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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02
COLLEGE men IN
AN ANNUAL meet
Fifty Delegates Here to Attend
Annual Convention for Scan
dinavian Study.

The third annual convention of the
Society for the Advancement OF
Scandinavian Study convened this af
ternoon at Denkmann Memorial Ii
brary. About so scientists are in at
tendance. DR.. Gustav Andreen deliv
cred an address of welcome.
Committees were appointed this az
ternoon and a program of addresses
carried out Among those to be
heard was Prof. julius E. Olson Of
Wisconsin, who discussed The Pres
ent Aspects of the Vinland Controver
sy." A banquet will be held this ev
ening at o'clock at the Harper
house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02
NEW MAN IS ADDED
TO THE NIGHT FORCE

Rollin {. Berry has been given q
position as regular night patrolman
b. Commissioner Archie Hart and the
new man assumed his duties last even
ing. Berry was formerly employed at
the Modern Woodman building. Sew
er.l other changes will probably be
made in the near future, according to
Hart's statement today. Some of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02
DAILY RIDDLES
oueglions.

l. What is a soldiers definition of
a kiss?
2. What word can you make from
the letters in the following words;
Tore a limb?
g. Why is a fretful man like hard
baked loaf of bread?
4. When does a temperance lecturer
say a grammar lesson?
3. When did the rooster crow so that
everyone in the world could hear him ?
Answers.
/. A report at headquarters.
?. Baltimore.
3. Because he lie orusty.
4. When he declines a drink.
3. In the ark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02
PERSONAL POINTS

Thomas Rodman of San Francisco,
an early resident of Rock Island, is at
the New Harper.
George Dodge of Van Buren,, Ark,
is calling on old friends in the city.
II is II years since Mr.. Dodge left
here.
J. F. Hull. a member of the city
council at Freeport, ILL.,. is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, e. G.
Walsh, Jr., for a few days.
MI and Mrs. Thomas Boliman
leave tomorrow morning for Spring
field where Mr. Bollman attends the
meeting of the grand lodge of the
state A. o. U. w.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ Pardon and
Miss Agnes Pardon, who sailed from
New York April %, arrived in DELPHI
Holland, Wednesday, a cablegram to
that effect having been received by
Mrs. II. j. Pardon. The party viii
spend the summer in travel abroad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02

night men are to be placed on the day
beats and vice versa. Night Patrol
Driver Frankhouser is on the sick list
and Ginnane is filling the place tenn
porarily. Herkert, also of the night
force, broke his knee cap several days
ago, in attempting TO board the patrol
wagon on the run and the force is
thereby handicapped by the absence
of two men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02

the city last evening. The coroner's
jury found him guilty of the murder
of Fkodul Yande Veergaete, whom he
had killed because Thodul had sworn
out a warrant for his arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-02
the evening before He was dis
missed.
Paper Money.

The earliest paper money issued In
America was in Massachusetts, in 1890
in order to satisfy the demands of
elamorous soldiers. The hrst authoriz-
ed by the Continental congress was In
May, 1875. Six years later 1t ceased to
circulate as money.
Benjamin Franklin and bis partner.
D. Hall. printed the bills of the colony
of Delaware. On the face of the note
In conspicuous letters was the warn
ing, ITO counterfeit is DEATH"
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
CORNEAL. SELECTS
BIG-EIGHT TEAM
Eight Men to EcpTesent Local
High School at Galcsburg
Meet Saturday.

