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mans and Frenchmen. my telegraph
wires will be- open 10 YOU and you can
protest 10 your governments
20 the American government does
not IKE my action. % can 20 20 Hell.
] have been dghtinr for 20 years ana
! ann Wiling 20 hsht ~ many more
years
The TRADE ended. DO was said. with
o. general order Tor tho confscation of
all stores boz Chihuahua by the villa
government
Among the foreign firms affected i-
the General Supply store of KateIser
and D0FlfauX. the hardware business
of krakaucr. Zork and Move. tho
jcwclry store OF o. H. Booth. tho NOR
cnandiFe store Of D.. W. Thompson
The dryEoods house of W. Runsow and
half a dozen others
Tho train which Will carry tho evpou.
rd merchants fo tho border vas duo
to leave Chihuahua Sits. sunday ar m
o. m % had not arrived at the border
up 90 loon today
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS

District Railroad Bc-ds 20 ne Taken Up.
At a Regular ScsEfnu OF the County
Court held for the county o. Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. at Philippi. at
the Court House Of said County on the
9th day Of May. 1915.
The following ORDER was entered OF
1T e. ordered tnat a notice OF the
Intention OF the County OF Barbour 70
pay. Off certain out Standing District
Railroad Bonds. be published FOR 30 days
In tho Wheeling Intelligence. a daily
Newspaper published In the City of
wheeling. West Virginia and In said
notice u shall be set forth thai the num-
Der Of Bonds desired to BE- paid off and
taken up under this order shall be
Eleven liD In number. which include
Four 90 Of valley District Rallorad
Bonds numbered Two TO Fivc fncIusivr.
for Five Hundred Dollars each. and is-
sued by the County Court OF Barbour
County and date August 8. 1855. Mum
Der one q said Bonds having heretofore
been taken Up and cancelled
The remainder Ct the Eleven ff11
Bonds, being Seven 10 81 Barker Dis
trtct Railroad Bonds. numbered one 20
Seven inclusive for Ttve Hundred Dol
lars each. issued By the County Court of
Barbour. County. and bearing date Of
And ~ BE- ordered that the Sheriff Of
said County cease payment 81 interest
or said bonds az the expiration Of said
4 eopy from the record.
Attest:
r p HOFFMAN. CLERK.
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NEUTRALITY
tconHnusd PROM Fir., Pare,

nut o will escape the risk Of an
uncomfortable scene ~ YOU don't
speak English IN public places here
IN Norway. by the same token. the
sound Of German rather gets on PEG.
pies nerves Tn Norway. from Chris.
ilania 10 Bergen. the children In the
streets are singing It's a long way to
lpperary. and when the bands ln
ire parks play the tune the storm OF
applause and the demands for an en-.
core last "a minute or two. You never
near "a German tune ar these con.
CertE
One Of the sure Ways nowadays IA
discover The true state Of foeIipe
among The people Of n tcchnically
neutral country on The continent rs
20 note % drift ~ the picture post
'ird' displayed Boo The kiosks and the
"indoW7 ~ The ~stationers shops
Too Norway fhe vast proportion oi
these cards picture english and Bel
fiHu nuinhl0a 0f me war and scenes
ON the allies lines
once boz "a while YOU zee o. picture o.
.he German emperor or OF Won Tin.
d%fnhurr. but Tor one Of these there
arn 70 dozen of lord Kitchener and Of
tnr kinE of tho UrlcIans
Iaes Tomato pamphlets. in which fhf
Writers fry to DO C|iccr0nIan and sue
coed In dropping fo tho level OF fsh
vifna arc numrrouaiv displayed
One OF these wears % cover boz fhf
Nnehf rnlOre 0f n Sick Carter thriller
end Dr. entitled American Rrvruea
Tor Tho LusItania
a feature Of these window displays
fhaf Del very interesting. whether DO BE-
s%IFnifr1nt or rof De- tho s'rn Of tho
Napo'nnnir cult that ia sweeping over
Europe 10 is prevalent Iu UfieIum
Dr. iz.afs ryrn boz Germany no ia
f~nurIshIue in NorWat
These ore portraits NJ tho emperor
whom ho was o. younF officer of arfiI.
Iorv. whom Do was consul and whom
Do had assumed tho purple Wc d.
shown in the rcfrcaf from Moscow.
and in the mght after Waterloo He
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had lived nine years In Norway. and
the people say that what the Germans
couldn't eat they would put ln their
pockets
The fact that tho landlords. like
everybody else. have had. In making
out their bills. io take into considers
ton the decided increase in the cost
OF living In Norway. is a fact not con
Fidered by those eneaEinE in tho
worlds fayorite pasfimc 81 charrine
everything against Germany.
According To- sound Norwegian auth
critics That increase has amounted 90
from 90 TO 90 per cent during the last
thirty years
tC~opyright 1915. by Chicago Tribunel
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IN THE WEST

