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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
NOTES INFLUENCING THE pAV
By Levy Brothers.

bg Levy bIOlneIS.
 The Illinois coal operators na.ly refuse the miners four per cent in- crease in wage demands.
 Independent oil r-ducers organize and will ask Congress for protection from interests said to, be controlling prices and transportation in oil h. the Ok ahoma fields.
 American stocks in Lcnton were strong about one point up.
 Hnerta's proposal that the Amer jeans evacuate Vera Cruz rejected by the United States.
 Hayden Store says: When the sit uation seems almost hopeless it is next 10 impossible to interest anyone in securities. Tho market Is apt 10 be near the turning point We are inclined to believe that this point Is net far away l. is by no means to incur extended obligations. Senti- ment, however. is apt to change very suddenly, and We still maintain that given favorable rate decision, many of the clouds now seem 70 lower will be quickly dissipated
 Metal-Copper mel report some what increased demand for the metal. Prices show a hardening tendency at 1iit to l41s for electrolytic.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
SHORTS COVERING
 ENDS ADVANCE IN
 MARKET DULL DAY

NEW YORK. April 20-Advance in the stocks halted and the market drift cd idly through the session. losing quickly a slight early advance. To- ward the close the tone became heavy. Extensive covering on the advance of the proceeding two days made the position of the short in tcrests less vulnerable and stocks were supplied more freely.
 Distinctive weakness developed in a few spots, but the average loss was small The late decline in the mar. kot was influenced by the weakness of few stocks. such as Canadian Pa. ciflc the Gould issues and Rock Isl and common and preferred. sold at low levels. Collateral bonds also made a new low mark, slumping more than points to 31 l-4.
 On reports that the next interest payment would not be met. Missouri Pacific dropped to 1850 Steel WIS under slight pressure at times. but held up well in view of a deficit of more than s6OO0.OOO reported for the last quarter.
 Bonds were steady Active issues were not essentially changed. aside from Rock Island collaterals. Total sales. par value. S1,S9OOO U s. twos coupon declined fourth, Pan. anna two's coupon. registered. a half on call A block Of [. s. two's cou- pon sold at 97. compared with previ. ous actual sales at 99.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
PAINE. WEBER LETTER.
Received by L. I. Overlook.

Received b. L. ]. Overlook
 BOSTON. April 29-There was no change |, Mexican situation and stocks held steady. In the Boston list, Arizona Commercial was active and higher on good news from the mines People who sold C. & A. and Gresne Cananea on war news are talk iug back jheir stocks. The rest of the coppers showed little change, but demand for them Is increasing. Ad- vices yesterday should have read Greene Consolidated passed dividend Greene Canauea win probably do like wise when directors meet in near fu- ture. Total sales, New York, 26g.- 300. Money. 1% per cenl Metal. 14A.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
STATE ENGINEER IS
 PREPARING FOR HARD
 WORK 60 MIN s YEAR

PHOENIX, April 2s-State Eugi- neer Lamar Cobb is already making plans for the letting of road-building contracts in all parts of the State next fall
 We expect next winter to be the busiest in the history of Arizona, so far as road building is concerned" Engineer Cobb stated. During the summer we will obtain various data necessary to the letting of contracts and prepare specifications for the work that is to be done.
 Much is to be done and this office is confronted with many se- rious problems regarding where the States road money can be spent to the best advantage. We are going to stretch 1t out just as far as 1t will go, always keeping the idea of permanency in mind"
 Convicts will soon be at work on
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
Union Pacific
I2H
Wheat
Cotton.

July .................... ..... lZ.4o
 May .........................,...12.5S
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-30
VISITED THE cHIRicAHAUs.

