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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

HOMESTEAD
oct 100 acres o. valley Land that VIII
Efew anything Good climate and
aia MARION BLDG
nErwnEN AEArrLg AND rAcoBA
HANDY 20 two n the best towns IA
the valley, twenty acres. half rich alder
land. balance first class upland par
tally improved fsueed small house.
sptlns m@sf ~" veil fseea o. COUNT
good nslshbora. Price gi.7oo. Very
noBRRr MALrnY.
sin.sg0.aai Aissta nuiiainR
CHEAP, widows nig chicken raneh.
lafHs pleea u land eipss 10 street cars
and HtnfeFi only ftfs Terms. f1k down.
- mgniht ffes weed ana water See
Mfs foreman % Henderson. at Eariinns
ton store. on new Henion line. 81 Iflii-
mans cashier 10 Times block.
HOMEsrEADa
30 piff and act quick N you beat the
railroads e tho most fertile section -
viii make yeu independent
We are maAina = ios fee for fow
1ays saa lumber EsshanEs BLDG
HANDY no AumuHs -rusnig acres.
level land gapd soil. faeea % corner II
two county roads. improved Eeod g.
feem house new barn ana ButbaidinRsj
81 hard close O. school and good
aaiEhbarai Z v y also aH milk route
itiee Including stock and tools. ts,eo95
tefuH
ROBERT MALTnY.
tiR 4e8ssti Alaska Building
rnuif AND Garden LAkD
= miles ses's. on Faii and eoaa,g roads
meath.
TOM g JOHNSON
Mutual Life nide
CALIFORNIA LANDS
fresne Irrigated Farms company. 2zs
0iata Eida
five acres IgfDf 81 cash. &c month
VIM, niaek sta q Y Noes
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26


s-roam house Feod furniture inciua
inE Sos maehines Good neiEhborhoed
close - car harn. VI block from car.
1-roona apartment far sale close 81 ,
isiniiafs s,iss ss're ~. tahie ha.a.
Main Fstl
naHHs Furniture Ce.. sac aud 6gi Zine
81, on side street. small expense. We
sell for iess
siro nes furniture. rooms. rooms
pas rent AT Ee5. caaarsfela. cofner
ioth and Marion
MUST HAVE MONEY well furnifhed
f-ruum fiat. must &c seen % BE aruFe-
ciatsd ttle Terry ar 1898
Per safe Eour-Ts,em upper fai. rent
81 atif Westarn av Ind = 4215.
John st SIS ROOMS anythinr rsa-
sgnabic accepted, reut fiai marine view
Aloha car
WANTED TO RUY-FURNirURE.
S,s 40 III, ~ ~ a Mons
queen Anne fetf, tasf
FREMONT FURNIrUNE co desires
second hand Foods hlEhest prices paid.
vaidca Furn 1910 ist n 2asa. lad. sese.
LIVESTOCK.
Ns@->s~~s~~~e~~~~-~~ ~N~eN-e~e~~s><,-~sNs~1
lfnraea Draft. express laundry. and
some fHat drivers. fiun brood mare with
rnal Marsfcn stables, bif " cremnna.
Take Fremont Ballard ear Third and
klhuurne. J II Bryan, Queen Anne te,
f5ft
The Manly boarding aud sale Stables
Horses hired for an purposes. hY day 81
week afo8 Western av Phones, Main
1885, Ind. 1873
Wanted ~ro buy eiFht OF ten good
teams weight from 3 800 20 $500 SCI
aitie Horse Market t4fa First az. g.
81 rear - n Ioiiffe Prop
% ". lIoLcoMn co Sales stables.
Heavy draft, medium sized hnraea guar-
nntaod. fat1 Western aY Main lff1
wanted So trade. $50 to horse for
| ! 800 ih horse win give some boot
Ffl star
ror aaie White wyandotte cockereis
/ Phone East aIia
Dor sale cheap. ton tight i3rahmas
I Phone East itol
MONEY TO LOAN.
| N~v~.~~4~~~~~~N~~@~ sN~~~ersNNs~-~s~-~o~
NORTHWEST TRUST e SAFE DE
POStr CO, First av and Columbia 81,
Goldman uuudingl. invites applications
I FOR loans from ed 900 Co $4,000 ON im-
proved seattle residence property In
established districts
CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
! ON improved or vacant property at and
\ por cent any amount from $50 90 $500.
| tor "a long er short time, and easy pay
mentai no delay siMrioNaut q Co., 500
boston MOCK second and Columbia.
MONEY FOR aALANiEp PEOPLE
Women keeping house and others.
upon their own notes. Without security.
cheapest rates easiest payments. offices
Ia 90 principal cities. ID N, Nulmnu. asa
Epior ulock sia second av
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Money 60 loan on Income property az
current rates Mortgages bought A
asst NJ 1874
MY own money Go buy mortgages and
contracts anywhere In Washington.
Loans Grconwnr, sos American Rank
building Ind. 2sea
DO you necd money Go huild9 Come ta
GAu a MNAUGHrEN,
sec Leary bids
Loans oR furniture, horses etc WIZ
liam roach room Nv New York hldg
Classified Directory.
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~ooN~~N~.NHSItlIISCsA~~N~o~~o
100 rase hook house cuttaEe and bun
Halow pinns, giving aiKe. etc. ebc v. W.
Voorhees,. Architect, ttn Eital Bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

