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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

court (H Wall, p. 1879, Of date October
1874, which settles the status of the resolu-
ton before you, makes nugatory and void
the efforts Of the suffrage leaders and con-
signs to wastebasket and oblivion the hard
labor on petitions of innumerable followers
in the rank and file of their numbers.
You have seen the attempt of a millioa
feminine signers to force the entering
wedge of that dangerous foe to liberty, a
union of church and state; you are now
confronted with an exhibit 10000 strong
which seeks the revision OF the mandate OF
the United States supreme court by an
act of Congress, and invites you to record
the judiciary committee OF the house OF
representatives as on par with their
lack Of legal knowledge and their want OF
information In reference to the test made
for them, by one OF their own sex. thirty
six years ago.
In 1874 Mrs. Virginia Minor, president OF
the Missouri Woman's Suffrage association,
brought suit against the register of voters
in St. Louis for denial of her right to be
recorded as a legal voter. The case was
carried to the United States supreme court
whose summing up, after long review, was
that there are no voters in the United
States of it's own creation; fits officers are
all elected directly or indirectly by state
voters" and remanded Mrs. Minor to Mis-
souri, for the elucidation of. her voting
right privilege
The conclusion Of the whole matter in
not the entrance of woman into the politi-
cal world for the reformation of mems
methods, but the regeneration OF woman
herself that those whom she sends forth
! into the maelstrom of LIES great battle
shall be equipped mentally, morally,
physically as to require no added force
from her to hold mankind to paths Of right.
eousness and peace.
The mythology OF the past is the moving
picture gallery Of immortal truths, ana
none more pregnant OF its vital appreheR-
sion Of that source which nourishes into
life the human race than its wonderful
portrayal Of the feminine. Woman az
pictured by the ancients, is the mysterious
and incomprehensible temple within whose
sacred laboratory is fashioned and wrought
that most wondrous creation OF all nature,
the human soul and body, which they at
firmed came forth winged soul or a dis
torted creation even as she was allied to
the gods or yoked TO the furies
Ralph Waldo Emerson, of our day. re-
peating the self-same truth, says: when
a man comes forth into life from the tenn
Pile Of his mother, the gate OF gifts closes
behind him"
Jean Paul Richter, Teiterating a like
spiritual insight, affirms: "The clue OF our
Identity, wander where we will, lies at the
| foot OF the cradle"
The wife of Euiipides when congratulated
by foreigner on the wisdom OF her
country's laws and its prestige in all that
made FOR advancement, said with great
dignity ard emphasis: I'VE women OF
Greece give birth to men. not pigmies'
! Therein lies the solution Of woman Sut-
frage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre.inventOry Offers EmbrOideries, Laces Etc.

will be
prices desirable lots take n sharp decline
handsome patterns loom 10 yards them
45inch 2nh aloveys embroid
English
undergarments 76c to $3.50 values Soc
imported sell high zoe clear
EmbrOdere cambria nansook 5000 yards
eighteen inches wide, nertonsyalues
1OC
all
waists worth 75c ardpre-nVn price 19C
wide white
$50 to $4O0prenvenory price zee
RIBBONS AT
An strictly all silk
wide hair bows,
white leading shades, 40c valuespreinventory
oter IOC
PRE-INVENTORY SALE $500 NECKWEAR at roc
cluny, Irish crochet,
stocks $1OO
SPECIALS IN ART NEEDLEWORK
finished embrod
pillow pillows decorated leather
all worked pieces stock price
doye "a inch sizes worth 9c
pillow oriental designs 10G
embroidered in coos at 19G
all colors, reduced to 1OC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
F'i diI.a. White Goods

15c and 10c White Goods, many
styles, checks, stripes, blocks, fig
ures, 27-inch, pre-inventory price,
at .......,. 10C
4Oc and SOC White Goods, all newest
patterns of year, thin sheer goods
pre-inventory price 49,. 22hG
10c Cotton Ramie, all white, 36-inch,
used extensively for suits, skirts and
waists, yard ............. 1ORC
1928 All Linen Sheeting, 80 inches
wide, splendid weight and quality,
pre-inventory price. ........ S9c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
PrS.InVsntory CUTN
Offers NAkNA

