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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
erection of s25o.OOo residence of

erection of s250.OO0 residence oil
Otto Huber and work is begun.
Remaining indictments against
o. l.. Bruner nolle pressed by
States Attorney Thompson
16. Fred G.. Myers, of Moline, aged
%, dies as result of injuries re-
ceived when motorcycle on which
he was riding in Rock Island was
struck by automobile driven by
Floyd Wenks, latter being later
exonerated.
Albert Won Ach, %, shoots self while
respondent over love affair, sui
eide taking place in woods near
WATERFOWL.
IS. Mrs. T. Fl. Davis reelected presi-
dent of the Rock Island Woman's
club
10. Cornerstone laid for Evangelical
Zion Lutheran church in Buffalo
Prairie township.
20. In another partial report grand
jury returns true bills against L.
VI. Magill.
21. Moline at city election votes
s34,500 bond issue to modernize
fire department.
%. George II. Richmond reelected
chairman of county board.
Iowa Coliseum company formed to
erect $4,000 coliseum in Daven-
port.
%. Mrs. Josephine Anderson of Rey-
nolds, aged 43, commits suicide by
hanging at Watertown hospital,
where she was patient
Three-Eye league season opens.
rs. Charles Robinson, colored, killed
in knife battle with Bernard
Wood in Davenport.
~. Rock Island commission passes
new saloon ordinance increasing
license from $500 to $500.
New No. fire station opened with
Charles Mellow captain.
Cash prizes offered by Rock Island !
Woman's club for city beautiful !
contest.
-. Body of unknown man found in |
Hennepin canal near Milan.
20. Charles A. Brandenburg succeeds |
r. E. Little as postmaster at Mil |
an.
Rock Island Visiting Nurse associ-
alton votes to esta blish child well
fare association, later establish
ing one at West End settlement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
FEBRUARY

1. Co to church Sunday observed in
Rock Island. usual attendance be
ing doubled.
>. Three cases of smallpox reported
in Rock Island. first of more than
a score during the winter and
early spring.
Weather bureau makes public data
showing January warmest since
1850. averaging 300 degrees.
4 Rock Island County Farmers In
stitute opens two-days' meeting
at Milan. Port Byron voted 1915
meeting and s. L. Woodburn elect
er president.
Local option petition for election
April l bearing 1853 names filed
with Rock Island town clerk.
Five-year-old daughter of Adolph
Spreet fatally burned in home in
South Moline
.. Hans A Stoltelberg. aged 50. des-
pendent. kills self by shooting al
home in Rock Island.
6 John PoIzin. Rock Islands oldes;
baker. retires from business.
Most severe storm of winter strikes
Rock Island with high wind and
near zero temperature.
7. Tri-City Artificial Ice company.
capital 100000. formed and later
opens business in Moline.
s. Stephen Archer dies while sleep
ing in cell at police station. Cor
oner decides death from natural
causes.
Q. Moline city commission closes .
contract for S15O.OOO mausoleum
at Riverside cemaAery.
o. Rock Island Business Mems asso-
citation begins series of inspection
trips which are continued till they
covered all the leading local i'll
dustrial plants.
Coal Valley Mining company takes
options on 800 acres of land be
tween Sunny Hill and county
poor farm and begins prospecting
with view of opening new coal
field
Henry Volimer elected to congress
in Second Iowa district. succeed
ing l. s. Pepper. deceased.
. Peter Edwall fatally injured when
struck by train at Forty-third
street crossing in Rock Island.
Coal Valley farmers open second
annual mid-winter live stock and !
poultry fair.
. Twenty informations charging
maintenance of house of i'll fame
filed By States Attorney Thomp-
son against Billy Rice, VINO fees I
city to escape arrest. Climax of
anti-vice agitation in city.
Rural Progressive club
holds farm institute.
inco'n's birthday celebrated by
Rock Island club with banquet
Moline city commission approves
new IO-year-lighting contract with
Peoples Power company, giving
city more illumination. II
II. II. Robb appointed Rock Island
county humane officer. succeed
ing Writ Taylor. resigned.
Hipolitis Boone. aged 25. chokes
20 death while at breakfast in
East Moline restaurant Is
Degree staff OF Thor lodge OF Vik-
ings, Moline. captures trophies
for floor and degree work at ma
tional convention at Chicago.
Island City ball park collected as
site for fire station No. .
January grand jury in third par
tial report returns one true bill
and four ignored cases.
TRICKY Federation OF Labor de-
cides 10 open cooperative stores
"a three cities. later doing so in
Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
MAY

