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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23

Williams %, Princeton Vanderbilt
aud Virginia az Nashville. Yale. and
Colgate a' NDr Haven ana pennsyl-
vanilla ana SHarthmore az philadel-
phiu
The opening saturday OF Novem-
Der Will find the college eleyens Of
ali section. uu edge for the ch m
uiuuship games az the season. Close
90 100 games between rival aud web
900 irhvd teams are scheduled. the
principal feature contests being.
Harvard 49, Princeton. Yais Va
Brown Wisconsin ys. Minnesota
Pennsylvania ys Michigan, Wander
| lilt ts Tennessee. Mississippi vs..
I Tulane, Wesleyan vs. Williams.
/ pouusy ltunia vs. Lohigh and Carlisle
Holy Crors
] The second saturday OF November
viii bc red letter day In football.
Princeton opens the new Palmer
Memorial stadium with the Yale
game, Cornell goes 20 Ann Arbor to
piH. Michigan and Carlisle To- chic
i AGO to face tho strong and spectac-
u'ar Nn'Ir nIm. eleven Harvard
mas hI""" %. 'N "pp'h'n' oy' avuse
.N' '''-''' 'i'.h IIih"lH ana Cnlc-
ago m,'' Do 'h'II 'hhual ooniilc',
. Pennsylvania and Dartsmouth do
/ uk.N#. while virginia and Swarth-
! more, Wesleyan ana Trinity wash
'hfl"u ana oregon ana q score OF
I "I.' ODD. games i"Hua ou' the uay
Tho football. classics of the year
/ N"| ID. p...'I I"' io'Io"lns Saiuf
/ ii. Nov "N'H 'hf teams OF iaie
T Hh0 Harvard meet 'nsnsual iea-
iII'r maik POO. game. TOR ~ VIII
serve '- '.r N'l'''lIns attraction OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
WITH THE BONERs =
-. .+..<+ 4.

George chip will engage in e. re-
turn battle Vlth BiIly Murray before
taking 1T Mike Gibbons
Nlftt Baldwin lightweight cham
r.ou uf Naa EuElaud. has consented
10 aI,. E1IIr Murphy another chance
fo rrlHiu fUr title
Cant 90 away from To- Charley
White th, chicago lightweight. Ger
ta.nlt I1ut ike the rirht person to
tackle Freddie welsh Tor the cham
piou.hIp
S. ihp elr has grabbed the box
inr game u Europe IL may boz OK.
pecteI that tho near future will see
large gathering cd the talent ou
ODD. side ~ the vet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
NEWTON To MEET
BEST OF LEAGUE
MEN WHO WILL FACE KANSAS
DELEGATION TAKE PLACE
ACCORDING 10 RATING

When the Newton Kansas ball
team clashes with the Leaguers to-
day they will De met by team COM
POSED of the best fielders and heav-
lest hitters In the league. Record OF
the playing ability 0f every signed
player j. kept 80 v hen The team trots
cut on the field the Amarillo fan
may look them over knowing that
the player OF each position has put
up better game at that station
than any Their man In the league.
Hitting Is what wins games and
with this idea IN mnd the propre-
tor OF the Drew Crosset cigar store
offered pre- to the player who
holds the highest batting average
81 the season aud who has partici-
pated in at least ten games.
This prize Is a beautiful $3.50
meerchaum pipe and will be highly
priced by the heavy hitter who wins
a.
The League can boast OF a bunch
at heavy hitters, not only IN the Lea
que games but AGAINST all visiting
pitchers. and the following averages
9TH the close Of the season but four
games away. may give the fan and
player alike a chance to guess the
lucky winner
Red Ashley. defendant from long
nne OF Sioux Indian battles, brother
of the Red Men when the tomahawk
played an important part In the win
ming OF game with the white set
'lers. now leads the League with a
lifting clip OF i22 Ashley dons
the war bennett and breast prOtec-
tor for the Woodmen team and fans
G-e invited to watch him do the war
Oauce in approved Sioux Indian style
when one of the timhermen make an
error or the umpire fails TO inter
Irai Reds thought waves concerning
the Judgment OF ball or strike
This pont-np war path animousity Is
vented by slashine the ball when
he steps 10 the bat. thus preventing
an indian outbreak before a grand
stand Of Mortified spectators u Is
rlmored that the pitchers, knowing
this. purposly let Red pound the ball
Roark. center fielder of the Prae-
tnrian team. is second with an aver
tPp OF .il5.
blanchard. who chambers up and
down first base for the Santa Fee
follows with 400
Nlnning tastes insurance man
and serOnd baseman In The Pauhaa
de also hits q 100 clip.
Dick Levi. home run clonter of
inc league. wallops lho boil around
$50
Oiho. dark horses IN the race
who may lean against the ball and
Nin The coveted prize during the
four last games are Bates. 400.
Naldrp. 1855: Alsip. BIS. Andrews
$40. Campbell Wallis. .a57. Rich.
afd-6n. $50; Max Murry $40 a. ]
Wallis. .3i2; j. H. Allen. 1888. DOYLE
.a25. and Horned BIB
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
FOOTBALL SEASON
~ soon 10 BEGiN

