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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

MAUCH Chunk, Pa. We
wtorek W nocy do salonn ia
ma Kutzko, przy E. Mauch
Chunk Str. wtargneli zlodzie.'
je zabierajac kase z,lazna
,,Safe'' wazacy okolo 900 fun.
tow W kt6ryn znajdowalo sic
$400 W got6wce, oraz najle-
pszej w6dki cygar6w pomi,
mo e.nergicznych poszuki-
wa6policyi W nastepnyminiu
ME zdofano wpas6 ma slad j
miejsce gdzie rabusie rozbi-
jail ,,Safe."
Felix's Zapolski zatrudnio-
ny W Ellangowan kopalni We
czwartek podczas pracy 70
stall niebezpiecznie pokale-:
czony przez odiam spadaja-.
cego wegla. Nieszcxesliwego
odwieziono do FauntonSpring
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

lekci jake sprawila mu rama
zdola} przyj6c pieszo przesz}c
2milv domiejscoweg 'szpitala.
Straszny wypadek ma
polowaniu. KS. J6zef Delini-
5,kajtis proboszcz parafii lite.
!. wskiej " Hazleton. Pa, be-
dec ma polowan'u W okoli.
each white Oaven, u)eg} stra-..
sznemu wypadkowi i valley.
dis miedzy zyciem a 6mier..
cia W stanowym szpitalu W
Hazleton.
KS: Dslinikaitis uchodzj}
Cd dawla "a wielkiego milo
6nika polowaf. w ostatni
czwartek wybra} sic ma po.
lowanie w towarzystwie koa-
traktora p. Erok kt6ry VIA.
6nie kieruje budowa naszego
koscioia litewskiego, kt6rego
proboszczem byl ks. Delini-
kajtis.
w czwartek rano 0 godzi-
ME 1880 skutkiem: uzycia "a
silnego naboju, kt5ry ks. d,
sam fabrykowaf eksplodo.
Wala lufa strzelby a jeden 2
kawalk6w zrani1 ciezko wgfo.
we ks. Delinikajtisa, tax ze.
m6zg widac z rany ma diugoSc.
4 cali.
Nieszcze6]iwego przywie-
ziono zaraz do stanowegoszpi.
tala W Hazleton, gdzie le-.
karze ME maja nadzieji u.
trzymania go przy zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

CHICAGO, I'll. Onegda1
lodbyla sic Jozprawa Anto-
[niego Janaszka robotnika
kt6ry przyjechat do Amery-
XII pred 10 laty. w Eur,~
pie pozostawii Zone i troje
dzieci. iona przez tutejsze--
go adwokata wniosla skarge
do sadu ma swego meza. ia
nuszek ozenil sic tn po raz
drugi i. ma znowu troje die
.ci. Gdy sedzia Jan E. Owens
po rozpatrzeniu sprawy uz-
nal Januszka winnym i wy
daf wyrok ze ma place $5
na utrzymanie dzieci kt6re
pozostawil W Europe. Jan u
szak wzbranial sic m6wiac,
ze tn jest 5onaty j ma trojs
dziecj j zone do utrzyma-
.aiv. t. go ME usprawiedli.
via j musi co tygodnia skfa
dse SIS dla dzieci pozosta,
wionych W Europie.
Dnia II maja 1906 roku
spad3 z wozu kt6rym jechal
Polak Kazimierz Wisniew-
ski ma West Harrison ulicy
" poblizu ulicy Sherman i
tax sic pokaleczyi za 2 ran
umarl. Poniewaz przyczyna
wypadku miafy bye rob .ty
miejskie ma owej ulicy pro
wadzone, robotnicy p.'zosta.
will mianowicie jakis dol bez
zabezpieczenia, spadkobier-
cy Wisniewskiego zaskarzyli
miasto 0 $4,000 odszkodo.
wanna. Miasto przegrawszy
W pierwszej instancyl apelo.
walo do sadu wyzszego a one
gdaj sad odrzucif te apela-
eye. Spadkobiercy 81 ia dro-
DE do wygrania procesu.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