PARIS. Aug. 2. 1890 .. m-The fol-
lowing official communication WAS L.
sued by the war offic. tonight:
Ihe activity OF the artillery has been
less marked In Artois and the valley Of
the Aisne. a number Of shells have been
thrown into Arras and Scissors.
In the Argonne. spirited Infantry en-
kaEements occurred on the night Of Aug
ust l-E In the eglon Of HuI 2l3 the
Germans cupied one Of our trenches.
which q counter attack By our troops
recovered In part.
DurinE the course Of the day. after
having made use 81 flaming liquid. the
enemy launched a violent attack against
our trenches In the region Of Marie
Iherese and succeeded IN gaining a foot
hold In one Of them. We Immediately
counter-attacked and regained a greater
part OF the Eround lost.
ON the heights q the Meuse and in
the Woevre there was the usual can
h"nAde. more Intense around Champion.
IN the Nosges a succession Of engage
nents have been going on since the even
ing OF August ] before the positions
winch We conquered on the heights OF
me LinEe- Of Schratzmannele and Of
Harrcnkopf. We have carried several
geFnan trenches. inflicting heavy losses
ahd iaklnE hfty prisoners belonging 10
Two difierent regiments"
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QUARTER SAVINGS BANK IN NEW HOME.

Roverto artlroad station. where obser-
,srs had reported he arrival OF troop
In the Galore valley the fog. which
nsa been prevailing for the past 10 days.
llited and our artillery resumed with
fresh vigor the work OF demoiishinE tho
licenses OF upper CordeVole. upper
itoits Landro and SeNten. The conquest
81 mount Modetta- OF Ciema
Cuestralta. marks a new and brilliant
episode In the struggle IN Carnia. The
enemy was strongly entrenehed there
teries posted nearby. The terrain va
rough. the only approach 10 IN. summit
being a steep pass.
pisiodEsd Enemy
AFTER a long night. with varying for.
tsnes our Alpine TROOPS. aided by an
.uunneellNe ana accurate fire from the ar
uiiery placed In the rear, succeeded
reinforcement. made a series OF vio-
l.hl counter attacks and Ia was only
at nightfall that the disputed summit
session. ~
''on the Carso plateau also the enemy
dnrlng the night Of July 3O-3l. after
tIgins 20 distract our attention by sew
eral TENTS attacked ia force our troops
posted on Monte seibusi. After breaking
ne rush OF the enemy by rifle fire. our
infantry took the offensive and attack
ed their assailants on the front and
rank them into confusion
and forcing them TO flee About i5C
~ u NNNM were OFFICERS
remained In our hands.
Declarations OF these prisoners show
mat tho attack was made q nly recent.
~ arrived on the front and which was
Almost entirely destroyed"
BERLIN. via London. Aug. 2. IO:4O d.
Lennhom. orresponu-nt 6t
the Zeitung am MittaE. teleEraphed as
Lolfows from Austrian headquarters un-
der date OF AuguEt l.
Heavy nghting has been resume 90
the north OF Dublin There and on the
'front.' IN the region OF Jne great pend OF
the Nistula the Russians are trying o.
check the energetic advance OF the Aus
tro-Sermans previously fortified posi-
lions. obviously aiminE TO meet the dan
ger threatening lvangorod from the
south. Their resistance is stronger
than further to the east between III.
Nieprz and the Bug. where tbs retreat
continued Saturday.
The German-Austrian front in this
section II everywhere In steady forward
movement Wherever the enemy tries
TO hold points OF support he H. driven
back The Russians have now aban-
doned their Efforts TO break the Austro-
,serman lines further uD the Bus In ia
icla aiter weeks OF heavy losses and
dtminutiVe success
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WARSAW
tconssnu.d Prom Fir.s Para,

