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Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
COMPEN SATlON

Two friends met in the street and began to talk about how the price Of everything had gone up. When they Were talking, a man famous for his wealth went by in his motor car.
 T suppose the high cost of living doesn't bother that old millionaire" one of them remarked.
 T don't see how it can," chuckled the other T understand he isn't able to eat anN thing but crackers and milk"
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17

pressed steel, Ford engine equipped launch.
 And in the meantime, lawn Me Closkey's aggregation threw the hooks into the Senators, thereby giving rise to eight and a half rumors that four members of the McCloskey aggregation were being tearfdlly demanded by bis; league scouts in exchange for large amounts of money
 The Senator's eh? It's beer a horse on em" SO frequent this trip that it might be proper to change the spelling to Centaurs. What? This is darn fib; A movement was started yesterday in Phoenix to present Kitty Brashear with a wreath 10 overs upon his first appearance
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17

here in the familiar blue Serge of the indicator -wielder. Whether umpiring will prove less Tagging upon the nerv- ous system than managing q Tucson hall club, remains to be saw. Spot MacMurdo, first basemar- manager sounds good. And most folks call him
 Spots" in type, but why the plural form, is more than we can see. Might as well say "Specks" Betts-or. bet ter yet. "SpeX.'
 Another baseball lie: It was ru- mored around town yesterday that Hoib Hester, manager of the Sena- tors, would present the glad and wei coming hand to the alleged sport writers who have been banning him, and invite them to occupy padded seats in the press box.
 The Republican force wishes they would get fired for writing their own stuff on typewriters.
 Anyway how do you expect the poor stenographers to make a living?
 Have you purchased the ticket to the double-header? You better do it NOW. You sec it is little use try ing to impress a lot of ball fans with the fact that a team needs some ad- vance money to buy grub and things with, but when a pair of sweet, inn pioring feminine eyes are turned upon a ball fan. and said eyes back up d request to kick in-weil lots crustier Feople than baseball fans ir Phoenix have ioosened up under such circum- stances.
 The eternal grouch that beats the one Hester is said to be toting around with him exists in Phoenix. This per son also eXemplifies the entire loyalty of most Phoenicians to the bah club. Said the F. G., "Wil the league break up? l have heard so much about the Solons' stump"
 
 Mister McGiliVray, outfielder, has lined. Mack ought to do well on the Phoenix club-along with McArGle and McCreery. If We just had an O'Some- thing or. other
 Circuit Ships is the entitlement ot a department in the Albuquerque Her other dailies in the league. Recently. the c. S. editor used a Phoenix item that wasn't ours, with credit to us. The only thing that's worse than this is to use something clever we ground out and clap somebody elses name to it.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
SUM MARY

Innings pitched by McGlynn, . 1-3, by Beer. 2-3; runs made off Mo GIynn, 9; hits apportioned off Me Glynn 9. off Beer D.
 Two base hit. Mathes. Three base hit, McArdle. Stolen base. Lynn. Sac rifice hits. Mutt, Scanlon Struck cut by Toner six. by McGlynn 4: by Beer. 2 Bases on balls off Toner 7; off McGlynn l off Beer none F1rst base on errors Fl Paso l.: Phoenix 3. Left on bases Fl Paso 9; Phoenix 10. Wild pitches by Toner l; by Beer. I. Time of game. 1858 mpire-Kane.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
DPORT::-. DC1Or1.rfEH

The way you go from Mesa to Tempe has been called a road. The title section of state and transcon- tinental highways" has also been applied 70 it. Both are wrong. It IS a petrified chunk of some prehistoric storm at sea.
 There are several other chunks off the same storm between Mesa and Fish Creek How do we know? Took q day off and went up there, Of course The best part of the trip was the fishin' eXcursIcn in Commodore J. c. Adams 26-foot power boat. Con siderable luxury tied up in that
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17

