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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-15

~VE IE ~I Nv wv a UE 1IVIW1 A37II
"Pritchett Laundry's" bargain
month. For the next 30 days we will
wash five quilts for one dollar l5-tf
Meet we at \. G. coodwln's. 4th
and Chickasha. 4-l2.G
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-15

Mrs. Everett Wells. who was oper-
ated on last Sunday "a the Emergency
hospital. will be taken home tomor-
row.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-15

Meet me Al tine Own SOFA fOuntaiH.
17-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-04-15

; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

NO PEERAGES IN
NEW YEARS HONORS
British Political Prophets Di~appoiui.
cd in List Made Public New
Years night.

London. Jan. Much surprise
was r-casioncd 10y the absence from
the Ncw Year honurs igsued last
night Of any new pccraRos. The po-
litical prophets mad predicted an un-
usually large list OF peerages. the
names Of the ri. Hon. Richard ".
Haldane. secretary for war. aud 9th
crs having been mentioned. Sofae
conservative papcrg had talked cf tho
appointments OF ae many AZ 20 or
80 new peers.
auaaian honor5 include the dec.
orati0n OF knight commander Of the
order o. ST. Michael and 81. George
for tine Hon. Alan y AyleswOrth.
minister Of justice. ir recognition ~
his services in the fisheries arbitrd-
tion and knighthoods for Chief Jus
tice Townsend Of Eova Scotia. Pres
ident Mackenzie Of tho Canadian
Northern railway and Vice President
Mann Of the same company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
KILL CITIZENS
OF u. S. TO Get
INTERVENTION?

Chihuahua. Mexico, Jan. l.
Cvia EI Paso, Jan "A con
dition Of anarchy among the
insurrectos is reported by a well
known mining man. who has returned
here from Minaca district Foreigners
s<press fear that. once the insJrrectOs
find themselves hard pressed they viii
Kill a few Americans in the nope of
bringing about American Intervention.
". BurIiug TucEer, a Californian,
went through a hair raising ordeal at
Ninaca recently. 4 squad Of rcyOlu-
tiOnists accused him Of being q SPY
and he vas saved from being execut-
ed only BIZ the devotion Of a store
keeper named Junk. Four times Tuck
er was stood up 10 be shot and as
many times Junk secured delays and
finally saved MS friends lie by stak-
liz his own life in guarantee Of the
acu;.sl.ty Of Tucker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Taft Stands in Line and
Receives Hundreds
of Callers.
HAS SAME OLD SMILE
Doors Open at II O'clock
Mrs. Taft and Cabinet
Ladies in Blue Room.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Notwithstand
ing the sky was overcast and a heavy
mist filed the air. long line of Amer
ican citizens stood In front OF the
White house today TO make the Gus
tomary New Years call upon the pres
ident The doors opened at IL o'clock.
when the president began the ordeal
of the day.
GREFrS AL CONERS.
He was supported by members OF his
official household. including most of
the cabinet officers, and greeted all
comers with the assuring smile and
cordial hand-shake for which he has
become famous. Mrs. Taft and cab
met ladies received in the blue room.
DIPLOMATS COME FIRST.
The diplomatic corps was the first 10
appear. and they were followed In rap
id succession by the official bodies OF
the administration. Then came the
great body of American citizens. who
continued for some time to file past
the receiving line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Feats of Moisant and
HOxSey

