Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 11

Sunday, April 21, 1912. THE DEC AT UK DAILY HERALD. li mained in Clinton all winter, but may connect himself with either the homo -M LEAGUE CALLS MEETING AT PEKIN inite was done toward assigning Ruth; the pitcher of the last two seasons, is still here, having re-club or with that of Streator. Tne break between President Cllne and Suttles. the former manager, has likely come to a point where Suttles will not be connected with the I.

M. league this year, leaving Clinton without a manager. Suttles is thinking of returning to his home state of Indiana, where he. will likely sign with some one of the teams desiring, his management. SULUVA.VS COLLAR WHOLE.

CHICAGO. April 19 "Billy" Sullivan's collar bone is not broken. X-ray examination here today on the Chicago catcher's shoulder, which was injured in a game at St; Louis yesterday, showed that the shoulder blade mere-, ly was dislocated. Physicians said he would be able to resume playing la about two weeks. Name the Observation Cars Cars Nos.

11 and 15 inclusive in The Herald's observation contest are shown in this issue. They'are photographed on the streets of Decatur. Can you name the make Pictures of 10 cars have been run in previous issues and answers have received from those who pride themselves on being experts. person who names all 15 correctly receives the first prize- of $3.00. (.

The person who comes next nearest receives the second prize of $2.00. 1 What are the makes of these cars? v' Session at 11 O'clock to Settle Taylorville Trouble Clinton Players Reporting. HERALD'S OBSERVATION CAR XO. 11. Ml The Herald's Evening Route, No.

3 AR6CHTA HERALD'S OBSERVA TIOX CAR NO. 12. CLIXTOX. April 20 The report that the I. m.

league would be no more is beginning to die out, although the ar-fairs are yet in a precarious state. A meeting of the directors has been called for to meet at Pekin, Wednesday morning. April 11 o'clock. Just-what disposition will be made of the Taylorville predicament is not known, but the meeting will probably settle all disputes and cause the uncertainty of certain clubs who are being' talked of as possible members, to be fully decided upen The game scheduled today with Springfield, is assured, the Clinton officials telephoning to Springfield yesterday afternoon that they would be on hand to try conclusions with Dick Smith's terrors. Eight Show Up.

Eight new men appeared today for the beginning of practice in the I. M. league. Thjee nTen have been here for some time and with the eight who arrived today leave only 'three to report next week. The positions have not been assigned yet and some of the aspiranis may be released.

1 Those who arrived today were: Otto Burgwald. L. Johnson, pltetter. V. C.

Tally, Miller, Darling and Anderson. Humes will arrive Tuesday. McGIade, later in the week, as will Wiber, Flynn and Bohan. The Eller Bothers, Rhodes, and Redman were released. Snttlen Will Leave.

A workout was given at the league park this afternoon, but nothing def Call on me if you think it worth" while to employ a competent and reliable contractor to build your new house or repair your buildings. I will guarantee first class work at a very rea InTheA6rkT sonable price, jjautssj. out the aid of the smoke which is let out of the. huge smokestacks in volumes too large to be When four miles out of the city the turn is made to the right and soon the autoist is bowling along on a pretty little dirt road scarcely wider than the machine. The road leads along the edge of the river through woods which, in the hottest summer days, do not let a ray of sunlight through.

The route is ideal for a hot summer's day when the autoist wishes to have the sun at his back or hid under a cloud of heavy green leaves. "The road leads along the river bank until four miles south of Argenta when it turns to the north straight into the little Deviations from the direct route bring the autoist across the old Rea bridge and near the Coulter mill, where early history of Macon county was made. A side trip leading out a mile south of Argenta goes to the old Dantown distilleis Xewburg and West Danville. The route from Argenta is straight west into Emery and the route to Decatur is over the graveled Blooming-ton road which is generally in good condition. The total mileage of the route is about 30 miles and can be made in easy time without lighting the lights if the start is made at 5 o'clock.

The sun is at the backs of the auto-ists all of the time going out and on the return trip has hid its beneath the horizon. 4 A. FULLMER Carpenter and Builder Inlmatumal Champion Absolute proof of the superiority of Marmon design and manufacture is shown in the records of Marmon service. The reputation of the Marmon is based upon proven principles of design, carefully followed through every itep of construction in an institution of sixty years' experience. The result a car that represents the best of automobile values will prove its superi- ority.

An investigation may be made by requesting printed matter of us, or by in-' quiry among owners of Marmon cars. Mad on chassis a body type lor every requirement Tourine Car, S2750 OCCVuft The Decatur-Argenta trip is one of the most picturesque of the routes about Decatur. The start is made out East William street on the gravel road and the turn north is made when two miles east of the city limits. The railroad and interurban tracks are crossed when three miles out of the city. The smoke from the stacks of the different east side factories is seen by one looking back streaming over the sky and a person cannot help but think of the hundreds of -workmen who are, daily toiling over machines which are run by the power which is made with 1305 N.

Union Si. Both Phones. DECATUR INVITED rysdale Garage Decatur Auto Tire C. E. ADAMS, PROP.

