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The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
Lonoke County Sun lay School
 Convention.

The Lonoke County Sunday School Convention (Interdenomi- nationaD will be held in the To noke M. E. Church next Sunday April 11th.
 MORNING SESSION 1O:45-Deyotional, led by Rev. J. c. Glass.
 11:0o-''The Sunday School Hour" (a) Opening Exercises by H. E. Lufkin, (b) Lesson Pe- riod by Rev. J. G. Glass, (c) Closing Exercises by H. 1. Buech- ley.
 11:00-The Teen Age by State Worker.
 11:50-Conference led by Gen. eral Secretary.
 12:00-Announcements.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 
 POO Devotional led by G. M. Boles.
 2:15-The organized Junior Dept. W. K. Spillman.
 2:45-Conference cond ucted by w. K. Spillman.
 3:00-The Bible and how to teach it, Mrs. H. N. Street. 3:30-The Adult organized class, H. E. Lufkin.
 4:2C-Conference led by Gen l Sec.
 4:30-Reports and business.
 NIGHT SESSION
 7:30-Devotional led by Rev. Lothian.
 7:45-The Field and it's needs, H. E. Lufkin.
 7;O5-Announcements and of fering.
 8:15-The man and his relig. ion, J. V. Johnson.
 Note, bring Pencil and note book. a feast in store Sunday School workers.
 County Officers: H. l. Buech ley, Pres; Clarence Friend. Sec, H. l.. Urton, Treas.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
District Sunday School Convention.

The District Sunday School Convention held in Carlisle on last Friday was largely attended and much interest manifested in the topics discussed. Mrs. H. N. Street of Lonoke who lectured on the Bible Class and how to teach it kept the audience spell bound fer one hour and her talk was so well received that com. mittee of three were appointed to confer with her and if poSsi. bid make arrangements for her to teach a Bible Class sometime during the week. At the night session H. E. Lufkin. Sec. of state Sunday schools gave an intere sting address on Tercher's Training. Other topics were dis cussed by Rev. Mann, Torn and Brown. An offering for the Sun. day school work amounting to S23. was taken at the evening session.
 The officers elected for the following year were Mrs. Nelson, Pres, E. E Cartmel, Vice Pres. Grace Deeter, Sec, D. B. Perk- ins, Treas.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
Sidewalk Assessment.

The tax book for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in district No. 1 has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 8th day af April 1915.
 A. B. Cameron
 Collector
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08

Again has it been demonstrat- ed that Carlisle is the coming town of this section. c. B. Graves a U. s. mail clerk has been grant ed permission by his department to move to Carlisle, although his headquarters are at Little Rock. Mir. Graves reasons for moving here is on account of the more agaeeable social and educational standing of our town and the re- duced cost of living He is domi- ciled in Mrs. Wickiand's house in the northeast part of town.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08

Cheer up Bro Matthews, mail ing the Independent to you was inadvertently overlooked. Of course you shall have it. Every time one of our readers fail to get his copy of the Independent there is houl from him, conse- quently we do not hold the "call down" against you, old boy Here's best wishes for the Dem ocrat.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
Box Supper at Pfiffer's

A successful box supper and entertainment was held at the Pfiffer school house about 10 miles south of town last Satur. day for the purpose of raising funds for the school. A large nun Der attended and the neat sum of S29 50 was realized from the proceeds. Tn a popularity contest Miss Annie Reed won out. A general good time is the report that comes to- us.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
Still The Cars Come.

J. l.. Ducharme. who lives South of Carlisle. has this week received a new six cylinder Overland touring car which is a beauty. Not V eek this spring has passed that from one to three automobiles have been delivered here. There are several more yet 70 come.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
Happily Married.

Mr. c. H. Beck, now of Helena and Miss May Neil of this city were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents last Saturday night, Rev. G. M. Ford officiating.
 The happy couple left Sunday morning for Helena their future home. The we'll wishes of a host of friends follow them.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08

Max Hamton editor and owner of the Boonville Democrat was in the city Wednesday in the interest of the Mutual Life in- surance Company of that city. MT. Hampton at one time work ed on the Independent for Mr. Ellis. He says Carlisle has cer. tainly made some rapid progress in the past few years.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
Open up Your Wallet.

