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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
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Gbeer unb Nspbaltpapier, 9ahpapue.
9beer uno Gspbalt, Oel, 9%erpentin.
sFarben, @la8 &c. &c. Itets uprr6thin
bel 3. g. 8ielaanu, BOG Off.
Commerce StraBe. @ieorige Breiie.
quite 8aare louie CUTE uno reele
8eotenun9 ueroen anruulirt, -
TelephUn 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
Sine i~dre6ltdbe sraaBsie

fpielt iid in S~auienben bon Mobnunz
gen ab inbem Der Sob tdgli9 Gpfer
Der S9minbfudt unb 2un~genent3ans
bnng forbert. Merben grtdltunaen
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unb beute 1T ie mol uttb fart. Sic
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Dolis befert. soc unb ST. 90 Bel s.
aalteper & Sobn, Geo. s. s. Sdmitt,
@iaent. unb QboIf 9reis.
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cine jeltlau,e epefnlattum.

aus Netu Nrleafs mlro aen1stoet,
BOB y. .. yeters. oef Sraltoenf DEE
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1T ridt aot5 tlar, toenl91terls lalien
die tnr3en tele9ropbli1en Wftttetlun'
gen itr. nlbt garl5 tlar ertennen.
Nle es it3elnt. Job Dag betouBfe S9n'
oitat 10 ntel Daurtuolle l5erilebn'en,
oils tatidhtth nberl9llftg TT uno
oleie Damn aus Dem 9nrloel aurud.
bolter. Ut idaet oteler ueberldluB
auf ungefabr III Bro5ent oo. OnS
Welo fir Die Dnrbftbrurg oieler
Spefulntlor ipllefi ole Safiten urio
@elDleute, bic ia ebenfallS IN benz
5teigen oes yreiies intereliiert lino,
tergeben. Wuf iolde Wetie glanbt
0err Veters Den Yrels IN Die 9Dbe
treitell 81 tOnnen; nub 1T er oer Nn'
fiHt. onB cine Specialization, fple er
tie uurbat, III teirer Wetle gefdbr+
lid1 Jet.
Wie Qeingt, Der Blnn 1T nod nldlt
nara lIar, es ldaeirt uflS aber lbort aus
BEN @eniget1, uas hber i'm mIt9e>
teilt tuiro, berUDr5uaeber, BOB &c
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toflr1t uno trerlr ne tnirflih 81
6tanoe t6ne. 10 tu1re tie iebr sa bes
3tueifslr, onB es ientalS etne oeror'
tile STERILIZATION ourdfabrer tDnnts.
0err xeters mag Elm Qa15 aelhelter
Mann ieirt. nber BON Borienoelhof'
ten serstebt er Dffet1bar nift niel uno
mir mbdbteri ytieiHnttoem rater, iih
an ben BON ibHn acknowledgement I'M
tertebrturiQeri 81 beteiliaer. Seine
MISUNDERSTANDING ltrlo. allen aii'
ideitle nab, bel 81 obertldf1llb, alS
oaB man ibr, one erfolgrac1e 8urdIs
librur1g toeltreldenoerS petulattnter
latraueis tornte. DaS babet mir
eieieri 1erbft aeieben. Derr Beters
mar oertenlQe. Der oen Sarnterfl BIG
sum lestetl Angenbl1d oen Hat asge'
zen Bat. lbre SalIt1n0ue 81 1alterl
urto out uopere greIle gu nartef1;
DOS 1aoe1 nun daerotngs aun fiob
anoere gefan, aoer perr yeterS trat
oaoei NIT slner loln3en Seltlmfat1elt
oli. mle ytsef1i1lio lonlf es uagte;
niIt announcement oerlan9te &c, oaB
gig 5orrler mort ailoers oertaufen
lpsten. atS ols ne III cents ernlelten,
unn lpater oeliatio &c nut faif nod9
eroBerer announcement oaraul. oaB
JIG lgle TorosrHng anl 5molf cents
ssgopten. Wlan mnBfe ! MOL ooer
nnet a1negnlen. er paoe one 1ergalt'
nIne eraio!lm ifloierf uno ltn uoer
gen Sulfaao oerleloen genau inter-
rigtet. OIe J0lge fnar penn aud,
oaB lem Hatldalag BON slelen befolgt
muroe uno oaB oeiotloers ore 3eltun'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
MAeriet.

