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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24
3-E1E INCLUDED
WITH orr 0NENTS
or MAJOR DRAFT
HolDeUsys League Has
Not Vetsd a Ques-
ton.

Nav York, Feh "a code Of
procedure for istsv-lsssue vssk-
iAgs n osgaAised BASEBALL. which
clarifies . mass Of detail omitted
When the recent agreements be-
tween the mAj0r. and the major and
minor leagues, were drafted, Was
passed hare yeatarday by N inter-
league committeh appointed several
weeks ago BY Judge X. n. Lands.
Each club ID to be allowed to
carry 40 pisyeTs on it, roster dur
Ing the ot-season. and Is from
May to Sept. !.
Players held by q club under
optional agreements must be count
ed as members.
New Fam Rale.
Each major league team will be
permitted to farm" NO more than
eight plsysPs>suhjsct to recall be-
fore the end Of the playing season.
Glass IA leagues are permitted six.
Class A league teams. five. Glass
B, four, and Glass C, three.
Five leagues which have rejected
principles 81 the draft will not be
permitted to EXERCISE on teams Of
inferior rating, Or the privilege they
have denied to the leagues Of high
er rating. They viii not be able
to acquire, under the code, any
drafted player within yeasof the
time Of draft,
Tha Five LeAgaes.
These i've leagues include thFet
Class IA organisations, the Ameri
can association, the new InteFna
tional league, and the Pacific coas
league, the Western league Of Clas,
A rating. and Three-I league, I
B body.
No Official vote On the draft In,
been taken by Three-Eye leagu'
club e4elals, Secretary Marrow
BFougA Of the Rock Island Pans
assecaatjoa, said today when In
formed Of the shove dlSpetsk III
surnlse j. advanced that Prssiden
Al Tearney, whose Western leaeu
rejected the Draft several days aga
has acted upon hia own initiative
and, reported the draft unfavofabl
to the Three-Rye league. A 1ecen
tab Of opinions revealed that tn
majority Of club presidents were h
favor OF accepting The draft.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24
THE
EVERGREEN
WILDCATS
BY JAMES W. EGAN
| Copyright, 1921, by the News
paper Enterprise Association.)

Editors Note-Squawk Nc
Cuff sets out to manage a bunch
of transforming college grads,
with a sentimental, rich and
temperamental star twirler, V.
Morgan Brewster. The plot
thickens when Brewster gets
strange anonymous messages
signed Raspberry and has a
tiff with Lola Chandler.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24

Los Angeles, Calif. Feb. "a
Bobby Meusel, outfieldef Of the
New York Americans, said here to-
day he had returned unsigned the
second contract sent him by the
management of that club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24
MAUPOME DEFEATS
CATION IN FIRST

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 14.-Pierre
Maupome took tbs first block OF
his thfee-cushion billiard match
with Marc Cation, San Francisco,
last night, winning by 50-45 in IS
MninAA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24

