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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20


ONLY rooms in Office Block, 116 e. 5th
ut. Can be furnished. Steam heat, bath,
hot and cold water. Also rooms in veale
Loan GO.
2-ROOMS, modern house for light house
keeping, close in. 21O East 11th. 2374
Red.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms suitable
for Eight housekeeping Phone 1890 F.
G. Lagerstrom Shawnee Bldg.
SUITE rooms private entrance, bath, mod
ern: also front roOm,all nicely furnished.
49, West 5th.
rs Z. STH-S rooms. gas for light and
heat. Better Realty and Loan Co.. New
FOR RENT-Seve modern living rooms,
second floor at 120 kasas ave. Call
phone $40.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern furnished
room. 81 West 10th ave. Phone 2slS Red.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room, ~
Tyler. 1887 Red.
LARGE modern furnished rooms, only 81
per week. 217 w. 9Th st.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room, 800
West 6th st. Phone 1179 Ring 2.
FURNISHED room with board, furnace
heat ana bath. 215 East 7th.
TWO strictly modern furnished rooms, S
TWO large unfurniehed rooms; also one
single room. 0s3 Kansas ave. 2200 Blue.
MODERN pleasant sleeping rooms, 023
Monroe. 1855 Blue.
FURNISHED room in modern house; fur
mace heat 513 Van Buren.
FURNISHED housekeeping rO0ma gas
range, close in. 1O7 East 18th.
THREE rooms for housekeeping. Phone
4565 Black.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
MERELY A SUGGESTION.

Washington, Feb. 20.-With half
the world at war; with the posi-
ton OF the United States becoming
more difficult every day and with
the fleet into condition to meet any
emergency, Secretary of Navy
Daniels has received a letter from
a woman in Chicago telling him
what to do with the navy. She
proposes that he use it to tow Ice
bergs from the North Atlantic
down to the tropics where ice is
so expensive. s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
.WANTED-AGENTs.


WOULD $50 monthly interest you? II 90
secure your county for that remarkable
bile Switch Lock thief proof: NO competi-
ton; you should easily earn this, then
some; Send for contract .Anti-Thief Lock
Co.. Dept. 215. Indianapolis.
NEED branch managers Tor my world
wide mail order businese Operate from
your own . home in spare time. No canvas
You oS,a .sonlS %.Es SO weekly. Butler sos
TO SELL NOW and until June 1st card
Of trade. Fine sideline. Earnings SO
weekly and upward. State territory COW
cred kemper-Thomas Co, Fan Dept,
BILLY SUNDAYS MESSAGE. AUTHOR
it in your neishborhood. 60 days work.
Spare time may be used. Particulars and
sample free. Universal Bible House. Phila-
delphia.
patented automobile accessory suited to
any gasoline car. Demonstration makes
sales Four dollars commission each sale.
vestigate. Chandler Sales Co, Chicago. Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to carry our line Of
trunks, bags, suit cases and leather novel
ties as side line t On ten per cent come
perieneed statesmen need apply. Petersburg
Travelling goods Co., Petersburg, Va.
AGENTS-Biggest line, biggest profit, ex-
tracts perfumes, medicines, spices, jelly
powders. Premiums for your customers.
Western Laboratories, 1850 Van Buren, st.,
Chicago.
WE WILL pay you $40 to distribute re-
ligious literature in your community. 60
days work. Experience not required. Man
or woman. Spare time may be used. Zeig-
Ter Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS make big money selling to wo-
men and girls, new, large size, quick
selling. beauty cream, etc Large sample
DC. Write now. Sanity Co., Nelson Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo.
HIGH CLASS SPECIALITY MEN-Every
automobile owner prospective customer
Commission. Write Broadmoor Company
Clifton. kansas Dept. A3.
AGENTS-New profitable sellers, s. to SO
daily. We show you how. Cleveland
Supply Co.. 1912 f. list st.. Cleveland, Ohio
AGENTS do you really want to work. We
pay good men IS week. Sweeper Com
pany. EldOradO. Neb,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
IN CITY POLITICS
Dearth of Candidates in the
Coming Primary.
Still Beating Bushes for Addi.'
tiOnal Candidates.
GIVE VIEWS IN INTERVIEWS
Aspirants Relate Their Quail
ficatiOns for the Jobs.
Primary March s9-ElcctiOn
April S-Papers by March Is.
GIVE VIEWS IN INTERVIEWS
THE CANDIDATES.