WOODLAND PARK.
k.rnnm modern house. fuii basement
furnace. laundry rooms large. double
constructed. built fof home. lot Goa
10 go alley beautiful yinwt on ridrc
south nf park. cheapest buy in dis.
trift 80 tt.e4e. fg,eeo cash.
a-rovm modern. efaad now. attractive
house on iut laKf0Nt two blocks from
park entrance. price e. 1900. t1no each
toxioc. near park and car only $3.50
y. DIXON a co.
Maln 90 ais Marion Ht Ind 40.
Five iots Co confer % YOUNGSTOWN.
close Go proposed boulevard and nna
iuternrhan car lines $4,000 takes the
bunch.
Lot TO- block sa aliman'a Addition.
fine view iot this d. a bargain a. si. 900
Coed i.ream house. ou iot tsxtao. fine
view 40 1ls East fiih &C.. tltoo. some
terms
HOmr y EsrIs co. OWNERS.
hff tfinrkieV Block
Phone Ind HNHH
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l iioiieS' Ind. 142
Mill Wood and Coal

nHEAT wEsTEns FuKL co Coal.
a 20. fniii wood. f4t9 Load nain 1Tlti
tni tsss
wnsf. Green Lake, Fremont o. University
district fgr pfiees phone North al
Pot quautiiY quality and service. Union
Fuei CO.. queen Anus sesf. ind 1tfe.
FoR sALg-FuaNlTuRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

Haaffis Aul0mobiia School. day and
night GLASSES. Practical teaohefa. Hoe4
iaasdna on upsto-dafe machines hie
Broadway, nsaf feslsF. Main tVfe+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
Honesteads

Cos ffn acres good valley iand. rich
ran rientf SISTER level lard that VIII
gfaW anFthiuH. Fun8 climate come in
ara lea ~ Hhsa Fou
a. r. DIXON q co.
Main CO. rs Marion ~ Ind 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
CURED MYSELF
OF fNniG ESTTpN CONSTIPATION
MN "a Hf A nFfNV

" IN III III TTT7N- T-TT7N" ia nun
AND CArARRH
IN three months without medicines
want 90 tell yea how YOU can 40 the
same thinF and n you viii send ma
ten coats lu stamps 90 cover printing
and postage, Iii mail ynu ALL the in-
formation Positively no further expense
required
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
Classified Directory.