John B. AIoisant and Arch Hoxsey.
both young and comparatively new avi-
ators. had astonished the world by
their performances in the air before
their fatal accidents Saturday. Mois-
ant had been an airman few months
longer than Hoxsey. He first won fame
when, in a Bleriot machine. he dis
tanced all other competitors in race
around the Eiffel tower, Paris. His
later performances follow:
Sept. 6-Completes asroplane trip from
Paris TO Crystal palace in London,
carrying passenger in voyage across
English channel. This was first Paris
10 London flight, a feat many had at
tempted
Oct 19-Crashes to ground during the
international meet in New York while
200 feet above Belmont park, escap-
ing without a scratch, although his
machine was wrecked.
Oct 3O-Buys an aeroplane to replace
one smashed and 10 minutes later
starts on a winning flight over New
York around the Statue OF Liberty,
winning a $4,000 prize.
Dec. 13-Freezes in the air during a
fight at the Memphis aviation meet
and has TO be lifted from his ma
chine and carried to fire
Dec. 27-Glides from an altitude Of al
most 5000 feet with frozen carbur-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
KRATNEY WILL LIVE,
PHYSICIANS STATE
But Former Rock Islander VIII Lose
Sight of Eye as Result of Self
inflicted Wounds.

George Gilman returned Saturday
afternoon from Upton and Cedar
Rapids. Mr. Gilman went to Upton
last Friday. morning upon receipt OF
a communication from that place
Max KTatney, formerly of this city.
Mr.. Kratney was taken from Upton
to Cedar Rapids Friday for treat
ment Physicians in charge state
that he will probably recover from
the effects OF the self-infiicted bullet
wound, but that the sight of the
right eye will he lost and that pos
sibly part of the right cheek bone
will have to be removed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
More Contests Filed.

Springfield. H., Jan. 2.-Three more
contests for seats in the general as
sembIy were flied Saturday in The Of
fee Of Secretary Of State Rose. Dan
r. Sheen, prohibiIioHist Of Peoria.
contests the seat OF Lucas l. Butts, re-
publican. in the eighteenth district.
Corl Stover. socialist candidate in the
twenty-ffth district. seeks the seat
awarded to Lewis HutzIeT. and Ran
dolph Boyd of GalTa contests the cleo
tion Of Rober1 Moore Of Westerfield in
the thirty-secOnd district. Next Tues
day is the last date upon which notices
OF contest nay De fled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
C0LLAPSES EATING
NEW YEARS DINNER
Mrs. James Whan, Pioneer of Mer-
GER County, SuCcumbs to
Heart Failure.

AledO. III" Jan. Ct SpeciaD -
Mrs. James Whan. one Of the pioneer
residents Of Mercer county, died at l
o clock this morning from the ef-
fects of heart failure which seized
her yesterday while she was eating
a New Years dinner at the home of
heI daughter. Mrs. ". G. Graham.
Mrs Whan was about 20 years old
and che leaves several sons and
daughters 10 mourn her death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Aeroplane's Death
Roll

lgOS.
Sept. 1T. f. SelfridEe. ...
. ........ Washington
Sept. 7-Rossi Ena ........ Rome
Sept. 7-E. LCfebyTe. ........
........ Jusivy-Sur-OTge
Sept. 22-Louis +. Ferber. .......
...... .......... Boulogne
Dec. 6-Antonio Fernandez.
................. Nice
1910
Jan. 4-Leon DelagTange Bordeaux
April 2-H. lie Blon San Sebastian
May 13-Chauvetto Michelin.
...-........-.... Lyons
June 2-Aindau Zoesly. Budapest
June IN. Popoff ........ Russia
June 17-E. Speyer San Francisco
June 1S-T. Robi ........ Stettin
July 3-Charles Wachter. Rheims
July 12-Captain c. S. Rolls.
............. Bournemouth
July 13-Oscar Erblcch and
four companions -. Germany
July 25-Daniel Kinet ..... Client
Aug. 3-Nicholas Kinet. . Brussels
Aug. SO-Lieutenant Vivaldi. -.
................. Rome
Sept. "A. Van Maasdyk.
Observation-Disclosures. Arnheim
Sept. 25-Edmund Poillot. ....
............... Chatres
Sept. 27-G. Chauvez. Alps
Sept. 2S-H. Haas ...... Metz
Sept. 29-Plochmann Mullhausen
Oct. Captain Maclevich.
............. 81. Petersburg
Oct. 23-Captain Madiot. . Douai
Oct. 25-Lieuteuant Mente .....
........ Madgeburg
Oct. 26-Fernando Blanchard. 81.
......-......... lssy
Oct. 27-Lieutenant Saglietti. o..
Observation-Disclosures. Centosello
Nov. 17-Ralph Johnstone Denver
Dec. 3-M. Camerara and pas
senger .............. Rome
Dec. 4-Walter Archer .....
s................ Salida, Col.
Dec. 5--Cammarota ... Centosello
Dec. &c. S. Grace. ........
.......... English Channel
Dec. 26-Frederick Brown. .....
............ Havana
Dec. 26-Senor Piccolo. Sac Paulo
Dec. 2S-Alexander Leffort e. Paris
Dec. 2S-Marquis Paula. ... Paris
Dec. 29-Lieutenant De Caumont
-'.....- ol. NyI
Dec. 31-J. b. Moisant .....
.......... New Orleans
Dec. 31-Arch Hoxsey. .........
................ Los Angeles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
CELEBRATION
CAUSES A FIRE.;
FIVE BURNED