For Mayor.
Jay E. House.
Fred Voiland.
Charles L. Short.
For Commissioner of Finance.
w. H. WATSON.
r. M. McGaw.
Col. j. D. Norton.
A. o. Beach.
A. G. Lewis.
For Commissioners of Streets.
w. G. Tandy.
J. c. Dolman.
w. S. Hancock
w. c. Mccartney.
For Commissioner OF Parks and
Public Buildings.
Richard Wilson.
w. L. Cummings.
w. L. Porter.
For Commissioner OF Water and
Lighting.
Frank Newland.
G. E. Burnam.,
Primary election date March 20.
Time for filing nomination papers
closes March IS. Election, April 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
SANTA FE NOTES.

The gospel meeting at the R. r.
Y NJ. c. A. has been postponed one
week on account Of the National Pro-
hibition meeting at the Auditorium
tomorrow. Sunday. February 20 Ex-
Governor E. W. Hoch will have
charge Of the meeting.
Mrs. John Eeldner went to Kansas
City yesterday to spend a few days.
Switchman Feldner will join her to-
morrow and they will return to To-
peka Sunday evening.
Next wednesday evening At the R.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
LOST t~n FOUND.

LOST-Gold star emblem ladies' of G. A.
r.. Phone iO67 Blue.
THREE library books and two cards. Call
22W White. Liberal reward.
LOST-Many lost articles nre returned to
their owners through the State Journal
lost column. II you should loose anything
call up phone ESQ and ask for the want
advertisement department. They will take
your ad over the phone and send col
Iector for the amount Of the ac which
will be very small One cent a word for
each insertion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
wAN1ED-S1ALE HELP.

WAN1En-A4ALE HlE11S
WANTED Men to learn the BARRIER trade.
. Positively the best trade Of the kind Can
prepare y0u in short term. Wages While
learning. Open to everyone. Apply ~
mall 4oler Barber College, Kansas CITY
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy -
get. Ny free booklet n. m tells how
Examinations In the state soon. Write
today-NOW. Earl Hopkins. washington.
WANTED-Traveler for 1915. Age q to
30 Experience unnecessary. salary
commisaiOn and expense allowance 70
right man. J. e. McBrady. chicago.
200 ANNUALLY. Co-operate with me
evenings at home. Everything furnishea
Brown, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED-Names and addressed BY mall
order houses; big pay; home work, IN
formation for stamp. Direct Appeal ca.
Plymouth, Indiana.
mobile business. Big pay. We make you
expert in ten weeks by mall. Pay ~ after
We secure you position. Century Aut0-
mobile Institute, Los Angeles. Cal.
GOVERNMENT CLERKS WANTED-e7o
month Pull unnecessary. Topeka OK
aminations April Z Sample questions freA
Franklin Institute. Dept. 130 b. Rochester.
N. Y.
Will PAY honest men up to so month
ly. Spare time. Home work. No can
wasting. No capital. Mail order business.
VOORHEES,, Desk Sc. Omaha, Neb.
KANSAS AUTO SCHOOL-Th0rough,
practical instruction Terms low now
3O6 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
EMPLOYMENT ACENUEs..