100000 laldTfSis >.,.'".NN-.'H
100 tEe hook house. cottage ana bun
Ealow plans, giving aize, etc. ebc " W
Voorhees,. Architect, ttn Eitel Bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
OSteonathY

DIR HOLT ~ OSTEQPATHTC pHYsT-
Clan. EYE SPECIALIST N-ray treat
meuis, light cure, vibration. BEST
EQUIPPED OFFICES IN SEATTrE
Eyes treated. giasscs fitted Treatments
81 fQz Peoples Bank hldE socund and
Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

Ansninx sassns sarnishad ramaiets asss
/ fasl Fanee. xsa bath pieces eistlfie
rau-reaua aaass. faraishsa w unfar.
nishsd faf noHsaasaplns Inquire fla
I trd fhnas = AZ ffia
afh aN fser-as housekeeping r1afas
ara sspsis hausasserins reem Hent
ressonabis
csiambia les - ard i.reen
heat taee 10 tna fsfa
/ Mtatsen 49, ftaN --rhres. saites
HiFriV furnfEnr1 prices moderate. Haihs
/ ins distance. aisn slrsrinN rooms
ilaFsi - rhroasrpom. msht
flat nirslr furnished ION hamHehaar8Ha.
( large basement Main atfi
rooms. aisa siesrins rooms fils up.
sain faff
warren a.. alsA Fouf Mice clean
modern housekeeping rooms clpae On.
cheap rent
Hooins -Hoss-kseping anf sieoptng
/ aisrtfic light hath. EsH! tf.t9 and %
/ lfif sirth ~ ifit
nd av. Hagi cheap housekeauinN and
siseplng looms, eeaNisv hotel
i Wauaahsaufug far fuahlna 81 sn
fup 90 Alder rhors I. tiae
rerry av isis--cisss 10 housskoepins
room HuifsH feasanable MpstairR
Columbia. sos Housekeeping auita
ard sisspinE raoms. 81 20 90 a Usa
Three-Faam suite with piano. close in.
very reasonable Phone 4 fat1
/ Columbia af NHm Hnuankeaninr
rooms u d up Phone Main soit
rarfv av is3a Modern thrss-raani
houssksfriaF suite. 90 50 week
BOARD AND Room
~ nm n ~ MI Sfalef
/ 81 nufafn arcsnmah ationHi home fnml
forts atoa East cherry o. Phone lad
A sfli
private table board. usceiioni homs
/ cooking family style, - week, two meat
a. so, dinner $50 foi University
agnnv rooms. good hoard ftJk week.
/ piano. pleasant Hufrnandings tel Roy 81
wanted children 10 board GOOD
home Tel haai a19i
Mrs nhis w boara children very
-
80, i' sltals 's''' ul,Ssd is Outside
ss'H'' s,.im hss, sS's SUITE 'ss even asa
return call bells thing new rates
tsse baths phones phones from e q to " per
vicToRIA fERhAcn-liaa Fifteon,h
disappearing bedss rates taas0 20 $50
/ East taaf
norEG nARRIN0ToN-isia second.
| Elegant, renewed, strictly modern re-
spectacle; we'll kept y t6a
FILLS HOTEL
Clean beds q Sc and o. per week. Cor
| Finh and Jefferson
olympic Apartments ilousekosplna
apartments slusie q % suite ahh fanHe.
4 every convenience o. 50 and 80. Light
pisepinE rooms from 1850 and upi free
bathn 20iQ Western av
HOTEL BhOOKLYN.
and ny and University st. changed
/ hands and newly lifted up. Electric
| light steam heat call ballas rent raa-
| annnhla.
The Monticoiio TiB Seventh av. under
| new management, steam heat hot and
| cold water. return call bells IN each
/ fOomi both pioneer from ~.
TIE STAR HOTEL. cf.mANf.Y fur
| nfahsd rooms. Use per week aud up,
also housekeeping rooms feaoh First
sN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

international Free employment office.
All kinds hely furniahe1, city ~ country
A-Y.sp House, beds isc Dor night Wei
lsf end Maynard. Ind 1871
want 10 men al onds 10 cut brush and
wood 1850 day. Also Intelligent man
10 show land, 1850 month. Want one
salesman speaking all Beapdinavlan Ian
aaakea See Bennett - wharf at brem-
artnn today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

