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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
JAPANESE TEAM
COMES MONDAY
Waseda Nine to Meet State
University at Cooley Park
That Afternoon.
INTEREST IN VISIT OF
LITTLE BROWN MEN KEN
Countrymen Here to Attend the
Game in Body and Extend
Hearty Welcome.

The Waseda university baseball team
Of Toxic. Japan. which Is making tour
Of the United States under the manage
ment of the University of Chicago. viii
play a match game with the University
OF Utah at Cooley park Monday after
noon. commencing at $3.50 o'clock. The
game promises to be an exceptionally
interesting one. as the little brown men
are putting UP fine article OF Dali anu
the state university has by far the fast
est team that has ever been seen at the
big east bench institution.
The Waseda boys have been playing
series OF games In California. showing
good form. In Japan the Waseda team
is leader in the American game, as the
Japanese are equally as progressive In
baseball az they are In other things. The
American game was introduced In Japan
twenty-five years ago. At first II was
not received with enthusiasm. 1t was not
until nine years ago that the sport was
introduced In the Japanese colleges. pu.
the department OF English Of the Waseda
university the sport has been introduced
in most of the Japanese schools.
Father Of Game in Japan.
Professor Abo is really the father OF
baseball in japan and is one OF its
staunchest supporters and most loyal en-
shuslasts. He, got the baseball fever
while studying in the American univer-
stiles and upon returning to Japan got
the Japanese SluQSntS dS IiucI iit ldNci
OF the game. In 1905 the Waseda univer-
sity defeated keio and ever since that
time has had an exceptionally strong
team. Last year Professor Tokasugi,
who is also the manager of the team this
year. took his bunch of players to Homo
lulu, where the men came off winners In
a ma jorlty OF the games.
In the, game with the University OF
California at Berkeley April % the Mp
pom mon won. /. TO /. The victory is at.
| trbuted directly to the good work OF
the batteries. Omura and Yama aguchi,
Omura in the box held the Berkeley
PLAYERS 10 ave scattered hits. The In
Fielding is also feature of the playing
of the little brown men and. all In all.
the team is well balanced and strong
Countrymen Suspend Business.
In order TO show their loyalty 10 their
countrymen all Japanese business houses
in the city Will close Monday. and IL Is
the plan of the orientals to appear at the
game In body. One hundred pennants
were purchased Saturday and the Japs
are planning on giving their countryrnen
royal reception In the evening fol-
lowing the game an entertainment will
be given for the visitors. The team Will
| leave the city late Monday night for
Denver TO play the University OF Colo
| RADIO Wednesday.
The lineup follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
Americas League

CHICAGO. April 29-Two doubles in
the fourth inning and a rainstorm which
came up at the end Of the fifth inning
enabled ST. Louis 10 shut out Chicago
today. RHE
Chicago ...... ............... O
st. Louis .................... o
Batteries-White and Sullivan: Hamil-
ton and Stephens.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30

The game was to have been played oil
Cummings field. but Dick Cooley, owner
of the Salt Lake Union league grounds.
rendered the university the use OF his
park and the offer was thankfully ac-
cepfed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
National League
BY Associated Pres

ST. LOUIS. April 29.-Cincinnati-S st.
Louis game postponed: rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-30
JENNINGS TO RELEASE
FIVE OF HIS RECRUITS

the state supreme CUuTU.
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03

A. B. Donaldson, a st. Louis
promoter, and Councilman Geo.
W. Miller of Carthage, were ar
rested Friday on grand jury in
dictments charging them with Of
fering a $50, 900 bribe to Council
man Thomas c. Pennington of
that city for his vote on the propo-
sition to sell the municipal waller
and electric plant of Carthage to
private corporation. Each gave
81 900 bond. Both Donaldson
and Miller deny the charge and
say such a figure would be pre-.
posterous, anyway. They at
tribute the indictment to the i'll
feeling that the board of public
works has for certain councilmen.
Donaldson was formerly e Meth.
odist preacher and had charges
at Neosho and Monet.
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
st. JOS EPH'S
Liver Regulator
e(ls Doth Liquid and Powder Fcnn.)

