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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
RESULT IN HUMBOLDT
COUNTY BY PxEJ.NCIS
Feature OF the Day the Phenomenal Runs Mad
BY hi StOker and ". |. MlIAl1sOn lUr
County Commissioner

Complete election returns have been
received from all the precincts Of the
county, with the exception Of Red
Butte, and three or tour more which
were not supplied with poll books.
While the entire Democratic national,
state and legislative tickets were
elected, Republicans lind consolation
IN the TACT tnat tney secured the long
term commissioner, IN addition to the
sheriff, which is dolng pretty well tor
a dyed-ln- -the-W0ol democratic county.
Inc feature OF the contest was the
magnificent run made by Messrs.
otoker and Wilkinson tor long and
snort-term commissioner respectively.
While Bryan lead 1att by LII votes,
Stoker won out with a hundred votes
to spare, and Wilkinson was defeated
by only 80.
AS predicted in the Silver State
News, the nigh school question was not
coAsluered IA parnsap measure, as
there were but 20 votes recorded
against it.
Following are the total number Of
votes received IN the county by each
eandldate:
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TO PLAY BAShE1BA
Al BATTLE MOUN1A...

The Winnemueca basketball team
went to battle Mountain on No. q
yesterday to play the team in that
town. Following are the names OF tne
young ladies comprising the team aud
the lineup;
Hazel foulin and Bernice Wright,
goals.
Esther Sage and Katherine Muller,
guards.
Hilda Diehl, center.
Florence Guthrie, substitute.
Pauline Schmidt, coach.
Hilda Diehl, captain.
Bernice Wright, business manager.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
OLD FOLKS CONCERT
AT NIXON OPERA HOUSE

Rehearsals are going forward nicely
for the old folks concert and Red
Riding Hood drill, to be given at the
Nixon opera house on Friday evening,
November 13. Make your arrange
ments to attend, as it will be great
treat.
A feature of the entertainment will
be comical song by Mr.. Ebbett, who
has kindly volunteered to take part
in the entertainment.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
PROMINENT M1NlNG OFFICIALS
VISIT WlNN NlMUCSA 4

A. 3. Burrows, OF Bruce Mines,
Sudbury, Canaaa, general manager OF
the Michigan Nevaua Mines company,
arrived nom Mnl Cay ali Nos d ms
afternoon. 1hey report that the COM
panys mines, wnich are iocated II
the humboldt range, nine miles IRON
Mill City, are now being operated, and
that the showing maue JIus lar Is
h4gniy satisfactory.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
THE CHRISTMAS STAMP
vi THE RED CROSS