The following contains many timely and sensible suggestions and could be adopted to good ad- vantage by every community.
 Do you want to see a wave of prosperity strike this communi- ty and push everything along in front of it?
 Then open your wallet an loosen up.
 Don't content yourself with telling the other fellow to do it, but do it yourself.
 Imagination plays mighty big part in our scheme of life, and to very large extent we have been afflicted in late months with an aggravated case of imaginitis.
 Some one got out in the street and yelped hard times,' and immediately the cry was taken up and handed from lip to lip until 1t really began to assume a resem blance of the truth.
 And then everybody commen- ced to tighten the strings to their purses; pennies and dollars were herded and withdrawn from cir culation; buying Jagged, and ap- prehension stalked abroad.
 People imagined we were in the midst of hard times.
 The fact that the community held just as much money as ever before was entirely overlooked.
 The fact that exports, with the possible exception of cotton in the Southern States, were as heavy as ever before was also forgotten.
 Money continued to come into the community from outside sources, but it was promptly hidden away instead of being placed in circulation through the usual business channels.
 Pessimist parked on every corner, calamity howlers were in their elements. even sane men commenced to worry.
 And all because some fellow opened his mouth and yelled hard times, "
 But let's put an end to the farce.
 Let's do our spring buying early let's do much of it now-- let's pull our money out of its mdding place and put it to work where it will be of use to ourselvs and to the com munity.
 And let's buy our goods from cup home merchants from those who have borne the brunt of the so-oalled hard times from people we know and whom we know we can trust.
 Let's trot out Old Man Pros perity and give him the front seat, and then let's go to work and keep him there.
 Imagination has been worked to frazzle.
 Now let's have dose of con- mon sense, and the imaginary malady will soon cease to exist. Let's loosen up."
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08

Will Schenebeck of South of town was a pleasant caller at the Independent office one day re, gently and made us smile smile that won't come off by dropping two "joy-seedsa into the contri button box. Thanks, MT, Scheme beck. Call again.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08
City Election.

The city election Tuesday was a quit affair and very small vote was recorded. However, the ticket as nominated at a mass meetieg on the night of March 22nd, was elected in full, as fol. lows:
 Dr. E. F. Harrison,
 Mayor. A. E. Warren,
 Recorder. R. c. Myers. E A. Wilson, T. o. King,
 Geo. Banzilof, J. L. Woosley,
 Aldermen.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-04-08

Scratch Feed.
 Marble & Downs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
A. A. SCHEDULE DRAFTED
WITH 1874 GAMES BILLED

Milwaukee. Wis. March S.-Accord-
ing 10 announcement made here. the
American association schedule has
been drafted A. r Timme of Mil
waukee and NJ. E. Cantillon of Min
neapoHs, named with George Tebeau
OF Kansas City. as schedule commit
tee, have arranged a chart opening
the season on April %. with 154 games.
instead OF 1853. as desired by Tebeau
Tebeau threatens to carry the decision
10 the league. but other magnates have
refused TO join in call of special
for his appeal Under the
schedule agreed upon. St. Paul opens
in Milwaukee, Cleveland at Colum bus.
Indianapolis at Louisville. and Mime
apols at Kansas City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