Men--aWa have nice, clean finishing
room where the charge Zoe shavin0 -
Ee hairclifing 100. for materials used
werk free. shampooins, face meaaaFe,
ainaelur etc at corresponding prleea
you viii find a first class shop, clean
linen good work and good treatment
dive re q trial National Barber Col
fepe AZ tyuHhfnaf0u af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

FOR sALE-Wooo ANo COT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

pHOaPECTDnH can learn bies plplnH
and nanaYine IN one month-Roidi silver,
platinum lead tin ana copper. ana teets
Tor tungsten and radlum. assays gold and
silver fsO lead 1tc, copper Zee a. Zen
Uaauiaffa office. foot Of Battery e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
JUDGE LINDSEY IS
TO LECTURE HERE
Famous Juvenile Court officer
of Denver on Augustana
Lyceum Bill.
COMES NEXT FEBRUARY
Several Other Fine Attractions Sc.
cured for the Winter Course
at the College.

Dr. William A. Colledge, veteran
English traveller and author, and fell
low of the Royal Geographical society,
is announced as the first attraction on
the Augustana lyceum the coming sea-
son, and is booked for Oct 26.
The second attraction of the lyceum
course will be the Signor Bartilotti
Nov. %. The other members of the
company ore Gaylord Yost and Miss
Ella Schroeder. violinists, and Miss
Marguerite Chaffee, reader and imper-
senator.
Dec. IS. the Handel Oratorio society
of Augustana college will appear in
annual Christmas concert and already
work has begun on the two compost
lions which will be rendered: the Ju-
bilee cantata, by Professor Lager
strom. and MendeIssohn's Hymn of
Praise"
Montaville Flowers has on previous
occasions appeared at Augustana col
lege. but this remarkable impersona-
tor made such a decided hit each
time that the management Of the ly-
ceum, in response to general demand,
has secured him for the present
course. His recital this season will
be Shakespeare's Hamlet, Prince of
Denmark" and is booked for Jan. q.
Perhaps the greatest attraction OF
the whole course will be Judge Ben B.
Lindsey of Denver of juvenile court
fame. Judge Lindsey is today one of
the most striking and influential fig
ures in our national life, and the three
cities are to be congratulated on their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
ONLY so CENTS
That's All 1t Costs to Get Rid OF
Indigestion.

That's All 1t Costs to Get Rid of
{ Indigestion.
All stomach misery will go in five
minutes if you will put your faith
in MI-O-NA stomach tablets, which
the Harper House pharmacy thinks
so we'll of that they guarantee them
to cure any stomach ailment or
money back.
After using MONA for one short
day you will rejoice and be sincerely
thankful that at last you have found
a prescription that acts quickly and
beneficially on the stomach
Just as soon as you start to take
MI-O-NA stomach tablets fermenta-
ton of food will be a thing of the
past. Waterbrash, pain in the stom-
ach, belching of gas and heartburn
will disappear, and in few days
danger of dizziness, biliousness, ner-
vousness and sick headache will
vanish.
For sea or car sickness, vomiting
during pregnancy. or after night
Of sociability, MI-O-NA Is better than
the best remedy you can find. Large
box for so cents at the Harper
House pharmacy and druggists ev-
erywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
For Miss Van Arsdel.

The Misses Lulu and Laura AL
brecht at their home, 1875 Seven
teenth street, last evening entertain
ed at a hosiery shower as pre-nup-
tial attention for Miss Jessie Van
Arsdel, bride of next week. Pink
and white, the colors chosen by Miss
Van Arsdel for her wedding colors
were effectively used in the decora-
tions of the home, pink and white
chrysapthemums being used. A
three course dinner was served, the
table decorations being pink and white
chrysanthemums and the favors
were little suit cases filled with
rice, which was showered literally
upon the bride-elect. The gifts of
hosiery were showered upon the
bride-to-be from a large pink and
white bell, as she took her place at
the dinner table. Games and con-
tests were enjoyed and the favors in
the various games were given to
Miss Mary Lahiff, Miss Joe Blicker
and Mrs. Paul Nicholas. Out of town
guests were Miss Gertrude Davis,
Fort Worth, Tex, Miss Rose Buster,
Upton, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
BLOW TO RENO DIVORCE
New York Justice Holds Nevada De-
cree to BE Invalid.

