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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily ana Weekly at 1s24
Second avenue. Rock Island. Ill rEn-
tered at the postomce as second-class
matter.I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

The SHOWS of many winters VIII be-
gin to show upon your head when you
find reason in all things.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29
rERMs-Daily, 10 cents per week

az THE }. w. POTTER CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

Money talks, hat as general propo-
sition any woman can beat It TO II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

At present we marry on probation
and divorce in Reno.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

When money makes a spiel good
breeding has an engagement else
where,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

The man who sows HIS wild oats
often leaves a grass widow 20 reap an
aftermath.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29
Hunor and
Philosophy
By DUNCAN n. SMITH
CRYING NEED.

SSSSSSS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

Tfs sryices were simple
bat iIajaGsgao a chorus of ladies
.ae fen sla ons. The preacher
Sroi d & aased's many deeds oi
hintrcsg and his life as a citizen, bel
hclna. always anNious to contribute to
AK weifar Of HIS fellow men, the
edince whcrc HE funeral was being
Held tanaiag cat boldly as a monu-
p.enf of BIS work. At the conclusion
az the seryiree as The people passed
by TIE coffin To look upon his face
i9r tic last zine, strong men and
women, Obi a1d young, Wcpt Mt the
thought they would see him no more.
The floral pieces were profuse and
beautiful and hid the coffin whom
placed upon it, When the cortege
Lett the chmeca for the cemetery
CITY carriages were in line and many
had come long distance TO the
church AT the cemetery a hymn was
sung and short service conducted.
Representatives were present from
Cairo, I'hebes, Olive Branch. Care
Cira'leau Mo, Fulton, Ky, Elmo
| No, East ct. Louis, Creal Springs
Puxco, Mo, Anna, Murphysboro, Car
bGndale, besides the smaller towns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
NEW INDICTMENTS.
10 BE RETURNED AGAINST BIG
PACKERS TO ANTICIPATE
TECHNICAL OBJECTIONS.


CA,cago, Nov "a New indictments
viii he returned by the federal grand
Jury against J. ogden Armour and
other packets for alleged violations
Of The sherman antitrust law me
charges made In the new true bills
win be the Same as in t3e Indictments
upan which the PAGERS arc now be-
ing friej,
The new true hills VII hc returned
before judge George A. carp nter, m
stead of Judge X NJ laulis 2he
stop IL ueing taken % ayctl ps ifn
ground for the linitcd slcs ei'Cuit
court Of appeals to aFsct ycrfi II
event tho packers aGe cengi!ci =
is possible that the ,.acbers viii lie
forced to stand ,riai on the new ~.
dictments, and than the ones new pea
ding will he noted
Two witnesses, IA I TO be cmpores
OF Armour a CO.. were taken before
the grand jury Jes' tGay. They we've
preceded b. q cartloa Of documents,
Eighteen other Witnesses have been
summoned to testify next Monday.
Surprise to Packers
The new jury action came as q sur
prise to the packers. Last Friday,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
anina Powder.


Miss Buchanan was rallyiug her
cousin, an officer on his. courage and
rashly said
Now, Mr.. Harry, do you really
mean 70 tell me you can walk up to
The cannons mouth without fearf"
Yes" was the prompt reply, "or a
Buchanan's either"
And he ut once did it!--London Tit
Bits
Brazilian Coffee.
Bra2llans are great coffee drinkers.
Numerous cups are drunk each day by
the average man and woman. The
beverage is made very strong and very
sweet. 1t produces an eXhilaration Of
more intense and lasting kind than
beer Those addicted to this habit be-
come very restless and scarcely able
to sit still or stand still even for
moment
His Writes win.
."What makes Peck look so wor-
ried?"
He's been contesting his wife's
wilt"
why. | didn't know his wife was
dead"
That's IT: she isn't" Exchange.
Dentistry Is Il ia.,4 ,ln log
ically ought TO make all itS followers
hard up
II don't see why"
But think. l%t a dentists living
always one of haiNl to ulVuthT- Bal
timoro American.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

