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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
II Is Getting Chilly IN the
Morning.

Why not get one Of these elder
down Jackets; neat, dressy and
comfortable.
LADIES' JACKET-Made Of all
wool eiderdown, the ripple kind;
sailor collar; buttoned with silk
military frogs; wide sleeves; also
pocket for a handkerchief on the
side: sleeves. collar. down the front
and pocket all silk satin bound; in
gray. pink. blue and red We have
many lower in price, but you have
seen nothing to equal these for.
$1.0S
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
II You Want Independence.

The man OF wealth will tell you that
he dates the beginning Of his fortune
from the first dollar he saved There -
no other secret to wealth than saving.
Once you acquire the habit you viii not
stop until you have acquired an indepen-
dence You can always save something
from your earnings. be they large OF
small You can start a savings account
with 81 with the Phoenix Savings. B.
and L. Assn. SIS California street. re-
ceiving Az per cent interest, cOmpounded
semi-annually. On term accounts per
cent is paid. payable semt-annually- PAID
5000 600. The directors are A A. Wat
kfus. Charles r Bishop. George C Board
man. S Prentiss Smith. Gavin McNa3.
CHARLES p. Iadd: Clarence Grange. man
aging director
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

black, medium weight. white soles
or feet. The kind that will not burn
or irritate the most sensitive feet
Price A pair Zoo
LADIES' HOSE-Made of genuine
Paris thread, in the new openwork
lace effect in half length with plain
tops; extra spliced heels and toes
For SOC you could not get any better.
A limited quantity for. ...... .3Sc
CHILDREN'S HOSE-Made Of
French thread. in the openwork lace
effect; stainless black: all sizes. 49,.
"A pair 19c
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Dunn VIII Act as Marshal.

SEATTLE, Nov. 26.-Judge Moore
of the United States court for the
Nome district has appointed John n.
Dunn a deputy clerk in the Nome Of
fee of the United States Marshal to
succeed Frank Richards. who was re-
Welt. Dunn will hold Office until Pres
ident Roosevelt has decided upon
Marshal Richards permanent sue
cessor.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

California building: e. EssIer, Mrs. J.
NJ. Graham. A. Essler. Mrs. John. Mrs.
F. Grany. P. L. Bell and wife, B.
Rosahmann, ]. H. Falls and wife, R.
H. Pratt and wife. A. Kruckmeyer, H.
Gresly, E. Cohn, E. L. Rushmer
From Los Angeles-Mrs. o. l. Nom
nan, r. A. Fowler, Mrs. n. ]. Jacobs,
Mrs. E. Hanna, S. Salkey. Mrs. o. C.
Collins
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
YOU Will BE Pleased

When you visit us Monday and see
the remnants of vefItngs and odds
and ends pieces that we viii have
on our bargain counter. Made OF
tuxedo, crisscross and horsehair
mesh, in dotted and plain. q and 36
inches long. Regular Csc, 35c and
soc yelling. First come first served
10c a remnant
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
No Need OF Feelina Cold

unique State building at the Worlds
Fair at St. Louis may be sold for
song. 1t cost s23. 900 and an offer OF
$500 has been made for it. Evans
vile, Ind, offered $4,000 toward it's
removal TO that city as a permanent
exhibit, but as it would cost s10.0
to remove, the offer cannot be consid-
cred
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Body of a Train Victim Is Identified

SAN RAFAEL. Nov. 2s.-The body
of the young woman who was killed
last night by a North Shore electric
train was identified to-day as that of
Mrs. Matte Jackson, a domestic en-
ployed at the Nordhoff Hotel on Bush
street San Francisco. Mrs. Jackson
lost her life while trying to board a
moving train at Larkspur. Her hus-
band is in st. Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
A Judge Of Merit
VIII Pick These Every Time.

LADIES' GOLF VEST
Made Of steam-shrunk yarn,
fancy knitted. double breast
ed military effect: trimmed
with large white pearl but
tons The snug fitting kind;
in green. navy. red and
black. Price 90
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

LADIES' HOSE-Made
of all-wool cashmere, soft
and elastic, velvet finish;
full length and good
width. Just the hose for
winter wear. A pair 20c
LADIES' HOSE-Made
RaIh-fO1a1 thread fast
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
II YOU Are in Need OF a
Pretty Waist

At a moderate price, here is one
Made of imported all-wool Albatross;
the crepe finish. Tailor-stitched
shirred shoulders; also tailor-stitched
plaits down the front; new bishop
sleeves and double tab collar.
Trimmed with fancy steel buttons
Price .S2.9S
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
San Diego to Entertain Darling.

