davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
NO. 1927.

so acres; miles from good town, ana
ar extra fancy wheat ranch, with $500
worth of improvements, including
beautiful. new modern residence. with
fCrnace heat, steel elevator. main barn
Of large capacity. fine hog barn and hog
posture, inexhaustible we'll OF pure wa
ter. with a windmill and tank: machine
sled bunk house. blacksmith shop.
ccment-floored chicken house; l1s
acres Of wheat which the purchaser
gets two-thirds. If bought at once. This
ranch has yielded Is bushels of wheat
aud so bushels of oats Der acre. Price
SS9 per acre, on good terms; deferred
payments to bear per cent interest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

John G., Connef has sold his Camas
prairie ranch, one Of the prettiest i'm
that pretty region. TO Mr.. j, h. De-
spain. Consideration Sa50O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
NO. 4O1.

$50 acres. miles of town, on main
g, unity highway; everS foot tiliable. One
con stand in center and see every corner
OF place. Good buildings. l2O acres of
wheat. which goes to purchaser II
be ught by June 18th. Also good
work horses, sets harness. 2 good wa
gcns, farm truck. disk. drill, sully
plow, small tools Of all kinds: house
hold goods: $50 lbs, flour, 30 bu pota-
toes, 500 bu. oats. 10 tons hay. 40 hens.
1T0 bu. seed wheat. moving machine.
all included at price. S1i.5OO; Ia down
balance five equal annual payments. at
per cent: the personal property is
worth $4,000. and the 1917 crop should
Weld close 10 $4,000. so that the cost OF
Land is little.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

scribe and replied to the usual query
that he was going fishing in Jack
canyon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

Ter acre. Terms 4 down, balance five
equal annual payments at per cent
NO. 226O.
CSC acre. . miles OF town: an but SO
scres gilt-cdEe land, ace acres plowed.
200 acres IN spring wheat one-third Of
which goes to purchaser up Ia July list.
good buildings and Well; Close ia school.
rrice $26 per acre. Terms IA cash. bal
ance five years at s per cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
MOVING ALONG.

KNOWN the way where the 4
} Right is
} And working with courage 4
} that's strong;
} EH the strength or that Right
} And In IdberTy's might,
} Y91e country is moving along.
II
The sun OF the new Morning ris-
ing
The hills singing Iiberty's =
song
She fares TO the fight .
In great Iibertv's might
The country is moving along. .
Frank l. Stanton .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

Thompson & Barnhart lost coo head
of sheep in a pile up at their camp
near town last night, owing to the
wind aHd rain during the night, which
caused the sheep to become panic
stricken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

Joe Connely has resigned his posi-
tion in the store of Rothchild & Bean
which he held steadily heretofore for
the last ten years
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

The town was again invaded this
morning by numbers of brave sol
diers on their way home from Port
land
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

The Roundup board is
strictly right in planning to go
ahead with the show as usual
this falf.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
NO. 1928.

$40 acres. miles OF town, all but 20
acres plowed; absolutely no waste, 30s
acres in Turkey Red wheat that Is ex-
pected 70 yield heavy crop; story
house: fine barn 32x5S, good well and
wind mill; school house on corner OF
land. II bought soon purchaser gets
Immediate Possession OF all crop. Price
$4,000. $4,000 down, and balance $4,000
a year Terms are not as easy as we
usually quote but value of crop is so
great that we must have heavy pay
mont In fact one crop might pay for
this fine ranch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
NO. PSI.

32O acres. 1-2 miles OF town on main
highway; so acres plowed. more being
broken, practically all tiIlable; 40 acres
natural meadow: comfortable set OF
buildings. good fences, fine well. Pur-
chaser gets crop IL sold by June lst.
Price includes 2 imported Percherou
stations. milk cows steers. sows.
100 hens. 4 wagons, . hay racks. buggy.
MOVING machine, drill. 2 binders, snlky
plow etc Price $40 per acre. inelud-
ing personal property. i-2 down. balance
three equal annual payments at per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
Buying Montana Wheat
Lands Of Us Means

will for from proceeds of two Many our pur
lands Wa Wa been offered 100 per
All
sales astw to Iocalp was $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03

The Youngest child of Seth NJ
is i'll.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-03
NO. 7s.

