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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-26
Get your fruit for canning from

Get your fruit for canning from
Schwantes Mercantile Co.
Harry Lindsey spent Sunday
with relatives at Chautauuua
Park.
All millinery being closed out
at cost at Mrs. A. F. Lindquist's.
Don't fail to The Fire Wor.
shippers AT the TENT SHOW
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Lindquist,
OF Corona, we're Milbank visitors
Monday.
Country Club Coffee-the right
blend and pleasing to the palate.
Sold by McCollum & Thirsk.
W. E Jennings, of Aberdeen,
was the guest of Sheriff Jennings
the latter part of last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shuchart, southeast of town, a
ten pound boy, on Sunday the
21st.
When you want fencing 90 to
Chard & Gilbertson, agents for
the Paige wire fence. A whole
car load on hand.
Miss Lillian Egrmayer came
down from Twin Brooks Satur-
day for a visit with he: Milbank
friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Scott returned to
Waubay Sunday after spending
a week the guest of Mrs. A. K.
Ora Word.
Mrs. H. NJ. Wiseman returned
Tuesday from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Alphus Hocum,
in Minneapolis.
Carl Lindgren has returned to
his work aJ the McColIum x
Ihlrsk store after a vacation of
several months.
Michael Halisey arrived from
Beloit, Wis, yesterday afternoon
and Will visit at the home of Tom
Sullivan in this city.
Small house and very nice lot
in good location on sewer street,
near ia, at bargain. Price $500.
MARTENS BROS,
MiIbank, 5. d.
Mrs. Dan Copyright and child
ren ere at Simpson Park the
guests of the l. L. Copyright
family the first of the week.
Mrs. w. +. Jones aud Mrs. II.
Harris, who have been spending
some time at Simpson park re
turned to Wilmot Monday.
Mrs. ; Bergman returned
home Monday from a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Weber at Ortonville.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-26

For SALE-125 egg Jewell in
cubator, almost new, also two
heating stoves almost new.
ct G. f. Fox, Milbank
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-26

BARN FOR SALE:-12X22 feet,
with hay loft; cheap if taken at
once. Inquire at this office.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-26

OATS FOR SALE-Fifty cents a
bushel on the farm. Apply to
JAMES MOORE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-07-26

For RENT:-Good store room
in the Chard & Gilber.son hard
ware block Main street. Apply to
CHARD e. GILBERTSON.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
SPREMEMBE PR KRAJEVNIH
DRUSTVIH A. S. B. P. D.
V MESECU JULIJU T. L
Novo ustanovlieno druStvo st. 81
V Witt, III.

Ant. HaUptman, AntOnija
Hauptman, Loid Windbichler, A
lois Sumak, Min. Hauptman, FIR.
ProhaSka. Mary Prohaska. Math.
Kaucic, Karl Sinkovec. AloiS Pr
man, Anton JansaG, Fr. Krivec,
Ant. Fakenberger, Jakob Bre-
giant, John Repolusky, Ant. Ko-
lenc, Alojs VodiSek in Milan Mar
celia. DruStyo Steie 10 clauov in
> Glanice.
Novo pristopli clani in clanice:
X druStv. st. ). Peter TomSiG
in Louis Payer. X druStv. st. 10
John in Adele PEAK. X druSt. II.
FIR. Okoren in Josef Hadalin. X
druSt. st. II Max JerGn. X druSt.
st. - Mary Samadosi. X druSt. st.
16 Josef Zeleznik Ignac KoSir,
John Hribar in John Zamerl. X
druSt. st. II T~erezija William. X
drv;t. st. 20 Josef Zeleznikar,
Frank Bergant in Alois Campo.
Prestopi clani:
Cd Dir. st. , k dr.. st. t John
DeiGman, in * Dir. st. S Jos. Indi-
har. Cd dr.. st. 6 k DIR. st. I John
Pugl. Cd Dir. St. 6 k dr.. x. II An.
Dell Antonio. Marka RciniS, \.
ReiniS. En-. Albcrtini. Ferd. Al
bertini, in l.. Steinbauer. Cd dr..
st. y k Dir. st. s j. Zupan.
Suspendirani clani:
Pri Or. st. , T. Gosh, Peter Gosh
in F. Stumpfl, pri DIR. st. 4: FIR.
Zupancic; pri DIR. st. II Josef FL
del in John Lapajne: pri DIR. st:
16; Peter Skufca.
I%skliuceni clani (ca):
Pri'dr. st. ,: NJ. y. Censor; pri
dr.. st. 3: Leo. Jarela; pri DIR. st.
t Stefan in NJ. Milavc in \. Orsin-
ger; pri dr.. St. I Ant in Ter. Su-
~StarSiG; pr drl st. 9 John in FIR.
iistotnik pri dr.. st. II Jakob Bo-
glo, NJ. InidarSic. in G.. Longo pri
DIR. st. 16 A. RaSpotnik in F. Go
bel.
Umrli clan:
Pr druStvu st. 6. Yale, Kans. :
Frank Spec umrl 16. julia t. |. V
starosti II let. Uzrok smrti: ubit
V ROW..
6. augusta 1912.
John Cerne. 81. tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
daley