WANTED married couples ON
farms; NO children; farm hands; women
cooks; witnesses, 500 mo-, board, room and
transportation; lunch counter girls; house
girls, hotel help. Furman Employment
Office, 81 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

WANTED-Several neat girls for dining
room work: house girls; laundry girl ;
married couples ON farms: single farm
man Employment Office, 81 Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20

Fond mother=-Little boy: have -you
Bricktop. yer mother wants you-'-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20

Steel Fence Posts see Forbes
Adv. +
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20

For Iron Pumps. see Forbes.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-20

WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT 70 to 50 acres, close
q. Phone 11O4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
OBITUARY
Raphael whiischer.

Raphael Whitscher. Is years old.
died az , this morning A. st Anthony s
following a severe attack OF append
citis- An operation was performed
Tuesday morning in n last effort 70
save the young mans life. but the
disease had progressed too far. He was
attacked hrst Friday night
Born In Rock Island. Jan. q. 1899
Raphael was taken by his parents. Mr..
and Mra. David Whitsehcr. to Seattle.
Wash. when he vas years old. He
came back 20 this city three years ago.
making his home with his grandmoth-
cr. Mrs William Dale. 7i6 Twenty
fourth street
Ills parcntE and seven brothers and
sisters are living In Seattle. When
the boys condition became serious his
parents we're wired 20 and they al
once started east. Funeral arrange
monts wiii not be made until they are
heard from.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
union EXERCISES
HELD NEXT JUNE
First Ei<hth Grade Commencement 81
Rural schools Of County Plan
ned for City.

TIE aFst union eighth grade com
mcacemout exercises % the rural
schools Of Rock Island county wili be
held IN June. according 90 Miss Lou
Harris. county superintendent The
exact date has not been determined
but will be either the Sth OF the 9Th.
City superintendent 2 c. Fisher has
been secured 20 make the commence
meut address and Miss Harris will de-
liver the diplomas. An orchestra has
been secured 90 play during the ex-
srclsss. which are 70 be held IN the
aftcruoou.
Rural eighth grade EXAMINATIONS
wil BE- held NAY az the high school
building. Arrangements are being
made % have dinner served the pupils
az the school and after the meal 20
have basketball games and other ath-
Istic diversions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
PERSONAL POINTS

James G. Ganngn has gone 20 Bos-
too. Mass. 30 sp~nd several weeks
vita bis sos. James G. Gannoa. JF.
Miss Elizabeth ColdrifEe % Den
VsF hss corzs 90 the city for an ex-
teafsd visit vlth relatives.
Or. Frank -. Jones % Fort Worth.
Teas. - IN tas city on business mis-
siaa.
NJ asA sfrs ? ". Byrou % spring
h~ia FetuFusd 90 their home after a
short visit Wifh their ehiidFsa ia this
city.
Mrs. Caroiias stubar % chiezEo Wis
tied 81 tss city YESTERDAY snFouis 20
the ssr Frsneisco exposition.
Samuel Rysrsoa. county recorder.
- quite 90 ~ bis hone. tots Four
tsssth street. With an attack OF the
grip
Mrs- Sarah crahaaEs has returned
koazs after Spending the water With
Mr. an6 Mrs. Charles MeHuEh AZ the
LrxiaEtoa. ChieaEo-
Mrs David Dor and daughter. Miss
Gertrude. have returned from ST. Pc
tersoarx. fla. where they spent the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
PARENTS IN JAIL;
SEEKING GUARDIAN

Because both the father and mother
% the children are serving sentences
IN the county Jail a. Davenport petit
ton % declare Russell AEue. aged l..
aud his brother Raymond. aged 5, de
pendent. has been filed in county court
Hearing has been set for Saturday
morning az 10 o'clock
The boys are now In the custody OF
NTs. Clinton AEue. grand mother. who
lives % the territory recently annexed
10 the city. Seth and Nellie Ague are
the parents Mrs. Margaret Schroeder
seeks % be named guardian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
POLICE NEWS