$50 acres about miles Of good town
with $50 acres under plow. lies beauti-
fully. all good but 8 acres There will
be 2T6 acres in wheat this year Conn
Portable buildings and we'll II bought
soon purchaser can have crop. Price
Sis7bO, OF which Ia shall be cash
$500 more Jan. /. 1918. and balance In
equal annual installinents at per
cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

poucaaG, K6macsyt to co i'm sic
wydaje w}asciwem / ola dobra
organizacyi koniecznem.
Tembardziej zas majq ten O.
bowiazek, gdy ich zawezwano
Tub zaproszono.
I many nadzieje, re to uczy-
MIA.
o lie sfyszeliSmy Z roznych
stron prywatnie, urzednicy ci
maja p~rzygotowane swe spra-
wozdania; gdyby jednak i tie
ME by}y zupefnie wykoIczone,
to ustne ich uzupefnienie W zu-
pe}nosci da sic ~usprawiedllwlc,
skoro Sejm uzna sic "a wazny,
wobec ich mniemania do Ostat-
niej chwili prawie, re Sem 70
stab od}ozony. Jestesmy zas
przekonani, re rachunki i ksie-
gi So W zupe}nym porzadku.
Me z~rozumielibysmy popro-
stu ich pozostania ma uboczu,
ich wahania sic i musielibysmy
- lie trwaliby W zamiarze u
suniecia sic - przy}aczyc sic
do mniemania tych, ktorzy
watpia o ich dbaiosci o dobro
Zjednoczenia.
Natomiast, jezeli przybeda
ma Sejm, jestesmy niemal pew,
nj, re p~rzynajmniej wiekszosf
delegat6w powita ich z radios
cia, a chociaz niezawodnie
znajda sic tacy, ktorzy ku MIN
powzieli uprzedzenie, to jed.
max wiekszose przyjmie ich "a
parole sic osobistych uczuc z
uznaniem, wysiucha ich spra-,
wozdaa lub tl6maczen 2 szacun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

To, co stanowi ~najwiecej mo-
re zajmujace przedmioty obrad
mad dalszym rozwojem organi-
zacyi, W znacznej wiekszosci
odpadnie. Me bedzie sprawoz-
dan gi6wnych urzednikow; de-
legaci ME dowiedzq sic szcze-
go}owo i ME beda mogli opisy-
wac swoim Towarzystwom, jak
wspaniale organizacya rozwi--
ja1a sic W ciagu dwu lat ubie-
gfych, jak Zarzad cafy, a zw1a-
SEGA ~najwyzsi urzednicy pra-
cowali; ME bedzie zajmujacych
dyskusyi mad tenn, co naslado-
wac W przysz}osci i mad TEN, co
jeszcze ulepszac nalezy; ME
bedzie take narad mad dalszem
udoskonaleniem konstytucyi.
Najgl6wniejsza treSciq caie-
60 Sejmu bedzie chyba tylko
wyb6r nowego Zarzadu, Kt6ry
odbedzie sic zupeinie prawnie,
jezeli wiekszoSc delegatow be-
die obecna Geo wydaje sic juz
rzecza niewatpliwa), a dawnym
urzednikom delegaci ME beda
nawet mogli z}ozy6 uznania
podziekowac "a ich prace, a co
gorsza, niezawodnie W takim
razie da sic spostrzedz rozgo--
ryczenie i nawet uprzedzenie
przeciw MIN, a kto vie, czy
bron Boze ME pojawia sic ia,
kie niepochlebne krytyki, moe
obwinienia, moze navel, jak to
sic czasem zdarza, potwarze j
oczernienia, ktorych odeprzee
kt6rych niesiusznosc wykazy-
wac moze ME bedzie komu.
Smutny byiby to Sejm, a cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

