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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-13

mohly byti kontroloyany a kite
re bylo nutno poslati dal dra-
hou, byly znovu do aZNlaste
pGkneho papiru prebaleny a.
Zaslany dale drahou ma misto1
urGeni. Jak papir, tax motouz1
privezl p. Vo3ka jiz sebou,'
nebot' II mas Sc takovy nedosta
ne. Zaroyeh jsem videl vybalo7
vati asi.ky mensi, ktere opa
trnosti pred poSkozenim ncb
ztratou byly zabedneny We Nel-s
kJch bednach, kterych tam lc-.
zelo pred skladem celia lhro-s
mazda iiz prdzdnych. TO vse ma.
mne della velice dobry DOZEN al
my2lim, re to co me piseS jes
pouha EAST proti p. Voskovi3
My vaichni, ktefi jsme ho z je-.
no ilraSnych prednaSek poznali'
"a pfiS i MIN do styku, muze-
ne mu dati to nejlepSi vysvcd-.
ceni. To same potvrdili jiz dri-
We nez jsmc jci poznali, iak re.
daktor Tvrzicky . Ameriky,'
tax mas ministr klofac a celia
fada iipNch, Sterl We svychs
.prednaSkach mluvili 0 VoskoviF
Jako 0 lednom nejZaslouzilej-.
sich prnkopnikn naSi cesk6 sa-s
.mostatnosti "a hranicemi. A tus
mys nm, re anil jedcn by sc ks
tomu byl nepropujcil, ably he
ehNalili, nam vScm ia vzor sta
vol, kdyby iej bud sami vclmiI
.dobfc ncznoli ancho od nasi'
talk ~. Matte, iltera V praXci
.p0 tax dlouhou dobu taine "a
Iva Ky pnDohila k oevobozeni re,
sparu RaNouSka, iiz V popfcdii
%tali mas president Masaryk,s Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-13
MADARI MOBILISUJI.

z Budapest - darska vada naIida dnes povolan
rofn 1898 1897 1896 1895 vystridan sarsich ro6nku
kGrG dosud voenske suzb6 DIE vyhlSky mus Ike
konskpc nlls vSchn pfisuSnici zminnych rocnku bez
ohledu byli dustonca kona suzbu zemebran6
nebo byi propusen ako nvaid6 CHI stani obtane has
nemus III kdo jsou prisuSn do Ch0ryaska, Savonska
nebo Reky neisou povazovAn czozemce Jeich suzba
va do t6 DOLBY budo moc b utanovena armada
povolena mrovop smlouVou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-13

jsme zde svete abychom chapali uzli eho krs
chom prochazel eho rajem ale abychom Jim prolei
anebo spesn6 probeh zvot neni zayodist6m pakze ma
n6ho pravc stranky marianne Covek mel by obcas po-
zdvhnou oGi svyeh obloze, slunc hvezdam Mel by m
trochu pro stromy zeen poni lrcn pro zabavu.
Jest Gem prV6 tax akO duchem Mysl Jest zavislou
m6rech tea. Teo tere jest gaejnm otrokem
re produkovat mysl, ez jest hodna lidske bytosti.
UVoneme tudiz! We skutecnosti nkdo nemuze Tfc, re
by nedostaHao vystrahy Znavena mys kdyz snazite
il n6cem sousred znavene nohy zada, kdyz dete
sohodech yzhuru jisty nepoko idle sce jinych
znamek sou nam vysrahou pozadavkem jest u
volnti Dbeime teto vystrahy se uzieme zvota
nez pTipad6 opacnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-13


Klofac, DIR. Mattus, dr.. Benes
a JIM.
To by asi ,bylo .vse, CO ii mo-
hu zalezitesti' Voskove a do
prave americkych daru Jim do
pravovanych sdeliti. Zaroven
te zadam imenem dobra cele
veci, bys k .tomu pusobil co ii
tvoje silly staci, i,bys kazdeho
kdo by, jsa neinformovan, spa
the zpravy O teto afere roztru-
soval, jej ma dobrou cestu pri-
yedl. O to te zadam jmenem
vsech, kteri jsme zasilky V upl-
mem pofadku obdrzeli.
S pozdravem
Josef Tuna, obchodnik,
lZizkov, Praha.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
NOW RELIEVED OF
STOMACH TROUBLE
LaSalle Man Had Faulty Digestion,
Slept Poorly, Was Bilious, Con.
stipated, and Had Trou.
Bile with His Kid.
! n0yBs
CLAMS GREAT BENEFIT FROM
THE ROOT AND HERB REM.
EDY, DRECO.