Wszyetkie sufrazystki, are.
sztowane " onegdajszych
skandalach, skazano ma ka-
ry wieaienne, kt6re przyje
}y obojetnie, ME chcac p}acic.
grzywien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. Po-
Salek, ,6wiezo przyby-
y 2 kraiu majsc przy sobie
20 dol. zostai nam6wiony
przez ewoich serdecznych
aby te pieniadze w}ozyl do
koperty dla przechowania.
Kiedy wkr6tce potem otwo-
'rzono teskopelte znalaz} tam
tylko jednego dolara. Zmar-
.twiony biedak udal sic 2 tenn
,io palicyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

~ ! : : . y :
Konstantynopol, ~ listo-
pada. Przedstawiciele tu-
tejsi poteg zsgranicznYch od-
byli konferencye, ma kt6rej
naradzali sic " sprawie mie-
dzynarodowego hand]u, sill:
ME zagrozonego przez akcye
floty w}oskiej na Morzu E
geiskiem, oraz zamierzonq
blockade. Dardanell6w, ciesni-
ny y stanowiacej przejazd 2
Nora Czarnego do Egej-
skiego. Zdaje sic 10 W}ochy
ME wyrzekna sic proiektu
.zajecia tel cie6niny a wtedy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

kark | zaprowodzi} do ula.
Sedzia Farabangh po pre-
ko,,aniu sic 10 to m}odzie-
nice wyg6roxany W profe-
syi w}6czegostwa pow edzia1
mu il ma sic wYnosic -
Keep OF g,ing.' Idz dalej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30
Z NIW. ROL LSkICH
w AMERYCE

FILADELFIA, Pa. Ma "a
proszenie Antoniego Trojec.
kiego zony stawif sic W ich
domu 2544 Waterloo u]. "
Sobote wieczorem Stanisiaw
Tomisielski r6wniez ma Wa
terloo ul. zamlie eszka}y. Gdy
|go6c wraz zgospodarzami "a
jety byt przyjazna pogawed-
,ka, gospodarz Antoni Trojec-
XII wydobyl 2 zanadrza cztero
calowy n6z j zadai m,l try
pchniecia " krzyze:
TAX .przynaj miej opiewa
zeznanie Tom 81 elskiego :znaj-
dujacego sic v szpitalu Epi
skopalnym " /: lkE:rytycznJm
stanie.
Ma}zonk6w Tr,Jjeckich aresz-
towano q ma przealnchach
pred sedzia Glenn, odby-
tych ubieglej hiedzieli Tro-
jecki do why sic przyznat.
t}omaczac 10 pchniety zostaf
do pope}nienia tego czynu
zazdrosciaa, poin1formowany
bowiem zostat przez. swych
przyjaei6 "a + To1H1iic csielski zbyt.
czesto " jego nieobecnesci
odwiedza jego zone i pozosta- :
je 2 MIA W zanadto poufalych
stosunkach. Sedzia Glenn.
zatrzymai Troieokiego pod
do sprawy bez do:
puszczenia do kaucyi,. zone
za6 jego jako swiadka p,sta-
wiono pod kaucya $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

