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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
LEGISLATORS TO
HAVE FARES PAID
>~nats Csaesrs in Resolution for
state 10 Pas travelling Expenses
- Nemhers-

sFriasesis. III. a,av is-By a vote
of s. TO is che state senate today pass
- tss 4osat rssolatsoa providing tha,
Esmbers % ths legislature b. rein
bsrs-d 81 IRE rats % two cents a mile
foT railroad fare Sxp-uded ia travel
irs bstWsea thsiF homes and the state
capital The resolution already has
been passed BY the house
Up 90 this session legislators have
e~sa travelling on railroad passes
However. siEee the last session the
state pgbiic utilities commission has
held that members % the assembly
eogid not ride o. free mileage Tn
der existing statutes legislators are
allowed their railroad fare for oniy
ocs ro1rf trip = srason
House bill sss. iatrodaced By the
roads committee. vas passed By .
vote % 1T 90 . The bill authorizes
township o. road districts. on a two
'hi-yts vote % the total vote cast O.
issue hoads 20 reimburse Highway
Cor Indebtedness incur
red - making necessary improve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

f'fosa.F Goo wH r1r-a~ NJ 900
rrerHf fashion .Tafrs Cor eemeH F
enc .z--F of canes. Tals utlr
..srrs.4- tas feaea saeF favor vlf
rzF tea'ri-r rasr.se sr enc t.e rIr..F
.ear fr-r e- seen moss any pleas
aef atsesaaar aI9aE eco ateHee ..ar
ttF Frir#re .ertF sticks
Tire earrs HeisE SOLD s1 rur.rH arc
e~r2 ae.ea fe. ssar as -ee srE.ra1.
variety oF er-esrr. fE- u..F consider
able firr-rrr~ being tuss farF are o.
fftfr more slrst~r pertsHs ana uf "a
fsiHtser design w .rlrr rHrm la
tsas made ras.rr Cog - fc4lE SONS -.
ut9 a14iG perhapE rrs undertake Co.
t~fri fHts sFgar eaf-li.r- cane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
BAR OWNERS ARE
STAMPING BONDS
Calling M City Clerks once to Meet
Requirements OF War Revenue
Law.
CLAM SURETIES ARE TAXABLE
,. ". Cavanaugh and City Clerk Rud-
Eren Have Interpreted Law 10
Require Additional sum.

While sl saloon keepers. 10 whom IL
eruEcs were issued by the city council,
had previously paid their fees and fled
their bonds. there was one little mat
frr which they were attending 20 al
ffr clty clerks office today. and which
meant au additional dollar 90 charge
up fo thtir expense accounts.
Uncle sam gets q whack az the 81
bar owners OF Rock Island because of
The war revenue tax laws. since the
i1H enacted last December says that
lii bonds except those iu legal pro-
erttlrrE are subject ga tax OF 50 cents
lummi -sfcuer EudEreu has declared
chat Ibc bonds are not those In legal
proceedings and tlc result is that the
rlr owners oi Rock Island are de-
posting two 20 cent war revenue
STAMPS at the c'tv clerks office. as
there are two bonds hicd with each ap-
Oh. ....#U..r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
| Used
Peruna.
Am all
Right
Now.
[ owe my
Health to
Peruna.