and Hartley 90 Cincinnati for Bosch
Ter The latest McGraw trade sends
stock uemaree and Adams 90 Phils-
tclplia Tor Hans Lobert
Philadelphia has also done its share
u wrapping and usually they got the
best 90 their deals. Considering their
more recent deals. Billy Murray made
a pretty good swap in 1903. when he
sent Starr and Shea. two inheld substi-
tutes. 20 Boston Tor Johnny Bates.
then one % the best outhelders IN the
League
nouiu got the better of Cincinnati in
the biz midwiuter deal OF 1901.
shcn he traded McQunien. NIoren.
Grant and Bates 20 Cincinnati FOR i.o-
bert. Faskert. Rowan and Beebe The
Philadelphia Boston swap 81 last sum
mer. Josh Dcvore Tor Jackie Martin
was very easy
Cincinnati has always been the
sucker town iu deals and Charley
Murphy helped make the Cubs famous
ny sending pile % junk 20 the Reds
FOR Overall and Steinfeldt. BROOKLYN
contributed Sheckard 10 the great cub
outht b. exchange FOR Msloney. Casey
and Mccarthy.
When Ciuci landed Tinker for man
aver % 1913 Murphy made the Reds
give up Mitchell. Pheian. Humphreys.
kniseiy and Corridor. the latter being
secured from Detroit for Frank
Chance. 80 Chance could 20 10 the
Yanks
81 Louis biz trade OF last winter.
Siih Pittsburgh places Miller Huggins
among the trading immortals. a. his
deal % Koney. MoWrey and Harmon
FOR Jack Miller. Wilson. Butler. Dolan
and Robinson Is considered the trad
Ing classic OF all time. The Cubs also
handed Fred Clarke a lemon in 1912.
when they let him have King Cole and
Attic Hoffman for Tommy Leach and
Lciiy L!eaeld
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
CUTLER'S CLAIM
AROUSES ROLLER
DOCTOR SAYS HE WILL COVER
FORFEIT AND SEE WHO is
REALLY CHAMPION.

Chicago. Ill. March S.-Dr. B. 2.
Roller is interested in the challenge
launched by Charley Cutler in support
of his claim to the heavyweight wrest.
ling championship. Roller indicates
that ne will be prepared to dispute
Cutters pretensions TO the title and
will cover the forfeit now posted with
the sporting editor OF the Tribune
Il understand Cutler has put up a
forfeit to wrestle any man claiming
the title" said Roller last night u
am not ready right now, but before the
season ends, when l can get time 20
lay off a couple OF weeks, I'd like 70
cover anything he can produce and
show you who is the real champion
since Gotch retired.
Il can't win everything on one night
stands, but can rest two weeks and
beat any American wrestler as sure
as the sun shines. / beat Cutler the
last time we met. and have never been
beaten by an American since. I beat
Americas of Baltimore on Nov. % in
Springfield. Mass, and I assure you
am ready to prove any time on proper
notice. that I am the American cham
piou-"
DR.. Roller was assured that Cutters
forfeit is still posted and ready to
nestle against the forfeit of any other
disputant of Cutters title claims
Bill Hokuff, who forced the "Mys-
terry" John Freiberg, to unmask. when
he defeated him two weeks ago, VIII
Erapple with Marvin Plestina tonight
in the feature match al the Casino
theatre. The wrestIers are evenly
matched as to weight, and both have
passed through several years of exper-
fence in local bouts Two other
will fill the card. Emil Brog-
Vito will tackle Carl Schulz, and Vic
tor Soldad viii oppose John Freiberg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
DRAW AND A TIE BEST HOSE
YEARLlNGS GET ON COAST

Oakland. Cal. March S.-Tied with
Oakland, 4 to Z, and beaten by Frisco,
3 10 .. in the last of the ninth was
the hard luck record of the Sox sec
onds yesterday. Pitcher Lathrop had
a lead of to 0 on Oakland in the
last OF the ninth.
Berger and Roth were ordered from
the game by Umpire Phyle at this
point for disputing questionable de
cision Walsh went to centeTfield and
Sammy Bohen TO second base. Walsh
made a wonderful catch, hut Boheu
erred and started the Oaks going.
They tied ii up in the ninth, although
Scoggins relieved Lathrop Neither
counted in the 10th and the battle
ended Prough. a former Sox; Ables,
Pruett and Christian pitched for Oak
land.
In the afternoon at Frisco Lefty
Scoggins went nine innings in mag
nifcent style He looks as if he had
the goods The Sox took the lead in
the fourth after Charley Smith, for
mer Cub. had worked three innings in
good style Heilman tied it up in the
seventh with a home run over short
rightfield fence Fourier scored in
the ninth. but two nits and two errors
gave the Seals a victory in the last
of the same Roth was the star with
two wonderful throws in the fourth.
A big crowd saw both games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
FEDS SC0RN BILL
JAMES, SERVICES
BOSTON PITCHER WANTS TO
JOIN WHALES But IS TURN
ed DOWN. IT is SAID.

