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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
FOURTEEN VEE2 OLD BOY O
atRMONT, CHIC 90 MAR
TINS FERRY HOSPITAL.
SnSt GrtercI He'd and race. M anal
inc the Side ~ Hls Head--Con-
dillon Ne-y Critical

william, fourteen ear.old son ~
hr and Mrs William Hammock ~
bldIrmOnt. ON tho W a. T. r. rail.
road. met with An accident yesterday
morning about = 30 O'clock that will
probably result fatally Tho Dad had
teen sent 10 a haynou near his home
ara ns p" left took shot guu with
bun As tho lad asceadod tho iad
Ger in the hayr1os. his foot slipped
emo he droPged ne gun attn ;he 70.
fut mat 10 exploded Tho lad was
forribly mHngled about the face and
tcty 'be entire rIr1s side ~ me
+1ce being lacorsfoH E. Tie fo4S fr
the gun. Tho 'humf md two am.
srs ou bic risif hsr- .v4r blown .f
t.rely On
- soon ~ the report - tho gun
wah beard The parents fsfares fo
tae stable 1uf found no BODY Mime
ip a pool % blood ord 10 .yss 4t frs,
t1CuCht Claf tho iaf VOL. IraT and d
physician "a. hastily .Huror.H rIo
gsVe temporary attention Tho how
vas removed g. the Narffrs f'e-rv rss
pal on The IS o'-iock tra,u On Tho
a 1. Tosf gud medical ald rrn
t-fod ~ " ] = Mc0inrlq ~ ~ r,
city A. lafe hour ast sveuIr.
Nurd fr0rg fhe hospital We o. the
sieot The. re cord,tior - ne lea
uas crftical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
FLOWER DAY FOR
WHEELING KIDDlES
MOVEMENT LAUNCHED TO GLAD.
eN HtAH1S OF YOUNGSTERS
At PlANGROUNCS
Natlensi plsr,. Flower ard Frui, Guild
Inrousn loesi Rep-rserta,i.e
20 Take 10 Work.

The National Plant. Flower and
fruit Guild. through their local rer.
res"utatiNe. Mis- Mar Scott Of
MoundsVille. = planning - give M
children OF Wheeling plavgroura.
boquets OF fresh flowers Fridsv aft.r
eoon 9i each Neek. Mise Scott write
- toliows. throug. the medium OF the
lnteiligencer. 20 those who ar. later.
esied 10 help IN this matter.
II a hof~d there VIII BE- a reno--
Gus response 20 the appeal for vcsr-
nelp IN makizs Friday Flower Ia,
Tor the children OF the Wheeling PLAY.
grounds a success. Your flowers Will
bloom more profusely by sharing NTH
those denied. IN many cases the ior
Of growing foWers-then there j. s,icb
q wealth OF Wild flowers daisies. 81
derherry blossoms. etc 20 be had Cor
ne picking. and 80 welcomed by ci,.
send all contributions to the PLAY.
ground Association. Board o. Trade
Auditorium building Wheeling. "
Va. BY noon Friday OF each week
send by carrier. parcel post or eN-
Through the courtesy Of the Nation.
~ Plant. Flower and Fruit Guild 81
Now York city. free eNpressaEe can
be- secured for those desiring TO avail
themselves 81 this privilege diving
within a distance Of a hundred miles
AANlA " UFfAlIA
For the present. the undersigned
VIII have charge Of tho distribution
OF labels for free transportation and
VIII be glad 20 supply those interest
ed IN sending flowers 10 Fairgrounds
What 20 Send.
All Wild flowers. all hardy herbace-
Gus plants. such as hly-of the-Nalley
phioN. coreopsis. Candytuft and lark
spur. hyacinths. dafodils and narcls
sus. n carefully packed. especially
Eood are sweet peas. rose buds. pinks
bansies. geuau inns. Nerheans miguon-
cites. asters and chrysanthemums
lilies and tUlins mus BE- gathered be.
fore opening. nasturtiums are useless
unless lightly packed I'm a box by them
selves with moist paper. any flower
past its prime sfOuld not b, sent
Gather the flowers in the late after-
noon when the sun haE left them
Tic them I'm small lunches and cut
the st"ms Of equal length Long stem
med flowers. like daisies and roses.
need not be punched. Place them in
tub n cold water over night. i'm
'rsiug the stems, Int not the hloss-
oms. Pack them IN a fruit crate or
a naSteboSrd box. preferably a suit
box. Place LAYERS Of Wet newspaper
around. and II necessary one thin
sheet between the flowers ship 20
the city by ten o'clock In the morning
10 secure delivery and distribution the
same day. Plants must be Grated
Roots, bulbs. vegetables fruit. fresh
or canned. and iellies must he prop
erly packed I'm boxes. Never let any
package exceed twenty pounds"
Yours very truly.
(SiEncdl Mary Scott.
Moundsville, W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
AWARD BANNERS
Nally ~ junior Societies % u q
|nurc1es ~ THIS District Heid
Yesterday Afternoon

