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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

GEO @ soHLBERG Tres
AIR RAIDS OF ALLIES
WITH LITTLE SUCCESS

AMSTERDAM, via London, May L
Allied alrmen ara displaying great
activity oyer southern Baden, says
the Berlin LOkal Anzieger They
paid four visits 10 Haltingen Wed
nesday to destroy the engineering
works, hut caused little damage.
"One bomb exploded at the railway
station and greatly damaged two eX
press engines and slightly wounded
several people.
The same alrmen appeared over
Mullheim, but were driven back by
shell fire Nine machines flew over
Loernch without dropping bombs -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
GERMANS lombard DUNkIRK
WITH BIG GUNS SECOND TINE

FOLkESIONE. England May l.
Refugees arriving here from Dunkirk.
France, report that six shells from the
German II Inch Guns fell In Dunktrk
Friday evening at intervals ot ten
minutes Considerable damage was
done to the town. The women and
children of umkirk are leaving in
large number,
This is the second bo~mbardment Of
this port, the first having been re.
ported Yesterday AZ having occurred
on Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
SIGHT SEEING TOURS FOR
PANAMA CANAL IL LATEST

WASHINGTON. May IA sight
seelpg passenger service has been ar
ranged ON the Panama canal by which
anyone may pass through and see the
great waterway on one NJ the ocean
liners " the Panama Railroad steam
ship line FOR ak dollars, including
meals served en- route. The vessels
sail from Balboa Wednesday or Thurs
day and return from Cristabol Satur
day or Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
DUNKIRK CITIZENS QUIET
AS HUGE SHELLS HIT CITY

PARIS MAY -Dunkirk remained
calm while being bombarded by shells
from giant German guns, according TO
the editor Of % upwspaper OF that city
who has arrived In Paris. He said
the bomhOrlmnur began at IL 80 a.
IN. Thursday and continued until
. =. m. Twenty projectnes In all were
hurled into Dho city. They fell at
intervals NJ about seven minutes.
All OF them were .l6-inch shells which
blasted c%rntcrs sometimes 40 feet
across.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
MONROE ENTERS PLEA;
HEARING On TUESDAY

ID. V. Monroe with his attorney up
peared before Justice Of the Peace Don
nell this morning and waived the rcnd
ing Of the information and entered "a
plea Of not guilty Of first degree muir
der In killing Marguerite Ellis. who
was shot I'm a resort In this city during
the latter part " December The pre-
liminary hearing will probably he set
for Tuesday no action being taken this
morning as n representative ~ the
county attorney office was not IN the
court room when the case was called
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
l.. L. HENSLEN SUCCEEDS
THE LATE {. u. MATTINGLY

J.. /. Hcuslry has been named by the
directors VI the Universal Film com
pany MS general manager or the Okla
homa branch Mir Hcuslcy takes the
-Riacc Of G. H. Mattingly who died last
Ticsduy from the effects " injuries
I'm an automobile accident
The office NJ chief booking agent, va
Gated by Mr. Ucnsley has been filled
by G. 4 Maddu1. who has moved here
from Kansas city with his family.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
If ARRESTED, THIS THIEF
OUGHT TO PLEAD INSANITY

Someone either got their signals
or else they have forgotten
what time Of the year this H." said
Police Sergeant Bradford when a
stolen property" notice was signed
this morning testifylng to the loss OF
a set OF turs, R wooden dress, a black
hearskin coat, a chlnchim overcoat,
and a heavy blue overcoat The theft
Is reported az having occurred some,
time within the past week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
SURVIVOR or GETTYSBURG
TODAY Is SERIOUSLY ILL

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 1.
General aCrles peyton, 1S, the only sLr
viylng confederate field officer Of tn,
Battel Of Gettysburg, was In a serious
condition today at his home In Rom
CoNerte, W. Va, as a result OF
stroke Of paralysis, Tie " commander
~ the West Virginia division OF The
United Confederate veterAna.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
AMERICANS ARE WARNED
or DANGER ny GERMANS

WASHINGTON May / In nm ~
fetal notice published by the German
embassy In many important cities N
the United States today Americans
were given renewed warning that
travel on ships flying the flags Of
Germany's enemies was at their own
risk.
Officials at the German embassy
said, so far m they knew, the notice
was intended merely to remind neu.
tral travellers Of their danger and did
not indicate new navel operations
When the first notice Of the subma.
rine blockade was given the Washing
ton government made representations
10 Berlin giving notice that American
lives and property must not be endan.
gered.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
SOMETIMES IT HAPPENS
SUIT ON FUNERAL BILL