New York, Oct 6.-Declaring a
Reno divorce not binding in this
state Supreme Court Justice Whit
ney yesterday dismissed a writ of
habeas corpus obtained by Mrs.
Marion Briggs Catlin to compel her
husband, George 1. Catlin, to return
her two children, a girl, 8, and a boy,
4 years old.
Catlin is a member of the Seventh
regiment and is known as an anna
teur athlete. The couple we're mar
ried in Jersey City in 1900, when
Miss Briggs was II years old.
Shortly after the second baby was
born, so the testimony goes, Catlin
disappeared. Mrs. Catlin went to
Reno and in July obtained a divorce
on the basis of desertion and non
support.
Justice Whitney declared the Ne
vada divorce obtained by Mrs. Cat
lin is not a legal divorce in this
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
AT THE Y. M. C. A.

Next Monday is the date for the an
nual business meeting of the Y. NJ. c..
A. At this meeting, which is called
for s o'clock, the reports of the var
ious officers will be heard. and the
names of members for the board of
directors will be acted on. There will
probably be several new names before
the meeting, and in view of the pros
poets ahead of the association for ac-
complishing some definite things in the
next year, it is important that large
number of the members be present
and participate in the business of the
evening.
During the past few evenings, the
attempt has been made to organize
classes in evening study. There have
not been enough students enrolled to
make it possible to start some of the
classes, while others promise well
The class in English for foreign-speak-
ing men han been most successful thus
far, and has already begun work.
The class in common branches for
working boys has not yet been start
ed, but every effort is being made to
secure a sufficient number of ambi4
tious boys to enter the class to make
it go. Nearly enough are already in
sight, and the class will probably
start work next Monday. The classes
in mechanical drawing and show card
writing have lot as yet drawn enough
students to make it look probable that
they can be started. But if they get
in within the next few days, the work
will start as announced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
in the garments you select here.

good fortune in having a man OF such
prominence brought to them. Judge
Lindsey has a message to the Ameri-
can people and his subject, THE Mis-
fortunes of Mickey" should be of in
terest to every one. He will be here
some time in February, with the date
not yet decided upon.
The remaining two numbers Of the
lyceum course are local talent, the
Augustana Symphony orchestra, which
will appear in March, and the Wenner-
berg Male chorus, which will give it's
annual concert in April. The great
success of both of these last year in
artistic production and in drawing rec
ord crowds has prompted the lyceum
association to book them for the pres
ent course.
Live and Help Live.
That the Y. NJ c. A. is one of the
uplifting movements which is more
and more drawing the attention of phil
anthropists, sociologists and leading
men OF the day, was the statement
made by DR.. E F. Bartholomew of
AUgustana college yesterday in the
course of a lecture before the class in
sociology. Live and help live" is
coming to be the motto of today, &C
cording to DR.. Bartholomew. I'm the
primitive state of man, live was his
motto and handspring of his actions.
Here we see the struggle for exist
ence Then as man advanced in the
scale of civilization he discarded his
old ideals and live and let live be
came his motto. Here we have civili-
cation. But civilization is not mans
ultimate goal. After civilization we
have specialization. True, even today
We have our cringing, crowding meth
DDS of business men and Live! Live!
Live!-and let others help them
selves!' is the motto and sole aim.
But there is a growing sentiment in a
different direction. Men OF money,
men Of means, are more and more be-
ing caught with the spirit of brother
hood and humanity.
Helping Less Fortunate.
Everywhere in the industrial world
we see pictures of misery, of men
treated like beasts, and where selfish
dation to thousands of human beings.
But we rejoice to see our captains of
industry waking up to a realization of
the needs of their less fortunate fell
Ilow-beings. Employees are given short
er and better hours Of labor and are
even, in some cases, provided by their
employers with comforts of home.
Today it is comparatively easy to
raise funds for good cause. Educa-
tional institutions are richly endowed
and whole communities are inspired
with enthusiasm for Y. NJ. c. AS. The
linestimable value of such movements,
whose good effects remain as perma-
nent blessings to the communities,
are more and more drawing the atten-
ton of our moneyed men and our men
of prominence. In a word, the world
is growing better"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
Collegiate AIlumnae Meeting.

