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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25

G. H. Wolhowe from east of Minot
threshed 5000 bushels of Marquis
wheat from ESQ acres and 1000 bu of
oats from 35 acres. Some yield from
prairie land
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
BROKE ALL RECORDS.

BROKE ALL RECORDS.
During the term of federal court
held in Minot last week, out Of TWEEN
ty complaints, nineteen either pleaded
guilty or were convicted, and $3.50
in fines was collected. This breaks all
records in this court.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25

family is planning on spending the
winter in California.
Attorneys w. F. Doherty, E. R.
Sinkler and G. S. Wooledge are spend
ing the week at Devils Lake, trying
cases in Federal court.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
LAKOTA ATTORNEY
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Fred Kelly, a prominent Lakota at
torney, committed suicide by shooting.
No reason can be given for his act.
He was once states attorney and was
a prominent Mason and Elk
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07

street with another boy friend Of
mine, and the other one told him that
I got boys into trouble and many 9th
er things which are not at all true.
And the boy believed It. I tried 10
explain that it was not true, but he
didn't believe me, and of course he
does not speak ! want TO be friends
with him again. not to go with him,
but just to be friends. Please tell me
what TO do. DOLLY
You have gained the reputation
among the boys of being cheap or
they would not dare nor care TO talk
about you as they do. Be dignified
and reserved and if you develop 4
character worthy of respect the boy
Will want to have you for a friend.
In reply TO Dimple: % The oint-
ment for perspiration which you have
mentioned will not irritate the skin or
make it sore. II may be used as often
as desired
(2) 1t is the corn starch used for
cooking purposes.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY MEET
ING.

The womau's Foreign Missionary so
clety of the First Methodist church
met with Mrs. Louis Dindinger. $50
TNcuty-frst street. yesterday after
noon for the regular May session. The
society united IN singing a hymn fol-
loved by the reading % scripture by
Mrs. a. J. Burton. Sire. Eugene Matti-
son leading IN prayer. The roll call
followed members responding with
current events in the missionary world.
Various business matters were trans
acted of interest 20 the society. The
program was in charge of AIRS. George
~. Aekicv. chairman % the program
committee. 4 paper was read by Mrs.
~ G.. GriHthE on lie Bib Cue. NJ. d.
The study chapter in the book. The
Child IN the Midst" was reviewed by
MrH short. who told % The Child az
Work Tor Christ" Two readings we're
given hy Miss Fave Crist and Mrs. L.
G.. DauEhcrty read an article on TN
hreIias Co Lend A. the close 81 the
program the ladies remained for a time
% sociahiilfy and they were served
With refreshments by the hostess
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
NRs. nEApY n0.TEss CLrn.

NiFE. Dave Hrsiy. az her home. sl0fs
Twelfth street. vas hostess yesterday
aff~ruoou 10 th~ Colonial Whist club.
fbr game be.as played az four tables.
one % which aas surrounded By i'm
Vited guests. Mrs ! Siivsrmau. AIRS.
7. Smith ~ Davenport. Mrs - Cold
man and 1irs. a. Morris. Miss Lena
Brady also hsiaE a guest % the af-
teruoon. though not playing Prizes
90 tte games sent % Mrs u Ten~bom.
Nrs T. 30 Trnchorl and Mrs NJ
si~Eei. oil of Davenport. Mrs. J sii-
vsrulan rsceivtuE the guest prize. The
rooms we're decorated vith bouquets
% pink and white roses and ferns
tunch ia courses vas served at the
eouciusi1n % che Eames 10 the even
iuE q company % fricnfs came in TO
spend the time PLAYING cards and
they we're served with refreshments.
The neat regular meeting 81 the
club viii be held iu two weeks with
Mrs Marx FiaEcistcin. 1923 Twelfth
street
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
arr.IIN..rrKITNe.

