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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15

are also being greatly improved by
the addition of shrubbery and trees.
and a hedge has been put in along
the driveway at the west of the no.
tel. The street in front of the hotel
Will be parked on both sides and
planted to trees, and this improve
ment will continue for blocks north
of the hotel. The Inn is also being
treated to new coat OF paint, and
the beautiful rose vines around the
porches have been artistically prun-
ed and will present beautiful sight
the coming summer.
There is nothing that adds more
to a home-like appearance on the
sage brush desert than an abundance
of trees and the many thousands that
have been out all over the tract are
most highly commented upon by
strangers who take occasion to drive
over the tract PLANT trees" Is the
advice OF Mr.. Shepherd. and he is
surely setting the example
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
Buys Interest in Hardware Business

1t was only a short time ago that
Il little personal item in the Times an
nounced that Mr.. Gerboth was enter
tanning Mr.. o. c. Mccall, a friend OF
his from Deeth. New, with the pre-
diction that the visitor was so well
impressed with this section of the
country that he could not resist be-
coming one of our number. Our pre-
diction has proven true, possibly
sooner than we expected, as last week
Mr.. Mccall returned to Jerome and
made arrangements for the purchase
of an interest in the Jerome Hard
ware Co., which arrangements are
being consumated this week.
While Mr.. Fancher does not retire
from the company, he will devote
portion of his time the coming season
to improving his farm which is To-
Gated in the vicinity of Bull, al
though this arrangement will not
take him from Jerome as he will
still retain his residence here as we'll
as an interest in the hardware COM
pany.
Mr.. Mccall Is a practical business
man and the opportunities presented
here in business way did not escape
his keen eyesight, and he comes to
the tract imbued with all the optim-
ism that could be imagined, firmly
believing 1t to be the ideal farming
section of any place he has visited
He considers that land values here
are far below their real worth and
that the time Is only a short distance
ahead when there will be great de-
mand for these lands at a greatly in
creased price. Mr.. Mccall and his
family will be heartily welcomed in
the business and social circles of the
town, and we trust that his optimis-
tic Ideas will be more than realized
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Highway Commissioners OF
the Jerome Highway District desire
to call the attention of the people OF
the district to two provisions OF the
law concerning the flooding OF the
roads and placing distractions there
in.
Section 1899 OF the Revised Codes
is as follows:
Any person who runs water across
any public highway, road or street
without first constructing a good and
sufficient ditch or bitches to convey
the same, or who fails to bridge such
d1tch or bitches, or keep such bridge
or bridges or bitches in good repair.
ana all persons, companies or corpo-
rations who suffer any water used by
them for the purpose of irrigation. or
any otner purposes, to flow into or
upon any public highway, road or
street In any other manner than that
authorized by law, is guilty OF a mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction there
OF must be fined In any sum not less
than twenty-five nor more than fifty
collars, together with the costs Of
SUIT and for second offense, double
SAID hne and costs; and 1t Is hereby
MADE the duty OF all road superyis-
ors, constables and marshals. to make
complaint before the proper court.
Tor violations of this section, when
ever notified or having knowledge
thereof.
section 1913 provides that no OBJ
struction may be placed In the roads
ana mat no one may injure or dam
age the same, and makes the COM
mission thereof a misdemeanor.
some people of the district have a
habit OF leaving plows. fresnoes and
other farming implements and ma
chinery in the roads while not in usa
IL Is the opinion of the Commission
ers that tools and implements of this
absorption are distractions OF the
most dangerous character. and This
notice is intended as a warning tha,
THIS practice must entirely cease
1t is the intention of the Commis-
sioners to see to 1t that both Of tbeoo
laws are enforced within the distric,
rhey have no desire to prosecute anv-
one' out II should not be dificult for
everyone to obey the law.
Any violation of either of these
sections will be prosecuted to the frn
extent OF the law; the justice cour,
ana the Probate Court in shoshona
both having Jurisdiction.
by order of the Highway Commits
sloners' dated this 18th day of Aprn
1915. VI april
G. B. HAwBECKER. pres,dert
H. R. scHoENTHAL. Secretary
GEO. EPPERsON.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15

