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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
TYRUS IN A SLIP
BELOW 400 MARK
Crawford Nsv Lead. Cobb IN Total
Ea.~, uui Formr Hold, Fiaee
~ Top oi Heap.

Ua..aEa. June z-Ty Cobb has aI-
sHerl Eis tzfrias average 90 clip be-
'aH ta. Cog fEr arsl tlme Eiucr be-
gained fHr .rzarFship OF ffr American
..asar taIe season. according fn aver
aETs paH.sara here today Including
Coo rr.aFta 1f fasS W-Inrriay. Cobb
Hala.s.rs t.s place ln fruut of his ciT-
rsf H.. t#r HafilHF stamp Jake uau-
H-rt s.Hrrr. 81 ere -rrrut Chicago
series Iuse UFHaEigu star frEt
place 0r far National t1 Pred L.ldrrus
at Fafripf.a art Ire 2faEe~ once
moro leads ere Federal ie1EgrFE-iav-
sHE EH-r ahead ot FiHrrnt Campbell.
Americas league leaders. counting
Fr.E chose ~e1 tasr played in as least
Ealf pf $500 games thrir teams have.
eros
cobb Detroit. $50. Fournis-. Chlca-
E9. rfHs Jackson. Cleveland. 1ffs
Crawford. Detroit s-ss p Collins.
CsiraEp. 500. tai6ir Philadelphia.
1ts Vrarl. Detroit. an. Pipp. Ncw
YORK. sos. struaE. Philadelphia. SOS.
1taisrl Nrv YORK 1oe. Ia team hit
tfsE ckieaEo with $50 aad Detroit with
15s leads
Crawford has vrcstcd siuEFiuE hon
ors from Cobb with total bases mum
ber5rE Ils % Ty'E lla. but Cobb stiii
leads ia stolen bases with - and tn
ruas scored with s. oitriuE. Fhiia-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
MOLINE CLIMBING
IN PENNANT RACE
Plow Boys Trim Bloomington TO 0
and Are Now Tied With Quincy
for Third Position.
GRAHAM HURLs A PRETTY GAME
Davenport Noses Out Peoria in Ninth
in Pitchers Battle-Roekford
Licks Quincy.

Bloomington had little or no chance.
with Graham in the box for the Moline
Three-Eye team yesterday afternoon
at Moline. The Plow Boys won by
top heavy count of to 0. Graham
held the visitors TO 3 hits. only one man
reaching second base. in fact only
three reached the keystone sack.
Hughes men played brilliantly behind
Graham. making spectacular catches
that cut of hits. the work of Falk at
short especially featuring.
On the other hand. Malloy was iaef-
fective. walking batters ar critical
times, and he was not well supported.
Moline garnered 3 runs in the third
inning on a double. single. error, sac
rifice and a walk. In the fifth frame
the Plow boys annexed I more tallies
on three walks, a double, a sacrifice
and an error, the last score coming in
the eighth on a triple and sacrifice
Gelason, Moline's new catcher, starred
with the willow. getting j single. a
double and a triple. AS result of the
victory yesterday Moline is tied with
Quincy for third place only two games
behind the league leaders. The score:
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO
HOLD FIRST OUTING

Providing weather conditions per
mit. the arst road trip and picnic
OF the Tri-City Motorcycle club this
season. will be held tomorrow. The
riders will meet az Eoch's motorcycle
garage on Market square and leave
promptly az . o'clock. The site OF the
picnic has been kept secret and in only
known 20 one member. Ben Koch. who
will guide the party. All motorcycle
riders in the tricitics. whether mem
hers Of the club or not. have been cor
daily invited 20 join in the the trip
and large turnout IS looked for.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26

dciphia. and Caldwell. New York. lead
in homeruns with 4 each
In the National league the leading
hatters are: Luderus. Philadelphia.
gfs. uauhcrt. Brooklyn. $40; J.
smith. Boston. .Ge5. MerkIe. New York.
1e5. Salcr. Chicago. .Sss; Good. Chi
earo. 122. Connolly. Boston. $50:
DOYLE. New York. alS. Wade Kiilifer.
Cincinnati. .3l5. Robertson. New York,
Glf. ST. Louis has displaced New York
in team hitting with -c59 20 the Giants
-e5- SAFER leads in total bases with
ies and iu runs scored with 80. Carey
90 Pittsburgh leads the base stealers
with 90 and Cravath. Philadelphia in
home runs with nine
Leading Federal league hatters are;
staEce. Brooklyn. .G5e. Campbell. New
ark. .15l. Ensteriy. Kansas City. $40:
Kaun. Brooklyn. $50. Flack. Chicago.
111: Duncan. Baltimore. .22S: Deal.
So. Louis. SEQ: Bousch. Newark. -Sls;
Tobin. So. Louis. 1i-; Cooper. Brook
Ism. SIS. Erookiyu leads in club bat
firr with eS5. Newark is second with
-s'.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
SOME FACTS ABOUT
CHICAGO SPEEDWAY