Th- rally N tho Junior ,nrfetis- or
~. nf'd Presbyterian rhurrrar Of
ihie city and .urrourdfr. f,v.r.
winch was held in tho Fir.t TINTED
IT' nNtgrIau church yesterday. v4a
80 WI attended. over ono hundred
m'mh"ra ~ tho Junior enrirfias v.-.
present. o. well 90. about fhirty. Hy.
alulis The rNcrrI .r. were conduct
- by tho children. which consisted
oi musical and literary rrorrau
u ne literary par consisted ~ rer.ta
You. ana dialogue Following tho
rendering 81 the program . t,--...
wa awarded to Martins F.rrv sum
Gay school for having bad OBJ. 1arr..f
"'irnIa poo during fha past quarflr
ana banner was also awarded 10
l''n'f.F Point Sunday school Tor Eay
After fNr meeting tho ..rff.f,... ......
treated -n lemonade aud other 81.
'fs. sm,lfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF
GUN MAY BE FATAL TO BOY

reel 1.-TWO pateutsl. John 4. MELON
9id. tI1rk-uurE. saud-re-i Tor we'll
drilling rigs. August 20 pllaire Nor
raufuwu. dssiEuor Of one half 20 w
JOups. CoiImbus. Ohio. bat for
Elass drilling apparatus. Joseph Rad
No.. Hilbert. non zkiI device: VIM G.
Schau. Grand Junction. Colo. as-icnor
o. Hamilton Orchard Heater Go
Wheeling. Orchard heater Also tho
Issue of 'h' following trade mark reg.
ir'ralou- Charleston Electrical sup
%. Charleston. certain named nloctri
cal apparatus ana supplies. Silva Bua
-nUiug & Co.. Charleston and New
York. c0wro.it- fb.r trI metal pack.
ffr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
FILTRATION TALKS
Engineer johnson viii Make Cam
paian Favorable 20 Rapid Sand
Filtration. in This City.

BY reason of communication read
before the Board of Control yester-
day morning II was learned that En-
sineer George Johnson would come 10
this city and start campaign IN fav-
or OF the rapid sand filtration system
This letter gives rise 10 the discus
sion that wa raised I'm council that
the engineers Of the various system
would talk 20 the people on the ub-
Jet OF filtration and when the dis
CGsSlon was over no one would IN
derstand the situation a. well as they
do now. He intimates that ne will
make his biggest attack on the Smith
system Of Filtration which system
seems 70 have developed itself into
the biggest rival for the mechanical
plan. The work of canvassing the
city will be taken up before the spec.
ial election TO be held July O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
GOVERNOR COMING
Letter From Chief Executive Received.
Saying That Ne VIII Endeavor 70
be Present Next View

