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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

Ass-~Aa Of seAaar. vas who \ nsv.
ee,aes~ss steatstsd With ctvtc vcst
aas lx 8 tFae' aver. .AGsiy gavs
tatt aescre a P.tsssrrgA nc<Aaes'
ciss hsr~ 10 = sars Of What sAs
sa..
Ther~ is one sn~-sica - whicn
ever wec,sn oaxh' to be shis 70 a.
saer Yea II ts als, -Caa FOO earn
. i'vias II you shoaid need u dc.'
II ts@-~ s- cc@ s@ssc7 na.s.1 tan AZ
eeA~- Ssst aas t-ssfs e3. .Astzs1 b PV-
eani years II 10 that las estrainel
suffer Gaoss when = pinch ccmsA An
other teesor that is sscse sn6acisnttv
e.aersteod 10 that thsrs b psNeeaeaL
~ No security Ia seFtuGeA
Re prepared. - @ivics e0e = veraan
IS veil rs Tor nasion- Train yoar
essgnrefs> yoa mothers. to se0sshing
sAs. vta pay = rsxn-r ssMeisnt ss
least for Q hveaihood. h en- = 10
E&rm- and I: rsas rg4a tSnf tAs aaY-
fsfsacs aes~een hsppsness AaA ninssy
IN 'a:ef life
Ths-e II ncthfne recee pAsh191e than
the sight a scns unfprtunaAs vonam.
ervsShs sp to = cocspetsaey - ~
tsr,y arrr~asrcs 10 sayeses Aerssif.
wAo AAs bssa s.Aasaiy ssAHes1 -
poverty, Ne 81 know sans sneA
woman HoessrinG sisas q tAsnss
the s-s of 10 real ese. q vsrk gisan
- pityire sr'sads Or sssanosRA naes
ss isss dAssA By sanGart VITA . vceiA
that % esrvikn 80 her. sinh1ng l1eslo
ey hstse 70 meassr snrrcaaAin0 81
more desesrAts rsAxeshlAsA. - G loae
disappears. srcled naAar n ths uaae-
s,-oei sas las Haitses The sa1anGA ~
the esa10iAG - Fesss.-
surely ycs aost vsss - - ssm
tAs 4ssss2t cAAnes u hccum1ng sneA
. dsrsiiet. yes Aoa't vanf yesr dnauh-
tsfs 10 -s4A Any sseh rtak. - - ~
pared - q far spsnsshiag. 1un1na1
- ssossAiss. rsaAy - tslhs ~ 4
yoa nass- xaoS q lsaoe - Gn1ng
~ veil that psocts ~ - ~ -
pay y0s fss dstng - - ak3u = -
vss n - usss1 shsn11 - - r
- ean rstnRs fzts valee tpr 3 11U1nG
4 - - 0uRoo - hnmD ao1nnQna
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
.usea Psleni Cssereie Bs;dses.

For ; number Of years. DAME
e Luten has claimed 90 have Pat
ents covering reinforced bridges,
and has been collecting royalties
from the various counties Of the
western states which bud. ssch
bridges. Mr. George WAshbu ru.
. contractor. Constructed such q
bridge in Weld county. Colorado.
aud Luten brought suii aeains.
him and against Weld country.
in which he alleged that his psf
cut had been infringed, and ask
ed for damages. During the
trial Of tile casa, IL was shown
that the various court DEGREES
which Luton has Obtained in the
past we're oil granted by previous
agreement Of some sort or an
other. and that no trial - 70 the
merits Of bis patents had ever
been held. II 10 noe necessary
that we shosld rive the detsils q
the trial. The court lsund sAss
Lutea has 10 patents whtsh jsssi.
~ hin in claiming infringemsnt.
and his complaint was dismisssd
and ehe costs el,asvsd % him.
County supsrvisoSs shoah
make . nate Of this matter. 4
coey OF he decision oay ~ %.
taAAsd By addrsssinG Charles ".
RSshoe, Cosseg Cissb. Psesisy.
Co3ssaAe. e.-WallAooS DAsUoe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
Csstle Slaughtered al Cssleasej

