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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
WORTH KNOWING.

Don't put away mems or boys
clothing for the winter or summer
without first searching the pockets for
matches. Mice viii gnaw matches FOR
the phosphorus. Bad fires are often
started by them
To Clean Windows - Wash with
come good securing soap. rinse and
rub with flannel cloth vet In vinegar:
dry thoroughly with an old stocking
twil not leave Into. You are sure TO
be pleased with the effect.
Easter Breakfast OF Luncheon
Take az many slices or bread as por-
lions desired. trim on crusts and place
In pans. Take as many eggs as slices
OF bread. separate. putting whites into
one bowl and leaving yofks in the
halves OF egg shells. proPped up in a
dish with crumpied paper. BE care
ful not TO break the yolks Beat
whites very light. spread as high as
possible 90 the bread. drop n yolk
into the middle OF each. sprinkle with
salt. and put n small bit OF butter on
each yolk. Place in slow oven until
the whites begin 20 brown. Serve I'M
mcdiatciy. These are very pretty.
vcry delicious. and at this time OF
year l.cx1elAive
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

f1rrsg ras-nors Esd sei-s ros-s bad vsen
erected la rae parsor sasre tls eere
aaoeT to1t place 80 ere boar % 2
Miss t-es~ Wsfs. az ere place. rec
G~ra1 -i-arss a-f F1sa@rs.- aaf eur
rr ere s1rakieF - ere roas. ere soe1
ssra.as - go Hessarr. we're asarG
rs e~tfss dress aas g "a nty en-
e-ofse-esi eaus r-t=mre t1 sllf lace.
stnrr aafs .r r1rrf t~rrtE. aifh
E.a~cf aae ssa-r sleeves firs Cos rrs
rrrr sa am 1o1T4rt 20 brides roses
rfss Marie fistrenaeasr. sisfr- %
enc r-oorr ss sr.frssaif. wore rat~
aIa~ rrere al rtrrs sra i1re t~r
rlHVers ae~r vr.fe rsrrrftars tfl-s
fo-afsr E.rErts Of Rock fs.aaa. elre~
af enc s-tfr vas f,rF t~arrr Hrr
frrss uss l.sss slre SILK. ard see car.
rf-f tsr rIsE le "a tiaT e.as uletsr
BASKET ffEFrT LarseE t-1sfrr ~ ft~
sr.t- s-rarE ere groom as best Ear
ARR ere ~UrEraf1. sr.1rs aa e.sh1-.
eco falF eerrer f.ssrr uas served
Tas Eas'e vac fsrs is b.aF ard HtfT
r9Vers aaf "a large t-tFs cake cee-.
ped enc exeter ef Eer table
rr r1a people Terf st orcr to
.s.ses-rrrr az 1859 West tfEat1
sFF~et aErre tsr groom tas prepared
a grrrrT rru rr~sr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
.HOUSEHOEDz1!>sNl
HINTC 49,

salad Dressing With Lemon Juice
Two eggs. three tablespoons sugar.
one tablespoon -four. one teaspoon
salt dash red pepper. a little celery
salt. one cup milk. one cup water
Beat eggs. add sugar, salt. pepper, eel
cry salt and milk Mix -four and
water TO a smooth paste and add 10
above mixture. Cook in double boiler.
stirring frequently 20 avoid Jumps.
When cooked add butter and beat il
IN with a Dover egg-beater. then add
juice OF one lemon. When ready 10
use add a cup OF whipped cream and
boat fiu thoroughly mixed with salad
dressing Thi= Is much more delicate
than II made with vinegar. also more
.ILnIn.nr--n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

