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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-26
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-26
KEEP OFF THE RAIL BOYS!

When you go TO Wisconsin on a
visit and decide to drop into a soft
drink emporium for an ice cream or
a glass of grape juice, keep far
enough off so you cannot put your
foot on the rail or place your glass on
the counter. Otherwise you will find
yourself behind the bars, according
to Assistant Attorney General Mes
serchmidt, interpreting the new state
prohibition law.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-26
JAPANESE DISCOVER
WAY TO MAKE IRON

Toxic, Aug. IA new process
by which sand iron, or magnetic sand
may be converted into pig iron and
thence into steel has just been made
public by Goro Matsukata and DR.,
Asobu Naito.
The discovery, the scientists aver,
will not only revolutionize the steel
industry in Japan, but of the world.
The process is carried out by means
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-26
LAY BIG TELEPHONE CABLE

What is said to be the largest tcle-
phone cable in the world has been
laid across the Detroit river. con-
meeting Detroit and Windsor. Ontario
The cable has 400 pairs OF wires. is
four inches in diameter. 3.0p feet
long and weighs $1,000 pounds. It
is claimed that 500 simultaneous con-
versations can he carried on at the
same time over the new cable
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-26
ENFORCE CIGARETTE LAW.

Suspecting that certain stores were
selling cigarettes in violation of the
state anti-cigarette law, Topeka,
Kans. police raided S5 stores, confis-
Gated all cigarettes found and arrest
ing the proprietors. Official warning
was issued some time ago that the law
would be enforced. but continued vio-
lations precipitated the raid.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-26
BOY KILLED BY BOMB

While playing with a bomb which
12-year-Old Frank Cafaro of Brook
Ign, N. ", and his two brothers had
found on the quarantine grounds of
Staten Island, one of the boys banged
the detonator of their new toy with
hammer. The explosion blew Frank
to pieces and seriously injured his
brothers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
sTECHER OUT OF
WRESTLING FOR
A YEAR, Is VIEW

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 15.-Joe Stech-
er. former heavyweight wrestling
champion of the world who lost his
title to Ed tStrangler) Lewis a
month ago. is suffering from a
stroke Of paralysis in his right arm
and shoulder, according to an an
nouncement made here yesterday
BY Dr.. Lee Edwards, who is trea'-
ing the ex-champion.
Stecher has been suffering from
paralysis for some. time, but 1t did
not become noticeably serious un-
til his return from New York last
month. Since that time he has
been under the care Of physicians.
The paralysis, according to Or.
Edwards, is the result Of q head
lock clamped on the champion some
time ago, but did not become no.
ticeable until after the match a
month ago, at which time Stecher
lost his title to Lewis by the head
lock hold.
Stecher was confined in an Om-
aha hospital for three weeks imme-
diately upon his return here from
New York.
According to the announcement
Of the physician Stecher will be
unable to Renter the wrestling
game for at least one year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
KNOCKS lands
FOR ACCEPTING
BASEBALL RULE
Chicago Attorney Would Have Con.
gress Compel Judge to Choose
Between Positions.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-A petition pro-
testing against the employment Of
Judge K. n. Lands as national
baseball commissioner has been
prepared by Thomas J. Sutherland.
a Chicago lawyer, and sent to MEN,
bers OF congress from Illinois, it
was learned today.
In letter to Chicago newspa-
pers, informing them of his action.
Mr.. Sutherland is said to have urg-
ed that they comprehend the I'M
portance OF this position, and call
ed their attention to this attempt
to mulct the government. and also
to set an example Of vicious influ-
ence to public service"
Basis of Protest.
The petition demands action rel
alive to Judge Lands serving both
as a judge and An agent Of the
baseball commission.
1t seeks to show that the Judge.
in accepting an annual salary from
the baseball commission OF $42,50O
a year, while drawing a salary Of
$500 a year as federal Judge. is
acting in violation Of the spirit Of
the statutes preventing a govern
ment Official engaging in remuner-
alive private enterprises.
BarteriEg Charged.
Judge Landis." says Mr.. Suth-
erland in his petition, "by his con-
tract with the leagues has attempt
ed to barter away what belongs to
the government and all the people,
to an organization of special few,
and to receive therefrom an ONCE
of profit in direct violation OF the
mandates OF the constitution and
laws.
Unfortunately. it has been done
publicly and cstentatiously, with
all its visions and demoralizing in
fuences; and if his action is to re-
main unchallenged by congress. it
will become an incentive to law
yers Of a certain class to seek 8p-
pointments to the federal bench
Will INC pul posc partly VI uofuS
precisely what he has done, to its
degradation.
Landis' Reply.
When told OF the petition, Judge
Lands said:
Il looked into things we'll before
accepting this baseball work l
feel that l did right in accepting
the place offered to me-"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
AURORA TO HAVE
GOOD RING SHOW
ON MONDAY NIGHT