W&EEkSts
5n Sort SAM 6puIton miro
Elm Gbfau=8 electromagnetic aufaes
iteat tperoen.
Der San Der Mrs. annie
4acu aeaen bic W. SC. & e. 8abn
lit su @unften oer leBteren entibies
ben nDrben. Wirs. 2acp ttaete auf
$25. 900 Shaoenerlas, neil fie auf
einem BuQe Der Demltiguna unters
mDrfen muroe. iid3 i'm Gaubfabinet
Bonn G~0noufteur unteriuden gu lal=
len, en einem Wtitpaiiagier $40 abb
banoen Qefuntnten uaren.
Die Bulp Hon@ bun 8. s..
Tappan & Co.. 1T in ben 8efib Der
ct. Qouts Cattle Company iiber0es
ganQeri, bic AUDI fernerbin bort 8us
MES fir baa 8uloIpiel miro sihtert
taiien.
Sn einett nGtnaeIanot" an bic
ygrpreB" in welhem er iid eeQen
Bartei : Ruminatipner in Der Staot
ausiprint, beutet 6err %. q. WurS'
bad an, oaH mar, in nemDtratiiGen
Areiien bsfarhtet. Die oemofras
tiihen gDuntp : Dennten f6nnten
bel Der ndhften Gountppabt in Sc
fair aerater1. faa8 man es suaiebt, oaB
eine Soon Bartiian" Administration
fir bic Staot ersu1blt miro. gr min
AUDI in grfabruna gebrabt babeu,
baB BON ben Reprdientantea bieiea
Counties in Der bemndhit sulan,s
mentretenben Qegis[atur Der Gerluh
gemadt meroen iDa, reht fbnea cine
Bin ourf)auorhden. bic bic 4ufitel.
lung eines nNDn 8nrtiian 9idet"
geraoesu berbietet, 10 oaB Die 0Irs
ger oeatuunsen ftno, entueoer bemp,
tratiih ooer repubfitaniib ST. itlms
Msn.
Der adt Meilen u0rblih BON
Der Staot uDbnenoe Farmer Guguit
Stemart madte einen erfpl1luien
Teriuh, iib ourh 2auoanum su Der. |
8. 3nppmeper, Der BEL linn
auf Der 6arr1 tpUbnt, aepatrte i'm
in bewubtloiem 1uitanbe uno rift gu
0errp Springer, Der per 9elephun
Die geamten berbeibrnhte, Die
Steruart ms 6ospital transporter
ten, p0ielbf er ourdl Die Nntpeu.
BON Gleftriaitdt ms 2eben aus
rhdgerufen uno aerettet tuuroe.
Yin Steue unr go. Steues, Der
reiignierte, bat MapDr Campbell ben
NouDtaten CHARLES 8. Bertrand afs
alderman Der 8. Warb eruannt.
Die GtraBenbahn : 8eEeaIhaFt
loBt in Der 5io : Glamu StraBe biz
Granias BaB 8abnbof neue
|hpere ShmeIen uno Ghienen les
zen.
Das Wetter bleibt aneauerub
don uno trofen. Sin t1dtiaer Ne.
gen t0nnte niht5 ifaoen. Das Qanb
ornuht Observation-Disclosures.
Die 8ermnnia 2uge Der g. g.
Z. Of 0DnDr bat Die fplgenoeu neueu
erpdblt: Brotettor, Otto
Blumenthal; 8ice : Brotettur, 8il.
5. WGler; Setret1r, Sacpb
5inana . Setretdr, 6enrp
Shabmeiiter. 1beuoore en-,
Iefbarot; Saplan, Mrs. Shippers,
'er9; 5hbrer, Biaiam 6uffmon:
Jnnere > @ahe. WrS. 6. Shmiot;
geuseres8 ade. Mrs. 86Hin; Ser
@Ottlieb Reameoer, Worts
9enrp Menaer.
Die 8runbifbe 10 e.
er GDoe DO. 7 3. b. 8. g..
'eranitaltet am Samitae ben IA. in
Snafe oes RiiiicnS Gartens
inen arOBen Breis Mastenban fir
'ehen arrangement Elm 8pmite nit
@ifer tatia lift. Der Ball
ferlpriht su elmer red]t amu5anteR
lH6re Al tueroen. Der gintritt bss
so Gents. /.
5eute abeso miro i'm @roBen
0pernbaus oas rDmoatiide DRAMA
2abto N0nsni". bic 9ranatiSie. I,
lna eines uieI geteienen Romons !
On Wtarie @oreai, eegeben, r1Draen
bero fommt bic 8eianasppHe v9be
Of "a" iar Guffhbruna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

