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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

iu Vac A'tr in SUNDAYS Wurld en-
ntlpd "GrulortstT Held Meeting ret.
rtcuoc Was made 10 the visit iu Tulsa
Of H"ur uf the geological survey boys
Whu uyr making mnps Tor the pterii-
iucut iu pslWc county II was stated
that 'hry came io Tulsa in order to
assist gcologists here who are mapping
Iy%.g" COUNTY fur private cpEtganica.
The article should have said "vislt'
insiehd OF assist as the United States
geological survey is2Dot giving out amy
private dope IN advance - publlra-
ton u Was assured bv the gcolugists
here that nothing whatever was snid
ahuul Osagc county at the dinner but
u was mercl, meeting up or old
friends while The big snow ia on the
ground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

Tho Empirc Gas & Fu'l Go lps %
r,g up for lia.nes So 100 the south.
vent Duruor of the uorih,ast ~ th'
southeast of ii-2K-t 80 . is a'sp d
rE ur 90" northwest corner pf th"
tou,hcttt vf thr -puthea-t OF the see.
ton
Thr same Company haN uss up f"r
>os aud D. uu the Miner farm the
,"rmri boz ur located iu' the southeast
corner nf the northeast of tnr north
rhst 'I Do g. ANA tuet hitter ir
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
OIL AND GAS
Lsssis, Supplies Pfoauctlon. Elo.


Trtcr hundred aud tVeuty l,r.-.
MONTGOMERY couuy. kpu. uNr ui"r.
tc ton nf Wilson. lll, thluiluUup
Hud Montgomery ,iuutlDe Sos M.
Nclopmcut and -O.0o hig "rilr Do" o.
secured Va that disuirt Tho i',t-' b..
a hnrrltu rrtcc tl2l po' aero.
gaIrh Development Co. aai Nsu
idu TulHu Adj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

NlN YORK, Jan -. STANDARD
on of New Nork advanced grirc ot
refined oil ror export iu eases onlN nt
% pointE gallon Gasoline FOR cN-
port cases only has been advanced 10
points a CATION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

The blackwell ou 4 Gae GO has n
day one AZ SEQ feet ON she Welsner
80 I ip the center of the southeast
of tho northeast OF ll-'S-lV IT was
orllcd ror the shallow. gas. sand, but
missed he suud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

IhUmpsuu Hif M.u-htl N1Nc
started dr1.ul ou tho offset to tho
l'rdstr.ct urlI on tho Martha Sr,Icr
ilrW tu the soulhwc.t of l.la-ll.
Tho TWupsnu Nnllt'l VOL is lsclt-
o." iu the northwest corner of the
southeast OF ue southwest ~ the sec
2s%and. 30 dr'H,ns n Is feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

I'urtjun material n hand balance
February delivery tor i 0UO-btrrcl tcs
tntry. all necessary material iu'lud
lnE brick huildingS. Cor 600 htIrci
nbit and labor "r'tted oul where iu
Oklahoma Tor $4,000 Ralph pcN,l.
opment Co. 32i Mayo lldg ruiat
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

TNc hundred and twenty bcsrs iu
TWP. -. q lS. .Aiusly oFec county
ukh, WIN give hair interest entire
acreage for test well completed. COM
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
OKMUIOtE Phmlps ana ns,ocI

