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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
WIRNING TO InTERE

This u primary election day fur
the Democratic party in Texas and
every qualified man and womau
owes il 10 himself and 10 his STATE
10 east his ballot Tor ms choice ia
the various contests that have Dc.
yclopcd.
The candidates for governor
have presented their claims to m
people OF the State most aXhab>-
lively. The New. j. supporting
Mr. Neff ior M MANY rea~"is
which We have - forth in The pas
We believe him 10 b. tie ba,i paul
flied man for the office Of clirf
executive and thu sur.s' ,lr, -
flefcai Joe Bailey IA the run-oif ~
event Mr.. Bailey gets second pldca.
But il is well 90 r'memhcr that
these vari0ns candidates cannot 'e
held responsible for the things
which their too enthusiastic sup
,orftgs may have ~ > - j. 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

moment. Charges and counter
charges. which arr entirely
groundleNs. may bc made against
opposing candidates when Il !, too
late 20 Sccurc the real facts.
Tho News believes thar Il 4, thc
policy of good sound sens, flr q
man 10 decline 10 believe any mncS
rakor on the day of election. Your
mind j. probably made up ms 20 lhr
various races -w2S made up last
highland hence the safe plan Il
to vote tho>r convictions At the
polls today.
There i nothing 10 be- gained. M
this late hour. by the statement.
hut ~ q plain matter of fact v'
believe there * hut little doubt
that Mr.. Nctf viii heal m, entire
ticket over the state TODAY Their
Is every indication that hr viii
carry Potter county aud in Pot
ter county hr will receive % lnrs.
number of votes from among the
women of the city who are backing
u candidate whom they can depend
upon 90 guard their interests and
give the State of Texas q period oj
good. clean. honest government.
II is important that every Nrt'
supporter east Nj, ballot a> ,ar'y 90,
may b.. Ovcr-conlidourr I1, lo,
mnnN IN rln-ilnn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
RED CROSS PHYSICIAN
SECURED TO ACCOMPANY
FARMER BOYS SPECIAL

DALLAS T,xns. July c3-A Rcd
.Cros physician AMI unrso win accom-.
nary the Texas Far-u BOY Sper I'D
which VIII D. operated through tho
north fn beast during he llr thr,.
Do ~ AUGUST under tn direction q
me Te.ss Chamber Df Commerce and
ne 4 a n CDlleer
DcCision 90 send the physician and
nurse vss made few dlys aro by mo
citi-iDn h,adquafisI. ~ ,h. American
led Cross 10 - LrI.s upon npp..,,.
ton - m, stit. h1ui,i an d'ns a
A 81. college III. rfeSncs of tha two
..od rIurs representatives aholrd tho
train ssh irsur the most sanitary f...
oiti' ns Zoo dIsufe .ar'nts that th.ir
cons ars h,.ng protected from bid
tcnith Es.idos fhe physician ard
Iursc. there wlil De- tea supervisors
Who viii watch over The boys through.
tu' toe trim. each supervisor having
Ihaf.f ~ a email squad q boys The. /.
sni.,it isr.- Orc mcn who arr exnsr.
. ae.4 ln AlAglnE toys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Who linows Mere About
Rabies Than q Graudmothsrs