chicago. ul.. March S.-wheu Man
aver Tinker led his school OF Whales
out OF Chicago saturday night he
could have taken with him one OF the
greatest pitchers in the country. but
President weeghman refused 70 do
business with a man whom he con
sidsred legally bound 20 a club in or
gained baseball Bill James OF the
Boston Braves. one of the three club
heroes TN the wonderful climb % the
Tr.besmen last season and a star in
the world series. was I'm Chicago
ready 90 start FOR Shreveport with the
Whales. and Bill was sadly dissapoiu-
cd when he was left behind.
james got into the city Saturday
morning and immediately sought out
WeeEhman 90 talk contract. There
had been previous negotiations be
tween the two. and at WeeEhmau
request James brought with him the
contract he holds with the Boston
club James signed last wear for
three seasons with the ten days clause
stricken from the document. The
salary stipulated is far below what
James considers himself worth after
MS wonderful work OF last year. He
has been offered a good increase. but
not enough 20 satisfy him. and he has
been holding out on MnaEer Stall
lnEs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
Natto1ri league maEuaies who have
Pot aeruss biE tFgde-. Top. Miller
uugetns 0efD and JohE MeGrav.
E1lt1rn. Charles Doom.

E.r E're March N1t oHIg l9 che
National .raz-. .rr proud pol cssor
COL. t.e ta-.a. e1amp.1usaip bs.t after
.arlrz rasf DO Jog four y-srr bat the
a.l Toner e.resl, also bias r.s d.stiuc-
aaH rf le.r= r1r =-eatcs- ma-ss, in
--e baseball universe. As O. bunch of
r-adrr- Emo Nationals have uo near riv-
nls.
Compared etl rrr Nur.r.c1u league
a. David iiaElm rl. It. the National
rrsemu.sE a tiE cts market lined up
beside small country store The
farss are ahuu. far ulIy American
league club TE.es ever -i ss swan
and rHe 90 rIzaf Tle.r trades have
usually been biz risks. especially in
Che old Glars Gr.Hfl daFE
iu rauher OF deals involving crack
taT player. John Ncsraa is tn.
worlds champion trader About the
only person who ever handled Mc-
Gran arFtHirE rough .r a deal was Joe
Tinker. uaeu bel took Leon Ame-
HT.u,e Gr1l end josh uetors foE Art
Fr1mur Gr1l viii brtrs nor. on the
market r-EHf rra than a dozen From
mes.
However beginning with 1913 uhen
Ncgrau turned old Charley Rahb 20
Hruusiya for Naughty William uahlen.
John I1srpl's ssappinE average o.
sell over f.e 500 mark
MCGuv uiEscst swap pas made
in the winter % 1907 tps. shsu be- trad
ed the nucleus % Dts peunaut ma
ch.ues ~ tso9 and lseG-uau McGanu.
BAH rahieu. George Browne. Frank
bossrman aat Cecil Ferguson - 90
Boston f1r PRED Teuu~y. Al B-iduell
and Ton Negdham That trade almost
wgr McGraa a peuuarr a. f-ehui-
eaiify beat him out % the 1905 Eou-
faiou-
Ia 1905 McGuw permitted Hrena.
han % Erafify his managerial ambi-
tio1s. aud isf him 90 % s. Louis In
trade vhich brought Jack Murray. Ad-
1l4ral Schief ard Bugs Raymond %
NsT Nrra - Louis also turning
Fru-us and karser 90 Cincinnati
Schis. could be switched 70 Gotham
NcGrau AS shaded on this Zeal. a.
Murray j. the oaiy player obtained for 4
Hr~snFnan that ever amounted 20 .
mlch.
% 1910 HcrxoE vas traded O. Boston /
FOR Becker. ard tn nidseason. 1911. I
Hriduei was shipped hack 20 Boston. /
along sith Hank Gowdv 80 that Her
sor mtEht be brought hack 20 the 4
Polo grounds The Fromme Ames. De- I
sore. Groh deal vas made IN uiidsea-
soa- 1873. and AZ the end OF the season
iohn s'os;er. pinch trading for Nc
5F4N- ssnt Tie @gcAssa1Dce HeEzoS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
RESTA AGAIN VICTOR m
LONG AUTOMOBILE GRIND

