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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
FRIEDMAN GOOD
SAYS M'GOOTRY
Crack MIddIeWelRht Boxer stems
-Four COrking Rounds With
Sailor and Gives Verdict.
POSSESSES POWERFUL WALLOP
With Proper Handling VIII Be King
OF the ElghtWeights, Asserts
Oshkosh Whale.

Eddie McGoorty and his squad OF
ring men passed through Chicago
yesterday on their way 10 CamD
Custer TO participate 10 engage
ments arranged between the rival
camp fighters for this afternoon
and the gang stopped Off here long
enough 10 take a stiff workout IN a
gymnasium. Among the gang were
some OF Grants most prominent
stars, including, Andrea Anderson.
the heavyweight. Walter jacobson.
lightweight, and Johnny Richie.
the bantam.
The soldier athletes looked IN
great. condition and went through
their PAGES with d lot of pep and
ginger. McGoorty. especially. seem
ed in grand shape. and when he
was informed that Phil Harrison
had fiunked out Of his match with
him, scheduled for Racine On the
21st, the Oshkosh lad was furious.
We'll, I am certainly sorry the
Junk man got away from me this
time, for ! am now in the best shape
OF my career and surely would have
given Phil the trimming OF his life
to even up our previous encounter.
All can say Is that Harrison Is a
smart fellow. He got me in a
match when out Of shape and now.
when he knows l am ready for him,
he refuses to stand for the gah.
Yellow, l should call it,
Is Surprised.
The crack middleweight took
Sailor Friedman on for four rounds
and they put up a corking bout
Eddie was greatly surprised at tna
sailors showing against him and
paid the boy very hattering trib-
ute. He said:
This kid is the goods and IS
bound to make good. have met
many of the best lightweights in
the country in gymnasium work
outs and always boosted that a lit
tie fellow could never reach my
face with telling effect, but this boy
did the trick often and hard enough
to sting me. He hits harder than
many of the middleWeights I ave
met in my time. With proper hand
ling Solly will very soon be the
KING Oh the IlSIlW tlEilL ulF4SlJl.
BUY War Savings Stamps
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
New Orleans, %; Chattanooga,
40.
Little Rock. 4: Mobile, o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, ga; Syracuse, %.
Newark, 20; Rochester. 0-3.
BinghamptOn, 10; Buffalo, 4.
PACIFIC COAST.
Vernon, 81; Oakland, %.
San Francisco, 30, Sacramento,
2-1.
Los Angeles, 5; Salt Lake, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
THORPE GIVEN A
DRAW WITH MOVE
BY PRESS WIRE

Des Moines, Iowa, June IL
Johnny Noye. of st. Paul, and Har-
vey Thorpe, of Kansas City, light
weights. boxed u rounds to d
draw here Friday night
The bout was full of fighting
and clinching and was entirely de-
void of sensational features. de-
spite the fact that both men appar-
emily were willing to mix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17

Bonnie Kauff, star outfelder of
the Giants, was anxious TO go to
war for Uncle Sam. but he hated to
leave his team this season.
Bonnie wanted to show the base
bali world that he could lead the
National league in hitting.
When Manager McGraw got Kauft
from the Federal league the papers
made much over it and called Ben
ME another Ty Cobb. To say that
he failed to measure up to his ad-
vance notices is putting it mildly
The best Bonnie could do with the
bat last year was sos. But this
season he seemed to have found his
stride.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
BASEBALL SATURDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 3 Chicago. /.
Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia, ..
Boston, s; St. Louis, 4.
Detroit, 4; New York, 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 6; Brooklyn, l.
New York, 8; Cincinnati, 7.
Philadelphia, s Pittsburgh, l.
St. Louis, 4 Boston, 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
MINOR LEAGUES.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, l; Milwaukee, 0 90 in
ningsl.
Louisville, II; Minneapolis,
indianapolis, 6; St. Paul, ,.
Kansas City, 5 Columbus, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17

Eczema and similar skin troubles
come from a disordered. impure
condition OF the blood, and they
can only be cured by giving the
blood a thorough cleansing. and
removing from IL all traces Of I'm
purity.
This ia why s. q. 3. has been
used SO successfully In hundreds
Of cases Of Eczema and other skin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
TRADES LEAGUE
STANDING.

