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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
CITY CHAT
(Advertisements.)
ONE of Reidy Bros.

Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
R. / 9S1.
Wear a 81 (union made) hat Mems
Fashion Shop, Harper house block.
Pay taxes at room SO, State Bank
Building. Open Saturday evenings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
MAJESTIC.

Tuesday Madge LEASING in The
Blue Mouse" as PLAYED by the late
Mabel harrison. tSeven parts).
Wednesday David Belasco pre-
sents Bessie Barriscale and star cast
in The Rose Of the Rancho by
David Belasco and Richard Walton
Tully. Give partsl.
Thursday George Kleine presents
Julius Caesar" with special, cast OF
"Cabiria'' and QUO Vad!s" stars. IN
GLIDING Anthony Novelli. (Six parts)
Friday-The Shuberts present "A
Daughter OF the People with Laura
Sawyer. Frederick De Beileville and
Robert Frederick. Give parts).
Saturdays Special double feature
bill c. VI. Anderson C''Broncho Bill
ly'D. Marguerite Clayton. True Board
man and Harry Todd in THE Tell
Tale Hand" and a two-reeI keystone
comedy. featuring big cast Of Key
stone favor!tes.
Sunday-George Kieine presents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
EAMLANO.

Tuesday-"For Her Fathers Sins, .
~Hcgan's wild Oats
Wednesday-'The Man Who Died. -
Dark Lovers Play" In a Conserva-
tory Jumping Into Happiness"
Thursday-"Old Jackson's Girl
Trapped by Hellographs," Girl in
Question"
Friday Politically Tired" Bridal
Bouquets Our Mutual Girl.
Saturday. Joke on Yellowstone. Sc
"Bottomless Pit"
Sunday Second Childhood" "Old
Fisherman's Story The Gentleman
Crook and the Lady" episode 10 Of
Zudora-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
BLACK HAWK.

Tuesday, Strand of Blonde
Hair, 1.-The Cruel Crown"
nesday-'Cousin Pons," It's a
Bear"
Thursday Mystery of the Vel
low Sunbonnet" He Wanted His
Pants"
Friday-Second episode of 'Haz-
ards Of Helen" Everything Against
Him, "The Devil and Mrs. Walker"
Saturday-'The Fatal Opal
Sunday Recent Confederate Vic
tory" "Out of the Past" a Double
Elopement"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
COLONIAL.

Tuesday-"Detective Craigs Coup
five reels.
wednesday-"The ColoneIs Wife"
three reels.
Thursday-"An Eye for an Eye. "
four reels.
Friday-'Runaway June" seventh
episode.
Saturday-"whne the Fire Ragged, >
five reels.
Sunday-~The Walls OF Jericho"
with Edmund Breese
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
Notice.

After this date will not be respons-
ible for any debts contracted by my
wife JOHN p. HOFFMAN.
Feb. %, 1915. -CAdv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
Notice.

c. J. Schnick, 42O Seventeenth street.
is now open with a full line of bicycles.
sundries. and general repairing. My
guarantee: Satisfied customers
fAdy)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23

French scientists have found that
rubber. unless kept in perfectly dry
air, is subject to the attacks of mi
crobes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
ENPIRE-

Feb. 2l-24-Oliver Drama Players in
The Lure"
Feb. 25-27-Oliver Drama Players
In The Vinegar Buyer"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23
OLD MISSION BEER

Equal &c the 6es, Imported.
Have you tasted Old Mission beer!
Equal to the best imported and rec
commended BY physicians
lAdv.) ROCK ISLAND BREWING co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23

The Naked TRUTH modern drama
in FIVE parts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-23