The bargains in this department are
simply marvellous. No space today
for lengthy details, the prices as given
are not far fetched and speak for
themselves.
500 Hand Painted Plates, Haviland
China landscape designs. coin gold
border. $3.50 values, only. DEC
Delft Blue Jugs sal on size, tall
shape, usual soc line, TO close out
at ..........., 10C
stone Crooks and BOWS, large size,
usual l5c value, Ire-inventory mark
down .......,.~..... ..OC
Berry Sets--Japaness China. pieces,
fancy decorations, $1,OO values -
at ..............,, 800
China Plates, Sugars and Creams, Tea
Pots. Strainers, etc. blue decorated; TO
close out ..,..,.s..ss.. 10000 A@O
Fancy China OF All Kinds
China Novelties, to $500, for. a5e
China Novelties, TO $3.50, for. $50
China Novelties, TO 1915, for......-.Ssc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

wounded with gun, or pierced by a rusty
nail; Bucklen's Arnica salve heals the
wound. Guaranteed 25c. Sold by Bsaton
Drug CO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

Cotton Poplins--Plain and stripe
suitings, in every color, Zoe and
35c qualities, at, yard 121sG
Silk Organdies-New floral and
dot patterns in~newest colorings,
tomorrow at -. :. .25&
BOrdered Suiting-White linen
finish with colored side band
25c values ............ VIC
Toile du Nord Dress Bingham
best 15c values, at, yard 71s&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-inventOry Clearing in Garments

apparel before
sharp price beginning
ajah SILK Dresses Pin Stripe Taffeta Dresses Shepherd Plaid Silk
Dresses, Plain Tafteta
All
Colored
light coor high low neck okes
Womens Wored Skirts 10 gored peated light and medium
$3.50
Women Tailored Suits; in stock values $O reduced to SO
pink white SO kind
blue, $3.50 full peaed
now at each
lite
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-inVentOry Offers
LINENS

Commencing Monday, a four days
stock reducing through the influence
of greatly lowered prices. Buy linens
while you can get them for less than
the wholesaler gets for them.
All Linen DamasE, 2 yards wide, as
sorted patterns, $3.50 quality, at,
per yard ................ CSC
All Linen Unbleached Damask, 2 yds.
wide, extra weight, all new patterns,
our usual $1.25 value, yard soc
All Linen Napkins-22x22 inch, good
patterns, heavy weight, regular $1.85
value-pre-inventory price 81. 35
Fringed Bed Spreads-Large size,
heavy S2.25 value, in Mondays sales
at ................. 81. 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-inVentOry Offers
DOMESTICS

Best Prints or Calicoes. our entire line,
full range of colors. best patterns, pre-
inventory price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
8Ieaohed Cambrio-Soft finish, specially
useful for summer undergarments, So
inch. 15c grade (l2-yard limit ..... .s1sc
Pillow Gases, hemstitched very fine in
quality, nicely finished, 42X36 inch size,
22hc value ........ .....,.,....,..1e o
Bhsets-Full bed size free from dressing.
heavy muslin. well made. CSC value. SOC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
ff'1 GiI.1. Hardware

Summertime household helps were
never quite so inexpensive as now. late
season has left us with oversupplies to
close out under price.
Guaranteed Garden Hose, the usual 15c
quality; to close out rapidly we offer 1t
at, per loot .,.... .....'''.. 90
Blue and white Enamel Water Pals. the
identical kind you pay 75c for regularly.
TO close at .........,.,.... $50
Enamel Sauce Pans. Preserving Kettles,
Berlin Kettles etc, all blue and white
ware, worth 75c each, to close out. $50
Perfection Oil Stoves-Newest styles
Our two-burner size .,..,......... $3.50
Our three-burner size 1870. $1,000
Lawn Mowers Must Cove have line
OF thoroughly reliable mowers we are
offering at
12-inch mowers for. ............. S2.76
14-inch mowers for. ........|.. $3.26
16-inch mowers for. .......... 1875
Brass Lawn Sprays, Toe values to close
window Screens, substantially made. .19o
Rrasa Cafchers for the mower. at. 400
Hose Bee1s; don't without one. only $50
Nickel Plated Trays, 6-inch size. 800. 30
Wire Fly Killers, each. 30
Bath Room FittinEsi our complete line
at ''.''.''' - .AODo NAA'
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM
FREEZERS
1-quart for. $I.sss 44-quert for, $500
S-quart for. S2.69 S-quart for. $4.75
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26


