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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
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CINCINNATI. Aug, 10-New York
made 1t three out OF four from Cincn-
natl by winning an exciting game today,
to 4. Marquard pitched a strong game
up to the eighth inning, allowing only
four hits; In the eighth Cincinnati
touched him for three hits. and added
two more in the ninth. Johnson was hit
In every inning but the eighth.
New York scored It's first run In the
initial inning. Shafer singled, but was
forced at second on Fletcher's grounder
Fletcher stole second, and scored on
Doyle's double. They added one In the
fourth Merkle was given a life on
Kings high throw TO first. Murray
forced Merlile at second Snodgfass'
single and an error by Dodge allowed
Murray 10 score. In the firth a single
by Doyle and three base hit by Merile
gave New York another run. Murray
doubled in the sixth, and scored on Nc
Leans single. In the seventh Burns
led off with a single, was sacrificed 10
second, and scored on Fletchers single
Cincinnati scored two runs In the fifth
when King trlpled and scored on John
sons sacrifice fly, Bescher followed
johnson to bat, and knocked out home
run TO deep right field. Two more runs
were scored by Cincinnati in the eighth
O. a double by Bescher. n single by
Melster. and double by HobMtzeli
Bescher with two singles, a double and
a home run out OF five times al bat,
carried off the batting honors.
NEW YORK CINCINNATI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11

q ALT LAKES baseball club faces gain
oil game the compared with the Sky
~ crapers position the beginning of Ap-
proSimaey and half the leaders
morning Should Great Falls games and Salt
like number the Sscpers would have standing of $40 and
Great Falls 635. If games switched the way
Salt Lake would stand .635 and Great Falls $50.
Salt Lake split with Butte the four
city Johnson pitcher from the Cardinals both
the games he pitched for McCloskey.
This week Salt Lake Missoua the following
the scheduled Butte probable however
that of the schedule will be
Will play the Salt Lake Also there
the series with Great Falls which carded September
will be played in this city Definite regarding
proposed transfer of this should
within few days.
Ogden plays at Great Falls this week and Butte Helena
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GREAT FALLS DROPS
BOTH To M|SSOULA
Bohen Is Given Errorless
Support in First; Williams
Hit Hard.

MGSSOULA. Mont, Aug. lo.-The High
landers made il four out Of six OF the
series by taking both games Of todays
double header from the Electrics. Both
teams played great ball in the first game
and Bohen was given errorless support.
Fast fielding and the wild base running
OF the Electrics gave the second game
to Missoula. despite the fact that Maloney
was hit hard. williams was hit hard in
the first game. Errors behind Hide
brand in the second game beat the Bec-
tries,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
MOTORCYCLES
OUTING TO I

Despite the fact that tae I
OF band OF the Salt Lake ~
was not In evidence at ~
clrsion OF the club at Lar
the days outing was hugt
was thoroughly enjoyed y !
four or more motorcyclse
the trip. The motorcycle n4
sports that mad Originally Z
for the occasion were not Z
owing TO the poor condiuos
The eNcursionists found y
in taking a dip IN the pool
Lon Clafiln. who failed p
rules OF the club by ndlng
for the outing IN an aulo.
Of by motorcycle, was ms3.
good for the dinner tFat
party. He willingly conssa.
excursionists enjoyed Q
meal. ~
trouble. according 10 X
In abiding by the Farming.
The law prohibits a spec
four miles an hour and Y
this Van Allen said tnai
10 ride on the side OF tos
above the rims Of his vsssJ
of applying sufficient of'i
ma achine 10 make II ~
four miles. AS a reswh
rived home covered iron
with dust and dirt. ne
with the success OF tss
ever. that he admitted ~, y
go through the dust .. 60 ~
10 enjoy another eAeu',f ~
The party arrived nefs
$50 o'clock.
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MAY. |
M'ALLEIW