NEW YORK Aug o. spectre
RE football 3. BEGINNING 90 stalk
baseball Although the prospective
po.naut winners and world cham
piuaHhip coutcudcra are yet iu the
making the rriairou game .H less
tlau q month away on SatTd11
sept 10. the iniiia. call ia mimic
conflict viii sound and from that
day until the first saturday Zoo De
cembor football yin rise ana wauc
m It's short but active reign
Viewed from every angle the ap.
preaching season promises 10 be O
most remarkable and record-hrolk
ing period In the grldirou sport lu
the number of games alone the seas.
ON viii stand out with unusual prom
thence Many notable idterscctionaI
contests are scheduled Including .
game between Harvard and Michl
gan Early iu tho season both Sal,
and Princeton uuItersitic. Wli dp#
/ i,ate new and mammoth stJdinms
AS has been the ease tor sever.
years the Carlisle Indians and OBJ,
. Albright college eleven have th'
honor of opening the season wilh
/ IA. game set for Sept 90 Cornell
follows close con- their heels with q
/ game against IrIuum uu sept ,H
and ua the succeeding SdturdJ.
/ Vale. Harvard Princeton peHuHI
/ yauia. Dart .ToHtu aud host ui u'"
/ or 'leycus Iu various parts OFF iW
.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
LABOR DAY PARADE
To Be MILE LONG
SIX HUNDRED MEN PREPARING
FOR ANNUAL MERRiMAk.
NC SEPTEMBER :.

On Labor Day streets OF Amarillo
will be- thronged with visitors who
will Join hands with Ms IN holiday
spirit and take part u the many cele-
bratuns which an active body OF some
tx hundred men are preparing for
the day
4 mile-lonE parade ol march
ing men and beautiful floats VIII
compete IN friendly spirit for the
viii Dee fired TO start the parade
the band will carroll a military march
squckers. toy balloons. confetti.
bright remnants and vari-colored par
asols wiz be- IN evidence as proof
positive fhat the carnival spirit is
holding full sway 4 partial list
0f the prominant business men OF
the city who viii decorate the parade
with beautiful floats is here given.
i. ] Case T. a NJ Co.. Swift Pack
ing CO.. Waples Platter Grocery Co.
Amarillo Grain q coal co.. Avery a
Co. OF Ten. Mcknight Transfer CO..
Armour Packing Co. Mobiles Bros.
Grocery Co. Amarillo Bank a Trust
Co. aud Amarillo Nill g. Elevator
Go.
AZ the Western Stock Show the
Armour Packing CO.. won the prize
with tloa' drawn hy eight of the
largest aud gl0ssiest horses that ever
appeared on the street. of Denver
From tae vicinity OF Dalhlrt a
/ train load OF people vil embark for
b Amarillo carrying IN glass case the
: fas. ball team of that city That
f team will be- trained 10 the minute
and are expected 90 defeat the Lea.
+ -uers and carry away the uame of
champion al th, Panhandle TIA,
two teams are nov tied Tor HIGH
place Labor Days game win dcrid,
The issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23

BASEBALL CHATTER


Moose Mccormick has made good
as MANAGER al Chattanooga and
Will pilot the team allu next seas
on
lust one victory IN each city visit
cd was the record made by the Chi
cago Cubs on their recent trip east
The New York Yankees have been
displaying q better brand Of ball
since their return home from the
disastrous western trip.
Young Martin the Georgetown
shoris,op secured by the Boston
Braves. has been sent home by Man
aver Stallings Martin suffered a
broken leg IN the Georgetown
Princeton game last June. and viii
be- unable to play with the Braves
this season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL

The Ideal family hotel IN
Amarillo. la been rcturnish-
I'd aud Is now undergoing
thorough oycrhaulIng. paint
Ing. papering and decorating.
Has humorous outside rooms.
attractive ladies' parlor. am
pie porchcs. and lawns An
inviting place for high-class
patronage No Objectionable
people allowed under any cir
cumstauces. believe Amar-
illo viii appreciate and pat
rOnize such hosiery a place
Tor your wife. sister or mother.
Rooms ~ suite. withor with.
out board. European, ~ per
week up. American, board
and room. 80 per week and
up. Meal tickets, 81 meals,
for 81. Best table IN the city.
Give " u trial.
p. a. STEWART. Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS


Pittsburgh q. Kansas city
Baltimore . 81. louis .
Brooklyn ga. indianapolis D,
Buffalo y. Chicago 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
Where They Play To-day

Pittsburgh al kansas City
Baltimore az 81 Louis.
Brooklyn az indianapolis
Buffalo AZ Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23

Modern Eve testing methods made
obsolete Do, pro,e-s ui u-iug -tr4ug
drugs to dilate the pupils Have
sou Glasses Fitted without drugs.
What the use IN fitting a paralyz-
"a ESQ when all iis functions can be-
gspi Foinr naturally Dr Wolcoti
2s.-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
CITY LEAGUE
STANDING Oh THE TEAMS
Buylna stoeks

Willis There are 40 ways OF buy.
Ing stocks One Is % buy outright
Gillif-'Yes the other "a TO buy la
sfoug Puck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
Where They Play To-day

Galveston AT ~. Worth
Houston at Waco.
Beaumont M Austin
san Antonio al Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS


D"uycr SO. Omaha Ia
Wichita O. ST. Joseph
Lincoln Sioux lily 2 ~ inning.
Topeka 60 ues NOines 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
Where They Play To-day

rnston AT Pittsburgh
rrooklyn at St Louis
New York al Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23

Or T.. a. Johnston has moved his
office 90 rooms and pucke,i
building adjoining telephone build
lns. ?0s-'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING on TEAMS
Yesterday RESULT

81 Louis At. Philadelphia 30
Detroit :. Washington !
Cleveland .. Boston I
Chicago =. New York =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
texas LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS


~ Dallas r n T..
Galveston .............. T. =
Dallas .........,.. 4 ~ 2
Harlem. NoyGs. Mullins. Nullin
Umpire Matthews
AZ llonston-- u n r.
AUSTIN ..tt.t.t. t.st !
Houston .............. /
ORles. Fenner. Goodwin Kitchens
Umpire Howell
At Fl worth Y " T..
San Antonio ............ .
vt Worth ....a.... rs 10 !
Enrieht. HauenstFn. Versley and
Ilaish Umpire BaumgVtner
Al Waco X w. T..
beaumont .......; $685.. ]
Waco ................ = 4
rrandt. Martina and Belts lIill.
REILLY Empires Morgan. Buckley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS

Yesterdays Results.
New York I Cincinnati -
Brooklyn =. 81. Louis 4
Philadelphia 3. Chicago !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-23
Where They Play Toda,

Ma games scheduled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29

man whose record in the past as a
saloonkeeper has been anything but
good, and turn down a man whom we
never have any trouble within"
Rudaren for PannelI.
Commissioner Rudgren, in speaking
on behalf of Pannell, said: You have
no charge against him except that he
has sold booze on Sunday. Have you
not had the same charges against
some of the best saloonkeepers in
this city? They came in and paid their
fines and kept on running. Nothing
more was done about it. AS far as l
know Mr.. Pannell he is a good saloon
keeper. He plans on moving his fam
lily into the rooms over the saloon so
that you won't need TO fear that dis
orderly house will be maintained over
il"
Before the matter was put to a vote,
the mayor again expressed himself as
opposed TO Pannell. as follows: "It
we want better saloon conditions in
the city OF Rock Island. we want TO
put in men with whom we never had
trouble. rather than one who has given
US trouble while he was running a sa-
loon here"
The roll call was then taken on Il
and Commissioners Hart and Bear and
the mayor voted against II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
over 100 ENJOY
PHYSICAL WORK
Business Mems Glass Starts
With a Whoop at the
Y. M. g. A.

There were 10S men and boys who
we're in attendance at regular gymnas-
ism classes yesterday at the y. NJ. c..
A. The business mems class started
with "whoop" and 16 men had a short
work out and then made all kinds of
noise during the volley ball period.
This class promises to be one of the
best on record in the local gymnasium
and the men are taking lots of inter
est in the work. 1t is a common thing
now to go to a business mans Office
and find card something like this
tackled on it: "Off to the gym for
volley ball and fun
The senior class with 81 men met
last night to take the tests for the first
time. This class is open to any mem
Der of the association over is years
of age.
Today the busy men class will meet
at 6:15 for their first session. Volley
ball will be the order of activities every
Tuesday and Thursday at SIS and
for the men who do not get enough of
it on Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
the gym is open at that hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
REJECT OFFER OF
SANATORIUM SITE
Local Owner Makes Three
Propositions to Council
Offering Two Tracts.
WANTS THE CITY TO TRADE
Suggests That She Give 20 Acres
South CT Twenty Third Avenue
fer Municipal Property