Eight men viii represent the local
high school al the Big Eight inter
scholastic track and field meet to be
held at Galesburc. H., next Saturday,
Hippler, Clark, Chalk. Kip. Thomas,
Wilson. Glass and Carter being the
favored ones The Rock Island ath-
lotes hav" made excellent showings
thus far this season and much is ex-
pected Of them.
The relay team VIII probably in
clude Hippler, Clark. Chalk and iiipp.
kipp. Clark ana H.Dp.a~ are entered
IN The 81. lnJ and 22o spl.nts. ana
kipr. Thomas and Wilson are slated
for the 40 event Chalk. Carter and
Thomas are entered il the mile and
halfmile runs Hippler ard Glass viii
compete in the high jump while Chalk.
Glass and Th0mgs are slated for the
broad jump. Goa q CCrncaI. although
lrcciCsnt. believes that the iosa, boys
have an excellent chance fer place.
. Miss Molly Graham Will repTez2al The
I local h Oh school in The stelcgraEhic
contest Saturday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
LOCAL BOWLERS
OFF FOR CHICAGO

Tonight and sunday Rock Islands
crack bowling aggregation, composed
Of Art Salzmann, Donahue. c. Mueller,
J. WiCh, Roantree and Van Etten. will
try conclusions at the 18th annual
tournament OF the Illinois Bowling as
soCiation. 10 be staged al the Bensing-
ct, Randolph, alleys Some OF the men
left this morning. others departed at
noon, and a few viii ,ake the afternoon
train. The locals are slated 10 20 on
the alleys al 1880 tonight in the team
contest and tomorrow afternoon for
the doubles and singles II the Is
landers can bowl in anything like the
form which has been displayed the
past few weeks, their chances of land.
ing a goodly percentage OF the prize
money should b. promising
The regular Friday night contest at
the Rock Island club was called OF
last night, 10 permit the athletes 10
rest up for the big meet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
TY COBB SIGNED
FOR ONE SEASON
CCtrcjt Star and Navin Reach
Agreement After Two
Hour Confab.

Detroit, Mich, April 2j-After a
conference with President Navin yeg-
teTday afternoon Tyrus Coob center
fielder OF the Detroit American league
team, attached mis- signature to d 1913
contract. The terms were not given
out. Application 10 the national com
mission for CODb's reinstatement was
made Immediately
The conference between President
N&vil and Cobb lasted about two
Hours. Both emerged from the room
smiling and when asked for the con
tract terms they smiled more broadly,
bu' refused to give out any informa
ton
This s my last holdout," said Cobb
as ne left MIR N3yin's Office I'm
going TO get into my uniform just as
soon as possible and begin to prac-
tice and I'll be ready to play when
they let me-"
If the national commission acts on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
PRESIDENT Sees
BASEBALL FIRST
Wilson Orders Suspension Of
Business and Senators
Win, 5 to Z.

Washington, D. c., April 26.-When
President Wilson heard yesterday the
Washington team was playing it's last
home game before departing on a
months tour he instructed Secretary
TUmu - to close up the engagement
list and hurried to the ball park, where
he saw GrIffith's men win from Ros-
ton to 4.
The president has attended four of
the five games the team has played
here since the beginning of the sea
son and the fans feel he is one OF
them. He 2pplauds vigorously when
Washington makes a good plly-for
dignity forhids that president should
rOot-and looks disappointed when
the umpiros decision favors the Wis
itorS.
At yesterdays game the presiden;
stood mp and Checred when the Wash
ington team lied the score and forged
ahead in the eighth inning. As he
lelt the par. h was cheered He had
been sitting in box i'll the upper
tier and though the crowd damned
ne C--At- bEJ n my ! ~. -lli' a llF IilEf
path as he passed out with bis
daughter, Miss Margaret. and Secre.
taTy Tumulty. As the party entered a
White house motor there were more
cheers, come again, Woody" and sim.
liar expressions of approval came from
the fans
The White house itself is always
astir on an afternoon when the nome
team plays All the attaches VINO
could ge; away went TO the game and
those VINO stayed behind eagerly heard
the returns in the telegraph room
When the break came in the eighth
the entire force of clerks swaTmed tC
the telegraph key.
Somebody said after the game tha,
President Wilson was sorry the team
was going away.
I'm not a. all sorry," declared Ma
iority Leader Underwood OF the house
it'll emphasis when he heard It Con
gress will be able to do some business
now"
O'Brien pitched sensational ball IN
til the eighth when he weakened and
Washington by a great finish batteC
out q victory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

