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s.,.,,::i ~: See SEE:
Contest No. 636s.
bep.rtmsnst,as Il ths Interior,
unissd stAsss ttna dfhes,
..rf txhiit CoJstado, Match ~. 1871. .
A suf,,cent contest aff,d.vit having beea nisd in
this ol,es ~ c, C,kinsmah Dean contss tant against
homestead entry No. 1857. serial M. os77u. made
Oct %. 1907 and sddtIobAl shtty No. so26. made
May II, 1910, fot the " a andN W 4 sec 22,
township 50 south; range ~ wcit 9Th principal
MERIDIAN by George r. fsaacs, contestse.i III which
it i. alleged that ths original homestead entry
was not made IN good faith for the purpose of
that said a.ors. F. tsaaes offered, fissi spmput.-
ton proof fok seid LAND On ypns l2! l9e that said
proof waa neeeR Rt.d. tha, sttssw.tas to-wit: On
May l7-.IsIo. he attempted to max. additional
homestead spt;Sy M so2s above described: that
the SAID r9p Or shout the time he offered
..id cpranS ation ptsof sold ths land embraced in
hi. ..a, %isistl bomefseed sAitx fot and in con-
sIderaton et the sum Of slap 90, hat he received
the pureksAie 4pneYt being paid 900 90 cash, and
the fomainAsr in horses. enf nshsf property that
after r4esIysps the payment for said land he fail
ed and Refused to pey the purchase price as pro-
vided by the communication law: that h 4 pow Of
that this action bremeditatsd aud !. previously
planned for the purpose of fraud ard sReeulation:
that if his Acknowledgment Y NON flsd and accept
ed his said frauJuleht and rpecula4vs intent will
have bssn full acceIpplished. said parties are
hsrsby notified to appear. respond, and offer
evidence touching said allegation At 10 o'clock
=. m.' on May 10. lsu. .bafeF. the Register
and Receiver at the United S.stcs Land Once In
Lamar. Colorado. AZ. ,,..,4.,.
The said contestant havins,i Apsopsr, af''dsvit
filed April is 1911. set fershr rf.etsiwhieh show
that after due diligence psroepnl srryies Of this
notice esr not be msds,it Il, ,hszsbE ordered and
direetea thAt such notice be given BY due and
proper publication. i IA. ,.,. !.
.uEpGENE NJ. WHlTAKBR. Register.
Record qidsess of entrsman-
Moncn. ColaFsdc
--------.f1t INT pub- -Apr zt-laEt-11utrMay u
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Blaine

Billy Morrisen's we'll is down 500 #.
and has some flow. 1t will be sunk to
. greater depth. ., .,,
Forest Hall and 4. Bethel delivered
their broomcorn to Syracuse Monday.
c. Hoppe is working in the Two Buttes
hotel. .9. -
Lyle Knox had his crippled hand op-
Grated on last week by Drs. Milligan
and Vprity.., .. J si, y
Harvey Hall snd family, spsnt Easter
Sunday, at the Knox ranch. 81. q.
Nellie Watson'is liking On her claim
since her school let out, ,rs,- ., .,.,
Mrs. Golling is having trees set out
on her claim.
Leslie Grant is breaking sod for Mr..
Hoppe.
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Contest Notice.
Department. of the.Interior.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Lamar. Colorado, Feb. 9th, ISL.
sufficient contest affidavit having besn filed
in this office by John T. Jackson. contestant,
against homestead entry No.s61e, serial No.
made March s6, 1908. for Northwest one-quart tie,
sec 81. township 30 S. range " West 9Th p NJ.
by Robert Ray. contestes, in which it is al
legged that said Robert Ray has wholly aban-
doned said land for. more than ak months last
past, that he has failed to retain residence
thereon that he failed cultivate any part of the
land, and that all of these defaults continue
TO the present date. said parties hereby noti-
fed to appear. respond, and offer evidence
touching said allegation at ID o'clock a. M on
April 81 1911. = before the Register and Receiver
at the United st.tes Land Office in Lamar, Colo
RADIO. ,,-
The said CONTESTANT having, in q proper affidavit
filed Feb. 6. 1911 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice not 10 made. IL is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
EUGENE N. WHITAKER; Register.
First pub Mar 2i-last pub Apr q
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lnfdrniations Filed for Illegal Voting.