Aurora. Ill, Jan. 15.vThe first of
a series Of all-star boxing shows
will be held At Aurora next Monday
night. There will be three l0-round
bouts. featuring Jimmy Kelly and
Joe Dillon. Joe Berger and Johnnie
Lewis and Al futile and Vic
Hirsch. Every bout looks like a
windup and the show is bound to
get a large Chicago following. The
bouts will be staged by Jim Mullen
and Ed PURIFY. working In eonjunc-
ton with Jack Sager. the Aurora
promoter. II 10 planned to hold
strong card of bouts every two
weeks. A special train on the Au7
rora & Elgin will leave the Wells
stree. station At s::35 o'clock on the
evening Of the bouts. .
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BIG TEN BASKET
TEAMS ALL PLAY
GAMES TONIGHT

Chicago. Jan. 15.-Spirited COM
petition in the western conference
championship basketball race may
be expected tonight when all the
big teams get into action for the
first time this season. Wisconsin
will clash with Chicago. Ohio plays
with Michigan. Iowa opens with
Michigan, iowa opens with Mime
sofa and Northwestern will take
the floor against Purdue.
The belated start of Chicago,
Iowa and Minnesota in the race
has given these teams a longer
practice period and a chance to de-
velop teamwork. Wisconsin, re-
garded as the dark horse in the
race, has played two conference
games, winning one of them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
SOUTH BEND GETS
TOM GIBBONS FOR
GO WITH VBRIEN

South Bend, Ind. Jan. 15-South
Bend gets on the pugilistic map
Tuesday night, Jan. Is, VIXEN Tom
my Gibbons of st. Paul, one of the
foremost challengers of Heavy
weight Champion Jack Dempsey,
boxes Dick O'Brien OF Cincinnati
over the 10-round route
Local promoters are making prep
arations to care for the greatest
crowd that has ever attended a
boxing contest here. Gibbons has
beaten many classy heayyweights,
among them Harry Creb and just
now is being primed for a match
with Dempsey.
II Gibbons scores decisive vic
tory there is possibility that he
will meet Dempsey here. The local
promoters have bid for the cham
pion's services several times, but
have been unable 10 land him for
various reasons. principal among
them being the lack of suitable
opponent. They figure a Gibbons
Dempsey bout will hold up and are
prepared to bid for it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
Rock Island and Moline Hi
Basket Elves Meet Tonight
In Quad-City Title ARRAY

best team. Duncan and Biehl are
pair Of fast, shifty forwards that
will make any team step fast to
keep up with them. Duncan was
i'll last Saturday and failed to show
up in any kind Of form in the Cam
bridge battle. Heis in fine shape
today, and it is thought that he
will play Z whirlwind game against
Moline.
Biehl Good Floor Man.
Biehl, at the other forward, al.
though not getting as many bask-
cts, is An expert floor man. He
covers the whole door in fine shape
and helps the guards capture the
ball from the opponents At all
times. He has . good basket eye,
also. especially for looping in long
ones.
Captain Rosenkranz. at center. is
the most consistent scorer On the
team. He covers the door, and be-
sides helping out the guards, al
ways has time to loop in most Of
his teams baskets. His jumping
is good, and First Of the Moline
squad will have to be q mighty tall
man to outjump him.
At guard, Henke and Hall are
two of the best defensive players
that will be found in these parts.
Henke. at running guard. plays a
fine game and always accounts for
two or three baskets. Besides a
good basket eye, his defensive
playing is good. and Moline will
have to work hard to get any bash-
cts from him. Henke will have but
one more game after this before
his ninth semester starts.
Hall in Good Form.
Hall, the gack guard, although
inexperienced and rather slow, has
been showing up in good form in
the earlier battles. He is big and
tall and it is difhcult to get around
him. Captain Lundberg Of the
"Swede" squad and Hall played
against each other in football and
a lively time is expected when
these two meet.
The usual lineup will start for
Moline from all appearances-Cap-
tain Lundberg and Toline at for
wards. First at center, and Schmidt
and Heider at guards. Captain
"Swede" Lundberg and First are
the only men ON the maroon and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Three fast games were played BY