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
WILLIE D0AK FAILS
T0ST0P THE CUBS
CAleaas Vafiaaaft efr~ ~ Lous'
Fmener a e.aad rfpaaeiuT tnd
VIA gq o. ts0.


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sTsfsur af aad baseball .s ttr & fte
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
JOHNSON SENDS his
FOR SPIDERS SHARE

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
Bopts for 1IIcbiron City.

Laporte, Ind. June 26.-Unless there
is county, city or state interference
with the plans of Promoter Floyd Fitz-
simmons of Benton Harbor, Mich, the
Wolgast-Welling fight, which was 70
have been staged in the Michigan
town on July >. viii be pulled OF al
Michigan City. Governor Ralston has
not yet offered opposition to limited
round bouts in Indiana. and II IS eA-
pected the fight and others schedulea
for Benton Harbor can be staged II
the Indiana city
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
THnTT-TTT ITlgTT.

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
OIL COMPANY CLAIMS
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26

Miss meleigh-Perhaps you won I
believe II, but strange man tried to
kiss me once. Miss Cutting Really
Well. he'd have been strange man if
he'd tried to kiss you twice.-Illustrat-
ed Bits.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26
DAMS WINS A BATTLE
AT DES MONIES, IOWA

Des Moines, Iowa, June 26.-Before
a large crowd at the Shrine temple,
Andy Dams OF Monmouth outboxed AL
Baldwin OF Jacksonville in a fast 10
round go. Dams proved too speedy
for his opponent and scored heavily in
nearly every round.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26

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enc e. e. sss aaase after iaasrielaE q
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osf gs sls aWn segfsftetfec mes rtre
sscslr as- ersiefea fs' nars ease ls.sa
seor pseple.-Leraea Gieoe.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26

| Moline AB r. III p 4 =
FaIk IS s O
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Stslev. 1b ......3
Pettigrew Of 4
Davis, IF .......2
Hughes. Oh 2 o O
CLAYTON. If 4 O o
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score bv innings.
Moline ...........O0so o4O0I--4
Bloomington 100 OOO00 GO
Three-base Gleason Two-base
hits-GIeason. Pettigrew. Sacrifice
hits-FaIk, Staley. Stolen bases
Davis. Struck out-bv Graham. 3: by
Mallev. 3. Bases on baIls-on 1Ialloy,
Is. Double plavs-Gurtz to Lindsay
to Lister. Passed ReitmeyeT, 1.
Hit by pitched ball-Davis Umpires
-Donnelly and Struthers. Time OF
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-26

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-07
MARRIAGES
IANuARY.

JANUARY.
:. Roy b. Perrine, of Gilmore,
and Mabel Bowen, of Salmon, by Ell
der G. n. Rittenhouse.
p. Walter Schofield and Mary l..
Cheal, both OF salmon, by Judge F..
P McCracker.
FEBRUARY.
p. Hans Walchi and Beatrice Sla-
win, both of Carmen, by Rev. h.
Ellis Bush.
MARCH.
1. Henry K. Newman, Of Lemhi,
and Mary Wurst, OF Bellevue, Idano,
by Rev n. e. Bush
IS. Harry II. Hanson and Lillian
Williams, both of Salmon, by Judge
F. P. McCracken.
25. Virgil NJ. Harris and Frieda
MoEg. both of Lemhi, by Father
Gresl.
APRIL.
/. Harry Coleman and Josie Viz.
luas uotAl Va LtauulSs w JUSTIFY bl
the Peace Frank Z. Decker.
T. William d. Farnham and
Jeanette watson, both of Carmen, by
Rev. Bush.
20. James Z. Pugh, OF Lsmhi
aud Ella Crippen, of salmon, by
Judge McCracken.
%. Frank b. Getchell, of BaIti
more. Maryland. and Mary +. Lam
horn. OF Salmon by Rev. Bush
p. Orville Wright and Nav Estel
IA Thomas, both Of Salmon, ny Rev
F. y. Quist.
MAY.
~. Murray Crook and Lydia Walk
or, both OF Salmon, by Eide c. n
Rittenhouse.
JUNE.
l.. August z. Jahnke and Louisl
81. Kane. both of Salmon, by Fathe
GreSl.
JCNL.
II. Theodore r. Gautier, Of CaT
men. and Nellie V. Taylor. OF Glib
bonsVills, by Rev. Bush.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-07
DEATHS