Two Woczsa szs a s&s were prfset-
sass o. a brawt on TWsGty- sseoe4
ssrsss bstws~a Sseos< ss4 Teirt ave
zEss az 20 o'eiSek LAST aiEkt Tie
tsrss we're srFsixzsd s~fors Police
NsEfssrsss sssish tkis morning. sc4
we're sseh sssd 81 az4 costs Thsy
save tEssr EaEss ss IT.. azf Mrs
Ctsass Williams kze Grace Osborn
TA<y were arrested 81 o=ee- Berry.
Jss= Ysrfek 90 iowa City told Mag
sssrass s-zfts tsss EsorsinE tsst Re bad
eEssssd q sosr r=oasks' isx - Rock
fslaz4 ~sse pteksd up ~ the police
las. ssxks Hs vas released o- prc-=-
tee 60 depart sro-z tie city.
Cesrtss = Casey. arrested y~s;s--
ear by oc-es- CtaEass for fisorferiy
eo@9uet. plead guilty teis Eorrlrx asa
pasa costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
Funeral Of John BrItton.

Many attended the funeral OF John
/ Britton in Viola yesterday az 10
a. m. the home OF his parents being
filled with many friends OF the young
man who lost life in Moline recently.
profusion and the easket was covered
with sprays from those who wished 10
pay their final tribute. The services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Roberts
% the Presbyterian church. Burial
vas made IN the family lot OF the
Viola cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
COUNTY TO BUILD
OWN SEPTIC TANK
Infirmary Committee Decides Against
Having Chicago Concern Make
Improvement
OUGHT TO PROVE a BIG SAVING
Wallace Treichler VIII Draw Up
Plans for Plant To Be Placed
On Poor Farm.

I; was decided at a meeting of the
county inhrmary committee held yes
terday afternoon at the county farm
10 follow the plans used in the con-
struction OF a septic tank on Twenty
third street. Moline. in building a
like plant at the institution.
wallace Treichler. county highway
commissioner. accompanied the COM
mittee. composed OF Paul Wadsworth.
Rural: Charles Brunstrom. Moline;
and :. r. Wright. Rock Island, 10 the
farm and was authorized TO draw
plans for the improvement
The county will erect the plant
Correspondence had been carried on
with the Cameron Septic tank con-
Germ. Chicago. with a view Of having
this company send an expert here TO
look over the ground and take charge
OF the construction of the improve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
JUHL MAKES FIRST
CITY APPOINTMENT

Tho first appointment since the new
city commission took once Monday
night vas made today when Commis-
sioncr Nicoihi = Juhi named Henry
Thodc. 1900 Fifteenth street. assistant
commissioner % streets. the Office
which the council has agreed 20 es-
tabilsh as soon as an ordinance Is
drawn up. Tho SALARY e. 20 be SIS
per month. according 20 the decision
% the commission. Mr. Thode has
served as street superintendent during
the administration % Mayor II c.
Schansr. eiEh; years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
FIaPLY7 WELL. DON'T BET
People Notice Il. Drive Them
o. Via d. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A rrasfr sses WI noe srssarrsss -
rach IemarF tf go4 set q 80 Ss&s =
- Eff1Narfzf owe Tah4etss - 80
siuusN BEGIN 60 clear aftsr - 49,
tssrH ere tablets q few riEnts.
ClcsaEs 80 hood. ere Bsvsis snf 20
AtHF win UtfHe rAafafst -
stcrussfat sa1stlfufs fer 49,
tieres nevgF sag sissasss 81 80 Nts~F
tstiHz fserf. ...
~ mdwarfsf Cftvs Tsnists - -sss
rtice eatofsat ices. sr4 fsst - 49,
tsrs but taetf setion
So fnrfraf % severe AL Arr-sal.1s ~.
~ enc No Eakrs Otfvs Eeelsts
erer efrsssf with - ffrs ere@n 49,
ett ersasHs e GstL Astlssss So
sae-irf. constipation. rorps4 A+e~Es
~ tnnst ff9n 81 rfar rtv ftce.
pF t~srJsss Olivs rssfses are . r1-.sf
vs<stssls eess ss5r=4 sixst Wa eve ca
rou WI know tasra BY tesif etavs $500
tsnts ssrslessf ,sfsf ffVsr s1f seSst
e1tarlt ard efiva Taptsss - -
hnrnersetr effective resuit -.
rsss ga. 90 TIVE signify 90
Sc Sow aeeh ssttsr yo9 Tee a. 49,
u sef sc Per Boz. Al sru xxtsss-
sss Oisss .e.ss Cos Pssy. Cs-sI--~ss -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
ISLANDER TRACK
TEAM announced
HiEh Sehssi VIII HAZE an Ati-star
AE<r~rasisu AZ Biz Elzh, Meet
~sfaFfay.