CCbD's reinstatement promptly and
does not keep him out of the game
am longer it is expected he will be
in shape TO play within "A week.
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 26.-"Other
than having been informed that Cobb
had signed with the Detroit AmeTi-
can league team | know nothing about
his case. ! naturally will have to
wait until q formal application for re-
instatement has been made and Will
have to so into the details before
can say anything"
The above statement was made 10.
day by August Hermann, chairman OF
the national commission, when he waa
informed that Cobb had applied for
reinstatement.
Washington, d. c.. April 26-Ty
CObDs agreement with the Detroit
baseball club will not deter Represen-
tatiye Gallagher Of Illinois from press
ing his proposed congressional inves-
tiEation of the so-cailed baseball
trust" Today Mr.. Gallagher confer
red with members Of the rules com
mittee to learn what the chances were
20" hearings on his resolution as soon
- the tariff is disposed of.
Representative Hardwick of Georgia
declared he had abandoned his inten-
ton to introduce similar resolution
because of the agreement between
Cobb and the Detroit management
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

Washington. y. e.. April When
the history CT Inc present American
league baseball season IS written.
when its deeds and misdeeds al have
passed into mere talh and printed
word, or oblivion. when tAe heroes are
given their need Of praise and the
dubs their due contempt. it is prob
able tina a large bulk Of praise and
d wordy chapter N the history will
be devoted to the doings Of four young
men making up the iaticld OF the
Washington Senators.
Chick GandiI a. first b2st, Ray
Morgan at second. Cap,-il George
Mcbride a. shor.stop and Eddie Fos-
ter a. third base arc the quartet
who best demonstrate me rebuilding
process Manager Clark Griffith has
done at the capital city. They are
the youngsters who figured 50 largely
in the Is straight games wen by the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

Gandil, secured from Montreal car
iy in the season, was the man who Dol
stored up the Washington nield am
was considered responsible for that
record breaking series of victories He
ed the first bascmen in fielding and
hit the ball fer a 800 average His
presence on the initial sack gives the
iniielders all the confidence in the
world.
Morgan, two years ago the boy won
der Of the league when tried at third
base, has settled down into a crack
ing good second baseman. beating out
he hard-hitting veteran Laporte. Eos
te-, another clever yOungster. played
every game of the season las year
at third base and his clever WORK vas
one Of the sensations of the league.
When Clark Griffith watches this
quarte- in operation he grins a con.
tented smile He feels ike a man
given a bunch of 50-year government
bonds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
COUNTRY TEAM
10 MEET COAL VALLEY

At noon tomorrow Managers Jensen
and Nab will load their Cross Country
bail tossers into a buzz cart and take
an overland spin for Coal Valley,
where they are scheduled 10 play their
first game Of the season. Last Sun
day the team worked out in an exhi-
bition game NTH the Lawndales, but
owing TO the fac, that only few OF
the regulars were in t9e lineup, the
game was farcicaI al times. Next Sun
day the &C" aggregation will clash
with the Geneseo club on the visitors
grounds Tomorrow lineup Is as fol
lows: Peterson II; Davenport, %:
Curtis and Hulcgrel. IS; Nab, 81,
Virgin, L, Mcbride r, Git. IF; An.
drCWs, c; Long, Boehler and Phil.
liPs, p.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
TENNIS TOURNAMENT Is
ARRANGED FOR COLLEGE

Tennis Is in full swing at Angus
laEa. Coach Conrad taking adyan-
tage Of the enthusiasm for the net
sport, has organized tournament in
singles, which was laun ched yester-
day. Twenty racquet artists entered
The lists and are paired on in the pre-
liminaries as follows:
l.. Lundberg ard L. Larson.
Sten and L. Lundberg.
Hedstrom and II. Larson.
Anderson and Pauison.
EHstam and Linden.
Blomgren and Ryden.
CarlDerg and T.. Johnson.
Andreen and A Johnson.
Rudelius and Gibson.
A. Larson and Froude
From this batch Coach Conrad
hopes to he able to pick out few
. "hopefuls" after the general eliniE2-
tion and produce two or three fast
teams TO represent the college in don-
bles against tri-city contenders. <
tournament in doubles may be held at
the college at the conclusion OF the
present contest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