Mrs. Anna Under. r. F. D. 5, Das-
sci. Meeker county. Mimi, writes:
For two years I suffered with that
terrible disease. chronic catarrh.
Fortunately. l saw your advertise
ment in my paper. I got your advice,
and took Peruna- Now l am We'll
and the mother of two children. owe
IL all 10 Peruna-
y cannot express my thanks for
the good your medicine has done me
and my family. This spring took
cold and it settled in my kidneys
took Peruna and in a few days I was
all right"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Or rrl.tIrrF Che fT.-i'rr of a cane
&. s lre.st.. t.af OH. thing br aoa
n41'aH-s tu broad open spaces. Girls.
HEtHr try tv.r..rr your canes iu thc
HnlHr. because 1850 ar not son wiii de-
mu'.Er tEr chandelier. tEr wicker
fab'r lamp #r come valued bi. 90
tHrfl
Etr only unpleasant phase OF This
care fef fH~ women is the Imminent
possibility thsf rareE1ir may become
fEe vogue with mrn. Every day one
secs 0r fEr street many fashl1unhiy
elrrri ruurE men who look as m they
urrr iust DYING f1 carry uaraEris.
what's sauce FOG thr goose is sauce
for fhe Faudrr That isn't quite the
proper phrase. but you get tine idca.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. A. J. Crawford and children
visited relatives at CISCO SATURDAY,
Anna Johnson visited several days
az Galesburg the past week with rel
atives and friends.
Miss bessie Atwood has closed her
school year at Geneseo and Is home
with her mother for her summer va
cation.
Mrs. ". Stackhouse left Wednesday
for Chicago TO visit her daughter. Mrs.
o. F. Alshire. and family for a few
weeks.
Ralph Talbot Of GaIva was Cam
bridge caller Saturday.
Bert Kenney of Galva visited rela-
tives in Cambridge Sunday.
Joe Moody of Woodruff was Cam
bridge caller Saturday.
Lois and Hazel Talbot spent Satur-
day and sunday at Orion.
George Hutchinson went 10 Daven-
port Thursday, where he expects TO
undergo an operation
John Currans spent several days
in Chicago the past week.
Dan Cookies. who has been visiting
his family. returned 10 Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, Friday
Misses Hattie and Esther Falline
were tri-city callers Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Anderson and
daughter Edna visited Saturday and
Sunday with Elmer Worthington and
family at Rock Island
Mrs. G.. Sandberg went to Fl. Dodge
Wednesday to see her daughter Ma
appendicitis at St. Joseph Mercy hos
pital
Mrs. Fulmer of Moline is visiting al
the home OF Mrs Human
Mrs. Samuel Demitz, who has been
visiting her cousins. Mrs. H. c. Wien
rich and Mrs. a. g. Peterson. return
ed 20 her home in Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody visited
relatives and friends in Woodruff
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hilors and daughter Lulu
and Mr.. Crabtree of Kewanee attend
ed the funeral of Miss Elda Rosen-
quist Sunday
Mrs. Bert Kenney returned to her
home in Galva Sunday after visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Tai
bot
Charles L wieneke visited at Rock
Island Wednesday.
John Peterson was caller in the /
tri-cities Wednesday.
Mrs. L. p Nelson of Kewanee Wis /
ted Sunday with Mrs. Ella Patton /
Mrs. NJ. Hardiman left Wednesday I
Tor visit with her daughter, who
ives at Villisca. Iowa
Miss Lillian Danielson of Houston,
Texas, who has been visiting in Cam
bridge, left Tuesday for a visit with
friends in Moline.
Justice ]. P. Hand is the owner of a
lew seyen-passenger Cadillac. \
Miss Daisy Quirk, who has spent
he last six months with her sister 4
FRS G. ]. Thompson, at Corona, Cal.
eturned home Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
ILLINOIS EDITORS
BACK UP PRESIDENT

Chicago. May IA resolution. in
fgoduoed by Il y. Wheeler. publisher
OF the Quincy ma Journal. endors-
inE President Wilson's note regard
Ing the sinking OF the Lusitania. was
adopted by unanimous vote az today's
session Of the Illinois Daily News
paper association. which Is holding its
annual convention here. There was
no opposition 20 the resolution. the
members quickly responding when
President a. n. Shook OF the Aurora
Beaeou-News asked for a rising vote
on its adoption.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts Co Flush Kidneys
and Neutraitzc Irritating
Acids.

