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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

positions, hat almost utterly use
less q cogs in the machine. A. I
recall, Archie Erehart was tho out
standing bulwark Of the villagers
here last year. He demonstrated
that he could gain consistently had
his Interference been intact. At
times, running clear Of his entang-
lihg interference. Erehart regis
tered substantial gains. He might
shine ~ never before with such an
offense - that OF the independents,
hut on . team whose attack IL un-
certain, Erehart never would be Z
serious menace. 49,
do not recall the playing OF
either Hathaway or Davis. They
were presumably lost to view under
the piles. However, Helvie will be
remembered by all those who wit
messed that disappointing game. 1t
10 true that Helvie was in every
play and never quit, leaving the
game only when he was dragged
out, but such work cannot be re-
garded % gameness. Helvie was
injured painfully 1T least Z dozen
times. After the first time they
called for him. the Independents
shot play after play in his direc-
ton. Consequently, Helvie took
many dips for the count.
The game athlete shows his in
telligence only when he knows that
he is unable to continue. 1t is not
gameness to remain in q game of
any kind and continue to assimi-
late more punishment. At such
times the heart action is either alb
normally high or low, and it
doesn't take very much to impair
the organ for either a temporary
or permanent injury. 1t might
even cause death. No; the game
player knows when he has taken
enough punishment. IL he does not
know, he i. not intelligent This is
particularly true of boxers rs well
AZ football players.
Makes EN- Good Match.
The Muncie management boasts
| that the Flyers are 40 per cent bet
t.: than last years Pine Villagers.
Thatiju about raises them to the
strength Of the Independents, for
last year the Villagers were q woe
fully weak and unbalanced lot. BY
their own admission of form, Sun
days game should be a darb. =.
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the independents could not score
AGAINST Pine Village and that they
were pushed to the limit to keeI
their own fine from being crossed
In reality, the Independents should
have scored at least three touch.
downs for q points. All of "Rube'
Ursslla's attempted field goals were
comparatively. easy. Had "Rube'
connected only i've out Of seven
which IL q fair average for kick.
er OF his ability. Is additional
points would have been appended
to the touchdown total Of q, max.
ing q dope score Of 800. =
Thifty-six to nothing should have
been the score of the Independent.
Pine Village game, regardless Of all
beliefs to the contrary. The indie.
pendents that day displayed the
poorest form Of the year. Several
of the players had gone stale;
other we're still suffering from in.
juries. The jinx even camped or
"Rube" Ursella's trail throughou
the game, making a bum out of hi.
usual unerring toe.
Even when the Islanders awok,
to the issue toward the middle o.
the game, the scoring punch wal
stopped by fumbles, but they KEEP
the ball constantly in Pine Villag'
territory. Helvie, Hathaway, Ere
hart and Davis played fairly vel
for the Villagers, but in point o
all-around class they couid no
hold the proverbial candle to tn,
Independents, position for posi-
ton.
The All.Star Hoax.
Pine Village lacked the team
work drive to score against
champion team, playing at it
worst. The reason is obvious
They were a team of so-called ali
! stars, good, perhaps. in their owl
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Excols As Slugger.
|LEONARD-BRITToN
BOUT Is PUT OF
DAY BY WEATHER

Cleveland, Ohio. Oct. Another
attempt will be made tonight to
stage the 10-round bout between
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pion, and Jack Britton, holder of
the welterweight~ title.
The men we're scheduled to meet
last night at American league park
here, but the match was postponed
until tonight, because of rain and
cold weather.
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MORALE OF S0N
RETURNS AFTH
! CROOKS DEPAn
Bad weather Holds Up Cara
Sox Happy Family VIII
Crooked Players Out