SAN DIEGO, Nov 26.-The Cham
Der of Commerce of the city has in
vited Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Darling and Mrs. Darling. who are
now in San Francisco. to be the guests
of the chamber while in this city A
committee of fifteen citizens has been
appointed TO make arrangements for
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Hose Supporter and Brace
Waist Combined.

Which every mother should have
her little ones wear-Made OF extra
strong sateen and good, strong eIas-
tic, with patent button clasps.
Double row OF patent washable tape
belt buttons. All sizes. .2Oc
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

LEAP-YEAR PARTY.-A leaD-year party
will be given next Wednesday night in the 80
cial hall OF the A. o. F. building oy Linco-A
Circle No. Z2S OF the Companions OF the rorsst
OF the Ancient Order OF Forssters-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
You Will Feather Your Nest

Or save money IL you buy your new
faIl ribbons here.
Plaid ribbon in all silk taffeta.
with a satin stripe running throughs
in the latest Scotch cO1orings. s.
"A ydru % = Z
PERSIAN RIBBON-Made OF
heavy washabls taffeta, satin edge;
in all Of the newest flower effects
in different combination OF colors;
width No. Is, "a inches wide
yard 1Sc
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Hosiery

That Is made right, viii fit right and
wear right and at low prices.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

dip hips, double side steels. Has an
extra twilled tape inside the waist
line to prevent stretching. In gray,
white and black. Price -. 90
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Building May Be Sold for Song
TACOMA, Nov. 26.-Washington'
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

LADIE s. VEST-Low
neck and no sleeves; made
of English thread. swiss
and richelieu ribbed; IN
pink. blue and white Price
Apfeca Sc
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
SAN FRANCIsoANs AT FAIR.

st. Louis Exposition Is Attractive to
Many CaIifornians.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The following
San Franciscans havejregistered at the
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
We Want All Particular

To come and inspect our fall under
wear that we had made expressly
for them We are positive that you
win be pleased and especially with
the low prices at which we are Of
ferinO them
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Cold weather is coming and we are prepared t,
help YOU save money-or feather your nes
connot, overestimote the saving to be mad
Price Cutters this week Not the largest store but
the store with the small prices
Here Is a Handbaa

OF good quality and
new styles. We are
proud to be able to
offer them to you.
And we are positive
you will be pleased
with the low price.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Brides and Mothers.

You can feather your
nest and save money by
buying your corsets here.
c. b. a la Spirite-The
corset that received the
highest award at the ST.
Louis Exposition. New
straight front, low and
medium bust; circular cut,
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Ten inches long. made of soft alli-
gator skin, steel frame and clasp;
nearsilk lined, with purse, also
cardcase inside to match. Strong
strap handles. A limited guam
tity, which we doubt will last
all day. Price. .90c
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
gUster Brown

B e T TO N-HOLE
COLLAR, made of
silk finished mercer
lied cloth, scalloped
edge, silk embroid-
cred; white ground.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

Ever quoted In
Frisco for Ladies'
OyercoIIar and Tab.
Made of Point de
Gene lace; in manY
rich designs, with a
pointed tab. Price
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

LADIES VEST-High neck and
long sleeves; made OF Peruvian
thread. fleece lined and Jersey knit
medium weight; IN gray or white
Pants to match. French band and
ankle length. Price. "A garment Zoe
LADIES TIGHTS-Made OF Sea
Island thread. stainless black.
shaped tops tight fitting. and ankls
length; soft and velvet finish Prios
QUO
LADIES' COMBINATION SUITS
High neck. long sleeves and ankle
length. The celebrated Mentor
make: made OF the best American
cotton. fleece lined; perfect fitting
Prtce QUO
LADIES' VESTS-Mads OF pure
Vega silk. high neck and long
sleeves. neck finished with hand
crocheted edge, run through with
silk ribbon.
Tights to match. shaped tops.
ankle length; IN pink. blue. white
and black. k......A garment $1.OO
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Just Received

A New Fall Shipment of KAYSER'S
CELEBRATED DOUBLE WOVEN
FINGER TIPPED GLOVES.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Cushion Cord With Tassels.

