith, and 3.
s. G. Stickney, st. Louis Country
club, defeated c. R. Jones, Evanston,
up.
Walter Kitchener, Glen Echo, defeat
ed H Fleming, Evanston, and 4.
Sterling Edmunds, st. Louis Coun
try club, defeated F. D. Gardner, Glen
Echo, and 8.
W. A. Stickney. St Louis Country
club, defeated R. L. Mcdonald, Jr., st
I Joseph, and 2.
F. D. Carr, Des Moines, defeated
w. S. haea, ST. Louis Country club,
up, 20 holes.
D. Taylor. Midland Valley, defeated
Bonner Miller, Triple A, and 2.
Ed Limberg, Normandy, defeated C
G. Bosch, Glen Echo, up, 20 holes.
Guy Oliver, st. Louis Country club
defeated Chris Kenney, up, 10 holes
. Ralph McKittrick, st. Louis Countr.
club, defeated Mason Dean, Kansa!
City, al d l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
HARVARD NINE STOPS
YALE IN FOURTEENTH

Cambridge, Mass, June 19-The
baseball mines of Harvard and Yale
battled for fourteen innings today to
a crimson victory, evening the series
and making necessary a third game.
The score was Harvard 4, Yale 8. A
closer contest has rarely been fought
between the two ancient fivals. The
next contest will be played in Brook
Ign Saturday. Score:
R. H. Z.
Yale ..OO11OOO1OOOOOO-3 7 .
Harv'd 1OO1OOOO1OOOO1-4 10 .
Batteries-Brown, Gle and Burde.t;
FELTON, and Young.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
GETTING Mixed In Art.

Occasionally Homer and the other
reputable classics nod in the Boston
environments.
A woman in Rhode Island wrote to
the head of a Boston institution that
advances art-all of them are supposed
to-and asked when and where she
could buy a Gilbert Stuart portrait
subject immaterial.
This recalls the. Cleveland woman
who said that woman on Euclid ave.
nue. had full length Rembrandt in
her collection-but she had forgotten
who the artist was.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
PaIzer Rests in Minnesota.

DEBORAH. Iowa, June 19.-Al Palzer,
the pugilist, has been located at Per
ham, MINI, where he went after pass
ing some time at Mount Clemens re-
cuperating from his operation in New
York. In letters to friends here he
says he is well, that he has recovered
his health. and swill return to New
York about Aug. l to resume active
training.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
Beaten
THIRD STRAIGHT
HUMPHREYS Pitches Great Ball
Mates Bunch Drives
Score 40.
SOX GET ID HITS AND GAME
Big Ed Walsh Pitches IndifferentIy
but Gets Lots of Help
Score ga.
SOX GET IA HITS AND GAME

Chicago, June 19.-Three weak
clouts is the only evidence that Mr..
DOWN" and his "Do-lose" Phillies
were at the West Side park yesterday
The few choice knocks were picked
from the delivery of Bert HUMPHREYS,
and as there was only one pass and
one error thrown in the Quakers had
no chances to score. They were
trimmed, 4 to 0, making three straight
in the set for the Trojans, two of
them shut-outs. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
Observation-Disclosures twet grounds).

Observation-Disclosures (wet grounds).
ILLINOIS-M MISSOURI LEAGUE.
Pekin, 3; Kankakee, 2.
Lincoln, g.; Champaign, 6.
Canton, 2; Streator, 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Los Angeles, 5; Venice, 1.
San Francisco, 3; Portland, 6.
Sacramento, 4; Oakland. 8.
SOUTHERN, LEAGUE.
Atlanta, 2; Nashville, 2 g innings,
darkness).
Memphis, 2; New Orleans, q in.
nings by agreement).
Montgomery, 5; Mobile, 4.
Birmingham, 2; Chattanooga, I'll
innings).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
Likewise.
SPORT GOSSIP

Milwaukee. Wis, June 19.-Jake
Schaefer Jr. of Chicago lost to AL Tay-
lor of Milwaukee, 500 to $50. in an 1872
balk line billiard match yesterday.
Schaefer lost the afternoon block, 400
TO 325.
Dayton, Ohio, June 19-Charles A.
Young of Springfield. Ohio, won the
200 target contest for professionals
with q score of 1877, and Bart Lewis of
Auburn, Ill, won the amateur 200
shoot with a score of 195, at the open
ing days event OF the Grand Ameri-
can handicap.
Washington, ID. C., June 19.-Ar.
rangements for the sending of the re-
lay message by scout runners from
President Wilson to Mayor Harrison
for tho opening of the international
athletic games in Chicago have been
made. The president Will hand the
message to the first runner on June "a
Weshingtea-AeIabers Of the Cieye
land American league baseball team
yesterday paid their respects TO Presi
Dent WiiEen, Larry" the bull terriel
mascot, owned By Jack Graney. trail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19

Columbus. Ohio. June ls.-In ten
more days Columbus viii be- made TO
put full club on the field IL players
keep on going hone. Kimball and
Drohan have taken French leave,
Luther BONN stole away from the club
yesterday morning and later a teie-
gram announced his arrival in Buoy
rus, to enter business Catcher Smith
is resting up a bad knee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
one-Armed. pitcher Released.

Admission, Ala, June 19.-Pitcher
White, probably the only one-armed
man in professional ball. has been
given his release by Manager Han
nen of the Admission club. He proved
a good attraction, pitching, fielding
and batting well, but his arm has been
in bad shape for some time.-Sport-
ing News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19
Lundaren to Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, June 19.-Carl Lund-
gren, at one time star pitcher il the
MAJOR leagues. and with the Chicago
Cubs in 1908 has been signed by Man
ager Finn OF the local Southern
league club. Lundgren has been coach
ing the Princeton team.-Sporting
News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-19

Stolen bases-Jude, r. Darringer, H.
Darringer. Walsh, Fountain, Boucher,
Beatty. Sacrifice hits-Isaacs, Swan
son, Miller. Erlewein. Two-base hits
H. Darringer, Calhoun, Yelle. Three
base hit-Beatty. Double play-Cal.
hOun TO Holke. Hits-Of Selbach, 10
in eight innings; off Prendergast, 0 in
one innings. Struck out-By Prender,
CAST, ?; by Seaman, 4. Bases on balls
OF Selbach, 8; off Seaman, ,. Hit
by pitcher-By Setback Qsaacs); by
Seaman tHolke). Time-1:50. I'm
pire-Knapp.