New York. Oct. 1.-(United Pre-.
What is left OF the battle for r
American league pennant probal
Will be resumed today after 4 da1
intermission caused by bad veatha
Cleveland, with four more ss6
to 90, meets the Tigers In 4 dorI
header in Detroit and the r.
structed White Sox. who still
claim to q chance, are booked
the flrst Of their three remans
games with the Browns in st. Io-i,
II the White Sox should cleas >,
the series, the Indians must +
three out Of their four sans. !,
win the pennant.
Sox Chances Remote.
st. Louis. Mo-, Oct. l.-fl|n,,.
PressJ.-Their chances con,ide,.
remote, the purified Chicago Vhs.|
Sox today entered a S-Eame ,sri.'l
with st. Louis in a final attempt N
grab the American league pepna,,
A brand new lineup was IA /
presented by the Hose, whose a..
famous machine was shattered Is
suspension Of seven players IN -
neclion with alleged crookedneaeh
the 1919 world series.
On Dicky Kerr aud Urban Far,
will depend the job Of hurting &,
Chicago club to, three straight n
tories, the only hope the Sox hav
OF winning the pennAnt.
Sox fortorn Hopes
Mcclellan will replace Rishn
at short. Eddie Murphy will sue
coed Weaver at third and in q
outfield ]. Collins and Leibold vi
replace Jackson and Felsch. II
Jourdan will fill the hole at I'm
Eddie Collins, Ray Schalk q
Strunk will retain their regul,
places.
The airing of the baseball sca,
dial has rid the club Of the unde
current Of ill-feeling that has mari
ed the season.
Once more the team has becoa
a happy family"
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INITIAL BOUTS
ATDAVENPORT
DISAPPOINTING
Leonard, No Match for
Ward, Put Out in
Second,

Carl Leonard Of Philadelphia
was . novice in the hands of Bobby
Ward, st. Paul lightweight, in their
bout before tho American Legion
Of Davenport ut the Burtis theatre
last night. Shortly after the Sec
ond round had started, Bobby shot
over . short right Jolt to Leon
ards chin and the fastener hit
the canvas for the count Of nine.
He might .as we'll have taken the
last swing Of Referee Pat Dietz's
hand, for he arose only to take Q
real sleep-pfoducer ON the chin.
Semi Poor Match. =
The semi-windup between Fran
kie Schoerbroeck and Billy Duffy.
the latter another one OF Dsven-
ports aspiring youngsters, proved
. badly mis-matched affair. II was
announced to 30 eight 3-minute
rounds. but Duffy was not in con-
dttton for one round.
Du6y took . couple Of counts In
the drst round ind was otherwise
knocked silly on his ieet. DESPITE
the hobslessness of the situation,
his seconds sent him back for more
in the second. Duffy was Knocked
through the ropes q half dozen
times and took the count OF nine
before Referee Diets stopped the
battle.
Kelly Trims Cutie.
Kid Cutie Of Rock Island and
Elmer Kelley Of Davenport mixed
in careful fashion for four rounds
~ the first prelim. Kelley had the
better Of the argument in. all but
the last round.
Kid Potter Of Davenport refused
to 90 on with Young Powell OF
Rock Island 1t the last minute and
Powell wouldn't listen to any tall
Of taking on Emmett Sheehan
Mike Dundee and Sheehan filled n
that part Of the program with I
four-round exhibition. in which
Mike displayed his clevernese L
fine advantage. The boys merel,
tapped each other.
The audience was disappointing
not more than q few hundred dol
lars coming ct the doors.
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FoRESTERS Of
MOLINE AeREE
TO PLAY HIGH
By CALEB AL"