klein i powaga, a przekonaW-
sly sic 0 zacnosci ich zamla-
row, O dba{osci o dobro Zjedno-
czenia, O sumiennej i owocneJ
gospodarce W ciagu ubiegfego
terminu urzedowania i nieza-
chwianej dobrej wolf wobec
wszystkich bez wyjatku grup
Ziednoczenia, z}ozy i'm zasfu--
zone uznanie. Pc chwilowem
zachmurzeniu i moe ma1ej bu-
rzy nastapi znowu pogoda i
harmonic, jake W tel organiza-
CYL panowac powinny i wszy-
scy bedq mieli nowy powod do
sk}adania gratulacyj Zjedno-
czeniu.
Wszyscy ZjednoczeIcy, Gala
przeszfo stutysieczna rzesza
stojaca poza delegatami i Ia
~rzadem,-wszyscy take przy--
jaciele tel organizacyi, nieza--
wodnie tego sohie zycza i tego
sic spodziewaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

nj prezydent i sekretarz pc gle
bszej rozwadze myslee ME mo-
ga. Move referendum? Ktoz
wzia1by W MEM udzia{, pc zawl-
k}aniach, jake pierwsze PREY
niosfo? Sejm nadzwyczajny?
Musiafby mice jakis eel ozna--
czony i tylko mad tym celem O.
'bradowac. Najzupefniej wyda-
je sic n~iezrGzumia}a rzecza, W
jaki spos6b ten nowy projekt
m6gi powstac.
Many nadzieje, re W ostat-
mich tych dniach u wszystkich
cz4onkow Zarzadu bez wyjqtku
przewazy ich znana dotychczas
gorliwoSc i dbalose o dobro
Ziednoczenia mad wszelkimi
innymi moze nieco z~rozumia}y-
mi wzgledami i re kazdy z Mich,
odnoszac najpiekniejsze re ivy
ciestw, DO zwyciestwo mad sa--
mym SODA, Ma Sejm W przysz}y
poniedzia}ek pojedzie. -.
Bee wzgledu Ma to, W jaki
spos6b ci najwyzsi urzednicy
zapatruja sic ma kwestye praw-
nosci lub nieprawnosci Sejmu
zbierajacego sic W przysz}y
poniedzia}ek ma druga sesye,
bytno$G ich komiecsna jest ma
sebraniu kilkuSet repregentan-
t6w kilkuset Towargystw lie
dmoceenia. Choeby ich ignore
wano i ME zapraszano, majq
praa0o ! o~boWiqzek ma take
zgromadzenie sic przybye, DO
wazye sic tam musza losy orga-
nizacyi; a przybywszy, majq
prawo ! ~obowiqsek p~rsemawia6,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

ciaz zadnego s1usznego do te-
60 niema powodu, moze jeden z
acknowledgement najwiekszej
katolickiej polskiej organiza--
cyl ma obczyznie W roku, W kto-
rym liczba jej czfonk6w pre-
kroczyia cyfre 100000!
Dawnym zaS urzednikom
najwyzszym ME pozostawa}oby
nc innego, jak zupe}nie IA u
boczu, poza Sejmem, zrezygno-
wac re swych urzed6w tax, jak
gdyby wstydzi6 sic musieli, -
podczas gdy jestesmy mocno
przekonani, re majq czem sic
pochlubic i smia1o NIGGA spoJ-
rec W oczy wszystkim Zjedno-
czeGcom, wskazujac IA piekne
wyniki sumiennej swej dwulet-
niej piracy.
Zmuszeni jeszcze jestesmy
pare slow powiedzie6 o nzagad-
kowei" lax ia nazwalismy ode
zwie DO Braci Siostr W ZJe-
dnoczeniu P. R. X. W A., ktora
podaje nNar6d Polski" W o.
statnim swym numerze, a kto-
"a i my W ubieg4y wtorek pre-
~drukowalismy.
Odezwa podpisana jest przez
prezydenta i sekretarza tylko,
a jeden z jej ustep6w brzmi;
,,jezeli okaze sic potrzeba, a do,
bro i rozwoj Zjednoczenia wy.
MACAO tego bedzie, zwo}any
bedzie ma zyczenie Vase Sem
Nadswycsajmy, zgodnie z par
20 art. I konstytucyi naszej."
zdaje nam sic, re ma seryo Q
czems podobnem ami zarzad, a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05
UWAGL.
Ostatnie sioWo pred
Sejmem ZJedno-
CZenia.

