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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

.iy on tho lookout Tor rns thruugh
out Tie entire tine I vas IN the
place waH MTn Cook. the pro.
prietrnaa gha eyed ever arrival
with the mast intense scrutiny. not
excepting myself I could SO ~
her manner that she bad decided
In her nwn mind that the third
nian 70 nv left Vas tho man she
vas watching Tor as she kept her
ewes Tired cosortiy on him through
out tho time I was taking Win
her
NJ advice 20 her Is 20 Keep up
her vigilance Before the end 81
the wnok shall lunch there again.
proving 10 her that ! am too shreNd
10 - captured In - largo crowd.
even when ny presence u suspect
"a
While 7 vas engaged AZ my meal
Attorney G. A Reynolds entered
the place and took a seat few
chairs 10 mr. right and aa ! passed
out M companion called nv aften.
,i0n % % D. Ward sitting near the
entrance
I assembled tho stairway some
uhaf nsgvoualv since I had already
announced through the columns %
The star that I would purchase a
cigar Ia the United Cigar store. fac.
ing on Second Az. IN tho building
and stand for 20 minutes n front
Of the building counting capture.
Bunch IN waiting.
Anf emerged from the building
I found myself In the midst of a
bunch Of wiaa watchers all Intent
UPON ny capture. A. the corner ~
I the building a neaHhoy With a
bunch % copies % the noon edi-
ton ~ The Star vas calling out
that would be there IN - min.
utra and doing a lively business
dispensing his papers 20 persons
seeking further information. Each
man in the whole efowd 81 ANA.
lteur aTeufha was looking infenily
across and up and down the street.
[ aeanulng every face IN the hope ~
T Identifying me To have arrived
srotp anv ~ those directions would
Al that moment have certainly put
an end 10 nv liberty.
T Hut b. n TerY simple ruae ! threw
the whole crowd on the scent and
soon became one Of the pursuera,
safely free from suspicion. Ia
emerging from the building ! pass
cd through the rooms ~ the Scan
dlnaelan American bank. stepping
into the street from that inatltu-
ton AZ the backs 81 the watching
crowd Having become one Of the
crowd vas entirely safe.
with my back 20 the wall Of the
building ! aldeatepped my way
along 70 the entrance % the cigar
store. whore ! made my purchase
j CONTINUED on Page TsuJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
TO CLEAN UP
RAILROAD AVE.

There viii be no more storage
yards or lumber yards or junk
shops operated on lower Occidental
~. or Railroad az. after next
week The street department has
Issued q notice that the wagons.
old Junk. plies o. lumber. and a
thousand other things that have
encumbered the thoroughfareH for
yesrs must be removed.
Abort goo vehicles. old and new
we're counted In the street Yester-
day sFeninE one lumber yard has
been operating IN the street for
a number % feArn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

~ the council did not know that
they wers voting for an ordinance
that I'D not contain Cases salary
This clever effort on tho part Of
the euuncllmsn Who claim that
Mayer Moofe'a appoiutee IL net on
titled to draw salary. Nill result In
either forcing the mayor 70 veto
the ordinance. or ohiiglbK the
council 70 pas new one
There iH also an error In the
type writing Of tho ordinance pass.
cd Tho sum ~ ft0.09t. allowed
the street maintenance. IL written
si0t. COZ This error alone makes
tho ordinance Illegal
u il expected that next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BUCHANAN HAS A
STORMY VOYAGE

The forward deck Of the steam
ef Baekman was under water dur
ing the first two days Of her trip
from Frisco. which terminated THE
morning. A strong gale from the
northwest and a heavy bead sea
fought the progress OF the ship all
Sunday and Monday. and on Tues
day haEy weather vas encountered
With tremendous swell No dam
aEa resulted from the storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
GERMAN BAPTLSTS
COMING HERE