fN'' iN''f ''ifN' "''N "H.'''
ntes are shut down nt lNio feet on
'h' bowman No. iu the southwest
corner "i the southeast OF IN" south
"r'l oi the southeast OF a2-l la-la.
Mccullough and associates have "a
lus on the ground Tor NJ. on the
VI ll"llrrinhn iaru' IN inc n"rthest
corner "'-,he s'uthr"At OF l-''-l".
~ =, HhkeT ana "lh'rS no. on
the j. Mc''lhrh hrm Tn the south-
"eS' corner or the n"rtheaat or the
hoI iheaht or 'hr northeast "i 1i- j. j
~ smut dow" "' N'o t'e'eN
The pkmulfee Producing Refln
'ng 60 rs drilling AT 32h feet on the
j., trace No IN the sou'hit'st corner
"l lhc northeast "l the NoFN$'N''St S"T
l6- - -
fainsn'uTr ''l COMPANY has rlE
up Tor ~" . ON the y, 'f"wn iarA IN
Vie center ot lhe west lre ot~thr
u'u th'ls' "t tn g northwest OF
u -ld-lS &
ne pk'ahoinn stat" on COMPANY
smut a." q. lauo feet on the Alex
andet NJ 'n the northwest cor
net OF The Soulhe'ft OF the Southwest
OF -la-l1
The GuMho lhi company has sh"t
no on the y. 'Nkns farm In tho
center or the 'HNi hne OF The south
west or me southeast OF G'-l3-l2 ara
Is good Tor 20 h'rr'lN NJ I'h' tret
tosden a Co. M. on the ~ Rird
iaim M the northeast corner ot the
southwest of ''-l 1879 Is shot ana
Good fot 90 barrels
The Iowa tkIa ON company NO. !
ON the lcffnrd farm In the north
west CORNER of the northeast OF tho
southeast of the southwest OF S-t3-l2
ls still shut down at $50 feet
John II ltcboId mas rug up ON the
pcr of the northwest OF the south
wrSt ar ~ 10 u.
T. J. lamhert mas a rug up for
Johnson in tho southwest corner
of he northeast OF 30 .l3-l2,
In the southwest corner or the
southeast ut the southeast or - -l3-l y
t1t# nat1.Yr.u an Cfn M an the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

Wanted One used Hight drilling
outfit complete Prefer star RIG No,
9s or 20. Give complete details, loca-
ton and state lowest price g. !.
Stumpff Perry. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

tYr vtt. = ip''uYu hsa been mnh"
md u1'rfpi 10 ou Tine ground for 50.
g on the farm nat.- northwest rorurr
pr the sJd'HWca "r .nr seatiuu
1nr Gelaucc. ruamte- Frun IN
tctrab have mbdr . lu,ulpu Tor so.
Martin IN the southwest uf ,He south
rnaf ~ rhe uortuwrsf uf 20 lG.Il. pfi
s"iunE the well un iu, topau fgnu no
tn' nurib and hl0 also uain u lool-
uou tul >o % 6ffcrrut N'. Zoo tht
west
Tho Carer Is utgns 1910 in the
northcn-t conner of the southeast Of
25-lG.l1.
rno G,rsr DH company uas rig
up iu the uorthwrni CORNER nf the
suu'l.aht ui 20 lt-Il
l&lEeliaueo Pufufnuc- Flynn so .
ON NV Authlr form lu the southeast
corner OF the 'northeast uf tho nntth
west OF 2f.i5-ll Is rgRmg up
Tho sdu.c people ury rn3iug up so.
IIuuor boo the northeast corner N
me sp1iheart oi the northwest OF 90
iG-lI.
The New YorE Oil-compary test IN
The northwest corner " ia" guuthWes'
Of the northeast II the southeast uf
-G-lS-ll les at!l a rIg
BHISTOW u 6.i6.s ms Cushing
Development, COMPANY b. pulling pip"
an 3.Slo feet bon the Nu wills farm.
The Atlantic Petroleum corporation
Js shut down nt .pN, feet lu SO /
Shmn' 'un iu ,.l1-h
CONTINUED o. next race
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

on and gas lease. west y NV 2q-
10. Adults departmental rentals
paid uil February 1919. Main .Bids.
EuN t5l5. Tulsa. Okla ADJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

NEW LOCATION
Robert A. VI. Hirney. Funeral Dl.
rector. Motor Equipment s2l =.
Main. Phones Osagc .hs. Res lsi.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
soUTHWIST or MOUNDs sin