Civic Club
Lemay build
Early Eur
at the Eleva
Sherin w
Friday look
nection with
40 acres
$40 an acre
barnett :
The Guy
preparing z
and variou
going on q
PEACOC
$500 per
Milling an
Mr.. LeoI
and Mr.. u
Falls. spe
Mrs. VIM.
Jaycox
OF chick
meal. etc.
II. l.. i
pected TO
week. pr
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Tuesday
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the futuI
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15

Dolores, the miners daughter.
AiSS 'Poi
Mrs. Clifton, Geo. Cliftons de-
serted wife ... Grace Varnum
Winifred Clifton. Mrs. Clifton's
daughter ...... Inez Gurwell
Hapzilah. a lady OF color.
. ...... ... Hazel Howell
The music for the occasion was
furnished by the Jerome High School
mandolin club, which was their first
appearance before the public, and
their efforts brought forth most hear
ty applause from the large assemb-
lage. The entertainment throughout
was a very enjoyable one and merited
the large attendance. and the school
will realize quite sum over and
above the expenses.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
Arcadia Valley.

The speakers at the meeting to be
held at the school house Friday ev-
ening, April 18th. are Prof. Walsh
and Prof. Hughes OF Wendell. Miss
Journey, the county superintendent.
expects TO be with us II she can make
the necessary arrangements.
Some of the neighbors surprised
Mr.. Albee by arriving about noon last
Sunday with we'll filled lunch bas-
kets. They had good oldfashloned
visit
Mr.. c. II. Porter was a Salt Lake
visitor last week. He came home on
Saturday.
Mrs Clarence Humphrey and bro
Their were at the Chas Reed home
Sunday
Mrs Leinbaugh visited Mrs. Par
ker one day last week.
Mr. Evans. former pastor. ex-
poets to be on his field at Maroa.
about the middle OF May His many
friends will be glad to welcome him.
Our missionary society expects to
send delegates to the meeting at
Twin Falls the first week In May.
At the evening service 1t was voted
to let our pastor go to Grand View
the first Sunday of each month. In or
der that the people there might heal
preaching occasionally.
Mothers Day will be observed II
Arcadia Sunday school.
Shirley Oliver spent the week en-,
with Miss Daggett.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
Grand View.

Mr.. Irving Mcconnell arrived here
from Utah Saturday to visit his chill
dren, returning to his home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ernie Shaver and children
visited her mother. Mrs. Wyckoff
Sunday.
Miss Lucretia Mcconnell. who is
staying at Mrs. Wallace's. came home
to visit her father who Is here from
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Yeoman visited the school
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hills was in Jerome Monday.
A few of the G. V. young people
were at Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgman's on
Sunday evening.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

(Serlal NO. Ul1US4.)
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, April
3, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Char
lie L. Rigney. of Jerome. Idaho. who
on March 26, 1912, made Homestead
Entry, Serial No. 011084, for SW 4
Section 10. Township 9 South. Range
II East, Boise Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before
Frank T. Disney. U. S. Commissioner
at Shoshone. Idaho. on the 14th day
OF May, 1915.
| Claimant names as witnesses:
George Epperson. Harry Wilson,
George Mathews, Arthur Weach. all
of Jerome. Idaho.
j. h. WILLIAMS. Register.
First Pub. Apr. s, last Pub. May 6
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
Still Beautifying.

Shepherd starts to improving he
never knows when to quit. The cul-
tivation of the vacant property
around the town adds more to the
appearance of the place than any
thing that has been done for some
time. Already the spring seeding has
begun to show, and now the COM
pany have gone further and are
planting hundreds of trees around
this land and along some of the
streets which were not included in
the first planting of trees in the
town.
The grounds of the North Side Inn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15

The Jensen Creamery Co are re-
ceiving cream every "Wednesday
at Thos Jaycox Il Sons imple-
ment store We give you correct
weight and test and pay cash when
you deliver the cream. Bring your
cream to us our next receiving day
and we will pay the top market price
for your butterfat. Don't forget the
day. Wednesdays.
c. c. happening. In charge Of Sta
ton. TAT
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
subscription,

Entered A. secs
OF the post ONCE
nj March $. 1879
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
EldOradO Heights.