Promoter Walls said tile outlook
lr next Monday nights wrestling
tGtest at the opera house is good
raa Mcdonald and the Mysterious
Conductor" will clash in a catch-as.
graphing contest two best
IN three falls Dan Mcdonald is 4
prctege Of the well known George
Rantiste who held the middleweight
tAanmonship for twelve years, white
lae Conductor is Chicagos favoritc
rh''llewe'ght Both men are very
1ious TO- win as the loser win not
able to secure any more matches
r@a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

eroba " not be completed until the
i5;1 q January, yet there may be
ia orders given for furnishings
MI have TO be ordered some
#9 " advance of the completion Of
sFe building.
fN Of the rooms in which MIR Nc
VS. "a seems to be taking special
Iqtrest is that set apart for the
@bey Rest Room which has
5tG a source of much satisfaction
Tistness girls and women. Mr.
Fin will ask for a meeting in
days + those ladies' under
management the Rest Room is
d. So that ne may learn the
oni OF this important adjunct he
2ye among other things he viii pro,
%de fine gas stove and an electric
aro' cr,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
UNITY.
Move "a

Move rScr "a.
I'm. Palmer and wife Of Mounds,
fe IN town his Meet.
Ir. 3uchana A, tho Piano man, was
X yesterday.
Nm. Lily, who has been Ill Tor
le ti'rc was "a, "a 10 ~ ut ititd
oy tie line Neltle' the ID lev
s,
!. l.. ppuglaos is eons to eel out
leave Unity. ,Wc reSr.t to see
successful tarFne dcl art,
The squirrel season osts TIA Il VA
i CT December Cral hunters ere
ling pQor sport n Els : tor ,Pis
F.. Tie fowls have al eoNc t. inc
ods, Were they vii oA hy e
i'iuntl too seas cS &, sea
r lef1g to Dr. n, tie qGai n
Geld.
N AZ rrosrcrt Gf corn prices naTant
!. no ga'es Feinr @r; rdcd nc I,
even at 37iac, tbo last rri G n
~ Z sale was made y monh az
Crank Rnsemy is Qoyi V hack hel
~ bis farm nea sartInsky. Fra
I feep rs sunr u VIA p'enty &.
vi, n,aw, Tor nc has Ny eyi,elicnt n
rrist mill. Ia 11ors nav take
~ corn 70 Franhs min TO, ha9r
; grain cracked.
L. ! Cause was out trying his
r. shooting geese this morning
fallcl to land any Of the willy
]. U
ilNc iittlc son # Edwin Hale, OF
no diod last week,
Gov iowlcs is SICK al Ire home Of
grandfather, Since cndel, in
laski county he IS IN a critical
clifton at PRESENT, >aicn gives his
cnds here much epaccrn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

orr frca Amoi %cdacsday NJ
= sirers.
] g3 na'his Of glin transac
Guess hsGf Wednesday
Tta co1aty commissioners 'ti
= an lsId9F u aprat9 tEa hanas
me rccaal'y elretcd county officer
Nfs q Cerzinc ana MIS-. y
Mason were Casgo yia tors W@d3,
day.
Fred Boren Of Commercial ave ,la
while employed at the Greer WilEcr,
on Min Wednesdays had two Of the
fingers on his right hand badly
mashed The accident will cause MI.
Roren to take a few days vacation
Miss Rose O'Sulliyan was the guc >;
q friends in Caro- Thursday
White Schneider held the "luc y
umbuT' at the Palm theatre Wed.
.nesaaN evening and received the tlr
key which had made the air in the
vicinity Of the theatre ring with Ii Z
gobble-gobble" all day Wednesday.
Mrs, Harry Lawler attended
~lasquo ball in Cairo Thursday.
Mrs H. Hodge Of Mounds was (
arc shopper Wednesday. Ae
anghtcr, Miss Rachel who il attend
ling the normal at Garbondae afli
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