R. O. Fife of Kansas City, accom-. panied by several business men of that city. returned last night from the Chiricahua mountains in the vi cinity of Paradise where they had been to make examination of group Of mining claims there, The party left this morning, each carrying sacks Of sample ore taken from the prop. erty. In the past considerable de velopment work has been done on the property and there is chance fol more work as the result Of the Iiesent trip Of Mr. Fife and his as- socictes. Mir Fife several years ago successfully operated a property in the Tabitacachi district in Sonora. south of Douglas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06

lest pelen silly, zycia i enereji. Czlowiek ~niezdrowy za5,
czuje sic stale zneczonym. slabym, jest zawsze smutnym
czuje sic z{amanym ma duchu. - Jezeli czujesz, ze POI
wyzsze opsy choroby sic i Ciebie tycza, ME zaniedbuj
~leczenia. Uzywaj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06
Latowe zapchante nfebez.
piecZne.

Zapchanle " czasie latowem jest
nlebezpiecxniejszem niz " lesieni,
zimie LIB ma wiosne. Pokarmy .ja-
kie spozywao1e 50 wlecej zm nrliaEtallto
ne i 60 podobniejsse do fernento~
wanna " waszym zo}adku. " ten
ozas m.o,e ched do picla wiele wo-
dy zimnej v czasie goraczek, to %
n,szosy zoiadek. Kluoie, febrs,,tru
cizna Ptomainy j lnne chorrby 60
natuiralnym wynikiem Pc DO Lax.
sachowa was zdvowo. PowIekszaI
z6fc, kt6ra Jest potrzebra do natu..5
ralnego roswalnian'a. Przez :1rfosasppeey,
diane : ~wnetrznoSci zapchanych5
nieczystosci. Po-Do-Lax sprawl -
bedsieciie zdrowszymi. Jest lagod.
ne { skuteozne. Wezcie dawkedsi6
wiscsofem. SOC d wassych=apteka.
r1y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06
z POZNANSKIEGO.

NAKED. Wskutek w&asnej ME.
o%str6znoSc1 nabaw;}a sic wielklego
nleszcze6oia iona pewnego robotni-
ka. Poaczas c~zyszczeoia p}yty ma
maszynce do gotowsn,a wywr6ci}a
ona butelke z okowita, kt6ra rozla.
Ia sig ma odzie5 kobiety j cd gora-
ca sic zapaliia. Przerazona kobieta
pc 7obna do pochodn,, wybieg}a
NJ podwdrze, gdzie mistrz kolo"
dziejski p. Kazmierczak mlechaml
p{oullen ma niej ~ugasi}. Mimo to
nieszcze6liwa okropnie ZIG popa-
rzy}a.
w TRZEMESZNIE, ko}u spie-
wackiemu policya ME pozwolifa ma
urzadzen,e pochodu. Zakaz ten
brzmi " doslownem t}6maozeniu:
~ ro1porzadzenla p. landrata z
Mogllna ME udzlela sic pozwolenia
ma zam,erzonY wymarsz ze wzgledu
na to, re " najnowsEym czasie To-
warzy.twa polskle ezesto jawnie i
umyslnle ME dba{y Q wyrazne poli-
cyine i prawne przepisy.ss
{ OSTROW. Prey I'll. Kallskiej
p~ostrzelik l8 letnl Edmund Dab
kiewioz 16-letui4 ]. Zielinsk4 "
box nastepnie sam sieble. obu
rsnnyob prsewieziono do l~asaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06

Anchor" ]est symbolem nadziei i
traplonych neuralgia, biedrzna cbo.
roba, influence, 1aziebieniem, POI
dagra j dobnymi cierpieniami,
imcga bezpionoa miej nadsieJe POI
mocy przsz uzywanie Dra Rlchtersas|
tswiato wei s1awYAncbor Pain Ex.'
,.pa'ere. IS 80 9. ADV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06
z GALICYI.