ssr F-ar-s-r. CAT Fr-er ID
Eesta s-r.ra e-r $50. 70. .r ar.ea he
e1r week as, rl- Grand P-.1 cap.
flrrt Saturday tae -rHrf mile Van.
tHrl.. erE race over che course uf
frT paaaua.r=eI International ar.
position. .r shat Eel aalI Fool sav. been
1.r 1r taF most t.rUIrz contests f1r
fE.a alrrE.t. p classic H.s time vas
hours. 60 minutes aHI 30 seconds.
tr rnl-falur1 su average co.. s-f-
niles Howard WHeUE. $50 -s cas-
second ls q srers. 20 rlrlfra and rf
seconds Ete E'.Fr fr.rL. G hours.
90 minute. ~ seconds. end Ralph De-
Palma. SO. e. fourth. Las hours
90 ufrgfTs. seconds
utesr cars t-tsrs.l az follows
Ftfts. vrHam Carfsoa. sfHth. O. g.
N~wt9ls~s s~v~eth. Barney ufdCe.I
slEstz. t.o.is ntsbruv s.a'h. HgEa.e
fi1Es~s. tsrsh. a H EIcia-
Or va a r~gruiaE heart t-razirE
race from start fo ensa. rh- pace
a~f av ere winner SOB t~cred the ears
tr trrrfrc strata. 90 thar before The
fe.ss less fras BALE 90 those vhich
answered tss starters call uer~ LETT
on tho ruartrE EeFry f~N minutes
ears wen. Co tts eif fcr repairs
Cpsc-s were frsggcnt ouiaE 20 the
farf that tss coarse became slippery
FROM or drtrrsnEs Nrtvithstand laE
this oulv one serious acci9srt occur
-st hob Hgrmass ear fu=ref con-
s,sssfy over or a rtEst anEie tur-. His
msesanie-ar- 1cs Clsary. received a
e-usen tEiEa ard bay 30 Internally
- trr-af
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
CUBS BASEBALL NINE
SELECT TEAM OFFICERS

At a meeting held Saturday night
the Cubs baseball club named Happy
Miller manager and Bud" Cavanaugh
captain for the coming year. The CUBS
enjoyed successful season last year.
and prospects for this season are even
brighter Three new men. Edwards.
J. kavanaugh and Hotchkiss. have
been secured 10 bolster up the team
this year. II players being signed up
al the present time. After the bust
ness session a luncheon vas enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
LOCALS BEAT PRINCETON
IN A BROOM BALL GAME

The Rock Island broom ball team
defeated the Princeton. Iowa. team in
a hard fought game on the latters
floor Saturday night by score of Is 10
10. the contest ending in near riot.
The score al the end OF the frs; half
ended in a tie. 10 10 10.
In less than FIVE minutes al the
start OF the second half the Island
ers made three field goals This pace
proven TO fast for the Princetonites
who became much peeved. and the
game wound up in free for all.
The Rock Island team lined IN as
follows; C. Herbert, n. Hubul. {.
Deiiz. l. Chansky and r. McInnis.
Time keeper. Flemming Referee. A.
J. Endter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