Another semi-pro team, the For
esters OF Moline, will be the op-
ponents Of the high school tomor-
fow at Douglas park. 80
No admission will b charged.
The withdrawal Of Savanna left Q
big hole In the Islander schedule,
which, the management was unable
to I'LL with . school game. As lay
ing idle . day SO early in the sea-
son would b hard on the squad, q
practice game was scheduled
There had been talk Of playing
Sheffield high or Augustana, but
both games fell through.
Ferestefs Q Blank.
Nothing is known concerning the
strength of the Foresters. Last
fall they were considered one, Of
the strong contenders for light
weight championship.
Coach Kimmel has been putting
his men through tough workouts
every night and hopes to have 9
much stronger eleven on the field
tomorroy. Last week the team fail.
ed to show enough fight against
Greenbush, but the Islanders arr
expecting to 90 good against the
Foresters.
Keokuk Next Week.
Rock Island will play Keokul
next Saturday instead of Mon
mouth as the schedule has it
Through some mistake the date'
were changed SO that Monmouth
now plays here Oct. Is. The 10
Gals battle Geneseo on October %
Following is the revised schedule
Oct 9-Ke0kuk at keokuk.
Oct. 16-MOnmOuth ut X. l.
Oct. sJ-GeneseO at Gene.
| SEQ.
Oct. 30-Moline At r. l.
Nov. 6-Sterling at Sterling.
Nov. 13-Davenport ut Dav.
export.
Nov. 90-kankakee ut Kan.
kakee.
This is one of the best schedule
ever arranged by the high schoo
j.. and would have been perfect ha
it not been for the withdrawal Q
Savanna. A home game is. held a
Douglas park every two weeks an
out-of-town contests are held be
tween times.
High Starters Unknown.
| Just who will start for the hig
school tomorrow is yet a matter G
doubt. The team has been playin
good ball during the last week an
is going into the game with the dc
termination Of living down the rer
utation that the boys won't fight.
| Unless Moline steps up. tn
Swedes will be left out altogether
The trouble seems to be in findin
backfield by graduation, but tn
Swede coach has been unable t
fill up these places, while Coac
kimmel has gotten a suitable bach
field that works creditably. Tn
islanders this year are expectin
to get revenge for the fiuke gam
Moline won last year by the scor
Of Is to IL. The Moline Rock l.
land battle is set for Oct. 80, q
Douglas park.
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EXPECT COCHRAN
TO LOOSEN UP ON
CARPENTER BOUT

New York. Oct. 1. UNITED
Press. )-Charles B. Cochrane, the
London fight promoter Who holds
Georges Carpenter to . contract
until Dec. 81. 1870. has sailed for
America, according to . cable re-
ceived by Jack Curley, New York
promoter. Curley believes that
Cochrane, upon learning that Jack
Dempsey will not fight Carpenter
in Europe. will release the French
man from his contract.
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PRATT QUITS YAlgK
TEAM TO BE COACH
OF M1CHIGANCLUB

New York. Oct 1.-Berrill Pratt.
secondbaseman on the New York
American league baseball team, has
accepted the position of coach Of
athletics at the University of Mich
igan. it was learned today. He will
90 to Ann Arbor within q few
days.
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Scandal / ainted w eaver
Worlds Series Revie,D
Greatest / bird Baseman
By IRWIN M. HOWE
had 81 extra sacks and Johnston