Three fast games were played by
the senior teams in the Sunday
school basketball league at the ".
N. C. A. last evening. The unde-
feated Baptist team piled mp an
other victory by defeating the FIJI
teenth Avenue Christian. II to 10.
Baptist, II: Huber and Owens,
liz: Dahlenr and Battles. re: Battles
and Hoffman,; me-: J. Owens md HUI
Der. II: Sundeen. RI.
Fifteenth Avenue Christian. 10:
Wilson, RI: Levin, II: Hankin, c;
Strauch. re-; Wood, Is.
Summary-Field goals. Levin, 3:
Owens, /: Battles, 1: Hoffman, :;
Sudden, 4. Foul goals, Levin, 4;
Huber, l.
The Central Presbyterian and
Second Christian game ended in an
easy victory for the Central Pres
bterians. 81 to 2.
Central Presbyterian. 81: ".
Schafer, RI; Lamp, II; DOMAIN. c:
Ryerson and PANEL, re-; Pannell
and Arnold, lg.
Second Christian, 2: Lukenbil
and Sisco. lg: Crowley, re-; Fisher.
c; Atkinson and Loden. II; Benin, RI.
Summary-Field goals, ". Schaf-
er. s; Lamp, S; DOMAIN, S; Behn, l.
Foul goals, Lamp, l.
Superior teamwork and condition
of the Settlement team made the
Oak Grove quintet easy victims for
their opponents. the gGme resulting
in a score Of 80 to 10.
Settlement, 80: G. Finch and z.
Baker. lg; r. Pealstrom. re-: F.
Baker and W. Baker. c; G. Gregg
and o. Lundquist, II; ". c. Barker
and Pealstrom. RI.
Oak Grove. 10: B. Metcalf and
W. Metcalf. IF; B. Metcalf, II: H.
Carlson and Jergenson, C: Jergen-
son and B. Metcalf, RS: R Carlson,
lg.
Summary-Field goals. B. Met
calf, /; Jergenson, 3: r. Pealstrom,
!; F. Baker, 3: W. Baker. /; W. c.
Barker. 6; Pealstrom, 4. Foul
goals, B. Metcalf. .; W. Baker. 2;
W. c. Barker, /.
Morris briggs refereed the games.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
By FRIER ECOLLISTER

One OF the hardest basketball
games ever held between the two
schools is expected tonight when
Rock Island meets Moline in the
Moline high gym at 8 O'Clock. On
paper, Rock Island has a slight ad-
vantage. but the ''Swedes" are pre-
dieting an overthrow OF dope when
the game starts.
Both teams have put in a hard
week Of practice and have reached
mid-season form. Both coaches
have been putting special stress on
the defensive game and it is in the
guarding that the most fight Is ex-
pected.
Rock Island, on the basis of its
three previous victories, is gener-
ally expected to win. Moline, with
no victories and two defeats. has
been represented by the weaker
team until last week. During the
last few days there have been ru-
mors that the "Swede" squad is
greatly improved.
Home Court Advantage.
Moline has the advantage Of play
ing on the home floor. The large.
almost square. gym at the Moline
high is always a great handicap to
visiting teams. The lights over the
baskets are poor and it is often
dificult to see the hoop.
The lineup for the islanders is
expected to be the same that start
ed other contests. Duncan is back
In his old place at forward. along
with Biehl; Captain Rosenkranz.
playing center, and Henke and
Hall guards.
On the basis of individual play
ers, Rock Island looks like the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
Jess And Georges Make Jack Think


Los Angeles. Jan. l4.-Jaek Dsm,-
sey slipping! The Utah lid d.
MES 1t.
Get this straight" says Jack.
I never was a. good - / am a,d
pentier. '
Il haven't got good vet That
snDping talk il the bunk!s
Bsfli1e Oct
Ine champion II doing . little
boiling out ct one OF tha M
springs near here.
HIS manager. Jack Kearns. has
hooked some exhibitions in tie
northwest including Portland and
Seattle. Then they'll hit the trail
east. reaching New York about
Feb. l.
SO far Dempsey has settled On
No training plans for his bout With
willard ON st. Patrick's day.
Don't know where my training
camp will be pitched" says Jack
WIN Rsugh 1t.
I DO expect willard to give me
more than he did 1T Toledo
Jess underestimated me first
time up.
Hell be in better shape in
March"
After the willard tight Dempsey
plans q long rest in the mountains
This Is to fit him for the hard
training to come before the Car
pentier match.
The Dempsey-Carpentier bout il
SET Tor some time around July 2.
There's no telling where this
scrap is going to land" says Jack.
I'm taking Carpenter seriously.
The French boy and myself are
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
DEIVCSTON And
SWANSON LOop
WINNING SHOTS