iu 1919 captain ". e. Groom. Il
do" nm ul Groom Tcichman 60,
Aurora ill. dealers IN tea. coffee, china
and sAsswarc. had to leave his bu-i
nr.s and j'm his regiment of the
Illinois National Guard In the war.
l''rhl then the captains mother. a
gray haired little woman past sixty
N'tr eft age. decided a. 90 into bust.
u.- Sho wanted something Go dccupv
h' m'ui hosidos worry about her sol.
d.'r son. m she took one window an
twenty i'ci of space 90 one side II the
.t.r' for % ftocli Of infants wear.
A.re Gronm knew nothing about bust.
nee of any kind hut she had friend.
among department store managers ~
hll. dozen different towns and ,h"
Il, d'l to trS building the business
aufoIt .uf" ling su, az h.r own
mooney .'o she narrowed $500 "a tho
htn. inr working capital when ha'
Husf stock was on the shelves he hal
u.,d up the 5000 and little more. but
tfr Yves euro she had not bought d,
ihnE tht would not s.ll
Tho uri month was not cncourlg.
ir- 81, odd only $50 worth and most
70 that was absorbed hy advertising. Al
Door ldN'lii'iug has been confined tn
tic l'Dd dolly newspaper. three inchrs
tvi," % wr.k aud ir1m aA Go twolt"
m.h's cu SUNDAY,
Air- Gtoum called her little store
The l.hy shop" aud BOO alI the 90
N'r'iFius "Au Groom" has h-n tn,
"l,tu";r.' u has ull been built around
h'I porsHnality-"d moiherly mother
who has raised family of her own.
and De- h'lpinsa raise Two families u
sl1udchildrcn
a Woman who kows what a baby
needs and who takes IN interest IN the
problems ~ young mothers and can
siso Tooi advice about things "a young
mother should know.
III you cannot come yourself send
uicud husband Mrs Groom can max.
M iu,i as satisfactory a layctie under
vi. instructions as your own.
She has good taste and carries oniv
if' Kind oi garments mother wants
Co dt-ss h"r baby In. fine textures and
h'tuiilh nv"dlcwork. etc. etc"
Thee wcrr some oi the slogans used
There 0. mo- doubt that hci meth
80 oi handling customers IL what has
mad" tho sales In that little haby shop
grow from So 10 81 00o a month IN tn.
short space of thirty months The $500
borrowed was paid long ago and shr
carries stock Of between s.. 00O ami
81 o"o. and stu within that small space
of twenty feet on one side OF the store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
POLICE FORCE "SN0OP>."
l.tT Is INIJCkN, VERIFY

HILL, Mass. July 2l.-pavid Art.
old the lluil police department. is
shopping on the trail ~ q silk pajana
clad maiden hand that has caused tho
ncighhorhoud women io shield thor
'l'f for shame
iu filmy, gHuzy uigh,ics and thin hits
ct lingerie this band II spritcs has been
seen bathing In the Whitman Pond NJ
the shades of evening fall.
Women complained that their coz.
tunes were entirely Inadequate"
And pa the police force watched. but
ID" mlid'nf had been informed and
he never saw nuthln'."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

Daily Ncws Wan, "A, hiring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
/. w. CULP, Temple, Texas.

Candidate for Lieutenant Co,einor
OF Texas July Primary.
He is a business success.
An able lawyer.
A man of executive ability.
a recognized parliamentarian,
and a legislator with a clean
record.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

period. and that this country needs
mental DEVELOPMENT. social. physical
md political standards. and above oil
i love OF Christ.
Miss Swami. who spent seven years
M 'hina az q missionary under the
Suth",u BAPTIST Beard. tool; her de.
o.a fsm tine University of Texas us
acholur af igs in 1919 and recently
added masters degree since her re-.
ufn She expects To- return 10 China
aud will represent the University y.
". g. \. In that country Tor the next
five years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
damned Auto Made
4 Good Advertisement.

We know people are hurrying ~
bus our merchandise. but don't crowd.
Como around to the hacl; door II YOU
want 20 get g."
THIS was the sign placed by J. ].
No.lloDk on hi dry goods store IN
Gro'u.icid. Mass. when an auto. which
had become unmanagsahl'. we,Igcd H..
s'lt into the front door of the store and
for somc time declined 20 be- moved out
81 that position. \ large crowd GATH
ted and woodlocb took advantage ~
the opportunity 70 invite pconle into the
store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
ADDRESS ON CHINA
PROVES INTERESTING
o. A.sosiiied Pres.