50.
An important point to remem-
Der II analyzing the work Of
Weaver and Gardner u that both
men .risG 70 the occasion and can
b depended upon to do their best
when weighty matters are ct stake.
In the 1916 worlds series for in
stance, Gardner was . Leading fig-
ure with four home runs, besides
contributing numerous brilliant
plays. In the 1912, Red Sov-Giant
world series his work was IN out
standing feature. The writer had
the satisfaction of calling the fans
attention to Gardner BEFORE that
series. and Larry made good on the
prediction with q will.
Weaver has starred in his two
previous world series engagements
and il he enters this one Chicago is
not likely to lose through any fault
of his.
Viewers unusual hitting began
on the opening day Of the season
when he gathered four blows. On
three other occasions Buck enjoyed
this happy experience, while in IA
games he bagged three safeties
Weaver twice handled 10 chances
an unusual number for a third
sacker. On June 3 the combination
was nine assists and one putout and
on April 6 and June 10 it was foul
putouts and six assists. Weaver
thrice had eight chances. He, how.
ever, had two days in which hi
committed two errors, once wher
he was subbing at shortstop OF
Aug. 20. The two boobies spoiled
an otherwise good record of mint
chances handled.
Gardner Field Star.
Gardner made the most note.
worthy fielding record, having onl!
nine errors charged against him
Two of these came on July whel
he had Six chances, all told. Muss
ing up ground balls on dull day
was q failing with Larry who OF
June 20 kicked one of his three as
signments. His busiest day
were single gases offering nine
eight and six chances. On sever
! days he had five assists. At ba
| Gardner displayed almost monoton
Gus regularity, banging out hi
quota of hits without undue inter
missions. He got as many rs tire
hits to a game seven times, thu
indicating how steadily the singl
drives or pairs OF swats wolled OF
his bat. Another proof of his con
sistent swatting was the fact tina
only twice during the year did h
60 as long as three games withou
. hit. These we're his longes
slumps.
Johnston's fielding was marke
with hukes, three games findin
him booting three chances an
three others developing in which b
kicked q pair of offerings. Anothe
freak performance of his came o
May 3 when he had 10 putouts an
no assists. He had three games i
which seven chances were accepte
and five in which he disposed {
six offerings. Johnston's battin
was marked by steady improvement
after July % up to which period b
had reached only the .278 motel
His climb was facilitated with min
games netting three bwols and thre
which granted him four hits.
The Dodgers, however. came
hope to 0utclass their America
league opponent at third base, n
matter whether Cleveland or. Oh
cago wins the pennant, since Johr
stone cannot hit nor field wit
either Gardner or Weaver.
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Each Of these players, rs may be
imagined from their records, is Q
HARD hitter and a good fieluer, an
unusual combination that is to be
found only In first class inner de-
tense men. They incidentally are
resourceful and have arms Of not
able strength and accuracy.
Jimmy Johnston. brother Of
DOC" Johnston, Cleveland nrst
sacker, is . converted outhelder
and like doc" IL a mighty good
ball player. Jimmy's work at the
far corner solved one Of Manager
Robinson's most perp!exing prob
lens.
Viewers Best Year. -.
Elimination tests to disclose the
most valuable man of the three
would drop Johnston and Gardner
in favor Of Weaver both from Of
fensive and defensive standpoints,
since Bucks performances this sea-
son have clearly surpassed those
of his rivals. Weaver was hit about
Is points better than Gardner, who
In turn leads Johnston, while the
White Sox athlete Likewise showed
greater agility than either, al
though hi- 80 errors rank him be-
low both opponents a. far as pre-
cis;on is convened. The records
! plainly tell how Buck dashed hither
and yon in front Of shortstop or
UP to the slab to grab balls that
others players might have passed
! up to another teammate. But Buck
/ indubitably was trying and the guy
who takes chances deserves the
credit. Weaver isn't of the type
who thinks about his fielding aver.
age every time drive comes hil
way, hence he may make errors bu,
not as many as the ordinary play.
err By this token he stops more
| baserunner batters.
Johnston can claim q micro
SCOPE advantage over Weaver il
the mater Of stolen bases, Is tt
16. This is about evened up, how
ever. by Viewers showing in lay.
ing down % successful sacrific,
hits, compared to rs for Johnston
Gardner incidentally has one NOR,
sacrifice than Buck, but must I'D
NIT woeful inieriority In movinl
from sack to sack without thu
enemy's permission.
Excels As Slugger.
Besides having the pest batting
average, Weaver was the best slug
ger rs he totaled IS extra basel
with IS doubles. seven triples, ant
two hOmers. Neither Gardner mo-
Johnson, however, were. inexper
at singing the ball as the forme
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GRAND CIRCIrIT.

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. I 1.-THE
Arch City 2:1o pacing stake, purse
$4,000. was the big event for get
away day. at the Grand circuit
meeting here. Fast racing was
also expected in the free-for all
pace with Single G, D;rectum J,
and Sanardo Eligible.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
HONOR WHITES SON.