Tn. marriage q Mss Nay LlIIaas
mnffaf eaurat@r % ST. aaf Nfss
TAsnAs se-riinx % gss Eass ssxsn
oeps~e. pav~nsors. - Cafrou ?. o9is-
lSa 81 Chlcaxo. vas a eers1orY 81 =
sfeisex yesterday morainE Ia ne as-
srss Near eatE-sffsl vsrT EeT J. =.
- rtaanaxsG. '. o. esrf1rrzsd tEs
esr~rsony saG est@sratsd the mass. tEs
sa1ar-n's enoras siaEiaE tEs Mag
Aynn. Ms Wtiil4m EiaE at ths
sss.a. aaeounesf ths sriiai party
vstA tA~ L0b-Eria bridal caorus. tAs
Drsf~ sefar sstsaas,f b. afiss fI~aaor
orsinian ef ChieaE9. sister % ne
green. Win Leo Jahnsoa ~ Cairaga
90 best mas.
rh~ brif@ VS. ts q sits trausitrE
sur % Ersen. her baf mafchinx hrr
xDsn. VALE her wsisf sss ~ Bro
es6~ss ehi-au la cream color. TRAINED
a fofd laee Hhs carried a bogFaet
a. WINE roses. Ths brifssrsaid Was
IN a ErsT chanFrabls eth suis VITA
shfss bodfee ant hat ln ere zrsy siets
~ h@r Easn. ssr also carried rofss
A wesiding brsakfssf was served az
ne hors@ % the bride f1ii1wfnE the
esremony. covers being iald f9r % ar
th~ table where ptnk ard WHITE ros~s
we're used ln pretty decoration
Mf and wrs Quiafaa ieft last even
fnE f5r % short we,if.as "trip ant they
ell reside ta chicago where Nfr. Qlia-
IAn 70 inspector with the H ~ Hurt
a Co. Inspection bareag.
CGf % town guests ff ftr wsdtieE
frefus@d fh~ Misses Eleanor Fnf Hrra
oainian % CbiefE1. Mr and Mrs. 81
vsss 81 Grand N0aag iowa. Mrs Jofn
Hyan. Miss Elizabeth W9onev ara q.
y MoousT of ue Wilf iowa. Nrs
Tsomas W~irh ara daughter of Mo-
fin~. and Mrr Viewer "a Past w9..re.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
nr TAFYF.nRiTT.

y.ss 1fs-v urass daeEhfrF % fF.
aa1 trrs Desire uraet % Esst no
ua~ aaf r. T. p~Tasrs. also % East
Nf9tiar. were sarrisd Yesterday morn
iaE lei st Mays csgFct. MoiinF. Fath-
90 Lrea Vss ssaopen proeouneinE ths
raBE.al tz zh aass 90 ssts. TErF vess
affer~d bv Ntlss Mary usTasFs. sister
90 tsr bstrFruoru. ar1 Prosperous
urEarf rss bride w1rT a E8Wn %
s1ssv-v vtl'1N sarsss trimmed vifh
lace arf t1rE bridal veil caught
with dafaFr baneErs % sweetp~as
sh~ rarrtst BRIDE roses Ser t-.4ss-
na.f vas on plss crepe ds chine with
trfnsurfrE % ptnk ros~h11s and her
hos4gr- vFs sf rias and rttte sweet
peas and carustfons. a us4fiuE
breaEfssf vas served 90 relatives %
fh~ r1upts az tEe hos1e % ths bri4e's
s1r-nfs f5liovtuE ere errrmoay. ytF
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
W. & K STORE NEWS