SAN FRANCISCO, ,,,s I'D ~
ence Of opinion reEarynlpsr 10
the bout between BOD -
Sailor Petroskey may
Jim Coffroth 10 rens. ~
weights TO box aSaln @ Oa o,Ay 8
Ndmission day. the o. y -
being considered now J, q n,
C;unboat Smith will Dc - n
gunner may be SEM -
LangfoNd. .. ,,nriori ]
under consideration OGn,'su,Ssr ! I
smith will be a mei,,orn5 i,a,on5eri
ards Just before re E., Ssr q
I5iynn FRIDAY nigni .,rsS ~ ~
ger Jim Buckley wi,rT NV .bs,o|
7Tosto, Smith with an IA 81
the world. and he he..issS iis -
C"ffroth hasn't decio'pp, % pp,st r.
sord would prove me Ssgssri
it is thought ne Iea''
negro. Ia sIso Ilse VI
0oIiro'n OH. . match out q !. t,s|
usrIeml;o Fl ar appears n ne fri
tta'' ~, is lodged by ~ tS' rtit
Wsigh,s. Tnas IL and and a a1;1s maIsn ssrsy
n second rster "o
Ing card. -
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 1o.-Cieveland nit
Groom freely today. but he frightened up
with men on bases and Washington won
to 1. Gregg was hit hard, and Bren-
ton, who succeeded him. could not check
the Washington batters.
Stops by Chapman and Foster and
Henry's catch of a foul off sthe grand
stand railing were features Of the game
WASHINGTON CLEVELAND.
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Five for Salt Lake.

McClain and Murphy scored in the
ger and the latter or Dsyis's single. No
Claim scored again in the fourth on Dres-
sens three ba ggcr, and In the ninth
Erickson slammed out two Dagger and
scored or Dressers s three-base hit The
latter scored on Pendieton's single
The second vas n regular hltfest.
Salt Lake knocked Robinson out OF the
to& IN the third tnen similarly retired
McCreery in the NTH. Kellogg went IN
20 finish the game and in the FIVE in
uirgs ne pitched allowed six more hits.
Johnson succeeded In holding the Cop
pors ID seven hits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
Fort Douglas Wins.

Fort Douglas took fast Eams fro,,
the Rieger and Lindlsy Monticello team
yesterday by the score OF 10 10 9, Until
me lest frame the Monticello boys had
tne same on ice when "A lucky hit de-
cided the game In favor Of the soldiers
Sheriff. for Monticello pitched airtirbi
pan ana would have Won his game but
ior two costly errors by his teammates
IN the field, II Is probable thar tbs
leans WIN play a return game at some
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
HELENA AVID OGDEN
DIVIDE CLOSE BILL
Sinclair lnvincible in First,
While Williams Bests
Knight in Second.

HELENA, Mont. Aug 10.-Two good
games were played here today before one
Of the largest crowds that has recently
turned out OgGSn winning the first.
TO o. and Helena the second by to B.
sinclair won pitchers battle in the
opener. while Williams, who has been
SOLD TO Chicago, took the honor from
Knight in the final. Williams let up with
big lead. and was scored on in the
ninth inning.
First game
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BUTTE.

Summary: Two base hits-Duddy. Muir
phy. Marshall. Demaggio. Erickson Three
oase hits-Dressen 2. Double plays-Mur-
phy 10 Dresser. Strikes-Off Morgan. IL
IN Id innings. Struck ous-By Morga n.
q, by Robinson. 4; by Erickson. e. Bases
on haps-on Morgan, 3; off Robinson. l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
REWLETTS DRDI
WHITE FAAI
ca Dealers in F;iu,lc
Trolley League IA
ter rs to 5 Dsiu
By BUD F;,'

The Hewletts won eau,,v g..
10 the Trolley lessue ye.,.rt,, J.
% to o. the highest mad. ia u. Z
'on, The tea dealers BIT tss ~
assisted b. their oppousa,s, .r,,,,
all the way. George, olrou "A =
at the bat the former set,irs , =,
doubles and a slnsle 10 an tt-.s !,
HEwLETTs-wHIrg ylv|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
HELENA.