Plosknil .je Z rokama. in po-
p%opravivsi ocala ma nosu in sklo-
nivSi Sc k Mi, il je PROPORTIONAL
V hitrici:
- Napravil sem S Pavlom in
Andrejem pogodbo, akO jul zapre-
10, da mOrate vi takoi drugi dan
V mesto. - Govoril je priiazno.
pa $ tresocim glasom. - Ali so
napravili preiskavo tudi V vasi
hisi7
Seveda. Iskali in premetali
so vse. Teh liudi nj sram in nj
majo razuma! - je matt vzklik-
Mia uzaljeno.
Zakaj bi Sc sramovali? -
je rekel Nikolai in skomignil 2
ramama, potem il ie pa razlozil,
zakaj maj gre mesto.
Njegov prijazen govor 10 lie
globoko ganil. Gledala ga .je z u
smevom, in Sc cudila pri.jazni "a
upnosti katero il je vdahnil.
Ako Pasa tako hoGe in &c
vas ne bonn nadlegovala - -.
- . tenn ne razmisljate. Twin
sam sestra me pa redko obisce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13

kom je bill COST plot in V okna
treh lzb so sveze i'll prijazno gle
dale veie Spanskega bezga, aka
Ell, Srebrno listje mladih topol. V
lzbah je bio tho, ciSto, pc tleh
so Sc molce plazile sence. OBJ ste
nah so Sc vlekle police. tesno OBJ
lozene 5 kniigami, portreti stro-
9Th. resnih ljudi.
- Ali VAN bo udobno tn? -
Je vpraSal Nikolai in peljal ma
ter Y nevcliko izbo 4 enim oknom
ma ograjo. Z drugim M dvoriSGe.
: travo obraSceno. In tudi V tel
izbi so bile vSe Stene zadclane 2
omarami in policami knjig.
- Raie hi bila Y kuhinji! - ie
dejala matt. Kuhinia ie svet-
Ia. Gista
Zdelo Sc il ic. kakor da hi Sc bill
pr~cStraiil. 10 pa il ic ncrodno
in Y yidni zadregi odgovarial in
Sc jc ora udala - Sc ic nacnkrat
r@azvcsclil.
V vSch treh sobah ie bill cudcn
zrak - lahko in priietno ic bio
dihati, a glaS ie 6lovck nchote po-
tiSil. da ne hi zmotil liudi. XII so
nepremicno zrli $ stem. V niiho-
VEN thu razmiSlievaniu.
- Cvetlice .ie treba zaliti, -
ic deiala matt potipavSi prst V
.lon6kih.
- Da. da!- ie deial gospodar
zavedaioG Sc svoic krivde. - We
ste. rad imam cvetlicc. a nj kedai
ukvariati Sc Z mimi
Opazovala ga ie in Sc prerri-
Gala. da Stopa Nikolai tudi y Svo-
lem udobncm stanovaniu orrez-
no in potiho, tut vsemu. kar GA
obdaia. Svoi obraz ic prihlizal
predmctu. Xxi GA .ic glcdal in no
pravIiaie ocala : tcnkimi prsti
deSnice ie po~mczikoval in bilo
ie, kakor da hi Sc 5 THIN vpra-
Nanjem obratal do prcdmcta. XII
"a ie zanimal. CASH ie vel kako
styar statucto ali kai druzega
v roke in j. >krbno tipaval T. o.
tml. Bio io. kakor ia hi bill 2
materjo prvikrat Stopil Y izbo in
da ma ie. kakor nicj vSc tuic in
ncznano. Matt Sc ic V tch izbah
kmalu udomacila. Sprcmliala ie
Nikolaia, zapomnila 81. kie >toii
l1J. i%zpraicyala ca o nicgovem
redu; odg. varial .ic kakor Glovck.
XII We. da della yse narobe. pa ne
more drugaje.
(Dalie prih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
MILWAUKEE,. WIS. IN OKO.
LICA.