Prince Albert IS sold cUerytUhere because fhe demand for It Is uniUeTsdL So LOhereUer you happen 10 ruin short just drop m the kaa6iesf shop thGt seHs tobacco and buy the fopGy red bag for q Jftnsy piece, Sc; tidy red fin. T0cs handso11e pound and half pound fin hunidoT5: and thdt classy cTysfai- glass pound hunlidor L0ith sponge nloisteHer top-
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
ClJY NAMED MEDDERS

ST. LOUIS. June 16-Meadows pitch ing hitless ball for five innings helped the locals to win. Snyder's single in the sixth sent Miller and Long home with the winning run
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
National League
PIRATES 2-PHIlLiES 1

PITTSBURG, June 16-The locals scored the winning run in the sixth on a single. a sacrifice and an error. They tied the count in the fourth on Collins triple and Wagner's out.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
ROSTON,S FIRST WIN

ney hard in the fifth, the visitors won their first victory of the season off the locals. Tyler puzzled the Cubs when there were men on bases.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
GIANTS CLEAN UP IN 12TH

CINCINNATI. June 16.-Doyle's single, Burns out. singles by Fletcher and Robertson and an error by Leach gave the visitors two runs and the game :n the twelfth.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Chicago, s; Buffalo, O. Second game: Chicago, 3 Buffalo, St. Louis. 8; Newark, ?. Kansas City, 6; Baltimore, ,. Brooklyn, 3: Plttsburg, ,.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
.JOHNSoN BEATS sOX

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Johnson struck out eight. gave no passes and hit one. Russell was batted for eleven safeties.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
American leagu

Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston. C games) Detroit at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Coast Lea que
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Rio Grande Association PHOENI KAT FL PASO. Tucson at Albuquerque.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
N National League

New York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Federal Leaque

Kansas City at Baltimore. St Louis at Newark. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at Buffalo.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
The moving finger writ,
And, having writ, passed

Anu, naNlng WTIt, paSStu OH,
 Nor all your piety and wit Can cause the official scorer to give you a hit on that ball which rig and rig and fell right into the center fielders hand, so~that he didn't have d shred of an excuse to crab at the error.
 Turn about is fair enough" SeZ Tucson, and bats out twenty one hits, 10 runs and laughs demoniacally at the Docks, who done about the same the day before.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
Coast leaQue

Coast League Venice at Salt Lake. Portland at Oakland. san Francisco at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
COAST LEAGUE

Portland, ,; Oakland. ?. Salt Lake, :; Venice, ?. san Francisco. 8; Los Angeles, 4.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
American League
PHlLADELPHIA-AND COBB!

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Barrys s ripple on which Cobb threw the ball backward in attempting to return it gave the locals the winning run in the
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17

Mister McGiliVray, outfielder has lined. Mack ought to do well on the Phoenix club-along with McArGle and McCreery. If We just had all O'Some thing or other.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17

Chicago ........ ...2 1 Washington ...... ..-.....9 II |
 Batteries-RusseI1 and Schalk; John son and Ainsmith.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-17
lle national joy smoke

Here is another JUsf-eIected mem Der ofthe Prince Albert oLd-hn7c jimmy pipers club. This IS John O'ReiHey. of East Providence, F. l. who has just passed fhe century, mark. NT- O'ReJleY Is one Of those grand old men Vho has come 10 fhrs ripe age with fIfe yoys of his friendly Jfr1my pire fresh n his n1ind each morning. H. hGs always been Q liberal smoker.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
CENTRAL COMING
TO R. |, SHORTLY?
Reported at Cedar Rapids that JUS
tice is Counting on This City
in Emergency.

Cedar Rapids. April 23.-Rumors
that the Central association may take
in Rock Island this year are being
circulated around Justices circuit Il
the Three Eye fails to put a club in
Rock Island when the season starts
for the Tearney organization, the
Three-Eye will surrender rights to the
island territory.
The dope is that Rock Island viii be
entered as a Central association mem
ber as soon as one of the old men,
bers drops out Also. there are ru-
mors that at least one city in the Cen
traI association viii throw up the
sponge if its team gets away with
bad start, and will do the throwing
up in a hurry.
The prospects for Rock Island are
said to be so encouraging that Presi-
dent Justice Is said TO have stated
that Central association games may
be transferred TO Rock Island soon
after opening day.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
CONNIE MACK CLEANS
HOUSE; DROPS SEVEN