bassador az London indicate that Rus.
sia and England are anxious to brand
as unfounded the recurrent reports
that he Russian people are dis
gruntled at the showing Great Britain
and France have made in the west.
which might create a situation unfav-
orable to the continued unity OF the
allies.
No hint OF a separate peace or of
dissatisfaction with England's policy
comes from any authoritative source
and u B~enckendorr made IL plain
that, while there may have been some
sentimental popular feeling in this
country for a diversion in the west 10
relieve the strain in Russia. there had
been no criticism emanating from
those who understood the military
situation.
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OF SUICIDE
HAS BEEN RECEIVED

Special p.rrafrh fn the rr~f-rIrencsr
CLARkSHURC. W va Aus e.
Searchcs today recovered from .he
West Fork river the body of vs. g.
Mitchell q yourE farmer U,.rr south
az thc city who strangely disappeared
from hi9 home yesterday 10 is boz
hcvod ho deliberately drowned himself
while dependent owe 900 health a.
he several times threatened To- commit
suicide.
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ROSENHEIM
WEBS IN WASHINGTON

Special Dispatch to tbe fnfsfurencer
WASHINGTON. ID g.. Aug O.
Thomas G. Read. Of Richmond and
Mrs Sell Roaenhcim. Of parkersbure
we're married in this city today The
bride De- fho widow OF the late Prank
kosenhcim. uho at the time OF bite
death had business Interests fr
Charleston and Huntington She is
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs j. w
George
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

SOMERSET Pa Auf q William
81 Iraupp. %. was accidentally fror
D kiIod here fonirht while cleaning
hi7 n preparatory fo goInr fo camp
WIN fh" Tenth regiment. N O. o.. in
Indiana next week Ha waa a mem.
Der Of Company G. that regiment
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SAYS VILLA


u am going 90 take your business
for the bonent Of tfa state Boz co.
clared Your employee will remain
here and conduct the business under
the direction Of my aEerfs yol have
been stealing from Tho people Tor
yourselves
You Can Protest
Tomorrow 40 noon a train viii ba
ready 20 take you foreigners 10 fha
border We arc poor here and . will
not send bread or water on tho train
Meanwhile y0u Americans and Ger.
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PATENFS:$;:sSs:G5;:@ ems: 5.::s;
trademark alton. Booktet az IVA
II T. DUNLAP, Patsnt LavrVsr
national Exchange Bank Buifdfnn.
Wheeling. W Va
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re n
\ FiREPROoE AHNE1 Tsnne.s.s Ave.
soe DsAr Bach Central open sarruundinsa
Capacity So New ~throushout RurninE
watsr IN rpnms Private haths Metal BIDS
400 fe@t Of Porches. Excellent tAhie. Fresh
xere,Ablea Wind we acreened. White ser ie
Hroklet speciali $500 81 seI.OO wseLlyt
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SUMNER RESORTS.
L0cH LYNN HOTEL

MOUNTAGN LAKE PARK. MD. on
crest OF the beautiful Alleghcnies. Local
Write FOR booklet l.. B g LIST. Prop.
my-lk-au-2s
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AUTOMOBILES


fOh SALE-oakland roadster in goof
condition $4,000. call Nat. phone
-N' aug-l-.
FOR sALE- Roadster. gooc
a. new, cheap. Bell 22S-I Martins
Ferry. tv-I7.w
FoR sALE-MutcheI ia. Five ras..p.
ger touring car. Sew BODY aud top
In good condition. VIII seu cheHp vi.
dress box 266. city. D-sI-tf
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DIED