SGT NV IT Ut WI w '7TV''
the bringing iu OF the big well OF the
Reliance parafCine fhpu people in
the northwest CORNER ~ the northeast
~ the southwest OF 2G.l6-t1 many
new locations have been made Harry
Mcraun of Tulsa owns the Zee In the
west half " the south %cst Of 2G. and
has rig up in the northeast corne,
of the northwest OF the southwest ~
tho section. utfSrtuug The big well 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

WANTED rroducusn or close la
lease Minot holland nide Tulsa.
- Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

rOR SALE Two 25O-barrcl Ma.
hone, steel tanks can tsis, }. T.
IlctY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

ron SALE Casing and line pipe.
new aud second -hand,-at reasonable
price Oklahoma Pipe Co Phone
G4ii. Tulsa okla +. 9. BOX 1921.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

want good oil lease what have
youF Mrs Geo. L. O'tuuner. ITO West
Fourth street. Pittshure Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

FOR SALE New standard i-lnch
line pipe. recessed couplings, lu cat
load lots. Call Usage i516 ---Ady ..-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
Pitcher burning.

Hot Springs, Ark-Durning, a
lean and lanky young southpaw
from the Eastern league, will have
a chance to stick with the Brook
Ign Robins this season after all.
Wilbert Robinson had been tempted
TO ask waivers on Burning a short
while ago, but recently he has
thought better of it, and has wired
to Colonel Ebbets 1asking him to
see that During comes on to the
Robins training camp here.
Robbie believes that a little more
experimenting with burning will
be worth the trouble The young
ster was given a chance with the
Robins last spring, but though he
showed flashes of real class his
showing was not altogether impress
sive. Robbie has felt the need late
~ OF another first rate left handler,
however, and if Burning can come
through with something more than
he has shown heretofore he NAV
land a regular job in the National
league
With Portland in the Eastern
league burning pitched some bril-
liant ball. but buck fever and the
lack OF control that usually goes
with southpaw twirling has married
his efforts 10 break into fast com
pany. That Robinson believes the
Youngsters case is not completely
hopeless is seen in his recent de-
cision to take him in hand once
more. If Robbie's experiments
have any success he will have a
smart young southpaw this season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
BOWLING MEET
OPENS MONDAY
BOwlers From Tri-Cities and Near
by Towns TO Compete In TOurn-
ament at Moline.

Bowlers from Rock Island, Bet
tendorf, Aledo, Galesburg, Sterling
and possibly Kewanee and Burling-
ton, will participate in the Moline
Y. NJ. c. A. Bowling association
tournament which is to open Mon
day and continue through Saturday
of next week. Each town will be
represented by one or more teams,
and expectations are that the meet
will bring together more than sixty
pin topplers from other towns.
In addition to these there will be
four Moline teams-Do Drop Inns,
Regulars, the Sam Kaesers and the
Bog Gregorys. Rock Island will
send teams representing the Drift
fill Printing company, and the
Chamber of Commerce. The Black
hawks of Davenport have given as
surance that they will compete in
the tournament and there will be
at least two others from Davenport
and one from Bettendorf. Gales
burg and Sterling will be repre-
scented by Y. NJ. G. A. teams, while
the Aledo quintet will comprise the
cream of that towns bowling tai
ent. Kewanee and Burlington are
still uncertain as to whether they
will be able to send teams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
ROCK ISLAND BOY ON SUBMARINE IN
ATLANTIC OCEAN SAYS LIFE IN THE
Nav is GREAT WORKING OR PLAYING