Summary: Two-base hits = Jones,
Blausser CronlD. Three-basc hits Mon
ees, Sacrifice hits-Wessler Lussi sto-
en- bases-Wessler, Quigley. Bases on
bels-Off Kieht, 2: of Williams. 0.
Struck oJit-By Knight 4; by Williams
Z. Left on beses-Ogden Z: Helena S.
Time-1:45. Umpire-Esey.
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BUTTE

Summary: Two-base hits-Huelsnnan n,
Strip. Demaggio. Spencer. Davis Three
base hits-Johnson. Sacrifice hits-Davis.
Pendleton, 3. Schimpf. Hits OFF Robin
som IN 2-3 innings: off McCreerv. Z
In / 2-S innings Struck out-By John
son. o. by Kellogg, ;. Bases on balls
OF johnson. 8: off Kellogg, 8 Wild
pitch--Kelogg. Passed ball-Stripp.
Stolen basas-Spcncer. Schimpf. Left on
bases-Butte IL; Salt Lake Z. Time 2.15
Umpire Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
REULBACH ALLOWS
CARDS TWO HITS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Brooklyn bit
Harmon hard in the final game OF the
series today and won. to o. Moran
doubled 10 left with two down i'm the
third and scored on Cutshaw's homer 70
center. Daubert doubled TO right in The
eighth. and scored on Smiths double 70
ieit; heuloach was very wild. but he
held the local team 10 two scratch biis
ST. LOUIS. .nRnnKIY,.
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NEW YORK

Batted for MarbAnS IN the fifth
''eatted for Sheckard in tho eighth.
s6Ntted for Johnson in the ninth
Score by innings
New Tor. . =. I
Cincinnati! ..o n n n n
Summary Errors-Dcyors. Dodge Rerrbsm
mcr Tinker King. Two-bhsc hits-DoyIe ifur-
ray Boscher, HobIitgclI. Threo.basa hitsENcrLIo
Killing. Home ruD-5eschsr Sacrifice hif-sbn
Ter. Sacrifice 1y-Johnsop. Stolen baseg-pescb-
er Marsans ShecltaTd. Double play-Groh 70
hohlltzcll First base erro-s-MerIflc rs,t
on boscs-NeW York s. Cincinnati = Tirsi hnae
out-My Mau1uard {. by johnson ! Wild nitob
johnson. Timo-2 hours and l5 minutes Ifm
pires-Klsm and Orth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11

By innings
Ogden .,......0 o o Al
Ogden ...,,...0 0 o 0 0-1
Summary; Three base hit-Cobb. Sac
rifice hit-Lussl. Double plays-Woolums
TO Risbers TO Wooluns: Bausser To Ris-
berg to Woolums; Sinclair to Risberg to
Woolums; Quigley TO Menges to Lussi
Bases on balls-Off Sinclair, Q: off Ames.
l. Struck out-By Sinclair. 2: by Ames.
6. Left on bases-Ogden O. Helena O.
Time. 1:26. Umpire Elsey
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WASHINGTON
sD N II
CLEVELAND.

.Battcd for G.esG Ia the seventh.
'-Batted for BTenton In the ninth
tRan for LeveIt IN the ninth
Score By Innings
Washington =. 0 q A n : n :
cleveland ......,.o 1 o 0 OIL
Summary: Two-bsso hl,s-Foster Mcbride
'room' Chapman. Sacrifice hita-Mooller Tur-
ner. Sacrifice tly-Groom stolen opsos-Fos
ieF Jackson. Double plays-Noellor TO Henry.
turner to Laioe 10 Johnston. First base on
By Groom 1. By Gregg 6 by Brsnton Tc,
on eases-Washlngton S. Cleveland 10 Hits
or Gregg in Innings. Brertou 4 In > innings
Wid pitch-GTegg Passed halI-Carlsch Um
piTes-Evans and Hildebrsnd. Tme-e hours and
S minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11

summary Efror-o'LsNrJ. Two base hi,s-Mo
rsos Fhhsr. Daubcrt. Smith. Home -1Ip-cul-
shaw stolen baseS-oskes wineo ,2). Moan
Double plays-Mowrey and oIeary R,ulh,cS
tl'her and DauberJ o'Ls,ry and T(onclch1
sates on hsils-on Rsuioaeh g. off Harmon
struck out-By Harmon .. Ief, op oassS-st
LOWS BROOKLYN s. Time-i hour aud 20 min
utes. Cmpires-Hyron and Rislc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
MARQUARD At BEST
AGAINST THE REDS
Big Lefthander Is Hit Safely
but Four Times Until the
Eighth Inning.
National League.

