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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
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NoTAS INTERESANTEs

CeQodoro Rivadavia, Repdblica Ar
gentina, es una de las regiones petro-
liferas mas ricas del mundo.
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en- Ia fabrication dc muebles, y en- otras
industrias de la misma indole.
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nuestros lectores el interesante proyec-
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-06-12
=:Hipp Theater Piano Contest S0on:=

New York state. They were on their
way from a trip to California.
Mr.. Parell brought q gentleman
from Idaho to look at some land here
and the latter was sure surprised at
the fine appearance of our fields and
the general progressiveness of the
country.
Grace Holden. the young daughter
Of Frank Holden Of Brandon, was
married Saturday afternoon to Roy
Newton, a truck, driver of Holyoke.
1t is reported that our efficient
high school teacher, Miss Minerva
Bussel has also promised to "love and
obey recently. All her pupils are
ehuekling and eiggline with pleasure
altho they hate to give her up.
Ed Griffith and Mrs. Tillie Edwards.
sister of Mrs. Hornby. were married
in Loveland. Colo. Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hornby attended the ceremony.
Miss Lillian Weyerts, Mrs. Estelle
Ziviebel and Mrs. Green were shop.
tpine at Holyoke Thursday.
Mrs. Estelle Ziviebel and Miss Grace
Peck entertained Rev. and Mrs. Field
At dinner Sunday.
Rev, Field returned Saturday af-
terneen from Farnam. where he at
tended Baptist conference.
The little four year old boy Of Geo.
Ziener was caught in an engine last
week on wash day. He sustained q
four inch cash on his scalp and bruis-
es on his face and body. DR.. Levin
rendered aid and he is doing nicely
Lysle Derby was unfortunate in
having his ankle broken while work
ing on tractor Monday evening. He
is doing we'll.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-06-12
MOTOR RURAL CARRIER EXAM.
NATION

The United States Civi Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation for the County of Sedg-
wick, Colo, to be held at Julesburg on
July 5, 1919, to fill the position of
motor rural carrier at Julesburg and
vacancies that may later occur on
motor rural routes from post offices
in the aforementioned county. The
salary on motor routes ranges from
1900 to $1,s00 per annum. The
examination will be open only to citi-
zens who are actually domiciled ip
the territory supplied with mail by
a post office in the county and which
meet the other requirements set
forth in Forms 2121 and 1877. Form
212l may be seen posted at any post
office in the county for which the ex-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-06-12
vENANCO NEWS AND VICINITY

Venango is making such rapid
strides in her growth that old SET
tiers hold their breath when they look
around and some old and young set
tiers who almost feel that they are
dreaming. but real progress is going
on and prosperity has come to stay.
Work on the new bank building
is progressing favorably. Building
is also going on two new private
dwellings.
The lots south Of Mr.. brakes resi-
dence were recently purchased thru
the agency Of the Perkins County
Land Co., for the construction of .
new lumber yard. It is understood
that the company intends to begin
work at once.
Monday, June 9. a school meeting
was held here and important bust.
ness was transacted. Lee Hamilton
was elected treasurer for a term Of
three years. The budget for the year
was voted at $4,000. Four teachers
will be employed and classes up to
and including the 11th grade will be
taught. It was decided to authorize
the school board to purchase two bus
ses for the conveyance of the children
of the other districts. A suegestion
was offered that a special meeting be
called in the near future to consider
ways and means for building . new
modern school house that will be in
keeping with the prosperity and pro-
gress Of the community. A sound
mind In a sound body was the Roman
ideal and good teachers in well con-
structed sanitary school building will
do much toward attaining that goal.
The ball game played here Sunday
between Haxtun and Venango termi-
mated with victory for Venaneo Of
course. The score was to 4. The
Haxtun team however deserves cred
it for it's fine square playing and for
its graceful losing Next Sunday
Nenaneo plays Julesburg. Beware
Julesburg. Venango is sure winner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leech of Occur
de Five, Idaho, are visiting relatives
here in the country. Mrs. Leech will
be remembered as Miss Matte Dud-
den. trained nurse, daughter of old
Mr.. Dudden and sister Of Fred and
Barney Dudden.
Mrs. D. O. Stockton had as guests
for few days, Mr.. and Mrs. Parell Of
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-06-12

animation is held, and Form 1877 and
application blanks may be obtained
from the offices at which the vacancy
exists and where the examination il
to be held, or from the United States
Civil Service Commission at Washing
ton, d. c. The appointee to this po-
sition will be required to furnish,
maintain, and operate a modern mo-
tor vehicle with carrying capacity
Of not less than 300 pounds and cubic
capacity of not less than 80 feet.
Applicants must file with their ap-
plications a statement Of the equip
ment they will be able to provide in
the event of appointment Ap-
cations should be forwarded to the
Commission at Washington, d. c., at
the earliest practicable date.
Try a Grit-Advocate Want-ad.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-06-12
TRANSFERS RE-
CORDED DURING
THE PAST WEEK