Patent Calf Pumps ..m ~
Dull Leather e.s.N1s n Pumps ''..ST a
Tan Suede Pumps ......
Patent Colt Oxfords ......
Dull Leather Oxfords 500.
900 Pairs women's Oxfords from our reg
ular stock; any kind and style you like
best; reduced before inventory as fol-
lows:
$500 oxfords will be. $500
$3.50 Oxfords will be. ...... @2.T5
$3.50 Oxfords will be. ..... S195
500 Pairs Boys Shoes and oxfosds-All
select reliable footwear chosen for our
regular business:
$3.50 lines will be. ........ .S1.85
$500 lines will be. 80. y. =. S1.75
$3.50 lines will be. =. S1,5S
800 Pairs Youths Shoes and Oxfords; also
little mems sizes; every pair 1925 val
400 ps,rs Misses, shoes-cboice Of ali Yea" icso
theirs, excellent styles. $3.50 values S1.45
500 Pairs Mems Work shoes-Good solid
leather and So so values .......... $195
Mems oxfords, in patent colt, tan and duh
feathers, newest lasts finest $3.50 val
ues, Monday ............... S2.75
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre.inVentOry Offers
GLOVES, ETC.

$50 dozen imported Isle elbow length
gloves, full 1G-button length, blacks.
tan, champagne and other colors.
worth S1.00 pair, On
AT wv
WOmen's White Lace HOse-The
coolest kind of summer hosiery, very
nice quality, selling regularly at 25c,
perfect goods pair ar
Women's Silk Hosiery, fine, full fash
toned all silk kinds. with Isle top,
toe and heel, blacks and colors---
worth $1.25 pair. CO.
WOmen's Knit Pants, light weight gar
ments, with wide knee, lace edge,
trimmed, nicely finished, all regu-
lar sizes, Soc garmeSrs fGn
TOT .,s.,... ~
Women's Union Suits, Isle garments,
sleeveless and low cut neck, wide or
cuff knee, worth 75c each Az
pre-inventory price ...... 1JC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
GROCERIES
Monday and Tuesday Sales

Benefits Excelsior Flour sack. .Sl.5o
Sterling Gloss Starch, Glib box. 500
And rs Stamps
Corn Meal yellow or white, lob sack S
Benefits Golden coffee, our asc grade,
BENEFITS Capitol coffee our ESQ grade,
,re per as assorted our ssc sradde.' SOC
T eS, assorted, our 4se grade. .... $50
Capitol Pure Pepper, a lib. can. ....,. .0c
Wonder Wax, &c pkg. IL for. 26c
Bismark Herring, can .... .aco ana SSS
Roll Map Herring, can. ;..'...''''' s So
Benefits Bargain Soap, nine for. .,... ESQ
Diamond Crystal Salt 8 for......,. a5o
And 10 stamps.
NIacaroni, Star and Crescent, pkgs, ESQ
And 10 stamps.
Double Stamps. on Grsnulated Sugar.
York Violet Toilet Soap three for. $50
And 10 stamps
Benefits Capitol Extract, bottle. .lso
And 20 stamps.
Dalidet Cherries, S5c bottle for. coo
Diamond S Crystal Salt, 1+-lb. sack. zoe
0A1LLAnD's oxIvE OH
Small bottle ....... .94c-and ~ stamps
Medium bottle ...'.. 1sc-and , 90 stamps
Franoo-American Soups, zoe cans for tse
Sch epps Cocoanut, pound pkg. .26o
And 10 stamps
Virginia Swiss Cheese, pound ~s.... 2Sc
Cheese full cream, pound .......s Ssac
And 10, stamps
Benefits Capitol Wheat, Alb, pkk.. loo
And 10 stamps.
Jap Rice, &c quality, 5 lbs. .......... aSo
Grated Pineapple. b. w. II. brand. to
All Ire ready Goldfish. csn..............i 100
And 10 stamps.
Benefits Capitol Mince Meat, pkgs.
E,ddy's Horseradish Mustard, jar. 100
And stamps
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