Preparations are going ahead rapid.
~ io' mo nolcs chi'i convention
that opens in This cit. June q and
continues Two days tn. latest ac.
QUESTION 'o the principals is q letter
from Gov Hatfield that expresses tho
wish thar bn win be able 10 attend
Ihr convention Ho also compliment
IN" ofcor- ON having established an
order Enl homes that p, aO doing thew
VIII De- able to coTfo with great qura.
lions better than formerly Vav0~
kirk viii deliver rho Keys ~ tho cu.
t0 ZOO" chiefs TunrlaN morning ir "a
ron .U~ .dHIH.. which will Do nm
-W"rod hy tui'f sam Davis Of Hunt
iuFfou. rfo. .Gruf OF the chiofr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
SECY. REED HERE
Hor. Stuart 3. Reed Attends Weetiro
o. Cattle Men a. Waddinqton -
WcuId Not Discuss p8lftics

stuart p Reed. Secretary ~ State.
Na- Visitor 'u fhr cts Yesterday af.
tending f.. u'sfIu. 81 tho cafflemsn
af fhr Orl.nrE farm While here fa
paid fHr Intelligence Editorial ROOMS
f". o.. D.. .Ild. renew old &C..
ruaiufaur.etiu with fis rnvsrap.r
h0f. The honorable Mr. Reed Dr. "a
.ffIi friend Of fNs new rult.r mon and
.I"nfa has good word Tor tho bunch
DO refused fo di.rIaa politics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
STILL AT LARGE
Martins Ferry Police Stili WORKING
On Assault Cssc % Father Null
feara-Have No Clue

~ late hour lIst evening the Mar
Gins Very polio. had been unable 10
md a1y clue 90 tho person or persons
who committed che brutal assault ON
hs, Father a. s. Wuihsafn. rector OF
NtfN Catholic church in that
'i'f. early Nedne-dHs Uornin. at tho
I'F'prF on North Fourth street DO.
= tN'' ~ Tho darkness but verF slight
-' .pIpn ~ The man wa. obtained.
nrd che police huv, worry fHflr to WORK
Cr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
REYMANN COMPANY
New Packing Company Files Certi
hcate Of Incorporation With Clerk
Of County Court.

4 certificate Of INCORPORATION was
filed YESTERDAY with the clerk Of TIE
county court by tho Paul o. Reymann
co. The certificate shows that the
company which Is composed Of all
local men, has been capitalized AZ
100000 with the privilege 10 buy and
sell cattle on foot - well as after
they have been killed and packed
Thosa comprising the company arc
Paul q Ecymanu. president. Thos r.
Ttoneu, J - Handlau. s. Reymann.
aud Conrad iIirsch The man Offices
Of 90" company are 90 b, located in its
Vl1ut IN East Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
PISTOL TOTERS
TO BE HELD HERE
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY AppIE.
MAN BELIEVES IT IS MORE
ECONOMICAL.
Cases Came UP In Justice Courts.
Appeals Would Likely be mr. a.
suit. With Additional Expenss

Although Tho supreme Court Of the
state has decided that Justices can
try pistol totinE cases without holding
th"m to On" grand jury Prosecuti4s
Attorney x VI. Nddlemau Is Of tho
opinion That the precedent Of holdin..
'toiers' 20 tho grand jury will stu no
continued Co. Ohio county. ~ ie feared
mat IN" Justice shop trials would re
ault in numerous appeals and would
make extra expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
TO sroU1 proe, A..

foley lathartlC Tablets arc "a sr,o,--
lsllN eood little regulator that kasns
our e. tenn in perfect working orlsr
no hilitI-u'ss. no consultation no a.
.Itss after eating. no greasy rsesy
,'i..', no h-Ich'ng. They stimulate tns.
lrrc them ~ all clo.eine s,Ibefarg..
STOUT person using them ,1rFfa-ti,.
WIZ Tel fniunnd ont and moro com.
I1rldhl' a- result Of their use
-tTI'ct family cathartic For eaIa on
John Coleman 4 CO.=Ndy ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
FINANCE COMMITTEE or
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

