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CITY Real ESTATE.


foo# House ~ four rooms. new. :
iufa planted 20 garden and fruit
trees
fiQo@ Lot aoxie1. with new 1-ro0med
house. Green Lake.
f-ruum cottage. Dot Gnxiaa. far siIe9.
$50 cash. balance easy terms
New f-raam cottage. luf a1xa0. fine
view. &e9o. ta75 cash. balance easy
terms
Splendid corner. ienxieo with large
esiury building close IN. Ter
Loo
Lot t8uz6 1 block from car line.
fGat 80 cash. balance SIS per
month.
Lots minutes walk frum car line.
SIS g. cash. balance 6 per month.
Lots near MHdonh line. sigs. 80
cash. balance fle per month.
a few more lots on Queen Anne
hii f0r $500 each
~ J MCCONNELL a co.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
pREssMAkERs.
oYelNo ANp CLEANING.

PARTISAN DYE WORKS - Ne
call for. clean, press and deliver
your clothes. Express order Civ
en- prompt attention. f4iS iFt ave.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
cleaning ltlb "a ave. Tel. Main Ts7
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ARCHITECTS

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MAJ. A. huTINEW. Attorney at
Law. Advice free. suits prose-
cuted and defended 10 all courts.
~ years experience Proceedings
IA bankruptcy. Companies lueur-
pofatei, Abstracts carefully sE-
ahmed. Collections made in All
paris - The Uuitsd states. High
cot commercial and bank rofrrcn-
crH ga Third avenue. opposite
Public Library Phone Main 100.
J. 4. aALL.. ia. u KoNWsil Block.
lNs Columbia It. ao1ku IHt Ave.
General practice IN al the courts.
Damage Cases d specially.
Modci ate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
of-at-law. Dexter Horton Bank bid
II. =. POSTER. Mutual I.lfe bid
Phone Main 81
!. a KELLOGG. - HALEY building
nENsoN 4 AUST. = fiouton hlocR
". u. LAhbuTH. pt-a. I-aeine Blk.
4 g. MACDONALD. sos Hurks I'D.
koot. Palmer a brown. Ploneer BID.
n = eoNoNER 60 Hhn.f bIdE
LYMAN . KNAPP. 10 Haiicr bids.
q. WARD kEAf. . uufke blag.
. v DOUGLAS. soi New York blk.
RICHARD OSBORN. l0s-t y Z 81
= ; LAN0LANb. t0i New York bik
HORACE PETER. So New York biz
J n PAN ER. az Parine ui0ek.
rtERBE y FERitY 1910 secoad.
u 2 MAIlTIN. lawLsr q Re-lon hk
AUcrionEERs
MARTIN = Foxs auction room.
ials Third ave safe once a week.
BANKS.
fhs canadiaa Baak Of Canmsres
NapitaI PAID W 4...s.4..444 &. ~. ~
tElEht Million Doliara
lntsros, allowed on time dcpoalts.
A general Banking business Trans.
SEATTLE nnANcH-corasr Of
James ST. and Second Avenue.
-. a. CAMERON MEr.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital sis1 900
General banking business transacted
J. y. HuFe. g.. pre- NJ McNflck-
en. vice prea-. l. Turner. cash r.
r. Patkhurns. Asst cash Exchange
on principal cities ~ ~ Europe
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
OF aEATTf p
Capital stock paid IN. tszs eco sur
plus. IS ooo.
J. Furth. pres. J. r. Goldsmith.
vice pres. r. v. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents IN PRINCIPAL cities
IN The United States ans Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid up capital ..4... tiso.o08
TrnnHaetE general banking business.
II g. Henry. pres. Il " Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent.
safe Deposit saai, sosss tor Rssi
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. a general banking huHl-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 500 n00.
A. ChllherR. pres, r. l. arondmh i.
let vice pres 4. ~ socibufg. cash
]. r. Lane. asst. cash No branches.
PEOPLES SAVING HANK.
Second avenue and pike 81 Capital
paid up. fio0N10 y. q. Ncufeidrr
pres; J. ~. Hayden. cash J. r.
Gre"nleaf. aasf. cash. Commercial
savings ard trust business.
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Calvary Presbyterian C'hurch-Rev.
Donald RoHN. pastor At n a m.
Resurrection ~ 7sa0 . m. Rev.
Mr.. Tharns 0iii make n tsnpefn nee
address There will hs special Eaa-
ter music IN the morning. also ap-
pruprlate decorations.
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Sl0u 20 $50 for lots 40xlt0 feet each.
two blocks from car line; city wa
ter and street To be graded. park
cd ana sidewalks laid at once. on