Il has made life brighter and happiness
and peace possible when all was dark
and distressed. It reaches the eenters OF
iife and purifies them. 1t encourages the
liver, stomach and bowels to frset and
more natural activity.
Il is the Simple Way to . Simple Lie
OF Health, Peace, Contentment.
Many persons attest this fact who have
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st. Joseph's LIQUID Liver Regulator
b prompt In action, exeeedingly .palatable
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sists and dealers at % cents bottle.
st, Joseph's Liver Regulator In DOW.
der form Is put up in tight tin boxes and re-
tails at 25 cents box. five boxes for dollar.
IL may be taken dry or made into tea or
bitters. Full directions accompany every
pottle and box.
Gerstle Medicine Co.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
Corn Show Premium List.

Following the list Premiums to be awarded the Ripley oun
V Corn Show be held Donphan November % a. 25 1911:
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
Local and GeneraI News.
A Burglars Awful Deed

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as a mothers long illness. But DR.,
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remedy for women" They gave me
wonderful benefit in constipation and
female trouble" wrote Mrs. NJ. c, Dun
lap, Of Leadill, Tenn. II ailing, try
them. 25c at Johnston's Pharmacy.
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
Available for Expenses Of Contest.

MEMS JUDGING CONTEST.
lst Three l25 ID. sack Fertilizer. Borth Nero Co.
2nd One, l25 lb.sack Fertilizer. Borth Mere Co.
3rd Nursery Stock, value. ...... .......s3O0
BY Benton Nursery Co.
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on Free Seed Offered by Them Last Spring.
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Reeds Yellow Dent.
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Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
Mail CIOsinR.

All r. r mails close fifteen minutes
before leaving time Of trains.
OTIS GARY. P. NJ.
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
AAS. l.. FERGUSON.
Attorney-at-Law

practice in all State courts. Promut
SAendon given to all business placed in
my hands.
f9fic" in Ripley County Bank building
Up stare.
Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03

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Ripley County democrat., 1911-11-03
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cial court reporters write the System of
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IN RArCuANsG DID rUUC
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

- GUSTAV betfin6 on mIein parem'
pi T d., itteminen beIpoittaa, itad
find uiein ipbdmen ialafammtot au'
Fence ia mastaan ottawat loboutifs
fen. Sabtpiiimme ndnttdd min mab'
moilta ia teesfenneud fdrIipduiIppts
I'd, iota Ell meiQd tuitenfaan ole. 81,
nd fdrIiid tunnusta mieluummin OLE
maIi beiffo moimieIi rintuesia, fuin,
ettd tabtoiIit ndptt6 ptpd mdfemdltd,
iota ct fuitenfaan ole, Iiuoin mpbs
on lpbbutus iaatatpisIa. 6eittdpop
Wapabtaiaii fdliin femmoiiena beit'
iona fuin olet. 9dn fpad tietdd taif'
II. mitG iieIusiaii tapabtuu. - Wtut'
ia ibminen itfee mpDs uieimmiten ill
loin, fuin ipmduinen onni on bantd
fohbannut. Tdstd pmmdrrdmme
Ippn nsfonaisten fppneleiben mno'
tamifeen. Spmd fdiittdmGtDn onni
t~oiieIta puolen ia t%oilelta puolen pb'
td ipmd roibnatfuus, teImottomuus
ia IpntiIpps fuin fobtaamat toiiens
ia, Iinoin beiffo ruumiimme Ell moi
festdd liifutusto, maan alfaa mapi'
Iemaan, ittu pubfee t%oiiinaan ddnef'
fdi1iin nppbfptpfiiin, iopa bmutoibin.
Elm. Tdtd eli pmmdrrG itietDDtpmdi'
men iarifeuS, lpaan luulee len tees
fentelpffi ia Ippstd iuuttuu iitd nab
besIddn. &epptmielinen maailmar
ibminen eli iitd liioiu pmmdrrd 10
Ippstd pilffau, nimittaen fitd uston
noIiiefIi airauoiiuuoefIi. &uonnoli
Iesti tdmdn naituttaa piaf1i mpDe
ibmiIen luonnonIaatu. Soiiet ono'
bertempid, toilet fonempia tunteil
taan. Wtolemmot filth tuntenat ia
maa, maiffa toinen moi paremmir
itIenId bilitd FUN toinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