fA4Frtf ANAAN WNiHa ~ NAfWNNa
tim@ g. Lacaur tHe famed fsmon-
<tratar sor Mme trree e1rsets. wbg
WI BE- wtsh W a. b. an Heyt wres.
runnmeuciaE Nteaaar NfaY l9. vas f1F-
fperiv e. physical eaifErr eypoeFat.
and D. was what she saw while ensaE
est in taat worE tlat drew her as9
the cossetias pfofess5au
"po yeu Saow. sGr writes
-ft was because % Ilst tsaf
r~sretahle that d~pl1rabfr cor-
dltion rauad eEfsrlaE amaaz such
a large reresufaEe of cav pspts taaf
7 gave gp my physical culture wors
20 devot- ny eaflre Eime ta ere erob-
len of hYEfeuie eorsetrv
rausust iaserssf is eertale % be
ssssn On ths teetsFr with tivtsE asG-
sis 90 be- Eivsu bV War o. tacoar
en~ dsv uexf weeE me papers wtI
aanoaaee che date
"a a - bgvsrs aav t1 rar east
viii return nest week with tHe u1sg
attractive tine % sUmmrr dresses Eaf
gowns ever seawn in Rock tsfsna.
Wom~a seeking gnusuaf valves
saeafd avail themselves Tomorrow of
me sale o. biEh quaiitv suits az Sltas
and stf9s ant coats at sass and
s10s
remorruv On che shoe feptrtnssns
select liass % late spring footwear
for wemsn have been reduced 90 Stfs
and st95 See tss 81 on tss lzss
paEs q this tssas.-(NdvI
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
SOCIETY TRANStCTs uUCH BUSI.
Mss.

Thirty members % the Ladies' Aid
society Of Spencer Memorial Methodist
church gathered Yesterday afternoon
~ the home % Mrs Roy Hoffman. Sef
Forty-second street. for the regular
monthly business and social session
"a the business session the ladies vut-
cd t0 pay S15 on the paving tax and 10
purchase 100 new hymn books Tor the
church. One ucv member was receiy-
20 into the society. and 100 calls were
reported Tor the month OF April a
short program was given during the
afternoon. Mrs a. ". Friskcy pleasing
with vocal numbers. Miss sue Lever
ich acting a. her accompauist. Inez
and Lucille Beck accompanied by Mrs.
Bridge. SANG a duct and WAYNE Aber-
nathy also SANG and Leoua Haywood.
accompanied hy Miss Grace Bechtel.
played a violin number The house
was decorated with bouquets of sweet
williams and May apples and the Ia
dies enjoyed a delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Hoffman. assisted by Mrs. W. Il
Topc Mrs p y. Wood and Mrs. Mizer.
served delicious refreshments.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
WIS. NOACK HOSTESS CLASS.

Mrs Mary KnoX-Noack az her home.
s0is Fourth avenue. entertained men,
bers % the Covenant Bible class OF the
FIRST Methodist church az the monthly
business and social session last even
iur. 80 of whom were her guests. Bust
ness matters pertaining 20 the class
were discussed and transacted. the
time remaining being spent socially
~ith games and contests. Refresh
ments wcrc served before the close OF
fha. nNnnLnE
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07

feet and what did do was by . great
effort could not sleep at night and
q course felt very bad IN the morning.
ard had n steady headache
After taking the second bottle no
tieed that the headache Was no; so bad.
] rested better. and ray nerves were
stro1E-r. continued It's use until IL
made = new woman Of me. and now I
can hardly realize that am able 70 do
80 much as do. Whenever know any
woraan In need Of good medicine I
hishly praise LYDIA Z Pinkharn's Veg
etAbis Compound Mrs. FRANK
Ci-AkK. si:5 y. Tulip ST.. Richmond. Pa
Women Have Been Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia z Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female Ills
This accounts for the enormous demand
fer 10 from coast 20 coast II you are
trosbled with any silnens peculiar to
women why doa't you Try Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Compoundy Ie
wfll pay you 20 do %. Lydia E Pink
An Medicine Co Lynn. Nass.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
IN HIs NANE rIRCLT.