easy payments, special terms to
those building.
Sl25 to $40 for acres in Kelsey'P
Brighton Beach acre tracts. close
To Renton ear line: good soil. well
settled neiEhborhood: scent fare.
and 70 minutes ride from center
OF town.
r. J. HUSTON, SOS Bailey building.
~ lots. near Smith Cove. one OF the
finest Views on the bay. near tide
water. b0Ni20 feet, all in one block,
for St5 each $40 for all. two par
ties get In and buy them. 6 lots
each. $40 each. now these lots
sold several years ago for $3.50
each: just think. offered for SIS.
40 Rurke building, TATE n co.
100 lots on installments. $3.50 each.
$40 cash and s. per month: also
choice acre tracts. w. H. Peter a.
Co, Ballard. Wash. Population OF
city 700
w have choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores tn all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. 5is
Third avenue
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W
ron SALE so 70 SIS each. clear
81 iafH at Fern I'LL station ou
Green Lake Car line some ~
Those lots arIi for isHH than The
clearing cost original ow uera. The
only slcured iotn that are offered
for sale at the lake Alec the only
lots fhHt HHFp an alley. Terms so
cnhh and So per month The lots
are oHe block from ear add school.
EVERY lof has good view II the
lake and mountains gtSrtl lots
au sidewalk and shade fFeef out.
See i + ThurHtuu a. Fern Hiu.
He IFfH fhrrr and fHn show the
Tote ~ ans time yau Wli raH
J. " WHEELER. owner. - Union
Block
ron sALEs- Seattle auction sale
stable. t2i2 Western avenue. sci
Bun 1851 Auction every Tuesday
and Friday a .. M horbea.
wagons. harness. etc Al kinds ~
HuuaH cold GA commission. 81. J.
walker. auctionecr
UsE hundred beHutlui lots at Ma-
afona Park. overlooking Lake
Washington. On terms - suit the
T. &. WILSON 4 CO.
M4 W1shinHtun Liz Tel Main Sc
FUNERAL oiRtc foRs.
HUrrEliW okTH q sons. embaItn-
80 It.e go Ttlri TEL Pc 90
FURNACES.
EINfs4Y 4 R1HR "a Third aye.
HELP WANTED.
/. X. J.. Employment ofiee furnish
eH reliable help e. hotels. restuur-
ants. camps and factories free 81
charge. send ns your order. l0lf
third avenue. Phone ElaCk 3I1l.
neLP so--f EmALE.
Prontable wrrk 5lsi5 i.iRe. douglas.
nolsLs, FURNISHED Rooms.
GRAND PACIFIC Holol-1iIs First
ave. house. newly furnished. All
modern. prices moderate.
Hotel sayox Rooms 5ac up. sz5 ist
BRONSON HOTEL. - First Ave.
coNKLiN HOUSE. illt'4 ara ave.
MrNho Ilause. llzl FlrHi avenue
INSURANCE
g. ATKINSON. Eencrai IN
hurunee, 1914 Boston Block
vs. v. I.lnshArt s 60. - y y nlk
JUNK.
ALASKA JUNK 20. pays Highest
prices prompt returns No. iii
western avenue. Tel Pike iis
JUNK CO. paya highest
cash prices. prompt attention. d 03
Aesi.rn ake- Ihone Main a..
LOANS AND INSURANCE.
JAMES b0THW hI.L,-LoanS. M.
Is sarstg honda. 9 Bazton blk
MECHANICAL EeGiNEERs.
b n McALf.AsTER s0za I Pioneer
MUSICAL.
y. y. MURDOCH. instructor guitar
snd mandol n ls-2Q Holyuke block
MINES And MINING.
CALL 90 Dickson a price Tor sauk
River Mining Co. stock. or TO
trade OF stocks whereby We can
hold stock Ira several companies.
and the frst one striking oil We
viii be Ia Il. once 90 Pacific blk
MADDOX. WRIGHT = co. brokers.
20i Pacific block. Alaska mines
nnd Nome clnImH SPECIALLY.
OPTICIANS.
a. LlndnueT. cyeh -. lrce. sc Pike
OCoIiels AM AOhisfs.
pR- klBbE BAILEY huhdlng.
Or. ,. A. Macknuon. chaplin BLDG.
Or sHELI.AhAitGER 2. HineNlcy
DIR FONDA NADEAU. eye. ear.
nom and throat Ezi 7urke Ftdg.
OIL AND GASOLINE.
CALL up Olympic on co. Tel. Main
sal 81 Third avenue.
oSTeoPA1hT.
SIN years experience with chronic
cHHes, RIckart q Howell. osteo-
paths. eos Collins block. Tel
Min "a Consultation free
rAtErI ATTORNEY.
Harness a CO. .t-ih stnrT b9yd bldg
2. 2 ADAMS draltlnx ,.olman bid
PERSON y.
HITTER. EGGS. CHEESE
BUTTER. EGGS CHEESE
It's a puzzle - many why We al
ways DO such a big trade On butter
and eggs. That rs easily explain
ed. FIRST 81 all, We never look for
inferior grades in order TO cut
prices. bat always buy the very
best Co De had and sell them at
thu tgsETHF faaa4flsHt RFtraa W4fh ..F4
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eUaIllths coLLEQEb.

