Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-23
MOLINE MENTION

| MOLINE MENTION
Still another protective organization
has been formed by Moline citizens
and this time it is the landlords who
own properties to rent. This new
concern has been organized in very
quiet way and it is known as the
Landlords Protective association. The
rules of admission impose fee of SO
cents year for every house that Is
owned by. the applicant. As a member
he is under obligation to rent no
house to any one who is rated poor
pay in the Retail Merchants rating
book or the physicians rating list.
Each member is given 21 days TO get
his renters out of the house who are
delinquent. After that he is subject
to penalty.
At regular meeting of the city
council the request of the South Mo-
line township commissioners in re-
gard to providing a better watershed
for the road leading from this city to
the Rock river bridge came up. The
plan is to attain this by digging a
ditch along the west side of the road
Through the city property near the
river. and the council gave permission
for such work.
Manager White has arranged the
football schedule for the high school
for this season. Six games have been
booked, but there are still four open
dates. Toulon academy will be here
next Saturday. Games with Musca-
| tine, Rockford and other schools are
yet tor be arranged. The schedule:
Sept. 26, Toulon at Moline; Oct. B
open; Oct. 10, Monmouth; Oct. II
lapen; Oct "a, Davenport at Daven
port Oct. 81, Clinton at Moline; Nov
II, Monmouth at Moline; Nov. 4, Rock
Island at Rock Island; Nov. Il, open;
Nov. &c, open.
T. Members of Emanuel church a
Walkers station have decided to hole
a great bazaar in the Ling Boys quar-
tiers on Second avenue, Nov. IL, II. l.
and 1t. 1t is proposed to make th'
four nights great event for it is the
aim of the congregation to raise thu
debt of $3.50 on the church. The fol
flowing ehairmen were named: Re
i freshments, L. +. Falk; advertising
and program, S. o. Berkiund; booths
land decorations, +. 4. Dahlin; tickets
lG. a. Anderson; soliciting, G.
Peterson. The little church is growing
i steadily and now has 30 members
Seven were taken in last Sunday, 81,
children baptized and confirmation
class of six organized.
Report at the headquarters of tn
molders' union is to the effect tina
Bert Malcolm, one of the molders VIII
has been on a strike at Barnard
Leas,' has gone back to work. MI
Malcolm has right to exercise hi
privilege of American citizenship, bu
the men with whom he has been as
sociated for years in a brotherhoo
of unionism denounce his action j
DESERVING them. ,,-
The work of the Moline Improve
ment league. for this season is fas
drawing to close and the prizes I
be awarded will be announced the la
! Iter part of this month. This afternoo
!. at 3 O'Clock there will be meeting a
: the home of Mrs. L. d. Dunn. when til
ward committees will report the r.
suit of the work Ct the inspector
The announcement of prize winner
will follow in a few days.
IL Louise Kali. little daughter of NJ
land Mrs. Peter J. Kali, of DOB Si1
: teeuth street, met with an aceider
while romping with playmates at til
Washington school about IL o'cfoc
yesterday morning. She slipped viii
lrunning and in the fall struck he
head with. such force that she wa
rendered unconscious. DIR. +. II. Car
ner was called to attend her.
Moline' has lost Rev. James HigglT
las-pastor of St. Paul's a. NJ. +. churC
here as a result of the assignment
made at the annual conference {
iowa at Des Moines. Mr. Higgins hs
been assigned to Hdye Park, in ii
Chicago district. and Rev. w. a. Sea
CIV comes to this city.
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