HkURYER ZA6kEBlA" do
uosi o zagadkowej zbrodni, kt6rej
oflars padf szesciolctni chfopczyk.
Straezuy ten wypadek wskazu]e,
iak na!ezy strzedz dziecl pred
zetknieciem z wsze)klego rodza:u
w46czegaml. Niedawno temu Ia
mieszkalY prey .rodzicach, ul. Mo-
wopogonska, Tadzlo. Dobosx wy
szedI o godz. pol DO 6 na podw6-
RE, ably sic pobawlc, Jakiez by{o
zaniepokojenle, a potem przeraze-
ME rodz'c6w, gdy cbiopiec luz sic
ME pokaza4. Dano og1oszenie do
gazet, zawladomlono pollcye, -
wszystko napr6zno, ohfoplec pre-"
pad}. w pare DIN, p6znlej rodzlce.
otrzymall wiadomo66, xe wldziano
Tadz,a prowadzonego gdsie6 przez
n'eznana 4.braozke : Zagdrsa, ia.
dwige Gala. Babe niezw}ocznie u
jeto i osadzono " a~reszeie sosno-
wieckim Tadsja prz!y tebrac1ce ME
znaleziono. Do zbrodni baba sic
ME przyznals;; natomiast watne 9
.napie--poczynii 7-letni syn Aeelbrac1-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06
49,
z POD MOSKALA.

RkOLEsT0O PoLsKIE.- We.
dug d~oniesien,a 2 kodzi, znalezic-
no we VS., Graczy pc wnego Who's
GAMMA . przerznletem gardfem. ia
lilo p%odejrzenie nj zydow 0 NOR
derstwo rytualne. Pewnego zyda
nazwiskiem Hersch Meth posadzo-
no 0 te zbrodnie. Ludno6d tel miej-
scowo6ci uda}a sig do jego domp,
chcac wykouac ma nin sad doraz-
nv, lecz przeszkodzono W TEN. Me-
tina , jego syna aresztowano. sleds~
two wdroione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY


! B
Z PRUS POLSKICH,
BRODNICA. w poblizu Wroc-
ka najechsl automobil dyrektora
banko~ego Neubeckera 2 Torunia'
mijajqc 2 przeo'wnej strony mad
jezdzajqcy s%amochdd, ma kamien
przydrozny, przyczem s}ama{o sig
przednie ko{o. Wskutek tego ga
moch6d odrzuc,nY zosta} ma stro-
ny. przyczem zfama} sob'e ziet p.
N, nauczyciel PREY szkole handlo-
wei, J1nga, noge. iona jeko Cd
nios}a obrazenia ma rekacb, row
niez szufer lokaleczy} rsce a IN!
s !ektor ubezpieczen Tauber z}amaf
rxke. T4ubera Junga przewiezio~
no do tu~tejszej leczn'cy.
GOLUB. Oneglaj aresztowano
W mlesc,e pogranicznem Dobrzyniu
W Cub. Pfockiej, profesora niemiec
kiego dr.. NagIa pod zarzutem
szpiegostwa. Gazety nlemleckie
donosza, re professor Nagel ME by}
bynajmniej szpleglem, :nteresowaf
on sic natomiast bardAo sprawl
polska i ~wyg}asza} ma tsn temat
kilka odczyt6w. CLcac lepiej zba-
da6 te ciekawa ola niego sprawe
uda} sic podczas wakacyi do Prus
wschodn. l zach. w Dobrzyn,u ro-
biz zapiski o tamtejszych stosun~
kach. Dr.. Nagel znajduJe sig W a.
reszcle W R,pinie.
TUCIfOLA. Kllkoro dz,ecl we.
sz{o do {odz, ~uw;azanej u brzegu
jezlora i odwiaza wszy jq o~dp{yneiy
ma. g|ebia. N<gle 16dz SIG przewr6-
CHA i dz:eci wpadfy do woody !ecz
ia szcze6cle zdofa}y uchwycic sic
~trzciny i trzymafy SIG tax d}ugo
ma powlerzchni az nadesz}a pomoc.
SOPOTY. PAM Karplnska bed9c
zgrzana kapata sig " morzu. Nagls
ucsufa mdtosci, wysz}a z woody, u'
padia i zv6 przestaia, Paraliz p1uc
po}ozY} kres Jei zyclu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06