1. Old Cobb homestead on Fifteenth
street purchased by Rock Island
Elks as site for future home.
Rock Island high school sixth in
Big Eight oratorical contest at
Galesburg, Davenport winning.
Farewell banquet at Moline Y. NJ. C.
A for Rev. ]. A. Hurley, retiring
pastor of Moline First Baptist
church. who resigned to accept
pastorate at Atlantic. Iowa.
,. Rev. James Edgar Wilson of Fon
du Lac. Wis, accepts call 20 past
crate of Broadway Presbyterian
church, beginning work first Sun
day in June.
January grand jury makes final re-
port to Judge r. w. Olmsted after
setting record for length of ses-
sion and after returning numerous
true bills against Sheriff Bruner,
former States Attorney Magill
and DR.. George F. Johnson, form
er mayor of East Moline, charg
ing a variety of official miscon-
duct.
Rock Island high school team wins
big Eight track and field champ
ionship in Galesburg meet, best
ing Davenport by two-thirds of a
point.
f. +. d. Fisher of Sears named as
foreman of the May grand jury.
6. Forty-seven aliens given final cit 1
izenship papers in circuit court. |
Illinois Modern Woodmen hold
stormy camp at Empire theatre, /
administration faction. under |
leadership of o. E. Aleshire, fin
ally boiling to X. of c. hall. Both /
factions select state officers and
delegates to head camp.
Illinois Mothers congress and Par
ent-Teachers' association opens
three-days' session in Moline.
= Illinois Humane. society holds
fifth annual meeting in Rock Is
land
Eighteen indictments reported by
May grand jury which completes
work after request to adjourn till
June l was refused by Judge Ohm
sted.
T.. Joseph Smetana, SO, Edward
Smagge, IS, Benjamin Smagge, II.
and Henry Powles, 80, drowned at
line, when motor boat is swamp
ed. Bodies all recovered in half
an hour.
Davenport wins tri-city high school
track and field meet held at EX-
position park.
n-City Newspaper baseball lea
que organized.
Violent windstorms does heavy
damage in city and vicinity.
Z. c. Fisher, Dundee, ILL.,, an
nounced as successor to H B.
Hayden as superintendent of Rock
Island city schools. He takes up
work here July /.
Mrs. Betty Miller, As, commits sui
eide by drinking carbolic acid at
her home in Moline Despondent
and partially insane because of
deaths of father and three other
relatives in a few months.
-ail delivery in which 3S prisoners
were implicated frustrated by dis ,
covery of plot.
Moline board of local improve
ments lets contracts for east end
sewer and watermains, former to
Dunnigan & Masters of Shenan-
dah, Iowa, for s121.119.10, and
latter to F. c. Brooks, Jackson
Mich. for S2.630.7O.
ock Island commission enters into
new lighting contract with Peo-
pies Power company. arranging
for $50 street lights, giving one on
almost every corner. at cost not
exceeding illumination under old :
contract.
James r. Wilson. Moline tailor. =
fatally burned in shop through ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