WObec szybkO zblizajacego
sic dalszego ciagu Sejmu
50 Zjednoczenia P. r. Z. i wo-
bee tonu ostatniego numeru Or
ganu Zjednoczenia, ,,Narodu
Polskiego'', z taxa ciekawoScia
o~czekiwanego, ktory jednako-
woz niestety mOcno mas "a
wi6di, - poczuwamy sic do o.
bowiazku, pOraz zapewne Osta-
I'M, zabra6 CLOS W sprawie tego
Sejmu i zrobi6 probe przyczy-
nienia sic do zupelnego pogo
dzenia stron jeszcze wciaz, jak
sue zdaje, powaSnionych.
4
Ot6z przedewszystkiem, Ola
uzasadnienia uwag ponizej po-
danych, zaznaczyc musimy wy
raznie, re podzielamy be- "a
strzezen zapatrywanie tyeh,
kt6rzy So przeswiadczeni, IL
Sem 80 ZjednOcsenia najgU-
pe4niej pralcnie goStaS ot,Uarty
70 abiegly poHiedsid3ek, dnia l
D0SdgieyRikG 4 najsupeSniei pra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05
NIACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEF6N MONROE 1908.
ZARZAD GLOwNYS

ON MUNhUE 4oVos
ZARZAD GLOWING
Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS A. A. Kiowo. Wice-Moderstor.
wojeiech F, Soska. Prezes
Antonina BaranOwSka. WtceprezeskA
wotctech Menkicki. W~ice-preZes.
Tomasz s BlacNowski, SekretarL
Frsnclszek witkowski. Skarbnik-
Stantslaw ~LCzUaaski, Dyrektor.
wiadysiaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
Antoni MaZurk. DyrektOr.
LeOk9dya KOhcZyk, Dyrektorka.
Frsncfszka R.esChke. D~yrektorka-
DR. Alexander Pietrzykowskl, Lekars
Naczelny.
Adv. Pjotr p. Mindak. Doradca Prawny.
Be-ts c. WojtalswIcz. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwEr
Biuro ZarZadu G}owneRo otwarte "
en-! powszelnie Cd godz. s-tej rano do
S-tej wisCzorem. wv sobote do lei po-
ME q wyjatkiem soboty), Cd sodziny
f-mej 10 9-tei. - W nisdBiele 1 swietA
urocEyste, Hluro Jest sarnkniets.
Prezesni W p~Oniedzlaikl I piatki wis-
cZorami Cd godZiny 7-mej do 9-teJ.
Wszelkle correspondence do Glowne.
80 Prezesa nalezv adresowae:
wOJCIECH F. sOSKA,
Ass w. Division str, Chicago, III.
SekrstarEai W poniedziaikI, wtorkL
srody 1 cLwartkL. WieCzOramt cd godzl-
ny t-msl 40 S-Le1 ] % l-S1eJ pOpOfQs
dniu codziennie, z wyjstkiem soboty, cd
s-tet dc 1-szsj.
SkarbnikRI we wtorkl, srody I pistki
Cd godziny 7-mei do s-tej wteczorem.
BkfadRniR Opfat. Wszelkie opYaty do Ka-
By Gownei przyjmuje Kasyer Gowny
podczas godsin ~otisOwych, albo we dnIe
" godZinach otisowych. Sekretars Ge-
neralny,
Ws1elkie listy n~adsyiac nalety m re-
&c SekretarZa ~Generalnego:
TOW. :. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
A46S w. Division str, Chicago, m.
FINANSE.
PrZeka1y bankowe pocEtoUO
(ehecks, money orders etc.) naleky wy.
StaHiac ma organiZacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER.
. prsesylac pod adresem:
FIR. wITKOWsKI,
lass W. DIVISiOn sTr.s Chicago, III.
,,MacierZ Polska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6Unego;
1455-57 w. Division Utica.
Ma drugIem pIetrza.
Chicago, ILL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