Messrs Ed Gleason, A. G. Ploss
and Nelson A Pierce are rejoicing
over the arrival of colts the last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Schoenthai were out
Sunday afternoon looking over the
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kleineau enter
tanned Mrs. Kleineau's brother from
Bull over Sunday
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
Annual High School PLAY.

Dot" the Miners Daughter, was
selected as the title of the play given
by the Jerome High School at the
Amusement Hall on Friday evening
last to a very large and appreciative
audience. The play has quite a deep
plot which kept the interest at fever
heat from the first to the last, and the
various characters were all very we'll
portrayed, the cast being made up as
follows:
David Mason, farmer. Bryan Henry
Herbert Mason. David Mason's
son Dale Atwood
Royal Meadows. Mrs. Clifton's
foster son ........ Guy Stanton
Arthur Floyd, VILLAIN.
........ .... Carl Kleineau
Geo. Clifton. returned Califor-
man ...... $50. Beauna Roberts
Parson Swift $50. Charlie Gerboth
Bill larry, boatman. Floyds
confederate . Ivan Epperson
Brewster. policeman, Harry Roberts
Ebony, colored individual
......... Sam McCorkle
Mrs. Mason, David's wife
........ ..... Genevieve Quigley
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
JEROME DRUGGIST
PLEASES CIIsTo>cp,,

w. G. Thomas reports custom.
greatly pleased with the QUICK -
ton of simple buckthorn bark s1'
cerine. ETC.. as mixed In Adler-i'I,
This simple remedy drains the 81,
foul matter from the bowels !.
THOROUGH that ONE SPOONFr,
relieves almost ANY CASE of cons,i
patton. sour or gassy stomach. |,
80 powerful that 1t is used succs.
fully In appendicitis Adler.i.l
never gripes and the INSTANT a
ton is surprising.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15

Two good mich cows for sale
We have in service one registered
Shorthorn bull and one registered
Jersey bull. Both from excellent
mich stock. V. H. CARR.
Cloverdale Farms, " mi. west. Stf
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15
CHURCH ANNOUN DEMENT'S.
Presbyterian Church.
G.. M. JUNKIN. Pastor.

=. M J . 4NfNIlN, dSlOT.
Sabbath school at 10 a. III.
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday school at Canyon Side at
. p. m, preaching at 3.
Sunday school at Arcadia at 1880
p. m. preaching at $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
JOHN DEPALMA HURT
WHILE TUNING UP

Indianapolis. Ind. May 24-John
De Palma. brother OF Ralph De Palma.
and his mechanician. Clarence Phil
lips. were painfully injured when their
Delage car turned turtle while travel
ing az a speed OF 80 miles an hour dur
ing practice for a time trial yester-
day. The car. which is the one Rene
Thomas drove TO victory in last years
race. was badly damaged. The acct
dent happened on the turn coming into
the homestretch. II was witnessed by
the greater part OF a crowd which
numbered close TO $4,000 persons.
De Palma and Phillips were rushed
20 the emergency hospital in a car
driven by Ralph De Palma. At the
speedway hospital It was found that
no preparation for a possible accident
had been made. The men then were
loaded into a touring car and driven
about seven miles TO the Methodist
hospital.
II was said at the hospital that tite
men were severely bruised and th;s
Phillips in particular suffered several
nasty cuts Both. IL is thought. will
he in condition to drive in the race on
Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
SIX STRAIGHT FOR
FLYING WHITE S0X
KpprK COLLINS HEE0 OF TIA btI
whais- and Eartaa rsrrupia @plt a
Dsaale nuL Esader EsinE VA
taped IN FIRST.