Any remedy that restores the
natural functions of the human
body is q matchmaking remedy.
The use Of Dreco. the great herb
medicine. tends to restore the ap-
petite, to procure natural diges-
ton, which is followed by an in
creased circulation and nourish-
ment Of the whole body. Lean,
haggard, bloodless people begin to
gain weight, strength and flesh at
once BY taking Dreco, a. they
themselves declare in signed testi-
Tm0nials.
Before taking Dreco everything
I ate went right through me Just
- l ate 1t and I didn't seem to get
any benefit from my food, which
kept me hungry all the time" said
Mrs. Joseph Krieger, who is en-
ployed by the Illinois Zinc COM
pany, and lives It s LaSalle street,
LaSalle. III.
Il spent many restless nights
rolling and tossing about, awaken
ing In the morning Just about a.
tired ~ when / went to bed. Was
20 fulr of bile that my head spun
around like . top and black specka
shifted up and down before my
eyes. HaN-digested food massed
mp in my bowels and refused to
pass out, making me very uncom-
Portable and producing nausea
Il was neutrality-suspicious.
able when started to take Dreco,
but am feeling very much better
now. My food dtgests without leay-
ing gas and gives me strength. my
nerves have Quoted down and my
liver il active, which shows that
Dreco il going to the bottom Of my
trouble. and I expect to soon be a
we'll as ever in my life.
All druggists now sell Dreco. and
Il b being especially introduced u
Roek lalnn1 ~ 1ioae lQg steea
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

- - = cas1beard. beasint ~
|J ~ ma ClE1y. fos1Def1y q
Carton CHA, nDW q Chi080, ~.
ffod roln1iyoo h1so part q NJ
|Weol.
Res. c. n. Hoanirs and Wits
are Attending IL Methodist con-
|feFoaee q this district q O1tght
III thi1 week.
NJ. and Mr.. Sam Harvey have
returned homo from an extended
tr1p n the east.
Last Tuesday evening ct the Ma-
sonic hall . most delightful young
psoDlefs party was Efvsn ~ Misa
Freda RTE. The young people had
gathered huge bouquets Of Wild
margueritss and golden rod and
autumn foliage with which to dec
orate the hall The hours sped
rapidly in games and contestS. Or
chestra and piano music Of the best
quality had been provided.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24


supervisor bcnilnnser moveo 70
again CONSIDER tne CONN unlcst.on
from me 1lnnoas 0.a.s ao sss
clation, lesa =. .n1A n s w ~ >
meetins ol tnD sess.on sno t"e"
placed on NE. Cal.ieo'
supervisor ocnllllnGer moveo
that M. F. B. Wylie. steward OF ou<
county home, be authorized to at
tend the convention Of the Illinois
State Home association. and that
he be allowed any necessary ex-
penses in connection herewith.
Carried.
Supervisor Burgess moved that
the chairman Of the state aid roads
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
In the Days Hsws

The Rt Rev. Charles Gore. who
Il coming to America next month
to attend . celebration Of the CEN
tsnary Of the Anglican church In
western Canada, has been bishop
Of Oxford since N11. Bishop Gore
has had . nttdble career. A
scholar in Ballfpl college. Oxford.
he enjoyed . fellowship at Trinity
college, Oxford, for 20 years fol-
lowing his graduation. From 1898
to 1900 he was honorary chaplain
to Queen Victoria, and later served
as chaplain in ordinary to her and
to King Edward VII. In 1902 he
became bishop of Worcester, and
in 1906 bishop Of Birmingham. A
prolific writer on theology, church
history and church law, he is per-
haps particularly we'll known as
the author Of a widely-read pamph-
let entitled, 1.-THE League OF Ma
tons: The Opportunity of the
Church" Two years ago Bishop
Gore made a speaking tour OF
America under tte auspices OF the
national committee on churches
and moral aims Of the war.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
!'Il|||,'|IIlIS|||''