Ne-ionals late last summer They are
the iour VINO are a ready gathering
to themselves Eudos Of praise n the
American league race, stI but a wee
young thing.
with youth and ambition to back
Jhsm IN. they are making the most
OF . world of speed and natural base
bali ability. They may not yet take
rank with the great infeld OF the
Philadelphia Athletics, but they are
Corners in every sense of the word
and should improve for years to come.
The senior member of the outfit is
Captain George Mcbride, who without
g sen Of faltering has held down
shCT,stc0 for the Nationals for six
seasons pas. Last year he ed the
shCrtstCps in fielding with 2 percent
age Of .9A1. HIS rather light hitting,
only .23S. WIS good enough for a short
sop q his brilliant mcdaniel and
mental ability. He could bat about
.1k3 and s.ill be sure Of his job.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
S0X WIN A GREAT
UPHILL VICTORY
oLeary's Men Pull Game Out of
Fire in Magnificent Ninth
Inning Rally.

With one man gone in the ninth.
and the score to against them.
O'Leary's Blue Sox hammered out
five runs yesterday afternoon. putting
the game on ice Six solid swals,
coupled with base on balls. spelled
victory. There was no horseshoe
about H.
For eight innings Roger was pTac-
tically invinciblc aud the Davenport
FASTENERS could do bu. little with his
delivery. He kept the hits scattered
and appeared good for an additional
rs innings. Quincy grabbed one lone
run in the fifth. ana ordinarily it
would have won for them.
After Bromwich had been retired
in the ultimate stanza, Clemens sin
gled TO center Neer. the new FIRST
sacker. won a habitation then and
there by leaning against fast one,
which scared over the left field pail
SADIE for a homer. Much jubilation
and two runs. Cosgrove doubled and
trOtted home Oh Colemans single. at
which time II was deemed advisable
to yank Mister Rover TOnneson
mounted the slab and was greeted
with a noisy single. which emanated
from the tTusty war club possessed
b. Twirler Barnes. Reed flew out
TO right field, but Koepping walked,
filling the bases. McGillicudy Fla
harty, the sterling right gardner. at
this juncture uncorked a screaming
base bingle. which drove Coleman and
Barnes over the bread pan. Brom-
witch ended the agony by flying to
right garden. In Quincy's half it was
a large juicy blank.
brief analysis of the rally will
reveal the fact that the ring leaders
In the final massacre were the new
men, Neer. CosgrOve. Barnes and
Flahar'y PretzeltoVa inhabitants
;his morning stated they could heag
that pennant tapping. and far be il
from Us 20 question their veracity
The score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE EYE LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE EYE LEAGUE.
Quincy, ] a; Davenport, ).
other games postponed; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago.St. LCIis, rain.
Detroit, Q; Cleveland, 3.
Washington, ); Boston, f.
Philadelphia, 4; New York, 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, 6; Chicago, ,.
New York, 0: Philadelphia, 0 Il:
innings; darkness.
Boston, /; Brooklyn, 7.
ST. uis-Cincinnati, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, /; Milwaukee, ,.
Louisville, >; Kansas City, 3.
Toledo. ); S. Paul. 4.
indianapolis, /; Minneapolis, / Isl,
innings: rainD.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, s; Wichita. l.
Des Moines, /; st. Joseph, 7.
Sioux City, p; Omaha, l.
DCnreT, -; Topeka, /.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
pay,on. t; Fort Wayne. Z
Other games postponed; rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
CUB RALLY FAILS;
PIRATES WIN, SIS
Robinson Routed With Three
Runs in Ninth, but Hendrix
Checks Attack.

