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THE RUCK ISL'AXD AKGUS, JTCTESTVr, OCTOBER 25, 1010. S 'J THEY OWN TOWN Athletics Given Notable Wel come on Their Return Home from Chicago. PARADE, BANQUET, ETC. Five Members of (he Team Announce That They Are to Marry Dur ing the Winter. Philadelphia, Pa.. Oct. 25. The 'American league and world's cham pions reached home from their vic torious trip to Chicago a few min utes after 5 o'clock yesterday and were given a rousing reception by a crushing crowd of baseball fans headed by Major Reyburn. Although extra precautions had been taken to prevent the crowd from entering the Pennsylvania rail road station, the Athletic rooters out generaled the railroad officials. Huge gates had been erected at the en trances t' Broad street station, and no perscn was allowed to reach the train floor who did not have a rail road ticket. Not to be outdone by this piece of strajtegy, hundreds of the more ardent admirers of the champions lined up at the ticket windows and purchased tickets to nearby stations, thereby outwitting the railroad officials and at the same time crowding the big station to overflowing. A hurry call was sent to nearby FILTHY STOMACH Food Fermenting i Stomach Causes a 1 J jink Condition. When you have indigestion your food sours; many times it actually j rots and forms gases that poison the i blood. Take MI-O-NA stomach tablets if ! you want to change your bad stom ach into a healthy, clean one. MI-O-NA is the best prescription -for upset stomach and indigestion ever written. Nomatter how miser able your stomach feels, MI-O-XA stomach tablets give immediate re lief. Take MI-O-NA stomach tablets which are guaranteed to cure indi gestion and rid yourself of dizziness, biliousness, nervous or sick head ache, or money back. Take MI-O-NA tablets if you want to make your stomach so strong that It will digest the heartiest meal with out distress, and furnish good, clean, nutritious blood making elements to the body. Take MI-O-NA tablets, one or two with or after each meal, if you want to pet rid of that drowsy, tired out feeling. Fifty cents is all the Harper House pharmacy or leading druggists everywhere ask for a large box of MI-O-NA tablets. World's Series Batting and Fielding Averages ATHLETICS G. A.B. R. H. P. A. E. TC. Field. Bat. Baker, 3b 5 19 6 9 10 11 3 24 .875 .474 Collins. 2b 5 21 5 9 17 17 1 35 .971 429 Coombs, p 3 13 0 5 1 3 3 7 .571 .384 Davis, 1b 5 17 5 6 43 1 2 46 .957 .353 Murphy, rf 5 20 6 7 6 2 0 8 1.000 .350 Bender, p 2 6 1 2 1 2 0 3 1.000 .333 Strunk, cf 4 18 2 5 10 0 1 11 .909 .278 Thomas, c 4 12 2 3 27 8 1 35 .972 .250 Lapp, c 1 4 0 1 4 2 0 6 1.000 .250 Barry, ss 5 17 3 4 8 12 0 20 1.000 .235 Hartsel, If . ! . . . . ... 1 5 2 1 2 0 0 2 1.C00 .200 Lord, If, cf ' 5 22 3 4 8 0 0 8 1.000 .182 Totals 174 35 55 137 58 11 206 .947 .322 CUBS G. A.B. R. H. P. A. E. TC. Field. Bat. Chance, 1b 5 17 1 6 51 2 0 53 1.000 .353 Schulte, rf 5 17 3 6 4 0 0 4 1.000 .353 Tinker, ss 5 18 2 6 11 15 2 28 .929 .333 Hofman, cf 5 13 2 4 7 1 0 3 1.CC0 .307 Sheckard, If 5 14 5 4 8 0 1 9 .889 .236 Archer, c, 1b 3 17 1 2 27 3 0 30 1.000 .182 Zimmerman, 2b 5 17 0 3 10 18 1 29 .966 .177 Steinfeldt, 3b 5 20 0 2 2 12 4 18 .778 .100 Kling, c ; 5 13 0 1 11 7 0 18 1.000 .077 Cole, p 1 2 0 0 1 3 0 4 1.000 .000 Overall, p 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CO 'Beaumont 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 000 Mclntire, p 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 .500 .000 Brown, p 3 7 0 0 010 1 11 .909 .000 Richie, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.... .... Pfiester, p 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 1.000 .000 Needham 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 Reulbach, p 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1.000 .... Totals 158 15 34 132 74 10 215 .954 .215 Substitute batter. TOAL STILL LEADS BILLIARD CONTEST Adds Fifth Victory to String Last Night, Defeating Mullane Si mon Coming to the Top. This Week A FINE LINE OF THE LATEST COLLEGE POS TERS, SOFA PILLOWS AND PENNANTS. ALSO Watercolors, platinums, carbons, sepia prints and hand colored rnottos. Remember we give you expert framing and mat cutting and carry the most complete line of mould ings this side of Chicago. The -An Shop Foster & Reding , 1523 Second Ave. Phone West 1 tOO. Visitors