That the city council is planning
on locating the proposed municipal
sanitorium for the treatment OF tub
erculosis on a bluff on Rock river as
soon as the land on the hill which is
now owned by the city and which was
purchased for the purpose j sold, was
animated by Mayor Schrirer at the
session of the council this morning.
a letter which Mrs. Sophie Nelson
sent to the commission was read hy
Commissioner Rudgren. Mrs. Nelson
owns 10 acres of land between Twenty
seventh and Thirtieth streets, and
south of Twenty-third avenue. She
offered this to the council for sana-
forum purposes for $1,000. In the
same communication she stated that
which she stated she would dispose
of for $4,000 to the commission.
She also made a third proposition in
which she offered to trade the entire
90 acres to the city for the site on the
hill district originally intended for the
hospital and purchased for that prr-
pose.
The commissioners didn't seem to
look with favor on any of the propo-
sitions. The council thought that 20
acres of land was too much.
II think that we ought to turn the
matter down." said the mayor. Tween
~ acres is too much. We have several
sites now in view on the bluff along
the Rock river. and as soon as we can
dispose of our present site we can
buy any OF these. Besides Sill, 900
or $4,000 is too much. and am sure
that we can get these sites much
cheaper. Too. the location Is much
better"
Fix Twelfth Street.
Wien the council adjourned the for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
HEAR EVIDENCE
IN DAMAGE SUIT
Charles Carlson Tells Jury Mo
torman Knocked Him Off
Street Car.

Evidence in the case of Charles Carl
son, 1119 Eleventh street, Moline, VS..
the Tri-City Railway company for
$1,000 damages for a broken ankle, al
legged to have been received when a
motorman on the Elm street line
showed him off the car into the street.
is being heard today in circuit court
before Judge r w. Olmsted.
The company claims Carlson had
been clipping cars" and that he fell
accidentally into the street. McEniry
& McEniry appear for the boy and
Searle & Marshall for the company.
The jury hearing the case is COM
posed of ]. b. Souders, Will Nickel,
George Andrews and Charles Soud-
ers, Rock Island; Nels Vestermark,
Ernest Wolfrum, South Rock island:
A. ]. Farber, Port Byron; William Col
Inns, F. o. Hartung, Moline; Rolls
S:oehr, Fred Shave, Hampton, and
William II. Ryan, Drury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
Changing Matters.

Can the diamond be destroyeu v
tense heat?" asks a reader. !,
Yes. Any substance known can
vaporized in the fierce heat OF inc !.
trio furnace. The word "desuv 4 !
should not have been used. pialnV ,.ns
chemically pure carbon-tna1 ~ s,aI b
black-and the same quantity go .sh,l
lists after the diamond has sa sa-m 4
Man is now able to destroy INC ~, q
all matter known to chemists'S q
matter disappears as matter, 80
resolve back into its primo's.-., .,
irons. These are pure eleetric's s.,,s
nothing else exists. These man n
create nor destroy. All tnat a. NJ
man can create is a thought .n
not been created before. But W. n..r,s
theory, for all thoughts may DC ,,i,ss
But here one must stop. for ou !, ID
cannot think of the meanins Win d
word eternal,-Edgar Lucien
New York American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29

who is now teaching in Oak PARK aeA
school.
The others appointed and Their posf
lions are as follows: Miss Vrsnh
Ballard, faculty member OF the poa'''
Fac Hannah, editor-in-chief ana seS
rotary of the board; Edgar James Ouf
mess manager; Bert Metcaf, assia
ant business manager, who also = !
take charge of the press notes Oh "
paper; Margaret Dibbern, ASSISTANT y
itor-in-chief; Elizabeth Swisner =.
Robert Olmsted. joke editors; ulA
lotte Murray, literary; ana 'i'''-
Thomas. athletics.
The orchestra of the ROCK is,aI,
high school met last night after 'cnD.
for the initial practice. the loii0"~'
officers were appointed; -
President-Hugo Larson. i
ecretary-Kenneth Vernon. \
Treasurer-E. NJ. Starr. -.
Principal A. j Burton. leader y, =,
orchestra announces that the SEM
will be provided with an exceptlona..
good organization this year. lou'
row night meeting of the oAn1
new feature, will be held Win ~. II.
w. Caste. Mr.. Casio states ina
band will be composed OF ~ p.s.
and that it will be used at the 'a
football games that will be s'as0
home this year. -,.,s
The Monmouth game will be pi',~
at Rock Island instead OF al 'ne
mer city as scheduled. The reaso.
this is the remarkable Attendance !,
the alumni game last SATURDAY -
Burch of the Athletic assoo
states that about SIPS was clears
the game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
STAFF SELECTED
FOR COMING YEAR
Those Who Are to Get Out
Watch Tower Organize
for Work.

