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THE ROCK TSL'AND ARGUS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1913.
TWIN CITY CLUBS
HAVE HOT GAMES
Sam Old "Two Out of Three"
Story in All of Contests in
Bowling League.
H. ERICKSON ROLLS 232
Cuba and Cross Country Still Chasing
Neck and Neck, With Mollne
Close Behind.
Salzmann 166 153 179 49S
Totals 885 819 858 2562
CHURCHILL. COLTS.
12 3 Tot.
..232 191 160 5s3
..168 183 -157 508
..154 19o 122 471
..151 128 183 462
..175 185 193 553
H. Erickson . :
Warren
Vieiich
F. Erickson . .
Churchill .
3 Tot.
194 201 567
192 224 160 576
134 172 191 497
TWIN" CITY LEAGUE.
; W. U Pet.
Cross Country 23 7 .767
Cubs 22 8 .733
Mollne 20 10 .!67
Stock Leaders 12 18 .400
Colts 21 .300
Reliables 4 6 .133
Totals 880 882 815 2577
CROSS COUNTRY.
1 2
Stark 17
Herm WIch . . .
Hueckstedt
Jos. Wich 198 165 175 538
J. H. Wich 184 171 171 526
Totals 8S0 926 898 2704
MO LINE.
12 3 Tot.
Freeden 190 186 151 527
Lundberg 134 196 147 477
Swanson 189 137 132 458
Denaud 192 139 150 481
Lau 187 143 156 486
There arc ne,riy a score of mem
berg of h" Tw in-City Bowling league
clubs who are Thankful that the
Churchill Colts have only one H.
Krickson.
This pin dmon stretched out his !
arm last evening and in the first of I
the (ram between 'he Colts and Cubs,
he rolled out 232. Su'h a 6core would
be sufficient to sicken the average op
posing team, but the Tubs instead of i
depending larce?y on one bowler to j
keep nj. the score of the aggregation, j
usd a lif"l team work and succeeded I
"1n trimming the C'ol:s two out of three--MI
of hifh was well done cnnld-r-
ing the start made by Erickson.
Good Scores.
Every team in the league last n!rV
fitrpri.-ej i:s-!f or Iv opponent and
bip s( ort-f was tbe r;m r.-f things dur
ing all the gam. The Cubs anj i
"rrss fount ry t?am are stili n( k and I
lrf lc for tlie eader;u- of the league, i
i:h Mol'ne within c(e enough dT-'
tance "j r,-t "P 'i th'' parn- w!ti aj
little spurt of vi'torje?
Ea-h si ; ceeding sti-s interest ia-'
upases in the T-vin fi'y lesuue and
llie bowlers will have a warm 'imc of
1t before the season closes.
Tw result by games nluht was.
'ui. tw0 out o' three from Colts:
frass fourrry. two out of three iron
Moiine. and Xto k l ad-rs. two out of
jtiiree from llia b.e-i.
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M:i. I'., r l'"4
i.ii ns
lianip:i ii 17
RonT'e
Totals 892 801 736 2429
STOCK LEADERS.
12 3
Johnson ...154 160 156
Steinhaur 14 153 153
Kitty 153 133 220
Bleuer 140 126 143
Vollmer 210 155 189
Tot.
470
490
5i6
409
544
THREE COLLEGES
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Augustana, Monmouth and Illi
nois Agree Each to Have
Two Debating Teams.
Totals 841
RELIABLES
1
Wooten 1S4
Van Herke 10
Bunch 141
Johnson 185
Stewart 122
27 861 2449
181
135
156
159
11C
3
138
130
158
180
161
Tot.
503
445
455
524
399
To'als
.812 74:
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Cleveland Orders were received at
the Collinwood shops of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
company here tr lay off 90" men Dec.
22 for an indefinite time.
A triangular debating league be
tween Augustana college. Monmouth
college and Illinois college, the latter
of Jacksonville, III., has been perfect
ed. A three years" contract, binding
the three institutions, has been signed
by all parties. By the terms of this
contract an annual triangular contest
will be staged between the three
schools during the first week in April.