Always Welcome. police stations, and about 300 po licemen were soon on the scene and kept the crowd back from the en trances. When the train pulled into the station the players almost had j to fight their way to the street from i the waiting room, where 20 automo- biles were waiting, the First Regi- ment band of this city and a crowd ; that stretched for a block in every direction. Headed by Mayor Reyburn, the players were escorted to the Reue-vue-Stratford hotel, Connie Mack riding in the automobile which won the recent COO mile race in Fair mount park. The players were entertained at a dinner which lasted until 8 o'clock, when the victors were taken to a local theatre. Here they attracted Will Toal continues to lead in the billiard tournament at the Arcade, hav ing added his fifth straight victory to his string last night at the expense of Mullane. The score was Toal (77) 77, Mullane (fi5) 33. Earlier in the even ing Ccok (70) defeated Spencer (r3) by a score of 70 to 52 and Hoag (77) won from Mullane (65) by a count or 77 to 49. Mullane appears to be help lessly on the bottom with four straight defeats as his record, while Simon is pushing Toal for the lead. Simon has three victories out of four games and has played in such brilliant form that he seems" assured of a majority of vic tories in his remaining games. ABE ATTELL EASY WINNER IN BATTLE Johnny Killiane of Cleveland, Was on the I lot real in All Kxrcpt One ltound in Fight. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 25. Abe At tell won the decision over Johnny Kil bane of Cleveland after 10 rounds of fighting here last night. The cham pions title never was in danger. Kil bahe, except in the eighth, was on the retreat. Attell continued to follow his opponent about the ring. Attel to Meet Conley. New Orleans, La., Oct. 25. An- infinitely more attention than did the i they were to be married shortly, actors. Then he Introduced her to his team- two of the stars of the recent series, are to use their winnings with which to furnish snug cosy corners and i nouncement was made last night that they acknowledge very freely that winning the series "helped some." Eddie is to marry Miss Mabel Doan, daughter of a Philadelphia manufac turer, and Jack will journey all the way to Texas to claim Miss Florence Riess of Palestine. Eddie I'lank goes to Gettysburg shortly to wed an old schoolmate. Yesterday afternoon Shortstop Jack Barry announced he had decided to "hook up." He did it after a pretty young woman had insisted upon kiss ing him before a howling mob of fans who met the team at Rroad street station. ' Amid the tears and congratulations of the crowd Jack announced that the young woman had a perfect right to ki.-s him. as Electric how Oct. 25-26-27, 1910 Abe Attell, the title holder, and Frankie Conley of Kenosha. Wis., will meet In a 20-round bout at the West Side Athletic club on Sunday, Nov. 13, for the world's featherweight championship. tation of a "rube." Mrs. Casey sings "When I Co Marching With Georgia" and the Majesticscope closes the bill. THREE-EYELETS Five Athletic to Marry. Five members of the Athletics are to become benedicts during the com ing winter. The only one of them who has ever had any experience in matrimony is Connie Mack, who has two grown sons. He is to marry Miss Katherinc Hollohan of Phila delphia. Eddie Collins and Jack Coombs, mates and the newspaper men as Miss Margaret McDonough of Boston. During the world's series Miss Mc Donough had been the guest of Mrs. Irn Thomas. Miss McDonough acknowledged lr.st night that she had promised to marry Jack immediately if the club succeeded in "bringing home the bacon." And now Tor the wedding march. Now that the world's series has been decided, the money cut up among the players and owners, perhaps the Three-Eye can have an inning or two. Our old friend. Tommy Tennant, who graduated from Decatur to San Francisco and made good, has been married at Frisco, his bride being Miss Agnes Sparrow, daughter of a merchant of that city. George Cutshaw, formerly at second with Blooniington, and since leaving the Three-Eye with Oakland, has beeu purchased by the New York Giants. As it is admitted new material is to be added to the Cubs next year it looks bright for Pitcher Clark, last season with Waterloo, and Cook, the Teoria hurler, both of whom have been secured by Chicago. The