J. J McCracken, Salmon, January
2nd.
James Butler, salmon, January
10th.
William W. Sunderlin, Salmon,
February 10th.
Laura DeLong, Patterson. Febru.
airy the aged years.
George Smith, Salmon. Feb. lIth
aged II yeasr.
George Briner, Salmon, Feb 18th.
Christie ~Glennon Gibbonsville,
March 4th, aged ~ years.
Joe Glennon. GibbonsvilIe, March
4th, aged 10 years.
Glen Shaw, Salmon, March 26tu
aged II years.
Mrs. Martha Thornburg, Carmen
April 18th aged IS years.
John euler Salmon, April 18th,
aged 81 years.
Mrs. Mary Spencer. salmon, Apri
eth, aged IS years.
Mrs. Rosetta Rathhuu, Baker, May
End, aged 81 years.
Fl. O. Billings, Leadore, May 7th,
aged ~ years.
Jacob Finstulr Samon, May 18TH,
aged II years.
Andrew Clark, Junction. May 81,
aged IS years.
William Hammond, May, June
10th, aged 80 years.
William b. Brown, Gibhonsville,
June 18th, aged 81 years.
Alonzo u. Perkins, Salmon. july
18th, IS years of age.
Mrs. Ellen +. Pugh, Salmon, july
10th, aged j6.
John Mead, Salmon, July 18th
aged Is years.
Albert NJ. Jackson, Salmon. July
Both, aged 40 years.
Mrs. Mamie Price, Salmon, Angus
18th, aged "a years.
william j. Brown, salmon. Augus
29th, aged "a years.
Hazen r. Clark, Carmen, October
29th, aged "a years.
Mrs. Augusta Hank, Salmon, Oct
ober 81, aged 50 years.
William L. Edwards, Salmon, No
yembsr 25th, aged 63 wears.
Pleasant Rose, Salmon, Decemhe
z, aged 63 years.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-07

?. Charles 4. Htnchey and Mildred
Mathews, both Of Salmon, BY Rev
Bush.
4. Clarence McCIacken and Beulah
Marion, both of Salmon, by Rev. f.
y. Quist.
AUG uST.
II. Thomas H. Clark and Vera
Carllng, both of Nicholia, BY Just.
ce George Steel.
%. Ralph Edwards and Glover
Pembls. OF Salmon, by 8ev. Leonard
T. Prose.
OCTOBER.
I. William Kadletz and Gertrude
Igou, Of Salmon, by Rev. f. n.
Quist.
2l Martin Lindstrom and Mary
Peterson, of Leadore, by Judge Me.
CraCken.
25. Francis j. Brown and Estella
N Schoheld, Of Salmon, by Rev. IL.
E, Bush.
NV EO Is IL,
1. William Swan and Cora f.
Robinson, of Salmon, by Rev. Ellis.
Z. Crabtree.
Z. Charles w. Miller and Candace
Cunningham, both of Gilmore, by
Rev w. NJ. Chalfee.
DECEMBER.
B. Curtis W. Moo re, both of Bak
er, by Rev. Crabtree.
H. William II. Wellington and
Mrs. Isabel Butler, both of Baker,
by Judge McCracken
IL. Andrew B. Burnham, of Arm.
stead. and Alta c. Barrack, OF Sal.
mon, by Rev. E. E. Crabtree.
is. John 5. Mckinney, OF Carmen,
and Laura Whitwen, Of Salmon. by
Rev. e. E. Crabtree.
p. Milford Alfred and Olive Red
dingtqn, OF Leadore, by Judge J. NJ
Stevens.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-07
THE YEARS EVENTS OF LEMHI COUNTY

ter On the 18th.
Charles Doty, Salmon, a daughter,
on the 18th.
DECEMBER.
Fred Pattee Tendoy, son on the
sth.
Jos. Sanderson, Salmon, son. on
the 18th.
Ralph Irwin, Salmon, daughter
on the 18th.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS
JANUARY