Boa 2 Iobq, xs,a1eczka do nabc@
rozmiar 34x21 cala.....,lOl l5c
Otsooia Bogu, zbi6r najlepssego
nabozenstwa ; piesni kosciclnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali ....... 45c
Chwata Bogu oprawna W sk6rke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, z{ocone
brzegi... QUO
=
Chwoko Boqu, " ozdobrr bla{ej
opraw,e z klamerk3 z4ocone
brzegl... -. &l.lO
Chwato Bogu, oprawna " m'ekkaa
skorke re z}oconym tytullkiem,
z}ocone brzegi.. $50
Duninu Ksiazka do n~abozenstwa
ola wszystkich katcliAow, opra-
VIVA " sk6rke, ~z1ocone brzegi 2
z}cconym tytullkiem .....$l.5t
49, o. d,.nn ar,b;am
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuciem j
zameczkiem, z zfoconym tytuli-
l1- -loo@~n knnwor1 FL M
GEos Serca -Zblor mod}6w i piesn
drukiem) oprawne " skorke' 2
z{oconym tVtullklem' zfocoae
brzcgl..... .....'..... y
overwhelmingly moa,;twam;
1exsy Sa o.ax6 Ma;Sw;o+.
1 nann% 1 ~ .;' n,an:to.aee
s4s! ann2 .L anram1s =
pom $500 VIM ..
L~-e~Lam -. cLlodoo !. ,Iooonvm
p...,., = 4e,s o,,,c onrawna "
conym tytuliklem, z}ocone brze@'
gi.............. --..... s1!0c
mlekkle] sEorkowel ofra~le =
,foconym 'y'ui'A 'e" A'e o. as
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06

OEUTO UH6Sy Id W ohOAAk
z z}oconym tytulikiem z okucien
izameczk:em, z}ocone brzeg7 coo
Ani0t Str6& Chrzescisnina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}uzacY
ola dusz %poboznych rozmiaru
5x31 call W sk6rkowej oprawie
re z}oconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi.. soc
4miot Str6&-w sk6rkowej opawie
z okuciem i klamerka, re zioco-
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze-
Anidt Str0&-oprawny " mocna
francuska sk6rks, gletkie ok}ad'
XII, z}ocone brsegi, re z}oconym
tytulikiem $l-s5
Ani6t Str0&-Oprawny " mocnq
%francuska sk6rke, miekkle ok}ad~
XII, z}ocone brzegi re z}oconym
tytuligiem $l.5e
Zbiorek mod1itw dla czlonkow A.
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, O.
prawny " sk6rke angielska,
czerwone brzegi, z z1oconym ty-
tullkiem $l.00
Wsanek ku czci Najswietsze; Mary
Panny z r6anych nabozehstw u.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, zkoco.
ne brzegi, z z{oconym tytnllkiem
okuciem klamerk9 j.. ..bl.25
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z z{oconym ty,u"
likiem zloccue brzegi..... 75c
Wy5oreh oprawny " mocha m'ekka
skorke, z z{oconym t%ytulikiem
zfocone brzegi.. s5c
Wybor oprawny " sk6rke : oko-
elem j klamerka, z&ocone orse,
81 (gruby drukl.. sl.'e
Wy60r najosobl1wszych naboienstv
piesni, ma duchowa looieche,
pozytek ludzi pobo5nych z r6zs
nych kslag zebrsny; oprawny "
sk6rke, z koiorowym obrazkiem
ma okiadce, z}ocone brzegi (gru-
b. druk). .0C
Wy6orek-oprawny " sk6rke, zlon
cone brzegl, z obrazkiem ma o.
k}adce i zioconym tytulikiem $50
Wyoo, elk czyli krotki spos6b nabo~
5enstwa codziennego ola rzym.
.sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie-
6ni, oprawny Y sk6rke re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze-
.
WybnM-oprawny v sk6rke zio
cone brzegi, ze zleeonym tytu.
Xix en-, : okucler' ] zamec a''s.
KEN ........ $50
Es,6ortk-oprswnY v miekkss sk6r
Re : zooonymt ftullkiem &c GO co
ne brzegl. ..... z. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06
re SZLASKA.