PITTSBURG Pa. Szesnasto-
letni Staszek przybyl pred
kilkunastu dniami do Pitts.
.burga i zamieszkai pod No.
1884 W Allegheny.Nie mogac
znale6c piracy ME- m6gl p}a-
cic "a mieszkanie i W nocy
opu6cil mieszkanie i walesa1
sle po ulicach. Przytapany
przez policye jako podejrza-
ny przyznaf sic ze mic.
szkal pod No. 1884 i ME
mogac ui6cic sic z. zapEaty
opu6cil dom. Policya porozu-
miaia sic z Marya Graft i
ia potwierdzi}a opowiadanie i
po zap}aceniu kary | dolara
"a chfopaka zabrafa go do.
domu.
SOUTH BEND, IND. Pol,
ski cblopak Felix Karaczy6-
ski ZOstaf zaaresZtOWany
przez miejscowa policye W
zesz}ym tygodniu W sobotQ
wieczorem. Przyjeehai tn al
: Brooklyn Long Island. j
wyladowa} ma stacyi policyj-
neG Gdv pozwolono lnu opo-
wiedziec swoje przygody
pred sedzia Farabaugh o6~
wiad dczyi ze ma brata " Mil
waukee, Wis. a poniewaz ko,=
sztuiie pieniadze jechanie ko-
leia wiee- najlepiej sic uwie-
szae czasami a reszte zrobi6
piechota. Opr6cz tego powie.
dial sedziemu ze gdy przy
by} do South Bend wszedl
do domu spolskiej pani kt6
IA zdjeta litascia. daia mu.
jesc lyle. lie zechciat vice on
tel skorzYstai 2 tego i iadi
lie sic zmiesciio gdy wyszedi
chciial udaG sic do piracy ia
|kiejbadz lecz l,ielitosciWy.
lpolicyant schwycil 60 "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

FREELAND Pa. w pobli-
zu Drif ton, W gIebokiej dziu-:
re kopalnianej znalezio.no.
zw}oki zamordowanego ozto-
wieka. Po blizszej isnwesty-
gacyi odxryto il nIieboszczyk } 4
nazywa} sic jerry Halk:o, ::slo-
wax, kt6remu zadano kilka
niebezpiecznych pch.n1iec no.
zem a. " dodatku w srzuct,no
W g}ab kopalni. .5:..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

HAZLETON Pa Walenty Ko-
walski IL letni chlopak be
dac na polowaniu Y leslie 70.
sta} nj iegbezpie iecznie postrze'.
lony " prawa rek.e, prze''.zi, 4. .ekA- .lA:s:
splozye strzelby. Pomi1mo DO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

mu il ma sic wYnosic =
Keep OF a going. Idz da]ej
BUFFALO, N. Y. Tutejszv
"Dziennik dla Wszystkich"
naby} ma wlasn'66 redaktor
tegoz p. Kowalczyk. Dotych>
ozasowy wla6riciel "Daien-
nika i fabrykant Wina Gees
tochowskiego OBJ. A. Skarzy6-
ski zostal aresztowany "a
krzywoprzysiestwo pr1y na-
bywaniu papier6w obywa
telskicb. OBJ. A. Skarzy6ski
ubiegal sic o urzad Cenzora
Zw.Nar. Pol. a nieprzychy
lni mu zaczeli puszozat nie-
przchylne Q MIN pog}oski
odnoszace sic d. jego prze-
szlosci. Zarzucono mu ze ma
broiwszy. nie malo W starym
kraju 6cigany przez wladze
przyby} pod przybranem ma
zwiskiem do Ameryki i tn
wkr6tce wYplyna} jako wielki
dzialacz narodowy. W}a6ciwe
nazWiako. Skarzy6skiego ma
bye Konstanty Tomaszewskii.
SciganY przez wlad.e rosyj.
skie i austryackie oszust i
wlamywacz kt6ry zasadzony
ma Sybir zbiegl stamtad i ma.
dal uprawial liczne kradzie-
20. Azeby. 60 ME dopuScic
do piastowania najwyzszego.
urzedu W najwiekszej Orga-=
nizacyi ma wychodztwie roz-
poczeto el,ergiczna akcje co
do jego osoby i "a pomoca
fotografji wys}anych do sta
rego kraju i po otrzymaniu
odpowiedzi zdemaskowano
go. Pod naciskiem opinji
publicznej zdemaskowany
ME zaprzecza rozsiewanym o
sobie pog}oskom j publicz-
ME przyznaje sic do zarzu-
conych sobie oszustw j kra
dziezy. w sobote odbyly sic
wstepne przes}uchy a 28go
bm. odbedzie sic rozprawa i
jesli zostana mu udowodnio-.
ne oskarzenia, je5li rzady ro
syjski austryacki za5adsja
wydania, grozi mu deporta-
cia.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Niejaki
Jan Bulez, 48 lat stary pol
ski robotnik rzucn sic ma
szyny tramwajowe ma nalc-1
zniku Dexter Lagrange ul.
We wtorek wieczorem Q godz.
6si .azeby szybko nadched7a-
cy, tramwajj go przejecha1. W
TAXI dziwny spos6b :chcial
zako6czyt swoje zycie. Poll
cyant zobaczywszy wypadek.'
VEGAS polecial do owego So.
j wyciagnal 60 z
pod tramwaju j odes}al go
ma stacye policyjna. Od-I
ni6sl kilka nieznaczny ch ran.
Zabawna scena miala miej-.
see podczas rozprawy kry-
minalnejj pred sedzia Man-
ten " piatek po poludniu.
Rozalia Roman oskarzyciel-
ka .l'.' przyprowatlzona do gnie |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