ON packages and letters, and business
hrms on their correspondence. Nearly
tour hundred thousand were sold ana
nearly three thousand dollars cleare1
from this small unobtrusive penny
stamp.
Wnat the stamp Did for Delaware.
Win tnls money the Delaware keu
cross nrsJ brought an educational anti
tuberculosis exhibit 10 Delaware, which
was visited by 10000 peaple in ten
Jays. Ihe ciuDs, oranges, city boards,
teachers, ciergymen, labor unions, state
officials, We're ali specially invited on
special days, ana Inc whole state waa
waAed up. nurse was sent to tho
sanltarium, and tree dispencary sup
pIIed mllk ana eggs, drugs, and WIS
iting nurse tor the consumptive poo1,
ana this has gone on ali year. One
Thousand dollars mas been set aside as
nucleus toward building = hospital.
Delaware is now decidedly interested
IN tuberculosis work, and all this was
done IN eighteen days, by . penny
stamp.
The Plan for 1908.
The American National Red Cross
THIS year mas decided to issue the
Christmas stamp IN every state. "A
beautiful stamp has been especially de-
signed by Howard Pyle, the famous
artist. 1t bears wreath OF holly and
= Merry Christmas and Happy New
ear. 1t Will be sold in sheets, like
an ordinary stamp, and also in small
books, 8 tor ~ cents, "a tor 20 cents,
Is for 80 cents, like the government
stamps.
The Christmas stamp is not good for
postage. 1t will not carry any kind
OF mail, but any kind OF mail viii
carry IL. Each one who uses this holi-
day stamp will help to stamp OUT
the white plague 1t has been
printed this time by the million to
supply the demand, so any quantity
can be ordered, but cash must be sent
with each order, this rule having been
followed last year with success. No
body makes any profit on the Christ
mas stamp, but it was found last
Christmas that every one was glad 20
help it along on these terms. For an
oraer OF one stamp or a thousand the
price is the same, except in the little
books, which add the cost Of the bind
ing, just as the government does. The
proceeds in each state 60 toward tuber-
culosis work IN that state.
During the run of the stamp last
year, Jacob Reis wrote q congratula-
tory letter to the Delaware Red Cross,
and Governor Stuart of Pennsylvania,
Secretary Root and Secretary Taft,
| all telegraphed their approval and
good wishes. This year the stamp
goes forward to wider usefulness.
Its yaiue vii be twofold. 1t educstes
and arouses. 1t gives each one =
chance to contribute, if only q penny,
to the war against the white plague,
and provides fund for needed work.
If little Delaware made it succeed,
any other state, north or south, can
| do SO. The National Red Cross brings
this Christmas stamp to the whole ma
tion this year. III each American man,
woman and child buys but one, sixty
five millions will be sold, and tubercu-
losis work from Maine to California
will be reinforced and urged forward.
When Denmark has succeeded, can
America fail3
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
CARLOAD FREIGHT RECEIPTS
AT rdE SUu1hEnN PACIFIC

There has been received at the
Southern Pacihc station, since Tuesday,
carload OF sugar tor L. keinhart d
CO.; carload Oh cement Tor the =. L..
Gray Construction company; car
load of coal Tor the estern Paelnc
and one Ior oummerneId o Pearce; "A
carload ot oats Ior D. W WiiIIamson ana
"a carload ot nay lor ~. Ulroux.
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44-As K anlx naLSI Or CA1 TILE
h4 Inr auuIanhN rASIrI;

Ioday seven carioads vi cattle were
shipped by +. 4. Snapp TO san iran
clsco; three earioaas TO the Noonal
Meat company, santa ROSA; two car
loaas by the oakland Meat and PACK
ing company, to Oakland stockyards.
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In 1904, in Denmark, the government
issued a Christmas stamp, with the
Kings head and the word Jul" .ne
same as our Yule,' on it. 1t was
not good tor postage, only as stick
Tor Christmas letters, postcards an,
packages. The proceeds were to /.
Cowards building tuberculosis hosp
pital Tor little children. 1t succeede
beyond all expectation, four million be
ing sold at an oere, or half cent d
piece. Denmark has continued it sine
20 maintain tuberculosis work, an
the sale in the native land OF Hans
Anderson has doubled each year.
why the Red Cross Issued the Stamp.
America needs such stamp, but hel
postoffice officials cannot issue OF
handle it under the present postal laws,
and special act OF congress would b,
necessary. Jacob Refs, himself a
Dane, wrote an eloquent article, pub
hshed in the Outlook OF July 6, 1907
urging government action in the mat
ter, but there were too many difficui
ties in the way. 1t seemed hopeless to
try, but at this junction the Red Cross.
which exists for just such emergencies,
took it up.
The Red Cross is great national
organization, with branches in each
state, formed to act in times of crisis
and to render aid in war, pestilence
and famine. tuberculosis, the great
white plague, is the most terrible pesti-
lence in the known world, claiming
one death out of every seven. The Red
Cross has taken up tuberculosis work,
therefore as part of its "peace activ-
ity.' The present time is one of crisis
in the war against consumption. Each
state needs education and awakening
in the subject, and money for the
work. The Red Cross, therefore, with
the approval of the postal authorities,
took up the Christmas stamp last
Christmas, and tried it in one state.
Where the Christmas Stamp Started.
This was the little state of Delaware
very small, very conservative, no.
given to enthusiasms, and having only
few shacks in a woodland meadow
near Wilmington as tuberculosis
hospital. The state as whole was ig-
norant and uninterested on the subject,
yet the stamp, printer and put on the
market only eighteen days before
Christmas, amazed everyone by it's SEN
sational record. Fifty thousand had
been printed to sell at one cent apiece.
They went in week, and then the
stamp got into Philadelphia, where
the Pennsylvania Red Cross welcome
it and backed it, and the North Amer
lean gave it splendid aid. The Della
ware schools sold it, the Women 8
clubs in Delaware took it up, the news
papers gave columns to it, the depart
ment stores, banks, drug stores and
hotels sold it. 1t was sold in the corri-
doris of the Wilmington federal buii-
ding, by permission from the govern.
ment, though not the postotfice itself
The presses in the last few days before
Christmas ran night and day to supply
the demand. People used the stamps
-
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ROBBER ENTERS HOUSE
AND HOLDS uP CHINAMAN