Miss Grace Wheelan az her home.
s17 Nineteenth street. entertained the
members % the In His Name circle
% Kings Daughters az their monthly
business session yesterday afternoon.
Plans were made Tor the annual pic
mic which viii he held al the Watch
Tower next Thursday afternoon and a
sum or money was voted 20 the aid OF
the Visiting Nurse association \ very
enjoyable social time passed and the
hostess served n lunch.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07

Gsr=4a Latzsrss eszreA- s@.e.&;s'f.
Eoczs tsszsY es tes relatives ssf isEi-
Eass frfszGs a. tks yeuzE p~opls wft-
aesstcx tEs esrs~o-T. Tts brtfs ~as
- q estzty EssE % wkifs crepe es
eEtzs EsGs slss soisro lzesst 4rt ez-
tssss VITA bsaf trizzinEs see car
-fss1 q ea1ssss - rosss srf sysst Pas
a ws,.GtzE ffsssr vas served after ths
esrs>zaeY. tes s3sk ssf Uhits trtfai
eeisrs t@tsx carried o4s 81 artistic
ssea-asiazs % tss table asG rooEss.
ST. ass tfrs Hszasn isft oz ths after
raos trass fsr Chfcaxo o. a WesdiuE
trts TheT utll reside ou their r-taFu
az 1000 Farram street. Davenport.
AmoeE tss 1ss % town guests af
fEs wsdsisr we're Mr AT Mrs. George
fiaEsann ard fEgEhtsr. Hiss N1Fta4.
parsrfs asG sister % The groom. %
uarart. We anG Mrs. Wiiflacs Treeie
asf dagrsfsr. F'torrncr. ~ sgrbsry .
Wr ard Mrs. AIs@rt t.aaEnsau. Nr. AMI
urs- Wililara Arfsrson ard son. Vie
for. of Ttpsos 1fr ard Mrs william
Task or s1rhgrT.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07

and stated my reason, and asked IL it
would be all right She said it would,
but afterwards when We met she was
very cool. Now, Mrs Thompson. do
you think she had cause 20 be offend
ed? THANK YOU"
Yes, think she did have cause TO be
offended. 1t is not very compliment
tary TO a girl TO show that you prefer
some other girls company TO her own.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have many
boy friends and one of which I thought
the most of. but now we DO not speak.
This boy friend was walking down the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
MRS. ABRAHAM mOSTrSs BRIDGE

Mrs 4 6. Abraham az her home.
1925 sixth avenue. Moline. yesterday
aftcrucor entertained a. the Ersf %
a series % card parties. The rooms
we're bright vith lovely flowers. red
suapdTaEpus and tulips being used Ia
thr dining room and yellow tn the
uvirE room SIX tables % bridge
were played and Mrs. A r. Webster
took ths ers, prize. a dainty bud
vase. MIA ". ~ Morgan receiving
the sscoad. = erochetcd toWcl \
iEneheon Ia two courses uas served
a. The card tables after the games
Mrs. Abraham q entertaining a. the
second % the series o. parties this
aftsruocu.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07

compound i was m n
dreadfully rundown
state of health.
h ad internal truu-
bles. and was so ex-
trcmely nervous and
prostratei that IL I
hnd given in 20 my
feelings | would
have bcSn in bed.
AS 10 ~ as l had
hardly strength at
tiuea 20 be On r,v
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
HAwa~N.EtSrHE re-.

A pretty bone wedding ~ high roar
yssferdav took place al fe~ rrsileu-r
90 VT art ttrs f'aaf EastberE OF ere
East Nfrfh street. uaveuporfs wtee
thsir daughter tfiss Veva r EasreerE.
becams the bride % George T.. Sta
mann. son Of W. and Nfrs George tis-
usnn % puranf. a veil Enowu vouaE
business maH. teller % the 8eoff
counfv savings bank 90 Davenport.
Re-. Oscar Horu. pastor 81 TrfnifT
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07

the whites and J. A. Reid for the reds
The whites won BY - points and they
are 20 be rendered a banquet by the
reds next Tuesday evening ~ the
Sunday school rooms. The side enter
iAininE - no; divGlEinE its plans but
surprise = promised.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
PLYMOUTH CIRCLE NAY PARTY.