Harry Lennon, manager for Tom
my Comiskey Of st. Paul, writes
that Tommy has been matched with
Jimmy Nuss for the Davenport le-
gion show Thursday. March 10.
Fans will recall their last meet
ing in the old Empire rink when
Comiskey weathered the last three
rounds despite a heatstroke that
rendered him all but unconscious.
The result OF the bout was far from
satisfactory to Tommy and his
manager and the new match was
accepted eagerly.
Lennon reports that Tommy ID cd.
ing along nicely. He boxed . mid
dle.weight before the st. Paul A. {.
q week ago and, Lennon says, the
latter Was badly battered for all al
his ls.paund advantage. Little
Tommy boxed around that 1eN-
pound bird like . submarine chas-
Ing q $attleship," writes Lennon,
He cepcludes BY predicting that the
st. Paul flash expects to defeat
Nuss beyond all further dispute.
When Elmer benson was in Rock
Island last week be told The In
slider that he would rather play in
Rock Island this year than any
where else. Elmer conferred with
the club officials and expressed
himself az satisfied. This removes
all necessity of negotiating further
for the services of "Dutche Keller
man, BlOomer infielder. Benson
returned to Manly, Iowa, Sunday
nisht. He seems to have discover
ed the fountain of YOUTH" unless
looks Are deceiving.
Jimmy Nuss is expected to get q
great ovation when he enters the
ring AGAINST ~Geats" Dolg nexl
Tuesday night ut the Illineis then
tire. The little middleweight is one
Of the most picturesque character.
ever produced in the tri.eitles
Promoter Smith Of the Rock lslanl
Independent. A. c. attempted Il
Match Jimmy with Charley "Chief'
Rodgers, but the fact that the lattel
had to cancel two engagements Il
undergo . slight operation preclud
ed his acceptance Of such q bout
That would have made . CRANE
natch-a 1o.strike for whoeyel
gets Nuss and Rodgers together.
Various tri-eity parties from
time to time have attempted to per
suade Bob GsNfaith. proprietor o
the Empire garage, to lend hans
to the boxing game and lease hi
,premises for high class boxin,
shows. Bob has rejected all sucl
proposals, but it is believed tina
| something might be accomplished
along the same lines before mex
season. 1t is reported that Bo1
has the promoting bee himself
Anyway. Babe Meanor's oil
arena 10 tho only adequate site TO
Rock Island boxing exhibitions.
Next week 1t this tina Manage
George McQuillan Of the Island
I IN, Vln have arrived here to hogiI
aellvN preParat1ons 1nr The Hey
Three Eye campaign. WIN Zine
Reason hack IN Tie field. Gus Par
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24

April.
A New York diaRatch states that
five minor leagues, including the
Three-Eye, have rejected the draft
rule and attributes the report to
the committee appointed to draft
the agreement between the majors
and minors. Those who have re-
jected the draft, according to this
committee, are: the International
league, American association, Pa
eific Coast league, Western league
and Three-Eye league. So far as
known, the Three-Eye league has
taken no ofiicial action on the draft.
The consensus is a majority of the
club presidents are inclined to ae-
cept the agreement.
Great interest has been manifest
in Tomorrow nights basket clash
between the Rock Island and Das-
export q1intets up In the August
ana gym. Things haven't progress
I'd very easy lor the islanders
since the loss Of Henke, star guard.
Dlsinclinatien on the part Of one
! or two other players to practice
has served to impair the teamwork
that showed such bright prospects
earlier in the season. Stlll, the IS
landeFs can pick up tomorrow night
and annex the tHi.city title by d.
feating Davenport.
The Augustana quintet will close
Its regular season tomorrow and
Saturday against Armour and De-
kalb, respectively. The absence Of
Gus Andreen and the temporary
slump Of Bengston, star loopey,
have greatly impaired the gener-
al effectiveness of the Augie scor-
ing machine. Andreen will return
to the game this week end and
Augie is expected to close the sea
son with two more victories. II
is hoped that teamwork defects will
!, be rectified in time for the team
to give a good account of itself in
the Decatur tournament nexl
month. Art Swedburg deserves a
deal Of praise for his great work
with the Augie athletes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24
MolINER GUSTS
vI|cn FOR BEST
PIN CAME PLAY
Bergman Of Peerless Five, RSll,
go. Topping nFiAin Star ~
One Pin n Davenport Games

John Bergman of the Peerless
bowling team, Moline, rolled into
first place In the singles event Of
the Davenport tournament last
night when he smote the naples
for score Of 25s, Bergman tapped
the score of John WITCH, Drifill
team star, by one pin. WITCH rolled
into high Tuesday night with 1853.
The Peerless team shot into first
place in the fivssman event. scoring
a total of 2,7a5 pins. This was
three more pins than the total
amassed Sunday by the Utica cIath-
iers of Dea Moines. Bergman's
great playing ended with his frat
game for, thereafter be fell down
heavily and failed to bowl above
the average.
Cavanaugh and StFayer Of the
Drifills, rolled into fifth. place in
the doubles event with l,ll7. Ben
Mueller of the Mueller Lumber
company. team, Davenport. scored
56s in the singles and went into
ninth place. Camp of the Tychsep
Clothiers, Bradford, ILL.,, won fifth
place in the singles with 5S5.
Atkins and Schlueter, Davenport
amassed 1,f07 pins in their doubles
event and took sixth place.
The scores INFLOW:
One Game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24
HOPPE QUITS,

Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. e4.-Wiilie
Hopes forfeit for match with
Edouard Horemans, Belgian cue
billiardist, was withdrawn because
terms could not be agreed upon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24

Quillan viii meet Gus and Con in
Chicago next Tuesday and Q, word
from him Is expected to bring them
both to terms. McQuillan exDects
to have everything IN readiness for
the players to report the first Of
April.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-24
Under HELD
2vORIIEovER
||lcER TONIGHT
ITHE CAlll.

