Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-10
MOLINE

Seek Dead Mans Relatives.-A COM
mUnication has been received by Chief
of Police Oscar NJ. Bisant from B. F.
Grant, chief of police of Salt Lake
/ City, Utah. which contains the infor-
nation that no such address as Mat
fit street" which was found in the eff
fects of Ed Kingberry, following his
/ death here last week. could be located
/ in that city. Chief Grant further stat
/ ed that there was no "Maffit" street in
/ Salt Lake City, and that the address
was probably a misnomer. Still dark
er is the mystery which surrounds the
disappearance of a roll of money said
to have been in Kingberry's personal
effects at the time of his death. a
thorough search has failed to reveal
the missing money, and banks of the
tri-cities have given the assurance that
Kingberry had not placed the money
on deposit. The address, which was
thought to be the residence of King
berry's parents. is now thought TO be
long to some other city. The body OF
Kingberry still lies al the morgue OF
Danielson & Frrgie, awaiting word
from relatives.
Bull Moose Complete Ticket.-A. L
Douglas of Moline was nominated al
progressive candidate for supervisor
at a called meeting of the members o.
the progressive party of Moline, helC
at the Williams-McLean garage, 81;
Thirteenth street. Other candidates
fer township Offices were nominated
Considerable interest is now evidenc
ed by the fact that four parties vii
now present complete tickets at thu
spring election, and the the meeting
last week was most enthusiastic. A
E. Danielson was appointed Chairman
of the central committee. with A G
Abrahamson as chairman and DR.. Free
GraflUnd as secretary. The following
were nominated for township officers
Supervisor, A. L. Douglas; assistan
supervisor for two years William
StoeltinE, A. l.. Peterson, Fred Graf
llund. and Charles Tamber; justices o
the peace. Fred c. Entriken, William
Carstens. and T. NJ WheeloCk; cor
stable L. w Larson. Owing to
number of vacancies on the ticket. tn
central committee was called upon L
fill the vacancies. Two more cand
dates are needed for justices of tn
peace, four more for that OF constable
and for the Office of assistant super
visor
Motorman Charges Assaut.-Clain
ing TO have been the victim Of an as
sault which occurred on a Fourth ave
nue. street car, G. Hutchinson, a me
torman Of the Tri-City Railway con
pany, caused the arrest Of Dave SimI
son.
New Eagle Lodge Officers. - w. I
Tage Of East Moline was named a
worthy president of the new aerie {
Eagles recently instituted in East NJ
line, and other officers were elected a
the first annual meeting of the ne
lodge held Saturday night Prepari
lions Tor big initiation of new men
bers TO be held at the Eagles hall i
Moline on March IS were perfected
and cars bearing the East Moline del
CATION will leave Ninth street thu
city. on the night of the meeting. OF
GERS elected AT the meeting were a
follows: Worthy president. W. I. Tage
worthy vice president. George Beck
chaplain, Howard Einfeldt: secretar
c, N. Smith; treasurer. Grover Fe
man: examining physician, DR.. Do
Taylor; trustees, Hugo Weston, H.
KOpleman. and Samuel Durbin A
S paraphernalia which will be used 1
5 the big initiation ceremonies to /
= held in Moline on March 1S have a
,. rived. The meeting was largely a
- tended, and following the session a S