- Assoeiaisd rrsrs.
~ STlN, July 23.-An address los
Nirs Nancy Lee Swami on experiences
and conditions IN china rs ou, Ut the
mort inicrcstig delivered at the Uni.
Notity eft f'Nas during The recent
umm'r school Vssion .Shr stressed
the fa'i that al the present the iio u.
china ~ going thrcugh creative
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
DIFFERENTIATION PITS
SUPREME NERVE WINS.

PRATT. Kan. July :3.-This place
has The "ncrvlcst burglar. Tho second
story artist" wen, to the home 81 i.
hshhurn. clerk IN local clothing 80.
tahlishm.nt stole the keys to the store
and ESCAPED with loot to the value Il
several hundred d,llars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
APPRALS 10 pRLlrDLcL


Appeals TO the prjudiccS Of the
people arr NOT conducive uf thai
harmony which must exist over the
nation ii We are 10 continue iu
peace and prosperity.
The man who seeks 10 carry oua
class OF CitizenS against another.
capital against labor. Baptist
against Presbyterian. cannot. pt
.he very nature Of things. b. q
man of very ideals.
The day has come in religion
when fundamentals arr given ii->l
consideration by the people and
dcnominational lines continue
more Or less as a convenience.
II is unfortunate that the Prcsi.
dent of great University may not
confer honorary degrees in cclebra.
tion Of the founding of the great
institution OF which he is the head
without being criticised ar I
9mrrei with PLAYING politics.
True many of tnc>e degrees w.r.
conferred upon men and women.
distinguished in letters. who ar.
residents Of other states. and man,
Of the degrees may have simply
brought down 10 date under the
present name of the institution IN
question. But the chargers 90
not take into account matters of
this SORT.
Tho News hollis M brief for tho
BaptiStS of Texas. but h, il ~
membered that all Of the Baptist.
who have engaged in thc prsen,
campaign have ~ active i'm poli
ties in Texas for many years. in
eluding DIR. = =. Brooks. II is wei
70 remember that these Baptist,
have been supporting candidate,
who are members Of al sorts az
churches in the past.
No man. Whatever his denoiai
nation. therefore. If he he one witt
breath of vision. sill intimate that
the candidacy Of Pat VI. Ncff for
governor should hc permitted &,
suffer simply because he happen.
10 be q member of the Baptis'
Church.
The writer Of this happen, no;
10 h. a member Of the Baptist
church while. on the other hand
there arr hosts of Baptisis in Te>a.
who are supporting candidates
other than Mr.. Ncfi.
Mr.. Looncy's charge i. 10 every
thinking voter. the purest drivel.
lie evidently does not know that
there is no organized Baptist
Church in existence. That cvery
individual church of the denomi
nation stands upon It's own fe-,
separate and apart from an tn
rest.
u would BE- well for him ,o real
the statement OF DIR. r. :. Goncr
SECRETARY of the Baptist General
Convention Of Texas. in which bel
states that the members Of his Of.
fetal staff arr not unit IL thc
support Of any individual for gov.
cInor.
III there was an organized effort
20 do the silly thing 20 which Mr.
I.ooRey refers that effort wouliI
have its heart in tho office Of D.
+. :. Groner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Msking ~ Clean
Breast of IT,"

W. Il Quinn. advertising manager
Ter tho ;. II George a Sons depart.
in'n' store. In Knoxville. Tenn. be.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
lIiEBUSINESS
&.COLUMN D.
EoIrHD gY MANSFIELD r. HOUSE Cs.,-S.l

In ms column which twice appear
short articles OF special their
and n general. - -
The evening world., 1920-12-28
WEGTRRSS RS3%g SSy
(Ths EeW YoFk Evening W0ld-1