@n nebnen feline Staot aus,
tuenn mir iaeen, oaB mir oas er6Bte
9aser BON n@bite 8ine" 6pfs, gi=
hen', &ihens. Bappel' uro 6idoru.
bols, Selfatbe uno 8aumaterialien
I'M State BADEN. CD. steoes q
sons,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

gStr baben aaf Eager uno
5nrl 8ertauf: 4uuiitana ,Reo Gu.
pres" ,.aabeart" unb prime" /,
5 uno 6 51aige Sdinoetn. @rDstes
9aaer in Beit Eeras. SO. Stebee
g. Gems.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

Nir 1ehmen feline Staot aus,
penn tutr la1eH. oaB mir oas orDste
4aeer BON aWbite Bine@.6ulS, 81.
4sns, Giten., Yappel. un6 6idprn,
0ula. DelFarbe unb Bnumaterinlieu
I'M Stante baber. 60. Steoes q
gons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
Mmfunay

Jamlllen, tuelde an ihleften Stro,
Ben fpDbneu, ueroet, b6Hihft erIuht,
lbr 0ola i'm irodenen @etter au be.
ftellen.
CARR WooD & Coal Co,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

8ir baben auf Eager uuo gum
Sertauf: 8outiiaua .,Geo 0ppres",
.aubeart" uno brine. 4, 5 uuo
b 3oltge Stinoe(u. @r6Btes Eager
in 8eit 9eras. go. Steoes &
SOuS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

@eraoe bonn NrfanIas TluB
bereingefontinen: 8mei Waeonla.
oungen Bappel., Gidens uno 6idoz
Ms6uta. 60. 5tepes & Suns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

ShoIs Sntppn biqtet e,nen
aaosnsbmsn aniautdan}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06
SnOmeIfteras wl1n0t Ono

Denn SIR Gudl irGedbpo nieoer
tafien moQt. tbut es entlana Der 81
ME Der
gam Matosaio u gGrasaSas
YaB Saba,
i'm 9artensD iitrift oes States. @e
iunobeit uno Slima uniibertroFfen.
Biaise 2dnoereien fir ben ssarlnsr
Wartt86rtner, Obfts unb &ieb8iiGtee.
Weaen @insel6eiten wenoet&uh an
6. s. Wlartin, q. So. a.,
SON NntDniu. TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-06

CARR1S raeIbe % en-
gFenhpis ~ 80
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26

The handsomest soft coal heating
stove In the world In on exhibition In
Hunts Hardware Store. II 10 one oi
the prize winners at the Lewis 4 Clark
Fair, and does ones eyes good to look
At. Nickel finished throughout except
the bodv. which IL copper, and pol
iphed like n Mirror, and IL certainly
something new In heaters. He has
ab0ut twn hundred other heaters which
must he sold from two dollars mp to tiity
dollars. Who else has family heater
for two dollars7 Who else has one real
" worth fifty dollers7 Hunt the Hard
ware Man Ia alone In his class.
]. II. Downing received letter re-.
Gently from his son, J. NJ. Downing,
who shipped hand Of over u hundred
head Of horses from this place To Alber.
u. stating that he Was caught In a bliz-
GARD In Northern Montana when the
mercnry skurrieh away down TO l2 be-
low zero. His horses stampe,led and he
lost the eniire bunch but before writing
the letter he had succeeded In recover.
ing eighty head oi the animals and
hoped To find the others In n few DAYS.
The storm occurred on the same day the
heavy snow storm visited this section.
Messrs Jameson and Marshall. two
enierprising yonng men from Portland,
arrived few days ago and are opening
\ plumbing and steam htting shop in
the ArmoFy hail annex. Both men are
practical sanitary plumbers and their
work is guaranteed TO give complete sat.
isfaetion. Their new ad appears in an
other column OF this impression.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
"RoASTs" THE HUNTERS