Minersyille, Pa, Jan. 2.-Five
children of John Markasavage burn
ed 10 death today in a fire which de-
strCyed three houses. The children
ranged in age from tVe months TO
eight years The infant was burned
almost crisp, while the other four
were slightly burned, death having
been caused by suffocation. Mark
asavaGe " as seriously burned trying
TO save the children. The origin of
the FIRE is credited to a New Years
celebration by boarders in one of the
houses, an upset of an oil lamp. il
Is said, starting the blaze.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Aviation Meet at Los An
qeIes Goes on After
Accident.
BUT SPORT is TAME
HoxSey'S Fate Casts Pail Over
AIl-MoiSant'S Funeral Is
Held at New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 2.-Ine
monoplane from which John p Moi
SAINT fell to his death Saturday will
be reassembled, nut will never carry
another driver. The machine will be
presented to some institution. prob
ably the Smithsonian institution at
Washington. Moisant's Red De
mon" in which he won the Statue
Of Liberty prize. viii go TO Roland
q. GaTros, the French aviator
FUNERAL Is HELD.
The funeral OF Moisant took place
yesterday morning. Rev. James Ma
lone of st. Johns cathedral oficia1
ing The body was placed in d re-
ceiving vault in Netaire cemtery.
where it will remain until il is de-
cided where it will permanently
rest.
Moisant left an estate. il IS said,
of from $lo".u0o to $3.50, 900 This
viii be held IN trust for his son. now
at school in HotchkIss, Cal.
CAUSE NOT KNOWN.
The following statement was given
out last night by Mr.. Leviuo.
1T IS impossible TO ascertain Just
what went wrong with Mr. Noieaut's
machine and why he started 10 d0S-
Cend when he did. particularly be-
cause he realized how dangerous il
was TO descend flying with the wind
The Inevitable conclusion is thai,
something went wrong inside of the
machine. something of such a serious
nature, that. regardless OF the dan
ger of landing with the wind. Moi
SAINT was compelled TO seek the
ground"
MORE los ANGELES FLIGHTS.
Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 2.-There
were flying events at Aviation field
yesterday. but they we're wholly de
void Of spirit ard daring The NOM
ory of Arch HOXscy's death Saturday
hung like a pail over Gviators and
spectators.
The wind was almost as treacher-
Gus as il was Saturday when it
caught Hoxsey and tossed him 20
death Latham was the only aviator
TO keep his machine in the air more
than half an hour While Ely was
making his flight guy wire becom-
ing entangled in his propeller broke
a piece off oC one of the blades. Ely
pointed his machine downward. lie
landed safely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
IOWA EXPRESS
RATES ARE CUT
Railroad Commission Makes a
Reduction of From 5 to 20
Per Cent.
PROFITS HELD TOO LARGE
Eighty Fer Cent of the Local Charges
Now Collected to BE Basis OF
Joint Rates.