QUESTIONS.
f-What is the largest city In North
Oakota7
2-What color does the miXina Of
red and blue produeS7
S-What kind Of wells are bored
down to water which, when reaened
rises to the surface under natural
preSsure2
4-What mountains form the
boundary between Idaho and Mon
tana2
5-What American mountain group
is sometimes called "Ths Switzerland
Of American
6-What albuminous, nutritive
substance remains after wheat -four
has been Washed2
7-What name iS given Jointly to
Norway and Swedsn7
9-In which United States city 70
the highest average wind velocity
maintainsd9
9-Where iS the Sorbonno ioeatsd7
u 10-Who led the Argonauts in quos
OF the Golden Fleece?
ANSWERS.
Fargo. 2-Purple. 3-Arteslar
4--B tier root 5-White Mountain.
6--Gluten. 7-Scandinavia. s-Chi
caFo. 9--Paris. iO-Jnson.
The evening world., 1920-12-28
/m1TD YOU NlAgRY(O
\ All UDcYOUR HUSBANDS/
w OWED AGAIN {
IE5Y FTTJfTI eTOFiNSOHI r
IBY EDITH JOENR ROElI

read all those advanced books and
Ill your minds with fiapdoodle trying
to Justify yourselves when you 60
around stealing other women's hus-
bands, who would be all right II you
let them alone. A nice ambition for
a woman Of your Intelligence and
your standing" -
That, Mrs. Benson, is a matter for
me to decide"
"If you are 80 ready to exercise
your powers OF decision, Mrs. Glenn"
rejoined Minred, bridling, suppose
you decide whether or not you will
give up Nlcky, now and forever, or
whether I shall show this disgusting
note OF yours to your husband and
same Of your society friends7"
tCopyrzht 1870. b. the Bel Syndicate. lnoD
ITO be continued to.morrow.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
PRESIDENT VEECK
OF CUBS, INFORMS
JURY OF SCANDAL

Chicago, Sept. 9-William Veeck,
president Of the Chicago Cubs, ap-
peared before the grand jury yes
terday in their investigation Of re-
cent rumors of fixed" games and
promised all the cooperation he
could bring to their aid.
There Is q possibility the grand
jury might summon members OF
visiting National league teams to
question them, and John Heydler.
president Of the league, has wired
that tho National league will stand
behind all Investigations that are
being made. Cub players will be
questioned about the rumors in ut
most secrecy and their testimony
viii b kept confidential. The grand
jury II still considering the posi-
bility that the rumors may have
been Q coup on the part Of clique
OF gamblers, h6pfng 70 throw .
scare b. which thay could profit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
SHARKEY PLANNING
TO GIVE CHAMPION
HERMANN BEATING

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Can Pete Hsr-
man, bantamweight champion OF
the world. keep away from Jack
Sharkey when they meet in their
championship match at East Chi
cago Saturday afternoon! That's
the question fans are asking them
selves today. Herman. who In most
of his clashes merely goes in to
protect his title, doing little OF the
aggressive work, might be made to
fight this time. ... ~s.
Sharkey is planning . smuggling
match Just as he did when he
fought Jimmy Wilde in Milwaukee.
Wilde was heralded as a speed mer-
chant with everything that q cham
pion should have, yet the rushing
Sharkey broke through his guard.
made the Englishman back up and
finally bow to the popular verdict.
Dick Curley is the new match
maker at East Chicago, and he 10
busy now completing his card. He
aims to have Benny Leonard ana
Pal Moran at the Hoosier town
arena on Sept. IS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
vANKs DROP MAYS
HOME WHEN THEY
GO TO CLEVELAND

New York, Sept s.-Carl mays.
New York American league pitcher
vho threw the ball which resulted
In the death Of shortstop Ray
Chapman Of the cieveland .eam:
did not accompany tpe IA ="
when they left here Tuesday ON
their western trip. Colonel 7. l.
Huston i one OF the club owners.
.nnonnced that Mays would not be
With the team during the u series
which opens in Cleveland Thurs .
day. but that he would retcin the
club in Detroit. -. ).
1--WE are not, taking MAYS 70
CLEVELAND" said Colonel Huston.
..not because We think there Ii dan
80 ~ any trouble but out OF re-
sn m to the feelings Of the people
there We don't want to onend
them. Il IL largely . matter OF
sentiment"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09