CoLLINWooD-pu Monday. August @
l'la a. 90 30 o'clock o. M. az the fam
NN residence so 1909 MurWuod ave.
nue.. Nurwoud WILLIAM HALI. son
or p ana Elsie HHU H~oiIrrwpod
iu the gard year Of hIs age
Funeral services nf tne residence Wed.
neHdnN afternoon a. o o'clock Friends
uf The family are invited Co. attend
interwent Private. Greenwood Come
terry.
HIEDEL-At the Onto valley General
hospital sunday. August H.. 1915. al
tn O'Clock "a m. ALBERT EIEuEL.
ln bis ffth year.
Funeral Tuesday 90 o'clock D. m. az
Che family home Or HuEEa Run In
fHrurnf fr Greenwood rrmetrr
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobb.ru Me-
chants and others wholesale DeRisrn-
NOTICE is HEREBY GlVEN. Thst
the state Board Of Control of the stat.
of West Virginia will receive bids daily
At Its office at Charleston. West Virginfs-
ier furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mcnt OF which IL vested In said Hoard.
Sortracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
~Dlddeist quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists 81 supplies needed will Be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ia-l-tt CHARLESTON. West virginia
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALMEH,
tf22 ard 1924 Main 8trsal
Calls Answered Day or NIEht-
store Phones 68b
G = Hlrtschv. Vat Phone iosa-R
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N NOTICE

Persons who purchases stool OF
the s. II. Braeey Company, promo
tiers of the HOwts gold mine. may
learn something 20 their ADVANTAGE
oy addressing stock care The intel
ngenoer, stating amount OF pur-
chaser they have made.
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HOTEL boutwell,

av.. second house from Hoard
walk and steel Pier. Every appointment.
Highest standard In cuisine and service.
Socket.
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Breummer e. HHdebrsnd
Funeral Directors ana Wmhafmsru
Corner Market n Twenfv.ar-rrF 90
Ielenhnne LpI nnen dav and Might
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Hotel

VIRGINIA AN. Within few feet OF
the ocean. 10Th season. modern n
homeltke. private baths, running water.
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ANTED-MAL

NANTLp-Twn gHrrE -r-~ fs w-,~El
views AEcufs on N a o. trairs arrfV
az lnlnn Nses ESQ. ofNcr. H a b.
uut tlff 49,
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BERKSHIRE INNNLwAYs oFEN.

ginia W Cap. 900. High class cruIsine
4 service. Elevator. Private baths a.
rooms with water. $40 TO $3.50 wkly-
81 up dly. J. +. Dickinson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
SOX SQUADS SPLIT EVEN
WITH SEALS AND ANGELS

Los Angeles. Cal, March Crook.
les played the heavy roles yesterday
in the white Sox march to victory. fH-
iuS i'm for the stars OF the opening com
bat who were of their feed. Feisch.
Brief and Baker Uucorked timely wal
Tops after the Angels lad accumulated
a two-ruu margin. and by husJiing 20
COP. 10 ..
Oakland. Cal March Ed Walsh
gave himself his first try-out OF the sea
son against Frisco yesterday and had
six runs scored of of him in three in
nings, the final being a - t0-2 victory
for the Seals. The Frisco batters hit
Ed and CicotJe almost at will. It was
CicotJe's FIRST appearance
Neither SoN pitcher put a thing on
the ball and merely gave the Seals a
batting practice, which was good for
10 hits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
CENTRAL RACING
DATES ARE FIXED
TIME SET FOR ALEDO. CAM
BRIDGE. KEwANEE AND
PRINCETON.
Cambridge chautsuqua Asked 70 Get
out Of tne Way During Week Of
August 10.

Esuaaee. uL. March s-The annual
meeting of the Central Illinois Trot-
auE and Pacing Association. nclud-
.rr -re cities Of Kovanee. Cambridge.
wyoming. Princeton and Aledo. was
held her. yesterday The following
dates for association races this year
were ass .EuCd-
Cambridge is 90 30.
Wy1uiuE--AuE - 20 %
Princeton Sep; 1 90 8.
Eewauae- sept s 90 To-
AIeio-Sert j. 10 IL.
s. petition was drawn up request
ing promoter of the Cambridge
Chlufaugua 90 change its proposed
dates th.s year in order that the race
association could have the week or
AUG is. April I6 was chosen a date
when the speed program for the cir
cult u.u be- arranged. Kewanee was
picked a. the meeting place.
Four Months 81 Sport.
Sew York. March 6-Nearly four
months % racing on tracks in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
FIGHT SHOW AT
KEN0SHA FOR MARCH ia