four hours AID off for eight, and
then on again When we are in
port we stand what we call an
Choir watch four hours each. That
is easy work. Just walk around the
boat and see that everything is in
good shape.
''Of course we have TO work hard
at times, but il is more than work.
II is fun. We have the best OF
things to wear and a good place TO
sleep, so why shouldn't we work
hard when called on TO do SOP
We are somewhere in the At
lantic' now. and l wish that my
friends in Rock Island could see
the water tonight. IT is so still and
silvery in the moonlight II is pref
ty warm in this part of the world
where We now are. | am sitting on
the deck writing this letter. There
are % men in our crew without the
officers and we have fine man for
a captain All of the men are pick
ed men. If man il the least bit
nervous he Is no good on sub
marine \ man has TO be quick to
think ana act. | suppose you think
yen can tell when YOU are under
water, but. YOU can't Unless YOU
know that YOU are going 10 dive
you would never know. We make
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
DAN O'LEARY To
APPEAR AT RINK
Worlds Champion Pedestrian Will
Give Walking Exhibition Be.
ginning Monday.
JAUNT TO MINERAL WELLS
Bran Bread and Sour MIR Enables
Veteran To Cover Lice Miles
In 26 Days.
BY Goldberg.
Dan OILeary. world's champIon

Dan O'Leary. worlds champion
walker, will give a three nights e.
hibition at the Empire rink under
the auspices of Manager T. Dolly.
beginning Monday night Of next
week.
Rock Island people interested ia
OLeary will be indeed glad Of the
opportunity of seeing him in &C
ton. Mr.. OLeary is nearly Il
years of age and is still able to
step off the mile in eight minutes
in a walk He made his first sp-
pearance in Rock Island in 1885
when he walked in a local rink His
visit here occurred shortly after
he had won the Sir John Ashley belt
in London by defeating Weston,
His victory was so popular at that
time that he was given banquet
by eighty members Of parliament
and presented with a silver tea ser
vice engraved with the names OF
the eighty members, many Of them
being Irishmen like the then young
and famous walker.
Mr.. O'Leary's energy and vitality
are indeed truly remarkable in one
of hsi age. He is still young IN
body and in tests of physical endur-
ance could put many another
young man to shame. When asked
how he does it he simply smiles
and refers the questioner TO me
main articles of diet on his daily
menu, bran bread and sour milk
Walk To Mineral Wells.
Shortly after leaving this city
Dan states that he expects to take
a jaunt to Mineral Wells, Texas
where he will watch the Chicago
White Sox train. He has not miss
ed spending a part Of each sun
mer at Mineral Wells for many
years. Dan says that it will onil
take him % days to walk Il. Ins
distance is 100 miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23

Letters from American boys in
the United States service are re
9lved daily by friends and parents,
but few of the boys are serving the
nation as is Harry G Hicks. He
is somewhere in the Atlantic" in
a submarine.
The first letter to be received by
The Argus from a Rock Island boy
who is serving in the submarine
service was received today That
letter is from Hicks. He enlisted
in the navy July 2S, 1917, and after
spending few weeks in training
camp volunteered for duty on a
submarine. He is the nephew of
J. p. Kali. 27I9 Seventh avenue.
and lived for two and one-half
years with him. His letter Is inter
esting and shows that he enjoys
the life in the briny
His letter. in part, TO The Argus
is appended:
"Of course you all know what a
submarine is II is for underwater
warfare and We sure can get under
the water. too Old Billy has not
got thing ON Uncle Sam when 1t
comes TO that The boat is all steel
and is propelled with two propel
lers II gets pretty warm when We
are cruising. We are on watch for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
PETE WISER IN
WIN OVER TURK
Large Crowd Watches Local Heavy
Weight Wrestler Pin Bob Mon
agOff of Chicago.