Nsem svojim priiateliem in
znancem n|azuanjam. da sem So
preselil IL 1870 St. Paul Ave. ma
lis Muskega Ave. v velik in le-
pc urejen saloon. k.ier Sc vcdno
dobi sveIe pivo, izborno zganic.
stare IN pristine vino ter miiSke
smodke.
NSi moji znanci z mesta, kakor
tudi IL Racine. KenoShe in drucih
bIJiznih NEST, mai vzamcio
transfer" ma Clybourn Ave. do
18Th st. in mai vpraSajo "a syo.
jega starega pri.iatelia
FRANK HRzIC-A.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
AVStr. SIOVenSkO
10. ja~nuvarja 1892.
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans
Us~tanovljeno

oSutLs TTOHteHdC, hdHSs
GLAVNI ~URADNIKI
P~redsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, kans.
Podpreds: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 245, Mulberry, Hans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 80, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SYATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERzEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box AZ.
Sprejemna pristojbna cd 16. do 40. leta znaSa samo eden
Dollar. VS.; dopisi Sc maj bagovoijo pOsijati, 81. tajniku.
Use denarne poSijatve pa 81. b~agajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13

- Torel le domenjenO - vi Sc
preselite V mesto k menil
Molee lie prikimala Z glavo.
kdail Pridite kmalu! -
ie prosil in mehko dostavil: -
Skrbi me IA vas!
Zacudeno ga je pogledala -
kaj mu .ie do nje2 Skloniysi gla-
vo Sc .ie V zadregi smehljal.
- Ali innate denar? - .ie vpra-
Sal in poveSil oGi.
- Ne!
Urno je izvlekel moSniiGek IL
zepa, ga odprl in il "a pomolil :;
Tukaj, prosim, 81 vzemite...
Matt Sc je nehote zasme.jala in
majaje I glavo je pripomnila:
Use pc nOvem! Cello denar
nina wee Gene! Ljudie "a denar
vse store, svojo duSo prodado ...
a IA vas ie kup papirja in
bakra -. kakor da Jill lie IL usmi-
ljenja do ljudi nosite pri sebi
Nikolai Sc .je tho zasmejal.
StraSno ncudobna in nepri-
jetna styar .ie denar! N~eprijetno
ga je spreiemati in daiati...
Priiel jo .je "a roko in krepko
stisnil in prosil Sc enkrat:
- Torej pray kmalu, kaj nee
kakor zmerom ie tho odSel.
SpremivSi ga, 81 .ie mislila:
- Tako dober cloyek - pa nj
pomiloval.. -.
Sama nj videla - ali Sc cudi
temu, ali il je lie nepri.ietno .
Cetrti dan po njegovem obisku
Sc ie napotila k MENU. In ko ic
bill voz Z dvema kovtcgoma ze IL
predmcstja ma poliu. Sc .ie okre-
Mia in zaGutila. da IN zmerom "a
puSta kraj najtemnejScga in mai
teIiega >voiega ziyljenja, kjer je
zatelo drugo - pisano, dni poli-
rajote ziyljenie, polno novega
goria in radosti.
kakCr ogromeu, temnordec
paik Sc ie razpro>tirala ma crni.
saiasti zemlji tovarua. molcc Vi
Soko k ncbu svoie dmnike. X
nje.i so Sc StiSkali emouadstropni
dclavski domoyi. Sivi in potlace-
nj so Sc gnctli krai mocvirja in
tozno gledali drug ma drugega y
drobnimi, kalnimi otmi. Mad nil
mi st ie vzdigovala cerkev. tudi
temnordeca. in ME zvonik ie bill
manjSi kot fahriSki dimnik.
Matt .ie vzdihnila. popravila
ovratnik svojega jopi5a. XII il ie
dayil grlo; bridko il ie bio okoli
Srca. ali ia bridkoSt ie bila suha
kakor prah razbclieuega dine.
- Stopaj, - ic zamrmral yoz-
mix in mahal Z vajeti po koniu.
kriyonog cloyek n|edolocnih let.
I redkimi, obledelimi la>mi ma
CLAW in pc obrazu. I brezbarvni-
mi ocmi. Iibaje Sc I enc ma drugo
Stran je stopal poleg yoza in ocit-
no je bilo. da mu je vsecno, kan
- ma levo ali ma deSno.
- Stopaj - ie govoril Z brez-
barvnim glasom in SmeSno preme-
laval svoie krivc noge V tezkih
tevljih 5 prjsuSenim blatom. Matt
Sc je ozrla naokolo. Ma poliu ie
bilo prazno kakor Y duSi
konj je zalostno stresal glavo.
upiral krepko svoie nogc Y globo-
XII. Cd Solnca razbeljen peSck. XII
jc tho Sumel. Slaho namazan RAJ
biti o je ikripal in vSi ii glaso-
Vi ; prahom vred SO Sc izgubl.iali
Y ozadiu
Nikolai IvanoviG je zivcl krai
mesta, V puSti ulici. V maihncm
zelenem prizidku k dvonadstrop
nj, start. temni hist. Pred prizid-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13