Capsssa HAPPY MILLER % tss EiEs
seeeeI tsazz today gave osf tss It's o..
sasriss % tss fsiaa4srs iz tss Bis
EiEas TRACK asa seis ase- whieh wiIi
be- sstf anssr tss auspices % tss Ez0x
college a. GstsssaFE oa Saturday az
sFuoos- ltsg g. Tn~ f1JiewfaE are go
tered
80 ysfs sssa-Bs;isr. clsss. Mscis-
els
100 1srs ssss-ssu-r. CisFs Ne
Gfaass
go ysFs isv EsFsiss-BssisF. Essb.
rhaeass
$50 yarf rsE-15ess. CLARK
$50 yaFs =TEeeas. Hebs. ,iii-
Ter
vile rua-sfiiiss. Barker. TEo=ss
go yard sass-BstlsF. MeG.anis.
ytarrts-
EaasisE hiEh iszp-CsiiY.
EgeEisE broad fzmp-BatlFT. CLARK
Ee1t pss=Baftsr. CIaTt-
Pole vastf-CgiiT
$50 yard rrlay-EatiFe team eater
Cd
TIE prospects % che tsiaa4sFs fos
wtsntnE are brighter tails s~asoa than
ever before in che history % the local
school Aroana ths BiE EiEht circuit
tE~ Er1srat opiriou ts that the meet
wilI 70 TO H1cS tsiard ca account %
the work % Sol Bafisr n their
pI1cfy tlttis eapsaia. Frank Miller.
ths tsiss4srs also have = MAJ Who
shogtf 10 great thiaFs in the uils.
Last year b. placed sseoud In this
rgu. the ontg nan tsafiaE him being
Earl Chalk. the locals former star
distance nan. 1NItsr's time last year
vas sss5. vhiis reesn'iy 20 ths big
indoor meet az Northwestern Hap
stepped this distance Go & 80. Just fail
laE 90 place on accouat % his mex
perfsacr. With This time he should
easily cop ths mile Saturday after
uooa-
O. Clark o. The spriats should be
close second % Butler. vhsrs he has
shown much proaaiss 30 tss quarter
mile. WANING THIS event 90 easy style
in the tr.er-ciass meet last SATURDAY
afteruoou- vfviaz Thomas all rep
resent the locals ia the bali mile. and
be IS expected b. the home bugs 90
roazp away With this event. He - an
other mar Who made q great showing
st TIE Northwestern meet. Just falling
90 Gusf3fg in his h~st. vhiis the four
Gra Who b@ssef Aim won the fnai
heat t1 ere sane order. Butler
ssogI9. % course. cop tss tsshss. and
ire 2s0 yard hurdles. wkiis VIII Cuiiy
has ssoWu exceptional form 10 the
rursisE high lamp anf tie pole
rsgI..
n crapf % hone bugs wiii accom-
9anv ths tern 60 GaissburE Man
sErr \ q Hut has arranged for a
special car. ard special rates can ~
5sssisss on tsis train TIE tine set
for tsavisz ts . o'risek Saturday morn
.aE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
LIE RETTE IS MUM
IN MURDER CASE
Confession Expected by Offieials Some
Time Ago e Not Forfheom-
Ing a. let
Is IAKES BEFORE MAGISTRATE
Preliminary Hearing Continued Ten
Days when re T. Arraixned In
once In County Jah