Pittsburgh. Pa, April 26.-Fred
Clarke's Pirate crew broke the tie for
second place with Chicago in their
own favor yesterday by annexing the
first scrap of a four game series by
score of 3 to 3.
Jack Robinson, some southpaw,
thought he had a whitewash in sight
when he started the ninth inning. but
quicker than he could calculate his
own name the Trojans stung him in
several different localities. Before he
could recover from his astonishment
and pain Jack felt the hook and Hen
dirk was called upon to subdue the
rampant Cubs.
Aside from that desperate ninth in,
ming rally it was Pittsburgh's game
all the way. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
TRACK MEET WON
BY JUNIOR CLASS
Third Year Men Clean Total OF
70 Points in II Events,
Leading Easily.
MILE RACE SPECTACULAR
Carter and Chalk Finish in Dead
Heat-So2nomcres Grab Sec
ond Honors.

The one mile event featured the
handicap track meet last night, which
was won by the junior Class with but
very little difficulty. a total of 20
points being annexed in II events.
Freshmen landed second place with
%. sophomores Is and seniors 10
points. The interclass record for the
mile event was broken by IS seconds.
Carter. Is. was awarded a 0-yard
handicap. while Chalk. a the win
ner. was placed at scratch Both men
were content to bring up the rear on
the first lap. gradually passing the
weaker ones, starting the final dash
well in the lead OF the ned. At the
turn IN home stretch. both men we're
running neck and neck, and in spite
Of irenzied bursts of speed, breasted
the rubber in q dead heat. Chalk the
scratch man naturally landing the vic
Lcry. Time. 5:02.
TABITATED RESULTS.
The complete list of events and
winners follows:
Fifty-yard dash: Time 3 2-5 seconds
-Hippler. "A, scratch. first; Clark,
10. scratch. second: Schuc.l. &c, third,
nine feet; NcCGlloch. 16, nine feet,
fourth
High jump Height, > feet inches;
First, HiGD'e., IA, scratch; second,
CuHey. Il. . inches. third. Schuck.
&c, in,ac5; rouIlh, Glass, II,
rcrut,h.
Mile run-Time. > minutes and ,
second. Garter, IS, 10 Yards third.
Thomas, 10, - yards; fourth, Drips,
Is. so Yards.
IGJ-yard dash Time 10 IS seconds:
First. Hippler. "A, feet. second, Phil
brook, "A, IS feet; third. Clark, Is,
scratch; fourth, Whistler. IA, 10 feet.
Broad jump Distance, 20 feet, >
inches: First, Whistler IA, feet:
sCcoad, Thomas, 'l6, II feet; third,
Mcneil. -. 3 II feet; fourth, Glass,
IA. scratch
44O-yard dash-Time, 81 second ;
First, Wilson, 10. scratch; second,
Barker, u. 20 yards. third, Jones.
'lG.s 40 :ards; fourth, Kohn, '16. 40
yards.
Shot put distance, 90 feet. Sl-4
inches: first, whistler, II. feet.
second. Glass. IA, scratch, third.
Hippler IA, feet; fourth. Johnson.
10 " feet. Chalk, a scratch man,
was beaten b. handicaps.j
Pole vault-Height. feet. inches
First. Kane. "A. inches; second,
Thomson, -. foot; third. Staudu.
har. 10, scratch; fourth, Mcneil. Is,
. scratch.
4 SSO-yard run Time. minutes
I6 - seconds: First. Miller. II. sc
yards, second, C3lman, 10. GO Yards
third. F'reis;at, ~. - ards; fourth
Chalk, II. scratch. Garter with but
. yards start came fifth.
Discus throw Distance. 90 feet. $
inches First. Glass. Il, scratch; sec
onG. Johnson. &c. % feet; third. Wits
Ter. u, 10 feet, fourth. Mcneil, 10
= feet.
220-yard dash-,No handicsps,
Time. 20 seconds. First. Chalk. IA,
second, Wilson. 10; third, Clark, Is;
fourth. Whistler, II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
G0TCH-ZBYSZkO MEETING
Chicago Globe A. c. Representatives
20 See the Champion Soon.