Yesterday afternoon the Machin-
list ball team of the Trades Union
league defeated the Carpenters at
the Island City Park in a loosely
played contest, II to 7. The score:
Coroo1+orc AID ID II Do A L
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
ATTENTION EAGLES.

All Ea"les are requested to meet
at the Eagles home tomorrow at
1870 p. m. to attend the funeral of
Brother James White. Cortege Will
be by motor. tSignedD
FRANK WITCH. Pres.
JOSEPH GROTEGUT, Sec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. 8; Washington, 0.
Cleveland, 4 i; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 5; Deroit, =.
St. Louis, 2; Boston, l.
Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at ST Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Hutchinson, 8; Sioux City, 3.
Oklahoma City, 4; Des Moines,
; III innings).
Omaha. II; Joplin, :.
Wichita, ) St. Joseph, 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
INTER CITY RESULTS

At the ST. Ambrose field the
Davenport Overlands defeated the
Keeler club nine, 8 to 0. The score:
r. II. E.
Keeler Club ..............l 8
Batteries. - Organ and VOTERS;
H. Benton and Red" VOTERS.
One of the greatest games of the
season was staged at Browning
field, Moline, yesterday afternoon,
when it took the Federals II in
nings to down the Muscatine nine,
l to 0. A home run by Buckles in
the 18th period did the trick. The
score:
r. II. f.
Muscatine 2 2
FederalS
Batteries - Stennett and Fuller;
Synamsky and Whistler.
At the Locomotive grounds in
Davenport, the Locos walloped the
Illinois Oil company, 3 to l.
II ? FrV 0vag
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
Mach'n'sts 5110OOO4O-11 8 81

Carpenters 01O030- .
Summary Three base hits, w.
Schmidt; sacrifice hits, Thomas;
stolen bases, Mortensen ?. w.
Schmidt l, Van Camp, De whistler,
Campbell, O'COnnors, Mitchell 2,
Remley .; struck out by DeXner 2,
by McCray Z; bases on balls, off
Dexner l, off Sage 4, off McCray
/; wild pitches, DeXner, McCray;
passed balls, Ligget =, De Wits
Ter; umpire, Claude Mercer.
At the Davenport Three-Eye
park. the Federal Employees bump
ed the Freshmen in nice shape, Z
TO ). The attendance was good,
Davenport thus far proving the
most loyal in support of the
Trades league. The score:
R. H. f.
Federal Employees l
Freshmen .............. 3
Batteries-Clarke and Gertz.
Nelson and Smith.
Due to a misunderstanding, the
scheduled game at Moline between
the Painters and Silvis Shops was
forfeited to the Painters when the
Silvis Shops men failed to put in
their appearance. Members of the
Silvis team asserted that it was
their understanding that the con-
test was to be played in the morn
ing to allow the Painters 10 attend
a picnic supposedly planned for
yesterday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Camp Grant, 5 Logan Square,
G3 innings.
BelOit. 4; All Nations, l.
American Giants, .; Garden
'itys, ..
Buy Thrift Stamps
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
COAL WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the city of Rock Island, Illinois.
at the office of the city clerk up tho
2 o'clock p m, June 30, 1918, for
1S5 tons of 6-inch lump coal to be
delivered as per instructions on file
in my office. Bidder must state
mine from which coal will be fur
rished.
The city reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids.
Rock Island, Illinois, June 10,
1918.
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
Commissioner of Accounts and
Finances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
INTERNATIONAL LEAGrE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, 10; Jersey City,
first game.
Jersey City, ); Rochester, ? (sec-
Ond gameD.
Syracuse, u; Newark, first
gamel.
Newark, 3; Syracuse, (second
gameD
Baltimore, s; Buffalo, 5 first
game.
Baltimore, 10; Buffalo, (second
game.
Binghampton, 9; Toronto, /.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
rs THIS OUR EDDIE
KOHL OF LONG AGO?