The Terrible Turk" Bob Mon
agoff OF Chicago. is terrible no
more, at least insofar as Pete Wis
ser, wrestler, Of Palmer school
fame Is concerned.
In their finish bout last night in
Turner hall, Moline, Wiser won
easily in two straight falls, the
first coming after II minutes o.
speedy, scientific work. The next
fall Wiser took in less time, prop
ably due to the punishment Mon
agof received in the preceding
fall. The referee was hindered in
seeing Monagon's signal enough"
and the big fellow suffered a badly
famed arm in consequence
The men were well matched in
every way, their display Of agil-
fty, strength and science making
the bout intensely exciting. After
his defeat, Monagoff made public
acknowledgements OF Visser's su-
periority, stating that he was the
best man he has met and hailing
him as the coming champion
among the heavyweights. Two
good, fast preiiminaries usherei
in the main event. 4 large crowd
was in attendance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23

Johnson. OF these only Alexander,
Johnson and Babe Ruth came
through last season with 20 victor
les. The work OF all the rest was
in one way or another a disappoint-
ment Jeff Pfeffer's slump was an
important reason why the Robins
limped along in the second division
after winning the pennant the sea-
son before. Eppa RiXey seemed to
pitch in hard luck very often, but
somehow he couldn't win the
games. Al Mamaux had lame
wing and finished with only ; .
victories to his credit. ' Try Cove
leskie, the Tigers, ir L man. was a
cripple all seasC. and won only
four games 70 Shawkey, pitch
ing for the 4anks. was one of the
grea o~ disappointment OF the
90 n. All OF them seemed to be
yaying for the privilege OF pitching
a great string of victories the sea-
son before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23

The pitchers able to win 20
games or more in two successive
seasons appear to be rare birds in
deed The pitcher who wins 20
games in a season comes in for a
lot of applause, but it is seen in the
Gope that he is seldom able to re
peat in the season that follows.
Alexanders, Johnsons and Ruths
are so seldom encountered in the
national pastime that their class is
hardly ever overcrowded. They are
OF the sort that can repeat with 20
victories and though there are
many other star twirlers in the
game they almost always fall down
when it comes to such a perform
ance
In the season of 1916 for
example. the pitchers TO wil 20
games or more were Alexander
Rixey. Pfeffer. Mamaux. Pr'.4.
Harry Coveleskie, Shawke and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
FAST TIME MADE
IN ANNUAL MEET

Preliminaries for the Howard
dash and the half-mile run were
held yesterday afternoon IN Patten
gymnasium al Northwestern uni
versity, where the eighth annual
meet Of the western intercollegiate
conference is being held.
The finals of the track meet will
be held tonight The winners Of
the first two places in the prelim-
mary heats Of the 44O-y2rd dash
are.
First Fuerstein. Chicago.
first; Hamilton. Northwestern. sec
ond-time, 0:54 %.
Second heat-Briggs. Ind. J.,
first; Forbes. Michigan, send :
time. 0:54.
Third heat-Emery. tinois first
Ammon, Chicago, second-tims.
0:54 4-5.
Eight hundred and eigbtv-varj
run, first heat Stoll Michigan.
first; Hauser. Minnesota. second =
time, 2.O9
Second heat Nash. Wisconsin
nrSt; Gardiner. Illinois. second
time. 2.07
Third heat Green. Chicago.
first; Ramsey, Wisconsin, second -
time. 06.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23

1t will interest the fan to watch
the performances this season of the
twirlers who won more than twenty
games last yea ;. There may be
among them o who will take his
place besid Johnson. Alexander
and Ruth. Then again one of this
trio may and his stamina is not
great en- ugh for the task and may
suffer from his efforts of the prev
ious 3 -asons. Last season the men
to v1n 20 games or more were
.7chupp. Vaughn, Toney. Schneider,
Cicotte. Bagby ard Mays in addi-
ton to Ruth, Alexander and John
son. Cicotte won Is games, Bagby
won %, Toney "a. Ruth and
Vaughn %. Johnson %, Mays %.
Schupp 81 and Schneider 90 The
divine Alex won 30 Any of these
who come through with a big list
again this coming season will have
won a place in baseballs highest
circle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
SpOrtitOriQIs
BY SCRAP.