New York. o; Cincinnati. 4.
Brooklyn, 8; ST. Louis, 0.
Philadelphia Chicago, rain.
Boston Pittsburg, not scheduled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
Salt Lakers Divide Honors
With Butte in Doubleheader
Coppers Hit Morgan at Will in First; Erickson
Comes too Late to Save Day; Second
Easy for McCloskey.

At Bute-First game-Salt Lake, 81 Butte, TO- Second
game-Salt Lake, Is; Butte, l.
At Mssoula-First game-Great Falls, L; Missoula,
Second game-Great Falls, 2; Missoula, 1.
At Helena-First game-O gden, l.; Helena. O. Second
game-Ogden, 3; Helena 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
'Batted Tor Hlldohrnnd ln th'
MTSsDJTT

Summary: Two-baso hitE-Faye 3. Sinor. Potts
ChnuSnon. Sacrifice hits-Auer Warren, Tob,n
Double piays-Iorsc 70 Fcrrlnc 10 carman. Lett
on bsses-Great Falls Q. Struck out-By Malo-
ney 8. Hildehrand ! Bases on bnlIs-Off Ma
loney ?. of Hdcbrand 5 Ill, by pitched hail
BY Hidoerand. Perrinc: by Maloney. Potts
Time hour aud zs minutes. umpire-Ln Rogue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
Hardwares Beat Grays.

The Salt Lake Hardware team beat
the Newspaper Grays yesterday morning
at Poplar Grove by score 81 IS 20 ..
The teams viii probably play another
game In the near future. The batteries
for the Hardwares were Cardwell and
Sorenson and for the, Grays Mcconnell
and Sharkey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
HEWI LET'S.
TEI7'

Score by iunlngs-
Hewlctts 90. -. ... an
White fnw-us ,... .... ..eff|
Summary: EEro1-Trsyis 80
90. Spray, Hansen 6oue rrs-6z
base hit-olsop Tao.bss ht-
George (9. A. Gsmple (il. md
s.olon bsScE--Fullmcr, SordQui4 n
t2l. Hlus-on WoFther 8 u 4 r.
NOR 10 In inning. off essl, I
Off Amoroso In Innizu. ~
innings. of Estes noas In css 4
out-By Ambrose ,. Joaes !, S11
balis-oN Ambrose !. Josn | n
mer !. Eft by pitcher-o. Gez;<|
Left on bsses-Wblte FavlI Z e
. hours and s minutes. urjsz|
Eddy.
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stolen bases-Ciynes. Hit by pitched ball
-McClein and Hue!smsn, by Robinson.
Iurgeon by Erickson. Passed ball-Mc-
Claim, Left on bases-Butte. 4: Salt Lake
.. Time. so Umpire. Frary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
Federal Leg

indianapolis 80 80 '.,,....--s z
Cleveland ..-''' ." .....-''fS =
Chicago -. "a ......-ss1
81, Louis ,'.- " ....-'''a
Kansas CITY -''''' .....,-''s
Pit;sbvrg .'.''' ai
\, kansas ciu7cl'''' /. 4
x /, s, Loais -ri,lssl1pse, eslrps, -
A. ludiauIVoll'--.-l
situation is wun. ~ AIS
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Rescuer Too Late.

McCloskey sent Erickson in in the hfth,
bu, IL was too late. tho locals having al
ready chalked up nine runs. Erickson
held them TO three hits and a single score
In the Aye innings he pitched.
salt Lake played errorlcss ball. giving
both Morgan and Erickson good support
TIE Visitors found Robinson for nine
safe ones, but managed 10 send only Ave
men across home plate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11

Special 10 The Tribune,
UTE. Mont. Aug. loButte and
Salt Lake broke even today In the
IN double header which concludes the
- series here. the Coppers took the
FIRST and the visitors captured the
second, ragged exhibition on the part
OF Butte
In the first game the Coppers hit Nor
gan ell over The lot, finding him for six
safe ones in the FIRST another In the sec
ond and three in the third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
Southern League

Nashville & Atlanta g.
Mobile :. Memphis :.
Montgomery 90. New orlcan. 10
Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail US your films Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co, 159 Main street Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement, J
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NIISSOULA