Ho Wong, proprietor of laundry IN
the red light district, vas the victim Of
daring robbery yesterday morning.
AT l O'Clock a. IN. 4 masked burgiar
entered his house in Chinatown and at
the point of gun compelled the an
happy Celestial to hold up his hands
While he went through his poekesJ
The only booty secured was a cheap
watch.
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nBBEIT & co. RECEIVE
CARLOAD OF APPLES

Last Tuesday Ebb't u 4 Co. received
a carload OF cnoice apples of different
varieties, which they are selling at
the following prices: -Four and one
helf tier Beilhowers, $l.35 per box;
A tier $l.o0 per box; Red Pearmaln
aud smith Cider, $l.o5 per box; Ore
gon King, $40 per box; Oregon Bald
WIN and Spitzenberg, $I.s5.
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Gibson 3s, Williams, 3S, Anderson

Gibson 3S, Williams, SO, Anderson
50.
Miles 26 Dean 6, Hagerman 8.
For United States Senator-Flanigan
76, Newlands 126, Lutz 43.
For ongressman-Maxson 73, Bart
lett 162, Critchfeld So, Fitzgerald 81.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Brown 90, Talbot LOG, Lorke 40.
For Surveyor General-Ahern rs,
Deadly 107, Hawkins 35, Hubbard 20.
For Regents, Long Term-Codd 81,
Hibbard AZ, Kettle l0l, Smith 70, VIII
liams Ill.
For Regent, Short Term-Meyers 43,
Starrett So, Sullivan 109.
For Sheriff-Cooper los, Lamb Isl.
For Assessor-Button Ill, Leonard
l40.
For Clerk-Shaw so, Trousdale 166.
For Auditor-Bonnlfeld lS6, Som
mers II.
For Treasurer-Hoenstine 204.
For District Attorney-Ducker ia
Warren "a.
For Public istrator--Anderson
la, Wolf 1877.
For County Surveyor-Crocker 1l0
Sheldon 127.
For Commissioner, Long Term-Dun
lap $50, Stoker l21.
For Commissioner, Short Term-Mc
Deid 152, Wilkinson 80.
CONTINUED on page g.
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VOTE BY PRECINCTS.