One hundred and fifty delegates
20 the convention of German BAp.
iist Hrethrsn. recently held in iyoa
Angeles. will arrive In Seattle
saturday afternoon or sunday
morninE and viii spend Sunday in
this city They ell leave Sunday
night for Vancouver. going east via
The Canadian Pacific.
The delegates will come here al.
rect from Tacoma. spending Sat.
urdaY morning. and perhaps satur
day afternoon In that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
WANTS TO WORK TOMORROW

For three years p. J. Mctingn.
By his own statement. has been al
work on Broad street, trying -
complete q grading work. TodAf
ne asked the mayor Tor n permits
20 Re allowed 20 work tomorrow.
Decoration DAY. a. he was trying
TO complete the task.
Mayor Moore said that he would
grant no permits for carrying on
work during the holiday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BANKERS RUN EXCURSION.

Everybody IL invited 10 Join with
the bankers OF the city tomorrow ia
bix excursion 20 Victoria. Ths
steamer Indianapolis has been char
tered for the trip and viii ieays
pier / at s 80 o'clock a. m. The re-
turn trip VIII be by moonlight. M.
sic and q good time will be enjoyed
on board the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
JOHN D. FARRELL, WHO ONCE CARED
FOR HORSES OF DR. MAYO, is NOW
INVESTING MAYO MONEY in SEATTLE
FREMONT AGAINST RscRAoe

Property owners o. Fremont Al a
largely attended meeting last night
AZ Odd Fellows hall voted over
wheimingly against the proposed re-.
grade o. Kilhourne a.. The heavy
cut proposed has tendency 10 de-
struy ali present grades and the
meeting last night developed a very
strunK oupoaitiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY PROCLAMATION.

To the People Of the City 81 Seattle:
people Of country With wisdom and patriot
apart 10th day May each year which to
their tribute the o. those who In the dark
offered their lives sacrifice
Of patriotism for Liberty and union now and for
ever. ard inseparsble"
Therefore. - mayor Of City Of Seattle, do most
earnestly people 70 lay aside All bust
due observance o. said day
hereby prohibit Performance Of all public work
day necessary for the preservation
OF iHfe health peace Of people.
Dated Seattle, Washington, this 29th day o. May 1907
WIN. HICKMAN MOORE Mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
nv sAFFLEs

Ms. saa4e IS Ksstlnx strenuous
cn~~ On ny heels there IRE a.
~ a kusdred pnrsuera eaC1 uiie
s-t-rnined upou ny cauiarc. afii
hIly Sore ~ zhnm Hsre yeatefs
~ ebu.e enough % ne 20 have
as.n - /. thsy bad oniT bad their
rits aecat then
PSI u each and ever Instance
n<F raised thelr chances and TT
~ 100 reward slip through thslr
layers
Foar tines within q haurs have
lbssn sn lmmineat danger p being
hksa. ard each time | escaped
y o. hafssf chance error on TIE
rr Of ~ garsasfs. the error Or
Nsv~esinx the wrong individual Of
ssiar tie man they were affef.
fouf tines I stood close snouah
- and hsar persons Who ere
Erainx ma. arrest other men -
Aires suspects. when With 10
nors sxertion th~y might have ar
ss,st ne instead and Wun that
xIsssa $500 reward for my cap
ara IN each case the Hiightest
frlaT Of interest OF curiosity
s1ula hare resulted IN my capture
= q eArh case ! saw and listened
s,,A earntally fslgued indifference
81 sussicioa Be aimed in ny d.
/ r<-icn
Lunsh AZ Scheduled.
h he presence ~ not less than
. - parsons. fuglr 100 Of whom
rrs intsnseiY oa the lookout Tor
i ~ srrfyal. carried out yesterday
4 fxr ny announced lutsution 70
nks lunch a. the Bunch q Grapes
n<k fooms IN the basement q
h Alaska building A entered
4 ~ rogr ever emplOYe To- the
& tsos and each Of two score Or
surs cnsiomefa scanned my faee
r pme sign which might confirm
y Or her suspicion that was the
1n th<y wanted A. ! took a seat
lfanstts waitress on my right
n -t=1t1 ~ HAAhHN HsAAAAAf"N HAa
mer for me- when she might aa
MT have taken me Instead
Il entoJed a delicious luncheon
.sHis the fact that ! vas some.
"a SERIOUS over the prospect ~
@aedlafe capture While ! was IN
= nifsi % Il q customer from
= ofher side % the room walked
: Ne aide Of the man in the next
% ny own and acetsed him
r'sinE ne 4 little lat another
aA approached hlu AMI remarked
ne man Nh1 hRd ID leit the
70 from the seat on the other
s q ne must have been me Ia
~ ease 10 have displayed the
~sa'sst curiosity. or even am
n 'eihf Indifference would have
-.s ny capture certain
q Aons thosA aho we're excited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
SURGEON BACKS MAYO COALING
& BALLASTING CO.. WHICH WILL SPEND
$500 900 IN SEATTLE HARBOR
RISE OF ]. D. FARRELL