Continued Next Thursday)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
ROOSEVELT FEDS ORGANIZE
AFTER LOSING To RAILWAY
,pecia, TO the EVENING NEWS

| Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, July 14-The Peerless
Feds met the strong Ramblers OF
| Railway, Sunday, and after an inter
esting struggle, lost by the score OF
So. The Feds had many chances to
score, and win. especially in the
| ninth, when they had three on base
and one out. ANY kind of a hit
would have all but tied the score.
I The Feds batter got up and struck
out. The catcher missed the ball,
and thinking he could reach first in
time, the batter run. Thinking that
| he was forced off, the man on first
ran to second, forcing the man on
second to third. and the man on
third attempted to score. He was
put out. and then another one of the
| runners attempted to reach home
and on close decision was called
out.
The Feds reorganiZed after the
game. j. Donohue is to play third,
and F. Coughlin was instructed TO
get his spitbal into form, and try to
beat the best. Next Sunday the Feds
will play the Gindins of Perth Am
boy. The Gindins have strengthened
up bit. and expect 10 play a great
game, but 1t is understood they are
no match for the Feds The Feds
are anxious to hear from anything
in the junior class in or around Mid
dlese0 county and will give games to
any team writing to T. Donohue,
Chrome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
.NESLEY PITCHES WELL, SO
LAURElS SINK RAILWAY STARS

1t was mainly through their stick
ing qualities and the inability of the
Railway boys to find their twirler
that the Laurels were able to score a
z to victory over the Stars, of
Railway, early this week. 1t made
the third consecutive victory for the
Laurels. They found the Stars strong
and it was mainly through the puz-
zling work of the Laurels pitcher,
Nesley, that they were able to keep
the Rahwegians down. Alfred, OF
the victors, featured with a double.
The Laurel twirler scored ten
strikeouts, and the Stars twirleT
made three. The score by innings
follows:
Stars ..... 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 "a
Laurels -. 0 0 0 0 2 0 x-7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
8 LOSES TO
MT. L0RETTO; TO
TRY ELT|NGV|LLE

The going was generally even In
the game at Mt. Loretto, S. l., Sun
day, in which the Mt. Loretto B. B.
c., nosed out the P. and @. nine, of
this city, in the close style of to
8. Neither side enjoyed any rallies
and it was an uphill fight through
out, the best either side could do was
to mack single run in any one in
min. o. Hornsby twirled and L. Sc
ger caught for the locals. while G..
Mitchell twirled and Carlo caught
him for the Mt Loretto nine. Mitch
ell famed eight and Hornsby fool
ed nine Staten Island batters,
Mitchell gave six hits and the same
number was procured from Horns
by's delivery.
The P. and Q. aggregation will go
to Eltingville, s. l., next Sunday
to try conclusions with the strong
Eltingville B. B. G. The team has
several open dates after August Is.
1T would like to arrange games with
strog mines, preferring to meet the
Sacred Heart nine, of South Amboy
Address S. Sanso, 139 Madison ave
nue.. The score by innings Sunday
follows:
=. and Q. .....0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Mt. Loretto -. % l 0 x-4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
WEST SIDE TOSSERS NOSE
OUT 0. B. C. JUNIORS, g.

When the West Siders defeated
the o. B. c. Juniors by a score of
6 to on the copper works grounds
Sunday they added another victory
to their long string. G. Mitruska,
the West Siders twirler, caused ten
o. B. C. players to fan. He also
featured with a home run when
there was runner on base. L..
Brodniak featured for the vanquish-
ed side when he also collected a
homer with a runner on base.
In the future Fred Daub will re-
ceive challenges for the West Siders.
Address 81 Buckingham avenue. The
score by innings follows:
o. B. C. Jrs. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 %
West Siders 0 2 / 2 0 0 x-6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
ROOSEVELT BESTS
SCHMIDT 8; WANTS
TO TACKLE SAINTS
srceia! TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, July 14.-After their
sensational eleven inning tie game
with the Raymond Schmidt b. B. c.
on Sunday, the Roosevelt A. c. mem
bers come forward with the cry as to
why the ST. Anthony5, of Perth Am
be y, do not come back at them lor
the victory which .1e locals scored
over them early in the season. 1t is
stated by some followers of the local
team that it seems the Saints have
not gotten over the defeat, as they
have not been heard from since, re-
garding return game.
The game with the Schmidt team
Sunday concluded in all 8 to tie.
The Schmidt tossers, WHO hail from
Newark, worked we'll an1 the brand
of ball exhibited by the locals was
seldom if ever before equalled here.
While the home was somewhat han
dicapped through the absence of
Murtha, it's regular catcher, it per-
formed we'll. w. Coughlin filled the
bill as catcher well. John Staubach
played in left field in the absence of
Scally. Kaiser and F. Coughlin were
in center and right fields, respective
ly, and both made good with tine ~i,
low. E Coughlip hatted at a LOCO
clip, getting four hits, including
deu5ie, which tied the score in the
ninth. The game had to : called on
account of darkness. A summary
follows:
Three base hit, J. Weimer Two
base hit, E. Coughlin. Base on balls
off Elk 4, off Karl 3 Hit by pitched
ball. Andres. Stolen bases, Andres,
Kaiser and E.. Coughlin. Time of
Game Two hours, five minutes. UNI
pire, John Coughlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
LEH|GHS VANQU|SH
/. RAILWAY ALL STARS