meeting o. tho finance commit.
- NJ council hee been called f1r ttfa
"'rninr Cor Tho purpose of working
upon f.. annual appropriation ordIu.
I'. HNI other monetary questions
IHIf mas come up If UI' uurE rrI.
mHriIF Hu fhe questions Of fnarra and
fhn rrnVirIors made in fhe annual fsV
ordinance Ha passed como dave al0
Do meeting HHH over. Indication 81
f'Ina Oh very busy ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
~ vIenInIA nA-et-.a

sft inryer. % Wheof;ue. w. Va No
fatent Ofhce records show che -srs-s
issue ~ he FOLLOW 'Tg pafertg % Werf
Virgins Inventors Jofar r0rrny ana
hovNca. Hca'hsrrau ne boat
BODY catcher. Wilbur . Naysss. Fsfr
mont asaiEnor ~ The Inhf~v Me-
%. sir~fri0 to~o-nsfrvr trffk rtt,s-s
n aabio-rcsl: also tufomaf'o cable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

Tho county commissioners yes,ar.
Nay I't The contract for the stone vail
90 Do erected m Park View. Viprert
Neroeloti was tho lucky man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

tIad 70 support any OF them The
man who b. most available ara 80
representative Of the Republicanis,,
or me District Is the one We sbouid
nominate. and I hope that before no
nomination g. made We will And tb.
IlEni man and an agree upon him
with practical uuinimity."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
CONTRACT FoR WALL

Onefourth on Mems and Vou,,
Mems Suits. M'FAbnrsi Ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

25e, OF Mems and Young Mems
Suits. MFADDEN'S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
SERVED ESQ DAYS
OF YEAR IN JAIL
Axel Nelson Given so More
When Arrested for the
Fourth Time.

Axel Nelson. who has served over
$50 days in the county jail this year.
serving out fines and sentences inn
posed upon him here. argued and
pleaded and told n pitiful tale this
morning. But it was the same argu-
ment, the same plea and the same
story he told for the pas; three morn
ings. for this was the fourth success
sive time this week that he faced Po-
lice Magistrate c. J. Smith.
The charge this morning was dis
orderly conduct. Il was the same tho
other mornings. but the magistrates
patience was at an end. For three
mornings he had heard with sympathy
Nelson's plea. This morning the mag
istrate's sympathy supply was exhaust
ed, and Nelson was committed to the
county Jail for so days.
There were a number of other ar
rests made yesterday and last even
ing, and in most cases the charge was
The men were given
a talking to by Magistrate Smith,
and after spending an hour at work
about the station to pay for their
board" they were released.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

will have tho full support OF our or
ganization and we believe that IL all
other unions knew him as we know
him. he would certainly poll the com
plete strength of the union vote. We
respectfully request your assistance
for Mr. Hinrichs on election day, Nov.
3, ADA.
Name Committeeman.
/. A. Wynn's resignation as commit
teeman in precinct No. I, Rock Island.
was accepted, he having moved to the
third precinct and Charles Wineberger
was appointed in his stead. T. ]. Tun-
ney. committeeman from the fifth pre-
cinct. Moline, asked to be relieved of
his duties because he was suffering
from rheumatism, but he made such
an enthusiastic address he was retain
ed. Henry Schmidt was selected as
committeeman for the first precinct,
Moline. and John Z. McCaffery. from
the Sixteenth precinct in the same city.
The latter was at one time secretary OF
the Knox county democratic central
committee. The next meeting will be
held Thursday evening of next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
BOND ADVOCATES
Are To ADDRESS
DEMO MEETINGS
First Party to Grant Privilege
to Organizations Boost
ing the Project.
PLAN FOR SULLIVAN RALLY
Committee Appointed TO ioiVe csndi-
, Gate for United StateslSenator
5isiReeeption oet.14.