IL IS estimated .hs: q total o.
LOO. 90. Co meat animals are he
ing kiilsd zach year in the United
States. During the year ending
June 30. 1915, 100000 we're
killed 10 plants ander federal ir
speciion. and il 10 believed tia.
this IL zbost ~ l,er cent o! the
total nvn Der slaughtered The
fsdersi inspectors condemned
80. 95- animals ~ being unai Zoe
food for hnman use. and ca. .G--
we're condemned In part. Ts.
bsscsIosis vas tbs chief cause
for sosdsU ns,ios. hng ehoSrs be-
Inc ihs ca1se for tae ps1i largest
loss. Federal neat inspection 10
esstlnS more thss tS.oo.oo
yearly. the isspeosasa isciudins
beth aainsis and eAruassss and
imported meat proAssss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

imported hnhurxsf cheese. that
migrant Wand xeo@e s.-A,~s. ws.y
easses stroas men to sarn away. has
eees eoe.iee u in Gernsay ey Lie
Ars.ssA sHhaxyo AMI thousands cf
Cesr.aa-AM<rteans are tccoe- ,.ahls.
Here In this coga.-y me tAc,e-i-~ arc
turning COT . eksess which 10 calssA
lsnesrg~r. h''s although u - rem
.nssesos Of the winter gcs-.srs ot .
.~rASsrss and yass~~:s ,ne rsear.'v
vacated ksseAen - . CAinsse hcArytns
eesse. " ssitl heks 80 -~ssasxsl
rsaeA Real iis es-ser uuss instant
ly f~cAu ,asy>rd ls Iuiy o. . sstvsss
dram ripe % . fersihxins stzslo.
AnerieAa ttreuryer - 'zsking IN
both ra-steaiA-s. One OF the ssosi
r1prsAeesssie Sec r~s ~ ,hs Aneyi.
can proAaes b rs eous,ote inertia.
Where TIE old cheese. ossr q lwvei
ssrtscs ord 9Th savcrsb;e vsz.ss.
coal. tssvs, halt 3 eaoeh over algas.
tbs 1915 noaei barsly stirz Evsa In
hot Weather. Which w-sss 20 s-sd tAe
Imported s,sseie ssla.Isx On sas wsy.
the sseseteses sast tfus-h'~s ytessnssy
ssd ssichs srcrnd- h 10 s.tirssv au-
s0esscrss--a has - tsaSsrsosna-
No. Tea Isssss.r
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

1fun snt osfhor steel. vanAeirn,
sssss- az. tunsstsr s,e<!. sfs pointed
o0 ~ Prvf + O. Aruoia. lsrftssh
DseaiisrGar - the shr~< sp~ v~els
H. ssccnl ktne is iron as4 eAfssa
ssssi sist svs prr oca, al vanstssn.
~ tsua osresds having or@s~si 70 81
~. ss1 sa.stisE ossssss s>ins vr~s
GDt- 81 tse th;rd kisd 10 ssua -
eartea ssssi hsvszs ii1 pr sssi ee
ssnesssa. tAs i-ua essssdv Assiss Ssss
soDsz1sd ~ shs ssaSslse isus -
snssss assa Asst~ss q TO ts0ssas
G.: ssasAsso assi tsss ssaSv iSss
1sopsss. ~ 0sssass SsAss. ss1 snne-
- oas1 q ~ 1aUp~ss ~ t1oo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