The Lehigh A. c. met and defeated
the Railway All Stars at the lead
works diamond to the tune of IA to
4. There was heavy hitting by all
the members of the Lehighs. Burke,
Booze and Ramsay featured for the
Lehighs with home runs. SCHULZ,
who pitched for the losers, struck
out nine men, while Kibo struck out
efgnt.
The Lehighs want games fFFC2n the
Clovers, Gindens, Ionians, Manhat>
tans, Catholic F. c., Mt. Loretto, Ly-
ceums and other teams that are in
their class. Address William Booze,
72S State street Telephone 168-W,
Perth Amboy
The score and batteries are as fol-
lows:
Railway go. o21oOoO1o- 4
Lehigh .. 0 4 "A 0 0 O 0 5-14
Rahway-Schultz and Ruddy. Le-
high-Kibo and Booze
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
YANKEE BOYS TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM OVERLAND nine

The Yankee boys defeated the
Overland nine for the second time
when they met early this week. The
score was close, being 10 to 9. Jen-
sen and Resh twirled and S. Resh
caught for the victors Mike Demko
twirled for the vanquished sid Each
pitcher caused four batters l9 fan
on the Overland side, while smko
struck out five. The Overlands were
allowed but three hits, two off Jeu-
sen in FIVE innings and one off Res
in four innings.
Gus Kurousky knocked home
run, while 8. Resh procured double
/ in the ninth inning. The score by
innings follows:
Yankees. 0 0 2 1 3 I 2 lie
Overlands. 3 0 l 0 O. g
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
SAINT JUNIORS HIT
RAMBLER JRS. HARD

1t was by the close score of Ia to
13 that the st. Anthony Juniors
handed defeat to the Rambler Jun
iors on the lumber field grounds Sun
day The Saint Juniors started off
with blood in their eyes, scoring ten
runs in the first inning. This tre-
mendous speed was soon stopped by
the Rambler boys after the first in
ming was over and the latter kept on
travelling until they came within one
run of the Saint Juniors. The Ram
bier catcher made two costly er"ors
in the ninth iunirG. --nfl"-" ise the
Rs4ADler boys would have won, they
claim.
The Rambler boys will go up
against the Brooks on the Copper
Works field on Sunday. They wish
to book games with other teams
ranging from thirteen to fifteen
year sof age. Address, Joseph Jesz-
max, 1913 Washington street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
BASEBALL.
Results of Games Played In National
American and Federal Leagues.