X r,hnny Donahue, Rock Island.
49, lack Racer, DsvooDest3
Tsssnls At l40 pounds,
ualtee johnson, Melipe, yer.
- ~ Sullivan, Peoria; PIX
1ssji at l3S pounds.
Ruek Powell, Rock Island.
,essus Elmer Kelly, Dsveapen,
- rounds at 1875 psuads.
walter Needy (KM Cgtie),
- Island, versus 1snk Snow.
~ Peoria: four rssads at 1s8
vegnl.
, 1921-03-17
AUCTION.

IT the request Of ROBT. L. MERWIN,
as attorney in fact for the owners.
~ there will be offered for sale at a
Public Auction to be held at the under
signed Vendue Office at the Fort in Fred
eriksted on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
EMPLOYMl N IT


a GOOD commission prop, tut p 20 t,khi
-ii.N care World fsr ep1 t'ftnrnt
AUTO and tractor eApcru eorn 800 10
$500 per month, "" tes,l ELL branches
iighting and starting wei. Nni'"ht
practical experience IA 90 weeks 9nr
explains eyerythinC. write AtiaN, mart
lets Auto school, lS6 n. y peh" N''
Wchiia, Kan.
ANY INTELLIGENT person. either Fos,
may earn 800 To- 500 mnf Rny guit".
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ilcuiars. Rational rrcss bureauA i'ui'''".
ADVERTISING solicitor. e-tabiis " publ.
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and st ease with business u. 81 b'.r
qualifications and phone numb,I 'V' NJ
World.
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In A DETECrtyE-ibo.ttoo -, Hy,
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LucSe. ~ Louis.
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Institute, h1-A Columbus, OHIO. -
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hayk no trouble placing our gradunt,N
Just ss rapidly as they become qualified
Learn II riEht--Httoud the tulsa BualuusHf
College, 1911 East ThirT street Osag.
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FrRNtruRE nnishcr aud upholstcrcr,
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FIREMEN, hrskemon, beginners 1850.
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FtREMEE. nraketucn, baFgagctucu, $40.
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Railway bureau. Essi 81 Louis lll.
GOVERNMENT positions paying ti.GOO to
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nation free, Federal Auditors League,
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GOVERNMENT needs railway mail clerks
li33 to ti92 month. write FOR free
specimen questions. Columbus Institute,
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LEARN AUTOMOBILE HUslNEsS
Thorough, practical course, repairing ana |
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TULSA AUToMpBILE SCHOOL
Fourth StrAt at Eigin,
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MEN WANTED to sArn $4,000 10 SIC. 900 |
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hOoMs fOh REM FihNtSHto "
EtGHTH W. 209--Nice large sleeping
porch. with prlvatesliying room.
FOR RENT-One nice bedroom. conven.
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ron RENT beautifully furnished
large bedroom. with or without garage
rent cheap Usage sui.
FIFTH. W, 727--Nlco sleeping room
close in. 50 OsaKe b72s.R.
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MEN WANTED
TO BECOME
WIRELESS OPERATORS
Permanent positions; good fuArs. no
strike, salaries tl2S 10 1900 pcF month
and W including expenses iu most cnaoa.
10 previous experience OF knowledge of
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INTERNATIONAL wIBELEss
INSTITUTE
Minneapolis. Minnesota,
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MEN wanted 10 qualify Tor urenen, brake
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81 Louis.
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MEN wanted Tor detective work, expert
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MEN-I72 a wcek to special men 10 travel
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ONO.
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MEN--is a day. DISPLAY new patented
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IA
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SPECIALITY SALEsMAN. must hay.
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Z inrc $3.50 M. "2h Robinson bIds.
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FINANCIAL
nUsINEss OrPORTuNITIEs