" 4 MIK -
~ ~ ~ o1nne1 ~ R0rIne r
IN 800 stre0 - - 49,
49, 4 ~ naeherx -
|ffien1n e ~ 1a1iinr ~ KM-
1inetca Tnneuai1rv ciSh - -
~ 81 yoome thro1ehout vefe
voey taetaenilv hA0ornfed vith lafa
eardea 6ovesu IN konorea 81
tn occasson was 1liee EliSsbeth
Doonesho. vho deaarted 10Y
To- tkoe Panama distrfct "a &C.
cept the poetfion 81 taacher there
|Soe t. ciiIdrea al the eoyerrment
|omcee1. Il was 4 very delightful
social aAair. Music. Games. con-
tests' and general sociabflity pre-
coded the serving OF n eleborste
naonn, Miss Donaeeho has been !
teaeher in this vicinity Tor I num-
|bsf Of years, and the best wishes
q her friends 20 With her. This
Was one Of many farewell cour-
tesies for her.
Charles Windsor u iii ct the Mo-
line city hospital.
The members and friends Of the
ladies' aid sociefy Of the Memorial
Methodist church will meet Ill day
n The basement Of the church on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mn. Howard Hough
have arrived home from ! visit ct
Chicago.
Miss Helen Kelly departed for
The Baptist school st Cleveland.
Ohio. last Saturday.
Mrs. Beerbower accompanied
Mr.. Besrb0wer to Hot Springs,
where no will remain several
weeks for the benefit Of her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes spent last
Sunday visitinng relatives ct Ca
uanche, Iowa
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. ].
T. Brown entertained the members
and friends Of the Reading and
Crescent Embroidery club. The
home was Frightened with golden
rod and marguerites and yellow
and white decorations. A literary
and musical program was rendered
during the afternoon. Other diver
sions were contests, general con-
versation and embroidery. work.
Tiny crescents Of sponge cake and
ice cream were served by the host
ess.
Miss Marvel Griggs, who came
here from Hampton, has accepted
. position a. teacher at Detroit,
Mich.
Silvis woman's club will meet in
the Baptist church Friday after
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

IA adopted:
barnard. Jay q. ..........$ 5000
clarke. Harry ............ $500
8 boyle. Paul J. ........... $50
DeJaeger. B. ............. 61.S5
Co. .................... 5000
Soolden. w. A. ............ $500
oripp. H. ]. .............. $500
eastafson. Frank 1........ 1886
Harder, Marx N. ......... $500
J Larson, Mary ............ 30s.06
i iebbert, H. .............. 60.39
1pton, J. ............... $500
3laberry, John r. ........< $1,000
llller, John G. ..~...... 244.25
Mills, T. J. .............. 5000
j Nunson, N. e. ............ 1880
n Mccormick. J. c. ......... 400
freichler, Wallace ....... 10000
The following bills have been al
lowed a. per resolution Of the
board:
Miller. John g., sheriff fees,
June, 1920 ...........,.$ 1880
Miller, John G., sheriff fees,
July, 1920 ............. 1885
Miller, John G., sheriff. fees,
August, 1920 .......... 1885
Respectfully submitted,
N. J. YOLTON,
b. T. WASHBURN,
u H. M. HENDREN,
J. B. JOHNSON.
@ Committee.
The road and bridge committee
presented the following report,
which, upon motion, was received
and adopted:
10 the Board Of Supervisors, Rock
Island County, ILL.,:
!, Your road and bridge committee
70 whom was referred the petitions
4 the town Of Bowling and the
town Of Buffalo Prairie for county
aid would respectfully report that
We granted the prayer Of Buffalo
Prairie and grained county aid for
three bridges in Bowling and ad-
vertised the same. the committee
being given power to act.
C. C. UPDYCKE,
ALBERT HOFER.
n The road and bridge committee
4 presented the following report.
which upon motion was received
and adopted:
To the Board Of Supervisors:
Your road and bridge commit
tee would respectfully report that
on July II, 1920, we received bids
Tor the bridges in Buffalo Prairie
township. Is follows: C. H. Schadt,
1910; C. H. Van SAINT, $6,756. The
contract was awarded to c. H.
4 6chadt at SOTO.
\ At the same time bids were re-
ceived for three bridges In Bowl
ing township, as follows: C. H.
6chadt, 1859; c. H. Van SAINT, ST.
lSb. The contract was awarded to
! G. H. Schadt.
We would further report that on
8 June 80, 1920. We received bids for
4 mAcadamizing the Colona bridge
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