(Specfal to The Areus.)

tSR9Ch1l w i w al 49,
Eureka, I'LL. Jan. 15.-AuguotAnA
defeated Eureka At basketoala here
last night BY displaying supertor
teamwork consistently, aosD1ee .
spirited Eureka rally In the second
half, the game resulting Nh
Bengstsn anl Swansen eelk.
Augustana led. 1873, ct thssend Of
the FIRST half, bat Eureka came
back strong in the last pertpa and
all but overcame AugiebS lead.
Baskets by Bengston and Swanson
put the game on ice for tho Rock
Islanders. The latter Two made
some OF the most sensational shots
for baskets ever witnessed on tho
local floor. 40
The game was fast all the way.
Eureka's defense around the basket
was exceptionally good. Andreen
Of AugustanA was disqualified after
committing four personal fouls.
Augie is in the best Of shape for
their battle tonight with Wesleyan.
Dennis. Mckenzie and Croker
Starred for Eureka II
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
white squad who have had previous

white squad who have had previous
experience.
Lundberg is rather slow and
heavy. but from reports has a mean
eye for the loop. Toline is smaller
and faster, but has not the expert
ence OF his teammate.
Schmidt. .the mainstay of the Mo-
line football squad, is the most
consistent defensive player on the
squad. Although this is his first
year in basketball he is already
showing up in good form.
First was sub-center last year
ana is a starting regular this win
ter. He is tall and rangy, and Cap
tain Rosenkranz will have a hard
time keeping track of him.
The Lineup.
Rock Island-Duncan, IF: Biehl,
II; Rosenkran2 tcaptain), C; Henke,
re-; Hall. ig.
Moline-Lundberg (captain), IF;
Toline. If: First, C; Schmidt, re-;
Heider, lg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
EWANEE ANGLES
FOR A BERTH IN
CENTRAL ASSN

Kewanee. ILL.,. Jan 15.-Impetus
was given yesterday to reorganixa-
ton Of the Central Baseball asso-
citation, including the following
cities: Waterloo. Marshalltovn. Du-
buque. Kexanee. Clinton. Burling-
ton. Hannibal and Quincy. Repre-
sentatives of these cities are called
to meet In Quincy soon TO discuss
details Of the purposed league An
Industrial league for this vicinity is
also in the making. These cities
are mentioned for membership:
Davenport. Muscatine. Clinton. Du-
rant. Walqu.st. De Witt. Geneseo,
kewanee and Cambridge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
SQUARES SIGN UP
STINCHCOMB FOR
STALEY CONTEST

Chicago. Jan. manager Bill
Harley OF the Logan Squares yes
terday was still waiting accept
anee Of his offer to c. r. Stinch-
comb, All-American halfback with
Ohio State last fall. Harley wired
him an offer to take part in Sun
days battle between the Staleys
and Logan Squares at Dexter Park
pavilion. and indirectly heard that
the great player would come ON.
The Staleys will put in today At
practice at some local gymnasium.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
REFUSAL rOMIX
COSTS WHITE
FRIEDMAN BOUT
Referee Stops Scrap and
Awards Sailor the
Decision.

Kenosha, Wis, Jan. 15.-Because
Charlie White was mot lighting. Sal
lof Solly Friedman OF Chicago was
awarded the referees decision in
their 10 round bout here last night.
The referee. ate. continually urs-
ing White to tight, stopped the has
CO in the last round. and gave
Friedman the decision.
Eenoeha's arena was not large
enough properly to house the at
traction Milwaukee promoters
should have grabbed on White and
the Sailor. They would have drawn
twice As much there as they did
here.
Crowd In ian at Door.
When the two Chicago special
trains pulled in with over 1000
fans the congestion in front Of the
main entrance was too much for
some. Strong men were pulled
around the sidewalk and street and
frail fappers were caught in the
jam and mussed up.
Many did not get in at all. while
numerous others were late for the
preliminaries.
1t would have taken a football
team to have bucked with success
the line at the doors.
Bill Frazer's skating rink never
held as many persons before and
may never be as crowded again
Some 1000 people wedged into tbs
joint and paid around $1,000 tc
howl at the gladiators.
White 2 to I Faverfc.
There was plenty Of wagering or
the windup. with White a favorit,
at 2 to /. Considerable change wa!
risked on q knockout proposition
with Friedman's pals betting hi
would stick it out.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
CITIES SEEK 1922
EI,KS' ALLEY PLAY