ls7274-stable boy and driver FOR DR.. VIM. Mayo Of
Rochester, MINI.
1s74-seotion hand Rose to section boss and train
master.
1e06-Beoame head Of the Hartman interests in North
west having held high positions with James J. Hill
1a07-Invess $500 600 of DIR VIM. Mayos in Seattle Coal
Baastng Company Has risen from of Mayo horses
TO care of Mayo fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
TRACKS LOWERED.

The Seattle Electric compsny has
lowered both tracks OF It's Madisol
cable line al the Second av. inter.
section so a. TO make a landing foe
the cars on the east side OF Second.
At the same time the city 10 install.
INK granite curbs here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
UNITED AFTER
SO YEARS
INSPECTION CONTINUED.

The inspection OF the Nebraska
By government representatives
from Washington. u C.. VAS con
tinued until late last evening Capt
Richardson Glover. Who II direct.
ing the work. said this morning
that II was Impossible 10 say Nbsn
the inspection would end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
sLEEr talk CAUSES
FATkL STAINING

ELKHART, ind, May - -Eu-
gene Mcclellan. q. fatally stabbed
Jas. Rinehart. 80. in q fight last
night Mcclellan. talking in hts
sleep. said something that dis
pleased Rinehart aud the latter
aiiaa Id him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
KILL
,ssrspp. Telegraph ssr.se..D

Swallow. China. May 2a.--The
rebels forced the family Of a Chin
ese general 20 jump Into well and
drown themselves
The missionaries throughout the
district are fleeing for their lives.
terror stricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BREAKS NECK
STILL LIVES

Larry fawrunce. who broke his
neck while diving az the Alki
Point Natatorlum yesterday. lies
AZ the Pacific hospital. totally par.
alyKed While hia chance for re-
covery Is slight he will be eperat'
ed upon tomorrow morning by
Doctors silllman and Client and an
effort will be made to save his life.
Lawrence plunged from the div.
lnE board. Is feet from the water.
and came up unconscious Or Client
was called aud the man was re-.
moved to the hospital Lawrence
liz we'll known I'm Seattle. having
brcu In the employ Of NJ A Gunst.
he cigar dealer. for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
(BY RAFrLEs)

(bf hAfFLkS)
o'clock this afternoon will visit Pioneer Place and
IA s,and for the sidewalk the west side Of the
- q grass In all likelihood will be gazing a. the totem
Fh 80, "A, .s.. 49,, .,r.
4 rrne cigar stand Pioneer Place.
sis o'clock viii be at the corner Of Second Avenue
I'd Madison Street
py $50 o'clock will have sought my for the night
nd viii not appear again until clock tomorrow morning
DO not know where will breakfast tomorrow. MY &C
auus WIN be governed BY conditions find them then
ma BE- careful feel that two three people are close
upm NY heels.
VII take my lunch tomorrow either at Stokes or the
k<-vuvbzu lunch room AZ Yeslsr and Occidental.
Promptly AZ IL 30 o'clock by the big clock In front Of
Moors store will stand OF the four corners OF
1.ourd Avenue and Cherry Street
r.msmber all you have TO do when you think you have
- u psce your hand upon my shoulder and say 70 me
svou Arr THE MYSTERIOUS RAFFLEs or THE SEAT.
TIE DAILY STAR
DO thus and will admit my identity and VIII hand 10 you
a accented order of Tho Seattle Daily Star for the sum OF
Don, forge, tina. I am the only real Raffiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
FACED
DEATH