N' hV'lNOC hubOAl - uClO 81
Re najde! - .ie dejal Nikolaj.
Zanjo ie bila $ poimom della
nerazdruzno spojena predstava
O delovaniu sina in Andre.ia 5
tovariSi. Priblizala Sc ie Nikola-
ju, pogledala mu V oci in vpra-
Sala:
Ali Sc najde?
- Mole gospodinjstvo je maj
hno, SamSko 80.
o TEN he Govorim. ma go
SpodinjStvo ne mislim. - ie tho
deiala ona. - Ma d~ruzabno delo
mislim ...
! Otozno jc vzdilnila - uzalje-
ma je bila, da je nj razumel. On
ie vstal in deial zamislieno:
Tudi druzabno delo najdete.
te Sc VAN zahoce.
V njej sc je urno poiavila pre-
prosta in iaSna misel - enkrat je
re pomagala Pavlu. morda Sc il
posreti tudi vdrugic? CHM vec
lludi Sc lott niegovega della, tenn
jaSnei>a DO njegova resnica. O.
gIeduje dobri Nikolajev obraz. ie
cakala cd MEGA sozalinih bcsed
o Pavlu, o Andreiu in o sebi. a
Nikolaj Sc je zamisljeno prijel "a
hrado in deial:
Axe hi mogli pri obisku I'VE
deti cd Payla nasloye kmetov. Xxi
so prosili "a casopis. -.
- Poznam Jill! - je veselo W
kliknila matt. - Ven. kie so in
kdo so. Date mi casopise. pa Jim
Jill nesem. Maiden Jill in vse ma
pravim. kar mi narcotic Kdo
bi Il mislil, da nesem prepoyeda-
ne knjige? Tudi Y tovarno sem
Jill noSila - hvala Bogu. in ne
EN- sam funt.
Zahotelo sc il .ie, ia hi potova-
la po cesti. mimo gozdov in vasi.
torbo ma hrbtu, ; palico Y roki.
- Dcdelite me prijatelj, k te-
mu poSlu. prosim vas! - je de
Jaia. NSepovsod pojdem Pc vseh
guberniiah, VISA pota staknem. ne
boJte Sc. Pozimi in poletu BON
hodila 80. do groba. Potnica res
NICE ali je to fla usoda "a me E?
Potovanje - lepo zivljenie. liu-
die hOdijo pc svetu, nicesar nj
majo, nicesar ne potrebujejo, nj
kogar ne zalijo in tho, neopaze.
no opravljajo svoje delo 80. tako
pojdem tudi JAZZ. tako dojdem
PaSo, Andreja in druge .
Tezko il je bilo, ko .ie videla
>amo sebe kot potnico brez donna.
proseto vbOgaime pod okni klne-
tkih izb.
Nikolaj jo je oprezno prijel "a
roko IN 10 pobozal 5 svojimi to-
plimi prsi. Potem .ie pogledal ma
uro in deial:
- TEN sc pogovoriva pozne-
Je treba je vso stvar do do
bra premisliti -.
- Moi dragi! - je vzkliknila
matt - o cemu bi premisliala?
Otroci, nasa n~ajboljSa kri, mai
%zlahtnejSi kosi naSega srca. zrt-
vulejo svobodo in zivljenje in
radi umirajo -. kai maj Sc obo-
tavljam JAZZ, matiP
Nikolajevo oblicje ie preble-
delo.
Veste, prvic slisim take be-
sede -.
kaj MAJ VAN povem? - je
deJala ona, otOzno zmajala 2 ela-
vo In S slabotno kretnio odtegni-
la roko. - &c bi nasla besede. da
bl govorila o svoiem materinskem
srcu .
Matt je v~stala, gnana cd cudne
sile, Xxi je rasla V njenih prsih in
Je opajala Z upornimi besedami.
Iaplakali hi mnogi. 49,. cello
zlobni. brezvestni ljudje -.
Tudi Nikolaj :ie vstal in zopet
pogledal ma uro.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
REJOICES over
POOOLE'S RETURN
Miss Vera Mold in State of Rap
turous Ecstasy When She
Finds Dog in Jail.
FUNNY CAUSE FOR JOY
Canine Had Been Stolen and Was
Gone All of Four Days Without
Word to Mistress.