Chicago. H., March 6.-Another all
star fight show at popular prices has
been patched up for Kenosha for
March Is. the direct result Of the
favor with which the previous aIl-star
card happened TO meet. According TO
announcement made last night. here is
the program for the night before St.
Patrick's day:
Joe Willing vs.. Jack Doig.
Bobby Scanlon vs.. Mike Snydre.
Joe Sherman vs.. Frank Whitney.
Jimmy Walsh vs.. Johnny Richie.
All the boys named in the first three
bouts are lghtweights. Walsh and
Richie are bautams.
The star bout. of course. will be the
battle between yelling and Doig. Chi.
cago fans are familiar with WelIing's
class. but are not very well acaua.ut
with Doig. The latter is one OF two
brothers who have been setting fire
to the region around La Sale and
Peru. III. When the governor put the
fight game on the blink down there
the Doig brothers-Goats and Jack
moved up TO Milwaukee. where they
have been performing creditabIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
FAVOR A STATE BOXING
LAW ALLOWING DECISIONS

Chicago. lf. March s-Wfl four
bills PRESENT. Goo the legislature Goo
permit boxing lu The state. local lai
lowers OF tle sport are divided ra lH
fHa ad..eab.lry of GLOW ing l.e.s OBJ
r1 hr rendered at the end u. ton
round contests.
o. r Din presented av Repre- aufa-sve
Eddie santry. former featterue.zht
champion. g. which boo ass inserted o.
clause making De- optional ulth tle box
.rs commits .a1 Cd. fu tte awarding OF
decisions. hae urf with popular au-
proved The opinion of those most iu-
ts-estri o. thar sanity bU stands tho
BEST chance et becoming o. IaU.
"I believe fae BOXING comm sion
should t- Invested alrl Egu power as
tl aalrI.Ee G.r.-.uEe.- Harry Forbes
all. -if o. contest .E scheduled which
h-E aa important bearing ou any title.
then che commission should select q
competent referee and instruct him to
reader q verdict In bouts OF Jess im-
p1rtsEsr @ think Che uo decision rule
should prevail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06

AZ a time vheu the FEDS are DO.
iaz taeir an 90 free the baIIplayer
from tse letters o. a soGIicss system.
much is said % the cares and distress
- % TIE poor baseball slave. orsan-
izrd baseball has hem e. a net aud ne
has no all % bis own. BE must do
as BE- is bid ur go hack TO HE coal
h~av-r's call 4 moment's coasidera.
Ton - bis piilahie iot nay awaken a
little pahiic sympathy.
in The spriaE % the scar while
~inicr stiii iinrert IN the north ne
ssust travel Co thc training camp. The
qntcf contrast % climates Offering a
severe shock % hts sys;esn- Pullman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
WHALES EMBARK
FOR SHREVEPORT
CHICAGO FEDS WILL HAVE }
MONTHS WORK BEFORE oP-
EHING OF THE SEASON.

Chicago. March 6-EIaving finished
the winter campaign around the base
burners the Chicago Federal League
team VIII hike for Shreveport at $50
this evening. The party, which viii
number about forty. viii arrive in
the Louisiana city tomorrow night
about $3.50.
The players win buckle down to
work Monday morning and from then
on until April . viii make Shreveport
their home. Several exhibition games
have been scheduled after that date.
while there viii be games every Sat
urday and Sunday between the
Whales and the Newark team The
latter team win train at Marshall,
Texas. which is only fifty miles away.
Other dates have been arranged as
follows:
April marshall
April AT Texarkana.
April University Of Arkansas at
Fayetteville.
April Sat Danviue. III.
April 9-Return TO Chicago
The team will be back in Chicago
on April and viii open the season
at home with St Louis the following
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
W. & v. SCHEDULE CALLS
FOR 2 AUGUSTANA GAMES