Rad narsdu Przez narod ala
narodu, ME zginis = powterzchni
Eiemi.
&I|T%+@
Mezowis stGnu wszedzte zsd.
dzajq sic " Edaniu, re must ist-
nice zjednoczond, n~iezGIeznG 1
samorzqdna PolskG.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

uAS "yDldHyC1 ue1eSdIoW Id
Sejm tworzyc beda quorum
ola ga3dttleniG zaOyk}ych Iub
formaInyck spraw tego& cia-
la, lecz bedzie potrzeba obec-
nosci co najmniej wiekszoSci
wszystkich prawnie wybra-
nych delegatow do wybiera--
MIA urzednikow"... it'd.
(Par. ~
,,Nar6d Polski", przytacza--
JAG ustepy z naszego artyku}u
redakcyjnego z zesz}ej soboty,
podkreSla wyrazenia sic nasze
nastepujace:
,,Sejm Zjednoczenia juz
odbyc sic ME moze W czasie
konstytucya oznaczonym.
TAX tie Towarzystwa, kto-
re chcia}yby urzadzic Sejm
W Schenectady W tym roku,
ale dopiero W drugim tygod-
niu pazdziernika, i wySlq nan
delegat6w, jak i tie, kt6re na
podstawie rezultatu referen-
dunn zycza sobie od}ozenia ma
rok ca4y, prsekrOcsq KonStu,
tucye Zjednoczenia, jakotez
uchwaIe ostatniego Sejmu,
gdyz wedle tychze, Sejm po-
aoinien sic odbyG ~ pierre
Sym tygOdnia pd<dziernika.
Prawda jest, re tax sic wyra
ziliSmy, ale bylo to pisane W
chwili, kiedy ma}o kto przypu-
szcza}, re ktoS znajdzie sposob
ma to, by Sejm rozpoczQ} sic W
czasie konstytucya oznaczo-
nym: kiedy zaS nastapi} ten
fakt przez niewielu oczekiwa--
ny, to przeciez wedle konco-
wych slow powyzszego ustepu,
my sami, kt0rzy to pisaliSmy,
uznae musimy, re Sejm najzu-
pe}niej prawnie sic rozpoczaf i
zosta} odroczony i wiekszoSc o.
gromna Zjednoczencow przyz-
nae to musi. Jak powiedzieliS-
my, sofisterye i wybiegi tn ME
pomoga wobec faktu niezaprze
czonego.
o lie wiemy, sprawl teraz
stoi tax, re wiekszosc, i to INA
czna wiekszosc Zarzadu, a W
niej urzednicy n~ajwyzsi, ii.
prezydent, sekretarz i kasyer,
sk}aniaja sic juz ku temu, by.
Sejm odby{ sic W roku bieza-
Gym, ale zycza sobie, azeby Cd
}ozono go IA diuzszy przeciqg
czasu, mp. ma cztery tygodnie.
Jest nova gloSna o tenn, re
skoro daisy ciag Sejmu W
przysz3y poniedzia}ek juz sic
cdbedzie, to znaczna Geese Ia
rzadu nan ME pojedzie, a gdy-
by mimo tego Sejm sic Odby}
prawnie, to So oni gotowi ere
~zygnowac. -.
Niezmiernie u~bolewania god
na byioby rzecza, gdyby tax sic
Stalo. Wobec faktow, jake Ia
SHY, odk}adae odbycia sic Sci
mu do innego dnia niemG pra-
wa mkt, 5adne sebranie deIega-
t6w choGby najIic5niejSsych,
pr6cz delegation s~ebranych ma
regularnej drugiej seSyi Selma
wysnacsomej ma regularnej,
prawmie odbytej sesy pierw--
sgej. A przeciez chyba niedo--
rzecznoscia W ~najwyzszym sto-
pniu byioby, azeby pc zebraniu
sic ma sesye druga W przyszfy
poniedziaiek, znowu odroczono
sic do daty p6zniejszej.
Swoja droga przyznac musi-
my, re wedle naszego wyobra-
aenia, smutno przedstawiac sic
bedzie ca}y Sejm 35 Zjednocze-
MIA W przyszfym tygodniu, je--
zeli ma MIN ME beda obecni
wszyscy, a zwiaszcza najgl6w-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-05