Philadelphia. April 27.-seven play
crs we're dropped from the roster OF
the Philadelphia Americans by Man
aEer Mack Wednesday night before
the team left FOR Boston. -Four were
sent 90 minor league teams and three
wer~ let 20 uuconditionaiiy.
sam Crane. shortstop. goes 20 Rich
mord: Hank Bos;ick. another in
solder. 20 Newark. and Joe sherman.
natfcider and pitcher. 90 Jersey City
IN the International league. Pitcher
Gardiner goes 20 Newport News. while
Voitr. Hamilton and Reed are released
urconditionaiiv.
Pitchers Wilbur. Davis and Harper
and sam Mcconnell. an inhelder. are
the only recruits 20 remain on the
pay rooi Further cuts may he made
before May :. a. Manager Mack has
announced that h~ ~fii carry ouiy %
players. although the league limit e.
..
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
TEST FOR
THE FIGHT FILM ACT

Washington. D. C.. April 23.-Own-
ers Of the moving picture films Of
the Willard-Johnson championship
fight in Havana have notified the de
partment OF justice that they propose
20 attack before the supreme court Of
the United States the coustitutionality
Of the federal statute prohibiting the
exhibition OF the films in this country.
Former United States Senator
Charles A. Towne of Minnesota, now
practicinE law in New York. has been
retained 20 make the legal contest. Mr.
Towue conferred today with Solicitor
General Davis and obtained the con
sent of that official 20 expedite the
hearing If the court so agrees.
The law. which was passed by the
62nd congress on July 81, 1912. fol-
lowing the hubbub Owe the exhibition
of the defeat of jim Jefries by Jack
Johnson. not only places an inhibition
upon the interstate shipment of such
films i'm the United States bu. also
bans their importation into this couu-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
SENATORS NOW ON
BARGAIN COUNTER
Wakefield Finds Whole Outfit, Includ-
ing Himself, Can BE Bought
For $3.50.

Rockford. H.. April Manager
Wakefield has returned from Spring
field. where ne has been consulting
with the former hacker of the Spring
field team. Wakefield brings home a
proposition that Springfield viii take
$3.50 for the team and call il quits. AS
the former price was $3.50 60 is eN-
peCtei the local club viii close with
out further ceremony.
The team certainly Is bargain NJ
that figure" Wakefield said
10 20 IS true the club AZ one time
had the prospect OF selling Eirsch.
Brceu. NcAlauus and Wakefield him
self. % does listen ike a bargain.
Pitchers George Hardin. NcNanus
and Dan Miller are now in the camp.
Bin Ludwig. tine veteran catcher.
wants 10 report. He did not play ball
last season. but appears 70 be OF the
mind that he would like 10 do a little
backstoppinE in Rockford once more
BIZ has played here in days gone by,
considerably gone by. in fact
Matt McKillen. a Michigan player.
seeks a place on the Rockford team.
Ills application will be referred 20
Wakefield.
Il Is understood the local club has
some thought of hiring Bennie Jewell,
an experienced infelder. formerly Of
the Wheeling team. a hole must be
plugged az second base. which posi-
tion was filled on the Springfield team
by Holloway. now with Decatur. HID
ing Nelson. the Rockford lad. has an
ankle sprain that viii keep him out
81 the game for several weeks, and
hence the importance OF digging up a
capable man without delay.
Tom Hayden. owner OF the BurlinE-
ton club in the Central association
and OF a team I'm another smaller min
or league. was in town looking over
the Bi-State situation. Il is under
stood he found the attitude toward the
Bi-State anything but encouraging.
Hayden e:i Parsols nave Sone 20
Freeport 70 confer with the PretzeI
BIZ Staters. A Freeport newspaper
says baseball affairs there are in
chaotic condition. and e appears the
Freeport fans are hard TO convince
that a circuit will he formed The
club needs $4,000 TO start and has
about $500 subscribed.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
CONCEDE PENNANT
To THE WICHMEN
Cab, and Taiiys Have ~ Hops ei
ursrtakinE Cro.s Countrys In
Twin-City League.
TwIN-CITY STANDING.