ton endorses DR. Hada Burkhart
for reelection as supreme record
err
10. School directors of county have
first general meeting. being ad-
dressed by Francis G.. Blair, state
superintendent.
c. A. windle. Chicago and George
w. Wood, Moline, debate local op-
ton question in latter city.
Rock Island Bank Clerks Social
club has first annual banquet at
Rock Island house.
VIII Carse, Rock Island. elected
president State Bottlers' associa-
ton at Chicago.
20. Three blind pig owners fined in
Moline on charges preferred by
Police Chief Bisant after local op
ton speakers had declared many
places of that character were in
operation.
Moline republicans make new de-
parture by naming Mrs. Alice
Child Walker and Mrs. Mary Og-
den candidates for county board.
both being elected at township
election later and being first wo-
men members of that body.
Moline awarded 1915 state meeting
OF Independent Order of Svithiods.
%. Joseph J. Lerch, &c. dies as result
OF injuries sustained in fall from
scaffold in December.
%. In another partial report grand
jury indicts three East Moline
saloon keepers on charge of per
jury.
"a. Henry Osborne, %, dies in Dav-
export hospital as result of cleo
trical shock sustained at Gil
christ while in employ of Rock Is !
land Southern.
Sam Fryer. Pock Island second /
hand dealer, convicted of receiv-
ing stolen property after long and |
hard fought trial evidence being |
furnished by Silas Bender. con- !
fessed thief. who is later senten-
ced to penitentiary.
Lee \. Fawcett files suit for $4,000
against Mayor II. NJ. Schriver and
other city officials as result of city
hall riot of 1912.
IS. Stephen Osborn, said to have been
first male white child born in
Knox county, dies in Moline, aged
SIS.
z. Grand jury again makes partial
report on true bills involving
Bruner and Magill.
o. River packet season opened by
steamer Keokuk of White Collar
line. making first trip to Burlin &
ton.
Good roads day and road drag con-
test under auspices of Rock Island
County Highway Improvement as
sociation brings large crowd to
Rock Island.
/. Fire does $4,000 damage in Ne
gus flats on Second avenue.
Rock Island Rotary club organized
with 30 members and B. D. Con-
nelly first president.
Total registration for spring cleo
ton in Rock Island 14,0S3. 5.763
being women, and in Moline 12,-
765, 5,104 being women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

vene in Rock Island for third tri
ennial supreme camp. sessions be
ing held at Empire theatre.
Tri-City Ministerial alliance votes to
invite Rev. Billy Sunday to hold
evangelistic meetings in three cit
les Invitation is formally extend
ed to him and accepted six months
Iarer.
10. Malcolm Magrusson, formerly OF
Moline who disappeared in 1907
leaving estate of 81 500. declared
legally dead in probate court and
letters testamentary issued to
Chief of Police o. NJ Bisant Of
Moline.
First church of Christ Scientist,
buys Cyrus Dart homestead on
Twenty-second street for $14,500
as site for new church.
Adoption of class of $50 at rink fea-
ture of supreme camp of r. n. A.
w c. Van Dervoort elected presi-
dent of Moline Commercial club.
Royal Neighbors reflect Mrs. Myra
B. Enright of Kansas City SUI
preme oracle and DR.. Hada Burk-
hart, Rock Island, supreme re-
corder, election developing few
contests. Adjourn supreme camp
after committing rate question to
special committee to report at
next camp.
"a. Rev. J. L. Vance delivers annual
memorial sermon to G. a. r. and
auxiliary societies.
Paul Connors. Chicago, meets death
under wheels of Burlington
freight train in East Moline.
DR.. Gustav A. Andreen delivers bac-
calaureate sermon to Augustana
graduates and Rev. William J. |
Suckow speaks to high school
seniors at Broadway Presbyter- |
ian church.
rs Labor troubles lead to small riot |
at plant of Moline Furniture COM
pany in Moline.
Announced by County School Sup
erintendent Lou NJ. Harris that
but % out of 1877 pupils who took
final examinations in county fail
ed to pass.
g. Body of Ross Spade, soldier at
Rock Island arsenal who was be-
lieved to have committed suicide,
found in river at Andalusia, hav
ing come to surface in spite of
weight of 70 pounds of solid shot
with which was carried. Was aged
% and had been missing two
weeks.
Z. Joseph Kelly, %, drowned while
bathing at foot of Nineteenth :
street.
1900 Block holds formal opening,
thousands being attracted by pro-
gram
Augustana college graduates large
class.
s. Vivian, 22-months-old daughter of
Mrs. Beryl Smith of Davenport, :
dies at Moline city hospital after
having lain unconscious since
May 8, when she fell from second
story window.
3. Good roads ball held under aus
pices of Rock Island County
Highway Improvement associa-
ton at Moline Commercial club.
Two hundred Rock Island Elks at
state meeting at Peoria. Sam
Ryerson reelected state treasurer. .
Rock Island gets prize for larg-
est delegation in parade, Moline
one for neatest appearance
Glass of 80 students graduate from
the Rock Island high school and
81 from Moline high school. 2
!. Rev. r. S. Ha.ney of Moline speaks
at court house and John K. Scott
at cemetery in Memorial day OBJ
servance in Rock Island. Rev. W.
b. Slater and State Senator II. S.
Magill speak in Moline. >!
. Russell Morgan, 90, Moline
browns self in lake at Chicago.
JUNE
. Socialists first in field for fail
election with full county ticket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
JUNE