Justice Of the Peace DOnnell took
consideration Il case which was
heard I'm his court this morning In
which W. $ NrAtee and s. H. Hart
gan are suing Thomas II. Heincy and
Mrs. Hciury for $50 alleged to be- due
for a funeral contracted for by the
defendants The Judge announced
that he would probably give his de
clslon late thi. afternoon IN the mat
tor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
JOHN D. ADDS LAKES
TO HIS GREAT ESTATE

TARRYTOwN, n. Y, May John
u Rockefeller has added the two
Tarrytown lakes to his six thousand.
acre lake estate here by the purchase
VI an additional lW acres Of land
His plans for the new property have
not been disclosed. II contains valu.
able timber and Quarries and Is said
10 have cost more than 800 5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
QUAKE SHOCKS REGISTERED
At WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON, May T. Earth
quake shocks described at Georgetown
university here as probably destruc.
tive were recorded on the seismograph
there today between I 20 and . a m.
The trpmur- continued FOR almost two
hours md reached greatest intensity
1T IT, 20 a. m Mt an estimated dis
lance from Washington ~ $500 miles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
JAP DEMANDS REFUSED
BY CHINESE GOVERNMENT

PEKlNG, May The Chinese gov
eminent has definitely refused some Of
the most Important demands made by
Japan.
On learning of China's decision the
Japanese minister Eki Hioki, said to
the Chinese foreign minister La Cheng
Hsiang
I am very sorry | believe my gov
ernment will be- disappointed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
GERMANS DAMAGE AMERICANS
STEAMER WITH BOMBS

WASHINGTON, May 1.-American
Minister Van Dyke at The Hague re.
ported 10 the state department today
that the American steamer Gushing,
from Philadelphia for Rotterdam, was
damaged by bombs dropped frlsn Ger
man aircraft In the North sea, but that
no lives were lost.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND, THEN
HERSELF IN COURTHOUSE

KANSAS CITY, MAY l. Louis
Schweiger, president ~ a construction
company was shot and probably fatal.
ly wounded by his wife today In the
corridor " the county courthouse.
Mrs Schweirer then shot hersef.
Both win die.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
OFFERS OF METHODIST
CHURCH UNITY ACCEPTED

DIES MONIES Ia, May THE
board Of bishops NJ the Methodist Epis
copal church boo ,ussion here today, sc.
cepted the overture Of church unity
made by the Methodist Episcopal
church. The resolution Of acceptance
was adopted hy a unanimous vote
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
STEAMER orr CALIFORNIA
SINKS WITH HER CREW

SAN DIEGO Cal, May THE
steamer Victoria disabled by gales,
sank or the Coronado islands, south Of
mere to-day Eleven men were aboard
Her fifteen passengers were taken off
last night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
ABSTAIN FROM SMOKING;
MONEY GOES TO SOLDIERS

VENICE, May l. Throughout Hun
gary. today Is being observed IA "ab
stain from smoking" day Every
smoker win be expected to abstain
from using either pipe, cigarette or CT
gnr. aud to give the money thus saved
10 q mnl f-r lnNnIIl snlllers-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
Police court was a surprise this

Police court vas u surprise this
morning. When Judge Price walked
into the court room, there were four
people In the room. Usually the place
is half filled, one white prisoner and
three negroes were the only ones pres.
ent. Three cases were on trial aud one
carried until Monday morning. As a
rule At least fifteen cases ARE Oh deck
at the morning session Of court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Charles Cline, who has been In the
county jail several weeks for AN al
legged violation Of the Mann act, was
ordered TO Dallas for trial by Federal
Judge Cuttcrul Friday Cline was ar
rested IN Oklahoma City on adyices
received from Texas authorities. and
was unable to furnish bond Of 81, 900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

A jury In the federal court Friday
decided that the NJ, X. 4 T. railroad
had not started the fire which burn.
ed n house and barn belonging to +.
L. Collier Of Shawnee, but TINT the
fire had probably been started 10y the
pipe " the plaintiff. Collier was su.
Ing the railroad for $4,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

The federal grounds have been beau
titled by Il handsome cactus, donated
by Il woman interested In civic beauty
and horticulture. The plant stands
about three feet high, and has been
PLACID In the enter " the grass plot
back of the postCffice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
I'M yesper %serylces SUNDAY after.