Nine mon have be, arrssted ddufas the past
icy in tn; District eeu,s Th;y;r;s oven VA Bloom
j. E. Ryan c, DixSn and Pas Escaante " A. Blobm was
fried yesterday tie Jury rendered Verdict 81 perjury John
MI Mcintosh ss for Years engaged in the sheep at
Cazo apd laid the extent for his present
extensive holdngs is evident that his Scotch blood FILED
Sver the alleged gross atiSR ST @ law aid the lth i July
may And the town still dry.
benver Democrat
story told on Senator Bailey II Texas might we'll apply
Bailey vis %sas on . hs
Of the crowd two negroes were overheard talking One said
sunno hs shaa6 do recommend hisseif' Host Highly
i i i
that Judge Herbert has been offered SO 600
N the section Of land Artesa which two
artesiap arpcat.d Five years ago th land would have
went begging at $500.
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Independence School.

j. The independence sshog closes tn.
25th Of April. The following program
viii be rendered that night:
Opening reading ana prayer
Opening song eY school
Rscitation-W Welcome by Ttilla Young
RECITATION tis. atiittis. ,oss," i,i by Leon.
R.sit.tisnn- "L..ssa, liza L5ttis J,sis Summers !,
DiaIoslp,sar IL r="wRst'. in j natns7"
Recitation "House cleaning by Ella
Recitation What boz: boy. are @ good for, F"
Alice Durant
Music .,.- IA. f..
Reeit.tion- -"Polly'i pie, y Alta Hooker
Dialogue Entertaining sister beau" "
Rec" Little Edn. helps things along"
by Trilla Young
Music -. ~.
DialogueA"A capable servant"
Rec" Setting hen," by Ray Hooker
Rec-"Cqlorado hotel rules" Charlie
Summers
Music i;- .. - ...
Dialogue interviewing servant girls
Mhsic - a
Dialogue The .backwpods, school
Recitation The Spoopendikes. by
Mary .Durapt ,,
Dislogue-"Getting ready for visit
Music
Recitation-''Hcw girls fish, George
Dnrant - ",g u -i,.
Dialogue "The train to Aauro''
Closing song.
The entertainment will begin at 7:3O,
everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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GLEANINGs AND COMMENT
Las Animas Leader

Las Animas Leader
On Monday Judge huner Sf the District cbrt ISSUED tenn
temporary restraining order directed to the
FL and the s ns % q e us:rs 1se1 s o @ 5 81 ee
lace ef the returns At hs resent ELECTION r,ou..
who there YER hpber Of Illegal yytes esst that
and cas divers Why the status Of the
years in the city shod not be rers Arguments make the
hex Monday.
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CONTEST NOTICE,

CONTEST NOTICE.
Serial No. 057S7
Contest No. 5l63, ,,, "a, =,
herahtmentof thA Ia.teria.
Unved States, Land Office.
I.anar, Colorado, Feb. 27. 1911.
A suficient contest sfFids-h having been filed
in thia office by Henry .Blanchat contestant.
against horrsstead entry No. V, serial No. o57s7
made Sept. es, 1905 for the W u sec 20. twp 20
s. range ~ w 6th P. M. by Francis b. Davis,
contestee. in which il is alleged that the said
claimant, has wholly abandoned said land krom
date Of entity TO the pre.sii. time. that said de-
faults have ,eSisted for more than sIx months
last past up to the present date. raid parties
hereby notified 20 appear. respond. and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. May l5. 1915, before the elatk ofthe dis
trict court at Springfield. Colorado, and that
final heatinx will. BE- bold at, 10 O'Clock a. m. on
May ". 1911, before thc regirter and receiver at
the United Statea Land Office irI.smat Colorado.
The said dscontcatant having. is.A pruper aff-
davit filed February "a le set forth facts which
show that after due dxescdtpersanal service of
this notice can not be made. IT Is kc-cby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due and
proper pnbiication. + n
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER Register.
Record address of cntryman-
Madison, Oklahoma
Eir,t b,,I
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION;
tPabli.hsf)
department. Of the Interior
tYhttah State land ONCE