Made of mercerized yarn, silk fin
ished; full three-quarters OF a yard
long; in red and green, pink and
green, green and brown and many
others. Price. .23c
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
You Feather Your Nest

By saving your clothes a
when you wear one OF these -
Raglan Aprons-Made Of
colored Scotch checked ging- ~
ham, with shoulder strap
and buttons IN the back at 80
the top Liberal IN length
and width. Price.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Handmade Bottcn-
bers Tidy.

II inches square.
In star and conven-
tional designs. You
cannot buy the braid
for this price. 25c
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Expert Shoppers

Always come to us when looking for
Children's Underwear.
There's reasons why-they have
learned that for quality and fit the
Price Cutter is second to none
CHILDREN'S VESTS-High neck
and long sleeves. swiss ribbed; made
of English thread; in gray or white
Pantlets to match, ankle length
and French band A garment 25c
CHILDREN'S COMB NATION
SUITS-The celebrated Mentor
make; high neck. long sleeves and
ankle length; the kid fitting kind
Made of Egyptian thread, soft as
velvet; all sizes ...........5 Soc
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27
Why Not Start Now

And make up some corset covers? :?
Have one for yourself and some for
your friends. They make pretty
holiday gifts.
SWISS ESIBROIDERY-Made on
extra fine cambria in open work and
blind effect patterns. Double row OF
beading for running ribbon through,
IS inches wide, buttonhole edge.
Many patterns TO choose from.
27c a yard
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

4, sArru Three rows of silk stitch
i !. 3 ! ! : ! !. ! !" I !. ! ! 8 !. :"
WufFH ing on the back; patent
WRHf clasps; all sizes; guaran-
~ tee ticket in each pair. If
h you wear the finger tips
64H out before any other part
~ of the glove you are en-
titled to another pair free.
In gray. mode, champagne, navy,
black and white. Price. ..... 0Oc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
GOING AFTER THE GAMBLERS
Times Promise to be Troublous for
GaIesburg Sporting Gentlemen.

There is a wave of reform sweeping
over Galesburg and the persons who
earn their bread in the sweat of the
jackpot and throughout the uncertain
ties that do cluster about the final
Judgement of the ivory ball on the
whirling disk are likely to be whelmed
beneath its waves. This is not the
first wave of kindred reform that has
swept over Galesburg. There was one
last winter, directed and operated by
several well-intentioned citizens and
Illuminating scOld or two of a preach
er. That was wind. This one is con
Quoted by the states attorney in the
filing of a generous bunch of infOrma-
tions in county court against gamblers.
This is business. In the list of &C
cused are two prominent hotel keepers,
some wholesale liquor dealers, and slot
machine operators, and it is reported
that there are more than a hundred
men involved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
BISHOP FOWLER
STRICKEN DOWN
About to Open West Virginia Con-
ference When He Falls to
the Platform.

Grafton, w. Va, Oct 1.-THE Rev.
Bishop Charles H. Fowler of the
Methodist Episcopal church was strick-
en- from exhaustion here yesterday as
he was about to open the West Vfr-
GINA conference. CONSERVATION reign
ed in the vast assembly, and as the
bishop sank to the platform it was
thought that he was dead. All bust
ness was Immediately suspended and
physicians were summoned to attend
the afflicted man.
The bishop was Immediately taken
by the physician to the home of NJ. A.
Robinson. where consultation was
held late in the afternoon.
The first stroke had not proved Sc
riOus and was due maily to exhaustion
from overworll. The physicians be-
lieve that if there is not another at
tack the bishop will be able to recover
his strength.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11