The vesper services Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the Y w G. A..
win he In charge OF the Phllathea
class Of the First Baptist church. Miss
Lula Wiley, teacher. DR.. X A. Chase
win speak on "The War and Christian
Responsibility" and music will be
given by n ladies' Quartette, Mines
G. W. McCredie, Thad Wells. Maudc
Wilcox and Miss Velma Peoples and
a mixed 0uartette. consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs r. f. Hunter, Miss Josephine
McJilton and MIR ] H. Marshall. Miss
BeulAh Rrainard will give a vocal solo
and Miss Caroline Smythe will be al
the plano.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

MIR. Anton ClRssen has sent his check
for s. to j. +. P%ershiug, s%coutmuster
Of Troop | Of the Boy Scouts Of Amerl
ca, 10 pay for the membership fee
Of two scouts into the National Tree
Protective association, with headQuur
ters at Washington. The association
has members in every state In the
union, and boys and girls Interested In
tree protection and preservation are es-
p]cciHlly desired MS members. With
the 81 fee membership Is given for II
year, Mr.. pershing has not yet chosen
whom he with name.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

The annual convention Of the Olda.
hOma EclccticHl Medical association
will be held in Oklahoma CITY May 4,
3 and G. II is thought that 100 ply
sicians from over the state VIII he
present Headquarters will be at the
Skirviu hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01
ECHOES OF tn: STREETS

Governor Williams has appointed
the follow my delegates to the meeting
Of the International Press congress,
which will be held Ia San Francisco,
July D 10 10: H. f. Stafford, okla
homun, Oklahoma City h. Nj. Kerr,
Times Democrat, Muskogee John ~.
Shcplor, Constitution, Lawtou Robert
f. story, Democrat Durunt h. ".
Evans, News, Durant.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Plumbing Repairs, Hutch, Wal 1874.
Ado
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
SAVES ELDERLY FOLKS
FROM BLADDER MISERY

When you're fifty your body begins
10 creak little at the hinges. Motion
is more slow and deliberate Not SO
young as / used to be-" is a frequent
and unwelcome thought Certain
bodily functions upon which good
health and good spirits so much de-
pend. are impaired. The weak spot is
generally the bladder. Unpleasant
complications in other organs arise.
This is particularly true with elderly
people II you only know how, this
trouble can be obviated
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil has been relieving the
and pain due to ad-
years II is a standard. old
time home remedy and needs no in
production II is now put up in odor-
less, tasteiess capsules. These are
easier and more pleasant to take than
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

one Justice Of the Peace Ito Gil va
cancy.)
The places for registration and vot-
ius wifi be as follows;
Ist precinct-Barber shop at AIS
Fourth avenue.
2ud Maiwald's Grocery,
70I Ninth avenue.
SD preciuct-Tailor shop. 1ol4
Thlsd avenue.
4th precinct-Stringer building, 924
Ninth street.
5th precinct-East door Of the court
house.
9TH precinct-144O seventh avenue.
9Th precinct - Ullemeyer's drug
store. Eleventh avenue and Fifteenth
street.
sth precinct-325 Nineteenth street.
9th precinct-Trinity Parish house.
Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue.
10th precinct-527 Twenty-second
street
11h schmid's grocery.
se3 Twentieth street
18th precinct - s1O Twenty-sith
street.
1sth precinct-7os Tweuty-seventh
street.
18th precinct-s51 Thirty-eighth
street.
18th precinct-Peterson's carpenter
shop. $40 Forty-hfth street.
18th precinct-1340 Thirty-eighth
street
18th precinct-13s4 Thirtieth street.
Polls open election day from seven
C7l O'Clock in the morning until five
(0 O'Clock in the evening.
Dated al Rock Island this 18th day
OF March. 1915.
W. 4. E'REWERT.
(Adv.) Town Clerk. /
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
ITCHING NEARLY
DROVE A WHOLE
FAMILY CRAZY

Nassss City. 1to.. Ccs. zf. bit
.atT hsshend hta a rash all Gvrr kis
toar. aad soon che WHOLE FAMILY
We ~ thc sane condition. fs tsos-tt
sHlr sad raised uP on tas srrss sna
eo'T ta his tumrss This trerat~
ausnea tsd itcbed 60 taas is wsutl
ncsFIy drive enc eruy. n was always
Nerss se ristt. 90 We cr1.a aat si-rr.
We tIi htt tais trotshf- f1r aerus tss
= tsres yeaEs. aad GusasE thEE sir1-
were many rrrarsiies sat rreacrirf rfi7as
W. 30 resuiss. We sried E.rsiaol Olas-
mene tnG Eesinoi Soae fad Il HE.
Etst I'D Ar ONCE. ard before ts-
tairt ftr ef eintsseus had Been ess,l. -
etrs az comp irtsiy eu-sd. lE hss bssn
Ing months since We were cured. as.4
taerr trE no trarrs % che trsusfr--
9isnedi Atrs. :. A. ClsrSsaa. t1so
lava Ave.
VERY truFxist ssifs Essiaet Oins-
sieu4 and Resinal soap. srd phgsieiaas
Save rrTsrrtheti thsr1 fsr z0 gesrs Ia
80 tsestlaeas - s<ia tfsg1l~s.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
WIDOW II DAYS; WEDS
ReIiet OF Man Who Died Suddenly
Speedily Remarries.