s0nie gostas odrocsony do prey
Safego pomiedsia3ku, tj. do dnia
s pa&dsierRika, 10 kt6rym dra-
ga SesyG juS Odby6 sic musi,
Me pomoga tn juz zadne So
fisterye ami wybiegi, ME pomo-
ga take kpinki i szydercze
traktowanie sprawy. Me po-
moze tea sprzeciwianie sic W.
naniu tego faktu ami Zarzadu,
ami czeSci Zarzadu, ami juz ma
wet wiekszosei delegatow, gdy-
by taxa wiekszosc sic znalaz}a
Geo nietylko iuz jest watpli-
wen, ale navel najzupe}niej
nieprawdopodobnem.) Zbyt
pod tym wzgledem jasne So ma
stepujace paraguay konstytu-
cyl Zjednoczenia obecnie obo-
wiazujace:
,,Regularna Sesya Sejmu
ma sic odbywac W pierwszy
poniedzia}ek miesiaca paz-
dziernika co diva lata W
miejscu oznaczonem przez
Sejm poprzedni hub nadzwy-
czajny. (Par. 49,
,,Dwudziestu pieciu praw-
ME wybranych delegat6w IA
Sejm tworzy6 beda quorum
ola ga3ata0ieniG zWyk3ych hub
fOrmGlnych SpraW tegoS cia-
la, lecz bedzie potrzeba obec-
nosci co najmniej wiekszoSci
wszystkich prawnie wybra-
nych delegatow do wybiera--
MIA urzednik6w"... it'd,
(Par. 27.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
PROMOTER TO
SUE CITY CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec. 27.--When the police
Of the city of Chicago stopped Louis
Peters race meet at the Austin track
on Nov they put the city into a po-
sition which has resulted in a dam
age suit. Peters was freed in Judge
Wells court yesterday on the charge
of disorderly conduct, and yesterday
he started suit against the city TO re-
cover damages. Judge Wells ruled
there was no evidence on which to
convict Peters ard declared the police
oyerexercised their authority when
they stopped the racing. He contend
ed racing is legal so long as there
is no betting, and no evidence ~ this
WIS shown. Peters charges the ven
ture not only cost him good Job with
a local paper house but that he spent
over $4,000 promoting the race meet
and bringing horses and horsemen
here. He is going TO engage John T.
Murray to fight the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
LOWDEN SILENT ON
PROPOSED CHI BOUT

Springfield, Ill, Dec. 27.-The pro-
posed bout in Chicago between Mike
Gibbons and Packey Mcfarland has
not been brought to Governor Low
denis attention and the state executive
will withhold decision on permit
ting the fight to take place in Illinois
until the question is officially pre-
scented to him.
It was pointed out, however, that in
case the bout is to take place at Fort
Sheridan or any other government
military post the state executive has
nothing to say in the matter. If. on
the other hand, it is planned to hold
the bout at a place other than mill
tary post, the state law probably will
oblige the governor to stop 1t. It was
officially indicated the governor will
Jump no fences until he comes to
them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
AZ the Columbia.