stuimeloan. IinoaStaan lie, iofo
Ioppuun aSti tilpoittelee frumnataan.
DE emme poittaiii Jos oliIimme III.
Ietpt omon onnemme noiaan. Wi'
bouisnoima on Iuurempi meiodn
poimaamme. W(utta meiud
onfin Sanfarimme moittotpoimu.
U.eiud on Sdneltd aieet, lola moi.
famine. DfIi tdaoinen ale on Sumas
Ian ianan totuuoen ippD, joqa nei'
ban tulee ola fupeiSin ppDiettpnG.
SotnuS poitiaa paibeen, lola Ie on,
Ell foSfaan taistelusIaan bdpeddn
iouou. 2ristufIen monburetouben
rintarauta eStdd miboliIen mprtpls
listen nuolien mobin9oittamista.
Gristiuinen tunnustus ia palpelema
rattaus on pffi ipoimauinen aie,.
mieroittamaun uneliaiIuutta ia lais'
fuutta. usfon filped turmitiemme,,
ettei l~ainolaiiuus poittaiii ia fnitfi
toiminta muuttuiii pafoaiiefIi. Nbte'
ra rufouSelGmd on to~rpeeuinen, fiuGi
fen tautta on mahoouinen pbteiselG'
md Sumalan fons1a &ristutien nj.
meeId ia fautto. ga autuuoen toi'
NON rantolafti Ie teeee meiodt robs
feitii otno rpntddmdGn eteenpdin.
Sdpbeuinen, bdiritIemdtDn autuuoen
nautintoban Ie OH pddmddrdmme.
Sdtd aiatenesIamme, tdmd Iilmdims
me eoesid tuntuu taisteIu belpom.
malta, tie bupaiiemmolta. Siebdms
mebdn foanuttanamme ferran, olo'
tilan, iosia Ell epdd ole ipntid. Spn.
tibdn, 1e on rasfain tuprmamme.
Wtutta aiatieles, et.a ferran pdGss
tddn Than mapoatIi iDnnistd. WtifG
outuaauinen oita ia riemuQinen me-
no iiuoin ontaan, Sumalan oiteoaa
puoleuo Seeiutien istuimela ianfaifs
fiIesti pleipa. SdGuG on bGiritl END
ton ratfaus ianfaittiIe est boliiiewo
tummaltatin puolen.
SpoGntGmme Ell enGG tGrtpitIe pa
foittaa rafastamaan, minimum uIein
tddud tuntuu, ipaan ie rotaStaa, Ell
td MOT ola ratdstamatta Snmalaa
ia 8aritIoa ia mitd sSumolon ia &as
ritian pmoa on. Sdmd on pGamdd-
rdmme ia iofa mpittaa iaamuttaa
fen.
70. sc. W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27
&olmas rufouspatwa.
MamuIaorna

SinG olet mnnbursfoS f%aieisIa
niisid, fuin Sind meibdu pdduemme
olet t%uonut; iiUd Sind olet oifein
tebnpt, mutta me plemme olleet Iu-
malnttomnt. g{eb. 8: 33.
2dsid tunnustetaon Sumalan tpons
bursfuan tuomion pit%euoeqiiuuS.
Sumala on nonbursfaS, eli oifein
tetemd foitteIa, fuiu 6dn meioGn
pddaemme on tuonut. !9dn on teb'
MT oitein, mutto me oIemme oUeet
( iumolattomat.
Sum ytebemios 8abeIin nanfeu.
ben idlfeen taas pboesid @sran
fanSIo id%riestdmdt iuutalaiien iumas
lanpalpelus muobon fddtdndt be
mpDsfin pbteiien rufouspdindn, JOSS
ia pbteiieSti tunnustetaon Sumolon
tuomiot oiteubeuiiitii ia itienid ippI'
IiIieTi. Wutta 5amaa maabitaan NELL
tain. Weiud tanIana ia 1fIitpiIind
oliIi iuuri i'm itiemme tutfimiieen,
fdpmddn oifeutta itIemme fansia
Sumalon nonburSfaan lain ebesId,
ndbbdfIemme fummauafo puoIen
on oifeus. Wutta tdSIG maabitaan
milpittD mppttd, alistuaf femme SUE
malan panburstaan tuomion ale.
8aifti inbimiainen on tdsId iubteess
Ia mddrdd, beiffoa, boriupaa,
muuttumaa, futen elm. idrei, pm'
mdrrps, tunne, aiatus ia IuuIo.
EoiIinaan tuntuu meistd niinfuin
Sumala oils foifeeIa meitd fobtoa.
maeIa, toiIinaan tnas epdilemme:
toffo Sumalaa ontaan. SosfuS
tuntui Sumola olepon fuobupo
raffoubesta ia armosta. iostus taas
Sdnen olenan hlsfastuneen, armots
toman, poistddtpn ia mibaiien Sot'
iinnon luulemme ole,pamme fpdlttd-
mid fristitpid. toiiihaon toos outto.
NATIONAL ipntilid. Slain iisidrfi ia
TUNE pddtielepdt, omat olituiIen
noibieIun %alaiiia, bddlppid, muutte'
lepia ia pettdni6. 'GmmefD fits
buomaa ettemme itfestdmme moi
mitGGn luoiettapda IDpiG6. 2uiffi
inbimilinen OH epGluoiettanoa. W}i.
binfG fifteen tmrnaamme? @itD ole
mitGdn, iosta ilmeniii toosuinen til
lnmme, iofa oliii tuomarinamme,
paIiastoen nellie, mit6 meiltd punt
tum ia me tarpitIiTimme? Snpa Min
Elm. Soimaasia, meiue fdTittdmdttD.
mdSId poitasio, mutto tuitenfin al
man ldbeud, iopa toittioaa IdSnd'
oIemana, iStuu tiomorina iStuimels
loon ppbd Sumolo, InuIuen ianoio,
iotfa pipat puorta luiemmat, ioista
Ell pfIifddn piirto eitd rabtufaan tuIe
fatoomaan, Ell filloinfoon fun maan
perustufiet popiiewat ia taimos Ia.
too.
UlitdS npt Iitte tuo iunfaiftinen
muuitimaton tuomori lou1uu meis.
I'd meiodn IoabuStamme Sdnen e.
b~esiddn? Weiud on !Sduen ionfait'
finen iauamia, pbtd iontoittinen fuin
Sda itiefin on, iiitd jeanne ieIndn
mitd olemme. go ie ionoo: nSmma'
Ia fatioi alas tai,uaasta ibntistem lap. J
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