CAfeaEa. MAJ "a smatT eIs weeG
waz Fha VleE.a geeerrsaF He..9N .af
Ia ne waks sf etasf GosEeu SLAB sE-
Dsrsa sass atzafv speed wisar1 Bowed
~ 4sssas ssfsre Eas saerazas-e-s eaAs
hose. q ~ 9. geslssgsF ecs7rs a ere'Hf
e 900 sfrenz. &c CoHaasteT earE. riear7
~ eioufs hshfse fla seotf saf spark
tar defensive tactics f-atsrtnE " rsvsr
ana aehafa enabled fEs Sos Cd scorr
a slana ta enc fnfre-eiecr series fe9
also % pat taeir lafrsE wlarfar strT.ae
% a mere sff straight
ne Gaes naT sltr. fHogfh seef sa
me eisansrs. t-.I Only after "a desperate
eenshaE 81 enc most spsefaelslsr
ensarsnsafa wfsarss-d a-r- thds sea-
son. sewer blows sEf Eve pssses rep
resrnE thr damage GaeF bT Row
1anA~s nsaehtns while faciar Woofis
~h0 vas agE Eaerr on the frtaE tas
Tor ne sseeed tine ghis yeas.
L.ns- Dsafa VausT Ila tGr Bostee
harter was given remarkable Support.
aad victory attended tss locals oai7
aftsr theT hsG sefzrG every apeeieF
an6 aad EsriItsd ths vast crowd ~
asrfnr on ne base las EGGis cot
tins Ia sartiegl4r eopceG hrro &
wreath ~ eounginE FROM secoad win
ths wtnniaz tally OIL tas SRA after
ahaaun0 Coinas singled
AEsfa ra me ssVeets De- vas Ettr'
sssrssns asrve ant f1ofwars .s E7fas
frurn arst ss thirt ea ragruter.s sse
rfacs bunt taar paved tsr way Cor ar
ether run whieH scored wh-a aha,saH
asain rrsDosf-d. tarrr egt Fs Rev.
IN saort trfr fflt enc keystone s.-s
sotfierud al instant .a ta- srvress re-
combat eiEst have esg-t O. te g.
Score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
800 BLOCK TEAM
IN 4TH VICTORY
Cooper'S Team OF Moline Falls Before
Onslaught of Fast Island Nine
Plays ErrOrleSS Bali.

The 900 Block team Of Rock Island
scored its fourth straight victory yes
terday afternoon at the Ninth street
diamond az the expense OF the Cooper
Saddlery companys nine Of Moline.
the final count being 10 10 1. Ghesselle
and Hauerwas of the NIoliners held the
900 men TO five hits. but their team
mates played a ragged game in the
field, eight errors resulting Fay
Reeves. erstwhile high school athlete
had the Moliners feeding out OF his
hand, allowing them only four hits and
one run and whiting seven men.
The 500 men scored six TALES right
on the reel on two hits several bases
on balls and numerous errors. The
stn--r- In aruras
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
SCHOOL CONTESTS AT
ALEDO ATTRACT MANY

AIcdo. H.. May 24.-The literary and
musical contests OF the 10th annual
Mercer county schools meet were held
in the Aledo opera house Saturday.
There was a good attendance and much
interest was shown. Four schools
Viola. KeithsburE. Seaton and AIedo
were represented The contestants
showed careful preparation and train
INK. The result OF the contest was as
follows;
Piano solo-Mildred Ve-trees. Aledo,
FIRST; Lillian Bisseli. Viola, second
Decentralization Jean Sillars,
keithsburE first. Harold Nesbit.
Aledn. second
Vocal solo-PhyllIs Peters. Aledo.
first. Laura Woods. Keithsburg. sec
ond.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
BRUNSWICKS DEFEAT
w. o. w. SCORE 1877

The Davenport Brunswicks handed
the ". o. ". team OF Rock Island a
neat trimming al the Island City park
yesterday afternoon by a count of Is to
:. The Davenporters scored runs in
the first inning without making a hit
and the locals became discouraged.
They fought gamely. however. coming
back with : runs in the final innings.
but could not overcome the big lead.
The score: r. II. +.
". o. W. ............ u s
Brunswicks .... 10 s
Batteries-Stee, G. Means and c.
Means and Davenport; Lew and John
son.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
OFFICIALS PICKED
FOR DAVENPORT RACE