l. Socialists first in field for fall
election with full county ticket.
Learned that Emil Hartjens and
Jacob Bonnie, Moline, were drown
ed in sinking of Empress of Ire
land in st. Lawrence river
Friends give farewell party at Rock
Island club for Fred w. Reimers,
retiring general manager of Peo-
pies Power company who resign
ed to take Up numbering i'll south.
Miss Katherine Gest elected presi-
dent Rock Island Musical club
c. ]. Larkin reelected president
Rock Island library board.
2. Fire does $1,000 damage to build
ings on farm of Earl Flickinger
near Port Byron.
f. George II. Richmond, chairman
county board, sues Mayor H. NJ.
Schriver for $4,000 damages as
result of statements made during
fight on annexation of part of
South Rock Island to city
A. Peter Nelson, Milan, commits I
suicide by shooting. Ill health.
Moline voted 1915 encampmect of /
Illinois G. A. r. at meeting at /,
Nation.
Rainfall of All inches in less than
II hours breaks long drouth and
causes damage. Lightning causes
$4,000 fire at Independent Brew
ing company in Davenport
5. Frank G. Young sewers connec-
ton with firm of Young & Nc
Combs of which he Nas the foua-
der and head.
5. Demolition of Comm hotel,
one of oldest brick buildings in
city, begun under ,ders of city
building inspector, structure be-
ing condemned.
Roy, 13-year-old son a Edward
Bakersfield, browns in pond in
South Rock Island
Johann Whynack, Davenp. ri but
cher, slashes wife 10 dealh with
butcher knife. When arrested
confesses and later at trial pleads
mental lapse. Convicted of nurd-
er in second degree.
:. Reynolds Methodists dedicate
$4,000 church free from debt
=. First Methodist church LET'S con ,
tract for S3S.OOO Sunday school
building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
APRIL