WtI.ausp orr. Pa Narrh : WI
iiarlspu-t foiks @srr surprised 20 read
a -epost frur1 Kansas Cry that Lev
Ei'chle. former CUB. eas slreriuE
from tGhcrcai1sis Rifchle has spent
th~ vister here and never a. rhis time
90 year vas 30 iu better physical con
eitiuc Ano1f feo vesSs aEo. uhfia
p.aytn< cards IN ths E.lks cisb. Ritchie
a. sst-~t wifh an attack 90 acute in
Gizsstio1. ard Sas under TIRE care %
a prvsician Tor last = fes DAYS. Wiih-
% q week BE AzG sztlEely recovered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
sPLINFERs OF SPORT

New Orleans. La. March s ~ The
American Giants of Chicago defeated
the New Orleans Specials yesterday.
10 TO ..
Madison. Wis. March Badgers
Won over Illinois Saturday night in
the Eymnastic meet by zoo points.
while honors were even at wrestling.
New York. March SACK Britton
OF Chicago outfouEht and outpointed
Jack Toland of Philadelphia in a 10
round bout in Brooklyn Saturday
night
New York March S.-Franklin field
in Philadelphia will be the scene OF the
intercoIle giate track and field cham
piouships this year. This was decided
az the annual meeting of the Intercol-
leEiate Associate of Amateur Athletics
OF America The meet will be held on
My 2S and 30.
New York. March S. ~ Robert B.
Ward. president of the Brooklyn Fed
eral league club. announced yester-
Gay tlal ne nau leieeTd pheu 70 Lee
manager of the team at the
training camp in Browns Wells. Miss.
that he would not sanction the signing
OF William James. pitcher for the Bos-
ton Nationals.
St. Paul MINI, March THE bill
.eEalizins 1o-rouud no decision box
ing contests in Minnesota. was recon- +
nended for passage 10 the state house /
Of representatives by the committee !
on general legislation. The measure, /
which is patterned after the Wiscon- I
sin boxing law. is expected to meet /
with much opposition when it comes /
Ip for consideration in the house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
FLOWERS LEADS FIELD
8l-WEEkLI SHOOT or CLUB

Fghfren members o. che SCUM
Heights Ggu cigs toOE part .r tGs 90
wessty shoot YESTERDAY az ere Hirt
mcnd Eruuats Rec FIawe-s TED fs~
asid Vlsh CD bIrts FaI~ scores were
uaGs. bgf ere wfns prvva1inF ust~
conditions gnfsVerHbfe IRE uetf
ssoet - ere clas vuf BE- held ln two
weeks. PROBABLY AZ ere Rock Island
t.ur ctab wruunfs. FcIlaviaE are tss
scores rnaas On g bfrvs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
FREE BASEBALL BELIEVED
A SURE THING AT DECATUR

Decatur. NJ March s-Practicaily
$4,000 was raised during the first week
OF the campaign for free Three Eye
league baseball in Decatur this sea
son. A total of $4,000 is needed, and
the indications are that this amount
will be raised
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
TALTYS SHOW UP WELL
IN PRACTICE CONTEST

The Taltys or the Twin-City league.
who are entered in the national tour
ney at Peoria this month, took three
games in easy fashion from a team
composed OF the high average men in
the Manufsct urers' league Yesterday
afternoon AT the Island City alleys
The Taltys got e.C4f in three games.
The scores
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
WILLARD AGREES TO BOX
JOHNSON IN CUBA, IT'S SAID

Il Paso. March S.-The Johnson.
lizard night for the heavyweight
championship of the world will be
staged az Havana. Cuba, during the
nrst week OF April, according to an
nouncement made here by Wizards
manager Willard. who is now in Los
Angeles. is expected TO leave soon for
Havana
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
Dubuque Signs outfeIder.

Dubuque. Iowa. March Manager
Mullen of the Dubuque Three Eye
team has signed Outhelder Joseph Nc
Gilvray of the Dominion league IN
Nova Scotia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
easier Erplovr,ert.

Il understand, said the letter car
rier. that some of those ancients did
all their writing on rocks and bricks.
Yes" replied the professor
We'll. these times have their disad-
vantages. But I'd rather be a letter
carrier now than then. Wa shington
Star.