Toledo, Ohio. Jan. lA-Budalo,
Lima and Chicago are contenders
for the 1922 convention OF the Ma
tional Elks' Bowling association, it
was announced yesterday by Jack
Hagerty. Toledo member Of the ex-
ecutiye board. The 1921 toufna-
ment will be held in Toledo begin
ming Feb. IL. Entries close Feb.
s, M. Hagerty announced.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
Ruth ON HUNT,

New York. Jan. 1S.-"Babe" Ruth
will leave for hunting grounds in
Georgia tomorrow to see II he can
hit deer and Wild turkeys ~ well
q he can home runs. He will be
ons Of . large party.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15

Urge PFsndessajt % .Ac-
cept Game for Next
Sunday.


George II. Halas. manager OF the
Staley-Thorns professional football
hafnstOFmefs. wrote Manager Joe
PrendeFgast Of the Rock Island In
dependents yesterday urging him to
accept . return game . week from
tomorrow in the Dexter Park pa
vflion, Chicago, scene Of the MEM
ofable defeat Of the same combine
ton BY the islanders last Sunday.
While Manager Prendergast has
not yet closed the deal. It 10 likely
that he will agree to terms or in
duce Haias to compromise either
today or tomorrow.
Take Own THE.
The feature Of Halas' request for
. return match il his own declara-
ton that hereafter his eleven will
resume its rightful title-the Sta
leys. thereby dropping the hypAen-
ated Thofns. It 10 probable that
Paddy Driscoll will be signed to OPP
pose the Independents in case the
game Is scheduled.
The Staleys were weak in the
pivot position last Sunday, Gep-
ford, former TINT quarterback.
showing up quite nervous in the
thick Of the islanders spirited and
crushing attack. The Staleys meet
the Logan Squares Of Chicago to-
morrow afternoon in the Dexter pa
vilion and are reported to have
streL gthened themselves greatly.
Manager Prendergast hopes to
get Sid Nichols and ODE Wenig
back in view Of accepting the Sta
ley terms. Wenig could be used to
great advantage at end, allowing
Lyle to return to tackle or guard
position. Nichols could be used
with equal effectiveness as quarter
back or halfback. These are the
only additions contemplated at this
time.
johnson Signs.
Matchmaker Pat Dietz of the
Davenport Legion A. c.. announced
today that Walter johnson Of Mo-
line, had posted q side bet of $500
that he can defeat Jack Racer Of
Davenport The boys were signed
Immediately for nextsFriday night
at the Burtis theatre, and john
sons money covered by the Racer
contingent.
Dietz also announced that efforts
will be made to sign Johnny Dona-
due of Rock Island, and Eddie Sum-
mers of Muscatine, to box the six
round semi-windup on the same
card. Donahue's established come
back, as we'll as Summers nifty
knockout of Battling Solik. Detroit,
at the Eagles New Year boxing
party, serves to indicate the class
of such a match for the Davenport
show.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15

while he was in his corner, but he
came up gamely. Leonard landed
q left hook on the race and Richie
almost dropped him with a terri1c
cross to the jaw. Bonnie jabbed
both lefts to the face and wind and
ducked away from another wicked
right. A left hook from Leonard
to Riches face sent the western
boy to the ropes. Leonard missed a
right for the head. but hooked his
left to the jaw. and they were
sparring 1t the bell. Mitchell's sec
onds kept working on his injured
eye during the intermission. Round
even.
Fearth Round.
Mitchell missed = right for the
head and Benny hooked , left and
right to the face. Benny landed .
hard left on the bad eye and booked
his right to the head. Benny
blocked Mitchelrs leads. hooking q
left to the face and another to the
stomach. Mitchell kept boring In,
but was sent back with left and
right to face. They were sparring
ct the bell. Leonard's round.
Fifth RDund.
Benny hooked . LEFT to head and
right to body and ducked safely
from . right swing. Benny blocked
most Of Riches leads and kept jab-
bling at the injured eye. Richie
landed straight left 70 the nose
just before the bell. Leonard's
Yound 81
Sixth Deund.
Leonard crossed his right to the
Jaw, sending Mitchell down foe .
count Of nine. Benny jabbed left to
face and body ard crossed his right.
seeding Richie staggering into IN
outer corner. Then he hooked his
right to the Jaw and Mitchell went
down. He took the count Of zine.
then staggered gamely to his feet.
bat he vas unable to stand and the
re1srss stoDpsd The light