ffiss nIa LarrHa aaf I'Ge1 hs.ra
ulachrr. ben ~ usvTueorf were mar
rf-d InsF even ae al ere Bono ~ frr
BRIDES parents WHsa forraf .t enc
dsuHnfer % wr aEf ufe u u Ls-erF
% ffs0 Lrcnarf sfrrrF Fat fIrs N.H
teumaeher ts ere soc af Wr rrf Wrf
Den Elst-rateH@r ~ 5000 West EIE.f.
street ne eereur1ur was perform -t
81 = o'efoeR D. Rev Oscar Horn %
Trinity German LufH-rsg church ~
riag~upors ta enc gresrrer 90 ahou. g
rsiaffVsa ant Intimate fr'snff
The reous we're beautifully trrrre'.
"a fa bntr and white f.r brides
chosen eofars a roraI arrh ~ blue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
A Message to Thin,
Weak, Scrawny Folks
An Easy Way 20 Gain 10 TO 80 lbs. OF
Solid. Healthy. Permanent Flesh.


Thin. nervous. uudeveloped men
and women everywhere are heard 10
say. 4 cant understand why / do not
get fat. eat plenty OF good. nour-
ishiug food" The reason is Just this.
You cannot get fat. no matter how
much you eat, unless your digestive
organs assimilate the fat-making ele-
meuts OF your rood instead OF passing
them out through the body as waste.
What Is needed is a means OF gently
urging the assimilative functions of
the stomach and intestines 10 absorb
the oils and fats ana hand them over
10 the blood. where they may reach
the starved. shrunken, rundown It's
sues and build them up. The thin per
sons body Is like dry sponge-eager
and hungry for the fatty materials Of
which it is being deprived by the fail
ure OF the alimentary canal to take
them from the food. The best way TO
overcome this sinful waste OF flesh
building elements and 10 stop the leak
age OF fats IS to use SaFgol. the re-
Gently discovered regenerative force
that is recommended so highly by ply
sicians here and abroad. Take a lit
tie Sargol tablet with every meal and
notice how quickly your cheeks fill
out and rolls of firm. healthy flesh are
deposited over your body, covering
each bony angle and projecting point.
All good druggists have Sargol. or can
get Il from their wholesaler, aud will
refund your money IL you are not salts
ned with the gain in weight il pro-
HHRa Ct HnA
each package. 1t is inexpensive. easy
TO take and highly efficient.
Charlottesville Sargol has produc-
ed remarkable results in overcoming
nervous dyspepsia and general stom-
ach troubles. il should not be taken
unless YOU are willing to gain 10
pounds or more. for it is a wonderful
sh-builder.-tAdv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
NRs. LAuG-EHT SOCIETY nos
1885

Tsr Ladies Sewing s1ersF % enc
F.tFr srrrf eszu~l ue- yesterday az
Ferrear wtsa yf~s. q r. t.agzEerv. -tsH
rw~rFiffh Hrragr TrFrr vac a large
arf-raaHre af rrmfrrs ard visitors
aef f1er Games were aided f1 Er
society rru yfrrr ere t-ssaaefi1a o.
ar- fes.r~rs rraFfe-s ere hostess
served "a afee 1-r-a erf O. time OF s1-
..rnHrr r-f5reE rerH r1rfrsr vr
re ers--fa.rsf .e sr1 weeks - Mfs
gas .Ieftse rera..aFF r-reHr ard
rrersr rHa srrr-F
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

wrap dishes we'll with newspapers
and pack IN tubs or barrels or boxes
never in baskets.
Remove mirrors from dressers-
buffets. sideboards, etc.
Empty all drawers or an with pill
lows or something light and lock.
Take lids. CRATES. gas burners and
side shelves from the stoves and pack
them Co. a box by themselves.
Have everything done before the
van arrives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
soclAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The iadicF OF che EaEies VIII enter
tain az card party tomorrow after
noon a. the home 81 Mrs. Robert Mel
son. fffs Fourt@cuth street. Cineh
viii - the game and play will begin
a. $50 Tho AFFAIR Sc Tor members
and their friends
The ladies Aid society % the First
Baptist church Nm hold an ali-day
meeting Tor 0ork tomorroE IN the
church pariofB
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