Remember Eddie Kohl. who
played ball with the Islanders
back in 1910, when Bill Carney
was manager? Eddie hailed from
Cleveland, Ohio, and some believe
he is the party mentioned in dis
patches from New York as having
been convicted Of highway robbery.
Here's the story.
New York, June 15.-Edward H
Kohl of Cleveland. a former semi
pro baseball player, today was
convicted of highway robbery. He
is alleged TO have been one of the
fours men who held up the ST.
Francis hotel here March Is and
escaped with $4,000. Kohl was
arrested in Cleveland, but escaped
and later was arrested in an army
camp in Florida. He was in uni
form when he appeared in coul t
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
NOTICE For BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the City of Rock Island, Illinois,
at the office of the city sclerk up to
o'clock p m, June %, 1918. for
the disposal of garbage. alley rub
Dish. ashes. tin cans, paper, glass
and all dead animals as per speci-
fications on file in my office.
The city reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Rock Island. Ill. June IL, 1918.
NJ. T. RUDGREN,
Commissioner of Accounts and
Finances
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
The Field.

" Then, too. there will be Barney
Oldfeld, veteran driver, whose
spectacular career as a speed mer-
chant will come 10 a close in the
fall when he plans to retire; DariO
Resto, the marvellous English-Ital-
ian pilot who bears the distinction
of never having lost a race n which
he finished; Louis Chevrolet, 1917
champion; Smiling Ralph" Null
ford. Ira Vail, Tom Milton. Eddie
Hearne. De LLOYD Thompson. Den
ny Hickey, Milt Mcbride. Percy
Ford, Omar loft, Red Fetterman,
Red McCarty, Harry Rosenberg,
and others Surely a race between
such drivers will be worth going
many miles to see The popular
prices of 81 TO SO. with hundreds of
free parking spaces, together with
the great field of contestants. as
sures the greatest crowd that ever
entered the speedway gates The
hour for the start of the feature
event, the 100-miIe handicap, has
been set at + O'Clock by Manager
Charles Porter. who. however, adj
vises the spectators to be on the
grounds as early as possible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
NTEREST kEEN Mia SALLE.

Boxing fans in La Sale and sur
rounding cities are keenly interest
ed in . the 10-round heavyweight
windup al La Sale tonight. Bill
Brennan of this town and Tom Nc
Nahon Of Spring Valley are booked
for a decision battle, with Ed Purdy
the third man in the ring. Johnny
Fitzgerald. La Sale promoter. looks
for a capacity house. A good card
Of prelims will precede the classy
and exciting windup.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17

BIG BOTT TO MILWAUKEE,,

Milwaukee, Wis, June 1.-THE
Fred Fulton-JaCk Dempsey bout
slated for Danbury. Conn. July 4
may come 10 Milwaukee instead.
promoters here say. John Reisler,
who is attempting 10 prevent Demp-
sey from fighting for any other
manager, is kicking up a stir at
Danburv Dempsey OUtguessed
him with a counter injunction here
Promoters believe as a result that
g compromise might be reached on
q bout in Milwaukee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vernon, 2; Oakland, /.
Los Angeles. 4 . Salt Lake. 0.
San Francisco, 4; Sacramento, 8
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-17
SPEEDERS TEST
CHICAGO TRACK
Galaxy of Famous Motor Racers
Getting Into Trim for Contest
OF Nerve and Skill
ALL ARE FAMOUS DAREDEvuS
Popular Prices to Prevail at speed
way-Feature Event of 100
Miles at { O'clock.