CUMMINGS ana ltdHel lWIcH WI
Cairo shoppers Wednesday,
Paul Walker of Portsmouth, Ohio
arrived Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with u. A. Swisshclm and fam
lily on Walnut and High streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Williamson
and children, FretlcHlek and Alberta
Mr.. and Mr.. Ed Miller and children,
Margaret Ermine and Edna, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M.
Ford on First and Poplar streets
7 fanl ssiying day.
Nr and Mrs Ernest Reese and
Mtte daughter, Opal Juliette spent
raanf seiylng with Mrs Recess par
a7'set olmstcd.
Mrs Ed Weaterman was a caro-
tic,tof TUESDAY
Mr., altd MIR Jeff Mcclure and
,'a,sfAltr llaa sIaybelle Of Cairo, Mr..
lid MIS- Nafdef Hanris and daugl-
Ter Ecl5res Of Me- nds, Mrs Nick ne-
Ntr4 3! Wei sblrg, Miss, anl
"tesls ana NcgdaUc8 Robt. DeVoro
sud chil 'fer, Andrew DcYcrc AM
gidrtG and Chas. De fore and Dub
ly ALI al this city, spent Thanksgiv-
itE VISA Mr.. and Mrs. N. A, DeVore
On Fourth street.
/ The Marine Ways are busily en-
Gagged with numerous crafts all OF
which will trGnish employment az
the yards for rome weeks to come.
| A yacht was pulled on and launched
Wednesday, the needed repairs on
| the wheel being made In a short
iwhile Four men from Detroit hal
made the trip in this yacht from
that city, through the Illino river.
down the Miss ssippi and after stop
wing here ard in Cairo for few
days proceeded on down the Father
Of Waters with Miami, Fla, as thcif
/ destination. 1hey were out for Q
hunting and pleasure trip and seemed
TO be enjoying our climate immense
~ The john Summers was also
"unched Wednesday, The Sadie Lee
II he pulled Saturday and following
/ ~ repairing the Ben Hur and two
arees will receive attention
Master Darnell Potter is on The
sick list this week
Mrs. Geo. Schiller of Mounds was
sAopB ne in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Otto Edwards anil
cbild.on OF this city and Mrs. John
Gardner of Cairo we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Loeschner and
family at Valley Reclue Thursday.
! The Ladies Guild of St Peters
ll'f.scupal church viii have a Dime
reception at the home of Mrs J. NJ.
Tucker from 200 to sea p m. Tues
day Nov 29th,
! g. Willard, Wm FITZGERALD anil
~ ~ Montgomery were among the
l.ro visitors Wednesday evening.
/ NJ. and Mrs Frank Li.tleiohn and
liidrco, Maude and Edwin, spent
! Thursday VITA Ms Ellen Snyder at
America
yacs Meyers Of Uppcr Commercial
Yeac" wilj RaFt Friday for Muir
hySbcro whore he will be employed
at carpculr rs on the new Illinois
central dH Of which is under col
structicn s9cre.
Mr. ard Mrs A s. Moss of Caito
and ir 0Hrie Spence OF this cl =
were The guests of Mr.. and Mrs e. G.
| Moss on Firth street Thursday
Miss hlitc Tucker was a Care
hupEcr Wednesday.
Miss Nora Kinslow Of America
sreri Thrcdpy with Mrs J Meyers
Nrs u, J. Eastordar vt rHnt
'r".e We'd "a ron y t'#oN wee -
w VA r'trt tcs n 81 Louis
Mrs. Sarah Filscn and son were IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
ULLiN,
November %.