= periaatteeneen usfoqinen benfi
Id mieIestdni on i%elninen, iota eli
mastoinfdDmiisId iorru ia ioubu
fieltdmddn iitd, mitd onneliiimpina,
ourinsonpaisteifina pdinind puos
lnsti. Sanomalebtimiestemme jon.
fosia tapaa uiein ielIoiiiu, iotto
nGpttGmdt omaopon dina fen peris
aatteen mitd Ie lebti ebustoa, ionfo
palpelufieela fuIointin otpat alma
Iiiben asst, funnes iofu tpptpmdttD.
mppe puoleIta toi %toiSelta ilmenee,
ipuoin topahtuu Re ibme. ettd tuo
dsfen min ibo%nteeQinen, itIepdinen
pe~riaatteen mics eIiintpp iultiIesti
foatomaon IitG, mitd ennen on pDns
9ittdnpt ia boioitta maon iitd, n.itG
n on rofentonut. 9dtd iobbuin
aiatteIemoan muisteleSIani Mmeri
Fan Suomeitaren entiIen ioimittoian
Sobn Yarftilan entilDpttd: fiimaa
ma, oifeausfoiieno, forfeafirfouiIe.
ma, a'no faittitietdmdnd ia bppin
imauiiena faiffia toifio usfonnoli.
fla rpbmid tobtoon, muttu iamaIo
bppin usfonnoliiena ia b~ortaana
firioitutfsfaan, ia npfpiippttd: -
Wlifd mostofobta entiippbeIIe! 60
Ia~per6iiead tamalo fatooo paitta.
funnaIta, meidmdad nendstd entiIid
pstdmid ia 10 fuutauIi mddrid jun.
niteIIut tdtd feppoSta, mutta fpield.
pd usfaltaa firioittaa ariiffeIiotin
fen firffofuunan acknowledgement,
iota ennen periaatteen wuotii min
tuIifesti puoIusti. Wlifd mr.. Sobn
porffiIan oifeo p%erioate Iienee, tai
taa ola maifea pddttdd.
SiImdt pitdiii Qua auti moiIia rpe.
riaatteen miebid" ipoIitesio,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27
Smmmmmtatlapite.
8iri., u. Woumor.
tSatfoa eoeuifeen).