as required by law no memorial, notwith-
standing the generous appropriations,
marks a single progressive step of woman s
quadrennial march toward the higher civil
ization and no record punctuates the exist
ence of so notable opportunity, save a
tangled mass of confused financial eX-
penditures, in the vaults of the United
States treasury whose skilled accountants
have failed thus far to classify or unravel.
The Louisiana Purchase board, while not
so wide in scope so broad in its ensemble,
gave like illustration of woman's incapac-
ity to skillfully direct monumental under
takings.
Opportunities Neglected.
With the archives of that vast territory
from Louisiana to Oregon, teeming with
the heroism of pioneer women, dauntless in
courage, brave in the midst of overwhelm-
ing disaster, yet preserving sweetness of
spirit, tenderness of heart, and nobility OF
soul amidst the cruel experiences of the
wilderness and the plain, not tribute
reaches us from the official roster Of this
board; while the remarkable feats of a
young Indian woman who led the Lewis
and Clark expedition through impenetrable
forests over mountain Businesses, across
dangerous rivers, and the ford of raging
torrents to final safety and conclusion on
the far away Pacific coast was not even re-
corded in historical minutes. But more
than this, a fitting statue heroic in pro-
portions, as was this dusky Joan OF Arc,
in leadership of dangers in the UNEMPLOYED
wilderness OF the western new world can
nowhere be found in the denuded reserva-
ton of Forest park, sacred to NEUROLOGICAL
Cyclops and Apollos, and preservative In
marble and bronze of the modern hero in
taiOr-made garments, whose attire pre-
cudes the thought of encounter with beasts
formidable in dimensions or birds of prey,
disastrous to aught save collar and coat
tail.
Congressional recognition ended with the
Louisiana Purchase, since woman not only
proved failure again, but attempted a
spirit of caste in this Jeffersonian jubilee,
which roped off the woman's building to
the exclusive use of the board and limited
its open door to pink teas and swell social
functions for the 'noveaux riche" and
swagger set, which was only cut short by
the peremptory challenge Of a spirited
congressman from Minnesota, who ordered
ropes down, the building recognized as con-
secrated TO the spirit OF national cam
araderie" for rich and poor alike, and d.
rected the service OF the teapot to be ex-
tended TO the humble washerwoman II she
passed that way, or the cup of fragrant
oolong handed out to the patient toiler
from the ranks, with a like difference as
was shown to the silken-robed member OF
the "dilettante"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
shots at the W. c. IT. L.

Again, the official organizations direct
ing this woman question represented in the
national suffrage and temperance bodies
have given no evidence thus far of i'm
provement on masculine methods; rather
have they discounted the tenure-of-office
lecture by making it perpetual.
The shibboleth OF equal rights TO all and
special privileges TO none" is certainly
not exemplfied in the governments OF those
combinations. Life tenure Of a good thing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Sale Of All Boys Wash Suits

Want to cut down the stock and give you choice of
any Boys Wool Suit in the department, co An
white and colors, worth to 50, for. 01sfJ
Boys Knickorbocksr Wool suits with double breasted
coats, sizes TO 16 that $40J TO $500 TO
Khaki suits with knlcker to Is sizes.
Boys Bouses with collars off 75c and 800 values
Monday ..............,...... Observation-Disclosures soc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-inVentOry Offers
SHOES