Nidseg saG ette.ter weakness rrssfs
fFca grte acid. says "a reted tssss-fsf
TIE kitasgs Steer thfs sett sraz 80
Bleed anG pass u ea Cd ere egs.ss-r
Were e eftsa remains Fs frrtlEss asf
fasafns. esgsiaE q burning scslEfaE
sensation. o. setting 4n az trrfsasf5a
st shs secs % tss Bladder eeHsisr
TeG ~ sees rsiisf gsa Or farss slses
GiaFfsss tes eizHt. rhs sGTsrsr e -
ecnsesnt ersae. tss water eass~s
sonassfines With q scaiGiaE senls.zEasn
cad is very rrer'tse sssia. shsrs IS
ssreaity IN EVsffiaE g.
ti..afer weakness most fsrss eEf
- because tssy eant eDutref ert1a-
noe. Wsi3s E e. sxtFsmsiY aassTfsE
sa4 setastisses very ralas1 ssfs "a
reai4y zee o. ne escst staefs sftnsnts
- evrreous~i Get ahout fsur 1gssers
% fsf ssits e~er Ycgr pharmacies ass
tas~ q sasiespoozf,sf b q risss q 80
s~r before srsaisssst. eontiags tsis SO
Eve er three ssys rats VIII nsufrat.
tss 90 aetfs Z. sas urf=e 80 @ co tsrz-
o. "a q seeres ef t-rftasssn 20 go
eisGd-- saG urscs-y erEsas SEiea
Gnsz set aerrssliy sxs.z.
lsd 9sixs T. tasxrsnsfv-. Ear--1s=s.
oat - maze srorn tas sefG % E-aes.
anA tsnes fzses eenefns,4 Wiz izAs.
nd ~ ussf ~ thousands ef ssfxs No
- szo>>et sp urfzarY etse-eers eazs
- ~ uric ACID t-rfsasfozL Isd Salts
- sDi~nsfe to- steaeys are eaasss 40
- s2.cfs vsatsSsr
Hsrs yoa lave q rieassas. s-~-v~s-
osne u<ni&~ster drink. vEseh sstcEiy
p<ss~rs st2a4f~r sroabJe,
4Arpsr nocss pn2rn.<y-lAer-J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Forsander, who sewers his connection
with the school this year after % years
of work. A biographical sketch of DR..
c. +. Lindberg reveals some facts con-
corning DR.. Forsander's life that have
never been published.
To the editor-in-chief, Evan z. An
derson and to the associate editor is
due the credit for the excellent ar
rangemeut OF the book, and for the
high character of the work. One no
ticeable feature is the absence of slams
so characteristic in such publications,
all humor being OF a wholesome sort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
FRITZ ERLEWEIN IS
RELEASED BY MOLINE

Fritz Erleweiu, popular utility in
fielder of the Moline Three-Eye league
team. was given his release last night
by Manager Hughes. Erlewein is rat
ed a one OF the best infelders in the
circuit. but Hughes was forced TO cut
down his list 20 come within the play
er limit Moline is still carrying 10
men. and one more must be handed
his passports.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
w nnnn,ItIan To II.

Tho saloon propriefors are not regis
rrr.uE amy opposition 90 paving out the
additional Ebekel. huJ iu order 70 def
u.feiy ascertain whether 70 is required
gr nor. tho STAMPS are being laid
aNav and the names OF those who de
posi them are taken. so that in the
near future. should 10 be learned that
saloon bonds are not taxable under the
war revenue measure. they NAV be re-
turned 90 the owners.
j w. Cavauaugh. deputy stamp col
're;or. has interpreted the law TO in
riuie saloon bonds. r. rs understood
that the city treasurer had taken the
matter mp elsewhere ar instigafiou of
C.ry officials before ,fr. CavanauEh's
opinion was given.
Moline is not requiring any stamp on
the saloon bonds in that city. but il is
likely that bar owners there later will
be assessed the additional dollar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
REFLECT FISHER
SUPERINTENDENT
Esxra 81 Eaaeafisn sh0~s Apprseis-
tas % usrs Dsa@ Durinz uis
fnsnnb~n~Y.
CONTRACTS 0FTEEFD rEsCuTEs
Frneti~unf an fastrugtsrs are tsasd
- E~tnrn superintendent
Fn~s Report

Aoorselsrlaa ~ enc vsrx sasr esrr
faa ne tssF f-aF sY super laf-et-of r.
e. NisHrr uas Shows .a h't rrrrr
Zion 81 enc 1rsff er rggrtfIan .fsf
nfeef Practically tl cr che eFfru
fara rI rfr grammar schools tef e
school were FrngTr-.f contracts 'sr 'r
e0nifan Feafs sr s.fflfi1a faafar
feaeher has beer tftet fa rar @
thraasa Fas teefsIa9 fa s6ea.aF al ss-
efsfaaF sHperV .ser er srf Nfss uaf
emg stevens was canned .1 rt .ss
oosifI0a
me etc HfsH.nFraH school f
avenae faG rHiFf-esf. street. aata-
fened s0u- Ha- fse eHt a- et
rrusffrnr ff ff Cr-fFr faf h-.af o.
morfzr,f s1 ar-F fI.s HH.far rsr sale
CaatrHrfs ts These.
FaEasvfas Lei tsr Hss ef teachers o.
8oiafrd Gov rl- coming rtf
fffh school core FL Htsrrft0
GusH. N1Elsfs Il-. 5ras.-
HuFrH fsra.r .EraF htt
Set faBH W casio. FIrEft .t.fr'.
Anua rlFHF eaarft H lftt.
ff-alf AHa.- Ferguson.
naah. ctHf anderson. a.a.1-rtF-
PSI. g. rnfraaf ~
tftna. rt'E rr ~ 81 t.
Dr. n H-qrrs Col t.H-e1ts.
Abigail uraH f. t .fFHs F'arra
Egstiaa Macy Esa Rove Al o
con Edward N arfrr n. mi irt
ff4wfnarrr HftIf- Robertson
rfrns fftrr-f-. rs7lt r.. f.t0..e "
EaFaf Wrtaa. rtF raHrrr
caaFF wFf-rs.f tffH1r7r. -ltar. r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
TO WIVES AND MOTHERS
A friend
Advised
Peruna
For my
Disease.
Peruna
Cured me