Selena biipii marpaiiuoan tontasa
rim, iosia diti ia piffu &oarIo mies
la mafaapat mu~pteiuaan. 2aarlo
on 10 paIipeila, mutta ban on mics
Id nuffuminaon ia puristao fiIaren
tulIesIa iilmdnid fiinni min tiufaSti,
eta 9elena iilmdnluomien Iiitfeestd
buDmaa feppoien.
= Sletfo maIneiQa, 2narIoa -
fpipp 9elena bnmin biliaa meifol=
taan.
= Gn ole - tpastaa piffu mics. -
Wtind en- berdd ennenfuin 6iti nous
fee.
9eIena bpmpiIee, mutta ldhtee ipa'
roen buoneesta, iottei diti b%diriintDi'
II. Sritf'in fansia pboesId foristao
ban ~aafibuonetta, iota ellen pestiin
ia 5iipottiin Iattiasta fattoon iaatta.
Sottiole ripotetaan tuoreita lebtid ia
pDpodue oietetaan loutanen tGpnnd
Iemmentuffiu. - Ulifdpd iubIa MT
lieneefddn, fosta IapIet %fotinIa min
lomasti foristelenai? - fpieIendt
aurin9on idteet toiIiltaan. Wtutta pie
an ne buomaatpat lasten pubeesta,
ettd MT On dibin Ipntpmdpdipa.
8iireimmdn foutta tefee SeIena tut
len peIddn, Tiud tdndin on pddtettp
feittdd fobpia oamiaiietIi. Sil'ais
foa on diti berGnnpt. Gen hnomaa
&aarIo ia bpppdd muoteeItaon dibin
idnfppn. fiertdd fdtenId dibin fau.
laan ia buutaa dibiue: - onnea, on.
nea diti fulta!... Wtindpds enndtinfin
eniin onniteua ditid ipntpn,dpdiwa.
nd!
Gen fnltuoan tulepot toilettin Iops
let ditid onnittelemaan. Srits rientdd
dibin lmo r~oiusti ia milffaano, Sc.
lena ostua tepSutteIee feme6sti ia
tiertdd biliao fdtenid dioin tauIaan.
Setten fuIuttua ostuu diti pufeutu.
neenoa drfibuoneeieen ia buomoa
liifntettnno lasten iublomenot ietd
tuttaiista ia p~ienotoisien
bartaosta rotfauoesto. !Sdu oitaa
ellie mirIifirionia ia t~peiiaa perbeen. 5
ID tonsia "a:
r8ristus poIo m%oIfeuben,
Sidst' iionfoiftinen!
MrmoS ourinfo mt uuben
pdimdn tuopi iuIoiIen;
pimepben boiottoo,
Salosi' oleet ilmoittoo,
Suoout faitfi Iemoltania
&uiiuu tpbb5n tpirfoborIo."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

= Sdten pppbdn nirtatpeliid. iefd
muita neliid ia %iiIaria firioittamaan
SppsIebteen, iofa ilmestpp tuasfin
firffofuntamme iubloiulfaiIuua elo'
fuuud. 8irieet ia runot tuliIi Idbettdd
beindtuun aiauo. piotteeIla.
Sobn SuuSfonen,
Menab9a, Wiinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

-SeReeefiR &c. Gp. &utb. ieis'
ratunnan papin maalisia tf. 16 pnd
3 bofiiasta, ioista 2 tdstd maasta
ia 1 Guomesta, tuli SO ddneud Nos
IitufIi Suomesta NiIfidn fappalais
men Subani 6annutIela. Eoifet bas
Fiat %iairpat ddnid 5 ia 2. 8otoufien
G6nimGGrG oil 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

CTR. 81. %. Mesterbocf ldbti pm
buia.matfaue miime Iouantaina tois
mien WeIiepss ia Ystdpdin.pbbis'
tps raittiusieurain apustamana ia
ebustaen Iamaaa pobian Sdbti ia
Muttajan oiioita. oituen uuIia ia mu.
oistettuia tilaufIia nastaon. Paitii
raittius .puheita pitdd mr.. Wester'
bacf mpDs usfonnoaifia bartous.
pnbeita ia eiiteImid lasten fasna'
tutiesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27
Ksikki lehdelle aiiotut lahetykset ovat osoitet.
tavat:
AUTTAJA,
L.Box g, Ironwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January II
o06, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

= Npt on Iopinin alta nuooeSto
uuoistaa tiIaufIenia iefd ferdtd Iebs
belle uuIia tilaufTia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-07-27

lHhetettak66t joke suorastaan rahassa
,ai e~xpressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
daan lAhettaa l sentin postimerkeissH,
Rock Island Argus., 1911-09-25
REGISTER PROTEST
AGAINST GARBAGE
South Rock Islanders Do Not Want
City to Donate Feed for Rails
ing of Hogs.