A thousand pairs of women's pumps
and OXfOrds to sell in four days. To
accomplish it, price will be half and
less. The prettiest and best $500 and
$3.50 footwear shown els season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-inventory Offers Furniture, Rugs
and Draperies. Fine Values

for home and porch last cOo splendid Tor
Special Monday reductions:
usually 1880 reduced to- 1910
reduced to SS.76
usually 1915 reduced to $3.50
$1.4S
SUITES STYLES-QUARTER OFF
wish all 3piece suites Our
clearing 20 cent one-fourth Off
double printed scrim) S6nh It's spenolo N
sikoine-Our floral stripe and plain goods
Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Children'S Barefoot Sandals

ChiIdren'S Barefoot Sandals
A great Monday bargain, 1000 pairs tan Russia
calf two-strap sandals the most sensible kind of
play-footwear for children for hot summer days.
These we'll made, have heavy stitched soles,
IS: 45C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-InventOry Offers
CORSETS

Two big closeout lots in Summer
batiste corsets, high and low bust
styles, long hip with stirring string at
bust line, hose supporters and lace
tops. Our pre-inventory price:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

: J:
A 10000 yards of Silks, shown in the wn\
$1.O0 foulards tat
messanes plain Silks all recognized ABNk
silks ..................\ ~
Pongee, dozen LON
other coorngs; 20 pieces, worth 59c yard\
pre-nvenory price, beginning tomorrow, yard
usually S5c EQn
CHIFFON VOILES
with
pna ss ast1 4 and T d S lsh texture for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

Scotch Madras, very Tine 3bc ma
terial, white with black 10lM
or colored stripe ...... 1A2O
Tussah Silks, a silk and linen mix
ture, large line of new shades,
27x36 inch goods, 0On
sec value, at, yard ...... .AJN
Natural LINEN Snting, 30-inch,
for suits, skirts and coats--us-
ual price 29c, now ..... 15G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

Ard finally, gentlemen. / refer you 10 the
decision of the United states supreme
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Pre-inventOry Mark Down Offers on Silks,
Black Goods and Wash Goods

every all fall influence
prices with stock reducing in view.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
CHICAGO COUNCIL
COMMITTEE ON RUN
Escapes to Excelsior Springs to Get
Away from Pressure Following
New Political Alignment.

The Milwaukee Southwest limited,
westbound, through this city at 10: So
last evening, carried a delegation of
Chicago aldermen and newspaper re-
porters en- route to Excelsior Springs,
Mo. The aldermen in the party com
pose the committee of the council on
committees, and they are escaping the
pressure that is pursuing them from
various political sources in Chicago as
a result of the changing of the com
plexion of the council membership
from republican to democratic. The
Tuesday election retired enough OF
the republican aldermen to give the
control Of the council to the demo
Gratis. Mayor Fred Busse, as is
known, is a republican. Heretofore
he has had easy shedding in the coun-
Gil with backing of republican ma
jority. The election has altered the
and there is pandemonium
in the republican camp. The commit
tee that escaped via the Sour invest
limited has the appointment of the
various council committees for the COM
ing year, and the members are getting
far enough away from the confusing
scenes to have a chance to think mat
ters over.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
NO PELLAGRA AT
COUNTY INFIRMARY
Physician from State Board of Health
Thought Sunburned Hands Were
Symptoms of Disease.

Two pairs of badly sunburned
hands at the county poor farm, caus-
ed the report to be widely circulat-
ed that two cases of pellagra had de-
veloped there and that several 9TH
ers were under suspicion. A ply
stefan sent out by the state board Of
health paid a visit to the infirmary
several days ago and he examined
the one real case OF pellagra which
has been in existence there for the
past six months. The patient is Will
liam Van Wrinkle. Soon afterwards
he noticed two of the inmates with
hands that were very brown and
from which skin had begun to peel
He announced at once that both men
had the dread disease, despite the
statement of the steward OF the farm
that the hands were merely sunburn-
ed, as the men were unused to get
ting out in the sun. The visiting
physician insisted that IT was pei
lagra and he 50 reported it to the
100 authorities, but today the hands
of the two supposed sufferers were
just like those of the ordinary NOR
tai, and there were no signs of dis
ease. superintendent Wiley is sure
that it was merely a case of sun
burn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07