LEo q Business College. Union. 81
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods ana tehchsrs Acme
Husineua College. Second and pike
n IS school Teiesfapby Starr ia
tsitssss /. n sss.rs, Iis5sta-s. ..tfs. s.is s5s
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~ ftlN NJ
The services Ia the evening VIII
hc as usual. The topic will be. The
Risen Christ
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The secretary Of the Great North
ern oil Company this morning re-
cGived an order to hold" q 600
shares for future delivery. but H.
could not De done. Tho cash takes
the stock now. and the 3 cent
shares 81 par value ~ 81 are 40.
Ing rapidly The price will be- rails
ell next week. probably Monday.
Besides our - acres leased from pr.
O. q. Graves. at CopnliH Point. ee
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LOTS in Abrams addition to South
Seattle. 46xliS. We will build Won
house and sell you lots on the
installment plan.
ROBERT ABRAMS.
$40 New York block. Tel. Main $50.
FOR well improved farms. small or
large, at low prices. call on us.
COLLINS g. WILLIAMS,
Room b6 sullivan Building.
LIST your property with us. T.. c.
HNERS a CO. Real Estate and
Mines. 1921 First avenue.
DON'T RUY until YOU see our liz,
IL. III RGnieE n 90 gII oIn natt...
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RIAL earArE-contlnued.

Ladies try o. bath. SIRE TAFT.
treatment uaflur. careful maasaxH
Oh Thri rHenual
WANTED odd gold aud silver. II
HsuseL mfg jeweler ~ Hinckiey
Mis- Is BENNETT ia aRaIn 81 ~
HalIer block. hair rcHip treatment
MRS. HAE9ON. stylish millinery.
lpW prices corner fth ana Pine.
pTGVTa rsrBIrsd Frrter 1e3 linton
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

ABsrRAci Or 1itLe.
osbOHhE. 1REMPkR a %. Inc.
Abstract Company established
ish3. Mining claim abstracts. ltaHo-
mrnt of the Mutual life building
Booth whittleaey iianford Abstract
Co. established 1868. basement Of
Mailer block Telephone Main iPt.
sEATrLE Ahs,ract 80. \. n. blk
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WHY keep your money in bank
when We can get you Z per cent.
on hrst mortgage, improved real
estate In the city of Scatter Ger
man American Investment Co, ola
Third Ave. opposite public library.
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St Marks Episcopal ehureh-Tha
Following program Will be rendered
by the vested choir Of nifty Voices
under the direction Of Mr.. Arthuy
Alexander, orTaniHt and choirnas-
Ter. assisted b. Mrs. Avs True
Gentle. eontralto and Mr.. Frank
Seibert. vioiinist.
MORNING.
Violin and organ
professional Hymn-''The Day
Of Resurrection
Ahtnem for Easter-"Christ our
Passover
Gloria Patrf-Chaut
Jubisate-Chnnf
ihtreh Hymn-"Onward. Chris
tan Soldiers"
kyrie Eleision In A-fiat ~
"a nctuH-Chaut NJ"
Agnus Dei-C'hanf
Hymn-"C Christ II Risen"
oIeftory solo-"The Lord L.
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pftOIOoeApHrHb.