Because of objection which has
been filed by residents of South Rock
Island, regarding the distribution of
garbage to owners of hogs in South
Rock Island, Supervisor George B.
Richmond and Constable August
Schmid of South Rock Island this
morning visited Archie Hart, COM
missioner of public health and safety
and asked him TO discontinue the de-
livery of the swill to South Rock Is
land. Commissioner Hart informed
him that that action had already been
taken, but that if the farmers wish
ed to haul the garbage themselves, he
would be glad to have them do so.
People in South Rock Island main
tain that raising hogs is a nuisance
sIC should be done away with. The
{ fficers of the township are at the
head of the South Rock Island health
department.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-09-25
TWENTIETH STREET
NEXT TO BE PAVED
Board of Local Improvements Adopts
Recommendation of Mayor
This Morning.

At meeting this morning, the
board of local Improvements voted to
pave Twentieth street from First to
Sixth avenue, and il is possible that
before definite action is taken in the
matter, that the improvement will ex-
tend to Seventh avenue. Members of
the board are anxious to have own
ers OF property present their opinion
as TO whether or asphalt should be
as TO whether brick or asphalt should be
ranged. The paving OF Tenth ave-
nue. from Nineteenth TO Twentieth
streets was also passed upon and it
is to be paved with asphalt, unless
people owning property decide upon
other material AS soon as possible,
the board Will turn its attention 10
the paving Of Second and Third ave
nues as outlined in The Argus Fri
day.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-09-25
BROWN BUILDS UP
NEW TRIER SCHOOL
Place Grows So That $4,000 Addi.
tions Are to Be Made During
Present Year.

Friends OF H. E. Brown. former
principal at the high school in this
city will be pleased to learn that un-
der his excellent supervision. the
township high school at New Trier,
Ill, has grown to such an extent that
the school board has voted an appro-
priation of $4,000 for additions to
the institution. Among the new
buildings will be an assembly, mess
hall, two gymnasiums and extensive
manual training shops. They will be
in the form of a hollow square and
the court will be in the nature of an
ornamental garden. To render them
safe in case of fires. none Of them
other than the central recitation hall,
will be more than one story in
heighth.
Mr.. Brown is the most popular
man who ever headed the school at
Kennilworth.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-09-25
Personal Points

Mrs. c. E. Fearons left for Chicago
lis afternoon.
H. W. Crawford left this morning
for a trip through Illinois.
Miss Nathalie Holmes is visiting
with relatives in Galesburg.
William L. Iidenthal OF Chicago is
visiting with NJ. c. Rice today.
Howard Plummer returned yester-
day from a vacation trip in Colorado.
Tim Collins has returned from Col
fox Springs, where he spent a week.
H. E. Casteel and c. r, Nourse have
returned from their northern fishing
trip.
H. E Curtis has arrived home after
a three-weeks' automobile trip in the
east.
H. p. Stapley has returned from Chi
cago. Mrs. StapIey remained for a
two weeks visit.
F. H. Plummer is expected home to-
morrow after an extended western trip
of about three weeks.
Mrs. 6. NJ Hastings. 303 Eleventh
avenue. is confined 10 her home with
an attack OF typhoid fever.
Gottlieb Zwicker. who has been Wis
iting in Coifax, Iowa for the past TWO
weeks has arrived in the city
Mr.. and Mrs Frank b. Hawes have
returned home from the Pacific coast
where they have been visiting for the
past TWO months.
Mrs. J. Z. Assay, wife of Dr. Assay,
appeared in The Rosary" last even
ing at the Illinois theatre, interpreting
one of the minor parts.
Miss Lillian Hudson Of Chicago, who
has just returned from a trip abroad,
is visiting in the home of her brother,
r. G. Hudson, 101S Twelfth street.
George Newberry, chief of the fire
department, arrived home Saturday ev-
ening from Milwaukee, where he at
tended the annual meeting of the ma
tional association Of fire chiefs.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-09-25
River STAGES.

Owing to the many Inquiries receiv-
ed as 70 whether or not another eX-
cursion would be run 10 the new Keo-
kuk dam, the White Collar line has
determined to take out final eXcur-
sion on Friday, Sept 20. The Helen
Blair will leave here at SIS p. m. and
return at p. m. Sunday evening. This
is practically the last opportunity to
get a good view of the heavy construc-
ton work, as this will be under water
soon Several hours will be spent
viewing the dam and the boat will
then go on TO Keokuk, leaving there at
II p. m Saturday night.
The Helen Blair and the Wenona
took out about FIVE hundred delegates
TO the international Machinists' CSp-