Great was the rejoicing of Miss
Vera Mold, 41612 West Third street,
Davenport, when she found her pet
poodle ensconced behind the bars of
one of the cells at the Rock Island
police station. Rather funny cir
cumstances to warrant extreme rap
lures of bliss, but when one consid-
ers that the young woman had given
up her pet as goner, and then found
him in jail, one no longer wonders
at her joyousness, especially since
the pup is innocent of all crime and
is suffering incarceration merely be-
cause it allowed itself TO be carried
away by an INSCRIPTIONS man. The
officers who were present when Miss
Mold sighted her silky coated canine
say that the dog came as close to ex-
pressing his sentiments as any dog
ever did. He was just as happy to
see Miss Mold as she was to see him.
When informed that her poodle
would have TO stay behind the bars
till its kidnaper be punished, Miss
Mold was solicitous regarding the
dogs comfort She was informed
that the dog would be treated as well
as any other guest and his bed would
be as good.
MAN HELD IN CASE.
In connection with the case, Louis
Dorrance, a Davenport barber, is un,
der $500 bonds pending a hearing Of
| his case on a charge of receiving
stolen property. He was arrested
while attempting to dispose of Miss
Nold's dog. He duplicates another
in the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
CITY SCALES ARE
NEEDEDATMARKET
Citizen Thinks Square Is Logi-
cal Place for a Public
Waiting Room.
TIME FOR CHANGE RIPE
Place IL Needed in Heart of City for
Station for Interurbans and
Street Cars.

The fact that the city commission
is considering improvement Of the
building occupying the center Of Mar
ket square has caused no little favor
able comment. The plan is undoubted-
ly worthy OF consideration and action.
Why, however. stop with the mere i'm
provement Of the building and the
turning OF 1t into a waiting room? Why
not obviate the city weighmaster's Of
fee and his scales and erect a build
ing that will be in harmony with the
location and the size and dignity Of
Rock Island? A citizen comes for
ward with the following suggestion.
NEED SCALES AT RINK.
With the roller rink selected as the
site for the new city market, it seems
10 me advisable that the city weigh.
master should be located nearer 10
that point than It would be in the cen
ter OF Market square. The scales will
be used daily If the city market is a
success and It seems that there is lit.
tie reason TO fear that II will not prove
satisfactory. A good place for the
scales would be in fat iron square
which is adjacent 10 the rink and cor.
respondingly better for the farmers.
Such a removal would take away
from the center OF the city, the pres
ence OF the farm wagons with
the litter which they leave behind
after each days visit Rock Island Is
too large a city TO continue under such
a small town plan.
Besides there is a crying need fol
something al Market square other thar
a scale house. II is the logical location
for a public waiting and rest room. Ii
the heart OF the city with every street
car passing IL. where could better
place be found? The need of such &
place Is not questioned.
INTERURBAN STATION.
ut could be made a terminal sta
ton for interurbans. When the Rocl
Island Southern comes into the city
which It ought TO do in the near future
station will be needed ant
where could be found better location
Right now, when the plan of re
modelling and improving is before III
commission. Is the time for decision
Either make the center of the city rura
or metropolitan. The expense will b
about the same in either case"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16

banking business at this bank. Cour-
tesy and a helping hand are extended
to all. Now is the time to open an
account.
Simmons & White, new and second
hand stores. two big stores. The
largest in the state. Their great
slaughter sale will commence in a
heard of prices. Everything goes.
Is11-1519 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
City Chat