tDes Noiues, Iowa. Jan. 2.-The state
raj road commission today ordered
reduction of to 90 cents per hundred
pounds in maximum express rates for
shipments by express COM
panies.
MAKING EXCESSIVE PROFIT.
The commission holds the express
mpanies doing business in Iowa are
making an Excessive and unconsclon-
able profit" and, that so percent of the
sum OF local charges Of each express
company is a fair and reasonable
charge for joint rate and after March
80 such shall be the basis OF the joint
rates in Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

eter at New Orleans; with engine
dead and buffeted by a gale he sue
cessfully dcscends
Dec. 31-Makes his final flight at New
Orleans. crashing to his death when
his machine went wrong.
Arch Hoxsey has been an aviator
for only a few months, having joined
the Wright team last fall. Some of
his greatest feats were:
Oct. S-FIies. from Springfield, H., to
ST Louis. setting new American rec
ord for sustained flight.
Oct. 11-Makes ascension at St Louis
with former President Roosevelt as
passenger.
Dec. 2G-Breaks worlds altitude rec
ord at Los Angeles, reaching heigh1
of 11.474 feet.
Dec. 30-Makes second attempt at
worlds record and reaches height of
10.575 feet. rs feet above world rec
ord of La Gaganeux
Dec. 31-FallS TO death in flight al Los
Angeles while making altitude flight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
DYING AUTO VICTIM
ROBBED BY THIEVES
st. Louis Man Left to His Fate After
Accident, Help Being Re-
fused Him.

St. Louis, Mo. Jan 2.-Three men
who found Joseph Drew dying under
an automobile are believed TO have
stolen MS diamond tie pin when they
might nave saved his life. L. T.
HighIeyman of Webster Groves 50 "
three roughly dressed men bending
over Mr.. rev after the accident on
Dec a. when he was crushed be-
nes-h tbe car. Highleyman says he
uriei tAhft the auto OF Mr.. Drew
but co VI not 10 so and the trio did
nct on j. assistance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
PLEDGED TO REFORMS.
GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZED
Taft Sends First Formal ACknowl-
edgement to Estrada.

Washington, Jan. president
Taft Yesterday authorized formal
recognition of the new constitutional
government of Nicaragua following
the receipt OF official dispatches an
nouncing the election OF General
Juan J. Estrada as president.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
DARK CORNER; WANT LIGHT
Property Owners at Second and Thir-
tccnth PcIitiOn tOmncil.

properly oNDPfS ~ Sefpnl anu y uit-
tccnth Petition Council.
Citizens residing in the vicinity Of
Thirteenth street and Second avenue
have circulated a petition asking the
city council to provide a street. light
at the corner of Thirteenth street and
Second avenue, The petition has
been prepared TO present 10 the cOun-
ell at its meeting tonight and all Of
those residing in the vicinity have
affixed their signatures TO it, Resi-
dents in the neighbOrhOod were
aroused 10 action after several hold
ups had occurred at the corner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

inaugural address after taking the
oath of Office. He urged economy in
government expenditures. Preced-'
ing the inauguration ceremonies
there was a parade Of state military
organizations and democratic clubs.
DEMOCRATS RULE OHIO.
Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 2.-The gen.
eral assembly of Ohio opened today
with the democratics for the first
time in two decades in control of
both branches and Judson Harmon.
democrat. in the gubeTnatOrial chair,
having been reelected at the Novem-
Der election. The democrats have
a majority Of &c on joint ballot and
will elect a successor to Senator
Dick, republican.
PLEDGED TO REFORMS.
The democrats organized both
houses and Governor Harmon's mes
sage was read. The democrats are
pledged to a number of reforms
among the most important being a
nonpaTtisan judiciary, popular cleo
tion of senators, initiative and ref
erendum and federal income tax.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
10 KLIled ~ Pelson.