June 6-Marcus r. Durkee and
Julis NJ. Durkee to c. NJ. Harris a,
E. c. Harris, El2 of lot II in block
Al Clarkson's first addition to Den
yer Junction now Julesburg. $3.50.
June 6-Charles Emerson and Della
Emerson to William p. Williams,
NEA 30-12-42. 100000.
June GA. Jankovsky to N. S.
MARTINI. lot Is in block 9, original
town of Sedgwick, Colo. S65O.OO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
CUBS BATTLETO
4-3 VICTORY IN
EXTRA INNINGS
Mitchell Men Are Now Confident OF
Getting in on Slice OF Big
Series Coin.

Chicago, Sept 16.-After a furious
finish of what started out to be a
dandy pitching duel between Big
jim Vaughn and Carl Meadows, the
Cubs beat the PhilIies yesterday in
10 innings, 4 to 3. and as Pittsburgh
lost both ends of a double header,
the north siders feel that the pros
pective $500 each for finishing third
is about as good as in their pockets.
They now lead the Pirates by three
cOmbats
The finish was so hot that Meth
er Vaughn nor Meadows were there.
Big Jim had given his place at bat
to a pinch hitter in the midst of a
ninth inning rally and in the first of
the tenth Meadows attempted to
leg it from first base to the plate on
two base hit by Cy Williams and
used up every atom of strength in
his system. Nick Carter finished the
slab job for Chicago and George
Smith took Meadows place.
Vaughn weakened a bit in that
ninth, starting by walking Meusel.
after which Ludurus cracked a
single to left. Young Sticking was
out to run for Ludurus and Ban
croft forced him at second. after
which Paulette came through with
a cOrking three base drive to right
center that scored two mates and
put the Pills one ahead. Vaughn
got out with no further trouble,
but killefer helped him by picking
PauIetta of third
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
REDS TRIUMPH
OVER GIANTS IN
FIRST OF SERIES

Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. I6.-Cin-
cinnati shut out its nearest rival,
New York. s 10 0. in the first game
Of the series yesterday afternoon
before 14.500 fans. the largest
crowd that ever saw a Monday
game in either major league ex-
ceDt on holiday.
SaIlee pitched brilliantly and
was given fast support. He did not
pass a man or strike out a batter
Benton was hit freely in the first
fiya innings.
DUncan's home run 70 rightGtid
gave the Reds their first run IN
the second inning. In the fifth,
after they had filed the bases on
uits by SChreiEer, Sallee ami Rath,
I'm: weakened and forced il
two runs by passing Daubert and
Duncan
T.one and accurate throws from
the Cu,teIG cUt off New YORK
chances to score In the first in
ming Nealc threw out Burns at
third base after stopping Kauff' 5
hit to right, and in the second Dun
can caUElt kelIey's long fly aaa
then threw out STATE at the pate
when he tried TO score from thi~'i
after Tie catch. STATE. VINO triplei
il the second inning. was the only
New York player to reach toird
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL GRID STARS OF
PAST CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
IN GAME WITH SCHOOL, TEAM

coaxing that Al Taber consented to
appear. Al at first held out for
the job Of referee, or else water
boy. but he is considered as a man
of too much value. footballiCally
speaking, TO do such mental duty.
Works Men Hard.
Coach Kimmel IS keeping his
candidates out until dusk each
evening at Reservoir park. and
when Saturday rolls around he ex-
poets TO send a team on the field
that viii upset the calculations of
the former greats. The school lads
are working laboriously to condi-
ton themselves for grueIling
contest. In practice the squad has
shown more pep and enthusiasm
than has been the case in past
years at the start, and with the
prep championship OF the state as
the goal it intends TO get the prop
er start by a victory i'll the first
contest.
Captain AIiIstead is regarded as
one of the greatest players ever
turned out al the local institution
This is his fourth year in the toys
and should prove his greatest, al
though last fall he comprised
about half Of the defensive
Of the eleven. Tipping
the beam in the neighborhood Of
200 pounds with no superfiuous
flesh, he makes the ideal leader.
Another man who is expected to
have few equals in the state is
Ernie Blankeuburg, heavy guard.
Ernie is possessed of the bull fight
ing spirit and has the weight and
to back it up. Both of
these players are looked for TO
make things more than interesting
for the oId-timers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
REDS OUTSHONE
BY SOX DURING
The WEEK PAST
Although Both We're Opposed by
Weaker Teams, Nationals
Only Got Even Break.