Born to Mr.. and MRS. Walter Wal.
sEr Sunday, Move he" -ajs, ? d6u h.
III. All parties doug well exert
.lalter who has not hea 4 + on o.,
abosevelt, to whom he at on vi ed
lie good news
Nudge SpIlImore and wife Of Or
.poin, visited efatu,jay and &unda
I tn Mr.. and Mrs, :. G, He acnwav.
nc judge is quite elated with els
.Iree grandchildren, the young He
sienways, and fees that If the rscor!
" kept up, he win be tho 10 5ical ca i.
'Idate for congress in 1919
Rumors are in the air that soror
.ledings are to occur Gre tne now year
II ushered upon the calendar Jrtge
shon:pson has been rehearsieg a
hw ritual, that it is thought VII be
Eit popular VITA the ncwlywcds
III he Pulaski county Farmers and
bache.s Institute will be nc!d in
lound City next year.
IA Thanksgiving program was fcn.
Bred Wednesday afternoon by The
apils' in the grades, after wFir'
lhool adjourned until Mondly, on a.
8uni Of Thanksgiving, and lclche S
Hcotims at Mound City Friday aud
Rtirday.
4 ~. 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
Maternal Pride.

Mr.. Newlywed This paper says
there are 100000 babies born every
year. Mrs. Ncwlywed doh, darling,
doesn't that make you proud? Mr.. n
why should it? Mrs. N.-Why. Just
to think that our baby is the smartest
and prettiest Of $4,000, oo0--Cleveland
Leader. M
Soft Solder.
Soft solder will melt at a lower tenn
perature and gain in strength II III
tie cadmium be added 70. it 4.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
FOR IVTERURBAN STATION
Furnishings Being Ordered For the
Rufldino--Noon-Day Rest Room
to l,- . Gpccial Attention.

Gen Ut Mclaughlin of the Nc.
&inley e enc a. Cairo vert to st
cus orlay TO purchase all the
fvrn4,r rgs fer the new interurban
station now being built on CONNER
Ola. " crro While the building will
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

Good Work Being Zone IN France.
France Is systematically reforesting
its barren places to revive the soil
abate Hoods. mitigate droughts, pro
vide employment for her workers, and
furnish raw materials for her fac.
tories.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
RuIinu Passion.

Banker Ito new tutor) --"A Always
bear in mind that in my children am
intlTsting to you my most precious
f essions and give them yoHp best
At.i what is your lowest prioe?"- File
j. o Blaetter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

The little creature which bears the
distinction Of owning more legs anu
feet than any other known organized
being is the mlIlepede, which literally
means Thousand footed" There are
several species of this curious worm,
all possessing the characteristics OF
having many segmented body. each
segment provided with a pair Of legs
Unlike the centipedes--"h hundred foot
ed"--they are perfectly harmless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

"Ah, you fattcrer!' she said. with n
pretty pout
"Do you really think | am a fat
tcrer?" he asked
"0f course" she replied with be-
witching smile.
"Well, since sou are not to be fooled
l suppose may as well admit 1t"
Then she angrily got up and left
him. Chicago Record Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
FROM QUA NElGt4DOR

-@..-.. aAi4..a..4s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25
MoumD elTY,

Move mixer "a.
Mrs. John Culp and Misses Fannie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-25

The new jury action cane as a sur
prise to the packers Last Friday,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
war ON THE PIGGERS
IS GOING MERRILY ON
LARGE AMOUNT OF NEW EVl.
DENcE WAS SECURED BY
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Stated that Names, Dates and Places
Were Placed in Hands Of tho In.
vestiQators.

There have been about forty wit
nesses examined by the attorney gen.
erals Office during the past few days
and during the examinations 1t Is
stated that dates, naems and places
have been mentioned an dthat evil
dence has been secured that will
make it practically sure thing that
some of the offenders will be landed
in Jail if they are caught. Parties
who were on the stand are reputable
TEN-Daily Gribbins May IL
residents of the county and in large
number of cases are farmers. They
gave the name of the place In which
liquor was secured, swore as to what
kind Of liquor was sold them, gave
the date of purchase and other par
ticulars.
1t is said that there has never been
in the hands of the authorities 80
much evidence at any one time as
they now hold.
There has been a special policeman
appointed to stand guard over the
depots and prevent the shipment Of
any unusually large amounts of hq
uor and it is said that there Is nov
at one of the local depots a shipment
of 80 barrels that is being held up
It is expected that a number OF the
cases will be called at the present
term of court If present arrangement
are carried out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
VASnbURN CITY DADS
RETURN FROM JUNKE1
HAVE Been INSPECTING WATER.
WORKS AT VARIOUS POINTS
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Are Pleased With Their Trip and
Have Picked Up Some Good Point |
ers - Pierre Improving.