Cora Smith, OF COrdOva, were united
in marriage at the court house this
afternoon by Justice McFarlane.
f. r. Hopkins is reported to be raj
lying nicely from the effects of the OPP
Grafton which he underwent at st. An
thongs hospital for appendicitis.
In game of basketball at the Ar
mory last evening between the Com
pany \ team and the MaroOns the lat
ter were victorious by a score of %
to IS.
Reports from St. Anthony's hospital
are to the effect that the condition of
S. V. Deem, the Galva contractor who
was removed there two weeks ago, is
greatly improved today.
Every customer we sell is a pleased
one and in addition TO the low prices
we Will give a souvenir free. and one
of our customers will receive a beau
tiful mahogany piano valued at $500.
Young & McCOmbs.
Matt Mcdonald. the switchman who
was injured yesterday in the Rock
Island yards, is reported to be doing
nicely today, and tc attending physi-
clan is confident of his recovery. His
injuries were not as serious as was at
first supposed.
Secretary J. II. Kcyser, OF the y.
NJ C. \. received telegram from
Mrs. Kcyser, at Richmond, Ind, in
forming him of the sudden death of
Mrs Keyser's father. Mr. Keyser left
on the noon train for Richmond 20
attend the funeral services.
We are showing the best selected
line of dress goods we have ever
shown. Don't you think it would be
a good time to buy now. while we are
giving souvenirs away. of your own Sc
lection. with every purchase of 81 OF
over. and then there is a piano. which
is a beauty. Young & McCOmbs.
y. NJ Bruner. state secretary of
railway Y NJ. c. \. work. is in Spring
field where he was called to attend
an important meeting of the building
committee last evening. The commit
tee is making arrangements for the
erection of one of the largest and
fnrsr association buildings in the
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
Camn 1850 Drill Team Grateful.

The members of the drill team of
Camp 1850, NJ w. A. desire to thank
all who contributed toward the fund
to help sending the team to st. Louis
during the fOresters week The money
was raised by Capt T. II. Flynn among
the members of the camp and friends
of the team. The following is a list
of those who contributed:
J. B. Corken. $25; J. G. Kopp, 81.
C. a. Olson. 81; z. Fl. Guyer, So; c. J.
Larkin. So: W. T. ChannOn, So; John
Dolly. 81; Z. T. Dolly, 81; NJ. J. Null
cahy, Sr.. 81: H. s. Nicholas. 81 Don
Shaw, 81; T. B. Reidy, So; Joseph Gel
ger, $3.50; J. A Moran, SIS; Clarence
Skinner. s.; 4. F. Greaser. 81; T. II.
Thomas. 81: J. v. Carse. 81; John X.
Scott. s.: c. W. HAYES, 50; T. J. Me
dill, 81; DR.. z. NJ. Sala. 81; J. F. Nun
ger, So; F. b. HAYES. 81: Joe McCrory,
81; F. A. Graves, 81; 6. G. Taylor, 81;
James Mcnamara. 81; J. F. Egan, 81 /;
F. o. Van Calder s.; VI. Houder, 81;
Sylvester ConweII. 81; D. G. White. 81 !;
T. B. Davis, So; Edly & Sexton, $3.50;
a friend 81: Z. B. Krcis, 81; J. T.
Shields Il: ). y. Blake. 81: F. J. Math
81; Henry J. Frick. 81; Herman Man
chion. 81; Ullemeyer & Sterling, 81;
r. 81. Pearce. 81: friend. % cents
Eckhart & Buffum, 81; /. = West. 81
Henry Geisler. 81: Richard Canes, %
cents; Kramer &, Co, 81; L. Schroe
der, s1.5O; G. Albert Johnson. 81; the
London, $3.50; S. Lewis, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
MRS. FERDINAND DAVIS
ALLOWED WIDOWS AWARD
Judge Chesley Renders Opinion on
Scope of Ante-NuptiaI Contract
Entered into by the Couple.

Judge Chesley of Cambridge. before
court here. has rendered a written
opinion in the contention between the
widow and the heirs of the late Ferdi-
nand Davis of South Rock Island, as
to the scope of an ante-nuptial con
tract entered into by husband and
wife. He rules that the contract did
not defeat the widows award as CON
tended by the children of the decedent.
and orders the appointment of a board
of appraisers to estimate the value of
the estate on which the amount of
the award will be determined. Mrs.
Davis was represented by Sweeney &
Walker and the children by Searle &
Marshall and NJ. E Sweeney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
A BRIGHT WORLD.

Some saw this world is a cold cold world
But it's always been bright to me.
With its hcarthstone fires and warm
desires
For the things that are yet to be.
And if I must labor ] wait
And trust in the fields l nave sown'
For know there is truth in the promise
Of youth
I shall some time come 70 my own
Some say this world is bad. bad world.
But it's always been good to me,
with its errors there live dear hearts
that forgive.
And hope for the things TO be.
This world il not old nor cold.
;Fbfg ,ynrld il not 50 sad nor bad,
If you look to the light. forgetting the
night.
-Noman's Life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
Division Teachers Meeting.