a pretty May party was given We'd
resaaF bY committee 40. 2 % the East
Nfoiias piymouth circle AZ the home
of Irs ~ 2 Adams in Fast Moline.
The hone vas bower % spring love
iiusss Nith So decorations 81 aid
crah-appie blossoms. vioie's and ferns.
\ dsiiEhtfui program % vocal mum
h~ra Vas Eivsn b. Mrs. o. D. sstzer %
Port Byron and Miss Fave Crist of
Rock Island and Miss Gieneva Wittrr
% Port uyrou pleased uffh several
readings Among those present Verc
not oniy Eass Moline women. but a
number from Moline. Waferfown and
silvia- Assisting the hostess iu en-
tsrtaiuiuE Wcrc Mechanics g. r. An
derson. J. l. Cramcr. J. ". PershiuE.
4 ~ Rockwell and Miss Lillian Pat
ton An elaborate rcpast was served
iu fh~ diuinE Toom. Mrs. n. r Euscime
and Mrs- T. b. Taft presiding az the
table
The affair vas both o social and a
financial success. fte circle realizing
about SIS.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
MYSTIC wORKERs CARD PARTY,

Mystic Workers lodge No. 35 enter
taiued a. one OF the series of card
parties last evening az Maths hall. the
game of eineh being played. Prizes
went 20 Mrs W Kruger and Joseph
Grotexut After the games refresh
meats we're served and a pleasant So
cal time passed. ~ the next meeting
% the lodge the FIRST Thursday in
June. another card party will be
given.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
r3aS ELTzAELrH TEe~PSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % II a girl
meets a boy friend in town and they
ride home on the car together. should
the girl let the boy pay her car
fare?
~ I have been invited 10 a class
banquet and asked to bring my boy
friend. Although 1 have been earn
ing my oVn money for a year. he is
still in school and his family is not
very well Of. Il will probably cost
IS cents a plate. Which one of us
should pay the bill?
80 Would YOU blame a girl for be-
ing angry at a fellow II he came TO
take her 10 a sociabIe without a collar
on. just a white shirt turned in at the
neck? G. f N.
% Each should pay his own fare.
80 You should pay the bill. Ar
range TO pay it before the banquet if
possible.
80 cannot blame a girl for being
shocked. but 1t is no occasion to be
angry. \ kindly suggestion THAI the
ter with a collar on would cause no
ill-feeling and it would help him to do
what is right
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have a per
Gale dress with blue flowers in it and
I got IL spotted with ink. How can
remove them without taking the color
out of the flowers?
QUESTION BOX.
Soak the spots in milk and salt
Rub with fingers to loosen the ink
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Cd We are
two sisters. 10 and Is years old Are
we too young TO 20 with the boys?
Our parents think we are and never
allow US 20 20 with them. Do you
think I, is all right TO go without
their knowing it,
tel Do you think IL Is all right to
10 with boy who has called you up
several times. but whom you have
never met?
LUCILLE AND MARIE.
% II would be wrong and danger
Gus 10 Eo with hoys without your par
ents knowing II. II you ask permis-
sion 90 entertain boys az your home
in the presence OF your parents, am
sure they will let you do IL. When
they see that you are worthy OF being
trusted alone with boys they will give
you more liberties.
t.l Certainly not 4 girl cheapens
herself In the boys estimation by talk
Ing TO him when they have never met
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am young
man Of %. and have been going with
n young lady OF 20 for about a year.
One evening last winter I was gcing
TO call on her when I had a chance 10
take another very attractive young
lady 20 the theatre That afternoon I
phoned 20 the frst young lady. telline
her that ] could not come that evening. /.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
SOCIAL EVENTS

sa9 m-a DeTHsys left for Chicago
=; aooa and after a visit % a week
viii b. AZ home on Sinth street and
ElEhtssath aveass. East Moline
The BRIDE received her education a.
ths villa Dc Chanfai and has been en-
EaEsd a. sfeEoErapher a. the Moline
scale Cos offess IN Eas; Moline. The
groom ts bookseep~r IN the Central
Truss 4 Savings hsnk 10 this city and
both YognE people have . great many
veil wishing frien4s.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
wrS. BENNETT HOSTESS SOCIETY.