| RZYM, ~ ljstopada. Oj.
ciec 6w.; Plus x, przyja} "
sobote ma audyencyi kardy.
na}a- nominate, arcybiskupa
N. Yorku K. O Connella,
Il kt6rym przesz}o godzine
rozmawia}. R6wnocze6nie Pa
piez przyja} j pielgrzymke &
z Bastonu, vital kazdego
nader }askawiei uprzejmie.
Dzisiaj odbywa sic tajny konJ
systorz, publiczny odbedzie
sic we czwartek. ;.
PETERSBURG; 27 listopada.
Rosy a rozes}ala oredzie do
mocarstw, zapewniajace, ze
przejazd przez Dardanelle, ).
0 kt6rego blokawoniu przez
Wlochy, walczace przeciw
Turcyi onegdaj m6wiono,
musi pozostac neutrality, a
Rosya neutralnosci tel pi]no-
wac bedzie. Neutralpo6e prze-.
jazdu przez Dardanelle u
Nora Czarnego ma Egejskie}
gwarantuje konwencya lon-:
dYfska mocarstw z r. 1877.
RZYM. q listopada. Papiez
Plus X. przvja} wczoraj ma
prywatnej audyencyi Msgra
Falconia nominate -kardyna-.
la, by}ego Delegate Apostol-
skiego W Waszyngtonie. Pa
piez u6cisna} 20 serdeczne j
osv iadczy} ze zaslugi jego
ma trudnem stanowisku po.,
zyskafy mu purpure kardy-
nalska, nastepnie Papjez d}u..
go rozmawial z x. Falconio
o stosunkach W Slanach T.
jednoczonych. w poniedzia-
lex x. Falconio x. O Con
mel Arcybiskup Bostonu i
r6wniez nominal. kardyna}
urzadzaja przyjecie " kolle.
giu n ameryka6skiem Kolle-
gium to odwiedzi} i x. Far
ley Arcybiskup N. Yorku
trzeci. kardyna}~ a}~nomin atame-
rykahski.
z Florencyi donosza ze
skradzony z tamtej. muzeum
obraz: Fra. Angelica Madon-
ma della Stella przywr6cono
juz ma daw niej sze miejsce W
muzeum 6w. Marka. Obraz
zostai skradziony zdaje
sic ola miedzynarodowej
,,z}odziei artystycz-,
nych".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-30

| PARYZ 27 istopada. -
Skandaliczna plotka rzucona
na znakomita wynalazczv-
ME radium ] polonium pania
Curie.Sk}odowska o jej RE-
komym stosunku zprof, Ian
gevinem. znalazia echo "
pojedynku stoczonyno nie.
dry redaktorem Charoet 2
gazety Gil Bias kt6ra ma pa.
S. napad}a a redaktor Dau-
zet gazety Action Fran Cal.
SO kt6ra jej broni}a. Dauzet
zosta} lekko raniony Zdaje
sic ze bedzie jeszcze wiecej
pojedynk6w ma tie tel spra-
wy kt6ra okazuje sic major
dynarniejsza plotka.
TRYPOLIS, ~ listopada.
~ W1osi odniesli wielkie
: ma ca}ej linii zwyciestwo.
w udalym znakomicie ataku
~. sSrt$,. !. ~
.posunRh oni. .Enie swego iron
tn daleko cd, miasta W g1ab
krajn zejeli najb]izsza oaze,
kt6ra dawa}a ochrone j pod
stawe dzia}ania Turkom, wy
.parli ich 2 tel oazy i. zajeli
fort Mesir. Turcy stawiali
silny op6r i walczyli doupa-
diego ale W}osi pobili ich
ma kazdym punkcie i uzy-
skali obecnie pozycye dla
sic nader korzystna kt6ra
obecnie fortyfikuja W ten
spos6b. LIMA bojowa ma bye
stale coraz bardziej posuwa-
ma " g{ab kraju. Bitwa trwa-
Ia ma ca}ej linii przez dzief
caty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
SIP STOLEN BOOZE;
OLD CR0NlES JAILED
Found by Officer John Kinney Sitting
in Door of Box Car Hitting
the Bottle.