Chitsd States Land Once
taniar Csiokads. April 10, 1911,
NoHes u hltsbS Hi%sk thAt Perley H. Bohl, Of
konantz;Coi whs; o. ,Mat 3, ipoS. & May Il, w.
M.As,Haoi1sra aha Aad'i.Ad:Oe4i4. .for MEX ssesl.
MID 3 y a fsetish 20, to&sShib 80 SOUTH range q
ssst sth ffihelbsi Mstidiahi has nisd nsties %
lhssntiok X niaxs aHal hte-seat proef. 70 ss-
las,isS ehkin Is tAt izAd ah5vs described: bssots
BIS elssk III M dittist court at Springfield: Colo
rado, on tie sstk a.s u May, 1911.
clainaas aa,Iss q witnesses.
Marion Bryan. Archie Semnishs. Harry Boil.
". A. drssiXSass iii Of RoniSss. Colo.
FutENE H. whitaker,
Register
fiI:l pub Apr al-is.t pub May 10.
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Notice fer publIsatIou

No. OlS8l
Department Of tho Interior.
United States Land Once
Lamar. Colorado, Mar. 81. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Della ]. Hansy OF
stoninxton, Colorado, who. on April 80. l0ce,mAde
homestead application No. e237. serial No. olsss
for lota 2. 8, S E "a NV z. N E y W
:, section 49, township 50 SOUTH range " west 6th
Principal Meridian, has fled notice Of ihtention
to make final hve-yeaf proof, to establish claim to
the lahd above deeribsd before the clerk Of the
district court at Springfield, Colorado oh the 18th
dar of May, 1911. Claimant nssnss as wit.
nessss:
Barney Jones. Vim. A. Greathouss, Richard
Yowell, Otho Moore, all Of Stoninaton. Colorado
EUGENE M. WHITAKER,
Register.
April 7-ia.t May5
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New Map Of Baca County.

A map 18 in. X 25 in. showing
the location, Of post offices.
ranches, wind mills, artssian
wells, roads, crooks, Two Buttes
reservoir and irrigation district.
A complete iinp. Price is cts.
at Office or 20 cts. by mail.
BacA Co. Abstract Company.
Springfield, Colorado.
Preaching services at Stbningt5h IL
4. M, Liberty $3.50 p: ni:, suhday,
Aptil 2s. Everybody invited:
Orman C. King; Pastor.
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The Springfield Herald prints nearly
twice the amount of local news and
reading matter than any other paper in
the county. beside the large volume of
job work. Subscribe now.
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SUMMONS
STATE OF toEoRADo,,
tuHn,, OF BAcn Cour,
Geo. NJ. Thompson,
Pluihtif
VS..
Elizabeth A. Thofp.bf,, 5 CM ION S
Defendant.
SUMMONS

DcIenohnt.
The people u the State of Colorado, To Eliza.
beth A. Thohpsoil. tc defendant abore named,
GRERTING:
Yon arc hereby leddircd to appear In an
action bibught against yuu by Vie sbote mined
plaintin In the County Court OF 1iarh County,
bate Of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within tiirty days after tile service
hereof IL served Within tile State "f Colorado Or
by publication; or, II Served out of the state of
Colorado, within hfty dati after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of service, Or said
action may he regularly set for thai the same
as though such appearances hn, been made and
issue had been joined on such complaint.
The said action In brought by plaintiff to OBJ
tain decree Of divorce, dis.ol, ing tho bonds Of
matrimony now existing between plaintiff and
defendant, on Tbs. .Hroqpd OF desertiPn;, that de-
commencement Of this action, dessr,idl and alb
sented herself isom the i'isintin wiifqIly and
without reasonable cause, ii. will morc tuily mp
pc from coinplsint in said nctioa to which
reference 4. here made und COPY OF which Is
hereto attached.
And you ARE hereby Notified that il you fail to
appear. and to answer THE said complaint as
above required. the sAi.I plalniin will apply to
the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hsn and the seal of said
Court. at Springfield In said county, this 18th
day of March. ~. D. 1911:
[SEALl ELMER FL ALEXANDER,
Judge and ES-Oni-io.
April -Mays
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We would like to know II that new
railroad is coming thru Soap Weed
View, il so. we will finish up our town
site rurtsy and we will also donate q
lot to the Company for depot, as we
have quite,sA town startsd,Y consisting
of two dugouts and a soap weed corral.
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When you are in need of print
ing-any old kind-call on us.
We will try to please you.
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Wall, paper and window shades now
at thf Stonipgtop Store,
EYE carpenters can now get yeur
casing and finishing nails at Stoning-
ton" . .,-
''See those sewing machines at Ston-
ington before purchasing elsewhere. -
Geo. Erwin Konkel
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Fine new stock of Stationery
and new type specially ordered
for Letter Heads; Envelopes,
Wedding Cards, etc.
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EorItE Or CoSfESr.
tFor pubiicati5d'
IMPAIRMENT of shs inisrlor.
Ghit.d stats; LAID ! A, once.