Advocates Iof the bond tissue for the
erection OF 1.-TWO bridgesi and a new
county Jail. were grantedithe privilege
Of deIiveringl 10 minute addresses at
AL public rallies OF the democratic
party, at a meeting OF the democratic
county ceztraI committee held last
evening a-sthe Rock Island house
VI. II. SC1-tou. chairman of the com
uittee appointed by the various or
eauizations boosting the project. ap-
peared before the meeting and asked
that 5peakers be gwen the opportunity
OF presenting the bond proposition 20
the public at party rallies and the re-
quest was gladly .granted by unaui-
nous vote
While the understanding was that
this concession should be granted, on
condition that all. of the parties took
like action. still T. B. Reidy and other
speakers urged that since the demo
cratic party had always stood for pro-
Eress. the request SHOULD be granted
REGARDLESS of what action any other
party took. II was suggested by James
W. Maucker that those opposed to the
bon issue be given like courtesy, but
this suggestion was not acted upon,
the majority OF the (OLuul4LtcS AtEi4-5
that the action proposed would not
handicap the candidates, even with
those who look with disfsyOr upon the
bond issue
Reduce Farm Products.
W. c. Maucker. candidate for the
legislature, made a short talk in which
he unQualifedly endorsed the bond is
sue Rock Island people are paying
10 per cent more for their farm pro
ducts than are residents of Chicago"
he declared. Corn is selling in Chi
cago for II cents while in this city the
price is 81 cents. This is primarily due
TO the inaccessibiIity Of Rock Island
markets. We are unfortunate in being
surrounded by water. The only farm
country we have is to the south and
We should lessen the distance to our
markets at every opportunity. This
can be accomplished by the building OF
the bridges. It is our duty to make the
necessities of life as cheap as possible
and those who really want TO see this
done should readily support the bond
issue proposed
The motion 10 grant the request was
made by Louis Funkenstein and after
fits adoption without dissenting vote,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

Reidy, Louis Ohlweiler, James Mauck-
er. John Coburn, NJ. H. Sexton, NJ. w.
Battles, Jr. One OF the big rallies will
be held at Port Byron. Oct. 10. y let
ter was read from L. w. Mcbride, pre-
cinct committeeman, in which he in
vite all democrats to attend the gath
ering. 1t is planned to take all who
care to attend to the meeting in auto
mobiles, the start being made from
the Rock Island house.
Endorse Hinrichs.
H. G. Hinrichs, candidate for treas
urer, was given strong endorsement in
a set of resolutions from Street Rail-
way Employees. Division No. 313, which
were read as follows. signed by J. l..
Kinsley, president, and c. L. Weaver,
secretary:
conference.-the following resolu-
ton was adopted unanimously at our
regular meeting Oct. 3. 1914, and eX-
presses the sentiment of our entire or
ganization.
Whereas; II. C. Hinrichs is now a
candidate for the Office of county treas.
urer at the election to be held Nov. 3,
1914;
Resolved. That we in session as
sembled, endorse II. c. Hinrichs and
give him all the support possible in
his race for said office and request the
support and assistance of all unions.
Fl. c. Hinrichs has been a member in
good standing in our local for over
IL years and we can recommend him
very highly. He is first. last and all
the time a thorough trade union man
and as such can be depended upon. He
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
BLACK HAWK TAKES
HELEN BLAlR'S PLACE

The steamer Black Hawk of the
White Collar line arrived here today
at IL O'Clock, tahng the place of the
steamer Helen Blair on this run. The
Helen Blair is now at Quincy. having
locked there for the winter and for
The Black Hawk has been
running between Burlington and Quin-
cy. and the steamer Keokuk is now
making this run. There are no boats
running o. present between this city
and st. Paul.
The Helen Blair left here Wednes.
Gay oil its last trip. The Black Haws
VIII continue to run until Nov. Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