Chicago, IL, April 2o-Al,hOugh
the Globe \. c., which staged the
Zhyszko-Le Marin wrestling match at
the Coliseum last Wcdnesda! night,
lost money on the SHOW. officials Of
the organization are goinS 10 take
one more whirl al the promoting game
Il is ihe intention of the club 10 stage
a finish match between Frank Gotcn
and Zbyszko some time in July and
the Riverview motordrome unGoubted-
~ will be the scene Of the contest if
Gotch will agree 20 meet the Pole The
club is satisfied il has placed wrestling
OIL all honest basis in Chicago and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

can club has been put off for two
weeks.
In regard TO the report cabled from
New York that the New York Yacht
clul would ask for some further par,
ticulars. Sir Thomas Upton said he
could not understand what further de,
tails were desired. as the challenge
was drawn on the lines OF previous
ones which the New York Yacht club
had accepted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

will make every effort to bring Gotch
out OF retirement 10 meet Zbyszko. The
club would MOI announce TIE amount
o. money it will guarantee Gotch, but
ar emissary viii be sent 10 HUMBOLDT,
Iowa. Gotch's home, 70 interview him
on the proposition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
Battcd for Fox in seventh.
Batted for Priest In ninth.

stolen base Clemens. Sacrifice
hits Flaharty, Roger. Golyin. Her.
~lL. Two base hits KahI Henry.
Cosgroyc home run Neer Double
pays kahl to FoN. Barnes TO Brom-
Wich. Roger 10 kall First base on
balls on Roger ., of Barnes. =
Tie by pitcher BY Barnes tToN,
Ward. Passed ban-FoN Struck
out BY Roger, =. by Barnes. .. Time
-.l;47. Umpire sullivan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
SIR THONGS IMPATIENT
English Challenger Surprised by New
York Clubs DELAY

London, April 2S-Sir Thomas Lip
ton, who has been anxiously awaiting
the reply of the New York Yacht club
10 his challenge for the America cup,
is sc-aeTnat surprised that it's consid-
Grafton hJ the committee OF the Ameri-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

Philadelphia, Pa. April 26.-Horace
Taylor gave Ed Spencer a terrific lac
ing in their six round bout at the
Broadway y C. Thursday night The
police stopped the bout in the second
round
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
"Batted fer Richie in eighth.

Two base hit-Iimmerman. Three
base hit-Leach. Struck out-By
Robinson, Clymer, Schultz (2), Zim-
norman, Bridwell. Richie; by Richie,
Wilson. Bases on balls-OT Richie.
>; off Robinson, 2; off Hendrix, /.
Double play-Evers to Bridwell to
Safer. Hits-Of Richie, 8 in in
nings; off Robinson, in s 1-3 in
nings. Time-l:45. Umpires-Ow-
ems and Guthrie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

The largest and finest equipped
plumbing establishment in the tric-ci;.
IS. Lamps p umbing shSp, SD Ser.
enteenIh sIreeL-lAdyJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
A chanae of Address.

The Lamp plumbing shop is now To-
Ca,ed in its new quarters at 6Ig Sew.
erteelth sueet.-(AdY.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
DAILY RIDDLES
Questions.


(. Spell mOuse-Jrap with three let
tiers.
,. Behead 70 repair and leave the
finish
>. What VOID is made shorter by
adding a syllable to it?
When does chair resemble q
'aGy'a dress?
). Why does a homely young girl
know she will eventually be good
looking.
Answers.
! Cat
? Mend.
3. Short shorter.
J. When il is satin.
3 She viii be a pretty old girl if
she lives long
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

All the news all the time - Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

Pittsburgh. Pa. April 26.-An X-ray
examination of the injured knee OF
Hans Wagner OF the Pittsburgh Ma
tiCnal lea que team has disclosed moth
ins more than bad bruise. Wagner,
II is said. will play ball within TWO
weeks