Mayor" Haugeberg and Alderman
Wacker and Alderman Thompson OF
Washburn, returned from their trip
to Pierre, 8. D., Wednesday. This
trip was made for the purpose of study
ing the waterworks system in use In
that city in order to incorporate some
of its good points in the new system
which they expect to install in Wash
burn this season.
They have returned feeling very
much: pleased WITH the information
obtained during their absence. In ad-
dition to inspecting the Pierre system
they inspected the systems at James
town, Huron and Fort Pierre.
They say that the city Of Pierre,
with it's new capitol building, impress.
ed them as growing and pushing rap
idly to the front. Many new business
and residence buildings are being
constructed, the streets are being cut
down to grade and several miles of
fine new Sidewalks, wide parking and
curling ara being placed, all Of which
adds very materially to the air Of sub
stantial growth and, business pros
perity OF the Capital City Of South
Dakota
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19

O'Clock. Captain southmayde was 70
years old and though he was still
crippled from the effects of an acci-
dent last fall, he was In the best OF
health Sunday and ate q hearty din
ner.
"The deceased was born in Middle
ton, Conn.,, and was a G. A. H. vet
eran. He was i thirty-second degree
Mason, and his funeral will be con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Ma
sonic lodge.
Married 81 years ago, Captain
Southmayde and his aged wife had
never been separated for day until
he met with an accident last fall,
which necessitated his removal to the
hospital. He was away from home
eight weeks and the reunion of the
aged couple was touching in the ex-
IRENE. Mrs. Southmayde, who Is =
helpless cripple and deprived OF her
speech ~ q, result of stroke of
paralysis eight years ago, is bearing
the shock Of her husbands death
bravely. It was at first feared that
she would not survive the news OF his
sudden death, but she rallied from the
shock and is resting quietly.
"The funeral OF Captain South.
maybe will be held "Wednesday after
noon 1t 3 O'Clock from Grace Episco'
pal church. Burial viii be In Green
Hill cemetery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
White PLEAD GUILTY
IN STARK CO. COURT
coSS ANNOUNCES THAT he WILL
PASS SENTENCE At A LAT.
Err DATE.
Carl Albrecht Pleads Guilty to Horse
Stealing - Rape Case 10 Taking
Time Of Court Now.

Former County Auditor White OF
Stark county, entered plea of guilty
when his case came up for trial on
Wednesday morning at Dickinson.
Judge Goss, who is presiding for
Judge Crawford stated that he would
pass sentence at later date and
did not announce the exact time and
It Is understood he will pass the SEN
tence any time during the term as
he does not wish to have crowded
court room at the time. White is
reporting to the Judge twice day
awaiting the time Of passing of sen
tence.
The case Of the state vs.. Scott Gore
on a charge Of rape, is before the
court at the present time and there IL
being considerable trouble experience
ed In securing a jury as this is the
second time the case has been tried
Gore is q married man and the girl
in the case Is q Bohemenlan who had
been working in the country at thu
time the alleged crime is said to hav'
been committed.
Carl ALBRIGHT pleaded guilty to tn
charge of horse stealing and his sen
tence will be passed some time dul
ing the week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
FARGO gave foley
REGULAR OVATION
F:ADING OF ORIGINAL POEMS az
BISMARCK POET MADE BIG
Hit
Big Church Was Packed and Every
one More Than Pleased - Speaks
at Grafton This Evening.