A meeting was held last night after
school of the staff of the Watch Tow
err" the Rock Island high school pa
per. its purpose being the organiza-
ton of that body for the year 1914-15.
Miss Jennie Sturgeon. of the faculty,
presided as chairman. Mr.. Butts and
Will Robb of the faculty were appoint
ed to I'LL the position vacated by 4. Q.
Larson, former teacher in the COM
mercial branches of the local school,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
CITY CHAT
CAdvertisementsN

tAdvertisements)
Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Tretz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storaxe
R. ]. ISL
Wear 81 (union made) hat. Mems
Fashion Shop. Harper House block.
All the news all the time-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29

NAL session this morning it was to
meet again tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
The road commissioners from South
Rock Island will be in attendance at
the meeting and the Improvement OF
the Twelfth street road, part of which
lies in this city and a part outside of
the city limits in South Rock Island
township. will be discussed.
AT the meeting of the council yester-
DAY afternoon $500 was appropriated
TO the repair of the road. providing that
the South Rock Island township ap-
propriate similar amount.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
.BLEDSOE ASKS TO
RUN LITTLE GAME
over HIS SALOON
Mayor Schriver Makes Interest
ing Expose When Lii
cense Is Asked for.
APPLICATION IS REFUSED
Claims Other Places in Town Are Do
ing It, but Is Unable to Sub
stantiate Statement.

'If you were anxious to run clean,
decent place. why did you ask me If
you could run little game upstairs"
was the hot rejoinder of Mayor III. NJ.
Schriver to Herman Bledsoe, when
the latter appeared before the city
commission yesterday afternoon to
make application for a transfer of a
saloon license to operate the dram
shop which John Hollenbasch, S31
Fifth avenue. has been running. Fol-
lowing the mayors expose, the re-
quest for a permit was unanimously
rejected.
Lots of the saloon men are doing
it," informed the applicant, who said
he was % years of age and had never
been in the saloon business before.
Maybe they are, but that doesn't ex-
cuse you" declared the mayor.
Can you tell me where the places
are where games are permitted up
stairs?'' inquired Commissioner Bear.
81 can't remember" said Bledsoe.
Then why do you make such broad
assertion" asked Commissioner Bear.
Third Time Up.
Ills Is the 41OhOds nave
had this matter up" asserted the
mayor. 81 learned more dope today
concerning this applicant from a man
on the city payroll. If this commits
sion wants to take the position of turn
ing down my resolution favoring re-
fusal of the license in the face of what
have stated, we'll and good
81 uphold the mayor in his position
When you talked to the mayor
about operating a game upstairs" ask
ed Commissioner Rudgren of Bled-
soc. what did you mean?"
"Oh. just a little social game of
cards" replied the applicant.
Did you mean gambling" insisted
Commissioner Rudgren, "or just for
amusement"
Admits Wanted Game.
Lots of fellows want to play cards
for the drinks" explained the man.
you did hint, at least, to the mayor.
that you wanted to start a game over
your saloon?" queried Commissioner
Reynolds.
Didn't you tell me at the bottom of
the stairs the other day that you de
sired TO operate a game upstairs?"
again insisted the mayor.
Yes. sir. did"
81 am not satisfied as to the kind of
game inferred" complained Commits
sioner Rudgren.
You know what the sporting fra
ternity means by game" suggested
the mayor.
81 am not in n position to place this
young man in the sporting class" an
nounced Commissioner Rudgren. He
looks clean enough
HE looks like he knew the differ
ence between a pair of jacks and a
pair of deuces," commented his honor
Didn't Blame Him.
"I can hardly blame him for his at
titude when he knows what is going
on in some of the saloons of the CITY,"
argued Commissioner Rudgren. How
ever, could hardly vote to give him
permit if he started out with such an
announced intention as this"
1T looks as though the council is
rather inclined to favor giving him
permit. anyway" sarcastically replied
the mayor
The resolution was then offered by
Mayor Schriver that the permit be not !
granted and it carried unanimously.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-29
Kind Editors.

Needless to say, the night was cold.
Brrr,
I'VE have used up the last stick OF
wood in the house." said the young
artist to the brooding poet as they
sat beside the embers OF fire. What
shall We do? Must sacrifice my latest
canvass
Hold" said the poet 81 shall bring
my rejected slips"
And they kept the fire going all
night.-New York Post