4 FINE lunch room. doing good cheap
fur cush. Can at ~ ". Archer
DANDY fruit and lunch stand doing
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standard Advertising Agency, 200, ST.
. uutH Mo.
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.,l, N, Married man With I've Years
.suprirntr iu Hcfrirr department pf
eastern automobile factory. desires place
] Vtu IuiHn e. ,uteru. ircftr tu connect 40
= n the - in 'ustry nnd salary ~ not I'M
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HALEs A0EN1E I8U mHAr 90 ~ % \
day selling 'rH#eu NowlCHtuer iilnt}
bags aud waterproof Aprons. Improved
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
sALLsMEN AND AGENTs

AGENTS rig sure profits and easy, iai
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

ruE on Ficid nustucss Exchange vii
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

PEORIA s. 1.-two large. newly fur.
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g9gg-I
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HANKFoRT, s.. i2i5-Fwo desirable.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
wnTRE TO rAr

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EMPLOYMENT


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

FOR 5ALE rue l,pse uf Que taffy-pnning
machine sUd one kiss cutter. ~ North
Main
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AMERICAN Window cleaners UuCD
window cleaning l5c, floor waxing At
pfe-wer prices The 30 II ligh, People.
Osawo fh2T.
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nrl.r MNNrnn-ItMAI.E

AT OS,I. Five brght capable iahicp tc
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SEQ to t5t por wooh. railroad fare paid
write bt once Goodrich prug CO., Dept.
kUT Omaha Eth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

NuuWAluEE. b0uksecpc- 2 }c,ra'
experience. uiso oil rsil material man
r.i.at,U cnucoru. Address boH 5l6-M
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Clearing more Than any restaurant IN
.t-n can bs bought right for cash. This
rell b0bF dut Niil stand ngssuga-
Address D. a. SlNGER
nos s. Nurt9a Ave
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work SIDE. will worN a4 tvu.i ihIrdcr /
.aud wuta reliable. county seat weekly
rg NJ world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

w hENf-~rhree furnlsned rooms for
s,o ''A'ep'ng, Inquire Si53l T. Jeffer-
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WANTED-py young lady furnished fpor
in exchange for company or care % ohll
drem IN sNenInE unfel.nrn- l.m- 81 MmrLI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

For stIlr W,I established rla'ne.t cf
Euurr4I mafrUauf'sr. H'."t wN' invoice
ai,rt g. 500. NNI rent ft.Jr uuuiiub AZ
saor.Ira Cau 4t 800 81. teptia. Goo.
.HtIrNt.man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
r,rr>r A. M AMY

PATENTS TIA ~ MARKS
Ask us whether your 70 ade marks are
protected In South An - lea, write tui
Patent Hand Huuk 1 ruupt skilltul
service. Mum a Co. iu 4 ~. \. W,
Washington, %. c.. hu 4 ia3 WoolWoith
hldg.. Ncw york NY
PATENTS. Wttts for frc. III ulde books sud
evidence or conception I v OK send model
ur sketch and description Invention Tor
our free opinion of ltH 80 a. ntablo nature.
Highest references. prompt d t"nton, yeas.
1nablr terms. Victor j. y ans Co.
Ig4 ninth Washington. u. 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
siTuATIONs wANTnD-MALE

NRRtED Man, a. years old. Twins
! Tulsa an an round HaiesmhD ansi
"A o would like 20 connect with some
~ 'irm IN need % good man. Ad-
= 1Qs.M Wohd,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

IIUHIHOI HEkEEFINU ROOMs n
NINTH. W, 7t3--Two light houaekeep-
ing rooms; everything furnished. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

\ HOME VIII b" furniHhed mItilc sngcd.
Intelligent woman Who tan furnlAh
Hatisfactory references 40 addition com
prusatiou Will be- paid one villing 90
assist about tho house. Can between
and 10 "a I 0AUua lNI2 y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

FUK UENT- UIHITT TI0HI NTl hII-HNn pa
t0. room uutcl near frisco depot iu
TuisH. good opportunity for -iEh party,
Phone uSHge il2"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

ANT 10 interview tup-notch adyertis-
TAG man. boa ibl-A World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
AUTOMOBILES

..r,,y g. i7s7-Garage with ccaent
pidor doar Is per month. osaee g2Ss, ---.