Alrmb~rs uf t1e Ladies' Aid society
20 thr Memorial Christian church en-
l8Yei q most dsiishtfui afternoon yes
teFIay az che guests % Mrs ?. "a. Bar
HTtt. siF's Fourth svrug~. The bust
ness session was followed By a time OF
sociabiiity ~heu the ladies busird
themselves vith their sewing and
fancy work Mrs Barnett assisted bv
Nfrsdam~s John Weiss. T. g. Graham.
= " Warner end James Hail served
delicious refreshments during the
coarse % the afteruoou-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
LrGcLrB WIN MRS. NAGUIRE

J C.. O. club members enjoyed the
afternoon yesterday as the guests of
Mrs !. r. MaEuirc. ztif sixth avenue.
wouue. her daughter. Mrs. Warren
stein. acting ns assisting hostess.
Three tables % 500 were played and
prizes Vcnf 90 Mrs. stella Earnhart.
Nrs 90 Frrriaud % Fast Moline.
Mrs "a. r Pgatf 90 Rock Island and
urs " " Leonard % Moline. a de-
ucioua tvo-cogrs~ lunch VAS served
az the card tables a. the conclusion
o. the games The house vas d-cora-
t~i with immense bouquets o. lovely
1eE-sf~mmed Vioiefs and riacs and
the rooms verr most iuvitiuE The
club Will meet tu four weeks with
tfrs ~ u~id~ie iu Moline and fhe
same ladies as the U ~ - club vtii
meet ir tWo seeks wtth Mrs a. j.
Suck. zoe Fifth avenue. Moline
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
RrsY Hrr SWING rIRrIr.

Mrs J. :. Niiitoa q, hsr home. e50s
TSsntisth aveugs. yesterday after
zooa satrrtaiasd at the regular meet
iaE % the Busy Bss Sewing circle.
The ladies' we're very busy all after
rooa se~inE carpet rags With Which
Co rake RUGS and ~ the business ssa-
ssoa piass ~srs made sor the obs-rv-
aree % the sixth aEnivsrsary % the
society. THIS will be held MAY % In
ths ersaias =, ODD Fellows temple
sze siii - stocking soelsbis.- a6-
Gsissioa 90 be twice the sire of the
stocsinz voru- Thers efif bs = pro
Erz=, s.f refreehmsnfs Aad mostly
good tiaas sfth games aad eont~sts.
TIE circle wtii meet n~xt Thursday for
az All eay session st the temple 90
qEiit TIE nrrt regular ras-tiax wtil
ee hef May 80 at the horrs % Mrs
Gas Tets-7ssn 90 Thirriets street
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
FRoeRlN nTroRE III rLrB