Illinois State Electric Association will meet in convention in Rock Island on the above dates and during that time One whole floor of the Safety build ing will be devoted to a display of all sorts of practical and convenient electric appliances for every use. Demonstrations of all the above appliances for home, office and factory will be a feature and will make this show well worth attending. Don't Miss It. It's Free SHAFFER LANDS A BERTH Former Davenport Manager With St. Joe Next Year. C. A. Shaffer, manager of the Daven- AMUSEMENTS i main i i iiuk.iu au jiui wil i. pwilWHll4 wP J II I nimi ii 'iir VfrtMif li r "i'' - - a Charles Wright, a promising second baseman of the Chicago semi-pro ranks, has been signed by Bloomir.g- - j..n. j..'vti.o i in I'm.., (lull UK tr.v ; "The patrons of the Illinois will bo : reuse lias been spared in the costly j Cubs Divide Money. . i . - - - . , . I nrodliction. Sillr;n:r. ilancinf and mn. I . in. . i lenueren a treat wncn ine tifMl iiov ; ' - mcago, wci. o. i ne umy runu- i is played in this citv tomorrow even-! ltT' T'V n'r'Tf ,' ' lation that Onager Chance and his j ine" promises the press a-ent "It 1 , ' ' dpIlsh,ful j players in the local National league f '--lsfs in'- ITfSs .win. "'and diverting entertainment. Lm n, , nf thp world's series' is a bright and effervescent musical team got out or me norms t,en , comedy. The title role is played y ' ... I was in the division of receipts, which; . ,w . w ... nvnun. iocct:rred yestoruay atternoon. r.acn : port club the greater part of the sea- Holland, who handled the team last son just closed, has signed to manage i year, looking after financial matters, the St. Joseph club in the Western ' Shaffer's contraci specifies that he can league next season. He will have ab-1 neither he fined, suspended nor dis solute charge of the players, Owner j charged during the playing season. E. Castecl. Pres. SI. S. Ileagy. V. P. II. K. hi mm on. Cash. Wednesday, Oct. 26. the Musical Dale V Itoos Present Comedy, "THE BELL BOY" Thirty People, Mostly fJirl, Beau tiful Costumes, Catchy Musical Numbers, A Strong Cast. Great Singing and Dancing Show. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Phone West 224. limmie Dunne. It is that of a:i Ens-! W0U WILL WANT THAT MONEY SOME ESiW. 1 i in mi r r mvr jr i . - mm I U L & i I AWAIT ! lish bell boy, which allows him wide i ; scope for his well known and ' nized abilities as a comedian." "A Jloguc's Honor,"' which will ap- j of the players received a check for i $1,315. Secretary Williams and Train I er Simmons were voted in for full recog-jl'car at me Illinois next Saturday, mat J Inee tiv.n evening, is from the pen ot liiorge D. liaker, the dramatic author; ! of "Grawstark." It is a costume plav oi tne periofi wnm .ew Orleans was a French possession. mmmmmmm "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S.-' "The Girl From Hector's" will be at the Grand tomorrow night. M. rotter is the author of the 'In somo homes the cause has I work, and despite the fact his past. "THE ROSARY." j A -new play to be produced in this i city at the Illinois theatre next Fri day is Rowland and Clifford's production.- "The Rosary, ' from the pen of I Edward E. Rose. "The play deals with the conditions In the American homes i seen i of the present day," writes the press I Paul 1 agent. i only just begun, while m others mis-; has been identified with plays of a ery and sorrow are always at the ; serious nature, he hit. upon a vein ot door. 'The Rosary" has just completed j humor in "The Girl'' which astonished ja three months' run in Chicago and is j even his most ardent admirers. It la inow packing the Garden theatre, New a long step from a play of the nature ork city, nightly.' of "Trilby." of which he was the au- jthor to an offering like that of his lat- "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI." Jest creation.. There isn't a dull line "The Girl in the Taxi" is announced ; throughout "The Girl From Rector's." to appear at the Barrymore next Sat- jThe success of the piece may be judg urday evening. This play created a ' cd from the fact that its earning ca setisaiion in Paris and upon its pro-j pacify at Weber's was many times duction in this country achieved the; greater than that of the same house Gotch Refuses to Meet Pole. Fort Dodge, Iowa, Oct. 25 Frank Gotch has