The Davenport Business Mems Rae
ing association through its secretary.
George German, announces the names
OF the judges and timers who viii act
az the first program 10 be given under
their auspices at the Davenport mile
track on May 81. the date of the OBJ
servance OF Memorial day.
The judges will be D. z. Keller, d.
Munro and ]. Davie.
The timers viii be n. Munro. F.
Ehlert and Ed House.
Horses from the tri-cities and vicin-
fly are entered and the three events
carded promise a Good days sport for
the initial race under the auspices Of
the new organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
ALEDO is WINNER
IN MERCER MEET
school, 81 That city Score 80 Points
in Annual Competition Held
Saturday
Especial 90 The ArEusl

Aisdo. aiay es-Thc 10th annual
E~fd and track meet % Mercer county
schools held here Saturday vas Won
by Aiein with - points. 90 - hy
joy. % By Viola. - by New Boston,
90 by seat1r and by KeithsburE
The track vas 90 good shape and a
large crowd vas In attendance. -Four
records were broken Brown % Aleto
made a new record IN the sfo-yard
Iashs RGEeufauEh 90 Aiedo in the
standing broad jump and Bradford %
Aic,i1 IN the running broad jump.
Airlo also broke the record by two sec
oada tn the relay The referee and
starter vas T. Callahan. director %
athletics o. the GaicsburE high school.
The summaries were as follows;
EQ-yard dash Bradford. Aicdo.
aFaf. Fleming. New Boston. second;
swanson. Joy. third. Time s seconds.
Nile run Peterson. Aiedo. first.
Cabccn. Scafon. second: Gray. Keiths-
burg. third Time 5 minutes 10 sec
oudE
ioo-yari dash-McFarland. Aiedo.
FIRST. Swanson. Joy. second: Fleming.
New Boston. third. Time 10 IS sec
ouds.
ffo-yard dash Brown. Aiedo. first;
AdamHon. Joy. second: Corsepius.
Viola. third. Time So 40 second. (oid
record So secnudsl
2e0-yaTd dash Bradford. Aledo.
first. Swason. Joy. second: Williams.
Seaton. third Time . As seconds
ss0-yurd dash-Peterson. Aledo.
aFst. Ayres. Viola. second: Cabeen.
seaton. third. Time minutes l6 sec
onds.
z-o-yard hurdles Bridgeford. JOY.
frsts Roseubaum. Aiedo. second;
Melee. KeithsburE. third. time - As
seconds.
Pole vauit-Br idgeford. Joy. FIRST:
HisEeii. Viola. second: Morse. New
Boston. third. HeiEhth 10 feet in
ches.
Shot put osenbaum. Aledo. first;
Morse. New Boston. second; Mack.
Viola. third. Distance 40 feet inches.
Discuss throw-Rosenbaum. Aledo.
first: Mack. Viola. second; Ryberg.
Joy. third. Distance 100 feet = inch.
Standing broad Jump Rosenbaum.
Aiedo. first: BridEeford. JOY. second:
Henry. Seaton. third. Distance Q feet.
II inches. tOld record 8 feet ga in
ches1
Running high jump-Bisseli. Viola.
first: Henry. Seaton. second: Bridge
ford. Joy. third. Height 5 feet in
cheE.
Hammer Swanson. JOY.
first: Manuon. New Boston. second:
Bradford. Aicdo. third. Distance l3S
feet ga inches
Running broad iump-Bradford.
Aieio. FIRST: Essiey. Viola. second:
Henry. Seaton. third. Distance 81
feet. inches (oid record. 20 feet.
81. inchesl
Relay-Aiedo. Time ! minute. 30
IS seconds. tOid record minute.
~ 4-s Eccondsl
Aiedo won with - points. Joy. sec
ond with 40: Viola. third with IS: New
Boston. fourth with Il: Seaton. fifth
with 20: and KeithsburE sixth with ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
F. G. ALLEN GOLF
HANDICAP WINNER
wsfInr Mas Lsads Ftrid De- >seona
Wru', Frriiminary VIVA
uswu en BeFrg.