Following is the vote by precincts,
eeived by each candidates:
Winnemucca.
For Presidential Electors-Thompson
16S., Comins los, Thomas 167.
Sprague 224, Miller 222, Hudson 224
Gibson IA, Williams 13, Anderson l3.
Miles 3, Dean 3, Hagerman 3.
For United States Senator-Flani-
gan 1872, Lutz 16, Newlands 252.
For ngressman-Bartlett 239,
Critchfeld 20, fitzgerald 46, Maxson
88.
For Judge Supreme Court-Brown
141, Lorke IA, Talbot 232.
For Surveyor General - Ahern 14l
Deadly ZIG, Hawkins %, Hubbard 90.
For Long Term Regents-Codd 152,
Hibbard %, Kettle 1872, Smith 127,
Williams 202.
Short Term egent-Meyers 25, Star
rett 15S, Sullivan 1873.
For State Senator-Anker 162, Car
penter 230.
For semblymen-Barton 1913, Brad
shaw 265, Brandon 254, Chafey 13S,
McCafferty 208, Thompson l44.
For Sheriff-Cooper 6s, Lamb 342.
For Assessor-Button $50, Leonard
257.
For County Clerk-Shaw 1872, Trous-
dale 27S.
For Auditor-Bonnifield 800, Som
mers SO.
For Treasurer-Hoenstine 345.
For District Attorney-Ducker 274,
Warren 139.
For Public Administrator-Ande
1913, Wolf 213.
For Surveyor-Crocker 9s, Sheldon
307.
For Commissioner, Long Term-Dun-
lap 22s, Stoker 179.
For Commissioner, Short Term-Mc-
Deid 265, Wilkinson 152.
For Justice of the Peace, Union
Township-Robins 203, Rougon 207.
For onstable-LaVoy 1913, Moore
224.
Police Bill-Yes 1876, No 119.
For High school 800, against 20.
Lovelock.
For Presidential Electors-Thompson
205, Comins 205, Thomas 205.
Sprague 209, Hudson 200, Miller 200.
Gibson IA, Williams IA, Anderson ii.
For United States Senator-Flani-
gan 139, Lutz ID, Newlands 30l.
For Congressman = Bartlett 24S,
Critchfield Is, Fitzgerald 20, Maxson
1873.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Brown 1913, Lorke Is, Talbot 235.
For Surveyor General-Ahern 10,
Deadly 235, Hawkins 10, Hubbard 10.
For Regents, Long Term-Codd 1913,
Hibbard 9S, Kettle $50, Smith 1872, Viii
liams 205.
For Regents, Short Term-Meyers
%, Starrett 1877, Sullivan 200.
For State Senator-Anker 233, Car.
penter 227.
For Assemblymen-Barton 1T, Brad
shaw 24l, Brandon 200, Chafey 1879
McCafferty 206, Thompson 262.
For Sheritf-Cooper 264, Lamb 200
For Assessor-Button 1872, Leonard
264.
For County Clerk--Shaw 1872, Trous
dale 26o
For Auditor-Bonnifel l59, Som
mers 500.
For District Attorney-Ducker 279
Warren Ill.
For Public Administrator Ander
son 20l, Wolf 246.
For County Surveyor-Crocker $50
Sheldon 900.
For Commissioner, Long Term-Dun
Jap Isl, otoker 300.
For Commissioner, Short Term--Ac
Deid ia, Wilkinson 1S2.
For Justice of the Peace, Lake Town
ship--Eitts 27S, O'Leary 4S, Pitt 159
rer Constable Lake Township-Mar
Aer 227, Wolf 259.
Chafey.
For Presidential Electors-Thompsol
81, Comns 81, Thomas 81.
Sprague lis, Hudson 1l5, Miller III
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
MEETING OF STATE
BOARD PHARMACY COMMISSios

w. A. Brown left ON No. 3
Wednesday evening for Reno, where
he attended the semi-annual session Of
the state board of pharmacy comm,s-
sioners Thursday. Mr.. Brown then
proceeded to San Francisco on a basi-
ness mission and is expected home
Monday.
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uORsES AND CATTLE FOR
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET

Thursday the ADel-Staunton Horse
company shipped four carloads OF hors
Is to their san Francisco stables, ana
Mllier q Lux shipped three carloads
OF beef cattle to the same city.
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THREE CARLOADS OF HORSES
SHIPPED TO LOvELOCk

James Edison came in from the range
yesterday with band of horses, max
ing three carloads, which he shipped
to Lovelock. The stock had been sold
TO Il. Stewart a. Co., of San Fransisco,
who are feeding and breaking at
Loveloek.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
M. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
OBSERVE BANNER DAY

Tomorrow viii be "Banner Day" at
the M. Il. Sunday school. The class
contributing the best collection will
hold the banner for one year.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07
M. E. CHURCH SERVICES
SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING

Morning services at the Nj. 4.
church tomorrow at IL O'Clock. Sub
ieet, ''Living Sacrifice. 4"
In the evening, at 1880, there will
be song service, interspersed by the
recital of an illustrated poem, by
Mrs. J. l.. Jones.
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WILL START TOMORROW
FOR LA BELAi:, FRAN

Joaquin hogIier, VINO tor $ me time
has been IN the employ OF the omltn-
Noble Sheep company ut Goloonda, IS
in town today. Tomorrow Mr. Reg
nier will leave for visit to France
and will enter that country at Mar
seilles.
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CA4hvLlC BAZAAR PRIZE
TO BE DISEOSED Or

The beautiful ladies hat, donated
by Mrs. Prince to the Catholic bazaar,
will be disposed of at Krenkel
Bosch 5 jewelry store this evening, be
tween the hours of 80 and s o 'elock.
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s. L.. Pollard, of the Elite Liquor
company, stopped off yesterday ca
route from Denver to his home IN
Reno, resuming his journey on No. )
last evening.
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ON A BUSINESS TRIP
TO SAN FRANCISCO

Ed Staunton left on No. Thursday
evening on business trip to San
Francisco, to be absent week or ten
Gays.
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CATHOLIC sAKvloLs Al

10 sG.LSSAA AN--O-.--N .
EaathCr Meehan viii cti&Ars.,
at Lovelock tomorrow, at lU.oO a. .
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Simon Reinhart made trop TO Goi'
conda Thursday.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-07

Z. Phipps left for Ely on No. yes
terday morning.
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State Police Bill.

FOR County Aign school ...... i ,239
against County High school. 20
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CONTINUED on page 2.)
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Following is the vote by precinct.
showing the number OF ballots II
eeived by each candidate:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-21
The Celebrated p. n.
COrSetS

THE makers of these famous corsets wanted to know
i how we can sell every woman in the Tri-cties P.
N. Corset? Our answer was, I'VE don't know" They
back TRY it,! We then tell themt can't be done.
and they again say TRY it" and we will.
Beginning Monday, March 23d, we'll make special
demonstration for one week OF these superior P N Cor
SETS Thousands of customers have bought and
the P N Corses for years. and they know there
better when tell you will sell for week at
retail only mot than two corsets to buyer all
P NJ Corsets from $500 up to $50 at reduction Of soc
each and all those below 200 with rebate of Csc, you'll
know there II be something doing.
Take notice that the rebate of Csc and SOC applies
only to the N Corset the makers of these very super
ior corsets probably the most liberal we'll the
best corset makers in this country and they deter
mined that shall be permitted to entice or tempt
away a once acknowledged P. N customer The makers
give the highest possible guarantee every F. NJ Corset
and stand squarey back Of the makers with posi-
tive guarantee on each and every P. NJ sold.
Come in the forenoon when you can, but come any
way day during the week. Every old P. NJ custo-
is just welcome to this saving the hundreds Of
customers which the makers expect to secure by
this most generous offer
Remember, March Esd to March 2Sh, inclusive and
save SOC and Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-21
COLONEL IS HOST
w. T. Channon Entertains Party
at Rock Island Club in Hon.
or of Captain Green.
CITIZENS MEET OFFICERS
Relation of National Guard to Welfare
of State Is Discussed-company
A Is Inspected.