hsp.r.msnt of HE intsrior.
Ghitsd stats. Laid once.
TO u;s.tssf /; ": Il wIlaSin: y arrlisacld, Colo.
r.do, Cointe.tsc:
Yoa aie hese,,y, notified that v,vtor $. HiY-
g,nbotp,h, Mo Fltcs Springfield. Colorado, ms
his po.lpnice address ,ld on FEBRUARY. is, 1911,
nIe in this omGc Rip duly ,co5iip"En,cA nppicn-
tion to contc.t nnl tcci,fc tile rancrintiou OF
your homestead, entry No. 'Idi' serial No.
made April 4, 1907, for $ W y section 81, town
ship u south. rpnSc ~ west 9TH Principal Me-
ridiai, and As grounds for his contest be alleges
that claimant has failed to cultivate, reside
upon, or ID In anywise improve tile said land
that thcst defaults have csirte,tfor more than
six months last past And continpc to date here
Of.
You arc, therefore, farther ,r,tiaed that the
said allegations Will lie taken 'ly this Office rs
having been ronfessed by San, and yonr said en-
try will " cancsle.I shetsinasr without your
further right t h9 heard thsrein. either before
this cnes. on pppeai. y YOU tp!i p hir In thi-
once within, twents, days after the FOURTH
pusllea.on OF this notice, ns Shwn below. your
answer, Under oati specifically injecting aud
responding TO these allegations "f contest, or If
you fail within that. time to lis in this office due
PROOF that you pshe ferNeu ~ eoRf YJ3f''ti e"'"e'
on the said contesiaht either In berson Or by reg
istsrst mall. IL this scrvict Is made by the de-
livery Of copy of your, answer to the eontcstant
in psrfolt proof 9t such service must he either
the said eohses..nt's written nrknowlsd Emen.
of his receipt of tpc.c4py, show "a: the date of
Its receipt. or tw anidaYit "f: 'l,' person by
whom the deiycsy ws- made stating when and
where the, copywns h"iNcred..'' ,''a'lc by reg
stsrcl mall, pre"jnf nu"ihs"S, ',p, ,'ust consist
of ting niltlnt,t nf ths ycrsnm Ly ,,.'ph thc copy
was Iailc,b s.ntius whan ,vnd i.iv, i'ostofdce I"
which 1t WIZ py,lled, nn'I this nnldavt must be
Iettef' u ri :nr n, az
Yo,i SHOULD sta,G,intyoiir Ap.wc: the hame Of
the po-tnticc To which you desire future n"t!ces
to be sen; to yoI. ,'ti Az tl.tt
EUGENE vi. wlHlll,TAkKn. Register.
Date ot.llist publication April I.
3nN .-H ~ II.
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More new legals this week.
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Herald Ads. get results.
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oontEsT NoffeE.

FlI.l pub Apr 2i-isst bub May 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
WERTZ HEIRS COME
FOR FAMILY REUNION
Commissioner Jonas Bear to Speak
in Place of Mayor Schriver i'll
Program Saturday.