81 o. NrFr. u5ss a gross score 0'
PSI sst q aasileae OF s.. woe tzF sFe-
Taf HrEs preliminary tsaE5eap a.
rss raes ts.ssE arsenal tssss szfzF-
ssr asssresae. str Nu@e had tss love
esq Erass sea-e tanned on t5F tss days
stsT Wr vas 8 aoWe. pe4tp Rode
wig Of Davenport. via e EaaGleap %
a. was sssr. 6eieE 3 Gawu. Fsyi9uieE
are tfs p,sVsrs ssrftetF zElas. ttFtr
gross scores. Eaasieses. ssf tsr Ela-
.-ar ..N. n. HnE.u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
CHICAGO ATHLETES
WIN FROM ILLINOIS

Chicago. Ill, May 24.-Tying two
conference records, University OF Chi
cago Athletes won their annual track
meet from Illinois at Stage field Sat
urday afternoon. IA 1-3 TO 81 %. In
winning the half. Campbell OF Chicago
tied the new big nine record of I So %
he made last week against Purdue and
Captain Ward OF Chicago. dashed off
the century in :0s As. beating TO the
tape his team mate. Knight, who tied
the same conference mark last week
Chicago scored a statement in the half
mile after pretty race.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
ILLINI TEAM LOSES
TO OIL CO., Is TO G

The Illinois Oil company team of
Rock Island went TO Moline yesterday
afternoon and defeated the IlIini team
OF that city at the Stephens field by a
count of 13 10 s. Fisher and Borst of
the Oil company team secured home
runs in the first inning. Taber pitched
for the winners and allowed II hits,
while the locals gathered IS swats off
Sowash. Kolls worked on the receiv-
ing end for the Oil company. The
score: R-H. E.
oil Company .......1S IS .
Moline Illini . II 6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
'DAVENPORTLOSES
TO MOLINE 5 TO q
0uthit , to 1, Plow Boys Grab SIM.
days Game by Rallies in the
Sixth and Seventh.
GET ONLY HITS DURING GAME
Davenport Gives Home Fans Scare in
Final Frame-0'Leary's Men
Win Combat Saturday.

Outhit better than two TO one tbA
Moline Three-Eye league team eyened
up matters by trouncing Davenport in
one of the most exciting games OF the
year yesterday at the Thirty-seveutb
street park by a score OF TO 4. No
line also made two more errors than
Davenport, but only one resulted in q
run.
Selby pitched well for Moline. allow
ing only one run up 10 the ninth in
ming Bromwich's slashing triple in
the fifth inning resulted in the first
tally of the game for Davenport. In
the sixth and seventh innings the Pillow
boys showed the pretzeI bunch some
inside baseball, scoring six runs on
only three hits, in fact the Moliners
only gathered four all afternoon. In
the sixth inning two bases on balls.
two errors, a single and a sacrifice
hit resulted in three runs. In the sew
enth frame two bases on balls, a sin
gle, three sacrifice hits. one sacrifice
fly and a double by Davis resulted in
three more runs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-24
DAVENPORT TEAMS
STAGE A GAME HERE

An sxeffieE game vas staged az the
rhrce-Evs parS in Davenport yrstcr-
day aftsruo8a when Hsays Giants
trimmed ths 1--we Wires b. q score %
g 90 Z ie rt1s inniaEs- The Giants So
cured 90 hits 90 8 ~ ths Live Wires
tIurtsr Banks % tss Giants ssruc< out
10 bats-asu. vale Peters for the losers
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Rally Too Late.

The Plow City bugs were given
real scare in the ninth. With one out.
Farrell singled and Bromwich smash
ed his second triple, scoring Farrell
Graham then stepped up TO the plate
and damned a home run over the
rightfield fence. three markers result
ing Graham's hit was the first one TO
clear the fence this year.
Although Moline garnered Il hits 70
pavenport's Z, Saturday. the Pillow
City lost by a score Of 8 TO 4. era
ham damned a home run for Moline.
Score.