Elmer Ls Rstts. is-yesr-oid youth
accused % having murdered Edward
Zsrns over tUo weeks ago 10 = lonely
spot o. the river road between HAmp-
ton and Waf@rtoNn. vas taken before
Police MAGISTRATE G. J Smith IN the
once az the county izii this morning
aaf th~ preliminary hearing eoafin-
Esd tor 20 days
Hs - under 5000 bonds. but this
san e axsd oaiy az a matter % form.
for even - he could give bail IN this
amogut the states attorney would not
e1sssat 20 bis release undsr bond.
u Rsfts stiit stands pat % his
denial % having been Implicated tn
ere murder % the 3itbus driver. on
Gals a. arss believed they would So
cure a eosfessioa from him. but ne
has shoNa no signs % wsaksainE.
Hhen frst lodged "a the county Jail
here. after having been arrested a.
Wars@iiies. ~ practically refused 90
rst. eountY authorities claim. and they
took this 80 an Indication that he
wolif soon eoufsss. Bat since visited
By his wife snd mother. - 70 declared.
~ has apparently strengthened
Inquest sim Open.
Sc has retained J. Ciinton Searie a.
eouasei 20 defcnd hin. The coroncr's
Inquest probing the death % Zcrbc ia
sill open and until further evidence
- secured. o. the Erand jury reports
on ;hs case. u will no; BE- closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

winter months. Miss Don visited Ha-
vanA and other cities in Cuba and
both Mrs Don and her daughter stop
ped AZ several points OF interest. in
southern states during their stay in
the land OF sunshine.
Mrs. Harry McCaskrin and Miss
sara Ruben were IN Port Byron yes
ierdAy on behalf OF Mrs. Ursula Nc
Cauiey when L. 5. Pension Commits
sioner J. J. Horrigsn heard evidence
on the woman's petition for share OF
her husbands pension Mr.. McCauley
10 In Montana and a second hearing
wili be held there, giving him an OPP
por;unlty 90 state his version OF the
matter McCauley was al one time
postmaster OF Port Byron
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28

Delegates 60 the International CONVEX
tloz 20 ,. ssIe - Ns- YORK city r.
August
Word las bs.a rse>ivse by the or
Eanlrstto1 that n ~ Ls1fbio-z. ot
Miaz-spoiis. vice prssi4sst % n. IA
tio=al assoeizffoa. VII - -ith the To-
cal display @sa egrfnx tie eoEainx
s1ozfh- Enact date % hfs coming will
- a11oszc~t later. wEse - ar
rtv-s. tss window triz=srs % the
three cf,i@s vii gather .. baagsst
asG ,fr li-Ghtos- sfti ADDRESS thea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
DISPLAY MEN PLAN
MOONLIGHT JOURNEY

A. Ussr sfEsts meeting o. tse TIT
CRY Display W-e.s associates a. ere
W O. - CT vas GrctGsG Co HeiG a
mnuH. rts5rsl5a on ire stssaesr
ST. fGHr go rnfs Boat "Trip tas
Been ssgrr esssbtrrattoe Cor soeas
gme Sue ere associations oefy rscsstiy
fsfrrw brett f5 canbfse sgsfssss wtts
p.rssare ss.f 90 make tss sxesrsiea a
uonrv Getting arairs az vel ss az
egfHF
Proceeds fr6ca enc river tsts ass %
e. tows-t sstFsvfes tss eSesesss %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
+, N. OSSINcER IS
FATALLY BURNED
-. Erplsslaa IN Hsms sets Fire "a
Ehehsn and Leads ~ Discovery
u Tragedy.
uT HAVE BIN SUICIDE CASE
vssu slazs - Estin<aishsd soSy ..
Faund Win Fish Charrsa
o. crisp