Oficer John Kinney nipped a quiet
little booze" party in the bud last
night when he discovered pair of cid
cronies, Dan Reardon and ". R Gran
gle slipping the amber fluid from a
bottle which they had taken from a
case in box car in the railroad yards
The pair was sitting in the car which
had been opened some way or other
after it had been sealed. There was q
large quantity Of wet goods in it ar
the fellows were ali set for fine, old
time when the diligent cop discover
ed them. They were hurried to the
police station and this morning both
we're fined SIS and costs for dfsorderly
conduct. II was the county Jail for
five days for both OF them, as they
we're entirely out of funds.
8. P. Altman was fined 81 and costs
this morning for drunkenness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
APPLICANTS WANT
TOO MUCH MONEY
Trip to Geneva In Quest of Physical
Director of the y. NJ. c. A.
Vain.

Owing to the fact that a number of
the members of the board Of directors
are out Of town, the regular Y. NJ. c. A.
board meeting will not be held this
evening. Secretary R c. Smediey who
went 10 Geneva with Dr. ". z. Martin
to look over the field of physical di-
rectors is not very optimistic as 20
the outcome OF the visit. He sad,
While We saw a number of good men,
many of them are already employed
and the one or two who might be avail
able are rather high salaried. so thar
do not know whether one Of the Il
will be chosen or not. However, V e
have d number Of applications from
various places and two or three of
the candidates who have applied ~
letter look exceptionally good. We
hope to land a good man when we 10
close a deal. but l cannot say just
when that will be-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
FAIL TO PROSECUTE
I'll ASSAULT CASE
Ed Patton Is Not Satisfied With Dis
missaI-Threatens to Sue for
False Arrest.

Ed Patton, teamster, was arrested
Saturday evening on complaint OF Nj.
Florence Connors, col Third avenue. \
warrant alleging assault and bate =
was sworn out and Patton was had
until yesterday for a hearing in Ius-
tice George p. Nissen's office, but no
one appeared to prosecute, and the
state was obliged to dismiss the case
for lack of witnesses. This is the sec
ond time within three weeks that Pa
ton has had a similar experience aud
he threatens TO hold the justice respOE-
sible. He asserts that he was held
from Saturday until Monday without 4
warrant, and says the person signing
the warrant had no desire TO pro
seCute him as there could not possiD'-
have been any grounds for a chalSc
of assault.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
TKEFTS FOLLOW IN
WAKE OF THE CIRCUS
Several Bold Jobs Done Supposedly
by Hangers on of Barnum &
Bailey Show.

Rock Island was the scene Of sew
eral petty thefts and a bold robbery
or two during the last two days. 1t is
supposed they were committed by the
riff-raff which makes a business of fol
lowing circuses about. Three or four
thefts were reported to the police and
it is probable that there were several
more attempts which were not report
ed by the victims because of the fu.
tility of trying to chase down the
guilty ones. Some time Sunday night
thieves entered the stonecutting shop
of NJ. r. Iglehart, 1914 Second avenJ e
through a rear window. There was
no money in sight, so the thieves car
ried away an umbrella, a small clock,
and other articles. Among the arti-
Giles taken was a check book which
will be of no value to the thieves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
SUICIDE THEORY Is
SECUTED BY FRIENDS
Say Miss May Foley of Davenport
Did Not Jump Of Bridge OF
Her Own Free Will.