FIFTH Avenue studlo@i5zG 5th ave.
near Pike. call and get special
prices Tor this month.
Amateur hnIHhlne wills MeD bIk
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
FINANcIAL-Wanted 10 eorroW.

ERICKSON a wYMAN co. manu-
faeture and repair electrical ap-
parn tua. 1915 Mest. aV. Main, 7aS
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pAnclNa AeAoeMIes.

i DANelSa LESSONS - $50
Ladies and gentlemen Joining our
opening classes for beginners now,
Monday and Friday evenings at
30. Guarantee waits. 2-atep and
all the lateet bal room dances.
Extremely low rate Tor gentlemen
who can take lessons at once.
Exclusive private lessons daily at
Wilson Dancing Academy. Rnnke
block. pike street. Circulars mall
od free. Seattle'a leading dancing
school
MIR and Mrs. Little'a Academy. de-
pertinent, dancing. physical cul-
surr ate AFaHfaor 49, Hra ana Afb
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HITTER EGGS. CHEESE
BUTTER. EGGs. CHEESE
It's puzzle 70 many why We al
ways DO such a big trade On butter
and eggs That is easily explain
ed. FIRST 81 all. We never look for
inferior grades ln order TO cut
prices but always buy the very
best Co be had and sell them at
the lowest possible prices, Another
thing, we never advertise one
thing and sell you another. aud
the fact that we sell 50 much Is
ample proof that the general pub
Tie appreciates al this and calls
on Us daily Ina crowds. This week
our fancy Iowa is Poe "A pound.
fancy California f0e and aac "A
brick, strictly home ranch eggs, ?
dozen 35e fun cream cheese. I5c
"a 10. Give us call and try our
goods. and bee sa tisaod. like all our
customers, at Cow Butter Store,
i3l3H Second avenue
PALACE Tailoring Co. 1t26 Firth
avenue, near Pike For 81. so
monthly agree 10 call Tor. brush.
press. sew ON buttons and deliver
ono suit Of clothing once week
PALACE TAILORING co. lA26
fifth avenue, near Pike.
BARGAINS Ia second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give YOU
fine secondhand cook stoves, bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
no and i12 Second avende south.
ADVERTISING planned, prepared.
placed anywhere at publishers
rates. The g. Y. White Advertis-
ing Bureau, 72i-725 New York
bldg. seattle. Tel. Main SOA
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car.
pets, etc. Red Front Furniture Co.
ilo-i12 End Ave. 8. Tel Rcd 1899.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner, i5e. Alley Restaurant. al
lev On Columbia bet md and srd.
oNYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all Diseases Avoid imita-
tons q Mcdonald block.
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 Second
avenue; diagnosis OF the scalp
free of charge
WAISTS and skirts to order. cheap.
S. Mfg. Co, 500 Union.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE BEST
COMPANY
BOOMING.
GREAT NORTHERN OIL COM.
pANY REFUSES TIME
ORDERS.
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Holy city" ...............A Adams
Chant a"'rriumuhnt' Mendelasohn
EVENING.
The children 90 the Sunday school
VIII render "a program consisting az
SONGS aud Rotations. The thrmr
OF the morning sermon Will he. THE
Two Ncaufrvctluns
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cLAiRvoYANTs.

cLAiRvoYANTs.
GERTRUDE MYRES, greatssi liv-
las clairyoyant. Leland, $40 - a..
MRS HENDERSON. elairvoyaat.
readings %. Naudums 1915 let Az.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY collected. 81 nantuu block
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing %.
clothes Ia shape 81 % month. dye
iur. repairing i047 srd. Hur 1904
HIGHEST prices for cast-od cloth
Ing nnve TAYlur 10 starr boyd bid
CON- RAG OR ana BUILDERS.
y. NOGLEHER0 : Paiulng. paper
hanging. kaisaniming. i0sa Fius.
sOpEKQuirr q Hoa El-EAE. SHOPS
At flss9o spring street.
J. II. SWIFT. house and sign pain
ter, Like avenue. Fremont
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OLYMPIC Furniture stgre -. -,
ave The cheapest place b. ~
y1ur furniture ~ ~ kinda ~
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pHIHrlgo AND nIsDIHo-

@iEIItufDLiIAa printing q lind
Ing Co. ~ Yeaisr. Tel Blue col.
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
joe. agf. g0s Washington Hid.. over
TI.nn-a hhne hlnre. Tel. MHIte ~
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Haven NJ, T. church Rcv. J. NJ.
pvuiaon, pastor. W Il Dunbar.
ehoirmnatrr Mrs K Gundrramith.
Haprano. Mrs Webster. alto. Mr.
Webster bass
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pafllCiAns AHo oORoEons.