!!l = ss..!
10y ~ 6losifrb Sl ''s''
71oso ~ ~ eIln -
sssiss1 7hal ~ eka,rna Z
= T1566, ~ ouunty S1o1G ~ ~
krllling comzn1ftoe q ~thio
s6 ov1ogylooe1s ~ - ~
49,. ~ oglo11 g No1D6.
34 ~ dellve9 ~ - =. n.
na ooatroctoe. - GecqD(anco
peopooalS cossginG GQeA
S9o . ssosesaid: -. - 4
* 1ssayed, That Shlc beard doss
t aatbofiAe ~ iseaancs q
~ 70 said p. II. LoeoaA en-
~. q certificates b. The arch
Sa vhSn Chains fDs' work fur
~ 81 changes md additions
sSoreooid ere audited and csrti-
= n 81 ths fail building commit
Iss ~ that the county tfeasuref
- k1eeby authorized 70 pay thu
s..e eut Of the general fund. !.
~ COMMITTEES On advertising and
49, institutions presented the fol-
}s,ine report, which upon motion,
~. ..~eiveA and adopted:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

=
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.l n. - - g. ~.
-. - ~ - q. \.
!. 80 - epot To 60
49, seoeeeee - $ 2. 01ek9
= 49, - ~
- 49, noes90 roDose thAt q
r.. 81 49, - - - ColonA
:. 49, es..sl y. -. ~ ~ g No.
s.s. ~ yl .. 49, - -
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= = $3.50. :. -. -.
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ear.rescs ~ ~ 49,
49, s,-s.SSSv - IN y.
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~.
nv IN
. - re 1870 co09Stsee
a - !0laoSsne fep0ft
1922 WV 01o0 Wes focoived
sI3 s1cs9
~ tae noeru. q Snpeevisofs Of
RICK x lslan4 coshty:
aI 49, ~ Dsldge committee
vW CHn sas! - exam1ned me
@ ut1oees.1n sowing township
y me 1lst gay OF A1gnst 1872.
n1 accsptco me sane. We would
iuItnor report tnet on the sama
~ we met ana accepted ne mac
sds" fosd o me Coiona bridge.
ALBERT HoIHR.
The road and bridge COMMITTEES
presented the coIlowing report
wnicn upon mouon vas received
sna saopsso:
10 me 1oero OF S9nefvisofs Of
vc,. 1919 ~ S:s .al'. ....
r.cnr.,n.sS ~. ~ ~ =. ~ ssss.N.~ W.
~ .IIc-sx -. -. 81. 10y. ~.
cs..r ~. 49, 49, =. ~. ~ SS.nss
~. .mo.... . =. sa W. W. 's
p,s.s u.-sms-,..n =. ga.
$500. Tsrt..s ~ 49, 3" w
~ ~. 1N, -. 1900 z ~ ~
p H.. .l Co., A ~: Ao'es
y . - So'ons Oi'use s,e 81
rsPry.0.o. So. .. -. ss
= - oJ pns sC I sa..s U.:ncs
xasaSnsss Ss T1m0tn An1 ~, =,
raa.sS 1s Sss.s* go ~. ,s
ra~i,,s ta~.s;l 800 :,
y m.v .Dwasn,p S's
,s..,. cn !. 1.s,,N., O1'o .. a,
~ ~. ~ .aI.,'u 49, -. "s
- " M.s.nows, o'sss'ns .....
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