New York. Sept 16.-The Chi
cago Americans outshone the Gin
cinnati Nationals, the other a.
able worlds series contender. N
games played last week. Both
league leaders have only to break
even in their remaining contests to
clinch first place.
Although both teams were op-
posed by second division clubs. the
Reds managed to get little better
than an even break. while the
White Sox won over Cleveland. its
nearest rival The Cincinnati bats
men averaged slightly over six
hits game.
In the National league ST. Louis
and Philadelphia each split two
games with Cincinnati. ElIer shut
out the Cardinals with three hits,
but Ruethers was easy for them.
Smith of Philadelphia, yielded two
hits and no runs and Sallee of the
Reds. BANKED the Quakers. Three
runs in the ninth inning enabled
the Reds to defeat Boston Friday.
In Saturdays double-headed poor
support cost Scott, of the Braves,
a victory over the Reds, who were
held to three hits, while Ring was
batted out in the other game. BOs-
ton could not score on Fisher yes
terday. Cincinnati increasing its
lead over New York, which lost,
to eight games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
Direct F0rbes Winner.
CHICAGO u TEAM
IN FIRST DRILL

Chicago, Sept. -Thirty-seven
experienced candidates, The largest
squad in the history of football at
the University of Chicago, reported
to Assistant Pat Page yesterday.
his bed and will not take Gctjyc
charge of the squad until the lat
ter part of the week.
Although the squad is not com
posed of stars of former years, il
Is one of possibilities. The varsity
eleven to be selected will have to
depend upon team play 'or its vic
tories. as there is no luminarv who
can be depended upon to perform
the unexpected at the psychology
cal time The men as a whole ham
die themselves well and there is
little of the awkwardness which
characterized last years squad.
Men Well VerSed in RudimeHts.
The candidates also have a gen
eral knowledge of the game and
know how to throw and catch the
ball. They appear fairly active on
their feet and have little trouble
shifting about. The candidates for
the backHeld positions especially
showed well in catching forward
passes and getting out in the open
TO receive them.
The old man IS slightly discOur-
aged by his condition. He declined
ali invitation to act as relerce of
hc inteTallied games held in
France this summer in order to be
in fine condition for the football
season. 'Ic also sacrificed other
pleasant trips in order 20 give the
BOYS the best coaching possible.
Just as the season o0ars ha is
taken with ano lcr attack Of rheu-
mati5m which may Interfere Win
lis work all fall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
CHAMPS
TO BATTLEFO
LEAGUE HONOR
American Association and Pacific
Coast Agree to POst-ScasOH
Series.

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. lot
ficials of the American association
have agreed TO a proposal Of Off
ciaIs of the Pacific Coast league to
match the winner Of the assoc.a-
ton pennant with the team win
ming the Pacific Coast league pen
nant for a minor league champion
ship series, according to announce
ment here today The winner in
the American association will meet
the coast pennant winner at Wash
ington park, here, for seven
game series. starting according to
plans about Oct. 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
Secret Practice Is Ordered for Independ
DAILY CALENDAR
OF SPORTS

Racing.
Continuation of meetings al
Aqueduct. Lexington and Havre de
Grace.
TrOtting.
Grand Circuit meeting at Colum
bus. Ohio.
Horse Show.
Rochester horse show, at ROch
ester, y. Y.
Golf.
Canadian women's championship
tournament opens at Beaconsfeld
Boxing.
Jack Johnson versus Tom Cow
Ter. Is rounds. at Mexico City.
Johnny Kilbane versus frankie
Burns. rounds, at Jersey City.
Harry Greb versus Silent Mar
tin. rounds. at st. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
CROWD HANDICAPS EFFORTS OF
PLAYERS WHILE AT DRILL AND
COACH URSELLA ISSUES EDICT
TO ARRANGE FOR
FIRST CONTEST

Representative of the IEdepend-
ents and the Moline Fans associa-
ton will get together agaic tomor-
row afternoon and complete ar
rlngemauts for the first game be
tween the two teams.
It is certain the manage
will cor7e to a satisfactory agree
ment as regards the split u the
gate receipts, which will be on a
6O-40 basis. The Oct. II date,
which Flanagan offered the NJ, F..
A., will also be agreed upon def
nitely as the date Of the initial
game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16