Public sentiment in Davenport is
rather averse to what is considered
undue haste in disposing of the body
of May Foley who was supposed to
have committed suicide by jumping
ir the Mississippi river. People in
general feel that the authorities
might at least have held a post NOR
tenn examination. One of Miss F'o-
ley's employers expressed it as her
opinion that Miss Foley did not go
into the river of heRown accord, and
many others of her closer friends feel
the same way about it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
WONDERING WHERE
THEIR PIGEONS ARE
East Moline Pigeon Fanciers Watch
Skies i'm Vain for Four Long
Overdue Carriers.

The East Moline owners OF four
fancy blooded carrier pigeons are won
dering what has become Of their birds
which are considerably overdue in a
flight from New York city to their
homes in East Moline. Five pigeons
were released in New York Just
week ago and they were expected here
within three days at the most, as they
travel from four TO five hundred miles
in a day under normal conditions.
One of the five birds, owned by Felix
Martens. arrived today in a very much
exhausted condition, but there is no
sign OF the other four. II is believed
that they encountered adverse winds
and were blown a considerable dls-
lance out of their way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
81 GOLFERS IN ACTION
Round Today at Detroit to Deter
mine Match Play Starters

Detroit, July 25.-There was con-
siderable excitement this afternoon
when officials announced that Mason
Phelps, Chicago, present western
amateur champion, and Chick" Ev-
ans, Jr., former western open cham
pion. were paired in the first match
round this afternoon for the western
amateur golf championship. Both
men are tournament favorites.
Detroit, July 25.-With prospects
of better weather than yesterday,
better golfing seems assured on the
links of the Detroit Golf club, where
81 golfers will compete in this morn
ing's qualification round of Is holes,
medal play. to determine the 80 who
will start the first match play round
this afternoon for the western ANA
teur championship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25

is a professional society. Il has moth
ing to do with prices. with hours or
with conditions OF work except TO help
its members TO greater efficiency. No
one can be a mem Der OF the guild IN
til he has satisfied the proper exanin-
ing officer or his technical skill and
good character. 4 member Of the guild
is therefore a certified tuner, who has
passed a rigid examination and upon
whom the public can absolutely de
pend as being efficient. honest and re
spOnsible.
The guild has members IN p states,
and is especially strong in the middle
west. MI White expects to examine
a number OF tuners in Davenport, Bur
lington and nearby cities before depart
ing for Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
Personal Points

Earl Bowlby has arrived home from
Fort Worth. Texas
Miss Anna 3. Cook of Everett. Wash
Is the guest Of her cousin. Miss Mad g
line Starr.
Misses Kate and Bessie Mcdonald
have gone to Letcher. ). D. for an ex
tended visit.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Carse and daugb.
ter, Miss Alice have gone to Chicago
for a visit Of two weeks.
George w. Perrin returned last eve
ming from Cedar Rapids where lie
spent a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickman oi
relatives. They made the trip here ~
their automobile.
Mrs. F. 4. Taylor Of 1905 Second
avenue, who suffered a sprained
ankle last week is reported as get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. George Babcock. 1903 TWEEN
tieth street. left Yesterday for an OF
ing at NeqUetonsing Mich. Her fat8cr
and daughter are already there.
Mrs. !. II. Roberts and daughter.
Miss Mary I. Roberts, of HornelI
\. Y, are guests at the r. r. Hud-
son home, lois Twelfth street.
4 J. Beverlin and W b. Roberts %
Fort Madison. Iowa. have returned 70
Rock Island after q business visit %
Baldwin county. Ala
Mrs. James Mcnamara and dausn.
ter. Gladys, left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago. Miss Gladys will so from
there up into Wisconsin for a few
weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark E. Gilman arr4v-
ed home last night after spending
three weeks at Beloit. They viii re
main here during the month Of August
when they will remove to Kankakee
where Mr.. Gilman has accepted a posi-
ton as director OF physical training If
the Y. NJ c. 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
STOP HOBO DRIVE
Buns Coming to This Side of
River Are Turned Back by
Local Police.
GET BETWEEN TWO FIRES
Davenport Cops Warn Them Not 10
Return and Officer Keeps Them
out Of Rock. Island.