les in the Mississippi valley. Under
the old system, in loading coal car
goes on steamers, the box was en-
ployed, two men being assigned to
each box carrying a small jag of coal.
Thus half day would be consumed
in taking on a coal cargo here. In the
hauling OF sand many are familiar with
the tedius and cruel operation on the
river front, and on more than one oc-
casion the humane society was notified
to interfere against the cruelties i'm
posed on horses in pulling the sand
loads up the incline from the barges
in the river. All this will be done
away with through the new apparatus
to be installed by the Rock Island
Sand & Gravel company. Work on the
Improvement is to be started immedi-
ately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
FRIENDS SERENADE
HUFF, NEW ALDERMAN
Build Bonfire in Front of Home in
First Ward and Call Upon
Him for Speech.

Fifty friends called al the home Of
Arthur o. Huff, HOG Fourth street,
last evening to felicitate him on his
selection to membership in the city
council. having been successful. by a
splendid majority, as the democratic
candidate last Tuesday. Mr.. HUFF was
taken unawares by the party. A bon
fire was started outside his home, and
he was called upon for a speech. He
responded. thanking his friends for
the handsome support they Had given
him at the polls. and promising them
that he would do the very best he
knew how TO deserve the honor that
had been conferred. Afterward the
members of the party we're invited
into Mr.. Huff's home, where the re-
mainder Of the evening was pleasant
ly whiled away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
Late Election Returns
Drury Township.

Town clerk-Curtis C. Foster, r, SO
James Hayes, d. sc.
Assessors. G. Mewes, r, "a; Leon
ard McGinnis, d. 40.
Collector = Clyde Hessman. r, 50;
Archie Foster. d, 63.
Commissioner of ighways-Geo,xs
Fryermuth, r, 76; William Pietsch, d
&C.
Justice of peace-William Milton, d,
81. The republican candidate nomi
mated for the office withdrew.
Constable-Ed Reynolds, T. 81; S.
Warner Foster. d, So; William Simp-
son, T, IS; Carl Witt, d, 55.
Trustee-F. P. Gillett, r, 3d. David
Pullem, d, 4S.
Poundmaster-L. E. Hessman, Sr, r,
"a. There was no opposition to Mr..
Hessman.
Coo Township.
Republican ticket (unopposed)-
Supervisor, William McRoberts; asses
sor. w. H. Ashdown; collector, ]. C.
Nose; town clerk, Steve White; high
way commissioner, o. F. Rathbun;
school trustees. j. Pearsall, G. Ais
DTOW, r. y. Bali, y. a t1SuleSdH, JdCOD
Cewe.
Buffalo Prairie.
Supervisor-Charles Schnler.
Assessor-M. ]. Kelly.
Collector-William Canaan.
Town clerk-E. l.. Marston.
Justice of the peace-James Nor
row.
Highway commissioner-George Pat
terson.
Constables Fuhr and Frank
Fowler.
The foregoing are all democrats ex-
cepting the town clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-04-07
DISTRICT BANKERS
MEET HERE In. JUNE
One Hundred Members Expected to
Attend-ENecutive Committees
Make Arrangements.

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of group one of the Illinois
bankers association was held yes
terday at the New Harper hotel. The
executive committee consists of A.
J.. Jackson, president, Morrison; H.
o. Baner, New Boston; V. A. Wigren,
Galva; NJ. H. Potter, Morrison and
Carl Hellpenstell, Rock Island. Ar
rangements were made for the an
nual meeting which will be held in
Rock Island June 81 at the New
Harper. There are 104 members in
the grow --d it is expected that the
majority will attend the meeting
The group includes the counties of
Henderson, Mercer, Henry, White
side. Rock Island, Bureau and War
rem. K. T. Anderson of Rock Island
is secretary and treasurer of the
group. At the annual meeting, Rich
ard L. Champion, secretary, and Os-
car G. Foreman, president of the
state organization will be present.