| The Democratic pagers have
good deal to say about nooss
veIt's presence al th.t rectn'
Gary dinner. y" don: ktow
why tie Colonel was ,na,@. D1'
That = Ar mach as &at"ns, ct
side o. taoze wNo are ou the
inside. actually i:Dc~ aO>ct Il
Tn. rest - mere scecg!At.o.
But The D.mgc:atic prt-. - i!y
lex 10 co}cr the 4falr in scch a
aay q, 10 throw G.ser"a.t dFcG
the Republican parry. Thich ..
tie lanrc rrmala.b.. since -.
Coloue! ha. no, si,0 IN tina: ne has
any af,I.4:iDn with That party
There may hzsc been Democrats
n attendance d: tt&t -lnne-. BIT
IL 50, they are rgt bhIns .SeD
toned. Now, who A.. Nr. Gary:
Mr.. Gar- "a 2 -.e,.. ;Lsgnate and
uaa of TIE s.te!t,es ;nst circulate
around .ue ..threan Of or
tlnarc.a .al oge, 'ord, ! T. HGrsan
i'r, Morgan. inc:I'sn.aIif. - IT,
gentleman who Is dlrel'irg The
desInies ot our covcrnrep, =
der tie wilson aGmlnistratGn.
particularly a. they bear On the
neutrality" q ugc ao:erniaent
n Zoe foreign w+I DO yoo 81:
it$ II not, we ado the iuIo-
nation that Sir Morgan is nov
grabbing a millions of dollars
rom his war-order contracts,
in which Mr. Gary and the rest
Of the satellite bunch z~onnd
nr Morgan SHIRE. Nov. Il Nr,
cary aud. presumably, Mr.
Norgan. are conspirIn2 u COZ.
trol the Reps b!iean party and
name is presidentia! candidate
in the approaching clmpsigr,
j. mus. be that they already rec
dsrriis. IL as tact isartt.Ir gCSrj
and useful friend Wood 20. VII.
soE has no chance Of 4 second
term-ihe rats are desc ri.pg the
sinking ship Undoubtedly they
have correctly Estimated the sit-
uation from the election re.arns
OF last November. which ind.cat-
I'd o!early iha. Wilson would &c.
only ID. straight; Democratic
vote, minus , considerable Ioss
the public dIs'avor Of
certain policies into wh!c'. they
ste~red him The Morgan crowd
always tres ~ get on the band
wagon early. bat il is not so cer
tam thai Roosevelt 10 going to
drive u nextyear, or that he S!lI /
be the man who will name ,hc
driver Ard pick L.n!o sg.. their
c 1sn purposes.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

There is ,ha: man Fri.k, The
coal baron who some years ago
proclaimed. that he was one OF
tho few "diiyEely" chosen for
ths great benehccnsss Of God, he
is not without heart iu his bosom
after all. In ps,ts burg the other
day n bank failed IN which
the school children Of tina. city
had accumulated by snail savings
the sun O. SiG1,l1G. They are
IL 600 children interested IN this
money and Mr.. Fr.ck cones for
ward and makes arrange nsnts
for retundinu their money out Of
his private fortune. Mr.. Frick is
one good sport all righ, all right.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

The report TIA. Colonel Roo,e
welt is seeking the scpuDiic3n
presidential Nomination is gnte-
i!eyable. While his opposition 10
continuing tho Democratic party
in power is vel, known, be kas
not yet indicate / tina. lac. wants
the Republican party restored
10 power. The Colone! IS still a
Prog rpss!Vt
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

What a Merry Christmas ii
must have been for the Kaiser,
the kins ard tho Car prosidiF <
they, .tlll posses. one park Of
humanity in their breasts-wh he q
They ihougat o. the millions they
have sent totheIr death and the
other millions they have piung ged
into sorrow.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
Former Congressman Eichsrd

Former tongressLan ElChsrd
Ba1,holti, published a s,s,em.n,
the other day IN which he re
marked that tho only peace pTo-
position Pres sident Wilson would
encourage woula be enc in which
Germany would have no share IN
naming the terms. He - cor.
rect, the government at Wash,
ingson is 'ncutraily" liHsd ur
with the allies
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

TIE Germ 1s tszss .elzls Pli
s@sEs sSd sy = E1g ~sr,czr6lr 2
D-.if,at-ssen. 1bets tk.s T sys, !,
ex,@c:@1 7 Le Eelgian Hsres
nzps had = failing oct gi.I. H..
"s.cb kzseb ~ eE4 ase syiss
Cbse,.- 10 si1S fsii II so..s This
Vii ia.<s :s.e Ir.,b 5,ex s.a tie
Eaziish Mas :a-,e ut, aaa woss
.t,e R3ss,ss Ezv,ar met. 9Th
,be Pfsscb p.s:rg. . M c4g,e
.es,,rs mGh...z .Dn II ts,e
for>%s ~ the !1'..riyr. Tse
Spanish IN Os,s ar :ToL1 ~! .
mYxsp. sns IL s.ss n 1e pyese ~ges
are cz!ied ost ard 5re&d >1srte
Gesn47 He>,dIes. tbey nsy Het-
chpp nth tse vary Dea.s. r.erf.
NJ ~assinZ ~ =prisin2 VI ~
Hrgs.+is @DE1-tA.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
fsn Css0sss.

