Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-10

IN beLIeQOOTI, was buuCh Dg q AhONOA-
cycle while alighting from a Betten-
dorf car at Federal and East River |
streets, about $50 O'Clock yesterday |
morning. He was quite badly bruised |
about the shoulders and legs from the |
knee down to the ankle, but his in 1
juries are not considered serious. The |
man was taken into the office of the
Rock Island Fuel company and DR..
P. H. Schroeder was called to attend
him. He was taken to his home in Bet
tendorf in the car. He was on his way
to work at the plant of the Gordon-Van
Tine company when the accident oc-
CURED.
Three Receive Sentences Three
more were sentenced TO the federal pris-
on at Saltwater, Mimi, yesterday
afternoon by Federal Judge McPher-
son. All plead guilty. Michael T.
Dwyer, charged with using the mails
TO defraud, was given two years in the
Saltwater prison and Patrick Murphy,
who stole from railroad cars in inter
state shipment, received a like SEN
tence. Jacob Light of Davenport, for
merly employed by the Davenport Ice
company, was sentenced to one year
and one day for sending obscene mat
ter through the mails.
In District Court.-The will of Rich
ard Steinecke was admitted to pro-
bate by Judge Barket in district court
| yesterday. Ella G. Steinecke was ap-
pointed by the court executrix of the
! will
| A verdict in favor of the plaintiffs
4 for $36565 was returned by a jury in
Judge Donegan's court in the case of
w. Z. Scannell and w. ]. Hickey
against Jonas Hagey. D. V. Jackson
was attorney for the plaintiffs. a. w.
/ Hamann represented the defendant
The suit of Henry Moeller against
Mike Brandt to recover 500 and a
lot, alleged to have been promised the
plaintiff by the defendant when the
former attained his majority, was be.
gun before a jury in Judge Donegan' S
court yesterday morning. Attorneys
VIM. Hoersch and Louis Roddewig are
defending the acse. Ruymann & Ruy.
mann are attorneys for the plaintiff
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Souvenirs at Ad club.-Although the
baskets have been ordered for holding
the souvenirs to be given away during
the State Ad club convention, it is now
feared that they will not be large
enough to hold the souvenirs and sam
pies of products which are to be dis
tributed in them. The following firms
have been added to the list of those
announced yesterday, who will give
souvenirs for the convention: Halli
gan Candy company, Lee Broom anC
Duster company, Bureau OF Engraving
, Register Life Insurance company
Mueller Lumber company, Commercial
club and Greater Davenport commit
tee, Purity Oats company.
o.
5 Pledge $3.50 to Chinese Sehool.-Th,
Woman's Foreign Missionary societ.
of St Johns church at its regula
monthly business meeting Wednesda.
with Mrs. Frank Cole at the parsonage
voted to give $3.50 to the support of
school at Cheu Tu, western China.
O.
Suit for Guardianship.-Suit for tht
appointment of a temporary guardian
for the defendant was filed yesterda,
by Peter N. Claussen against Len
Claussen. According to the petition
2 filed by Attorneys Ruymann and Ruy
!; mann for the plaintiff. the latter a
leges that the defendant brought sui
+ for divorce against her deceased hus
= band. Hans ]. Claussen, although a
i, the time Of filing said suit she kneV
that said Hans ]. Claussen was dead.
Return From Trip.-Dr. and Mrs.
]. Walsh returned home Wednesda
!, evening from their European triI
/ While in Europe DR.. Walsh visite
leading hospitals and sanitariums {
' great specialists. Among the Eurt
G pean physicians he considers that th
English lead in the treatment of ston
d ach and liver troubles, the Germa
. physicians are best in kidney trouble
e and the Swiss are greatest in nery
troubles. DIR. Walsh reports that a
4 foreign countries seem greatly inte
ested over our tariff and other isuse
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II Obituary Reeord.-Mrs. Anna B
land, wife Of John Boland, a form'
we'll known Davenporter. passed ava
recently at the home of her sister, Mr.
Dora Barger of Ackley, Ia, after a
illness Of several weeks duration. D
ceased was born in 1867 in Illinoi
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when two years old. She was Earrit
70 J. s. Boland. Aug. 19, 1899. She
survived by her husband and five son
Also three sisters. Mrs. F. ]. Krui
OF Miller, Ia; Mrs. c. w. Strassbul
OF Esteline. S. D.; Mrs. Dora Barg
OF Ackley. Ia, and one brother, He
man Richtmeir Of Albion, Iowa. tt
funeral was held at Ackley with into