lotions. ETC., that have brought only
disappointment, suppose you leave
it to the wonderful action Of cal
cium.
There is but one way to remove
pimples, blackheads. and such
blemishes-through the blood and
skin. In Stuart's Calcium Waters.
taken at meals, the wonderful cal
cium serves to supply the blood
with one Of the most remarkable &C
tions known to science. This is its
activity in keeping firm the tiny
iibres that compose even such
minute muscles as those which con-
troll the slightest change of express
sion. 1t is this substance which
acts upon the skin, keeps it healthy
and drives away impurities. Get
a 60-cent box Of Stuart's Calcium
Waters at any drug store.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
CORN MEAL. Mr. ]

Corn meal, cwt, NC 400
E-z bake bakers aaaSs. 1470
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

The next big battle on the Tiger card
Is with the Rupps at Garfield one week
from Sunday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
Other Lire Stock

CHICAGO. Aug. -Hogs-Recelp:s.
100; better grades and light butchers
tSeady, others 1Off ljc lower, bulk $3.50
Q16; top, $l615: heavyweight, $l410G
Gl6.15; light Fights, SldGI 1915. heavy
packing sows, smooth, Si5.J0nl4: pack
ing sows. rough, Sl3nl3,J0; pigs, Sl4H
1873. Cattlc-Receipts, 1900; market
and heavy, SlG 25Gl725; medium and
good, Sle.50MlC25; light weight SAD
Ml6.7J; common and medium, S9M 1850 (;
heifers, $64l4.75. cows, $5Ml2; bulls. s.
ull.t5; Gamers and cutters. S3.1bsl6 :,
Gamer steers. S3.J04 I.25; veal calves. So
n 1928. feeder steers. SSd 80: stocker
steers, SO 2a00.1J. stoCkpr cows and hcf
etc, S5dS50. Sheep Receipts, POO:
lambs steady, sheep strong, down. SIG
5.40; lambs, Sf.50a1i.73 spring lambs,
common. S3d6; breeding ewes, $6.5Oe3
1G TO- feeder lambs. Si1.Ogl3.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.--Hogs-Receipts.
$500 market slow and steady 10 2Jc low
lights. $40; pigs, Sl3.25; roughs, 1919 (;
stays. $3.50. Cattle Receipts. 900 mar.
ket very slow, uneven to lower: bulls,
weak; calves. $3.50. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 1000; market weak to soc low
er sheep, SS75; lambs, SIG; seconds, $1l
@11.50.
ceipts, 1900 market &c lower; yorkers.
$16.75; mixed, $16.75; medium, S1075 ;
pigs 1880; roughs, $3.50; stays, IS.
good TO choice steers, S13@ Is; good to
choice heifers, S9M1l; good to choice
cows, S7@S; fair to good cows, $6G75O ;
bulls, Si@550: mixers, $7@S sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 1900; market
steady; top, SIS. Calves-Receipts. 1900 ;
market soc lower; top, $40.
PITTSBURG,, Aug. --CattIe-Receipts.
30 loads: market steady; choice, $15.25G
1875; good, S14@14.T5 fair, $l2@1215
vall calves, S1SG1 1850. Sheep and lambs
Receipts light; market lower; prime
wethers, S9M950; good $750dSJ0; fair
mixed S6.50G7; spring lambs, $lIGl
1880 Hogs Receipts 30 doubles; mar
ket steady; prime heavies, $161 % ;
hemiums S1T.40017,5J; heavy workers.,
SIT 406i7.65; light workers., SlG6l7: y rs,
$1661650; roughs, $12G14; stays, SsG0.
EAST BUFFALO Aug. Cattle
Receipts. A. 700: market for heavies active
and steady all others slow; prime steers,
3565Oc up; shipping steers, $l5dl6;
butcher grades, $9@1475: heifers, $9G
II: cows, $3M10; bulls. $6M950; mich
cows ana springers. S50d150. Calves
Receipts. 240;; market active, zoe lower
culls to choice. S6m10. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 24O0; market active; lambs,
25c up; sheep steady; choice lambs, SIS
145 %; culls, fair $l10l4.75; warnings,
S11M12; sheep, $5@10. Hogs-Receipts,
$500; market slow and steady; workers..
s1725; pigs, SIPS; mixed. S17d17.25
heavies, $16.500167b; roughs $12d13;
stays. $S@10.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 6O00: market steady; native beef
steers. $12mt6; yearling beef steers anJ
heifers. S1075m1I50 COWS. S7Gl0.7
stOckers and feeders, $S.50GG0.T5; choice
veal calves. $1550@1575; Gamers and cut
ters, S3.50d6. Hogs-Receipts. 5000
market steady mixed AMI butchers, SIG
01G.40; good heayies, 5.30Ml6; rough
hcavies S12 50Q132J; lights, $1G.25M16.4O
pigs S1301G; bulk of sales Sl6M16 40
Sheep Receipts. 0O00 market lower
ewes, mnttons. s7.J0MS; lambs. Sl2.5O0
10; Gamers and cutters. S2JO@550.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02