New York, Oct. 1.-Appointment
OF Charles A. White, son Of the
late Charlie J. White. noted boxing
referee. - secretary Of the New
York state boxing commissiqa, was
announced toby by JOSEPH John
son. chairman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
l|a|lDERS SIGN
FORMER
|lNESoI'A Ace

yZ4s tU1D1G8 lU9 u0I0s
fse unlveEhlty q Hlnnessle i
o(1a1 tea9 q 1914 and Il.
~ = college olre1es % ths
4 49, forward passef the
- ~ ever pr0dueed, hss
= s1gned t. 1nlsh the season
j ~ In1epenaeofs ard will
l,0oFt b 1eck Island Ntenef.
IN . paxijcipa1e h GunlaS'S
Il - wl1h tie Mnneje Flyers,
1nnGer Flanagan anneunoed
d s1dltssn u IL esquisItisn
1f Wyman, Manager RlaalgAn
B on1eGncsd thst ~ had signed
Il 0AnW, 1osDer All Western
1870, the title 81 which he J
ee1ed I after hls spectacular
p1ot1ng for The Un1versity Of
4 yeGrnGhs teams 81 1o17.1Ol6.
4 1o1A Shaw will alse report 70.
1Deerew and viii be seen y
astien Sunday ct Douglas park.
Tho insertion of Wyman and
haW into the Independents lineup
~ two Of the proposed changes
ctuated by weaknesses displayed
lAst Sundays game with the st.
hi Ideals. Wymah to Bastian.
0Fling for the University Of Min
Dscla eleven, comprised the worlds
eeatest forward passing combina-
Qn, IN which Wyman was known
= have thrown the football almost
~ full length Of the field. While
~ Il . regular backfield man. he
nay be used to good advantage at
"a.
Switch Lyle to Guard.
The acquisition Of Shaw will ne
egeatate the changing Of Lyle 10
right guard to make room for the
|1lg e1-Cornhusker tackle, who will
ID "Cupe" Buland's running mate
20 ten games to come. With Shaw
10 his regular position, and Lyle
nt guard, It % expected that the
k1oesred effect will be produced
against the Muncie Flyers.
Manager Flanagan also announced
e1oe reasons tentative schedule
Which II ~ follows:
|0o6 -Nuncie Flyers in Rock Is.
land.
ct NcAAnmend in Rock Island
Eeel 17-Staleys In Rock Island.
lot A-Racine Cardinals or Chi
oago Tigers in Chicago.
0eG S1-Wheeling Nv. va.) Cole,
gians in ROck Island.
NOV. 5-Staleys IN Decatur.
New. l1-(Arnistice Day. Independ
ents in Monmouth.
New. H-lndependents in Chicago
opponent undetermined.
New. S1-lndependents I'm Canton.
New. 26-Akr0n Indians In Rock IL
land.
Manager Flanagan is bend.n,
every effort to bring the Cantor
Bulldogs to Rock Island and TO
iris reason he IL leaving two date
Oct - and Nov. II, open tenta
lively. with the possibility of beinl
E4ele to cancel the game witt
heelfng. scheduled for Oct. 81.
TAoEpe's Only Game.
Advicss from Canton state tina
fln Thorpe has signed all Of b;
[31nt years performers, including
ECalac. Guyon, Buck, Edwards an
Howe. However, the big Indian. a
reported heretofore, will pr0babl
mot play in any game but that Wit
Ethe independents. Jim has Amos
decided that he has had his fill o
Football as q player, but realize
1.-The importance of his services il
Efho ldeDendentS' game.
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Only HApef DODA

That scoreless tie ~ q criterion
u only the result Of paper scrutiny
1t does not indicate the above re-
verses. It merely indicates that
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-09
FOR QUICK RESULT3 TRY THE
"WANT-ADS" IN THE FREE
TRADER JOURNAL.
A WONDERFUL
DEMONSTRATION

An unusual demonstration OF a
wonderful Motor Oil which is al
trating wide attention will be held
all day at the
Glass tubes containing this remark
able Motor Oil are frozen in a solid
cake OF ice and the oil actually flows
as freely a in midsummer. This
extraordinary exhibition is proof
conclusive OF the low cold test o.
STREETS MOTOR OIL and show :
that the grade that is right for the
motor in the summer is right for all
the year around.
This is only one of the many
unique features tor which STREET s
MOTOR OIL is noted andeven If you
are familiar with the greatest motor
oil that has yet been produced We
urge You to visit this exhibit and
learn how the oil question" has been
solved.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-09
DEMPSEY TRAINS FOR
BOUT WITH BRENNAN