Colonel W. T. Channon of the, 9th
regiment of the Illinois National
Guard was the host last evening at an
informal luncheon at the Rock Island
club. in honor OF Captain Lewis d.,
Green, L. S. A.. retired, who is also
colonel adjutant of the division of the
national guard. Colonel Channon had
dis his guests members of the staff of
he Gth regiment and of the third bri-
SADIE of the national guard. and Off
GERS OF Rock Island arsenal. The mill
Gry men in attendance included
Colonel F. E. Hobbs, commandant of
Rock Island arsenal, and Major c. +.
Richie of the United States engineers
OF this city, both of whom were school
mates and are intimate friends of
Captain Green: General Kittilsen,
Major E T.. Morgan and Major Reig,
and the following officers of the 9Th
regiment: Captain Ed Dunavin. Cap
tain Lyons, Captain Ferris and Lieu
tenants Benson. Walter Hart and
Ralph Souders. and Major D. NJ
King, Captain e. b. Brinker and Cap
tain l.. B. Hillman of Colonel Hobbs
staff at the arsenal.
! In addition there were a number Of
representative citizens in attendance.
including DR. G. l.. Eysier, president
u the Rock Island Club.
Talk OF the Guard.
Following the luncheon, short
talks were made by Captain Green,
Colonel Channon, General Kittilsen,
and Captains Brinker and Hillman,
and by DR.. Eyster. Phil Mitchell F.
w. Bahnsen, Hon. I. J. Medill, Cap
tain H. \. J. Mcdonald and John Stat
| ford The session was closed with a
most eloquent talk By Chaplain Ferris
Oh the subject of patriotism.
IN their remarks Captain Green
/ Colonel Channon and General Kittil
sen impressed on the citizens the nee
! essity that greater attention be paid
TO the affairs of the state militia.
| Inspection of Company.
The social gathering followed the
official inspection of Company A by
! Captain Green at Armory hall. Tho
men were drawn up in company front
and put through the manual of arms
and the equipment was also inspected
The company made an excellent
| showing except in the matter OF Nun
Ders enrolled The company has g
boosting movement on foot now Il
/ Increase the roll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-21
LOCATION FOR
HARBOR CHOSEN
BY BOAT CLUB!
Members at Meeting at Turner
Hall Decide in Favor Of Twelfth
Street Shore.
FAVORED BY The OWNERS
Property Holders Request Establish
of Shelter There - Davenport
ers Pay Visit.

The Island City Boating association
met last night at Turner hall and con
siderable enthusiasm was shown by
those present. The committee which
has been looking up a location for
boat harbor made its report and lai,
before the club for consideration three
piaces. The foot Of Twelfth street was
chosen in preference to the other Two,
the triangle and the block below the
waterworks. The property owners VINO
control the water front near Twelfth
street were very DESTROYS Of having Il
harbOr located there. a communication
from the owners asked that the harbor
he established there. 1t has not been
decided as yet what viii be necessary
to make the place. suitable TO harbor
boats but very little trouble is eX-
pected. The board of managers Of the
club will take immediate steps towards
improving the shore.
An anchor design for n club emblem
was agreed upon and Il red and blue
pennant with an Il. c." monogram
was selected for the official flag.
Davenporters Attend.
\ delegation from Davenport was
present, and several joined the club as
nonresident members. After the im-
mediate business of the local club was
disposed of, the members of the two
organizations discussed various plans.
The scheme is to secure good hunting
and fishing in this vicinity by sowing
wild rice in the river and sIoughs here
about and to 50 fix these places that
SEEMING will be impossible Besides
helping in this project. il is the inten-
ton of the two clubs to cooperate in
trying to bring to the tri-cities the big
race Of the regatta which is to be held
at Muscatine on the Fourth of Juiy.
aud TO assist in the river carnival
which the business men Of Davenport
arc planning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-21

street and Fifth avenue, S. r. Cottrell,
pastor. Services at II a. m. and 2:30
p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
ut 1890 p. m.
st. Jcseph's Roman Catholic. corner
Second avenue and Fourteenth street,
Dean j. J. Quinn, pastor. Mass at S
and 1920 a. N. Vespers at 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at, p. m. Rev. John
P. Quinn of Peoria will officiate at the
s o'clock mass and deliver the lecture
in the evening
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic,
Twenty-eighth street and Fifth ave
nue, Rev. ]. f. Locl1ney, pastor. Mass
at and 1880 p. m. Sunday school
ar 2 p. m. Vespars at 1880 p. m.
St Mays German Catholic. corner
of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second
street, Father Adolph Geyer, pastor.
Mass at s and 1890 a. m.
St. Pauls Belgian Roman Catholic.
Twentyfourth street and Eignth-and
Ia-half avenue. Father j. B. Culemans.