Boston, Sept. 9.-The New York
Giants closed their season in Bos-
ton yesterday by winning both
games of a double-header, s to O.
and to l. Toney held the Braves
to four hits in the first game and
not one of the home players reached
third. Sallee, recently obtained
from Cincinnati by the waiver
route, held Boston in check in the
second, pitching his first game Of
the season for New York.
Scores by innings: -
First Camel R. Fl. q.
New York .1C1200020-6 II o
Boston ....000000000I0 AL
Batteries-Toney and Snyder;
Watson, Townsend and O,Neil.
( Second Camel r. H y.
New York ..000301010-5 II 20
Boston 100000 { II
Batteries-Sallee and Smith: Ru-
dolph, Townsend and Gowdy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
PADDY DRISCOIL
TO CAVORT WITH
RACINE GRIDDERS

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Paddy Dris-
coll, one of the greatest backs ever
turned out by the Big Ten college
football teams In recent years. but
now a semi-pro player, is to stay
in Chicago and play here as a
member Of the Racine Cardinals.
Announcement to that effect was
made yesterday by Chris O'Brien.
who has handled football combina-
tons for years, producing some of
the best ever seen in the west. out
side Of the big colleges, He in
tends to surround Driscoll with
the fastest men obtainable and
then go after the professional grid
iron honors.
Games with Akron, Canton, Mas
silon and Fort Wayne are already
being framed O'Brien will open
his season in town with three Of
the best of the local clubs and will
then tackle the big outside clubs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
RARE pLEASES FANS,

Pittsburgh, Sept. 9.-A crowd OF
more than $4,000 fans witnessed an
exhibition game between the Pitts
burgh Pirates hero yesterday, the
victory going to the visitors, to
3. Both teams worked recruit
pitchers, linn for Pittsburgh and
Ferguson for New York.
Babe Ruth satisfied the crowd In
the ninth inning when he made a
home run. He poled the ball over
the rightfield fence in the longest
hit ever seen at Forbes field. It
was Ruth's 47th home run OF the
season.
In the second inning Bodie, the
Yankee centerfielder, tripied and
then scored on a wild pitch. In
sliding into the home plate he
caught his foot on the rubber. At
first it was thought that he had
sprained his leg. but physicians
who attended him declared that
Bodies right ankle had been frac-
tured and that he would be out OF
the game for the remainder OF the
season. Score by innings:
New York .0100040027 10 ]
Pittsburgh .001100000-3 3 !
Batteries-Ferguson and Hoff-
man; Zinn and Haeffner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
HARRY WILLS AND II
SAM M'VEA AGREE!
TO PHuL.E BOUT

Chicago, Sept Sam McVea,
the hard hitting colored heavy
weight boxer who recently scored a
two round knockout over Jack
Ward of Atlanta, will be the man
in the ring to oppose Harry Wills.
the conqueror Of Fulton. at the
opening show Of the Ice Palace OF
Philadelphia Harry Wills was at
the ringside at the Benton Harbor
fight and was ready to challenge
Dempsey. Wills says that he is en-
titled to chance with Dempsey be
cause Of his knockout victory over
Fulton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
THE SCOREBOARD

BABE RUTH strives to please. A
big crowd turned out to gaze on
the Bambino in an exhibition game
with the Pirates st Pittsburgh, so
he damned one over the parapet.
PING BODIE is out In the Pi-
rates-Yanks exhibition Ping tripled
and came in on wild pitch, snag-
ging his spike in. the rubber. crack
ing his ankle.
|, HOME RUNS were stand-on IN
the Brooklyn Philadelphia affair
which Flatbush copied. Konetchy
homed for the Dodgers and Ira
eressor for the Phillies.
HONEY AND SALLEE had little
trouble in handing the Braves a
double defeat, s to 0 and to l.
PFDFFER pitched the Robins to
an easy victory over the Philiies'
Z to 1. "a
BY scoring four runs on two hits
the Athletics upset the Tigers .
to 1. 80, ..s
two down in the seventh and down-
ed the Browns, s to 8.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09