| .: II
N''er'eah sao reoeraf Leagues
At Philadelphia: RI s.s.
ST. Louis-...0 0 0 0 0 % 8 !
Phiia ptia Il 0 3 0 s-s "A o
Griner, Nehaus Snyder Roche; Aie1-
ander. KiIlifer, Adams
At New York: r. he.
Chicago 10 0 % / 0-3 8 2
New York. % 0 0 0 2 "a ] Z
Humphries. Archer: Marquard Ritter
Doom MEYERS. Wendau
At Boston: r.. He.
Pittsburgh o 0 0 0 % 5 l
Boston 30 0 0 e1 eia 3
! Kentlehner, Gibson; Haxan, Hughes.
Gowdy
Second game: a he
| Pittsburgh o 0 0 0 1s 5
Boston III 0 o1Is - 10 8
Harmon. schang; Davis, Hughes, Gowdy
| At Brooklyn: A.. He
Cincinnati % 8 eool es 0
Brooklyn 20 0 0 o ae1 81 6 8
Schneider, wingo; Psefrer. Miller.
STANDING OF THE cI1TRs
| p,ua,pb,. 90 % s4y pt,,zh,-~ a. a xo-
chtcsrn AZ n saf NV rs, ~ an
A. ra,,,r A ~ 80 c,..t,na.tr ~ &c,
|
| 4. rh,.aan. San nh-f''oN Az Ar'N's
| ps,I.,xLI. a n n a a A A
| rrptoago K 4 A n A - n
| CraT,s,, Ino.,lsan -, xo.yov w.,
nsr. scott schan
| o.
| wash'ton % 0 1os1 As 10 o
| ST I,ouIs1 0 o o O o p-a
Boehling. Henry; James RAYMOND. Lev
| erins. severeid.
Second game: n H.x
| wssh'ton % 0 o 0 o %
| johnson, Williams; wsilrnan, Aznsw.
| At Cleveland: A. NE
Boston "a 0 z O 0 81
Cleveland % 0 0 Q As
| Ruth, Thomas: Walker, O'NeiH
Second game,
Boston - 0 0 3 eao o-s
| Cleveland % o1 o 0 o Is 10
Mays. Cady, Carrigan: Mitchsu, Jones,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
AMERICANS DOWN
ELT|hGV|LLE FOR
SECOND TIME, ga

1t was for the second time this
season that the American A. c., of
this city, defeated the Eltingville
nine Sunday afternoon. The score
was 6 to 4, the Americans winning in
the ninth innig when they had two
men out. Previous to that spectacu-
lar ninth inning rally the Staten
Islanders were leading by a score of
to g. The Americans work in the
ninth netted them three runs.
Jensen pitched in effective tsyle
for the visitors, not allowing single
base runner to steal. De Leon re-
ceived him.
The score by innings follows:
Americans .... 100000 0 3-6
Eltingville 80. O4000 5000 o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
UNION F. c. OPENS;
OVERLAND 8 VICTIM

The newly formed Union F. C.
nine, of this city, opened UP with a
victory over the Overland boys, the
score being Z to in its favor, early
this week. Mytko and Mitruska
comprised the battery for the victor
ious boys. The former caused ten
Overland batters to fan the breezes.
The Unions claim that they have now
shown their strength and they desire
to hear from other junior cembina-
tions, including the 0. B. c. nine,
West Siders, Tigers and others rang
ing from fourteen to sixteen years
of age Address challenges to Leo
Brodniak, 6S5 Charles street.
The Union boys put up an excel
lent game in their first encounter
Brodniak featured with three base
hit and Nitruska scored a double.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
PT. READING R|NES
c! AIM 2 VICTORIES.

Special to the EVENING NBp
Port Reading, July IA
hey played but one game, tho
side nfnscf this place, claim u
heen victorfoTr~in two games
the last SUNDAY Tfs-~~-Sss 70 p
Amboy TO meet the Princeton nine.
The latter did not put in an apepar-
ance, so the locals claim the game
by score OF to 0. When the
Riyies appeared at the scheduled
place of play they found the Gindins
and Sheridans playing. After a two
hour wait they played and defeated
the Gindins. The Riyersides won In
the eighth inning. There were three
runners on base when Carmen ZuIIo
lined out a homer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
MEARA STARS WELL.
|. AS TROY LEADER IN
n. !. STATE LEAGUE

Latest reports give Charley Meara
al average of .302 in the New York
I State League batting averages. He
| is leading the Troy batsmen. In de-
scribing a game between Albany and
Troy recently, the Knickerbocker
Press, Of Albany, has the following
to say about Meara:
Parson was not in his best form
and fortunately for Cy, Troy's feet
footed left fielder, Meara, played
splendid game in the field 1t was
Meara's great work on the defense
that prevented the Senators fr,1m
grabbing the game despite Troy's
early lead Meara shut off at least
three and possibly more Albany tai
lies by brilliant work in the outer
gardens.
Meara Nips Oakes at Plate.
Meara's first good play came in the
first inning when by a perfect peg
to the plate he nipped Oakes, who
tried to score on O'Rourke's fly
Meara's peg was accurate and F'itz-
gerald touched Oakes as he slid ints
the plate That was a very good
play but Meara's stab of a wicked
drive by Bob Baxter in the sixth in
hlAS DIS IAG DSSl ASiUIHS 1edl luIc VI
the day The Senators had two runs
in in this round and Gillespie was
on second when Baxter connected
with fast one and drove the ball
tJ1a ~ sound rnn.--il~n - - ~ - - -, -
Ilsszsxui,xrssnar l!4!N ing bat Teai -
'Caug1T The ball on his finger tips
after a desperate run The catch de-
priVed Baxter Of sure enough triple
and prevented Gillespie from scoring.
Anyone would believe Meara had
done enough damage for one day but
in the seventh inning the Troy star
dashed over to center field and took
Brackets lusty clout which had all
the earmarks of an extra base slam.
Any way you look at the game, you
must come to the conclusion that
1t was Meara who won for Troy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