Mrs Maggie Durbin. 200 Victory
St. Little Rock. Ark, writes: u was
troubled for five years with chronic
disease. I tried everything I heard
of, but nothing did me any good. soms
doctors said my trouble was catarrh
of the bowels, and some said con-
sumption OF the bowels. One doctor
said he could cure me; took his med.
icine two months. but it did me no
good A friend of mine advised me 10
try Peruna and I did so. After had
taken two bottles I found it was help
ing me, so I continued its use until
am sound and we'll"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
PLOW CITY MEMBERS
HONORED BY RED MEN

Two Moline men were honored at
the meeting Of the great council OF
Red Men chiefs at Matoon, III, yes
terday. when Joe Fogelstrom was
elected trustee and Ed Bloomquist en-
dorsed by the state body of Haymak-
ers for national vice chief haymaker
10 be elected at Detroit Aug. IA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Tes ease sEsiss. Axsl f4svsas. ar
rsssryt 90 enzzriaias % tosspA Norman.
vas dismissed ~ NaEissrst- Ggstas-
soa To- MaiiEs police eoart yesterday.
Whsa So eo=piaiasss samsft-a thZ
Eis 500 ksG eosksrsf t.isssrs q good
deal L4ssszs vas ekarxs1 With as
sazlss-S Norr=az's sea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
oNE-LEGGED BOY IN
Y SWIMMING CONTEST

AmouE the 80 boys % the Moline
sFaee schools who have qualified for
The nnais Ia the swimming contest 20
b. held a. the Moline y. ". c. A. Fri
day evening. MAY Is. e. Walter John
son. the onc-icEged swimmer. whose
remarkable showing In q recent field
meet won hln recognition The lad
ts expected 90 cop the e0-yard swim.
Tho program a. the next meeting con-
sis's % a e0-yard. 40-yard and relay
swim and fancy diving
All the news. all the tine.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

'msntr and for which they have be-
come obligated personally.
The house KILLED the Ryan bin.
Which Increased the pay Of Cook coun-
O. Judges and clerks % election 20 IS
a tay. TN" vote on the measure vas
~ 90 s7. lf votes shy % the required
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Urbana, IH.-Curtis I. Day, a sopho-
more in the University of Illinois, be-
lieved TO be the youngest licensed ayia-
tor in the world. has received an offer
from General Villa of $500 a week TO
enlist as an aeroplane scout in the
Mexican war. Day refused.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
CONE
; MONTHS FOUND
Machine Taken From telegraph OF.
flee Feb. % Located at Second
Hand Dealers.

A typewriter stolen Feb. 81 was re-
covered by the police here late yester-
day afternoon. It was taken at the
Western Union Telegraph Office, locat-
ed in the New Harper building It
was recovered in a local second hand
store.
The machine has a special type. the
telegraph company Two years ago hay-
ing secured 10000 of the machines.
Despite this, it was not recovered for
nearly three months, although it could
have been easily identified. The theft
was reported at the time to the po-
lice.
The owner of the store declared that
he did not remember the man from
whom he purchased the machine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

all
of
extensively useda as a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
SOLDIERS MEET DAPTIsTs'
RICHMOND BLUES TO SEND
SQUAD TO WAKE FOREST
Snne Scheduled for Ycsfcrdn? VIII lie
Played T"-M"rr",v on Fctc Dny.
Tenn starts To-IIny.