this way? Do YOU think that he
really cares for me?
R. A. AND A. S.
% Either way Is all right
90 He does not care for YOU or he
would ask for dates. You want to
take what YOU hear with a grain of
salt
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Is It
proper for a girl. when a boy friend
is leaving. to ask him when he is com
ing again?
% How often should fellow go
to see a girl in a week.
90 If a girl thinks that boy Is
Jealous, ought she go out with other
fellows to see If he cares2
BLUE EYES.
% No. She can say. 81 hope
that you VIII come again. But she
must let him suggest the time, If ne
wishes to, without her suggesting
that he should.
(2l Circumstances ought 70 de
eide. In some weeks there is more
going on than in others. As a rule
I should think that once a week
would he enough, but now and then.
two or three times would be perfect
ly proper
C3l A girl with sensitive feelings
never tries to hurt boy or make
him care.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
FISH BALLS.

Good Goldfish Balls-One cup shred
ded Goldfish. two cups mashed potatoes,
one egg. beaten separately; season
lightly. Soak Goldfish. shredd one cup.
mix with the potatoes, add the yolk
% cEE and season; then add the beat
en- white. Mold into balls. fry in deep
TAT til brown
MackerSi Balis-Tvyo cups OF shred
ded boiled mackerel. free from bones;
two cups OF cold mashed potatoes, one
quarter teaspoon OF pepper. two eggs
beaten we'll. Mold in balls; fry in
deep fat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
LADIES. SOCIETY ELECTS OFF.
GERS

The aarEai election % officers % IRE
Nu-as Ladies. society % tho iurnn-
a-Hs G~-uar LlttFrau church vas
held lass FVFrlnE AZ r. meeting uh~n
taa W.ss=s NoeI-s 1000 siNfrTatu
street.. ertrrtaluef. OHesrf who VIII
serve f5- fEe coming Fca~ a~re
H-eslfers -Wfrs wnIe Ottn.
VICE President Miss katherine
rtr~
Secretary -1rsa clara struss.
Treasurer -,ffss Julia H1nsEru
u,uriuE o. pleasant social hour the
Essfssees assisted bv tfT iiHseH
strauss and zfarEarrt Hoffman. served
q .l-r IaneE. Tho reyf mrFfiuE April
zf uEI d. he'd in tFs bum" of Miss
anna WGreerE4wr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
WEDNESDAY 500 CLUB VITA MRS
McsElLL

Members % the Wednesday 500 club
we're entertained yesterday afternoon
o. the home Of Mrs. Arthur Mcneil.
fszs Fourtsenth- and .a-hAif street The
usual three table, % the game we're
played and prizes fell 20 Mrs. Mary
Wright. nrHt. Mrs. Cue. second. and
Mrs. = r Lamp. third. iunea VAS
served after the games and the club
vas invited 20 meet next time Tiih
Afrs David larson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

eighth street The ladies we're busy
With their sewing and embroidery
Nork and ehafted While they work. the
hostsss serviaE a course lunch before
ths e--'s close The club will De en-
isrtAlned IN two weeks BY Mrs VII
liam Prey. 1916 TWonfy-eiEhth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
WALT a01
HOME .
pDeBLINSI|
mrs ELIzABE7R TEe4QsoN