B1I M0Ib "S - '(DOSs~ ~
No, this year 10 W t@ trsl7
state farm cfn9Ysss.trsn.y thrs'
stat. vide agricslssssI And Hss
stuck or9ahizs.jrns have isssec
calls for annoa! meeting. =: C>s
1mb.a a. this time
The nasaber o. state n.ss,t.1gs
st>>d a. 0rIgcky u 7atlI Sscentir ,
when the Secretary Of tIsf, s.s.s
Board of Aaricoltcre ann,g scs1
the cal for . .,st@ coEyeots,ss III.
marie. cond..,ors for "etsGss
day, January 9TH, at 25D 3 70 .
in Columbia.
This cocvention SiI! iIcI1Se =
conference On marketing tsIa.
will take Up TIE vitai questions u
farm Me t>9sy Il vii be al
dressed bJ state and az.io1s. RI
p-rt~ dealing in praftGas S7aTs
.,d r.., - u>j3s, 81
Wa.er., William Hrto. Dr.. J., Il
BsiIc1I, sara J0rGon r. y, ut
yo. u-4 >.ba~.I.aL.z-f-
r.. ..,,,cot.ar.I .sl,.,.,v f.>
c',,.x r.. !. v.,t ,zyz~- <af,~~
f., ,,.,.t>,. ,z,.k.r ,,t,.t..Avl,
.ai.,- ,r..,est4d n ,o.n.rv ..fe
~ attend Farr.r. WrDz 1.so.g
.s.r, eGl.n t..s y.z,.. tie ~
dz,. :...1 n,e- h., 70. .,.'. -
an ard t1r y,,.... 'yf.l "
N c1.5 ic.fsY, gr1 rsa.. 4ftk..t
niaety dsvs, .a,eraI t.foe, ala.
i cos. ~ make tie tr5
Tie g-o,.eE.s u. ofojac..oa
viii no. te 1,.r.o.k..t ca,J.ytbI
w..-. .<-s the l!r.tzceG. lrg d
tgIb.t;or. and m.fg,...y ali
cone !. tor .fs;zf., .ssre III.
y.ar one of.rn .rasker. -
deaT ratl ka-D, iry or1r .in ..--. .
,x.:..,ye marse.. and .reraz.,g.
c.r1r.s.,- s,ra rtgt. .da,s.s
I, M H;.,our, suy,c...g-, - Il.
=, ID tna,xe,. >fsi,.~i-yt..a..
,1.l. r..i,r,r .-e,ye, al
4, Ut t f..< c,.,., lee.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

Assistant Postmaster General
Dockery says the big Getic!t ir
his depar,men: IS due 10 the
war in Europe, but h. seems 10
feel corta;n that where there are
signs of prosperity, these ar.
due wholly 70 the b,aneticent 70
iicies Of the wilson aduinistra
tion
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

due to the culpsjle sztravsgAnee
OF the party in power that th&
school fund was seized spOn.
Maybe the genera! revenue fund
is at present ple.horic enough 70
stand the strain Of paying back
10 the school fusd $32i.1sS, and
we hope it is, the schools need
il. The one thing the yoters
should not lose sight Of ID. that
the Supreme Courts ruIinz in
this matter does not acquit the
Major administration o. e1trag,
agznce, nor Of the fact that tbs
state officers are throwing the
support Of their families upon
the taxpayers By putting sad
families On the payroll, These
indictments still stand and the
verdict will be rendered by the
people next November.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