l. Edward NJ. O'Brien arrives from
Montreal to open Moline branch
of National Licorice company, en-
ploying 100 persons.
Rock Island county Modern Wood
men split in camp at X. C. hall.
insurgents and administration
factions holding simultaneous
camps in same room, both elect
ing delegates to state camp.
Rock Island Arsenal Golf season
opened. J. NJ. Watson being new
instructor.
Maskos Stargos. %, dies as result
of fall from platform of interur-
baa car in East Moline.
.. Emil Ahlberg. Moline, commits
suicide by shooting while des-
pendent ove- love affair.
8. Mrs. Christina Nelson. n. dies of
grief three days after death of
her husband, Olof Nelson.
Peter Peterson, Moline, dies of in
juries received in fall when he
stumbled over a dog
George Vulcher. 81. dies at st. An !!
thongs hospital as a result of fall /
from painters scaffold in Daven-
port
T. Alfred c. Mueller, republican, re-
elected mayor of Davenport, coun-
Gil evenly divided politically.
Mrs. John Turner. 81, while here
from Mathersville on shopping
trip. dies in street of heart trou-
BILE.
6. Ground broken for new home of
the Rock Island National bank
John Koekpe, "a, suffocated in fire
at his home.
7. Local option leading issue in
township election, Rock Island
and Moline voting wet by 1,756
and 364. respectively, but saloons
voted out OF Black Hawk and
Hampton. women voting on issue !
for first time William Trefz re-
elected supervisor from Rock is
land, balance of ticket chosen be-
ing republican.
J. Mrs. Granville II. Sherwood nam
ed chairman OF the civic depart
ment of the Rock Island Woman's
club. which prepares for active
season.
T.. Contract let for building for Rock
Island Artificial Ice company.
first local ice making plant. which
later starts with capacity of %
tons daily. /
. Sheriff o. l.. Bruner acquitted OF
charge of escape in circuit court.
Ideal weather for observance OF
Easter in Rock Island.
Case against Alphons Vens.
charged with murder of Basil Mar
tens, nolle pressed after witness
es fail state in trial
Herbert b. Hayden resigns as sup
erintendent of Rock Island
schools.
Annual spring cleanup day OBJ
served in Rock Island. civic de-
partment of Woman's club coop Il
Grating with city authorities.
contract let TO Henry w. Horst for
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Eth St. cor. T. CrIswelrs Pharmacy
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is it pepper?' he asked. OR is it
the powder that my father uses in his
gum"
NO." she told him. 1T is not pep
per, nor powder; but it seems just as
dead. doesn't it?"
Yes" he answered again, positively.
"It is just as dead as it can be"
Il am going to drop it into the
earth here" she said ~gravely; and she
took up a trowel and dug into the
rich earth. Then she scattered the
dead powder in the hole that she had
made, and covered it carefully.
A fortnight later she took the child
to see it.
"You remember that dead black
powder that we sowed here" she re-
minded him.
Eyes," he answered quickly. ut
was just here. This is the little board
you put in so that we might know"
And yet these pretty little gray
green plants came from those dead.
black Seeds" she told him.
Right out of them?" he asked
breathlessly.
Eyes. They seemed so small and
black, you know; yet there was the
germ of a little plant In each one of
them, and Don they will be covered
with bright flowers. We could never
believe anything s % strange if we did
moi see it right before our eyes. And
so 1t is with the loved ones that we
think are dead. They are not dead;
and in some other world, we do not
know where, they bloom from their
cold, ~lifeless bodies. just as the leaves
broke from the tree, and these little
plants from the dead seeds"
"Yes-yes, I see," breathed the
child, through starting tears.
But men we're dull" went on the
loving aunt. trying to make 1t very
plain to him. For hundreds of years
men had seen the dead trees leave
out, and the plants spring from
dead seed, and still they could
not really believe that if a man died
he would live again. So God sent
Christ to show us all these things. He
taught us how to live; and then he
seemed to die, but he rose from the
dead on the third day, and talked with
his friends, to show us that, as he
lived after death, SO we should live
also. And the great apostle Paul
made it palmer still. He said that we
were sown a natural body and we
should be raised a spiritual body. We
do not understand it, any more than
we understand this marvellous change
of the seed into the flower; but we
must believe that it is true"
YES" breathed the child; Il see,
and l must believe hat my mother is
up yonder"-he waved his little hand
with a beautiful new body; not
sick any more, and happy, and that l
will see her again when l go up there,
too"
you see." she explained to him,
men were so glad-so glad when the
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-04-03

great hope came to them that they
would live after death that every year
they rejoice on the day Christ rose.
For two thousand years they have kept
that day. Just think what joy it
brought into the world"
"Is it the happiest day in the year?'
he asked her.
She thought of the day of Christ's
birth, and spoke of 1t.
But l think" he said at last thought
fully, that 1t was more beautiful to
have him come back from the dead
even than to have him born; 30 I
am going to like the Easter day best
of ALL"
She did not find any fault with his
choice. She knew that just then. to
that afflicted little heart, the thought
of the Easter day was the sweetest
thing In the world.-Christian Herald.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-04-03

Governor Fielder Wins told What M
gent said about the surrender, and the
executive replied chat he would not en-
ter a controversy with him until 'he
again attempts to run the legislature
When the passing of the bill was held
over last week, however, the ire of the
executive was aroused and he did issue
another paper against Nugent. "The
statement of Mr.. Nugent," he said,
that he was willing to accept the
compromise in my opinion was untrue.
and | believe he was nc more on the
level than he ever has been. Through
his man, Wright, who has been down