Dear Mrs Thompson: I have been
married 10 years and my husband
treats me in a most peculiar way. At
times he does not talk to me for
weeks; he never tells me when he
goes out of town for work. and he
will not tell me when he is coming
home to a meal-he is cross If il is not
ready, and he is cross If it has been
standing Three times he has threat
ened 10 leave me He seems very
much Ia love with a stenographer and
ne continually tells me how much
more attractive she is than I. often
he goes TO dances and entertainments
where she is. / am not allowed 10 talk
20 any man where he works. He acts
as though he we're jealous. but I know
he can't be. What am to do2 Should
let the company know or let him go
on the way he is doing? He only
gives me a certain amount of his
money 10 keep up the house, and / am
una bic to meet my expenses, although
T scrimp every way I can. He does
not hand me the money. but lays it
down where I am forced TO pick it up.
When ] speak of taking roomer he
objects. What can I do?
AGNES.
II is very plain that your husband
is trying 70 force YOU TO get a
divorce See a judge and he viii
tell YOU OF reasonable, reliable
lawyer The lawyer viii start an
alimony proceeding. In this way
YOU can live away from your hus-
band and force him to support you
without getting a divorce. There is
no doubt but that the court viii
grant you this.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % We are
two cousins. 10 and II. What kind of
work could We do together? We are
highly educated.
C2) Is it right for girls to so
down town by themselves Saturday
night?
BROWN EYES AND BLUE EYES.
a. You might clerk in the same
store. do plain sewing and become ap-
prentices IN a millinery shop.
90 No. They would soon get a
cheap reputation.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. When
a boy sees a girl home from church
do you think they ought to walk
down the track or the road, If the
girl lives along the railroad
90 I had been going with a boy
for seven months when all Of a sud
den we stopped. There was no fall
ing out or anything. Now when I
see him he speaks very friendly. but
he never asks for a date. ] have
he If
me. II he does, what makes him act
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
~oNAs-4 aELfrr coHps sCssIon

rhs Womaa & It-l-s corls s~ViaE
society m~r a. fH= ea.rf haas~ T-sf-r.
dsr afernaon v.rl "a t1rer fftratsar-
af nsuBsrs frrtas tH- eerr OF se
liability ere tf-s were rare-ft.ard
wffa rrafnE br Mrs Fasnr Eaat.
Jaaaaeu. The Eees-sres ~ fb- tfr-r
noon were Ms talsr Co.'S. atrs
flfabefa gsetVrb Wrs Mary Hef
f1ra Mes e. % arH1etr. Wr o o.
RIrseh aat Wm I'saa.r te1tJfaa
srr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Veda~sdar Social caH ue~Hrrt
we're entrrtHiaea yesterday af.rrr1en
~ Mrs % SGT 0rfura 1885 Tw-.'fe
street rhe s1lea hsf taken W.fr
mem t1-fr ssrv worE aat Ilrs-t t
act safftf affrr010n. rer .'rr
-rf erfalgrt fn fVH n-rIe N
'IfeurY Nrntr tsg4 ffr-rras sfrr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Springfield. nl.-Judges James A.
Creighton OF Springfield, Norman L.
Jones OF Carrollton and Frank ". Bur
ton of Carlinville We're nominated
unanimously by the democrats of the
seventh judicial district The district
is composed of Sangamon, Morgan
NOcoupin, Jersey, Green and Scott
counties
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

va ard Mrs ~ n Errler ts f.r.r
aons. I4ff rbfrreeufE aH-ear lsst
evening" ~ur-rfatasf tn- ttles1.sr care
elab ar enc f8rtaizhfiT meeting Threr
tables or rinar were ElFvet aat ff.ere
vsaf fa Vt q Butter art w.+s ress
Moore tfEHE refr-sburutt were
served afr-r rhs games ara r.e r.sh
was iavis-si f1 nee. ta raa erels v.ts
Mr aaf SIZES 1884, a. Uuer ttff
TigeIrfh nfen1-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
Tel Aim No zine Yarns.

"dcn never araE 20 me about how
much moasy th-y have.
They dout Who are you
-rm a bin collector. en- Detroit Free
Press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

do you ike Mrs. Pruttle
EYES. she's 90 generous. Never keeps
anything 20 herself AID is always
ready % give away even her best
friend London Tit-Bits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

f-r. Nr e.aa -r~er-s were eater
...ret az fa- bone rt waF EI.zaeetF
l.a-r.err frrt rrerfF.f1arrr ave-
moo u#ae reassar srrrr1or All
-trees sel re-1aa-s attended ard 0rr
rsaa. w-f Hfen-f Wager shared
.s- rrres ~ fte sffTrr19- social
.-arr over r-uearrrE rr8 srfftrF
ne fe.eErure. where buffet
r.a.Haa- was served .- eco courses.
ras rrasrr UI.r decorations lr pax
ana reuaa Cr--sf.a~s ard tEr1eI,s
formed ra table er~sr~ptFeT The
e..a Hrf --r-s I- rr1 seeks vjth 1trs
Eaer Grant. E,rHerf. aFe1lr ans
Party. rrE street. refs Hfr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
CANDIES