All games postponed Saturday Will be
played one week from Saturday or some
lime during next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-02
On Commission RosC
TODAY's PRICES.
ples-Baskets, ss.5O@4.5o.

AppIeS-BasKetS, $3.0UQ4.0U.
Bananas-Pound, $S.50@95O.
Cabbage-Home-g grown, Dbl, $1.50Q2
Id, &c.
Michigan navy, in bags, per Id
| So M9c; California pimas, in sacks, 13M
14c; marrowfats, per Id, 1412D15c; green
fancy, home grown, bushel, 75c@$1.50.
Beets-Fancy, Kentucky, per hamper
S1.25; home grown, doZ, 4Oc.
Blackberries-24- pint crate, $2.5o@3
Cantaioupe~Crate. standard, $405.5O
fiat. So.
Carrots-Home- grown, SOc per doa
punches.
Celery-Michigan doz crate, $2.75G
Cherries-16-qt case. $3.5OQ4.
Cucumbers-HOmeg grown, doz, $1.25@
150.
Currants-Home- grown, 25-qt basket
$6@725.
Grapefruit-Extra fancy Floridas, $3.50
@660 a box.
Lemons-Extra fancy, California, $4.5C
Mangoes-Fancy basket. 5O@e5c.
Melons--Honey Dew, crate, $3Q3.50.
wells, $5a7; Valencias, s4.75@6.
Onions indiana, 5O-lb crate, $3@S.50
home grown. green, doz, 15@25c:
Parsley1,Fancy homegrown, S5c do7;
PearsIcalIfornia Bartlett, 4e-lb crate,
$4.50d5.
Peas-Fancy Mississippi, per hamper,
S3d35O; fancy Telephones, Blu, So
Potatoes-Rose, per Dbl, $l450@15
Virginia and Kentucky Cobblers, Dbl,
SSdS.50.
Radishes- Home grown, button, doz
lunches, 2J635c.
Rhubarb-- Home grown, doz punches
csc
Tomatoes-Basket s175G2.
Huckleberries - Home grown, crate
S42564.T5
Sweet Potatoes-Alabama, bu, $500
3.75
Peaches-Alabama, per crate, S4.50@
$50; per bu. $5d6.
Naturalization small, 40@45c.
Jumbos 60n90c.
Plums-California blue, per crate, $3.50
Eggplant-Home-g grown, per doz, $3d
$50
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Times, 4; Wizards, 3