James w. Foley is making a little
speaking trip about the state and on
Wednesday evening was at Fargo and
this evening will be at Grafton. The
Forum enthuses thusly over the Fargo
appearance:
J. w. Foley, North Dakota's poet
laureate, gave Fargo people an. oppor
tunity last night to see him at closer
range. He gave a reading at the Pres
byterian church-all the selections
being from his own verse, which Is
so immensely the vogue in cultured
and literary circles.
Mr.. Foley's appearance here virtu-
ally resulted in an ovation for him
and his numerous Fargo friends and
admirers enjoyed a veritable treat.
Mr.. Foley interprets his own verses
simply, without oratorical or elocut-
ionary pretense, and for the purpose
of bringing them to the attention Of
q good many who may not read verse
ordinarily, as we'll as for the pleasure
/ OF those who have, been earnest ad'
mirers of hisrVork and have encour'
| AGED him in the literary field. His
verses cover q versatile range, some
| of them humorous, some pathetic
some narrative, and all Of them ap'
! pealing to the better side of human
j nature.
He reads, in addition to his humor
GUS and pathetic verses, some uplift
verses, that are in the nature of lit
tie sermons, dealing with every day
cheerfulness and helpfullness and
seeking to inspire readers and hear
ers to the value of mutual helpful
ness and understanding.
Some of the western verses are
founded upon real experiences and OBJ
servation, for Mr.. Foley was resi-
dent of the real frontier for number
of years, and was witness of the
gradual breaking down Of the frontier
and the passing of the great cattle
ranges.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
JURY RENDERS VERDICT
IN nEhIuN DAnIA@C CASE
PLAINTIFF GETS DAMAGES 70
the AMOUNT OF over EIGHT.
THOUSAND.
Wa ylengL Drawn Out and Hard
FOUGHT ca,e On Doth 9ides-court
on the Last Lao Now.

The case OF Heaton vs.. the North
ern Pacific railway was continued In
the United States court Wednesday.
In the morning tho Jury viewed the
crossing 1T Mckenzie where the &C.
cident occurred and the lawyers OF
the road argued 4 motion for the
court to direct . verdict for the de-
PENDANT. This vas denied and In the
afternoon the lawyers were given an
hour each to address the court and
the Judge then delivered his charge
and the jury retired ut o'clock to
deliberate.
After being out only about forty
five minutes, q verdict was rendered
which was in favor of the plaintiff
and gave him damages to the amount
of $500 and awarded him hospital
bills to the amount of $247.
The case of Gfimsby vs. the North
ern Pacific railway, was called and q
Jury secured and the lawyers present
ed the case before adjournment fol
the evening.
Mrs. Grimsby II suing the road fol
the killing Of her husband on the
main crossing In the village Of Medins
and will probably be concluded Fri
Gay noon.
All the jurors of the panel were dis
charged when tho last jury was Sc
cured and most Of them left on the
late trains for their homes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
SIX MEN HURT

Chicago, May 18.-In an automobile
collision with a pole, six men were
hurt, being thrown from the car, one
Of the victims crashing through a
store window. Edward J. Crimske, a
demonstration, employed by a motor
company, was in charge of the auto
mobile and was arrested. Two OF
the injured men were taken to hos
pital.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-19
CASES FOR ARGUMENT
IN SUPREME COURT
FOUR CASES HAVE BEEN SET
FOR NEXT TUESDAY AND
ONE FOR WEDNESDAY
No Cases Of More than Ordinary in
terest are Scheduled for Next Week
Two from Stark County.
Tuesday, May "a, 1910

Tuesday, May "a, 1910
State ex rel vs.. Bleth, from Stark
county. Attorney General for appel
lent; McFarlane & Burtha for re-
spondent.
State vs.. Andor, from Stark coun.
ty. Attorney General for respondent;
lMcFarlane & MGrtha Tor appellant.
Hackney vs.. Adam, from Eddy
county. Maddux & Rinker for re-
spondent; John Knauf for appellant.
Murray W. Lamson, from Burleigh
county. W.! L. Smith for appellant;
Newton & Dullam, for respondent.
Wednesday, May Is, 1910
Greenfield School District ct al vs.
Hannaford School District ct al, from
Grfggs county, 'Eagerud, Holt &
Frame for appellant; Lee Combs fol-
respondent.