ST. Louisa marriage license was
issued at Clayton to Mrs Media
Adams and Joseph Toet of Valley
Park. Mrs. Adams husband. Shelly
Adams. was found dead in bed II days
ago. She was absent from home at
the time, and when she returned from
a visit TO relatives at Moselle, No, she
was held by the county authorities as
a witness at the inquest Joseph Toet
also was held.
y Valley Park physician said there
were indications that Adams, who had
been an invalid, had died of mercury
poisoning. An analysis failed to con-
firm this. Mrs. Adams and Toet were
released after the inquest
They did not apply in person for the
marriage license. but made their ap-
plication through justice of the peace
at Valley Park, and the license was
mailed to them. II was the thirteenth
issued this year.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

Gee Co. select deteEaf~s. aad these com
posed 5fs - o. Esustsek. d. p.
vI-riea Caartcs Roberts. Frank IS.
I1sssaa. ~ Voars Guy itstehiasou
asa Boyd Wcyfictarr The 1ts5 % dele
gates was made aa with sfsrtcioas
haste. iraieaftuE previous selection.
aad vas adopted as follows
rloys uc1ficaaet Wiliiam Edeilsar.
Charfss YoasE. Wtriisa ,iaFdis ard
rfccrv urbsrr Hamps1ns chartes
spiesfer. trurvs Hsnry uutchiuson.
BawGrs. e. H. W3tsoa. Coal valley
T.. *. C1ravsfard. =. - Rziisbaek. A.
toe sweusou. soash Moline, Gay
fgzseairsou. Harais e. = pi~yz >. a.
0sRfsas. p = taaGs-. GsoszefN. John
ss-. W \ M~ssS. o. T. Johusos. o. r.
Crus. q q. Roberts o. =. Vtertch. ,.
~ Issass8.. 4. r. utseSnaa. a. =.
r.vesea. r %. NetzEar asf e. =. ssin-
nee. M5,iss. ana l. l. Hn1e~. u. n
scerfvsr. leo :. pFis~nruts. Pred
Hodges. James Murphy and - -.
sfocss. Rock Island
of--ss-d sszts-srt.
Isdzs oinsfse With G. = Scare saf
EEwfn Dice trft today f1r Caulbridsr
Were fk~T are attsntiaE ere fearT
-c4nr@ eraversioa. Before the former
.sfs Hsef leland he made tbe foiios taE
staterneus Co which - declared thar
sfFs karGs6 uasthods % bis oPpoeert
asfv prevented his daruauatioa % Rock
.siart counsY-s stormy cc1vcat.oa %
Saturday
~Rslasivs 60 ths cause % the sfsit
n fea rauntv eouv~utfor Z desire Co .
sake tas following stss~snents
~osr cugnsV cummitte~ called tfe
.aucssss fc- tfarCh 80 On spite % this 1
fza<s Bells frisrEs as 60 some elk
-saeus~s. sscceetisd In esiiins snap /
.suet1sss coramsueaax NsrcA IS. Wh~a
IL fasr Q aor ny fst@rels cogid have
sa. ossortuaity 70 get bsfofs ths p~o-
- IN soazs ags inssEners. where
.urN sap csgClssss h4d beSa held
hsr- se-~ c1at-ssirE dsi~satiogs, NJ
irisnGs iu tH~ cuaventicu properly
srxse I@at esiss4tioss fsosa sseh $50
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

difference OF az least l. votes that
vas either entitled 90. or Ben illeE-
aiIy got. that would have changed the
entire complexion OF the convention.
and. ~ riEhuuiiy decided would have
given my friends uudorbtcd control OF
the convention.
Realizing that Bells supporters
we're determined on such high hand
cd tactics ms friends. as say, after
fair warning withdrew and in an or
derry way chose a HIST OF delegates in-
sfructed Tor mo that will present their
claims 10 seats 10 the judicial couyen-
ton
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