The first meeting of the fall sea-
son of the Collegiate Allumnae will
be held Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H. A. Weld. lilo
Twenty-first street. No set program
has been arranged and the meeting
will be devoted to finishing plans
for the years work. Officers of the
association are:
President-Mrs. Harry Ainsworth,
Moline.
First vice president-Miss Julia
Getemy, Moline.
Second vice president-Miss Brae-
dy, Davenport.
Third vice president-Miss craig.
Rock Island.
Secretary-Miss Jennie Sturgeon,
Rock Island.
Treasurer-Miss .Kohn, Rock Is
land.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06

Allendale, Moline, ablaze with
autumn foliage, was the scene of the
annual garden party given for mem
bers of the Moline Woman's club by
Mrs. Frank Gates Allen Tuesday af-
ternoon. Five hundred club women
were present. Receiving in the re-
ception room were Mrs. Allen, her
daughter, Mrs. Otto Seiffert, and the
officers of the club. Mrs. Allen wore
a gown of old blue yelled in black
chiffon, and Mrs. Seiffert was dressed
in a beautiful gown of white. The
spirit of autumn prevailed through
out the decorations Of the house.
saliva, with its gorgeous crimson
hue, was in profusion about the spa
cious rooms. Candles were shaded
with bright red shades and candles
in red and white, and ice cream in
the blending shades of pink, brown
and yellow were served. Immense
bowls holding great mounds of fruit
glowing in autumn colors, from the
shining red-cheeked apple to the dull
purple grape, made especially at
tractive centerpieces on the tables in
the dining room and in the ball
room. The salad course was served
IN the ballroom, made festive with
autumn foliage and brilliantly light
I'd. An orchestra of II pieces was
stationed at the landing on the sec
Dnd floor, and during the afternoon
rendered a splendid program. Club
officers and near friends of Mrs. AL
len assisted in pouring and serving.
Ladies from Davenport and Rock
Island were numbered among the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
Eorced TO Leave Homo.

Every year a large number OF
poor sufferers whose lungs are sore
and racked with coughs are urged
to go to another climate. But this
is costly and not always sure.
There's a better way. Let DR.. Kings
New Discovery cure you at home.
'It cured me of lung trouble, 3"
writes w r. Nelson of Calamine,
Ark, when all else failed and
gained Al pounds in weight. It's
surely the king of all cough and
lung cures" Thousands owe their
lives and health to it. It's positively
guaranteed for coughs, colds, grip,
asthma, croup-all throat and lung
troubles. Fifty cents and 81. Trial
bottle free at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
Observation-Disclosures.

A quiet wedding ceremony yester-
day afternoon united in marriage
Miss Clara Luella Stoltenberg,
of 42S West Twelfth street, Daven-
port, and Louis Gage Chrysler of
Cabery, Ill, the ceremony being
performed in the First Presbyterian
church, by DR.. Leroy Coffman, the
pastor. There were no attendants
to the bridal couple. and the cere-
mony was witnessed by only immed-
late relatives and few intimate
friends. A wedding dinner was
served later at the Hotel Davenport
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrysler will be at
home at Cabery after Nov. /. The
groom is a druggist and we'll known
business man of Cabery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-06
DRY FARM CONGRESS HEAD
Nominating Committee at Spokane
Selects DIR. Worst.

Spokane, Wash, Oct. CDR. ]. H.
Worst, president Of the North Dakota
Agricultural college, is to lead the in
ternational dry farming congress for
the coming year. The nominating com
mittee yesterday announced his selec-
ton for the presidency, and it is cx-
pected that the choice will be ratified
without contest.
This is considered a victory for the
sO-called agricultural college ele-
ment," which favors emphasizing agri-
cultural rather than political prob.
lens at the sessions of the congress.
General Freeman Thorpe of Mime.