Chocolate Caramcis - Melt three
ounces chocolate. two cups moiasses.
one cup brown sugar. tao tabiesp oons
butter. onc-third cup milk. Mix thor
ouFhIy. HrinE 90 a hard boil Remove
luto buftcrci pans. When cool marx
or I'M square,
Cream candy Two cups sugar. one
haif cup water. three tablespoons vim
rrar. one teaspoon cream OF tartar.
Poll until 90 forms p hard ball. Add
vanilla. Turn into buttcrcd pans
When cool. pull until white.
Peanut rrittic-Hsat two cups sugar
uniI go b1Is stir 10. Then add one
cup peanut meats and turn into but
tered pan. 10 you wish. add one-fourth
teaspoon soda az soon az suEar boils.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
GOODS ENTERTAINED At DIN
wEW

trrustaua goods. residing or tH"
ladies' tau. 90 ff~ number 90 ~ were
fUe guests Iast evening az 'f~ second
% a series 1f flunrr parties given by
d. ana WrF g. =. bartholomew. Vhn
entertained 81 thr.r home. Tft Thirty
fourth street Dinner vns served ir
four courses vrith ere table appoint
meets carried out l1 pink. witf pink
carnations 40 sfr faForE Tho ume FOL
towing tEr se-Vfrs % dinner was spent
ulfh music end various contests .1
which pr.z-s v~rs Firer 90 the Tor.
innate 0reE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
IDLY nLnE NlIT.- wEs- tEEEEa.

rarr S.~r club members vr-r she
raest. Yesterday afternoon % ttrs
wtuEm E~~frr. wrsn entertained az
-e- trur $3.50 N.afr avenue. Toe
ra-rr 81 goo vas played af tvo tables
ana prizes vert f1 tf-e ffTrry ce.siF-
w-e josh Brooks srf tfrs Fr~f Nes
ftfff Al r.sa1-asT course .grrr vas
served after fer rrmes and rar CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

Mock Clam ChoWdcr-B1ii two chop
ped onions 10 minute Add three me
d.Um Eizcd potatoes and sait and pep.
per tp taste. when potatoes are
cooked alrlcirutIy. add half pint or
more OF milk iFor a family OF six
there s1uuid bs tao quarts 90 milkl
Tb.cs.g with three crackers. pulver-
.rst Frs three OF four thin slices OF
pork diced turn over six or eight
split crackers placed iu fureen. af-
Ger uEirh pour in contents 90 soup
kettle Serve at once. This Us just
splendid
uumpl.aE soup - CUT one pound
round steak iutn small cubes. turl
into l1t fry.uz pan and cook quickly.
fu a soup kettle place two generous
tau.f1 p1gus butter and medium Sized
rlluu Sliced frr until brown. To this
add four quartz cold water and the
steal. cook very slowly Two hours.
se1s0a literally wifh salt and pepper
and zH minutes before serving add the
Hlmr''uEf az follows. To tNo we'll
beaten esEs add half pint milk salt
and nolr enough % make a rather
sill batter. Drop by spoonful into
hos SOUP. cover tightly and boil about
CO minutes. or until dumplinrs are
light and thoroughly cooked. NeEeta-
Eles may be added 90 this soup with
shat flavor the family likes. II. after
your seasoning is added. you md e.
200 salty. drop IN several slices OF
raw potato. which will absorb salt.
and add one teaspoon brown sugar,
vhIch restores the flavor
Cornmeai Ccms-onc pint cornmeal.
one pint -four. one tablespoon SUGAR.
one teaspoon salt. three teaspoons
baking powder. one tablespoon lard or
butter. two eggs. one pint milk. Sift
together cornmeai. -four. sugar and
baking powder; rub In lard or butter
cold: add ceEs well beaten and mixed
with milk: mix into batter OF consist
cncy OF cup cake Gem pans 20 be
well creased and cold; fi two-thirds
ml Bake To- hot oven 15 20 20 min
utcs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