Mr.. Sexton took occasion TO congratu-
late the committee on fits broadminded-
ness and progressive spirit. He stated
that s. w. Searle was to present the
same subject to the republicans and A.
]. Riess TO the bull moose.
Looks Like Success.
81 certainly am pleased with this
large attendance" he declared. 81 have
been a democrat for a good many years
and seldom have l seen more enthus-
iasm manifested at a committee meet
ing than at tonights gathering. II
augurs we'll for party success"
On the roll call, IL was shown that
20 per cent committeeman were pres
ent but in addition were all the candi-
dates and so many party workers that
the room was not large enough TO ac-
commodate the crowd. Chairman T. A.
Ponder called on A c. Edwards to re-
port what progress was being made In
the effort TO have the party properly
represented on election boards. He
stated that he had come from a meet
ing with the bull moose and the two
were working in conjunc-
ton. He declared that under the law,
two judges IN each precinct OF the po-
litIcal faith OF the party which carried
the precinct at the last election for
governor. the third official being of
the minority party. He explained that
the law was not primarily framed for
three parties but that the third Judge
must be OF the party which was second
IN the race.
Want Board Session.
"AII Of the II precincts in Moline
were carried by the bull moose in 1912
and therefore that party should have
two Judges IN every precinct, but this
Is not the case" Mr.. Edwards stated.
''The democrats carried more precincts
in the county than the republicans and
should have more representation but
Il seems to have been a custom OF the
board TO appoint republicans and this
plan has been adopted without any dis
cussion. We propose to attempt to
have a special meeting Of the board !
Of supervisors called TO take up the ,
matter. Quo warranto proceedings
could be brought and the vote in every /
precinct challenged where the political |
OF the board IS not accord !
ing to the law, but I do not think we
should get into litigation, II we can
avoid Il. The officials are appointed /
II the June meeting of the board, but /.
vacancies can be filed at any time"
Sullivan Rally.
Plans for the coming of Robert, c.
Sullivan. candidate for the United
States senator. were discussed. He is
70 visit the city next Wednesday even
ng. accompanied by Hon. Elmer A.
Perry Of Springfield. He will speak at
he Illinois theatre. The following
was appointed to arrange
Tor the gathering:
Rock Island-T. b. Reidy, \. c. Ed
wards. James Maucker.
Moline-John Dag. John Needham,
DR.. r. c. ]. Meyer.
East Moline-James Ryan. T. J.
Schafer.
County Campaign.
The county campaign was also con-
sidered. Shop meetings are to be held.
as well as night sessions. plans being I
eft to a committee composed of Tom
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

Grand total S5,976.70
Commissioner Rudgren presented
the following payroll: J. PARROT,
S30.S0; Leo. Fitzgerald. $4,000; E.
Hamm, $4,000; F. Young. $4,000; Otto
Volk, $4,000; Lewis Zeigler, $16.SO; H
Meyers, $16SO; H. Roggenkamp,
$3.50, for labor of lineman in taking
down wires of the Union Telephone
and Telegraph company, to be paid out
of the contingent account, which on his
motion was allowed: Ayes-Rudgren.
Hart, Reynolds, Bear. Nay-Schriver.
Mayor Schriver offered a resolution
that the ordinance providing for the
construction of sidewalks on certain
streets and avenues in the city of
Rock Island. be adopted. Carried by
unanimous vote.
Commissioner Hart read a report
from DR.. Craig and presented his bill
for expenses advanced in amount of
$500.
Commissioner Hart offered a resolu-
tion that the communication OF DR..
Craig be received and placed on file
and that his bill of $500 be allowed.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Adjourned on motion OF Commission
er Hart
NJ. T. RUDGREN.
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09
Notice 10 contrac,ors

Bids will be received at the mayors
office at a. m. Oct. 10. 1914, for nav
ing Thirty-first street from Fifth to
Sixth avenue and Sixth avenue from
Thirty-iirst to Thirty-fourth street
with brick.
II. NJ. SCHRIVER,
(AdV) Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-09

Splendid showing of hats here: the new
Stetson Motor soft hat with the jack frost
band is the very latest. 81 Othsr good
hats 81 to $40.
Shirts in mushroom pleats with stripes
across or lengthwise; the new black aud
white effects $3.50, 81 and $3.50