The day Of days on the American
motoring calendar is close at hand,
for on Saturday the fourth annual
revival OF the great automobile
derby IS to be fought out on Chi
Cages fast two-mile board speed
day The stage is set and the &C
tors are on the ground rehearsing
for the parts they will take n the
struggle Of the speed kings for the
$4,000 that has been provided in
prizes and bonuses.
The wise men of the racing game,
who have followed the sport for
more than a decade, assert that a
greater field than the one entered
for the coming derby never was
brought together in the history Of
the sport. For. consider the class
of the contestants. There is Ralph
De Palma. the great Italian-Amer-
lean driver. idol of the racing fans
and winner of scores Of hard-fOught
battles on speed ways. roads and
dirt tracks. His most recent vic
tory was the winning of the Hark-
ness 100-mile handicap at Sleeps
head Bay, New York. De Palma's
Packard car. with its 12-cylinder
aviation motor, will start from
scratch in the Chicago handicap.
Opposed 10 De Palma will be Ar
thur Duray, worlds speed king,
who won his crown at Ostend, Bel
GUM, when he drove flying kilo-
meter at the astonishing rate OF
147 miles an hour Durav, hero OF
Verdun and other great battles Of
the western front. is on furlough
from the French army and has
come to America for this and other
snandwav events for the summer
With his FrontenaC car Duray
!. should be a contender at all times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

Rltchey & BrokaW.
Sweepstakes: Boar and three so~s.anY
n rc-lst. Hawkins & Porter: md. R:tchcS
& Brokaw; 3rd. Chas. B. Orindorlt.
Championship: Boar. any agc-lse
Hawkins & Porter.
Championship: Sow any ase-ASI-
Ritchey & Brokaw.
Chester White.
Roar. two years old and over-lst and
End, w G. Fawcctt u Son.
Boar eighteen months and uhder TWO
ycars-1st and End. w. q. Fa"cett q
Boar. twelve months and under eigh-
teen rnonths-1st and End, w. Is. raw
Roar. six months and under twelve
months-1st and End, w. g. Fa"cctt x
Son. g.. ~,
Seuhardt; End, w. G.. Fawcctt u Son.
Sow. two years old and ovcr-lSt ana
End, w. C. Fawcett d Son.
Sow, eighteen months and under TWO
years-1Sr and Ind, w. u. fa"cc't
Son. x,,
teen months-1st and End. w. q. raw
Sow, six months and under twelve
months--1st and End, W. Z. lawcett IL
Son. ~.
= Sow, under six months-1st. Geo. Ncu-
hardt: End, ". G. Fuwcctt II Son.
Sow and five pigs or more. stockings
lst w. e. EaWcelt & Son..
Sweepstakes: Boar and three SONS OIL
any age-1St, End and 3rd, w. q. Faw-
cctt & Son.
Championship: Boar, any agc-lst W.
G.. Fuwcctt & Son.
Championship: Sow. any aGc-lst. w.
c.. Fawcett Il Son.
Special: Won by w. G. Fawcctt IL son.
Chesterhill. ONO. first and Sc':"nh prizes
for O. l, &. herd under ono year.
Hampshtres.
Boar. two years old and unIer-1st.
Geo Ncuhardt
Boar, eighteen months and under two
ycarS-lst Geo. NGuhardt.
Boar. twelve months AMI under ciKh-
teen ,nonths--1st. Geo. Neuhardt.
Boar, SIX months and uidcr twelve
,n5uths-ist, Geo. Ncuhlrdt.
Boar, under six nonthS-lSt, Geo.
Neuhardt.
Sow. TWO years and ovcr-Cico. Neu-
hardt-
Sow. eighteen months and under two
ycars-Iico. Neuhardt.
Sow. twelve months and under .igh-
teen monthS-lst, Geo. Ncuhardt.
Sow, six months and under Twelve
u,onths-lst, Geo. NeuliarIlt.
Sow, under six monthS-lst. Geo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
GRIFFITH s BIC
|NASTERP|E
Hearts of the World" Proves Greatest
Film Ever Shown In This City.

