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Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

The Crane sat all alone on the bench
outside the cookhouse door. He had
chosen to sit there because the high
singsong of the Celestiars voice lifted
in self communion was company for
him. The bunk house was empty Of
the merry crowd which had made 1t
home. One after another the tricksy
god had ensnared the Lone Bull cow
boys until the Crane. as he was nick
named because of his ungainly height,
was the only one left heart free. Mar
ried cowpunchers amt got the ginger
somehow as the bachelor ones. Can't
enjoy a lynchin nohow, and their
wives's always afraid they're going to
fall on and git hurt"
The Crane did the sweethearts and
wives of his comrades a rank injustice.
for each one had all the spirit and
ginger of the men they loved
"Sour grapesr' teased Mrs. Chntock.
the boss wife as she listened unseen
to Gabriel's soliloquy. why don't
you get married yourself, Mr.. Crane"
She came around the corner Of the
cookhouse and sat down on the bench
beside the respondent cattleman.
Il suppose you've always been too
busy TO think about marrying" began
Mrs. CIintock softly. II don't suppose
you ever saw a woman you'd care to
make your wife"
The Crane was silent for several mo-
ments. He brought out another pipe
from his pocket, filed it with tobacco
and held it unlighted in his big bronzed
hand.
You're mistaken there. ma'am," he
said deliberately. IF I'd had my own
way I'd have got married fifteen years
ago"
What happened?" asked Mrs. Clin-
took breathlessly.
"She married another fellow" His
voice was Unconditional.
"Oh. dear. how horrid of herr
Not if she liked him best" defend
ed Crane
Did she?"
Seems so-or she wouldn't have
married him"
''You don't appear to be positive
about that fact. Were you-were you
nGaged TO herr"
Almost"
How near2"
"An but asking her 7 put It of un-
Ill came back from getting some cat
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
CNew York World. }

John R. Walsh, the aged ex-banker
of Chicago, just paroled from the fed
eral prison at Leavenworth, Kan, is
planning in his home in Chicago to re-
sumo such business as may be posi-
bic in the altered circumstances OF his
life.
Mr.. Walsh has a grievance against
the United States department Of JUS
tice. He was a rich and powerful
man. He had in his charge millions of
deposited money, and he was sent TO
prison for violation OF the banking
statutes. He was not rebuked IN
equity proceedings. No Injunction was
sought 70 restrain him from breaking
the banking laws. Ee was Eot order
ed TO reo-sanize his banking business
SO as TO conform TO the statutes under
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

WITH ANE
tie over the Second ranges, and when
came back she'd married a travelling
salesman and gone away"
let me see, the Seed ranges are
in Idaho" hazarded y $. Clintock.
Yes"
81 suppose you wete COW punching
then?
steady"
Oscar Newton's place is near the
Second ranges. He married my cou-
sin"
That's where / worked"
"The nearest town is Antelope" ven
tured Mrs Clintock, one eye on Cranes
thoughtful face.
He turned a pair Of humorous gray
eyes to hers. You oughter been a
detective" he said quietly.
IL ought 10 be up at the big house
this very moment" cried the boss wife
breathIessIy Il believe ] hear the
baby crying" She hurried up the
slope to the large lighted house. paus-
ing on the veranda TO call down to
the lonely figure on the bench. why
don't you come up here and set the
phonograph going? No need to sit
down there alone"
"Mebbe 1 will by and by" said the
Crane.
Mendacious Mrs. Clintock peeped in
at the slumbering baby. set the lamp
on her writing desk and drew a sheet
of paper toward her. The letter she
wrote was dotted with interrogation
marks. 1t was addressed 10 Oscar
Newton's wife and its destination was
Antelope Ida.
She thrust a record into the phonO-
graph. wound up the crank and as II
tinkled forth the strains Of Loves
Old Sweet Song" she hurried down
the hill toward Jim Lewis house. DO
you mind going up and sitting with
the baby, Mr.. CTaneT I've got 10 go
down TO Lewis. They're going TO the
canyon in the morning, and I've got
mail to send along"
I'm take the letters down to jim"
proposed Crane obligingly.
"Oh. no. nor laughed Mrs. Cliptock
"You look after baby and be sure
and don't wake him Up"
The Lord forbidw calculated Crane.
stufhng his pipe in his pocket.
When Mrs. Clintock returned the big
cattleman was endeayoring TO hush
the lusty cries Of the infant CIintock.
Here. ma'am.' be said rendering the
squfrming baby to its mothers out
stretched arms. Il shall always look
on wimmen with awe. ma am. jest for
the way they can turn or the music
with a word. l been talking Dutch &c
this feller for half hour, and he only
ba wls back az me"
Mothers pre~fous,' soofbed Mrs
CiatOck. and the precious immediately
placed a rosy thumb in bis mouth and
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
"suficient Unto the Day"