Cumberland, AFR, Jan. 2.-It IS
suspected that Miss Grace Elos8or
and Z. + Trigg were killed by poi
soned candy sent by some unknown
person. The pair. who we're 20 bato
been married today. were found dead
in the residence Of the young wo-
mans parents. u was at first thought
they had died In a double suicide.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
PASSENGER CAR
TOP BLOWN OFF
Unusual Accident Happens to
Train No. % on the Rock q
Island Road.
KANSAS WIND DOES TRICK
Those Riding on Coach Escape With
Scare and ChiIl-Causes de-
lay of Two Hours.

Topeka, Kas, Jan. 2.-The blizzard
sweeping over Kansas gave the pas
sengers on Rock Island train No. IS.
due here early this morning. an nm
usual experience. While running at
fun speed the top OF "A passenger
coach was blown off. causing a scare
aud giving the passengers a chill, but
no Que was injured.
COACU AUNNDOSED.
The damaged coach was abandoned
at Bciloyillc and the train reached
Topeka two hours late. Telegraph
lines are down and trains are being
operated with dimculty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

deavored to right his craft. The at
tempts we're abortive. for before suf-
ficient momentum had been gained
the frail structure lay crumpled on
the earth, the heavy engine being
torn loose.
ACCIDGrTs FORECAsTED.
Forecasts OF the fatal accident
were made in both instances. A Is
mile wind with gusty intervals caus-
Cd the attendants TO shake their
lads at Moisant but he laughed and
sa led up for a try at long distance
sustained fight record and the Mi
cheIin cup with its $4,000 prize.
Death Was the victor in the long con-
test which it has fought with the
daring Chicagoan.
Hoxsey's barograph. still running
U hen the crowds reached the heap OF
that the fatal drop started when the
aviator had come down 10 within 56a
feet of the ground.
TRYING FOR ALTITUDE.
Hoxsey fell in full sight of the
grandstand. Only a short time be-
iDIG he udu IlStI " liA a VI OllloC "
surpass his own altitude records.
When attendants reached the spot
where Hoxsey fell he was dead. HOx-
sey had reached LAP feet. but, ap-
parently troubled by the treacherous
winds, had descended in reckless
spiral glides. Wlen 500 feet from
the ground his biplane collapsed and
shot TO earth.
BROOkINs MAS UNNERNED.
Walter Brookins. another Wright
aviator. when he saw Hoxsey fall,
Uttered the one word Cod" his legs
gave way beneath him and he fell to
the roadway He arose unnerved
ind cried like a child.
! CharIas willard of the Curtiss
team likewise collapsed. Il knew 1t
was coming" he sobbed.
TIoxsey's body was taken to Pasa-
FAMoGs SINCE OCTOBER.
Hoxsey came into national prom
inence at It. Louis in October, 1910,
when he took up for short flight
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt,
who was then visiting in that city.
EONSey was OOin dt Ctaui'On' AA4''
oct. Is, 1884. When Arch was
baby his parents moved to Los An
geles. \ father, stepmother and
half-sister survive him.
Before becoming interested in av-
iation Arch followed the automobile
trade On Oct. S HOxsey established
the American sustained fight rec
ord hv travelling from Springfield.
III to the grounds of the Country
club at Clayton. st. Louis county
Mo. The distance was lO4 miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow9
Sun sets 4:40, rises 7:21; moon sets
6:35 .. NJ; Il midnight. planet Saturn
apparently stationary; 10 a, m, earth
at per1helion, 3A million miles nearer
the sun than In July.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
GRAND JURY HITS GAMBLING
Wh tcsidc County WIZ re Scene 81
sweeping investigation.

Sterling. H.. Jan. g. Sweeping
Investigation OF gambling aud gam
bling devices rs 20 be made Dy the
Whiteside county grand jury. which
met today. Several hundred Wit
nesses from nine towns IN the coun-
~ were summoned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Take Charge of State Af-
fairs in New York
and Ohio.
LONG OUT OF POWER
Governor Dix Urges Economy
in Observation-Disclosures
for Buckeye State.