BYTOM. skazany tn ponownie
nae i@ k 6 kar5 vieaienne i pienieze
ne samuel Lahe.skl zaiozyf przeciw
wv vkow temu ponowna rewizye
do sa1u naJwy4sz.go W Lipsku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-06

samoE6jcy n,ebezpieczen-
stwo zycia ME zagraza.
ZE
BYTOM. Skazany tn ponownie
nae ie k 6 karJ vieaienne i pienieze
ne samuel Lahe.skl zafozyf przeciw
wy vkow temu ponowna rewizye
do sa1u naJ~y*sz.go W Lipsku
MYSkOWiCE. Ruch pogra.
niczny miedzy Mys}owlcaml Mo-
drzeiowem zmalak bardzo W ostat-
MIN czasie. Rosya BOWEN zakaza{a
dowozu zboza z Niemlec, q zboza
tego do saslednich na pograniczu
m}7n6w dowozono dosyG wiele. z
mfyn6w zas tych sprowadzano do
Mystowlc osucle. Obeonie mtYny
tamte]sze ME maja co roblc. Take
dow6z wieprzy re zagranlcy zmala}
wiece] liz po}owe.
GLIWICE. Pisze ,Gazeta Ludo-
wac: Pan adwokat i notaryusz
Kochmann z Gliwic stawi1 u pre-
zesa wuiosek, zeby pozwoli{ adwo>
katcwl Wolnemu zastap,G 60 W
notaryacie poddzas podr6zy let.
niej. Prezes sadu nadzienianskiego
ME potwierdzil Wolnego jake zas-
tepce n%otaryusza dlatego, re jego
dzla{alnosc po)ltyczna uczynl}a 60
niesdoInym do wype1nlsnia urzedu
notaryalnego, -chociazby, tylko "
zastepstwie p~rzejiciowo.
WR0CkAW. Wys}an,e listu gcn
czego "a Jezuita Assmanem umo~
tywowane jest tenn, &c prezes re-
gencyjny " OpoIu otrzyma} z Mile
waukee W AmerYce p~ocztowke, "a
wlerajaca obraze cesa'za n'emiec-
kiego. Pcdobna pocz:owke ccotrsy~
mai radzca p%olicyjn9 " Bytomiu.
Autora tresci poczt6wkl upatruja
w}adze " Jezuicie Assmanle.
Z GALICYI.
"KURYER ZAGkEBIA" do.
nosi o zagadkowej zbrodpi, kt6rej
oflara pad{ s%zesciolctni c%hfopczyk.
Straezuy ten wypadek wskazuJe,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
CALESBURC FAILS
IN OPENING CAME
Burlington Wins Out by Making
Four Runs in Final In
ning-Other Results.

Galesburg, H., July 30.-In the first
Central association game on the Gales
burg grounds the locals could not hit
Blodgett, allowing but two hits, Wa
terloo winning, to 1. Score:
waterloo ......1o0O10 10 2
GaIesburg 1000 001 0O-1 o
ARCHAEOLOGICAL and Evans; Kin
sella and Link.
burlington, Iowa, July 30.-With the
score nothing to nothing in the ninth,
Cedar Rapids scored three runs. but
the Pathfinders won by making four
in their half on four hits, one q home
run. The score:
Burlington 10000 Off 8 0
Cedar Rapids. :. % 0 o 0 0 o 0 3-3 2
Batteries-Miller and Rolleg; Rade-
baugh and Lingle.
Keokuk, Iowa, July 30.-Whittaker's
muff of a bounder in the fifth gave
Clinton two runs and the first game
of the series, to 8. Score:
Keokuk ..OO1OO02 00-3 4
Clinton ...O11O20 00o-4 IL l
Batteries = Whitaker and Sweet;
Miller and Darrow.
Muscatine, Iowa, July 30.-Loose
playing by the Ansons in the first two
| innings gave Muscatfne yesterday s
game, to 2. Score:
Marshalltown -. 90 0 001 00-2 8
Muscatine .....3510 0O0O-9
Batteries-Moll and Bromley; Mel
| son and Brennan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
WAR SCARE INTERFERES
WITH WESTERN TOURNEY