"B. X ssArcy and son Len and Editor
$. A. nattison came over from Condon
last Friday with view IN stocking their
larler for the coming Winter with veni-
son from Wheeler's gamev hills. Rein
forced here hv Chas, Millet who. like b.
x. il a hunter of renown. thev hit the
trail SATURDAY. morning over In the di-
reetion nj Corral mountain and for three
havs and nights thev stalkeh and stalk
ed Init. alas! M deer hove In sight
Armed with mighty determination
mt to return emptv-handed the hunters
slew dnck and three gronse in cold
hInnd leastwavs thev said they were
grouse. and Won can hardly tell grouse
from BARNARD chicken. after death
and denndaiion. The fonr Nimrods re-
tnrnei tn Fossil Tuesday. and after
spending an hour or 50 irving to trade
Jack Yantis ont Of his two pet deer, the
Cnndon contingent proceeded that even
ing to their homes, improved In appe-
lite and health ~ result of their FIVE
davs' nuting. Fossil Journal.
Stewart IL "soVe" hecanse the hunters
did not give him some venison. II he
don't he good the Globe will tell Of the
time in Portland that Stewart failed to
show M at the hotel for two nights
Was he hunting dear then?
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
Notice to Creditors.

In the County Court Of the state OF Oregon for
the county OF Gillian.
Ia the matter Of the estate OF WIN Davenport.
deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that the above entitled
court has appointed the undersigned admins
trIor of the estate Of VIII Davenport, deceased,
and he g. fully qualified therefor
All persons having claims against the said
deceaseu will present them 10 the undersigned,
~ Asygille. asegaa, Within six months from
the date oi the first publication OF this notice;
said claims must be verified In the manner re-
quired by law.
Dated october a. 1906. Date Of first pablica-
ton October &c, 1905,
r. A. sTINcHFIRLD,
Administrator Of the estate OF Win Davenport,
deceased.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26

A slight accident to the electric light
plant MoHday evening caused shut
down for few minutes bnt the matter
was soop arranged and the man in
charge said, LET there be light" and
there was light. The new 6O.horss en-.
gine and new dynamo will soon be 10.
stalled when no further trouble will be
experienced.
BooKKEEPER WANTED-YouDg man
understanding donbe entry. State age,
experiences and salary wanted. Lock
Box 2, Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
Kennedy-Redford,

Al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
J. Hutchinson. brother-in-law and sic
ter Of the groom, the Rev, q. w. Riggs
officiating, Tuesday, October 10, 1905,
WAS solemnized the marriage Of ClRT-
ence Il. Kennedy, NJ. D., of this city,
and Amy Rediord. Of Arlington Both
the contracting parties are well and fav-
orahlv Known and the hest wishes oi
many friends all over the country win
he theirs. Thev will reside in this city.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
Notice Of Final settlement.

In the County Court OF the State Of Oregon for
Gillian County.
In The matter Of the estate Of Richard J. Glib.
bOnn, deceased.
TO all persons eoHcer1ed
Notice IL hereby given that have filed In the
above entitled court and cause. my hnAl report
Nv administrator 0i the estate Of Richard J Glib.
b0ns deceased. and that pursuant % an order
made and flied Ia The above entitled Court. by
the Judge thereof. on October 1905, said final
report and all objections thereto will be heard
by said CoHEt II Che County Court room In the
court house IT Condor. Gillian County, Oregon.
az two o'clock 10 the afternoon OF Saturday, the
26tb day Of November. 1908
All persons interested IN said estate are here
by notified 20 be present NJ Eaid time and place
and present their objections II they have any, to
said hnal report.
GEORGE GIBBONS.
Administrator Of the estate OF Richard Glib
bOns. deceased.
Dated october n, 1900
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
NotIoa 81 Flnal settIemant.

Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
administrative Of the estate OF John Maddox,
OF the State Of Oregon for the County Of Gillian
her final account OF the administration Of said
estate. All persons having any objections %
offer 90 said final account should appear at the
county court room IN Condor, Oregon. at 10
o'clock q the forenoon of Friday the 18th, day
oi November. le06 the time and place designated
by said comfy court for the hnAl hearing al
SARAH A. Maddox,
30d3S Adminisim,rix Of said Estate.
Date Of first publication October IL, 1905.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
Masquerade Ball.

Invitations will he issned for a BAL
Mapsne" To he given at Armorv hall,on
the evening NJ Friday, November 3rd.
Those wishing to order costumes may
do so at.P. II. Stephenson's store.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-26
EQUALITY STORE
LORD g. COMPANY

Our Fall and Winter Goods are arriving daily
and we are Offering up as fine lines in Dress
Goods, Outings, Fanneetts, Ginghams, Per-
Gales and Prints as you will find in any store
this side of Portland and at prices that Port
land cannot beat New things in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
JOHN DOE, CHIMNEY
SWEEP, IN TROUBLE
Accumulates Bun While Doing Job,
And is Sent Down for
10 Days.

John Doe. chimney sweep, this morn
,ng was before Police Magistrate G. A.
Johnson on a charge of disOrderly con-
duct. He was sentenced to serve 10
days in the county jail in default of
payment of a fine of $50. John was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Off
Ger Sidney Pearson on complaint of
E. T. Dolly, proprietor of the cigar
store at Nineteenth street and Sec
ond avenue.
John had been engaged to clean out
the chimney on the building. When
he had half finished with the job he
appeared before the proprietor with a
Jag and demanded a settlement. Mr..
Dolly told him when he had complet-
ed the work according to agreement
he would receive his pay, and not I'M
til then. Then John grew demonstra-
tive. and threatened to plug the chin
ney with bricks.
Mr.. Dolly feared if the man got on
the roof again he would tumble off, so
he called an officer TO have him locked
up until he was sober. On the way
to the station John threatened to
thrash the policeman, but Sid merely
smiled at him, and admonished him to
be a good boy. or he would be obliged
to slap him on the finger nail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
LEE PFAU CITY VISITOR
Has Just Completed Installation of
$4,000 Gold Mining Plant.

Lee Pfau, formerly of Rock Island.
but whose residence has been for some
years in Cincinnati, from which city.
where. through fortunate investments
and the enlistment of capital in exten-
sive amounts, he has developed highly
productive gold mining enterprises in
he west, as heretofore related in The
Argus. is spending the day in the city.
Mr.. Pau is on his way east from
Prescott, where he has just completed
the installation of a plant and ma
chinery involving an expenditure of
$4,000
The corporations of which Mr.. Pfau
is at the head are the Pau Mining
and Reduction company with capital
of 100000. of which Mr. Pau has
s103, 500. and the Pau Extension and
Mining company. with capital OF $500.
600. of which Mr.. Pfau holds a third.
The claims which the companies
own adjoin each other and are near
the famous Senator Clark holdings
The nearest town is Cherry. which is
soon to be changed TO Pfau in honor of
Mr.. Pau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
SEASON is NEARLY OVER
Next Sunday Will be Palm Sunday and
Easter Follows.

Ihere remain but two more weeks
or the Lenten season. Next Sunday
VIII be observed as Palm Sunday. the
DAY on which the triumphal entry of
Christ into Jerusalem will be obsery-
ed The day is commemorated wifi
special services in the various
churches, and by the distribution of
palm leaves in the Catholic edifices
On Palm Sunday the long gospel is
read; the gospel which recites the pas.
sion and death of Christ.
The final week of lent is known as
holy week, and special services are
conducted in the church. The last
three days are known as Maunday
Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Sat
urday; and on the third day after Good
Friday the Resurrection is celebrated
with splendid Easter programs The
local choirs have been engaged for
weeks preparing the Easter day mu
sic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
TELLS OF WEST WONDERS
Walter G. Brandenburg to Lecture at
Methodist Church.