Score b. inning
SIe1t talb 30 l n q q 0 l. I
Alssoula g.. &C.. "a 0 o q q o 3 10
Summary Two-Oaso hIts-Carman. Daschbach
Chhngnon. Sacrifice blts-Perriac Daschbach
Double plhy-Siner TO Pott1 70 Hester Wild
pitch-Bohen. Stolen oases-Tobn Morse Faye
Bases on balls-on Bohon 3. off Williams l2
Struck out-By Bohcn T. by Williams g. Lett
on bnscs-Grea; Falls L. Missoula g. Time
hour and 90 minutes. Umpire-LaRoque
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-11
GROOM TICHTENS Up
At CRITICAL TIMES
Senators Trim Maps in Sum-
day Game to the Tune
of 6 to /.
American League.

Washington. 8, Cleveland, I.
No other games scheduled.
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HELENA

'Batted for Ames In ninth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28
ENGINEER TELLS
TALE OF TRAGEDY
E. F. Webb Relates Incidents in
Fatal Accident to Young
Man at Coal Chutes.
BUT THREE MEN TESTIFY
Jury Finds That William Burns Came
10 Death in Performance of His
Duty Sunday Night.

That William Francis Burns, 'Dav-
export, was in the performance of his
duty when he was fatally injured at
the coal shutes in the Rock Island
yards. at Thirty-frst street, Sunday
night, was the verdict of the coroner's
jury this morning.
The inquest was conducted by
Coroner R. c. ]. Meyer. Moline, at the
undertaking parlors of Charles H.
Wheelan. 1920 Third avenue, at 8
o'clock this morning
ENGINEER TEsTIFIEs.
The testimony which was of the
greatest import was that of E. F.
webb, engineer on the engine upon
which the Davenport young man was
firing. He said:
Il had worked for the past eight
days with Burns We were going into
the coal chutes to take on fuel and
then were going to tank up with water
signalled to the man at the chutes
that ! wanted six tons and he told me
TO take chutes number three and four
THE first thing / was aware of, as
was backing into the chutes was
great commo,ion. / had thought that
Burns was standing on the tender as
is the custom when backing into the
chute but saw him fall to the ground
! applied the emergency and swung
down from the cab. He was crawling
away from the engine and l Helped
him up. He said to me, Webb, can't
live. l am going to die.
I'VE took him into the office and he
was later taken to the hospital.
don't exactly know how he happened
to be leaning out of the window
thought that he was on the tender
! The engine was going at about Two
miles an hour. The post which he
struck was about ten inches from the
train. There is not room enough for
man to stand between the post and
a passing train without 5eins killed or
injured"
The switchman on the train, ]. j.
Rowley, testified as to the location of
the train and the body when he ar
! rived. Joseph Burns. brother of the
| deceased, who has been a fireman for
the past three years, told the jury
that he did not blame anyone for the
death of his brother. The jury SEEM
ed content with the evidence of these
three men and a short while later
! brought in the verdict
FUNERAL THURSDAY.
! The funeral services over the re-
mains will be held at the late home OF
Mr. Burns, CIT East Fourth street,
/ Davenport, at o'clock Thursday
morning. Father d. ]. Flannery will
have charge and burial will be made
in st. Marguerites cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28
ASK BIDS FOR PROVISIONS
NEEDED AT BETHANY HOME

Bids on the following list of pro
visions needed for Bethany home for
November should be sent to Mrs. j.
W. Crandall. S35 Twenty-fifth street,
by noon, Friday. Oct. 81:
Ceresoto flour, u sacks; graham
flour, 2 sacks; yellow corn meal, 2
sacks; Cream of Wheat, II PACKAGES;
Wheatina. - packages; oatmeal. 3
packages; Itin's crackers. box; mix
ed cookies, 1 box; K. r. tomatoes
BIB. cans, case: X. p. peas, Bib.
cans, l case; K p corn, BIB cans. l
case; Bell coffee, Il packages; JAP.
uncolored tea, lbs; Elbon macaroni
u packages; sat, large size. , sacks;
Karo syrup, gallon cans. II cans:
Amazon vinegar, 2 gallons; X P.
cooking molasses, quarts: Safety
matches, u boxes; toile, paper, II
rolls; medium weight brooms, 3:
Dutch Cleaner, g cans: Crisco, large
cans, 30 lbs. navy beans, 70 lbs; lima
beans, ) lbs; head rice, Is lbs: bacon,
Is lbs; eggs, 10 doz.; creamery but
ter, 10 lbs; graduated sugar, 125
lbs; pumpkins, cans; Postum, 8
packages; cod fish. 5 lbs; bulk starch,
5 lbs; ROYAL baking powder, lbs;
raisins, Darts, 3 packages; vanilla. 2
large bottles; ground ginger, Hall.
gaR's, Z ID.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28