HAzLETT d MULLlN - NsN Wofz
guaranteed year Tel Bun 1914
GEO. ~ WOODHOUsE CO. Tel
Main s4t
KAUFMAN Plumbing % Bun "a
HAKEH 4 son. phone Black 1864
TuLD 1I-L.ER III Grean 81
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RUBBER sTAnsA
SECOND HAND FURNITURE :

COMMERCIAL HIAIE ts9,s,ss...
Echeuerman HIock no Chez a,,ss
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Hymn No $50.
Prayer
Anthem HIuaaunH in the HiRh.
est" .........
.0ncrtury % Dawn So Fair" ....
sermon. text Matthew 2sG,
Anthem The shout Of Victory
Nsnudigtfun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
RAIN INTERFERES
LAST DAY OF BIG SHOOT

The rain cut out the last days
sport at the Forester Gun club park,
Davenport. Yesterday morning when
the clouds were weeping coPiously
and the drizzle began to look like an
all-day affair. the remainder oil the
shoot were declare off. the entrance
money returned. aud the shooters
started for their homes Neverthe-
less during the S-days' shoot more
shots We're fired than at any previous
tournament ever held at the Forester
Gun club park From all points Of
view it was successful shoot. But
it was not a tournament for The
medium trap shot. IL was necessary
to be a top notcber to get into the
money aud when a shooter did get
into the money he found usually half
a dozen others waiting to divide it
with him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
$1,000 DAMAGES FOR MRS. KELLEY

Verdict In Second Trial of Suit Against
the e.. X. L. & L.
The Jury in the Kelley case was
charged by Judge Gest this morning
and after being out but few minutes
reached a verdict declaring the c., K.
l Il p. K Railway company guilty of
negligence in causing the death of
Henry Kelley at the Thirteenth street
crossing in Moline, on the night of
Sept. %. 1897, and awarding the
widow of the deceased the amount al.
lowed by law, IS. 600. The case is
one in which a similar verdict was
reversed and demanded for retrial
by the appellate court. jackson &
Hurst represented the company and
Wood & Peek the plaintiff.
Williams Pleads Guilty.
John Williams, the man of many
aliases who gave Mayor Knox, Chief
Darnell and several officers such an
interesting chase over College heights
last spring on the occasion of his ar
rest for the theft of brass and other
metal from the old Bufor6 mansion
and number of other places. this
morning admitted that the law had q
lead pipe cinch upon him and pleaded
guilty to larceny. Judge Gest sem
fenced him to the state penitentiary.
an institution with which he is al
ready familiar.
A motion to quash the indictments
OF James CraddIck aud James Shan
non for robbery was overruled this
morning by Judge Gest.
The divorce case of Lizzie Freed VS..
Oliver Freed was heard aud taken
under advisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
GOOD FOOTBALL GAMES
TO BE PULLED OFF HERE

George w. McCaskrin' who /
coaching the Modern Woodmen and
ALI Star football teams and who has a
lease of the Twelfth street park for
the fall, states that there are to be
some good games here before the sea-
son is over. He is negotiating with
the Keokuk Medical, Dixon, Mon
mouth and Knox colleges and the
Peoria athletics for games and prom
ises to have a good contest on for
Thanksgiving day. The contest with
Dixon will take place Oct. 20. About
20 play are being coached by Mr..
McCaskrin and al have had con-
siderable experience in the game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
STUDENTS TO MARCH
Big Celebration Planned on Day
of President Andreen's In.
staIIation.
FIREWORKS DISPLAY IN EVENING
People of the Two Cities Asked
to Cooperate in the Dem.
onstration.