Tony Caponi, the pride and
Joy Of the late "Babe" MeanOr,
Is destined to invade q larger
and more lucrative field, for the
popular little w0p closed with
Roy Moore, who fought Mike
Dundee in Rock Island a couple
of weeks ago, to accompany
him to New York next Tuesday.
Word came today from Moore,
who has been spending a short
vacation with his WifSs parents
i'm Superior, Wis, for Tony to
be i'm readiness to depart on the
18th. This means that the tri.
cities will lose one Of the
greatest freaks In fistiana and
one whom the champs and
near. champs among the han.
tams and feathers have reason
to fear.
Tony Will become IN entry
Of the Leo p. Flynn stable that
operates every week In al tho
principal cities In the east and
along the Atlantic seaboar6
Flynn, manager Of the string,
acts as un1erstudy for Tex
Richard in his most recent ven.
ture in taking over Madison
square garden In New York for
the promotion Of boxing under
the new International 4. C,
that was born with the passage
Of the new New York boxing
code
The arrangement whereby
Capeni shall become . stablo-
mate of Moore resulted from
their brief association in Rock
Island when Moero was great
" impressed By Toay's dian
pionship callbec. ToAy has been
training faitAfully Of latA oven
despite the heavy blow he suf.
fered By the death u Lis hrst,
ONE and only real frienAs sBabor
Nean0r.
By the new arrangement
Tony viii be put On al Of
Flyna's big boxing cards, which
means that - VIII b figAdnG
1t least once . week. Il was
sBaber MeaAef's plan 70 show
Teay througho1t ths east this
fall and winter had he lived.
Its.was this. lnOt TIT really
antnAted 1eere - eauy -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
NATIONAL STARS
BATTLE TO FINISH
OVER GOLF TITLE

Roslyn, N. T.. Sept. s.-A battle
Of internationally known amateur
golfers featured today's matches in
the national amateur championship
tournament Francis Ouimet Of
Boston played Thomas D. Armour
Of Scotland. who holds the amateur
championship Of France.
Another match was between
Bobby Jones II Of Atlantis, Ga. 20
years old. and Fred J. Wright Jr.,
Watertown. Mass.. a.. Both have
had many followers In the rounds
thus far. Chick Evans Of Chicago
met W. C. Fownes. Jr., Of Pitts
burgh.
]. Wood Plat q PhtladeIphia.
who ended the amateur champion
ship career Of Dave HERON Of
I Pittsb1fgh. Tor this yeaf q least
sMsk Inward r. Allis q 1ilvnnhee
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-09
By sALTBr AL,.

With but little more than a week
left before the Alumni game,
Coach Kimmel is giving his high
school charges heavy workouts
every night. Although no scrim-
mage has yet been held, tackling
and charging practice has been
levied every night since last Fri
day. Last night the old dummy
was set up behind the Manual Arts
building and the boys hurled them
selves at it for an hour.
The first scrimmage is expected
daily and, the squad is on their toes
for it Tuesday evening q little
signal drill was run through, but
no rough and tumble work was
held.
From all angles it looks az
though the high school has one OF
the best squads out for football
that it has had for quite a while
The boys all work hard and there
is NO Sinking. II the boys keer
this spirit up throughout the sea.
son, the Islanders chances fol
coping a championship are very
good.
Change Schedule.
Several changes have been made
in the schedule that was run las,
night. The Islanders will open thu
season as usual with the Alumni &
week from Saturday. The mex
week there is an open game, bu,
the management is expected to fl
it with an out-of-town game. Sa
wanna and Monmouth will mex
play on the home field. Following
these Geneseo, Keokuk and Ke
vance, besides other two tri-cit,
teams, are played.
Some teams that have playes
Rock Island in past years hay,
been left off this years schedul,
and several new teams have beef
added. Ottawa and Galesbure