The United States geological survey
calls attention to the failure to de-
velop the great deposits of peat IN the
country as a substitute for coal and
wood as fuel.
For years It has been a matter OF
common knowledge that IN many parts
of the country immense peat deposits
await proper treatment to transform
them into fuel. In some sections, more
or less important ventures have been
made in the way Of development. In
very few cases, however, have these
ventures been carried to satisfactory
success.
In some parts of the old world no
ticeable progress has been made in re-
ducing the peat development business
to a commercial basis. Our people are
fairly well informed concerning the
facts. They know what has been done
abroad and appreciate what might be
done at home.
Still acres upon acres Of peat OF
practically unknown depth and value.
especially in eastern and northern
sections, await the plans of the promo
ters and the work of the practical de-
yelopers
And these conditions are likely to
last so long as the coal supply Of the
country shall continue in any such
proportions as are reported from year
to year. The facts and arguments pre-
sented by the national geolOgists will
be filed for reference to be utilized
when conditions shall make the peat
cheaper-and therefore more desirable
than coal
Maybe that is true and maybe it
isn't. The day is coming when we will
be dependent neither on coal nor peat
TO supply the heat and enegry that is
necessary for heating. lighting and
power AS long as we are dependent
upon these things, inventive genius is
not stimulated to the point where it
can supply a substitute, but when the
day comes. these things will all be
supplied without smoke or dirt or the
trouble of transportation. In the mean
time we can manage { o get along.
Peat may be cheaper than coal, but
just wait until the big combinations of
capital catch on and corner it.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
HEART and
HOME .
PROBLEMS
~

Some one has said that animals
have a hair-trigger constitution They
do not know how to control them
selves The animal instinct domi-
mates. Self-control is the first con-
dition Of all achievement. 1t is said
that the first sign of insanity is the
loss of self-control. When a person
is no longer the master of his own
acts, he Is not only in danger, but any
degree of achievement is impossible
to him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson.-My little
girl, three years old, catches a great
many colds. We keep our house
plenty warm enough by means of a
furnace and also open fires. What do
you think causes so many colds?
MRS. NJ. F.
You probably keep the house too
warm and thus the little girl catches
cold whenever she feels the least
draft. Keep the rooms as nearly as
possible at an even temperature of
6S degrees.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-This summer
l went visiting and met a young man
with whom 1 fell in love. He also
fell in love with me. Ny parents OBJ
ject to him. l cannot give him up
Please tell me what to do.
LOVESICK NELLIE.
Ordinarily, parental objection in
such a case as yours is made on
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

At a state meeting of bankers. far
mers and educators in Minnesota, a
speaker, fortified by statistics said
that of the 100000 children Minnesota
Is paying to educate. over SO per cent
are being educated TO become consum-
ers and less than one per cent pro-
ducers. The exodus from the farm ap-
pears 10 be attracting as much atten-
ton in the newer as in the old states
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

Saved His Fuel.
How did you like Alaskan
1T has some good points
But isn't the scenery grand"
ITO tell the truth, l never noticed
it"
But how could you help seeing it?'
Easy enough. You have to thaw
out most of the scenery before you can
look at it, and we were shy OH fuel"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
Soft for Beef Trust.