HOSTESS TO oAK-iLL CLUE.
Members o. fte oakhui sotiai club
zero ta~ sursts yesterday afternoon
ff- r. 20 El-er. 1915 Tucnis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
SOCIAL EVENTS

rralrder % the affe-uoor passed 90
clauy. TAe club ~ui b. eufertain~d
Of fuo ve~ss 81 Nrs. Kate Nohr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-25
vusIc STUDENTS PRESENT Ar
TIara

~usic STUDENTS PRESENT Al
lists.
Tss Mgslc studeats ciah % navsr-
potr siu sr-s@af SIR Rose Canuo1.
sap-aza. 90 ChieaFp. Haaerr Mcdonald.
g.aaisE 20 uaVeaport ana Miss Cert
r.s13 ErauiEas. aeeompsrist. % uav-
export. iu a complimentary recital
TaarsasF. Asru {. st @ o'clock in ne
as.1ts~i1u ~ ST. Jonas Methodist
rturcs The program si1 D. as f9i-
fpaEe
che faro serzs EGrgfier ...-. -eisf&
fai Ballad % Thrre ard tss Mas
ser ............. Chadwick
n,i nos Wtif Keep Him On Per
e. Peace .-...-..... Pafo1
rfse~-r1 fa o. W.unr .. sa.rt ss~-ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-11
ARTIST WANTS STAKE
TO PURSUE HIS WORK

" S Sandon the wen known Al
uuuaerque artist whose paintings
adorn "a number of buildings i'm this
city and who has number of can-
vases In the view Mexico building 1T
the san Diego fair IS omen Tao prop
osition from some pubug-s spirited
business man who Is willing a. he q
patron of art
Mr.. Sund1n desires d. devote his
Time and attention 20 his art. aud pro-
poses that II someone will furnish
him with o. stake while he Is engaged
in his artistic labors he vii turn over
the paintings produced by him Is his
patron as security for the investment
made The outlay will Dee moderate
and thc probable returns from the
sale ot the pictures large
Mr. Sandons work has attracted
tho attention of aft tonnaisseurs who
have seen his pictures and has elected
hu hly favorable comment Ills con
ception of he beauty at western seem
cry is accurate and in the highest de-
gree artistic. Specimens of his work
may De seen az the Morning Journal
office, 4t strong book store, at the
oltiee az Col W, p. Metcaif 3el West |
Gold avenue and Ia Rlakemare's win
dow az The corner Of Fourth and Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-11

Boston July l0-Aftcr losing the
first game % 81 Louis. 20 j. today
Boston won the second. 3 "a l. Tho
visitors grouped hits for their runs
IN the opening contest Davis pitch
ine which held st. Louis 10 three hits
ana Connoilys batting were factors
in Boston success Iu the second
game
Score First game " II 10
81 Louis GOO U20 30g %
Boston ..... GOO 600 100 3
Batteries Robinson Hud SNYDER.
Hughes strand and Whaling Gowdy
summary Two-hase bits Butler
Maaee smith. uyatt Threo-basf
his Hyatt wilson Beck snyder
Double plaA Snyder to Hulgius.
Bases ON halle-On Robinson. or
Hughes. Hits-Off Hughes in
innings off strand. u inning.
struck out Ry Robinson. s. by
Hughes mpref-lsasan aHd ny-
ron
Score Second game R.u d.
ft Louis - GEO n0H nAl
Boston lol GOA l0x-a
Batteries Meadows and SNYDER
Davis and Gowdy
Summary TWo-htse hts-GoWdy.
connolly SNYDER Thfeo-basc hit.
1ornoIl, Double play Butler t.
MI'ler hases on ball.O or Meadows
0ff Davis struck out--Et
Meadows hR Davis. Umpire
hytun and Eusou
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-11