tserirp- fsiearnph ssrttrel
PARIS MAY 10@Thc queen 81
Norway narrowly escaped death To-
daY while drivinE to Nef
aaliies The horses bottled and faa
into r. fountain before they were
controlled
The queen was ahle 20 allkOt
The position sustained broken
arm aud enc horse waH drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

race is on between two four
masted schooners. the James Rolph
and the Muriel who crossed the
bar al Astoria with lumber for
Frisco within half an hour Of each
nthar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
COUNCIL JOBBERS
SPOIL ORDINANCE

a legal salary hiit will b. reported
aud passed, with Cases salary In
ciudrd
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

Hon E. w. Hurst has gone to French
Lick, Ind. IA
Robert t. Lee is in Chicago visiting
with relatives.
E. H. Stafford will return Sunday
from his trip abroad. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson of Mon
mouth have removed to this city for
permanent residence.
1. L. Rice. formerly of this city and
now managing store at Mankato.
Mimi, has returned north after short
visit in the city.
Mrs. Fred Channon and Miss Mary
Alice Williams have gone to Cleveland.
Ohio, called there by the serious illness
of their brother, Jesse Williams.
Miss Hannah Miller and Mrs. H. X
| Walker left this morning for New
Sharon, Iowa, where they will spend 4
week visiting relatives and friends.
John ID 5Lidders. son of Henry Lid
ders and formerly of this city, has
been appointed deputy auditor at Port
Townsend, Wash. where he has made
his home at various times for several
years. The announcement is made b.
/ the Port Townsend Leader, which
tpays a high compliment TO the abilities
of the former Rock Islander. Mr.. Lid
ders is a boilermaker by trade but has
a thorough business education. He is
also poet of local note, one of his pro-
ductions having been recently adopte /
by the commercial organization Of
Port Townsend and given a leading
place in a circular booming the town.
Mr.. Lidders was recently the victim
of an accident in which his ankle WAS
fractured but, he has now recovered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
BROWN CONVICTED
Jury Finds Man indicted with
Maenus Nelson Guilty Of Part
in the Burglary.
0IcKeRsoN IS ON TRIAL
Colored Man Faces Jury on Charge o!
Criminal Assault-Civil Docket .
After Thanksgiving.