Use Weckel's Best flour.
Use Weckels Best -four.
Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
Vacuum cleaning; call west "A.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Humane society; call west 133S-K.
For express. call Spencer & Trefz.
Weckels Best -four. None better
Weckels Best -four None better
Try sack of Weckers Best -four
None better.
Try a sack OF weckel's Best -four.
None better.
Kerler Rug company. for vacuum
cleaning and rug-making.
II. F. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work; 1526-152s Fourth ave
nue..
Lawn mowers sharpened and re-
paired at Fiebig's, 1919 Third ave-
nue..
Our B. B. serge at $50 is the best
value ever offered. J. b. thinner
Sons.
SIX per cent farm mortgages. Lit.
ten & Roberts. Peoples National
bank building.
Milan artesian water. approved by
city and state. delivered daily
Phone West 1870.
c. A. speidel's drug store, the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
LOCAL DENTISTS TO
SEEK STATE Meeting

Rock Island dentists who are at
tending the annual state convention of
dentists at Springfield, Ill, will en-
deavor to land the 1913 convention
for the city of Rock Island and all of
their energies will be devoted to that
measure when the proposition comes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16

before the convention for a vote. Drs.
R. n. Pearce. c. l. Silvis and II. G.
Trent are at the convention and they
will be the boosters for the Island City.
The matter comes to vote tomorrow
the closing day of the convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16

Many Of these dainty gar
ments have been admired
since they first arrived. Beau
tiful hand embroidered dutch
neck, with the new set-in
short sleeves. Others of
this lot are embroidery and
lace trimmed, three quarter
sleeves and lace collars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
Cases Continued.

The cases against Ed Patton and
Florence Corners in which they are
charged with criminal relations, have
been continued to Monday morning be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16

All silk plain, and fancy. and stripes.
plain light Taffetas. poplin, and rem
nants of foulards. In our silk depart
ment First Floor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-03-01
POMONA GRANGE TO HOLD
FAIR In GRANTS PASS
(From Sundays Daily.)

AT the meeting OF the Josephine
County Pomona grange at Merlin to-
day the executive committee decid-
ed to arrange for county grange
fair, to be held in Grants Pass, prob
ably just before the state fair. A
meeting Of this committee will be
held In the Commercial club rooms
OF this city at IL o'clock Saturday,
March 23, at which time the grange
people would iike the teachers, the
Commercial club and the Woman's
Auxiliary to have committees to meet
and confer with them regarding the
fair.
This decision Is the outcome of ef-
forts being made by County Superin-
tendent Savage, assisted the past
three days by Field Manager Calvin
c. Thomson of the children's fair
movement of the state, to have a
children's fair in Josephine county,
at which the pupils of the schools
may exhibit the products Of their ef-
forts along agricultural and indus
trial lines before taking these exhibits
to the state fair the first week In
September.
Officers of the Commercial club
have expressed desire that they be
assured of the cooperation of the
schools and the people of the county,
and that the work be not thrown up
or a few business men. The schools
are now In line and the grange will
shoulder the big end of the work.
So all that is left is for the CONNER
cial club and business interests, as
we'll as the women, Of Grants Pass to
help the grange boost for the county
fair. Local grange fairs have been
held heretofore in the smaller towns
of the county, but the members and
officials of the grange are very
friendly to Grants Pass, and believe
that a centralized fair would ac-
compish better results than the
small local fairs.
The Pomona grange is the parent
organization, composed of all oranges
IL the county. There were in attend
ance on the meeting at Merlin today
100 persons, representing members
from Jump-Off-Joe, Hugo, Grave
Creek, Merlin, Murphy, Williams,
Fruitdale, Illinois Valley and from
other localities in the county.
Other matters of Importance also
occupied the members.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-03-01
SALEM MEN HERE In
CONFERENCE RATE FIGHT

Max o. Buren,. formerly president
of the Salem board of trade. and three
other business men of the capital
city, were in the city Tuesday to con-
fer with merchants here and to ask
their cooperation in the aght which
the Willamette valley towns are put
ting up before the Interstate Com
merce Commission relating to the
Oregon and California long and short
haul rate; also for terminal rate at
Salem,
The merchants OF Willamette val
ley sent A. M. Cousins, prominent
attorney. to Washington some time
ago to appear for them before the
commission and argue the case. upon
which occasion tentative decision
was rendered by the commission,
which, however, gave the railroad an
opportunity to again appear before
the commission, March 4, 1912.
The Salem gentlemen were here to
get assistance from the Grants Pass
merchants to pay the expense of send
ing Attorney Cousins back to Wash
ington to make further argument In
the case at the time specified.
At the request of l.. B. Hall, H. l..
rruax, II. G. Bobzien, G. II. Demaray
andL, r. Steelhammer, President Sa-
bin called meeting of the CONNER
cial club for o clock Tuesday.
The visitors took up the subject, go
ing into detail regarding the whole
matter.