Cleveland July no. NcW York
punched three OF It's five nits off Nor
tom u the seventh inning and scored
enough runs Go win, aftcrwurd bunch
ing hits off Jones, the relief pitcher.
and winning 4 TO o. Caldwell held
cleveland to five hits ana wound up
bis game by striking our Smith and
Barbara with bases filled.
Score: r. II, T..
New York IL, 900 600 202-l o
cleveland 600 GOO 1000 .
Batteries Caldwell and Sweeney,
Morton, Jones and O'Ncill.
summary Two-hase hits Kuke.
Cook. Three-base hits Smith. Pipp.
Double plays Malsel 10 Pipp "a
Peckinp0ugh to Maisel To Peckiu-
paugh smith " Chlpman Peckin-
paugh 10 Boone 90 Pipp Hits-Off
Morton. B IN 3 innings Off Jones. 2 in
Inning. Bases ON balls OFF Cald-
well, STRUCK oht-BY Morton, g..
boy Caldwell, a Dineen ana
Nullin
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VAcATtoNlNc.

must led0e tire, gentle reader. I
must leape thee for a speH
q suppose yoa merely smile and san T..
"its really inst as lceTJ
%u" otdi 70 from the busy loon
10 quiet lands and 1IeSt.
ibcre 10 0ire mBSeH me public. and
poor Thomas Jones q rest
! SbaH beat IL 10 the countrg ,pbere
me gIuSS is Tong ana green.
To forget me urCstler ana the pao
nho Spedr the ciM Sardiae.
10 lo'0fi me bdSebaH ma0Hdtes and
Ht't larycfS aBd then SUITS
ana me boi1ogts and the runners
ana oH other such gdioOfS.
70 forget about Heir scrambIe far
me babH'S hard-farned rocks
no Io'9ef about me CUbS and cards
me Tigers ana the Sor.
70 forget such namcS ay raIB8e go5h
ana haW1 and Scott and Schaik
ana escape i0t of rooicrs min Acir
Tine Of baseball tan.
Io forget Such numcS as urulors
Nelsh. NoGoofiH Br0un and
white.
and escape ne freHsicd rooters,.rho
persist iH taking di0ht.
4 an going from ne bu4U loo,, -
quiet lands ami blesf
Where ne sport bugs oegss f~on,
troubling and q man can get
rest
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TIGER TWIRLERS
BATTED HARD AND
GETBUMS UPP0RT
Red Sox Take Game By Score
of 6 to 81 Browns Take a
Close Game From Athletics;
YankS Beat Indians.

Detroit July lo.- Dubuc and Cavet
were hit hard today and the former
was poorly supported. the result be-
ing q Q 10 victory for Boston. Eos
ten was strong all the way Kaya
naush hit home rum over the left
teld fence for the third time this
year. Foster duplicated the drive
later in the game
Score II IN T.
Boston ~. .....0l0 sag 000-G q
Detroit ..-.l00 02o o00-2 3
batteries Foster and Thomas. Du-
huc. Cavct Boland and Baker
summary l'WO-base hits-Jan-
uJn Neach Baker Three-base
Dig Thomas Home runs
Foster kaanaugh Double play -
huhuo 90 Baker to Burns Bases ON
hlIls -Off Foster 4. Off pubuc. g..
Hits orr Duhuo. s IN 4 innings. off
Cmet 4 in j l-3 innings. or Boland.
none in 2-3 innings Struck OUT
hy Foster 6 by Roland. Cmpires
llildebrand ana OLouehun.