"The Merry Go Round, Boyle Wool
folks latest tabloid presentation, is
decidedly different attraction than has
ever been offered throughout the west
by this producer OF miniature sue
Cesses. The book is from the pen Of
John p Mulgrew, whose work has be-
come famous in musical comedy
vaudeville and tabloid fields It is
musical reynue with a cast Of 20 peo-
pie THE Merry Go Round" begins
an engagement today at the Columbia.
Davenport Mabel Walzer, who has
been under the personal management
Of Boyle Voolfolk for the past four
/ seasons, is the featured player. Among
other members Of the cast are Elsie
| Ford, Loretta Soleo, Chuck and Bobby
/ Callahan, Romolla Remus, Anita
Smith, Charles Amin Charles Prop
! ping, Ruth Leslie, LucielIe Williams,
/ Fay Hazelton, Blanche Leslie, May
| M0hlean. Grace Kane, Eleanor Free
man and Babe Kaplan. The produc-
ton is offered in nine scenes and are
exact copies of those being featured
with the famous Ziegfeld "Follies
The costumes of THE Merry Go
Round" are another feature They
are Of original design and ideas and
were made by Edith Strickland and
Nine. Youngblood
The 18th episode Of 1.-THE Fighting
Trail serial will also be shown.
Seat sale is very big for New Years
eve and Manager Scharnberg prom
Uses a great time for the patrons, also
q great show.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
MATTY ORGANIZES A
TEAM OF PIN STARS

Cincinnati, o.. Dec 27-Chris,y
Mathewson, manager of the Reds, has
organized a team for the American
Bowling congress tournament, to be
held in Cincinnati Feb, Is TO March
10. Matty is convinced this team can
outroll any major league aggregation
in the A. B. c. cities and dares any
such team TO come to Cincinnati for
a joust with his pin knights. Matty's
team has the following lineup: Christy
Mathewson, Eddie Rousch, Heine
Groh. Hal Chase, Tom Griffith and Lee
Magee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
RELEASE HASBROOK
TO SOUTHERN CLUB

Chicago, Dec. 27-Bob Hasbrook,
who has made numerous trips back
and fourth between the major and
minor leagues, viii play first base for
the Mobile, Ala, club Of the Southern
association next season. The release
of the tall infielder was announced at
White S0X headquarters yesterday
Bob spent the greater part OF last
season at Columbus, where he proved
fine fielder, but a weak stick man
Hasbrook is former Evanston Acad-
envy atlete and, being young in years,
he probably will get another trial with
the White Sox next fall With Has
brook gone, there are 33 athletes re-
naming on the White Sox roster, and
it is possible that some of these will
be dispensed with before the spril.-a
training trip gets under way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
FULTON CLAIMS HE
BEAT TATE BY K. O

Chicago. Dec. 27.-After the story
is published saying Fred Fulton lost
on foul in one round, we get this
from Mike Collins, manager of Full
ton:
Fred Fulton knocked out Texas
Tate here yesterday afternoon. Twice
in the first round. after the first min
ute's fighting, Fulton drove left to
the pit of Tate's stomach, knocking
him cold.
Mccartney. Tate's manager, claimed
Fulton agreed TO give the crowd a
run and let Tate rest as long as he
wanted to. After 10 minutes they
started again. Fulton landed left
uppercut, knocking Tate out Of the
ring.
Billy Mccartney and Billy Hack
promoted the show Mccartney han
died Tate and Hack refereed
MIKE COLLINS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
ALEXANDER MAY VET
BE TAKEN IN DRAFT

Chicago; Dec. q. - Interesting in
connection with the sale of Grover
Alexander to the Chicago Cubs is the
announcement from his home town of
st. Paul. Neb.. that he is pretty sure
TO be caught in the army draft supposed
to be issued early next year. Alex
himself is quoted as saying he does
not believe bail players should ask ex-
emption and that he is ready to go
when called without protest or camou-
fiage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-27
MITCHELL TO HELP
CUB BOSS IN DEALS

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Unable to get
rid of HIS s250,O00, President Weigh
man of the Cubs has sent for Man
ager Fred Mitchell, The north side
magnate thinks that Fred will have
same original ideas on spending It
and the manager will have chance
us soon as he arrives in town, which
will be Saturday
Il haven't been able to complete
two deals which have had on the
fire." said Mr.. Weeghman last night.
"and l think that Mitchell might help
me out. He has certain ideas about
players we should have and when he
gets here / believe we can close up
the deals"