Frank Brown, the young man indict-
ed with Magnus Nelson on several
charges of burglary and larceny, was
found guilty of burglary by the jury in
the circuit court yesterday afternoon.
Nelson plead guilty to two of the in
dictments. Brown on the witness stand
declared that the stolen goods found on
his person were given him by Nelson.
The Rock Island police recovered a
wagon load of stolen property follow
"a number of thefts are charged to
them.
Dlekerson on Trial.
The trial of Charles Jefferson. col
|ored, on charge of rape, was begun
in the circuit court this morning. The
complaining witness is Louise Motley,
also coloreas States Attorney ]. K.
Scott is prosecuting the case and John
Looney appears for the defendant. The
Echarge is based on an incident alleged
Ito have taken place Sept. 1G.
Arranging Docket.
Judge Gest announced that the Grim
inal docket will occupy the court until
THANKSGIVING, and that the week fol
lowing Thanksgiving these will be nc
trials before jury The week will be
occupied with motions. demurrers, and
similar matters. unless the motion
docket is disposed of before that time
| 1t is. expected that the criminal list as
set will be entirely disposed of be.
fore Thanksgiving, and after that time
the court viii again take up the civil
docket.
New Jury Drawn.
The following jury panel has been
drawn, to report Nov 10:
Moline-Nels Kittilsen. Henry Bon
| A. Hall, Claus Allen, Oscar Newburg
c. s. Bristol and Sam Walkup.
Rock Island-Charles Carlson, Frank
Rite, Oscar Apple, Robert Johnson
Morris ,Wilcher E. L. Peterson, j. F
Van Horn, Ernest McMullin. Joseph
Schaab.. Ben Mitchell. Frank Ehmk .
10. Baruth, David Fret, George Donlir
and NJ. Kavanaugh.
| South Rock Island-Frank Back
man, John Bleuer. iyasA S sE
Bowling f5Blakely. Jr.;7 jobs
Mcdonald, Clarence Mcconnell, CLYDE
Moffitt and Ora Heath
Black Hawk-George McMichael, p
| H. Philebar and F. H. Harris.
[ Cordoya-Lester- Benway- -
I Canoe Creek&Louis Bender.
Drury-Sam Boruff
i Edgington-James Coulter, Edwar,
lGlazier.
Hampton-August johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
GREATER ACTIVITY
IN POLITICS URGED
Read Before Meeting of Tri-City
Labor Congress.

The Tri-City Labor Congress met in
regular session last evening at its
headquarters in Industrial hall. A
communication from Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, was read, urging that labor
unions take more active part in poll
tics. The action of the Illinois state
Legislature in ignoring every measure
brought before that body by organized
labor was discussed. The proposition
|of appointing a legislative committee
Ito take charge of such matters, was
given consideration. Delegates from
the bakers and confectioners' union
No. 33G and from the street railway
employees union No. 313 were received.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
UNEQUALED VALUES
Shown at M. G. k.-Rock Islands Best
Ct0fhin0 Store

Shown at M. & k.-Rock Islands Best
Clothing Store.
Every dealer has suits and overcoats
to sell at $40 or SIS or $40 or $25. The
price quoted is without Significance
it is the value of the garment at the
price that the people are interested in.
The man who starts out to buy suit
or an overcoat intent upon paying 4
certain price, wants to know where he
can get the best value at that price.
Right here is where M. & K. unequaled
values command the situation. 1t is
safe to state no other dealer in the tri-
cities is Offering the same quality
merit and style eat the price as are
NJ. G. X. 1t is these superior qualities
and lower prices that have gained for
the M. & X. the enviable reputation as
being Rock Islands best clothes store
surely a reputation of which M. & K.
are justly proud and which they are de-
termined to maintain, fact quickly
seen by simply taking a glance at their
beautiful new fall and winter styles.
NJ. & X. direct especial attention to
their beautiful silk lined suits and
lovercoats. These garments are hand
tailored, and the perfection of fit GER
tainly shows the tailors' skill, and if
s25, $50, $35 or $3S is your price, con
gratulations! At these prices our
styles positively outshine--in fact
chances of doing as well is simply an
Iimpossibility. Should, however, youl
purse dictate s12, SIS or $40 price
the advantages in trading at NJ. & X
Iare readily discernible.
/ Mothers should bear well in mine
there is no other make of boys suit:
quite as good as Buddy Tucker an(
Peter Pan, and that NJ. & X. are head
Quarters for these superior boys quail
tiles.
NJ & X. are also offering uneQuale'
values in underwear, while a saving o
25 cents or so cents on hat shoul
| be an object as well.
H More and more are the people learI
ing that it pays to trade at NJ & K
Rock Islands champion one-price clotl
iers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08