Hank" Stevens took up the hurting
job for The Daily Times team In the alb
senCe of John Martin, who was sick. and
tossed n good game yesterday afternoon
at Fhirview, holding the Willards to four
hits and enabling the newspaper repre-
scntatiVes 10 nose out the fast east siders
by score Of to 3.
hewitt pitching for the Wizards
chucked Il good game. excepting Times hits
we'll scattered, and but for couple of
bad infield errors by his teammates
might have been returned winner. Harold
Caldwell. afI>- being out of the game
because of injuries. was again behind the
bat for The Times and performed In
league style. Harry Escol at short played
a brilliant game. Two double plays were
staged by the newspaper representatives
Stevens to Seidensticker to MiddIes-
worth. and EscOI to MiddIeswOrth. Perry
Payne. "a University of California pitcher
has Joined The Times team, working In
the outfleld yesterday. He will soon take
his turn In the box. Score by innings:
p. ~. r.
Daily Times OOOO1S 0 II IL 4
Willards ..... 20 2 O 0 0 0 O I-3 2
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE.
Eggs-Fresh, loss of. 44c.

EgRs-Frebh, Iobb OF, 44c.
Poultry-Fowls, soc: broiiers, III to 2
lbs, 4Oc; cocks, lie; old tom turkeys.
soc; young tom turkeys. u lbs and up,
SIC; young hen turkeys, . lbs and up,
lbs and up. zoe; ducks, under 4 lbs
lie; young ducks, 2jc; geese, 10 lbs
and up. Ice; young geese, 22c; squads, II
lbs to dozen, $3.50.
Butter-Clean packing stock, 36c 10
at wholesale at 52@61c; in tubs, Csc.
Butterfat-Buyers are paying 57659c
for cream delivered at Indianapolis.
Cheese Oobbers selling prices) -
Brick, 30G32c lb; New York cream, 35c
Wisconsin full cream, 29@32c; long
horns, 30Q32c; limburger, 33h636c
Swiss. domestic. G0@65c; imported. 81
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AMATEURS

Manager Missing Of the indianapolis
Tigers today WIS doing some tail think
ing about how his Tigers lost their bat
tie. or scheduled battle. with the IN
dianapolis Tr0jaus at Garfield park yes
terday afternoon. The Tigers couldn't
do much and the Trojans could
do everything. which resulted In a win
that was thing like a walk away for
Manager owen and his followers Some
say the count was 10 o, some say It
WAS S 10 /.
John Brown started on the hill for
the Tigers. but was jerked in the sixth
TroIaus scoreless for the lsst three
rounds
The next big battle on the Tiger card
Is with the Rupps at Garfield one week
from Sunday.
Rupp Juniors enjoyed the feeling Of
throwing two defeats at the Meldon
club at Riverside diamond No. I yes
terday. Happy" McGraI twirled the
first game for the Rupps and allowed
the Meldons four hits and as many runs.
while the Rupps were registering sixteen.
Ayers passed out three hits In the sec
ond game, which went over the l4-to-4
route.
The Boys Grub Cubs defeated the
Oliver Midgets, to ,. in a Junior league
game.
The indianapolis Specials let Brown
burg put over q 5-to-2 win at Browns
burg.
The Marmon Premier Motor league
bettlr was postponed on account OF rain
saturday. as We're most of the Satur
day afternoon rames. but probably VIII
he played one week from "Wednesday at
the Premier diamond All other Motor
league games were on.
Logsdan's homer with two on In the
seventh brought the Oaks up 20 a tie
with the Udells in the seventh and they
Dopped in the tenth.
Citizens Gas scored a 10 to victory.
over the Fosto1ice before rain knocked
them Off In the seventh inning.
Hollenbeck forfeited to the Bemis
Bags.
Holcomb &lIIoke got away with every
thing and scored an easy win over the
lockwood manufacturers.
Rain also halted the Morris Street
East Tenth game after seven innings.
Morris street, won. ) to !.
All games postponed Saturday will be
played one week from Saturday or some
time during next week.
But TO give Manager Massing and his
Tigers some credit, 1t must be said that
Johnny Gaalema and few other boys
who are seldom seen in Trojan uniforms,
were among those who defeated the Tig-
ers.