Contrary to AL expectations tho Court
theatre was not only packed To capacity,
but those present marvclled al the SEEM
ngiy impossible fcaiur IF that great
est of all screen vehicles. Hearts Of
the Wur'd." which opened its four days
rnga Srmrnt in this city last night. II
was II grand success and is only due
justice To the remarkable perturbation
of the invinCihlc Griffith. that famous
producer uf The Birth uf Il Nation
"IntuIcranrc" and the like. but il must
br said that h. did himself once the
better III this most beautiful Of all war
dramas. which deals with the plot Of love
and it is So appealing and touching that
il is termed the sweetest love story
ever told" It ~ not one nf those thrill
ing war plays. with battles galore and
tn" many casualties resulting. hut the
war Srrnrs serve only rs a background
in this production and are used 10 adj
vantage in the latter part Of the play.
Love Story.
"HrartS Of the World' may he styled
Il rumHnr" If love and WAT with the
Young i'r"rlr Of tho play representing
| he hearts OF. The world in this strife Tor
democracy.
When the story opens all is quidt and
peaceful in one OF tn" villages. An
TartISt in search of natures beauty picks
out this beautiful liltI' country spot.
lie meets the girl" and what--slmplf
love. at first sight. and from this mo-
l!n"nI on your attention Is directed "n
the acts "f this pair who have realized
what love really means. Then comes
on the strife. The young American
lover joins the French army. prnlongue
his marriage. Th" anxiety and tn" hap
prnin=S from that time "n are brought
cut IN ihr Most realistic manner i'll
"IirnrtS OF tn" World" that love tears"
roll down ones checks and suddenly
Ihu$r smiles uf happiness are in The h"r-
iZ"H when victory dhwnS upon all. such
is short SynnpSiS Of this tremendous
play. bar words cannot cmrhaSiI" the
beauty uf tins ROMANCE" Of Young. pure
love. which Is he thing cherished Ivy all
lmHnkIud. Yet tn" events that follow
pun; Ola. on the actual fiGhtIng front and
things THAI som" shall mrv"r have the
opportunity To gaze upon ar" right at
?."ur hands and YOU canEn; help hut WON
der ut the seemingly Inp"*slhIr TASK
OF producing such 4 spectacular play
with l"v" as the whole plot. II Is n
:;iury thar quickly SiIrs The emotions.
, krrIs W.. SInilbnumh. dramntizcS thc
war. gives you an Inspiration and Is
realistic - he last degree Of art. IN
able cast has b"rn selected by Mr..
Griffith AMI Tho principals are especially
adapted 10 their roles tn" ~"rid-ihfn"d
Lillian iISh represents the 'Hirl. while
her sister takes The part If the little
dI$lurh.r.'
Iiui SIX more performances will be
sea-. while tn, advanr" sale Of tickets
is far above normal y symphony or
chr<irrI at ~ mcmm'rS brings out the
success ~ :, iiiIInG manner. Many were
turned away
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
BIC ATTRACTION
AT TIE FAIR

Never before in dhc history or the
West Virginia state Fair HAY" tn"
shows been Of such high calIhrc as
those on the grounds this year and the
thousands who have patr"nzrI them
attest 10 their w"rih. They arc tho
l[rnusc a,tIractions~-icu big shows
and they are refined. interesting and in
structivr.
The pony show is on" of the largest
and most interesting OH The grounds.
Here one viii find fourteen ponies.
horses and duuh"yS and all trained Ia
the minute They do marvellous stunts
and 1t is we'll worth the time and money
Ia see this, attraction.
The side show is rrIrl"tc with many
interesting objects. fur,uost among
which ar" SrhuilHIc and the Princess.
Th"rc ar" many attractions all under
this one roof and all for the pric" Of
one admission and one should 10y all
means attend tins show.
Tho Wonder CIty viii interest old ind
young alike. Her. in mInlHtur" you soc
:; veritnhl" riIy AMI ii is perfected Ia
the cAirnt that whil" you watch tho
ln"n 20 about their work. III" women
are iLtltnnInS tluI'H ana ven tEIiiN
pass and men row III rivers. THIS -
highly entertaining.
The Highland Fling is another high
class attraction. ON" ihaI INTERESTS Hll
and II should not BE- MISSED whit" one
is on the midway.
Kelly Is also there. But this R"lly
happens 80 II" something entirely dlT-
rr"nl. His legs arr nS big brn"In-
sticks. His arms arr not that iarE".
uutSld" al tina; ne is ~ biz rs an or
binary man. This is an example Oi
what tn. c7Garrt does 10 ON.
The merry r"und ~ caring for
huge crowds Then IN" whip Is new
feature and is bringing joy /" ih"us-
nnds who have been riding IL. There
arr, TIVE, ferris wheels on the grounds.
Thursday :; new show in tn" krauS"
combination is expected tn open. II Is
Tn" Isle Of Spice" y number of tn"
far sex appear III THIS pr"ductiTn and
Assurances Hrr given that IL Is ScnIcci
and Il great attraction.
The shows ON the midway this ycar
crlirSr all Of previous years and one
should -" them all To get the real en-
jny:u"nI cut III attending tn" big fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY EMPLOYEE
CAPTURED WITH MI
VIM IRON WEED TONIC