weakened IN numbers, but not in
spirit. the football team o. the Blues
VIII leave shortly after noon to-day
ia: Raleigh. and then To Wake Forest
"hcre tomorrow the Soldiers stack
up against the i;aptists Through the
loss Of some OF their best ployery Tho
iiucS arc not counting or Winning
out they are resolved to ugh; to the
i'St ditch, and they promise to give
y Hood account of themselves to their
heavier and better-traincd opponents,
Inc game was originally scheduled
TOR yesterday. but the student body of
,he college Is holding fctc day to-
morrow. ana desired TO have the foot
pan game as one or the attractions
ot the day. So Manager Wright Of
ieFcd the soldiers special Inducements
to try and change the date Rather
'hah disappoint the Carolinans enough
men volunteered to 20 to make up the
team. and Wake Forest was mt orco
aprrised Of the fact All the mon how
ever, could not get away from, thci,.
work, notably Word. fullback: Han
cock ana Sweeney, tackles, and HALEY.
guard. Nevertheless. the rcdoutahlc
ferGy Mckee has donned war toes since
the first OF the week, ana If he is
vac rrrgy OF old then tho Baptists had
better be wary. The two stellar ends
81 the Soldiers Will also be on deck.
while the peppcry Blanton. he of tho
-ive-yard cash fame. will call
en- AT quarter
The Soldiers ,nl have II high old
time as guests OF the college bows
a1'er the game, and a banquet will be
rendered them. while Il dance is also
on the entertainment program The
game is attracting wide attention all
over That section generally. 4 special
train leaving Raleigh for the game
carrying the student body of Mere
nith Coiiese Tor Women, composed OF
200 girls.
Ihose leaving for Wake Forest are
EarErove. McRec. Northern. Blanton.
bradbury. Carlton. Gresham. Ruskcn.
Crutchiield. Rose, Ancarrow. Stcrrett
Blankenship Miller and Cissell Ruhc
Hurton, who is in Newport News. will
join the squad in Raleigh tomorrow
morning. In the place OF Manager
Eddie Hotze. who was unable to make
the trip. Aubrey Miller will look after
the affairs OF the squad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
HILLTOPPERS PREPARE FOR
BATTLE IN NEW YORK CITY
GEORGETOWN VIII Meet Irordhnm on
Election Dny-Lny ClnIm to
Sectional Title

WASHINGTON. ID. c., October 80
Now that the battles with Princeton.
Navy. North Carolina and Army are
done. Georgetown Is preparing to give
fordham trouncinG on election day
In New York, and the outlook Is ex-
ceedinEly bright. The hilltoppers have
the most powerful eleven in the last
ten years. II is heavy. aggressive and
well coached by Albert a. EXcndinc.
the old Carlisle star end. for five years
assistant to Pop" Warner at the gov
eminent Indian school. When George
town takes the field against Ford
ham it will be primed 10 the minute
Fordham Is considered one OF
Georgetown's greatest rivals In every
branch of athletics and victory over
the Maroon would please the students
and alumni OF Georgetown more than
a win over Harvard or Yale. 1t is ex-
pected that fully 5000 Georgetown
alumni living in and around New York
Will attend the election- day contest.
forming n big cheering section for the
visiting team.
The South Atlantic football cham
p!onship for 1873 will rest between Vir-
Ginia and Georgetown. These clevcns
do not meet this season. and so George
town means TO run UP huge scores
against all opponents in the section
to offset whatever claims Virginia en-
thusiasts may make. North Carolina
icl before the conUuerlnS iiIlltopperS.
IS to o, and South Carolina and the
North Carolina AgEics Will bump into
equally rough treatment when they
visit the capital
Georgetown has in Johnny Giiroy.
"Blondy" Nahum and Tom Gormley
three strong candidates for positions
on the a;l-South Atlantic eleven for
1915. Glroy is the best running half
back in the East this year. not even
excepting Eddie Mahan. Harvard's cap
tain. while the other two arc above
the ordinary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
larges, exhibitor OF Shetland ponies.