Albany, y. Y, Jan. John AL
den Dix. democrat, was formally in
augurated governor of New York to-
cay. He is the first democratic gov
ernor to assume the office in Is
years. The governor delivered his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Middle West Hit by Storm
of Snow With Hiqh
Wind.
MERCURY IN BIG DROP
Below Zero Temperatures Rec
orded from Kansas North
Ward-TrainS Behind.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 2.-The tenn
perature is below zero all over Kansas
and Missouri, with 2S-mile win in
both states.
The blizzard swept Nebraska and
Iowa. The lowest temperature in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
Death of Two Aviators
Brings Total Victims of
Science Up to Thirty five

John r Noisant and Arch HoNsey.
avaitors extraordinary, were killed
Saturday. Both fell through the
treacherous air with their machines.
Neither fell from great height.
Noisant's remaining minutes of life
were so few as TO count for nauEht.
Hoxsey was killed instantly. Noisant
met death at Gas a. m while at
tempting TO alight in a field q few
miles from New Orleans. Hoxsey,
who went into the, air early SatUr-
day afternoon at Los Angeles, lay At
2.1c U. m. a broken. crushed and
lifeless mass, in view Of the thous-
ands who were watching the aviation
tournament.
Thus the last day Of 1910. in
bringing the total number OF deaths
of those who have sought To emulate
the birds to 80. capped the list " til
two more iIlustrious birdmen VINO
have been writing the history Of avi-
alton in the skies Of two continents
HAD JUST SET RECORD.
Hoxsey. after a year of uniform
success with his Wright aeroplane. in
which only within the week he had
set a new worlds altitude record of
l, ,4I4 feet at Los Angeles, ana tnen
10 show his contempt for the earth.
had sailed more than 1000 feet
above the highest mountain Cf Cali
foruis. ran foul of the same kind Of
a treacherous wind when matter of
some 500 feet in the air, and min
ute later the Mortified crowd vas
pushing madly 20 where the broken
mass Of humanity lay beneath bit
of canvas and broken spars.
Both men met death IN almost the
same manner Each machine head
ed for the earth and suddenly seem
Cd TO stop. hover IN the air. then
turn" and dive headlong 10 earth
and destruction
RETURNING TO EARTH.
Hoxsey was returning from jour
rey into the clouds. He was within
500 feet of the earth when his ma
chine seemed TO stop still. shudder.
and then wEirl over and over.
AS in the morning tragedy. the
rear elevator. rendered useless when
the momentum was gone. tapped
around, helpless Hoxsey yainly en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
NORTHWEST ~ GRIP.

St Paul. Minn.. Jan I-The worst
storm Of several winters had the north
west in its grip las, night The storm
started early New Years morning IN
time 10 nip beIated cclebrators. and
grew in intensity ali day. Trains are
from two 10 seven hours late. street
cars are having their difficulties. and
the storm handlcaps both telegra ph
and telephone service 4 4G-miie an
hour gale and heavy fall Of SNOW has
made any sort Of traffic difficult l
number Of churches postponed their
New Year services last night because
Of lack Of attendance. while theaters
had only small audiences.
Six trains are reported stalled on the
Illinois Central between Sioux CITY and
Fort Dodge. Several trains 70 South
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02

Dakota points have been abandoned
and those arriving are from six to
eight hours late.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-01-02
THE WEATHER

Forecast Till p. M, Tuesday, for
Rock island, Davenport, Moline,
and Vicinity.
Fair ard colder tonight, Tuesday
fair and continued cold.
Temperature at a. m, degrees
above zero. Highest yesterday, Al;
lowest last night four.
Velocity OF wind at a. m, 19 miles
per hour
Precip tation 0s Of inch.
Relative humidity at p m, 90; al
: a. m, So.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.