New York, Dec e. Jack dempsey
heayyweight champion poAi!jst Of
the world, continues iudu~uiou-ly Il;
his daily training stunts ia prepare
tion for his bout with Bill Brennan
the Chicago heavyweight, Al Madison
Square Garden ON Dec a. The big
champion is a most energetic worker
during his preliminary stunts and his
co-Workers are subjected TO the Sc.
Ferest treats.
The gymnasium Of the : :, GraH-
ite state sports mighty corps IT
Dempsey assistants. including BH.
Tate. who serves as the champiou's
first string mate during the toughest
Of the work Dan O'puwj of Boston
j. another ot Jack best be- $. There
has been a varied list OF sparria-
partners. but most of them have dc
serted under IRE Dempsey is none
too gentle in his handling Of the box
ing employees ana one day OF eruellin&
mauling usually suI'ices for most OF
them The daily work usually con
sists or road work, followed by rab-
downs, in the early part Of the day.
with the afternoon taken up by bag
punching, caIisthenics, rope skipping
and many rounds Of boxing Jack
Kaerns, Dempsey manager, never
Worries about Jack going through hi
G4ily workouts.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-09
MARSEILLES

taWa visitor today
Harold Baldwin OF Armstrong, Iowa
arrived this morning TO visit relatives
here
Rev. +. A Stephens has returned
trCm his trip 20 Viroqua, Wis
Wolfe Hagy was brought home today
from the Ottawa hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. S. Thornburg pass
ed the twenty,ninth anniversary Oh
their marriage quietly yesteday, Not
! even relatives We're invited to assist
in celebrating,
Mrs. George Cooper Of Bluff Street
who has been threatened with appen
dicltis, Is responding readily to treat
ment.
Sam Eppstein went to Chicago yes,
terday on business.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Mitchell OF
Clark street Baby and mother are
both doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Thompson an
nounce the arrival OF a baby at thei,
home on East Bluff street,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray HohensheIl an
nounce the arrival of a baby girl last
Saturday.
L.. Harris & Son, undertakers, have
moved from the Ebersol building -
the rear OF the barber shop on Main
street, in the Thirty building.
Roy Wiley will occupy the building
vacated by Harris 4 Son. engaging in
the real estate business. Mr. Wiley
has recently come from Esthervlle,
Iowa, where he was in business
Mrs. Lynn Edgett was here yester-
day In the interests Of the Royal
Neighbors.
Zida Wells from Oklahoma was Il
guest at the home Of his parents Nv
and Mrs. Ed Wells of Washington
street.
Mrs Charles Browne of Bond
street celebrated her birthday yes.
terday by entertaining a small party
of friends at her home
Mrs George Cooper of Bluff street
who was threatened with appendicitis
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-09
COL.OAN F|TzGERALO'5
SALE CALENDAR
FOR THE YEARS OF
1920 and 1921
OECEM Der. 1920.

Fri, H. Dick Wiley. 3 miles souD-
east Of Triumph.
sat, II, John J. Bowes, 800
worth OF farm machinery, Mendoza.
III.
Mon, 10, David Ryan, miles north
Of Lostant
Tuesday, IA, open.
Wed -. Frank v. Crane, 3 miles
south Of Troy Grove, on La Sale
gravel road,
Thurs. 10, Henry Newcomer, /
miles northwest of Utica.
Fri. H. Open.
Sat. is, Open.
Mono 20, VIM, Schuett, Brookiield
twp.
Tues, 81, II. NJ. Olson, Wallace twp.
We'd, 20, Lester Mclaughlin, "a
mile east OF Troy Grove.
Thurs, %. n w. Dana, y mile east
of Grange Hall. Waltham
Fri, -, Oepn
sat. Is, Christmas.
Mon, ~, Chas Robinson, c miles
north OF La Sale
Tues IS, open.
Wednesday, % open.
Thurs. 30, Abraham Kent. 2i2 miles
northeast Of Ottawa, on Cemetery
road.
Fri, 81, Jim Mizysak, 2 miles south
east Of Oglesby.