TnI- e - certify ths. ~, George
Ngan1r. q. c..,E oi tie c..uniy count
%, W.. gion County. G..sousi. snG
". T.. ,@r;s1 sud :. kye, ,-'o o
t.ye Q, a,. ~ 't~ e5G-!y .rg-t s..d
c,gt:1. s.1 "a L the I2st tsy =. fe~"', ..
b.. -. a.. N.;s,- aEe >, a';.-.' &
zAl W.: A f!ect31a ~ - ,ne .sIt
s,ut;s, mest -. u. cs.Ufl isyu.e n IN.
Cny O.. foipsi Count. oi i a. airgiou,
-,ki. & Si.ss ari, 70. ;a. rG'pose pi
oa...rs up the vote ess: .; local
option e.' l,ou ted 10 IL. ssia c9ou-
- 90 I'.c.n t%- 10. 1915, Az: t.; ta<
p8,lotc 90! ssctiis..l.E ,he ntui
there. At: a. .a-iaef certify rihA.t there
VAS cs., a: salc s.ec..ou siI tuntrec
sud thirty .~o ,otss 10 isvCf Il tbe
.A.e Il in,uIIc@tng .ieua' and nins
hgu6.A3 aud seventy :hTes voice
sgstu,, the ssIe @! insoIicA:,ng .tQuo-.
r4astBE stasi ctrsstesC hlsdnd sna
i've su.t. rssi ss shosn ty The votes
c.,, hs p'cc.0css hereto attached.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

II would be interesting to note
what President Wilson would do
were Germany to send out d
ship with a few American citi
Zens aboard and IL were sunk ~
tho Allies
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
sos.h. whore n..the, ice aorsnox
fAv0RITE DISH Il. MEXICO
SSs Tsrsies Nerlr ir.r,eyc.sce ir.s
A~srcs, ttSys-S--ss Trey
Sseyi5 Er gs.e.

TsT H'I.r2 :scfss 'a' ESE:.r BOT
's-ss!ss = 70 r1os ole #. so c1.-s.
"a, .:ta tet.:er E.t>gss sll aae&,
srvu he ssy'" ard ], g, the c.ap
s4ns n&chlDs sft s9a - }, The llgvor
IN yLle1 the rhicEe. hss b.en
cnoa't TIA "a so@EJ:.s> p:ih a.,
6~@it.j co11 in.s.f. e&;e-a ally reS
f~'J;~r. ana .Lic.sDe4 v3th c1rnr1aAi
III. rulls aTe sbo.f ~. s..e Of l.ns
- -sss"s sa3 'ks,y ere v;-& ytd !. t.e
ihn.f t9ss' o' gfseD ooen Tie GAe
t-'ss srs s,rirEt a. "Ay. ert sr1
boil item io. tire hu.tt Il 10 beet
20 tas.s ih~ .rsy4-sIoa bcio.. add
irs sEsai 70 rate S5e,Ee, u 10 rsch
or n''-3s Eaor" ssas0:li.r allowing for
tto rsssi 10 5e a9c~d ~ III vii taAs
z? TIE slsry sas1-
To make i,n.sis .s~. ,sts ore poa-
%; es;45u"g s;ezk u lrr over rasa;
"a: hae. st1 oae isr.l c.Ytai q. seet
~. rsisl.s one aorca stoned oli1 es
eat. re;g~' Eu' fcc ref;-~r 20 ,As;".
stew artil io1ter s.s 'slclsD ~tih
oEs~ tt!-sf .,t.tCi ~ ca,T ,8csi T-Aen
Ei' on znd o,a hsit cuts-Is % cora.
ss"Ai INTO tsH.sr rEl,"d wG:e-. kad
ore table t~--rf9i o! - syrss.tar A1U
ss'sa a. - co-tasasarT of Egas ilnt
. t@ttsr.d baking GtFh With shog.
;sottirts of tbs mixture. pour III
the n@As cover VITA tie YcraAiEing
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

You are wrong; put that
money back" is the Christmas
present the Supreme Court hand
ed to our state officials.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
Stand by Wilson-say, haven't
you got enough yet?
The frequency with which bank
failures occur is another sign Of
prosperity, what:

Whatever else the Democratic
party may fail in. its ability TO
increase the tax burden is never
uue&tioned
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

Henry Ford is On his way home
from his peace mission TO Europe,
and the boys over there are still
in the trenches.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
NOTICE o. RESULT Of LOCAL
ORION ELECTION.