weakfish single handed. The nearest
approach to this mark, according 10
William, was the catch of fourteen
made by a party under the guidance
of "Bony" Bloodgood. This party,
however, was made up of three fish
ermen, so Parsons thinks his single
handed catch put their efforts in the
shade.
"Bilrs" friends, it appears, are
somewhat jealous of his prowess as
a fisherman. One OF them, thinking
to copy Parsons canRy tricks, re-
Gently dropped line overheard with
the following tag attached to the
hook, This is the property OF Bill
Parsons" According TO the story
told later by this follower of Sir
Izaak Walton. the line was no sooner
overheard than big weakfish swal-
lowed the bait and was pulled up on
the dock. The fish, however, saw
that his eaptor was not Bill and he
Immediately wiggled his way over
board again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
Surgical Forecast.

Surgeons having supplied one man
with steel backbone. REINFORCED con-
crete may come next.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
nsc;ol to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, July Bill
Parsons, South Amboy's most cele-
brated angler, is up to his old tricks
again this year, much to the discom-
future OF the finny inhabitants of
Raritan bay. Parsons, armed with
onSSQk and line, may be seen any
moon fishing of the pub
y far he is the only
@ the season s
s, for twqlEn
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-07-14

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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-10-06

Display of potted plants. Sop.
HE Allen, first.
Pantry Stores Made in County.
Bread, whole wheat. Mrs.
Rodenbour. first.
Bread, White. Mrs. Hyink,
first; Mrs. Dresback, second.
Cake. angel. Mrs. Delaney,
first.
Cake, sunshine, Mrs. {. Aus
tad. first.
Cookies, white. Mrs. |. NJ.
Nef. first.
. Cookies, fruit, Mrs. Andrew
Bamble. first,
Doughnuts. Anna Dittman,
first.
Jelly. currant. Mrs. l.. Cole
man, first; Mrs. Schneeberger.
second.
Jelly, grape. Mrs. c. Austad,
first; Mrs. Schneeberger. second.
Jelly. plum, Mrs. Schneider
ger, first.
Jelly. best display, Mrs. NJ.
Livermore. first: Mrs. II. Riis,
second.
Buffalo berry, Mrs. Schneider
ger. first.
Black Bing cherries. Mrs. Tot
ten, first.
Pears, Mrs. Totten, first: Mrs.
II. Rlls. second.
Peaches. Mrs. G. Austad. first;
Mrs. J.. Coleman. second.
Cucumber picklks, Mrs. Liver.
more, first; Mrs. c. ID. Smith,
second.
Bean pickles. Mrs. Delaney.
first; Mrs. Schneeberger, second.
Sweet pickles. Mrs. Ellis, first
and second.
Beet pickles, Mrs. Livermore,
first; Mrs. l.. Coleman. second.
Mixed pickles, Mrs. Coleman.
first.
Chopped pickles, Mrs. Liver
more, first; MRS. G.. Carroll,
second.
Gooseberries. MRS. Coleman,
first.
Raspberries, Mrs. G, ID. Smith,
first. Mrs. o. N. Sampson, sec
ond.
Canned goods, best display,
Mrs. A. l.. Beasley, first.
Pantry goods. best display,
Mrs. A. l.. Beasley, first.
Dairy Products.
Dairy butter, not less than 5
Mrs. Fl Sylvester, first;
Mrs. A. l.. Beasley, second.