Grand Rapids, Mich, July 30.-Open-
ing guns of the European cataclysm
had their ecno at the Kent Country
club yesterday. With the first boom
OF renewed war in the Balkans and
the resultant upheaval on the stock
market. Kenneth p. Edwards, one of
Chicago's strongest contenders in the
western amateur golf championship.
heard the call of business and rushed
home to don other fighting toys. Last
night Chicago has three stars among
the eight who clash today In the third
round fray-Charles Evans Jr., Albert
Seckel and New Sawyer.
Michigan is next line with two ex.
perts carrying its standard to the
links-Phil Stanton. the state cham.
pion, and James ID. Standish Jr., of
Detroit, a former title-holder. Bill
Gardner of Buffalo, Ned Allis of MIL
waukee and Bob Hunter of Californ.
ia are the remaining trio of victors of
the day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
Night Tennis Is Planned.

Kansas City. July 30.-The park
board announced here today that 1t
was considering a plan TO light the
public tennis courts by arc lights for
night play as the RESULT OF public
demand. There are now "a public
courts In constant use and the de-
mand for them is so great that men,
berg OF the park board says IL Is ne
cessary either 10 build new courts or
10 make the present ones available
for night use.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
Marshall Draws Again.

Mannheim, July 3o,-In the eighth
round OF the international chess tour
nuament yesterday Janowski Alechine
Tarrasch, Bheyer. FARM. Rt and
Spielnann won from Flamberg, Carls,
Mfeses Post, Duras. John and Bogo1u-
bow, respectively. Marshall drew with
Tartakower and the Vidmar-Krueger
game was adjourned. The leading
scores: Alechine and Spielman each,
IL; vidmar, Breyar. Marshall and
Reti. each 5; Janowoki and Tarrasch,
and Reti, each 5; Janowok and Tar
rasch each 1-2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
Quick Relief For Rheumatism.

George w. Rooms, Lawton, Mich.
says: 'Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheu-
rnatism has given my wife wonderful
benefit for rheumatism. She could not
lift hand or foot; had to be lifted for
two months. She began the use Of
the remedy and improved rapidly. On
Monday she could net move and on
Wednesday she got up, dressed herself
and walked out for breakfast" Sold
by Otto Grotjan, 1901 Second avenue,
Rock Island; Gust Schlegel e. Son, z2C
West Second street, Davenport
(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30

trict court here postponed until Sep
TENDER a hearing on the ST Louis
Federal league clubs petition to have
dissolved the Injunction against Ar
mando Marsans, the Cuban outf1elder
who jumped from the Cincinnati Ma.
tionals.
The Federal judge announced he
would not try the case until he re-
turned from his vacation. whcih would
be some time between Sept and
10.
As the Federal league schedule closes
early in October, ii is considered
doubtful If a decision will be given
in time to permit Marsans playing
again this season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30