Tb- cross r1eur-Fs ard Cubs took
three baai.rE games without @sorr
ias, rlzsr bv tss f5rf-l, route. ihs Ar
usE-ars fsurz Co shar Hp az tsr
Hrr~s alleys r1 roll tE~ leaders.
stl- che To- e. g. team asa a1' appear
40 ere So Jaii-n alleys ta meet tho
Cubs. HHrr teams th~n rolled FOR
average Tho cube have EivTu up
an Eugr rt airHinE the peulaut thiE
year. ast eonere~ the ufir t1 the
Gross Co1utrys. wt1 are leading
taT4 b. ore game. should the Cubs
wir ell threr % tk~ games 10 the
series E~Ht week. which 81 the last.
tssy Wiil s;iti b. ore game behind the
Wtes@en. wko roll che ioWiy d. 4 B.s.
tf is hardly probable the taiisnfsrs
viii ss6W up 20 ToI the wtchmsn.
wEIi~ tfs Cubs meet the strong Taity
team ia q battle royal for second posi-
toe
TIE Taitys took three straight LAST
niEtt from che stock Leaders az the
tsiart CITY alleys Tf~ SINNERS piled
sp q Hie~ total os es1s pins. The
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
pros, to Get AIl the Coin.

New York. April 23.-The executive
committee OF the United States Golf
association announced yesterday the
adoption OF the following amendment
OF the association bylaws referring
10 open championship prizes:
Strike out in the event OF an anna
teur winning any of the above prizes
he shall he given an equivalent in
plate and substitute therefor:
IF the score made by an amateur
should entitle him TO any of the above
prizes he shall be given a suitable
trophy in plate.
THE entire amount of money
prizes shall be divided among profes-
sional contestants, and in determining
the award thereof the scores made
by amateurs shall be eliminated
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
NEGOTIATING FOR
BASEBALL PEACE
Said That Conference is on With View
OF Eliminating One Major
League.
FEDS BUY INTO THE NATIONAL
Meeting OF Magnates Held at Chicago
Yelled in Secrecy and No State
ments Are Made.

Chicago. Ill, April 23-Negotiations
for peace between organized baseball
and the Federal league were begun
here yesterday. The conference vii
continue today, and If successful base
ball is in for a revolutionary change.
Instead of three major leagues there
will be two, with the Federal league
magnates buying into the National
league.
The first move viii be the acquisi-
ton of the St. Louis National league
ball club by Phil Ball. chief owner OF
the St Louis Feds, and now the real
power in the Federal league. The
sale of the Cardinals viii necessitate
q rearrangament Of the entire circuit.
but everybody will he taken care Of.
There will be amalgamations in at
lease five cities.
On the new deal also hinges the
fate of the Cubs and the Whales The
Chicago end at present furnishes the
real stumbling block for the negotia-
tions. although IL can be authorita-
lively stated that President weegham
of the Whales has been seen by in
terested parties on the other side.
Yelled In Secrecy.
The conferences yesterday were
veiled in such secrecy as recalled tha
gum shoe age" Of the National
league. Mr.. Ball came to Chicago by
appointment and after a three-hour
conference with President James A
Gilmore of the Federal league he
joined President 3. 3. Johnson and
Judge George II. Williams. also OF
St. Louis. AIr Ball had his own at
torney along and Judge Williams. who
also arrived yesterday morning from
ST. Louis in company with Colonel
Robert L. Hedges. represented the in
terested parties on the side Of o. B.
Those within easy call of the two
sessions were President Weeghmau Of
the Whales and President Comiskey OF
the White Sox. The long distance tele-
phone wires reached President W. f.
Robertson of the Buffalo club and
President George B. Ward OF the
Brooklyn club, both members Of the
Federal league executive committee.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
Stanfera IN RIr Rernitn.