Matty Ryan Of Chicago will NEE.
Johnny Heiderer of Milwaukee on
next Thursday night boxing carl.
according to Promoter ''Ba be
Meanor Of the Rock Island Ath-
letic club. Matty will take the
place OF Johnny Donahue. local
lightweight. who is i'll. 1t was
first thought that the local boy was
suffering with the measles. but
Meanor stated yesterday that John
ny had a bad attack of the grippe
Although Ryan is a good battler
tri-city fight bugs will TO doubt
be disappointed in not seeing DON
ahue perform. as he has a larr7
following in the three burgs.
However, Babe stated II the
Milwaukee scrapper will we his
hands full. for Ryan an ap-
gressiVe type of ter VINO Is
never better satisf Il. than when he
can stand toe t. zoe with his oppo
nent and slr his way 10 a win.
II such is me case, Matty Will re-
celYe q hearty and lasting well
c" 10 from boxing fandom here.
+ Peanuts" Schieberl. promoter of
the All-Star Athletic club. stated
last night that in all probability
Johnny Azine would be signed to
meet Johnny Noye as the main 20
on his next boxing card. Pea
nuts says that he intends letting
Mike Dundee lay OFF the boxing
game for awhile
Johnny Donahue is scheduled To
go 10 rounds with FretI!ie Enck
Of Aurora, in the main 40 before
the Ottawa Athletic club on ApriI
II Mort Henderson and Johnny
Richie will appear on the same
card.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23

dives every day from 10 to $50 feet
deep.
When the sea is rough the old
boat rolls and pitches until you
think it is going to turn over and
sometimes you have a funny feel
ing in the region OF your stomach
Some folks call it seasickness.
haven't been sick yet, but / have
seen 10 engines when in reality
there are only two.
But in all, navy life is great 1t
is a hardy. care-free life most OF
the time. but of course we have our
time for study, too. When the cap
tain says do so and so. we do 1t
with a spirit that only the boys in
the blue know. The call of the sea
Is wonderful You have to be a
sailor to realize il"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
ARSENAL WORK TO
NOT AFFECT LINKS

THE new work at the arsenal is
not affecting the golf links. and
Furthermore Colonel Hiumau stat
ed It viii likely be some years to
come before arsenal improvements
viii require the use of the present
links" said a Rock Island golf en-
thusiast Yesterday after having Wis
tied Hillmau.
The balmy spring weather Of the
forepart Of the week brought the
golfers out in considerable force.
and evidence of the fact is had II
the many footprints around the
links In the soft ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
WHITE REMOVED.

Battle Greek, Mich. March "a
Pugilist Charley White of Chicago
received notice of his removal as
boxing instructor at Camp Custer
last night from DR.. Joseph f. Ray
croft OF the war commission on
training camp activities. No reason
was given White bIames Floyd
Rowe. civilian athletic director,
who has not been in accord with
all his plans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
SHARKEY AS GUARD.

VIEW York. March Z3"TOm Shar-
key. old time heavyweight pugilist
and once rated as a man made
wealthy by his ring engagements,
Is now working as an armed guard
AT New Jersey munitions plant.
ia was learned here yesterday.
~harkey, once proprietor OF giIded
cafes here 'and in San Francisco.
paid for with his earnings. is now
reported To be earning So a day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
NORTHWESTERN IS
WINNER TANK TITLE

Northwestern university won
the western conference swimming
championship at Patten gymnas-
Jun, scoring AZ l-3 points. Other
point winners were, Chicago, %
1-3; Wisconsin. %; Illinois and
Indiana 1-3. Five new conference
records were established
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-23
Walk no Mineral WelIs.
ZRYSk0 TO MRESTLE.

Waterloo. Iowa, March %
Wladek ZbyszkO and Charlie Oat-
Ter have beer matched for. nnlsl
wrestling match here April 3, loca-
promoters announced yestera4s.
Efforts to secure Joe Stecher 3
Zbyszko's opponent failed, StecaeI
declaring that be was in the mar
lIet for a match with Carl CadaocA
only.