When the heirs of General Paul
Wertz assemble at the New Harper
Saturday afternoon in their family
reunion, Commissioner Jonas Bear
will address them, welcoming them
to the city on behalf of the commits
sion and the citizens. Mr.. Bear is
to fill the void On the program caus-
ed by Mayor Schriver's absence from
the city.
Mrs. EstelIe Ryan Snyder of Chi
cago, who has taken the leading part
in finding the data on members of
the Wertz family, arrived in Rock Is
land today She is one of the few
who have already arrived The re
union, at which 200 are expected, is
to begin tomorrow and continue
through Sunday Mr.. Bears address
will be at o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
HAMPTON WOMAN IN
TOLLS OF THE LAW
Mrs. Gladys Klaus Is Warned to
Keep Out of Rock Island Tn
less With Husband.

Mrs. Gladys Klaus of Hampton was
brought into police court this morn
ing, charged with disorderly con-
duct and fined IS and costs. He1
brother furnished the amount and
she was dismissed. a warning went
out to her from the presiding officer
of the police court for her to remain
at Hampton and not come 70 Rock
Island unless accompanied by her
husband. The same admonition has
gone UNDECIDED heretofore and last
night when Officer Kinney located
her in chop suey parlor and warn
ed her that she had better leave. she
became indignant and insolent. Her
arrest followed. She promises TO dc
better in the future
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
REV. LAWRENCE GETS
CALL NORTHWEST
Former Christian Minister Here, to
Assume Charge of Church at
North Yakima, Wash.

Rev. o. w. Lawrence, former pastor
of the Memorial Christian church OF
this city has been called to the pastor
ate of what is known as the strongest
Christian church in the Pacific North
west 1t is at North Yakima. Wash.
He will take up his duties there about
the first of next month having already
resigned at Decatur where he has
been since leaving Rock Island. He
has made an excellent record at De-
catur and the congregation there are
just as sorry to see him go as was
the local congregation when he de-
termined to leave here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05

out the vicinity OF Rock Island and &C
cording 10 the franchise all that must
be secured from the council for the
placing Of additional poles, is the priv
ilege of placing them No further fran
chise is necessary.
On motion of Commissioner Archie
Hart the matter was laid over till
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, the
regular time for the meeting.
MAY ERECT BRACES.
Commissioner Reynolds, TO whom
the petition of the Central Union
Telephone company for the privilege
of building braces on the bridges over
Rock river, was referred, reported fay-
orably and a resolution giving the
company the right to construct the
braces. was passed. Wires for long
distance are to be strung over the
braces On motion of Commissioner
Hart, the commissioners voted TO re-
tain membership in the American
league of Municipalities now in SEES
sion at Atlanta, Ga. Commissioner
Reynolds voted in the negative, stat
ing as he did so that the city could
withdraw for a year, and if il so desir-
ed, join again next year. Commission
er Hart said that il would look a lit
tie cheap to withdraw for $40 a year
and so made his motion.
POLE CONTRACTS LET.
Acting Mayor Martin T Rudgren
presented resolution providing for
the accepting of the bids OF the Vol
unteer Coal company on coal for the
city waterworks at s129 per ton and
that of the Rock Island sand & Gravel
company for coal for the city buildings
at s265 per ton. Carried
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
LEWIS 8. KNOTT,

Lewis S. Knott of South Rock Island
died Yesterday afternoon at the Water
town hospital of the infirmities of age
Death was fastened by injuries sus-
tanned at the hospital a week ago,
-Shen he fell, breaking his hip. He was
born May Is. 1926 at Lancaster Pa,
but had been a resident of South Rock
Island since 1850. He is survived by
his wife and son, Abraham Lincoln at
Wichita. Kan, two daughters, Mrs Ell
mer c. Moore of Galva and Mrs. Mel
vim Mckay of South Rock Island and
one sister. Mrs. Anna Mcdonald of ST.
Louis, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
Obituary


Mrs James l. Long. aged SO. died
last night at 10 O'Clock at Mercy hos
pital. Davenport. after an illness OF
two months. her death being the result
OF nervous breakdown. She had
been az tho hospital about month.
Previous 10 that time. she had been in
the hospital. but as her condition was i'm
proved she was removed 20 her home in
this city. 1918 Fourth avenue. but che
grew worse and was forced 70 return
20 the hospital. She was born in Pitts
ford, VI Oct. p. 1s5S
She was married 10 James L Long
in Galva IN 1882. She had oeen resi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
Is The World Growing eetter7