l. The Pittsburg Idaho Co. Mine
at Gilmore closed temporarily OIL &C.
count of big reduction in lead
,. John J. McCracken accident
ally killed at the Bohannou Creek
dredge by the sudden caying Of the
bank on which he was standing
}. W. J. Brown returned frnm
RocheS- Ter, where he had been for
medical. treatment.
1. The funeral OF John j. Nc
Cracken took place at his late home,
conducted by Rev. Bush.
d. Newton Hibbs went % Boise to
attend the Jackson Day nesting Of
the democrats. Royal NeighGors and
Modern Wo2dmen held joint installa
tion of officers, which was followed
by luncheon.
s. Mrs. Arthur Greene ard two
daughters left for Los Angeles TO
spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Pearson left for Boise on visit.
9. Mcpherson ". r. c. No. 6 in
stalled the new officers.
TO-. Mrs. Louis Lamborn aud sister
Miss Mary entertained large rum
Der Of friends at an afternoon party.
II. A baby girl was born 70 Mr..
aud Mrs. Willard Rood at the home
of Mrs. Rood's parents, Judge and
( Mrs. McCracken. The coldesJ night
Of the winter, 8 below zero being re-
ported
-. Miss Nellie Cherry, sister OF
Attorney A. c. Cherry arrived from
her nome in Kentucky.
Y. Arthur Greene withdTaws from
/ the nrm OF George H. Monk Il Co,
+ taking complete control OF the gruc.
cry department.
"A. Waltst E. Sc6oReld and Miss
Mary Scheal married by Judge Ne,
Cracken.
FEBRUARY.
>. City Council met aud granted
. licenses to the saloons OF the town.
6. J VI. Mcpherson purchased TIE
interest OF Geo. Fl. Monk in the dry
goods store Of Mcpherson Monk & Co
10 Dr. Hammer reported tie arriya
Of 6ne boz At the home Of Mr.. auC
Mrs. Ward F. Beam at the HiItlel
Dredge.
II. George Smith suicides oy Jung
Jog into the salmon river from TN
bridge
p. First annual Lemh schOo
meet vas neId at the B'ooklyG schoO
II the evening a Declamat1ry con
test Eas held.
Is ". ". Sunderlin passed ava
at his home 10 this city from hear
trouble. He was past eighty years o
age.
- A. u Draper appointed as re
fceiyer OF the Leadore state bank.
p. New IRE company organize,
with " II. Shoup president.
MARCH.
I. MrS- Crhistie GleRnou OF GiD
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BIRTHS
JANUAY.