NfetF o.. March g-Wirt fGe blf.
Ertbau season drawing t1 close.
e9aeE Eatu1 C. Esarry of william
aaf E1srtl college has t@Eir active
prTparafa1rs tar che 1915 baseball a3a-
s11
Tho sceeta1s is abo4- eoar.et-l
ana ieetgtrs some OF tte best college
Teams la rlaos EartF practice
ra-r. have BEEN arranged e.s1 N-1
sslae Wlss.af.gr Central Eaaue.at.1r
a1u c.1b aEd air1 uilh tte Moline
rErve Eve league club. Tie biggest
aft-aet.1r d1rirE the coming saasoa
aU Do the CaiaTse university team
at.ef wu tour tris couEtry durlre
ere cuulnE sumner.
Tre ouftouE for q Winning team iE
BRIGHTER nan F aas ever beer OF ere
wsrcer county fustifutbo- ana irdL
rs'i7es poirt % another esa-19,oashls
team
FoUo~iaz Is ts, ses-du,. a-s
Gates
April st-seatizs Central Asse
c.as'a~. as Nir51.
April 1e-1fascaHu~ Csas-a1 Asso-
eiat.oa. aE NIsGr
Nprl if-Moi.rs ThFv~Eyr League.
AZ tIr,s1
Asrr IS - ca-sAazs cousso. a.,
Al-d1
Apru si-st A-as-os~. q. Ais,ao
Apru -t-wesseru uisois Normal.
al Ntedc
Rprr -1-s,a~vEa College. 90 Afedo
Nn-u 2F-rllnois Normal. ~ Ma.
curlH
April ge-Ca-thaxs Cou-<e. AZ car
ssaEr
Nay t-u~ssisz Cou-r- O., Ab.rz.
f1r
Ma e. Caia-s~ Ca.vs-sity. asi
fle.tr
Nay Weston miaos. Normal a.
Wacort
Nay s-i1aesir College g. t1--l
-oiE
Nay s-Nanla Ualre-sl,y. q, D.
safgr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06

travel -l9ne s. annoyance enough.
Arriving az ths camp ne Is placed IN
the care 90 large. rough-manaered
trainers Nho rub and maui him in the
cruel.st fashion. A detailed account
of hailplayer's treatment in the
early spring would be too affecting.
Let as pass on TO the woes and cares
that assau throughout the later sea
son
70 is true that baIlpiayers travelling
from tosu 20 town are entertained m
the le1dl1s hotels. Very often.
though. the food provided for him Is
not what he might wish. \ ball
player vith a nice taste for fIet
miEuon very often ands several
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-06
WESLEYAN BESTS
AUCUSTANA FIVE
ROCK ISLAND TEAM DEFEATED
BY A SCORE OF 50
TO II.
of Form at Start and DOWNSTAIRS
Pile Up Lead to Carry Them
Through.
Special 70 The Arsusl

=
Peoria, H., March 6.-Augustana
college team was eliminated from the
Illinois intercollegiate basketball tour.
nament when it was defeated this
morning by a score Of 30 to 10 by Wes-
leyan. Other morning results were:
McKendree p, State Normal IS: Nil.
likin %, Wesleyan 90. MeKendrea
viii meet Millikin tonight
Peoria. March 6.-AUgUstana college
was defeated last evening by Illinois
Wesleyan of Bloomington for the Hill
nois intercollegiate basketball title.
The score was IS to II.
The Rock Island five did not play
up 70 its usual standard getting a poor
start and being far behind at the close
Of the first half In the second half
the Rock Islanders put up game
fight. and. encouraged by the crowd,
strove vaIiantly to overcome the lead,
but without avail.
Wesleyan excelled in long shots.
Augustana falling down on these and
the guarding being so fierce that close
shots were seldom possible. Samuel.
son was overmatched. but Hultkranz
and Swedberg We're in good form. The
feature of the game was the work Of
Elliott, Wesleyan's forward.
Augustana lined up with Samuel.
son and Lindberg, forwards; SweG.
berg. center. and Hultkranz and GerE.
guards Swedberg threw nine foui
baskets to four by Elliott.
Other Scores.
Other scores yesterday in the tour
nament were.
Eureka, b: Southern Normal. H.
McKendree, SO; Shurtlen. a.
Hedding, 80; Eastern Normal, %.
Eureka, IS; Lombard, g.
Millikin, %; Bradley. %
Bradley %: Heddng. 10.