The committee on arrangements
for the celebration in connection with
she formal installation of DIR Gustav
Audreen as president of Augustana
college, which takes place next Thurs
day, met this morning and completed
plans for a demonstration of unusual
proportions.
The matter of carrying the cslebra
ton outside of the college is to be
managed entirely by the pupils with
the consent of the faculty.
The feature of the program, as out
lined, includes a street parade by
about 600 students through a speci-
lied route in Rock Island and Moline
during the eve sing. Fireworks will
be used aud various noise making in-
strum ents will be brought into play
Aid of People ASKED.
1t is urged that the citizens OF the
NO cities cooperate with the students
in such ways as may be possible to
make the demonstration a success.
The procession will be formed on
the college campus and proceed as
follows: West on Seventh avenue to
Thirty. fourth street, south to Tenth
avenue, west on Tenth to Thirtieth
street, n3rth on Thirtieth to Fifth
avenue, west on Fifth to Twenty
sixth street, south on Twenty sixth
to Sixth avenue, west on Sixth to
Twentieth street, south on Twentieth
to Eighth avenue, west on Eighth to
Nineteenth street, north on Nino
teenth to Seventh avenue, west on
Seventh to Eighteenth street, north
on Eighteenth TO Fourth avenue.
east on Fourth avenue to Twentieth
street, north on Twentieth to Second
avenue, west on Second avenue to
Seventeenth street. From Seven
teenth street the student body will
be conveyed on street cars to Elev-
enth street Moline.
the Tri-City Railway company has
granted free trans portation for the
students between the two cities for
the occasion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12
LOSES CASE
Appellate Court Reverses Verdict
in Damage Suit Against
Rock Island Road.
TWICE TRIED BEFORE LOCAL JURY
Plaintiff Alleging Malicious Pros
ecuiion--Charged With
Vagrancy.

Wallace Pierce, who stipulated
$4,000 as the figure it required to
soothe the jar given his pride and the
damage to mis- reputation caused by
his arrest at the instigation of the
Rock Island road in connection with
the theft of passenger coach cushion,
is not entitled to a cent, acc ording to
the appellate court. whose decision on
an appeal by the defendant company
was handed down yesterday. The
case was tried twice in the Rock Is
land county circuit court. the jury at
the first trial rendsIing a verdict for
81. coo and at the second s675.
A. rested In Box Car.
/ Pierce was arrested in a box car in
the Rock Island yards here one night
in June. 70 o. by members of the
police force. He mai in his posses
sion the cushion that had beea missed
Is days before from a COACH after its
arrival in this city from the east.
Michael Carr, a detective in the en-
ploy of the company, was notified Of
the arrest of Pierre, and forthwith
swore a warrant against him charg
ing burglary
Charge IL Changed.
Before the preliminary hearinS
Care adopted the suggestion of the
city attorney and changed the charge
from burglary to vagr ancy, it having
been learned that the defendant be-
longed to a respectable family in
Geneseo. that it was probably his first
offense, and there was no disposition
on the part of tue railroad company
to impose severe punishment, but the
magistrate dismissed the case. hold
ing that presence in box car did
not constitute vagrancy. Pierce had
money in his pockets when arrested.
Sues Carr and Company.
Pierce, after his dismissal, retained
Weld & Olmsted and begun suit
against Carr and the railroad COM
Pany for damages. alleging malicious
Prosec alton. The appellate courts
decision. a copy of which has been
received by jackson & Hurst. the
roads attorneys, ,.reverses the case
without remanding it, holding that
there was probably cause for action
against Pierce and an absence of
malice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-12

AS a result of The season. matches
Rock Island wins three cups, the win
n-rs being Ardo w. Mitchell, Mrs ID.
T. Robinson aud Mrs. + w. Balm -en
The cups are being presented to the
winners at Maj Blunt's quarters this
afternoon.
Tho winners of cups and medals for
this year are as follows:
Men-Best score medal. j ID Cady ;
championship cup, j. d. Cady; elias $
b cup NJ. N Richardson; class e cup,
w. +. McCrea. consolation cup. ".
l.. Allen handicap cup. Ardo Nit
chell.
Women-Best score medal, Mrs. w.
Ii. Martin. championship cup, Mrs.
w. II. Martin; consolation cup. Mrs.
ID L Robinson; handicap Gu p, Mrs.
f w. Bihnsen.