Efforts of Davenport cops" 10 chase
squad of undesirable citizens to tbs
side Of the river we're frustrated this
morning when the fact was quietly tip
ped off to Chief Of Police James Briuu
officer c. Meenan was ordered to the
Rock Island end of the bridge and Tue
set on post-haste on the police bike
to beat the buns" to il. He scorcL-
ed up Third avenue and set a new rec
ord for the distance. He was ahead +
the hoboes. When they reached toe
highest point of the viaduct they es-
pied the officer waiting TO prod them
little bit and hasten them back over
the same route that they had just tTav-
pIai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
TO GO TO LINWOOD
ON STEAMER w. w.
GrOcers Charter Big Excursion Boat
in Expectation of Having
Big Crowd.

Believing from the advance sale
of tickets that they are going to have
a big crowd at their picnic at Lin
wood, the grOcers have chartered the
steamer w. w. to take them to the
ground. 1t was felt that the steamer
Columbia might not hold all who
wanted to attend and as some diff
Guilty arose over its charter, the
larger boat was at once secured. A
change in the date of the picnic was
also made. 1t will be held Aug. 10
instead OF Aug. s as was formerly
planned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
Obituary Record
Mrs. JANE GRIFFIN.

Mrs. Jane Griffin. aged &c years, a
resident of Sherrard. died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs Jennie Van Hook,
in that village. at 11:15 Saturday even
ing. She had been belfast for two
years and death was caused by locomo-
tor ataxia. She had lived in Sherrard
but four years, having resided in Gable
for a number of years Her husband
and two daughters survive. The body
was taken 20 Moline yesterday morning
and interment was in Bowles cemetery
in the afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
There Is No Race Suicide in East
Moline According to Census for
the Present Year.

There is no race suicide in East Mo
line The school census for the year
1911 proves that fact quite conclusive
ly In 1910 the little neighbor to the
east Dragged of 405 Inhabitants of
school age; in other words. under the
age Of p. This year the census which
was completed yesterday shows 9O5
under the age of 81 The increase is
nearly 100 rer cent and is considera-
bly, in excess u the increase in popu-
lation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-25
GUILD ORGANIZED
Piano Tuners of Rock Island
and Vicinity Elect A. j.
Bullock Chairman.
CHARTER IN A. G. OF P. T.
Aim of Society Is to Establish High
Standard of Technical Attain
ment and Skill.

A meeting was held last night of the
piano tuners from Rock Island and vi
cinity who have qualified for admission
into the American Guild of Piano Tun-
ers. The meeting was called to order
by William Braid White. general or
ganizer Of the guild. who has been hold
ing the examinations. Dir. White
named the successful tuners and then
proceeded TO issue to them a commits
sion giving them the right to organize
rs the Rock Island County Branch OF
the American Guild OF Piano Tuners.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The meeting chen organized itself
as above. and the following officers
we're chosen:
Chairmau-Arthur J. Bullock
Vice Chairman-Elmer Clyde Eber-
hart
Secretary-Albert / Bruner.
other members of the branch are J.
I CLANCY and X F. Wahlstrom OF Mo
line and c. A Johnson Of Reynolds
The objects q the American Guild
OF Piano Tuners are briefly as follows:
To draw a line between the good and
the bad tuner. 10 establish a high
standard OF technical attainment and
skill 70 educate The public as TO the
necessity for skillful and honest care
OF the piano. % eliminate takers AM
frauds from the profession. to eiimi-
nate dishonest competition. and 10 en-
courage better work. more friendship.
greater sympathy and a larger meas
IRE Of mutual understanding among
tuners throughout the country.
AIN OF EFFICIENCY.
The guild is not a labor union. II