a |s7nst a NssEsDSDJn, ="
-. ~ ~. e'sossy e,ass TED within Ii,
I>>s'y N wssbiEgtsa asS Sal. O.
SissDsf. N. TIE i'm cag a Ds>ssabss
b 'fi1, t~ins az scS>srE.s tern. a ,a.
} 'sseisf so'snsef bsc. i9ls. u ,..s,
e''S'i. - :ss MATER u = cselisa.s- TIE
fssoii II . rDc.I o,si1s eiees..a be-
within ia- cDos:y II Sz.aiEs.o. sr1
es&~ u 2'ssft.si III tts iasa cty a4
Ds7tLs<f, j<.5. IN secas1s re ...L 4,.
f'eIe :. rLaI>yer ~. .sr. 81 s42fr,ex Of
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( tGe oss4.lS-f II sO.es cs<. ..ss. E<ai
I fpfi0H seti>S, 0oa pes4c f G.,re.
slsafa, eisrf ~ the niy ezz-, a
"as@iI9s 9s1r Coontr. sis.g1.i. ..2
W. Il. cpznp.C- srs :. !" Y;e, txo II
tie 5gI@s, {. ,bs s&:d cDo6sY cs,ay- q.
n ~ss!, E.H2 CJ11ty, Ei,o@g,5. a.r.
~ c-.i ,-e9 :hs ress.: o: sste ~sJ
oc3y5 Z ea.lc1 q IEe s&s1 ey-rry
'5'-'' W b ~ .. Z z '1>Ii{r >.-sst1-
~ - ~ - '-''-'' e = ~, "'iA'';ifs.
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40 --.,-.. D, =. .A!t e7-u1:.
crSu D.. :. . sL,DStsl CoLns.. As,,na-
.'.'.-''. T-'"A
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29
terestneM.

A svs5!Eh coaS; las An ar,oerxrh
Eibrr IL ~titA tire r.z:.smen txve
written . sentence u Their reGp-cc-
tive ps!iosoprias The eight, ear
cid Preach minister. CS.sct. wrote
"Dz,.ne ny iOns l;.e have learned
ssc ~tss s-ies TIE one Ia. TO forgive
Hueh- The nshsr 10 ;nrres ng.hinE
rrdesI@a;h these words the Preach
ssAfexnsa Thi~rs vru.e I have
fo-re tia, . little Forgetting does %:
dssrncs from the sincerity OF The ios.
giving
or tie same rase there vas space
srosSh for an sstorrzrh q the Ger
mar esanceiicr Bismarck vho said
During Er life have iezrni the
nssd Of forgetting rDch and hsrtaS
much fosris~s De-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-12-29

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treg ding Jasge u TIE Cccniy Cour.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
POLICE SCATTER CROWD
GATHERED Al BALL PARK

BOSTON March Is -Four thousand
unemployed men gathered at tho site
of the Braves nrs BAH Park iu Aston
yesterday under che impression thar q
large gang OF iahorcre would De- put
On work
suIisu and disappointed. the others
zen refused t1 leave when requested
fo g, ~ 1F James p Gsnusy. owner
and precedent of the BOSTON National
league club. Police reserve were call
"a aud 30 vas Necessary 90 charge the
cFcst fu dispersr them
Announcement that construction
eo-E on The new home of che ro-id's
champions F1uid start drew the
crowd 40 cau for help was issued
President Garn~y SAID.
20 vac amazed o. md such a crowd
M1st % t1v construction work viii be
By skilled labor Even vheu opera
tiors are o. their Aeirht there VII
PROBABLY ae not more than 500 or 600
gpoa TIE psy rolls
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
TO PLAY FOOTBALL ON
DIAMOND At MICHIGAN