by the death of a relative" recited
Mrs. Starks Viola begged to be TAX
en- back with us as far as Chicago so
that she could make a lady OF herself
At Chicago, the relative with whom
Viola was to have made her home, had
left the city and the girl then begged
to be taken along to Rock Island.
MY husband fell in love with the
girl and Immediately became cold to-
ward me. Every night, when my hus-
band was working at the depot, Viola
went to. meet him. She turned my
home into a beer parlor. and every
night she and my husband sat up until
after midnight, drinking and earous-
ing
Leslie. my husband. has not worked
for several weeks, but Viola has lived
a life OF shame and has handed over
her earnings to him. have suspected
Leslie of infidelity and when couldn't
stand il any. longer, / decided to call
the police in on the affair"
ARRESTED BEFORE.
The husband told an entirely differ
ent story and denied any improperly
OF conduct. He staunchly defended
the niece and turned against his wife.
After hearing the case, Magistrate
Smith addressed the girl: Il will give
yo-- 12-dsy sentence at hard labor.
You can wash windows and scrub
floors for while. That will take the
beer and high life out of your system.
AT the expiration of your sentence, if
you do not get out OF town, will 'vag'
you for six months
A similar sentence was given to the
man 1t will be remembered that
Starks and his niece were arrested
several monhs ago on complaint of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28
ALTON PACKARD
WILL BE HEARD
Cartoonist Will Be Initial Mum
Der on High School Lyceum
Course.

Alton Packard will give the first
number of the local high school lyceum
course tomorrow evening. Mr.. Pack
ard is a well known cartoonist on
the Redpath circuit, ana wherever he
has presented his illustrated talk, he
has met with success. Mr.. Pack
ard has number of lectures in
cAlding Vanity Fair Uncle Sans
Folks" Funny People Fun and
Fancy in Form and Color" and Sue
cess and How to Dodge 1t,
Alton Packard has been on the
Iyeeum platform for over dozen
years and throughout that time has
made and sustained. an enviat.e rep
utation. Some time ago Mr.. Packard
appeared in Davenport on the Y.
NJ c. A platform. and, at that time.
pleased a large audience of tri-city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28
wife SPURNEDBY
LOVELORN HUBBY
infatuated by Niece, Man
Threatens to Put Better Half
Out of Way, Is Charge.
SOUL MATES BEHIND BARS
"Viola Came 10 Live With Us and
Broke Up Ny Home"-Mrs.
Victoria stsrks.

Claiming that her niece had broken
up her home and alienated her hus-
bands affections. Mrs. Victoria Starks
yesterday swore out a warrant for the
arrest OF her husband. Leslie. and his
soul-mate Viola, on a disorderly con-
duct charge. Officer Sullivan nabbed
the couple at 705 Eleventh street last
night and this morning both Of them
we're given II days at hard labor. The
principals in the case are all colored.
Mrs. Starks told a pitiful story in
court She alleged that her husband
was infatuated with his comely niece
10 such an extent that he had threat
ened TO kill his wife, in order that the
love affair might proceed uninter-
rupted.
TALE OF PERFIDY.
ct all started several months ago
when we were called to Indianapolis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28
MEN WILL SHOOT TO
QUALIFY THURSDAY

AS the time on the range has not
been extended, Captain Ed A Duna-
win. Company A, Sixth regiment, Illi-
nOis national guard, this city will &C
company five members of the local
guard to the range Thursday after
noon where they win shoot to qualify
in one of the various classes.
All members but these five have
completed their range work for this
season and the reports are required to
be sent to the Springfield authorities
before Nov. 1.
The men had intended occupying
the range Sunday afternoon but in
clement weather prevented the shoot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-28

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