Stars of the far-past and near
past will unite Saturday afternoon
in an effort to take the measure of
the aspiring youngsters seeking to
represent Rock Island high school
on the gridiron this fall The
grads confidently expect to repeat
the drubbings given the school
team in years past, while Captain
Milsteads men are equally conf
dent to upsetting the dope bucket
Among those of the alumni who
have already signified their inten-
tons of dOnning the moIeskins for
day, are Herbert Fotch giant
200-pounder, who performed dark
and startling deeds some two years
back; Lee Dempsey, with whose
ability every grid fan in Rock Is
land is acquainted; Mier Morris,
Ray McMulIin, Albert Taber, the
boy with a past; Claude Mercer,
Dutch KuehI. Hank Framing,
George Fryer and a gang of others
too numerous to mention. The for
mer stars hope to have a couple of
teams out as no one wants 10 play
more than half the game The
school boys always hit hard, leav-
ing stiff after-effects on the
alumni.
1t will be the first time in sew
eral years that George Fryer has
played with his old teammates.
but after a sojourn in France in
his quest of the bockes. he feels
himself hard enough % tackle
anything in football clothes, not
even the giant Milstead excepted.
Fryer viii probably hold down
position at half-back. and his
speed promises to keep the young
sters on the jump.
It was only after considerable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
MACkMEN GIVE
SOX SCARE IN
SERIES FINAL
Comics Youthful FASTENERS Slug
Faber Hard and Come Within
one OF Tying.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 1G-Red
Faber came back and beat the hth-
letics in the final game OF the SCI
ries by a score Of II to 10, giving
the White Sox a lead OF eight
games over the Indians, who were
kept idle in Boston
Tho Maekmeu batted Red hard
in the third and ninth, during
which they scored all except one of
their runs In the ninth Faber was
putting them over as fast IS pos
sible to get the game over and let
the SoX catch an early train, when
the locals rallied and cam9 within
a few feet of tying the game in a
knot. The final batter drove fly
almost INFO the stand.
Mack Works Three IIurIers.
Mack used three pitchers again
and the Sox hit them about equally
hard They could have made more
runs possibly If they had not gone
ont as fast as they could near the
finish
The Gleasons got busy early.
One ont in the opener, Eddie COL
Inns singled Weaver fOuled out.
Jackson sliced a hit to left and
made two bases on IL, scoring r
Collins. Felsch doubled to right
and Jackson counted. Gandii
smashed n single over second, scOr-
ing Felsch, but GandiI was trapped
trying for second on the throw
home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
ST. JOSEPH GRABS
WESTERN REMNANT

Kansas City, No. Sept 16.-The
Western league season closed Sun
day with St. Joseph pennant win
ner. having won IS of 135 games.
Tulsa finished second with n
games won in $40. The others fin
ished in the order named: WiCh-
tia, Des Moines. Oklahoma City,
Sioux City. Joplin and Omaha.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16

Arthur c. Scanlon yesterday at the
opening practice session Of the
Purdue football squad. &-nong
them was the giant. Speus v Of
the 1917 freshman eleven, V h
ing 235 pounds and probably the
biggest man in conference football
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
FAVORITES LOSE
OUT IN OPENING
OF GRAND CIRCUIT

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. 15.-Three
of the four favorites in the opening
program of TIE two weeks Grand
circuit race meeting here we're de-
feated yesterday afternoon.
The biggest surprise was the de-
sei.t of Grace Direct in the King
stake. 2;06 pace. by Sanardo, which
won in straight heats. The best
time was 2:O2A, in the first mile
In the second heat the PAGERS went
to the half in los. and Senarao
went the last half in :5S& TO win.
Grace Direct showed the effects Ct
Der hard roofing campaign and
tired at the wire
Direct Forbes Winner.
Tho 2:1l trot, with Is starters.
saw Direct Forbes win in straight
heats. He was in the field in the
betting. Comet, the original favor
tie, was distanced in the second
heat.
1t took four heats to decide the
colt trot, Day Star final
~ taking first money. Dudetto was
quite lame. but managed to cap
ture second money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
DOPE ON PENSANT.
American 1 engine

II Cleveland could win all of its
II remaining games the White SoX
would have to win four of their Il
games to retain the lead.
National League.
If New York could win all Of It's
remaining games. then Cincin-
natl would have to win two out Of
its remaining eight games TO re
tain the lead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
INDIANA HAS
LIKELY LIST OF
CANDIDATES OUT

bloomington, Ind. Sept. I6.-
Twenty-six candidates greeted
Head Coach f. O. Stiehm when the
first official football practice Of the
1919 season was held at Indiana
university yesterday. Stichm held
a lengthy drill on the fundaments
ais, having the men fall on the ball,
tackle the dummy. and sprint
about the gridiron Many veterans
of former seasons, including sew
eraI stars of last years s. A. T. c.,
reported. As the curtain raiser
is with Wabash Saturday of next
week, morning and afternoon drills
will be held. The freshmen will
be called THURSDAY
All the news all the time The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LFAGEE.


Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, Il; Philadelphia. 10.
Cleveland at Boston; rain.
No others scheduled.
Games TOday,
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-16

this season. Spencer, who will
play center or guard, attracted
much attention.
Hufine. last years full back I'M
Ill he was called away in army
service, probably will be elected
captain.