q arH game ~ diamond football
invented frr sgraE football practice
af tftra.ear. d~-r.urr .ae.IIfE e.rH fHT
fprsart rass ANS uur vHu can set
clear idea H. rsr same from fHa fu.-
10 laE deception ought ta receive a
prize frur Iosf
-rhr same vHr ts PLAYED 1r q --ru-
'sfI1H diamond. HIru apfnnt Uue
passing s.ruH-H rHa home plate per-
rrrt.euiar fH Far diagonal from seq
nri base tH GOO plate. THr rru .n@
Oh fa~ Hat.r-H auE Instead or H.r.
tins q baseball boz must trs f1 catch
football iif has tlrrT trials. muf-
lrl catch. fs~ FOUL rauuf.re one
strike. aua triuE IaraI -Hlrd ate
-rf The batter can stand any
FHrrT rr fhr line tgf naturally places
himself ar far plate no rr catches
ore af trr passes made ar fre pitcher
be- steps fn frr plate aud cots .tff.
20 .F .r rur uTH e1ae 81. o. free
throw ~ 5000 .rU THO batter can
throw Dr. anywhere ur FAIR TERRITORY
lf ans of the fr'Irre catch BE- Do Is
uft m rDf .t must Ha HaIdat and
flruEu tu fhs lasamau Tor u1f1url
iissru.sr. however are NOT required f1
touch HrHrrrr1Hra Tho latter are
also United .r fUri- activities ht
regulation that once they sfcr on their
uHsr trrI cannot return fo Ir. but must
rrr Tor -Fe rrzf ono. This change De-
necessary owing 20 the creator time
needed POI throw a football than lr
needed f1s handling a baseball"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

Gainesville. ia March fs-K~aa.
fir Academy % Prairie IA Chiea. Wis
was t@ssa;se By The University OF
fto-'fs. q 80 :. - ~ srs. game % the
loss92 BASEBALL Championship series.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
LEAGUES STOCK
LOOKING BETTER
ROCKFORD KNOWS OF NO INVITA-.
TON OF THREE-EYE
CIRCUIT.

Rockford H., March 16.-Bi-State
league stock which slipped rapidly for
two or three days is showing signs Of
rauying in fact it may be said to be
on the upgrade again
President B. N, Parsons telephoued
yesterday that Madison had practical
ly decided to take a chance in the BIZ
State. He has been interviewing some
of the loyal fans there during the last
day or two and rather than see the
town without baseball they have de-
cided 10 make one more earnest effort
to keep = team going and retrieve
some of the past losses.
Mr.. Parsons says he has quite favor
able report from Freeport where he
has had a representative looking over
the baseball situation for nearly a
week. As a result OF Nadison's rally
and the outlook al Freeport the
league executive will make another ef.
fort TO land Ksnosha, which will give
the Bi-Stste q tight little eight club
league.
Baseball writer's in some o. the
Three-Eye towns insist that represen-
tatives OF that league VIII visit Rock
ford this week 10 invite this city to
return to its old company. but the
Rockford club does not appear 10 have
been informed that such a conference
is contemplated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16
NO OLYMPlCS I'LL 1920
SAYS ITALIAN TRAINER

CuieuF1. v1rcf u.s. Carlo .aH.r.
trainer ~ f.- lrtaaa o.euaIs ..aH af
t9fe. yesterday t-r.arrt r- has reg~ar.
fy received I-ffr-s f~oa frfig and Ger.
many vh.rh fraf bIu Goo believe ..ere
win be- r4 Ofga.aIe games .e 1878
"Geruaay eogIt rot hold .a- rru~e
and lnvtt- only tt allies. 70 ar. #t.l
AZ vur sait fasftrr. rh-rrlse tr~
rafes OF tEe ietrrrl..aaHf committee
eiau for a majority vote Some OF f.~
ether b~lhEererts HaHfs .e. 1916
sames TIE Neutral cogrtr.rs outside
81 the United state. orc s7r .rrrrr r1
ths coaH.rf f1 want f..~
There Wu De- -o u.rwn.es .rfU
1890"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-16

and lost only by one basket, the count
extra play. The capital city five went
down TO the finals. losing to Freeport
by a score of - to II Although this
score seems somewhat onesided the
game was hard fought Springfield
playing roughly and the winners max
ing baskets on fouls.
Local fans are of the opinion that
the islanders would have won had But
Ter been playing at center. At the
GaIesburg meet Buffers opponents on
ly scored two baskets aaginst him dur
ing the entire tourney, while he him
self made 10. The local machine was
disrupted at the last minute by the abb
sence Of the colored star because Of
an injury to his knee.
The opinion also prevails that Fay
Reeves. star forward and captain Of
the local five, should be given a place
on the all-star five. Reeves has done
the heavy end of the work for the To-
cal school all through and played at a
disadvantage in Decatur.