The regular meeting of Division No.
1. of the county school teachers, is to
be held at the Center station school
house next Saturday forenoon. The
meeting will be devoted to discussion
of the study of grammar. and of 'Ex-
pansion of the American People" by
Sparks. the noted university extension
lecturer. Mr.. Sparks has delivered ad-
dresses in both Rock Island and Mo-
line. and his book on expansion is ct
tracing wide attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
YEAR BRIGHT ONE
For Rock Island Young Mems Chris
tian Associa-
ton.
ANNUAL BANQUET is HELD
Gratifying Reports From the Officers
and Committee Chair
men.

| The Young Mems Christian associa'
| ton held it's annual meeting at the as
sociation building last evening. The
meeting was we'll attended, and the re-
ports of the committees of the associa-
ton were very gratifying.
Chairman G. c. Blakslee, of the com
mittee on religious work, reported that
the religious meetings of the associa-
ton during the year had been under
the direct supervision of the commit
| tee. which had secured the speakers
and the music for the occasions. The
report of the meetings held at the Rock
/ Island Pillow cOmpany's shops was very
encouraging. and the committee feels
well repaid for the efforts by the en-
thusiasm manifested by the employees
| of the shops. The committee asked
for a larger appropriation TO cover the
expense OF music and out of town
speakers.
Bible study interests.
The bible study report. made by
| Chairman Il. II. Johnson, showed that
an average of thirty men have taken
advantage of the opportunity for sys-
tematiC bible study. and that an aver
age of % have attended the fellowship
lunch prepared each Sunday by the As
sociation Helpers. and the half hour
song service following. J. X. Hart and
| c. ID. McLane have been secured to
conduct the work of this years bible
study
In the Boys Department.
Mantle JOhansen. chairman of the
boys department committee. told of
the outings. sOCials. gymnasium work,
bible classes. and banQuets of the de-
partment. Since Sept. ! the work of
the department has been conducted by
Secretary /. l.. Mcdonald. who is co
| operating with the committe to organ
| ;ze the department so that the boys
may in large measure conduct their
own work. y membership contest is
planned 10 begin Oct. Is.
Arthur Hansen, chairman of the so
cial committee. reported that seven so
Gals have been held at the association
! building. the last being a reception in
honor of Secretary L. l.. Mcdonald and
| Physical Director E. c. Earl Sept. ,.
Membership Contest.
/
mittee. presented by Chairman James
y. Weed. showed that when the asso-
citation began the work OF the year just
| closed. there was a membership OF
POP. and had just started on a mem
/ beTship contest in which it was pro
posed TO secure 107 new members in
- days. The contest resulted in the
addition of IS new members. leaving
the membership total 365. \ new con
test was started at once to secure 90
members in the same number of days
Only - new members were signed
during this contest and at present a
contest is on for 100 new members By
Thanksgiving The Ramser trophy
was won in the contest which closed
in December by L. G. Simpson. mem
Der of the membership committee. and
a. the close Of the second contest by
s E MattisOn. Jr-. who also won the
round trip prize ticket 10 the worlds
fair. \ net gain in membership of IS
was reported by the committee, and
this result of the years work was very
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.

a company of neighbors surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bourdeau, 2849
Fifth-and-a-half avenue, last evening
in remembrance of the goth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burton. Mr.
and Mrs. William Fee. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lahiff, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sta
pleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Empke
and G. w. McCaskrin, Rock Island,
and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. V. Towney, Jack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
DONNELLY AGAIN MANAGER
Reelected at Annual Meeting of the
Springfield Association

The Springfield baseball association,
at its annual meeting last evening. re
appointed Frank Donnelly manager o.
the team. The report of the treasurer
showed that the association would be
81 900 TO the good after the settlement
of all outstanding obligations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
CLARKE is ELECTED CLERK
Rock Island Man Has Position With
State Board of Equalization.

Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. 11.-(Special to
The Argus.) The state board of equal
ization met this morning and took a
recess until tomorrow morning, "a
seven counties have failed to make
their return of assessments to the aud
itOr of public accounts. The commit
tee has elected r. c. Clarke of Rock
Island and Alex Sholl of Quincy as
clerks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
DAVENPORT SHOOTERS BEST
Win Second Biennial Mail Team
Match With Score of 1929.

Davenport. Iowa. Oct. 11.-FuIl re
turns today from the second biennial
mail team match held simultaneously
Sunday in the different cities belong
ing to the Central ShaTpshooters I'M
ion show Davenport won with a score
of 1919, New HoIstcin, Wis, 1875,
second