Pupils ~ Wtss Esther FryHeti. piano
and AiEsrr Asker. riolir. appeared IN
ere following program Eivcn thfs af-
teruooe before sire Cisf club % AgE-
Esfara college in th~ school auditor
i1u
Tr.o--Eir o. Chass@- ....... .C~rnry
Adele osIos. Norma tfaEuafs~r. Ariea
s,8eh
t.1l.eH rgr1,ifeus- .-... u1rizeffi
Lovers Farewell .....-.-.--.--.--
Joseph Hu
In garE arf Fft~- ........ fsrtEsr
NtsHar uawEiEs0r.
ne I1vD1s Psasanf~ .. Eehgmauu
Esther Brooks.
General Boa Bon .....--- Fp.tiui
1iarior Tobin.
Wolfe rarIeisf warrh~ Beethoven
Boyer Fisher
Er rIrs af Cavalry ..... u1rErltieF
Mabel u-1s51
- "a va.se- ..... ...........- u1hm
Lar.tr Aefrrs9r
Veal SOLO ......... ..........N
tr~r- s.r~-t
TIE Bells ............. ntssfagEai
~G-H--ar Bon Be@- ...--... F1itiri
trvirr Oisor.
IHr Oeaer eaa.a.. Nslsaa
wilma CARTS.
E1rtv ...... ........ .....r kgria1
rf~rfr LIED.
vfef.1 ~tfsr5fF~ ........ no UFri1F
-se~ The Coaassri-E Hero Csm-s-
......-. ..........- HaEfFi
E~r0rfs Eempe
farr uarer ........ ...... jansen
Nfr.~ Utsoa-
F9aatirs SO 90 ....-....... Eshlau
Far sIlsr- .............. Bs~rt1Ern
ErFra prfsrs1r
Violin -EeeFrrr- .......... astEssFrt
g1Eres Gart0r-
rrir-rfa1 o.stsrf~r- .... Wsrr~1
lfiaui- tErE. wuaa. Cgrtis ,fsriGa
ToaiH
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
WOMAN WOULD
NOT give UP
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
e Pinkham's Vegets-
bic Compound.

Richmond. Pa -" When I started
taking LYDIA Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
Specials and Savings
For Thrifty Saturday
Shoppers

That this list will give many suggestions
Of value to you Is certain II you will just read
these hints Saturday specials:
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
wHrTrS Will BaNorEr REDS

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xsssnetss essres have seea Carrying
&C o eretsas vhtes h~gzr 4, January
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
Fresh Vegetables

Asparagus Green Beans Green Peas
Pie Plant New Potatoes
Carrots Cueumbers Spinach Lettuce
Tomatoes Pine Apple CauliAower
kohlrabi Fresh Coeoanuts Turnips
Beets California Cherries
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-07
Saving Specials

Fancy Imported Maearoui. the pkg. .1se
Choice Pumpkin. the can ..........7e
Egg Noodles. fiat or fine. the pkg...7c
Peanuts. Jumbo size. blauched and
saited. the pound .--................4 .40c
karo Syrup. the can u.................s SC
Olives. Spanish Queen. zsc bottle ...... 19e
Ffnuau Haddies. boueless IN iars......35 35c
Grape Fruit select. ftficv Z for r........2 25e
". Y. Cheddar Cheese. we'll cured and
with delightful flavor. pound. ....... SOC
Fancy Strawberries. piut sire box. .10e
Radishes. large bunehes. crisp. : for. Sc
Chicken BouIlion Cubes. - IN box. SOC
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-08
LISTEN TO WHAT ].
TINKER HAS TO SAY
Going To Throw Business Men
Out of Baseball and Bring in
SpOrtsmen"

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. S.-With
the arrival OF President Gilmore, OF
the Federal league. today. there was
scheduled To begin a general warm
ing mp" consultation OF counsel, CLUB
owners, players and managers OF the
league. preparatory TO the hearing
Jan. 20, or the trust busting suit
OF the Federals against organized
baseball
John NJ Ward. former star player,
Was mentioned as associate counsel
aiding r. f. Gates. Ward IL here
from BROOKLYN and with him came
Lee Magee. Here also are Ned Han
Ion. Harry Goldman, Otto knabe'
Rebel Cakes, Pitcher Pol' Perritt,
together with goodly delegation
from Chicago.
Asked whether his organization Was
going 10 try TO break up professional
baseball, Joe Tinker answered:
II should say not All We are try
ing 10 do IS 10 give II a good house
cleaning, throw out the business men
and bring in sportsmen.