ing was delivered by Attorney Harley
II. Stipp of Des Moines, one OF the
men who drafted the. original bill for,
Des MONIES. '.'-' 80 - =
On motion of Attorney Charles erik
the chairman was authorized to ap-
point committee of 10, this commit
tee to select committee of 100 men
to prepare the necessary petition and
the required number of signatures to
have the proposition placed on the bal
lot at the spring election. The commit
tee of 10 was named today, and will
select the larger committee as early as
possible.
The idea of the new form of govern
ment is very popular in Davenport,
and Charles Grilk, in addressing the
meeting last night, expressed the be-
lief that the proposition will carry
TO ! in Davenport. 1t carried in Des
Moines with vote of about 2 to l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
STEPS ARE TAKEN
Movementfor Commission Gov
eminent in Davenport AS
sumes Tangible Form.
MASS MEETING is HELD
Great Interest in Proposition ie Mani
tested and Committee is Named
to Secure Signatures.

At big mass meeting held at Tur-
ner hall in Davenport last evening
steps were taken 10 present the mat
ter of the commission form of govern
ment to the voters of the city at the
next spring election. The meeting was
very largely attended, and indicated
the interest of citizens generally in the
movement. The room in which the
session was TO be held proved too small
and it was necessary to adjourn to the
large auditorium. Hon George F. Ba
ker was chosen chairman of the meet
ing, and he made brief address
strongly advocating the commission
form of municipal government II. F
Betty also spoke.
Hear Des MOines Man.
The principal address of the even
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Saturday Evening. November 9, 1907

March "N ROYAL FAVOR. .............Han
2. Overture "ORPHEUS' oHenbach
Waltz from BABES IN ToYLAND ........... Herbert
a. lnermezzo FLOWER GIRL Wendrch
Selection from the Opera WARDEN. Edwards
"AMOUREUSE' Berger
7. Novelette, "LACES AND CRACES' Braton
Melodies from THE SPRING CHICKEN. ........CsrI
March GOLDEN Mckinley
Waltz 1.-THE SKATERS" Waldteufel
Indian RED WING" Wendrch
March "AUF WIEDERSAtN'. McCabe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
A Good Lininent.

When you need a good reliable lin
iment try Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t
has no superior for sprams and swell
lings. A piece of flannel slightly
dampened with Pain Balm is super
Tor to a plaster for lame back or pains
in the side or chest. 1t also relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleep and
rest possible. For sale by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
RECEIPTS OF SECOND
DAY TOTAL ABOUT $223
Annual Run:rnaee Sale for Bethany
Home is Being Largely Patroniz-
ed, as In the Past.

The sales of rummage at Armory
hall, where the annual event for the
benefit of Bethany Home is being held,
yesterday totaled practically 1929, the
afternoon sales being $155.45, and the
evening receipts being $67.47. There
is an unsupplied demand for skirts and
for bedding. New rummage is being
received at the Armory continually,
and the sale will continue over tomor-
row night. Today load of goods was
received from Moline, and another
from South Rock Island No charge
lis made for the wagons hauling this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
For Visiting Nurse.

The Argus will be glad to receive
contributions or subscriptions look
ing toward the establishment of IA
fund to provide for visiting nurse
in Rock Island, the plan being to
secure one for six months with the
object, if the undertaking meets
with popular approval, of making the
Office permanent. Credit will be given
for all cash or pledges received, and
the same will be turned over in due
season to the newly organized Visit
ing Nurse association
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08
PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE
Miller Sentenced to IS Days for Ma
licious Mischief.

Frank Miller, who was released on
the charge of malicious mischief in the
circuit court by reason of technical
flaw in the Indictment, plead guilty in
the county court to the charge, and
was sentenced to Is days in the coun,
ty jail by Judge r. W. Olmsted. AT
Ter he had been discharged on the in
dictment, Miller was rearrested, and
his case set for a preliminary hearing
today before Justice Cleland. He de
cided to plead guilty, and an infor7ha-
ton was filed in the county court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-08

Don't be discouraged if other RENE
dies have done you no good. Try Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea, the great
lest blessing to suffering humanity TIL
surest protector against. disease g.;
cents. tea or tablets. Harper House
pharmacy.