Ed c. Lasater, president of the Tex
as Cattle Raisers' association, says
that 800 per cent profit disappears
somewhere between the producers and
consumers of beef. that prices paid
producers are decreasing, while prices
extorted from consumers are going up.
He proposes to find out who gets these
fat profits. No confidence is violated
in the statement that he suspects the
beef trust
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

The Rhode Island republicans have
declared unanimously for Taft in 1912.
The approval of Rhode Island republi-
cans is nothing to brag about, and in
the doubtful states will do the presi-
dent about the same service that the
endorsement of Kansas populist has
done Mr.. Bryan on one or two Occa-
sions.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

La Toilette declined to comment to
the newspaper reporters when told Of
the action Of the progressive confer
ence in Chicago. The reporter would
have given the comment not more than
two or three inches. LaFollette will
wait a little while longer and give it
that many columns.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

Rock Island First in Achievement.
Rock Island has aTways been in the
front rank Of cities Of achievement.
This has been shown in many ways
iE-oushOut its history Il has applied
&. public works. 10 public accomplish
t---zts. 10 commercial and industrial
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
Oct. 81 in American
History

14g2-Discovery Of land on the coast
Of the new world by Columbus.
ISIS-SeminOle Indian war ended; be-
gan Nov. %. 1917.
Is92-DedicatiO ceremonies Of the Co
lumbar exposition AT Chicago:
four Lundredth anniversary Of tie
discovery Of America.
19OS-Japan was paying honor 10 the
American battleship feet.
HuuIu ne Is more governed BY
fortune than by reason.-HuInS.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

1t is announced from Louisville,
where the suffragets are in national
convention, thai although the move
ment has only been able to show
sprouts in half a dozen states, there
are already two factions representing
respectively staIwartism and insur-
gency.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

It's the way Of the world; one avia-
tor is killed in the attempt 10 conquer
the forces and laws OF nature, and an
other arrives to 20 on with the task.
So It has ever been through life. The
soldier falls in the front rank and an
other steps into the breach. So II will
be until the end Of time and until the
end OF an undaunting race.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

What are you crying about, little
girl?"
Il have lost Il dollar"
Here is another one. Now dry your
tears"
Il can't afford to. Boo. boo, The
suckers are too thick. You're the
fourth one"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21


begin with. but perspiration makes
excellent headway.
The man who knows how to make
money doesn't waste any of his time
teaching any one else.
Dead men tell no tales. probably
because they don't know any.
1t looks like a real tragedy to her
when a pretty girl begins to get fat.
Attending quietly to your own bust
ness is one way TO court happiness.
If you are interested in tomorrow,
yesterday won't trouble you much.
Plain language may be all right for
some people, but most OF US like it
decorated.
The man who feels he gets his
moneys worth usually leaves the
other side something to be desired.
A woman's idea of a good time is
something TO look at and a frappe.
A soft answer has got many a man
into trouble.
When a man gets a swelled head
he can't help wondering how be never
before noticed what a lot Of dubs his
friends are. ,-.--
A married man never was known to
come home TO supper when the rest
OF the family have an exceptionally
good appetite
Hoarseness IN a child subject TO
Group is sure indication Of the ap-
preach Of the disease. If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy 10 given at once
or even after the croupy cough has ap-
peared. II will prevent the attack.
Contains no poison. Sold by ali drug
gists
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
A Slip.

Slip.
Did Jones make a fortune out of
that invention of his;'
mo. He worried so much about how
he would invest the money that he was
10 get for it that be didn't have time
to push the project"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
Had Met Than

Had Met Them.
"John. I want you to take me to the
lecture"
''Will il be any good?"
at will be a feast of reason
Better take some cheese and crack
ers along. l have been to these feasts
of reason before"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
HeIpIess.

We look upon the passing years
With some regrets, 'tis true.
But still we let them run along.
That's all that we can do.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
Just the Troub,-,

Just the roubr-.
"a woman who is older than she
looks has no reason to worry"
"Oh. yes she has"
''Why?"
Because she daren't boast about it"
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

The sugar trust lives in the hope
that Senator Sorghum will be re-elect-
ed
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
Saturday, October Fl, 1911.

DR.. Doolittle is Dr.. Wileys news as
sistant. The doctor is the whole works.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1874
Second avenue, Rock Island. Ill LEn-
tered at the postoface as second-class
matter.l
Rock Island Member of the Associated
Press.
BY THE J. w. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

begin with. but perspiratiOn makes
excellent headway
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

The man who knows how TO make
money doesn't waste any of his time
teaching any one else.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21
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Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

Dead men tell no tales. probabI.
because they don't know any.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

1t looks like a real tragedy to her
when a pretty girl begins to get fat
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-21

A married man never was known to
come home TO supper when the rest
OF the family have an exceptionally
good appetite
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