81 0ss.aEsr. stt Fourtsszsa-aze-
sssr s.r-~f. net wifh a herri5ls dam
90 sr-raaaa. Fiames ia the EiteEsa
,~-s asr..-t tT shbors aboGs 2 80
- a- Geo t-sarfa~ns vas eail-s
Wsaa HH- blaze nae been caaaGsr-e
,rr sa,fF ~ lsslaErr vas faanG 90 tas
saaf. as eI9faiaf bsiaE burned OF
al Hs r-sh raarFeG
Nts HaH Of sac. whlch nav ave
hasa rlrH-t ea vfG saiettal iefsas
.sas-f ..- rrr a6t Ess msa fsash.
6ssas-r Eft been egf OF woss f5F
sams .ar vs.ef m. Est possibly &C.
.saar r t Desire ss end BE ufs uo-
nest rFes.ls sisa vas t5atsd D.
assH
Es.f-a.- wHfea. Ea the mlnf % ts=
saErr F.a .st-sFI gated ths ease. ls1s-
se-f sl f- appeared la tas fora q
alters i-ar.F 4sed b. the dad sssa
y fs.lHa-erHs ere gas pipe ja q cor
a-r 1r ..- tIeaeg. BE vas afasE ta
81 ..s- sf EEr time anG care hst
8sra .f.-F .1 close th- door aa6 via
iaWs Eae latter were shattered b.
o. .ssr ar E-F rEpiesioa.
was LETT Alone.
0ss.ee-r vas about sixty years %
ssa aFf has EVet az tss f9sezBlr
slma-r ss years. Mrs. OssirEsr vest
n -rsE view Bsric thfs aftsrnaoa Co
adf a-F-r one 9f ere eattfrsn. Oss af
as other eartrrs vas pJayiaE o. ths
ae.Es seFEHet
o. Isl believed that tfs tErisloa %
4a sas esa~ tra@ THE kitehsa stove
Ia ea..a .aerr vas "a Doe ere,
ra- Vfsw aEf two csusrsa sgr-
efF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
CAR OVERTURNS AND
FOUR ARE INJURED

Four men whose names have not
been learned we're Injured 10 an auto
mobile accident near Waicott. Iowa.
yesterday. The driver o. the car vas
unable 20 keep the machine IN is
coarse and a sgddca shift caused q
90 tgru over. one Was pinned under
the heavy vshieis. but none was seri-
oasiy hurt
Or. \ y. Mueller. who attended the
men last uiEht. said that couple %
broken ribs and several severe
bruises constituted the extent % the
motorists injuries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
DESERTED FAMILY
At THE NFIRMARY

WsFr ts t7 become % a family %
sgra ee.lirra. recently deserted By
sa N5istss.1 fsrmrr faItoWtgE tss
dean Hr els v.trf rhas ts ths cues
s1g ve.es rE- county fnfrmary con-
aHs- Lei f-T.rE t1 solve
rte Children ise.affaE twin girls.
srr all sr Esr aafrmarv af TIRE pFessss
gme E-7rfs f1 cad ere father savs
stt-t NE srfempf ts beise male 60
fFt ssfs.- E5mea for che tffsfs ones.
we Gee .s seef Of sebooiinE as we'll
ss r.Ht fat el1fGles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-28
SEEK APPOINTMENT
AS DESK SERGEANT

Two OPP .rati9rs were made today
Or police sergeant. one for bgiifinE
asBref1-. one for pirmbiaE Inspector
ant 1fs-es Cor various other appoint
meats fI be made by the rev commis-
sion ga.I9wjss is a tlst OF ere petit
gogrrs -9r che more Important i9bss
nest s~rFrart william "a. BrouEh.
$50 Hl.rH -aea-a-half avenue. ant
Georf- a. Erys s2z Ftfteenth street.
pflHHtsE Inspector p Dunlap.
gus EEGta- sad-a-half aveuss
s1iHE taspector-A ~. IosHsoa.
9sg Hrarfreefh street
FrrriaE b.ant=E Eugene sraffrrv
Us.-F m~ter rrat~r -GeoFss uaEs .