Many things 20 to prove that it is.
The way thousands are trying 10 help
others is proof Among them is Mrs.
W. ". Gould OF Pittsfeld. y II. Find
ing good health by taking Electric
Bitters, she now advises other suf-
ferers everywhere 10 take them. rFor
years ! suffered with stomach and kid
ney trouble" she writes. Every medi-
cine I used failed till l took Electric
Bitters. But this great remedy helped
me wonderfully" They'll help any wo-
man They're the best tonic and fin
est liver and kidney remedy That
made Try them. You'll see. % cents
al ali druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05

dent of this city for the past seven
years. Previous 70 that time her hona
was IN Galesburg. She is survived by
her husband, who is well known in
this city, having been a conductor on
the o." for the past 80 years, a son
Claude H, and a sister, Mrs. Jessie NJ
Subway OF Aurora.
Services will be held from the home
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, Rev
G. H. Sherwood officiating. The remains
will be taken to Yates City. the home
of Mr. Longs parents. Deceased was
a member of the Episcopal church OF
this city and also of the ladies' auxil
iary order of railway conductors at
Galesburg, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
ALLECESnECRESS
TOOKPOCKETBOOK
S. B. Guthrie of Aledo Is Ac.
costed by Dusky Damsel
on Street at Night.
MONEY AND TICKET GONE
Has Woman Arrested but She Denies
Charge-MiSsing Wallet Later
Found on Sidewalk.

Declaring that he had been robbed
of his pocketbook containing rail-
road tickets and S. in cash by a ne
gress, S. B. Guthrie of Aledo last
night called upon a police officer to
effect the arrest of Mrs. Lulu Wilson,
colored The woman was caught
within a very few minutes but if she
took the pocketbook, she succeeded
in getting rid of it before she was
arrested. This morning when her
case was up for hearing, she denied
guilt of the charge of larceny and it
was held in allegiance. A charge of
disorderly conduct was proven and
she was sentenced to 10 days in
Jail
ACCOSTED ON STREET.
Guthrie stated to the court that
he was repairing to a hotel to spend
the night and that as he neared it.,
the negress approached him and TAX
ing hold of his coat, asked him to
take a walk. He refused. She again
grabbed his coat, he said, and then
started off toward First avenue and
sixteenth street. He then discovered
for the first time that he was minus
his pocketbook and so followed her
Meeting the police officer, he asked
that she be arrested.
REVERsES THE CHARGES.
The woman told a story just the
opposite of that of Guthrie. She
claimed that he had been the one to
talk first and that she did not see
his pocketbook This morning the
nue. and Sixteenth street and turned
over TO Officer Herges, who in turn
took it to the station. States Attor-
ney G.. c. Wenger proposes to inves-
tigate the case further while the wo-
man is serving her sentence for dis
orderly conduct and if further evil
dence can be secured, she will be held
to the grand jury for larceny.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
Notice.
IIlellts

We. the undersigned retail meat
dealers, have agreed to keep our
meat markets closed all day on sun
days, after oct J:
Schroeder Bros, }. J. Glass, John
T Moore, II. Cronan, E. c. Peters,
f. II. Tilson, Nelson & Johnson. J.
F. Kirkman, H. p. King, William
Oakley, John Foertschbeck, A. P.
Glass, William Bodenstedt, II. c.
Eichelberger, H. TremanH Sons, A.
J. Coleman. Buehler Bros, F. w.
Schroeder, Charles Van Thumsche.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-05
MRS. CATHERINE BEAL.

Mrs. Catherine Beal, one of the
pioneers of this county, passed away
at $40 this morning at the home of
her son, Henry Beal, of East Moline.
Infirmities of age caused the demise.
For 40 years Mrs. Beal lived on a
farm in yuma township and she was
well known. She was born at Bea-
yer county. Pennsylvania, July 21,
1881. Surviving her are four sons,
William of Moline, Henry of East Mo-
line, and George and Miles of Port
Byron.