refused to accept Zbyszko's challenge, backed by a $10,000 wager. The Buffalo club offered a $2't.0i)0 purse. Gotch says he is through with the mat game. longest run of any play of similar na ture in Chicago and Boston. It Is an nounced that a cast of unusual excel- I II tllllU IHIUMIIvU Wyi " 'fun "ml I'liii'nTil iii i'i tft fi i n i H i id v hnf '"-I -"ifi'i-fi 'nl'' Choked to D th But came back to life was resurrected by the Cut Rate Loan company. Ali commissions on loans absolutely cut into. Call or write. Phone West 177. Rates on furniture, pianos, live monds . Small loans on houses and Second Avenue, Rock Island, III. stock, dia lots. 1801 J. W. JONES, MGR, when the Weber & Fields' offerings there were .the sole topic of Xew York's theatregoing public. QUI N N MAKES PROMISE GOOD. Last week Manager Joe Quinn of the Majestic theatre promised his pa trons that he would have a big show for them this week. He has kent his word, for the show which opened at the Majestie last night is one of the best of the season. The stage Is con stantly occupied with a high class act. Willard's temple of music is worth seeing and hearing. There are five people in the company and they have a stage full of special musical instru ments and effects. They play well, too, and when they complete their act by playing popular songs on an imi tation saw mill with a darkened house and electric sparks and flashes play ing, the effect Is highly spectacular. But this is not the only good thing On the bill. Reiff, Clayton and Reiff, a trio of clever dancers, put on a series of comic buck dances and sing popu lar melodies in an altogether new and pleasing manner. They received much applause for their efforts. Karrell, the magician, does tricks of magic and has some highly mystifying things in store. Three pigs who can add. sub tract and tell things very well, for pigs, are brought by Farmer Jones, who is a real and not a vaudeville imi- AMUSERIENTS. It's Another Big Week at the MAJESTIC THEATRE Commencing today, Oct. days only !4, for three $1,000 SHOW $1,000 Headed by WILLARD'S TI..MPLK OF Ml SIC Six people, carload of musical instru ments. Largest act on vaude ville stage. Five Other Biff Feature Acts JHnt Miss This Big Show. Standing room sign was out early last night. Old phone 16S5. Friday, Oct. 28. Play of the hour by E. E. Rose. "The ROSARY" Three months in. Chicago, now playing to crowded houses at the Garden theatre. New York city. I "Like the Song and the Poem, It Will Live Forever." Company, Production, Klectrical Kf fects. Stage Settings and Cos tumes Ilejond Comparison. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Phone West 224. r- , ,1f 1rrtlir i muring t,-j if 'i iii'-fn'i ttWi'f1-'- j One hundred dollars at I per cent compound interest, will In 40 years amount t" over $700; in 70 years, to over S&J.OOO; in lOO years, to over .$!:. lOO;' and in ilOO years, to over one million, ev en hundred and twenty-nine thousand, three hundreds dollars ($1,720,300). A UGUSTANA YCEUM Wednesday Night, Oct. 26 8 p. m. Dr. Wm. A. Colledge Lecturer, author, educator, traveler. "SECOND FIDDLES' A preservation of the elements of success. The real reason for first and second fiddles in symphony of human life. Forceful, inspiring, sparkling with humor. COLLEGE AUDITORIUM Admission 50 Cents. Seats reserved at College phar macy, Phone West 556. Saturday, Oct. 29, Matinee and Evening. Emerson & Taylor Submit MR. PAUL LAGENEUVE The it French Romantic Actor in A ROGUE'S HONOR" By George D. Baker, dramatic author of "Graustark.'". A Carload of Scenery,; Correct Cos tumes. Prices Night 2.c, 50c, 7."c, $1.00. Matinee, 2oc and oOc Phone West 22 4. We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. Central Trust & Savings Bank Igft i mm md Ti'mih ti MOLINE. Saturday Evening-, Oct. 29. A. H. Woods Presents THE GIRL IN THE TAXI A Merry Marathon of Mirth You ; Yj V Ull I. ailHII 14, .IftlTIE, Ml. Nine Months in Chicago Three Months in Boston. Prices 50c to $1.50. Scat sale opens Thursday, Oct. 2. at 9 a. ra. Phone East 990. A Quick Loan IS often a necessity. We can arrange a loan upon an hour's notice the service will be quick, quiet and polite rates consistent with justice. Phone West 122 or call on the MUTUAL LOAN COMPANY, Suite 411-412 Peoples Na tional Bank building". Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings. L