Captain Clark Means, the new dark
horse twirler OF The Argus staff, was
in great form in his initial contest as
a mound laborer yesterday. The re-
suit was The Argus trimmed the Union
6 to 5. Incidentally The Argus climb
ed back to the top of the percentage
column, leading the opposing Island
City aggregation by one-half game.
Means. though somewhat wild, owing
to the height of the mound on the Is
land City diamond, held the Union
helpless and had them eating from his
paw from start to finish. Not once
did they threaten to take the lead and
at no stage was the score tie. The
Argus gained the lead in the third
frame and was never overhauled.
The battle opened rather gloomily
for The Argus athletes when Boss
Means walked the first three men.
But right at this stage Clark proved
himself master of the occasion, throw
ing Gimble out at home on that lads
weak effort at steal and whiting
Marshall and Bugge in superb fashion.
Merely to show that he had the dope
on the pill Clark came back in the
second session and retired three in a
row via the strike-out route.
Whiffs Side in Final.
In the final inning, with the count
6 to in favor of The Argus, Means
acquired further fame when he struck
out the side, retiring Swanson, Mar
shall and Bugge in quick succession.
In the third session the league lead
ers came through with a quartet of
counters. on four singles and three
transportations to the initial sack.
Smith was wilder than he has been
at any time. this year. The Union
came back in the same round with
couple of runs and another in the
fourth, but The Argus also counted
once in the fourth and still held the
lead. The Argus pushed its final and
winning run across the platter in the
sixth, when Burriss walked, stole sec
ond and scored on Podhaski's safe
drive to leftfield.
Edwards CIouts Pill.
Bruce Edwards had his eye on the
Spalding yesterday and pinged out
trio of safeties OF Smith. Means also
slapped the ball to the four corners
of the Island City lot, pushing over
an Argus run on his drive over third
in the fourth
Tom proved a find in the outfield for
the Union and grabbed off a couple of
beautiful catches. His shoestring
spear of Mueller's line drive in the
sixth was feature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
q UnsaRAN~oos

Buster Elionsky, the New London
Comm youth who has more freak
swim records to his credit than any
other long distance man, recently en-
deavored to chalk up another record
against his name by swimming a dis
lance of SO miles on three tides. with
his hands and feet shackled. He swan
q distance of 10 miles before he was
obliged to give up. He says he will
vet make the distance shackled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
TOO Rouah. for cup Races.

Lake George, N. Y, July Borough
water yesterday afternoon caused the
postponement until today of the three
days series of motorboat races for
the championship of North America
and the gold cup of the American
Power Boat association. An early
forenoon shower was succeeded by
fair weather, but unfavorable condi.
lions necessitated postponement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
r8|FEDS ERRATIC
BUT WIN CONTEST
-. Base Running and Punk
FIELDING Features Of the
Game at Buffalo.
rovIsKEYITES TRIMMED
o.,ds Over Four Counters In
az. s.ssion-Cubs Run Up
Against Boston Jinx.

,--,lo. July so.-Despite their best
-. N lose, through bush league
mining and sundry other assort-
:. ,,v,cers. the pacemaking Chiefeds
-..ssed in accepting victory again
....srsay after q innings and three
=. n. weird pastiming. The final
=, stood 4 10 as the result of
-,-Ss-'s iufeld drive with the bases
sTsd The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30

IT, oase hits-Fournier, Hooper.
snfee base h.ts-speaker Collins.
CO.. hooper. Struck out-By
bv collins, Cicotte, Black
49, by ctcotte. 2 CLewis. Henrik
c. 60: Bases on balls-On Gregg. 2; of
Pc, 4; on Faber. /. Double play
H., ger 70 Biackburne- 20 Fournier.
o. Ill Gregg, 8 IN seven innings;
Ncotte. II IN nine and one-third
-. ss; on Bedient. lin two innings.
IN oases-Boston, 10; Chicago. 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
Startling. silver Killed on Track.

Streator, ILL.,. July 3O-Startlins
Silver, owned by J. B. Hanson Of
Galesburg and one of five entrants in
the 2:30 pace, the first race on yes.
terday's card, reared while scoring
this afternoon for the first beat at the
race track, fell backward on it head
and sustained injuries which result.
ed in its death almost instantly.
Driver~Cole was uinjured. Z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
Quincy Trims Boomers.
Ritchie Returns to America.

New York, July 30.-Willie Richie,
the American lightweight who lost the
championship title to Freddie Welsh
recently in London on the decision of
Referee Eugene CORR, returned to New
York yesterday on the Vaterland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-30
oraanIze Ball Claims Victory.

ST. Louis, Mo, July 30.-Represen-
tatives of organized baseball claimed
a big victory in the legal battle with
the Federal league when Judge J. H.
Trfeber in the United States Dis