This wonderful tonic is going every
where tearing down old theories Of long
standing as good medicines for many
diseases but M Vim Iron Weed Tonic
has gained precedence over them ali.
taking cases after cases when all medi-
cines and doctorinS had failed. but Nu
Vim Iron Weed Tonic in many cases
was practically the last resort. People
have used this herbal life. that nature
intended to build up and strengthen tho
human body. Here is what Mr.. Rudolph
Miller Of $50 Liberty Ave, said. An emf
ploye OF the National Biscuit Company.
I was all run down and nver-worked.
making many hours overtime. my blood
was. bad, was constipat"d and nervous,
no appetite. no life for anything. and
saw: M Vim Iron Weed Tonic SO highly
recommended that I purchased one bot
tie and then | began TO improve and re-
Sair my strength. l have used two bot
ties and can say am new man with
all tho vitality 1 need and gladly err
dorse this wonderful tonic
Sold exclusively at the following
Drug. Stores: G. II. Grist & Co. Drug
Store. ll25 Market St. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
THE AWARDS

Tho following awards were made yes
1erday BY the judges or the 1atr: W.,
intcrest was taken in the judging anu
cwardlng and there was large eto"o
watching.
r-af, horses, championship-Two pest
draf, stations. any brcod-G- a. lily
Delaware, Ohio. 1st and End. 90
Two best draft mares, any pTeeo-iS'
and End. e.. \. Dix.
Stallion. -FOUR years old or oScr-l 81 -
G.. n. p!A; 2nd. Dr.. O. NJ. TreFeE' Noui'us-
. '" Mare two years oldl and under three
lst. G. \. Dix.
Stallion, four years old or over--lst.
C. 4. Dix: End. DIR. y. NJ. IfeFeS'
Stallion. three years old anu "ius'
tourist and second. q. \: DIN.
Stallion. two %ears old ana ut'oeF
thrcc--lst. G.. y. DIX. r.
Mare. four years cid or over-Ist' "
Mare. three years old and Under four
LIST. C. y. Din
LIST. g. ~ Dix.
Brood rrAre with foal at side under
e,rht monlhs-1St and md. u. y. Liz.
Grade Draft
Rest celdins or nrar.. four years ola
or oyrr-lSt. DIR. .. NJ. TTGFrS:
Brood mare Wlll Lpll a. StoN '~~>
eight n;onthS-.lSt. DR.. -. II. TrSvCS.
Shetland Ponies.
Stallion three years old or oFer-tSe
prIze, Eugene Smith. Diilonrale. ONO
md, Mrs. Stella .Billingcr. bridgeport. ~
Mare with foaL at side-iSt. Eugene
Smith.
Team. eiiher sex. owned by one eN-
hibi,or-lSt Eugene Smith.
G..ldins or mare. three years or over
1St and md Eugene SAITH.
Herd oil ten head-1st. Eugene SnAth
Special Prizes for Percheron7-
Stallion. three year old or over
Clark Bros. rreeport. Ohio. LIST: Ind. G.
A. Dix: 3rd. DR.. y. II. TreEey.
Stallion under three years-lst and
2nds q. a. Dix.
Champion stallion-lst and End. q. A
Dix.
five stallions--tst. G. y. Dix.
Mare three years Or over-lSt ana mo
G. n. Dix.
Mare under three years-1st and md
C. a Dix.
Champion mare-1se and End. G. a
Dix.
Get of stallion: four COLTS, either SEX
, get Of same Stallion-1St. q. y. DIX.
Produce of mare: TWO colts. either sex
American bred. produce OF same mare
1St. G. \. Dix.
Champion stud. consisting OF stations
and four mareS-lSt, q. ~ DIX.