According to the arrangements,
each school will turn out two teams
for each debate. The affirmative
teams will stay at home. Augustana's
negative team will go to Monmouth,
Monmouth's negative will go to Illi
nois college, and Illinois will send its
negative logicians to Augustana. The
question to be debated next April is:
"Resolved, That the federal gov
ernment should conduct the express
business of the United States, con
stitutionality waived."
The first preliminary try-outs for
the Augustana team will be held next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The two teams will not be finally
chosen until after the holidays, how
ever. .
Augustana considers that it has en
gaged two worthy opponents in Mon
mouth and Illinois. The latter insti-
I tution is especially strong in debate.
having met" Lake Forest for a number
of years and winning in most in
stances. Debating relations with Lake
Forest were severed this year by Illi
nois, after which Augustana was in
vited to take its place. Illinois college
is the oldest institution in the state,
having been organized in 1S29.. Will
iam Jennings Bryan is a graduate of
Illinois.
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lie indignation. . however, soon be
1 came so great that he was released. .
! Immediately after his release, Mr.
Larkin announced that he was leav
ing Ireland to light a Fiery Cross in
; England. Scotland and Wales. lie
i began his campaign at Manchester
I with a strongly worded speech on
! Sunday, November 16.
I Concerning this new power out of
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I many people who have come face to
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j followers of high ideals and the
heroic. There is an extraordinary
mutability in Irish affairs. Mr.
I Larkin first appeared some three or
j four years ago. Today his name is
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Will and the Fate to the multitude.
A year ago a Dublin editor of an
adventurous mind, going home in the
small hours of te morning, took
the way that led through a slum.
Thre was a lit window someone
ill, evidently and across the panes
was scratched in chalk or paint. 'God
blts Jim Larkin.' 'There's some
thing more in Larkin than we know,'
said the editor." -
Larkin was born in Liverpool, of
Irish parents, some 40 years ago. Now,
his fighting career has added a word
'to the language "Laxkiaism."
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Sets of Phoenix hose and
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Gloves in all styles, $1 to
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Ties 25c to $1.50. Special
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Special line of Superba
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extra bottles of liquid if later needed,
50 cents. (Adv.)
PENMAN BLAMES
DRUG FOR CRIME
Murder Case Defendant Testi
fies He Can Remember Little
of Night of Killing.
Champaign, '111., Dec. 12. While
women almost fought to gain admit
tance tp the trial, Gus Penman, charged
with the murder of Harold Shaw of
L'rbana, tooK the witness stand yes
terday and testified that he had no
recollection of the killing. He e
plained his condition the night of the
murder by saying he had be-n
drugged.
"Shaw called me a long-legaed
giraffe, then struck me," Penman
swore. "That is a'.l I remember. V
don't remember shooting him or beat
ing him with a club. The first 1 re
member was when I was in bed that
night. Then I thought it was all a j
dream. I got up and went to the I
pasture to see if it was so. I saw the j
body and cried.'" I
Penman testified that af'er a Strang- j
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bouse a tablet he believed to be a !
breath perfumer he was in a dazed con-'
didon. He said he had carried a re- -;
volver all that day. The state con-!
tended that he got the weapon just !
before going to the Penman pasture
with Shaw.
The defendant was subjected to a .
long; crcss-examinatioa by the state
last night in an attempt to discredit
the drugging story and show that any
illness suffered by Penman was due to
drinking beer.
The entire day was consumed in
hearing witnesses for tne defense. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Penman of Philo,
father and mother of the defendant,
testified, and other witnesses from
Philo gave the defendant a good char-acter.
testimony today,
physicians have
witnesses.
Alienists and local
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Macon, Ga. Fire that destroyed the
Hotel Williams here drove more than
60 patrons Into. the street in scanty
attire. Two women were rescued
from a second-story window by fire
men. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. 1-orig, who
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