largest exhibitor OF Shetland ponies.
and has made the jump from tho
Panamaraciic Horse Show. IN San
Francisco. direct To NV York.
Among noted bluc-ribDon saddle
horses To be shown and new horses
for which bright careers are expected
are entries by Miss Marion du pont,
OF Wilmington. Eel: John ~ Hart
ford. Miss Marjorie nubbs, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Hubbs, who
are leaders In the Islip and Brooklyn
horse shows: w. y. M.Gibbon. j. a. T.
kamsdei. ct POweitun Farm. New
bursn. y. Y, and w. X. zoe. the Wall
street banker who is now gaining;
prominent place rs patron OF rae
ing.
Othcr saddle horse entries Oh which
the ring critics will have a watchful
eye will BE Imperial l'riuccss, owned
by Miss Isabella wanar,alscr. Of Phil
odeiphia. her lirSt ppearancc AZ an
exhibitor: Mrs. David Wagstans
Pointer. Walter H. HanIcy's Moonbeam
and w n. Rhoadegs Radiant. Miss
Clemcncc Crafts. of Pidrcneld. Conn
mus nominated several OF TIE summer
snow champions. Mrs. George Chin
chase. VINO. as Miss Helen Prcecc. made
II sensation by her riding OF hunters
ana jumpers two years ago at the last
national horse show, has Sccptrc en-
tered in several saddle horse classes
The coming event will mark the 1rs.
time that william II. Moore hns been
opposed at the same shox by the three
most prominent mid Western exhibit
orE. Mcssrs Bushnell and Crane and
Miss Loula Long.
Children will again be feat,.re ga
drivers or riders in many Of the pony
classes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
MORAN RECEIVED BONUS
Phillics' Manager Given Money for
Finishing Third-WHl Meet
mixer Soon,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. October 30
Pat" Moran did receive u bonus from
Philadelphia National League Club,
hut he received the bonus for bring
ing the Phillies home in third place
or better. not for winning the pen
nant.
Expect TO see MIR. Baker soon and
talk over terms as 10 contract for next
year. ] did not receive amy extra
money for winning the pcnnaut, but
did receive extra money. as was in my
contract. for finishing third"
Receiving The bonus for finishing
third and not first is no doubt the
thing that caused the report to spread
that Moran had not been given any
bonus or amy present by the PhillicS
for his efforts in bringing the Phillies
home first in the National League race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
WHAT is ATHLETIC HEART?
Misunderstanding Due to Use OF Ex-
acknowledgements Of 1IuncIcs
of Heart Not Always IIurtful

The use OF the term athletic henrt"
has led to :nore understanding than
prohaniy any other one expression.
not Of the medical profession. ge: a
picture from this expression which IS
anything but correct. II they were
told that their bows thighs had in
creased half an inch in Rirth under tho
exercise that he had been doing I'm the
gymnasium they would be pleased. but
when THEY arc told that the size Of his
heart is increased they are at once
very much alarmed.
Active participation In almost any
sport which causes the heart to bent
moro rapidly Will produce an Increase
of size of that muscle, as In any other
muscle, and n certain amount of this
is unquestionably natures normal and
proper way OF taking care OF her coon
omy. Some. people, 1t is true, believe
that any enlargement Is abnormal, but
who have follofSad tho athlete closely,
would not agree with this,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
MATTY IS FINED
Grent Pitchers Sentence for Trnuc
Law Violation Observation-Disclosures
ell Hotel Front,

NEW YORK October a0.-"Chris-
topher Mathewson." called n court at
tendant in Yorkville Court yesterday.
and the star pitcher for the Giants
stepped UP to face Magistrate BARLOW.
You are charged with violating
traffic regulations by blocking tho
when three coal trucks were waiting
TO discharge thoir loads yesterday" he
was told. ''Patroiman Suhr of Traf-
&c Squad c. said your machine was
took him twenty-five minutes to To-
cate you. What have you got to sny?
I'm afraid I'm guilty" the pitch
or said smiling. But ! did not mean
to delay trafic."
II find you guilty and suspend SEN
tence," said tho magistrate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
SWACINA SUES TERPS
Asks Verdict of Fl. OS3.,1 Due ON Three
Year Contract With Bnitl-
more Feds

Swacina yesterday, i'm the Superior
Court. filed suit against the Federal
League baseball club OF Baltimore.
through Attorney James j. ONcill. lie
Is asking the court to award him Il
verdict Of s4.0S3.3S-s3.500 Of which. he
claims. is due him for snlnr: on his
contract for 1916. The balance being
ior tho sum OF sbS3.3a from September
/. 1915. to October Z. 1915.
Swacina claims that his contract
made February =. 1914. obligated the
payment Of $4,000 for the years 1918,
1919 and 1915. September !. 1915 he
claims. The defendant refused to allow
him TO carry out his part Of the con
tract. He asks the court to allow n
jury TO try his case.