Walter G. Brandenburg will lecture
AT the First Methodist church Monday
evening, April II, in the interest of
held at Denver in July. His subject
will be Wonders of the West This
is a superbly illustrated lecture Mr..
Brandenburg has won reputation as
a scenic lecturer, a graphic writer and
a profound scholar in the ancient folk
lore of our country's history He was
formerly connected with the United
States geological survey, the Smith
Sonian Institution, and numerous par
ties of eastern educators in researches
among the pre-COlumbian ruins of the
southwestern portion of our country
He was a member of an exploration
party through the Grand Canon of the
Colorado river. and at the risk of his
life obtained many of the rarest pho
tographs that have ever been taken Of
this greatest Of natures wonders.
The Rocky Mountain News. of Den
yer. in speaking of his lecture, says:
A large and interesting audience at
tended the illustrated lecture given
last night at Grace NJ E. church by
Prof W. G. Brandenburg. Prof. Brand
enburg took as his theme the beauties
and resources of Colorado. He illus
trated the remarkable changes which
have taken place during the past half
century by a series Of sIereopticn
views. beginning with the early days
and working up to the present"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

Inspector George B. Knapp, of Du-
5uque. in a recent interview on the
new inspection rules just issued by
the bureau of navigation, said among
other things:
1.-The story has been going the rounds
of the river newspapers to the effect
that each boat must have a whistle,
causing new worry to the owners of
gasoline launches. This story shows
a lack of knowledge of the subject in
hand. for the boats have always been
required to have q whistle and this
difficulty has always been met with by
using compressed air. This requiring
of such craft to have whistles is not,
as has been said, to enable them to
give warning to persons out in row
boats, but because these crafts are gov
erned by the pilot rules which specify
that boats passing each other must
signal by whistling on which side they
wish to pass. The idea of warning is
a foolish one, for most gasoline boats
make noise enough with the explosions
of the fluid TO warn any craft within a
mile OF their approach. Another false
report is that these boats will be re-
quired to carry life boats swung from
davits, which from their size would
crush or sink the boat This is not a
new rule either. and does not apply to
the smaller craft The smaller craft
are required to carry a certain number
of square feet of life boat capacity for
each passenger they accommodate, but
are not required to carry them on
davits. On the contrary, nearly all of
the smaller boats tow their life boats.
causing their owners to make profane
remarks when they engage in a race
with others"
The r. ID. Kendall and E RutIedge
were down and back.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
PLAN BASEMENT AT CHURCH
Members of Grace Lutheran to Meet
Friday to Discuss Improvement.

Friday night the members of Grace
Lutheran church will hold an infor-
NAL meeting and discuss plans for the
building of a basement in the church.
OF course the lack of room is the cause
for the discussion of this improvement
but the increase of the attendance in
the last few months is cause for the
lack of room.
The Sunday school has increased its
attendance and Sunday there were 200
members present. and the facilities are
altogether too small. The basement,
If built, will be used chiefly by the
young people for their socials and
meetings. II a decision is reached in
favor Of the Improvement. the work
will probably be commenced imme-
diately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
PERSONAL POINTS.

]. f. Montrose of Peoria is at the
Harper.
]. T. Stafford left last evening for
South Dakota on business trip.
Miss Cora McKown returned to
school at Lake Forest this afternoon.
Hon. w. F. Crawford returned to-
day after a visit of two weeks to his
old home in Indiana and a trip to
points on the Ohio river. II was the
first time he had been at the scenes of
his boyhood for over half century
and the experience was naturally
much enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-11
Friday. April IL.
Afternoon,

1:3O p. m, devotionals. f. E. Shawl g.
z:OO p. m, American Sabbath" I F.
H. NJ. Bowen; 2:30 p. m. AN
tl-License Enforcement of Law" l.. F..
Cullom, T. ]. Wood.