Stanford University. Cal. April 90
s'anforf's siEht-oaret crew. Pacific
eoas; champions. Amos; surely will
eonp~tr IN June IN the eastern col
ie<iAis regatta AZ Poushkeepsic. y. Y.
= - announced
The student body has voted 81 900
toward the expenses of the trip. which
wi!i amount 90 about s2.500. and the
remainder ~iii b. raised by suhscrip-
'inn.
Although n 1919 Stanford finished
last - Fou<serpsie. Coach Glerano
attributed is.s 20 cyerGsininS.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
BEAN TAKES FAUST
MATCH BY FORFEIT

Alec Bean of Moline won a wrestl-
ing match from Gus Faust at the
Turner hall in Moline last night. the
latter forfeiting after he had been in
jured and was unable 20 continue.
Bean won the first fall in Il minutes
At the start of the second fall Faust
became entangled in the ropes. and
fell on the mat over onto the floor.
Both recently defeated Bobby By
lund in the same manner.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
AT IT. JULIEN ALLEYS.
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
Wound Fatal 70 WeitzeL.

Reading. Pa. April 23.-Jacob L.
Weitzel. 40 years old. for some years
manager OF the Reading club of the
Tri-State Baseball league. who shot
himself two days ago. is dead. He
never regained consciousness after
sending three bullets into his body.
Weitzel left note in which he said
that he feared the result of a nervous
breakdown.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
w. o. w. TEAM IS TO
MEET K. OF P. NINE

Two games for the ". o. u. team
Of Rock Island have been scheduled
by Manager Means. Sunday it will
meet the X. of P. team from Daven-
port at the Island City park, and the
following Sunday it will play Coal
Valley at Coal Valley. The X. of P.
lodge from Davenport has a strong
organization.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
DEFEATS
MUSKIES IN HITFEST

Davenport. Iowa. April 23.-DaTen-
port slugged the ball in all directions
yesterday and easily beat AIuscatine'
10 TO ).
Score bv innings: R.H Z.
Davenport ...OIO01O35'-10 i .
Muscatine ..-0OOoO22 201- 6 !
Batteries Smith. Benton and Cox
Weising, WiIkus, Ross, Watkins, Was-
ner and Lee.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

San Francisco. April 23.-The final
game for the San Francisco polo cups
was won yesterday by the Portland,
Oregon. team. which defeated the
Philadelphia Country club four, IL
goals TO IL on the exposition field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-14

known here, died Sunday morning at
the home of her son in Milton. very
suddenly. Her body will arrive here
Monday evening on the 5.21 Burling.
ton train, to her sons Harry. Inter
ment in the Sharon cemetery, Tues
day morning at 11:00 o'clock.
Mrs. Clayton Bell and little daugh.
ter OF Milton came Thursday evening
to see her mother Mrs. John Marshal,
who-is very sick at this time
. Mr.. Glueckler is very poorly at this
time.
]. w. Miller. Jim Eddy and Miss
Amelia Physter came home Sunday
from trip to Chicago where Mr..
Miller went to purchase his fall goods
for his store. His daughter Maude
went with him and back az far as
Peoria, ILL.,, where she will stay with
an aunt and attend school.
The Odd Fellows are holding con-
vention here at the Miller's opera
house Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Hamlin and daughter
Naoma. attended the show at Keokuk
last Thursday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-14
ROAD TO HEALTa
THROUGH THE KIDNEYS

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his kidneys. The minute the kidneys
become disarranged or clogged with
waste the warning is flashed through
out the entire system. The greater
part of all sickness today can be
avoided by keeping the kidneys work
ing properly.
Wilkinson & Co., the popular drug
gists, can tell you Of many well-known
people in this city, whom Solvax, the
standard kidney remedy, has restored
to health, often after they have tried
many other methods of treatment
with little or no benefit.
There are hundreds of people in
Keokuk who were. not the least bit
surprised when they read in The Gate
City that Wilkinson & Co. are sell
ing Solvax on guarantee to refund
the money in case it did not relieve.
This remarkable kidney remedy is
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| lazy, sluggish, or clogged-up kidneys,
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