245 NORTH PARK STREET. lire Shop TO JOIN LEAGUE Business Men's Gun Club will times each year th classifications will be revised, on the first days of January, April, July and October. The clubhouse is under the control of the field captain, who draws up the rules and takes entire charge. An initiation fee of $10 is charged, and special assessments of not more than $5 may be declared each year. 1lic club is to hold its annual meeting: the- first Monday in December.

The executive committee has most of the power in governing the club. ARCOLA WINS IN MEET AND GAME ARCOLA, April 20 Lovington high school met the local high school here today in a tied meet and baseball game. The field meet was won by the Areola team by a score of 90 to 9. The Lovington boys were illy prepared to cope with the local athletics in the Hold Practice Shoot Today and- Decide. An invitation to Decatur to join the 1 1 Ceneral-Illinois Trapshooters' league to succeed the Farmer City club which EXPERT VULCANIZING EXPERIENCED WORKMEN We can save you Money if you let us Repair Your Tires.

DEPOT FOR FISK AND GOODRICH TIRES We carry a complete stock of Fisk and Goodrich tires. Why not let us equip your car with either? Our line of accessories is complete. Out of Town Orders Filled. Remember the Place. has dropped out, was received yesterday by H.

Cadwallader, one of the club officials. A meeting has been called to consider the question this af ternoon in conjunction with a practice shoot at the ranges west of Fairview park. meet. The baseball game showed the teams more evenly divided. Areola used up three pitchers, while Smith of Lovington went the entire route without weakening.

Errors on the part of Lovington lost the game, but their playing was brilliant in spots. The score: Innings .1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 The Decatur club has completed its organization and adopted 'by-laws. The officials are now planning for the change to the new ranges on the Springfield interurban, about two miles from Decatur, and exepect to announce their plans in this respect shortly. Areola ..1 2 0 2 2 0 5 3 15 Lovington ...0 0 0 1 3 2 3 4 1 14 Batteries Worm- Wonri Cnv and Moran; Smith, Cockran, Collette. Under the new rules adopted, the The Decatur Auto Tire Co.

OLD PHONE 66. AUTOMATIC 1676. LEAGUE WILLCLOSE shooters will be classified periodically according to the score made, being placed in Classes A. B. or C.

Four ONE MONTH EARLIER The Come Across Bowling league will close one month earlier than the schedule originally provided for ac cording to announcement made last The last games will be Monday. April 29. The games Mon .1 II day night are between the Daffydills and Armours and the Cubs and Cres cents. Each team will play the other three one more match. The averages to date are as follows: Names Games Fins Ave.

Weston 71 13546 190 Dille 64 10214 1S9 Salmon 66 12054 1S2 Wortham Allen UNITED SHOWS Moore 69 122S3 178 Metz 69 1226S 177 Burrous 66 11253 170 Hillenbrand 69 11670 169 Root 33 5550 16S Gustin 51 S560 167 Snell 60 10000 166 Benford 64 10650 160 Draper 61 10083 165 Evans 63 10370 164 OUR claims that the Harley-Davidson is the cleanest, most silent, most comfortable, and the most economical motorcycle made, are rather broad, but can easly be verified. Its extreme cleanliness is due to the fact that all moving parts requiring oil are enclosed. As for silence, the Harley-Davidson is known everywhere as the "Silent Gray Fellow." The Ful-Floteing Seat with its three-inch range of action insures to the rider on even the roughest roads. Economy -is only another name for motor efficiency and the official world's economy record which has been held by the Harley-Davidson for the past four years is the best possible evidence of its unusual efficiency and perfect mechanical balance. J.

Metz 72 11831 164 Ward 60 9S62 164 Dressen 42 6S65 163 Magee 53 S575 161 WE wish to inform all our kind patrons that in the next ten days we will he one of the strongest dealers in the way of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings The fact we have disposed of our shoe department gives us a larger space which will mean the carrying of a larger and more complete stock of Clothing and Furnishings. BILL FREUND Clothing Store. 44S North Water St. Widick '2 11661 1G1 Hale 21 3395 161 Blackford 63 10141 160 Mintun 30 4754 15S Shultz 18' "153S 153 Bowman 1d2 Schulte 707 14 We would be glad to give you a demonstration of this machine at any time ILLINOIS, 8: NORTHWESTERN, 8. CHICAGO, April 20 The University Under the Auspices of the Trades and Labor Assembly.

Week commencing May 20-25, Inclusive 16 separate and distinct shows including animal show, opera company, composed of 16 people with usual other attractions that goes to make up a first-class company. of Illinois baseball team won irom Northwestern university today, 8 to o. CHICAGO 10i IOWA, O. CHICAGO, April 18 University of KELLINGTON DIECKHOFF MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES SEE OUR EXTENSIVE LINE OF BASEBALL GOODS. Chicago baseball team beat the Iowa university team today, 10 to o.

WESTERN LEAGUE. St. Joseph, 3: Des Moines, 0. Topeka, 5: Wichita. 4.

Denver. 13; Lincoln, 7. 54; I Omaha-Souix City, rain. -iUCIT.