H e fils anu hANs
Mark Crawford, Salmon, January
8Ofh. d son.
Willard Rood, Salmon, \ daughter
n the 18th.
Ighn J. Webster, Salmon, a son, on
BE- 18th.
William Goforth, Salmon, a son, on
FEBRUAYR.
Louis F. Ramey, Salmon, i dauRh-
n, February 18th.
J. L. Crawford, Salmon, daugh'
Pr, on the 7th.
Herbert V. Stellar, Salmon a SOD,
b the 10th.
Ernest Long, Salmon, a SOB, on tue
th.
Claud Carbon, Salmon. son on the
TIL.
William Mahaffey. TendOy, son
the 27th.
MARCH.
Frank Bell, Carmen, daughter on
4th.
Charles Norton. salmon. a daugh-
on the 10th.
4esile NJ. Burke, salmon, a daugh-
on the 25th.
esse Bowman Baker, a daughter,
the 25th.
APRIL.
Curtis A. Rucketts. GibDOnSVllle, a
nehter, on the 10th.
arthur Worden. Salmon. a son on
y 7th.
Milton A. Dillingham;, Leadore, a
on the 18th.
Floyd Goodell, Salmon, son, on
zlst.
ohm J. Gaver, Salmon, a son, on
25th.
MAY.
Ohm A. Benjamin. Salmon, a son
the 7th.
Frank q. Dawson. a son on the 3th.
ohm Bundy, Salmon, daughter
the llth.
Frank c. Miller, SALMON, a son on
10th.
JUNE.
George W. Benjamin, Jr., Salmon,
laughter, on the lst
William B. Adair, Batter, a son on
9Th.
ames Sinclair, Salmm, a daugh.
on the 18th.
fred E. Kohl, Carmn. a son on
2lst.
JULY.
eorge Edward Butt Leadore,
lighter, on the 4th.
asil Demichh, Salmm. a daugh-
,un the 9th.
ames Manfull Baker a daughter
the 2Oth.
oscoe c. Martin, NGtnfork, son
the 10Th.
mo W. Stocks, Eli, 4 daughter
he 3ist.
BY Hiatt, Salmon, i son on the
AUGUSn.
stts Waddlngtou, taruen. son
he 2nd.
lis f. Higley, thiIy miles below
BON, son on the st.
llter 5. brown, Samon. a daugh-
IN the 4th.
Ester McGovern, Kilgore, "A
hter on the 18th.
pest Tompklns, Simon. a son on
list.
eph Noodle, SAmon. son on
Eth.
II. Phillips, Lseburg. a dAugh.
b the 2Sth.
SEPTEMBER.
tnk Rittenhous, salmon, a
hter on the 2nd.
sh Schohsld. salmon. a son.
I2tb.
l liam Webb, Salnon. daughter
E 18th.
HEil Harris, Lsnhi. son ON the
k $ Tobias, Bake a son on the
is ) Kirby. simon. daugh-
ID the lst.
4arbs NJ Bliss. Samon. son on
Bind.
sfenoe ByerIy, Nay. a daughter
e 23rd.
rge Baein, Sahun. a daughtel
I'D 24th.
OCTOBER.
b. Quarles. Sdmon. a dangh.
b..
fry snyder, salmon. a son, 5th
Ney ;. stewart salmon. sor
IS 4th.
bam H. Edwards. salmon. 4
n the 18th.
hk L. Paterson. salmon, /
lee ter on the 25n.
NOVEMBER.
NteT Schoteld, salmon. a daugh
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Miss FloFeaee Pyeatt an1 brother
Don came down from Tsndoy 70 vis-
Il their brother and be ln attendance
at the o. T. 5. Installation Tuesday
evening.
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JULY

I. Judge shurtllfi OF Ogden, dsliv
cred the principal address at the cell
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~ physic 'sm % deatA
Asas. Improve the appetite. anh
.1ysc" Acts o n giands nd blo.a
. - -.Strie and sola ~ AL draEgists-
'IcAL CO. Chemists. Goshen. lad U $. A
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-01-07

Z, Curtis Moore and iss Sylvia
sedsvic, Of Baker we're married at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jus. Kad.
leJZ, by Rev. Crabtrre
u. II. r. Haynes and WiIe Of
shoup came up 10 attend the we'd
ding Of John Mckinney 10 Miss
Laura WhitWell.
~. Peter Mckinney shipped i've
cars fat cattle to suits maFksts.
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4 MrS. Crhistie Glennou of Gib
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-23
sss zee sss
IL: CHICAGOGRAMS

A four-ton coaEWagon broke down
on the Halsted street~car line just
north of Milwaukee aV. this morning.
Thirty cars were lined up and
every car was pretty well filed with
working folks. --...
That's pretty tough on those who
have to punch a clock. A good many
get locked a half day when as late
as some of them were this a. m.
Nov that the White Sox have Of
1cially broken into Chicago, the sea-
son for all three Chicago teams will
go ahead in the usual manner.
There will be a lot of spring hats
out to see the Sox play today. Ladies
day on South Side.
Chilly ankles are bound to result
from the first try at oxfords, so don't
raise howl if your tootsies get cold.
The dog catcher will probably do
rushing business shortly.
Might be a good idea to have a
guinea hen catcher to grab all the
guinea hens within the city limits.
The bIoomin' birds baW out all
night. In fact, they are fowl ball"
Wonder if that same pink bathing
suited young lady will be out at Will
son beach this summer. Some suit!
'Twon't be long now.
Mayor Thompson is in our midst.
WOUI D GRAR HAT WORKERS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-23
WOULD GRAB HAT WORKERS
LIFE SAVINGS AND HOMES

Danbury, Conn.,, April 23.-The
life savings of nearly two hundred
members of the Danbury hatters'
union-their homes and bank &C
counts be seized in payment for
the 100000 judgment awarded D. F.
Loewe & Co. against the union I'M
less the National Hatters' Union of
the American Federation comes to
their assistance at once.
The Loewe Company so announced
today in an open letter to the union
members, published in local and Nor
walk, Conn. papers,