the oil in bottles. a
Each capsule contains about one,
dose Of five drops. Take them Just,
like you would any pilI,s with small
swallow of water. Theyssoak into TIN
system and throw OF 7 the poison9
which are making you old before your:
time. They viii quickly relieve those
stiffened joints. that backache. rheu-
matism, 1umbago. sciatica. gcllsfo4a6<
gravel. 'briek-dust," etc They a<9{
effective remedy for all disease
the bladder, kidney. liver. st0me{h -
allied organs. 3 -
Go to your druggist today and u1
box O. GOLD MEDAL HaGx1enf CA
Capsules. Money refunded x the3
not help you. GOLD MEDAL a.
pure. original imported Haor1pH
Capsules. Accept no bAt3k11 4
(Ady.l s ~ 8
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
G. 0. P. HARMONY
KNOCKED GALLEY
WEST IN COUNTY
Fock Island and MOhne Party
Leaders Are Arrayed IN
Hostile Camps.
BITTER OVER IUOeEsHIP
ST. rssss1 sesa-s-s st cs-sl4sls-
~ csresrts1 sesrs Or
ss-s z-a s-sri-.

rl were republican, feas~r sa1
Ft ra-l @ erre i9aE fras Fra-a
rraf f4 HH.s peace wirh f1r hzc
.se- arr HHH fuse as said H W
se-. s.-asr persuaded aaa eeerTfs IsE
sss .ee..aE r1 1eE lovely aE1.~
asu 8 500 t1 have T1gr
saea ar ET .srr1eT art a return
s4 fae 5- eHsrf-f te1rsrG Fa.rf Urtf
-e-r a H-ssF r.rrIt Istrre.lgf
ureFe-r W1..I or would zoe. tras
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rara r.-r ErT cane r1 sire ur fE~
s-eea ar fr- 1aefTs ltgIeial eeares-
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f- ~ Ilfs- H W ofmstef ard g. .
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fsrae- HraaF.s BafE were Grerl11-
81 ar aaae ar s5aas-rs who sslrrrsrf .
n- U-. Convention vHea ss BAD con
-.lf-f -s rrrI.fr aborf late atilr .
f5r arfrrrrae. Judge GrL tirer.f sr.
ru.rarf 1fr .-s-.- @9st severely
EaEaEe gsw r7r Hrar.r
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
All You Need
to- Beautify Your Home
Is a Brush and some

JAP-A-LAC saves mil
lions of dollars for mil
lions OF people every year.
and its so easv 10 use that
JAP-A-LAC-ING Is a low
Job.
II Is made in eI beau
tiful colors and Natural
lclearl. It. renews every
thing from cellar to garret.
ii YOU have never used It
before. use IL now and as
tonish Yourself with what
wonders YOU can work on
woodwork. furniture and
floors. ON audirous. auto
mobiles. baby carriages.
beds. bicycles. book
shelves. chandeliers. chairs
desks. doors. farm implc-
mcnts. iron fences. limo
leums. picture frames. ra-
diators. and a thousand
and one other articles.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29

h Iets sbouid NOT be- aliovcd % sit iu
ths convention until s1ch contests
could ho fairly heard ard decided by q
fa4riy appointed credentials commit
tee chosen by The convention.
~1ty spokesman on the aooT. in ac-
.e0Fdane~ with the usual custom Of uu-
coauty couvcatious. made a motior
f0g a credentials committee % seven
two FROM Rock Island. two from Mo
lire. ard ore each from the upper
middle end loser ends 20 the county
60 b. chosen By such respective parts
% the county.
'-B~lfs supporters refused % vote
Tor ttts motion. tut instead pat
thFpuEh q motion for a chairman %
appoint such committee The chair
in ehoosinE Rex Islands quota OF
this committee selected H ~ schriv-
sF and Dave Cieiand. my bitter op-
poueuts of she Rock Island city dele
EatioE. and this. supposed 90 BE-.
committee % fair judges 20 Judge our
eoatssts.
ore FIsssg
The vote or talE motion was car
red against me bF the narrow nnrein
q O. 90 81 votes. My friends. when .
this uoti1u vas ptt. gave fair warning /
that Rock Island vouida't stand %
30 ridden over ruuFhshod. Even this
vote % O. 60 - Included one vote of 1
b Rock faiaud city delegate that uas
positively Instructed for me By his
saueus. 60 that this test vote should. 1
Z fairly considered. have been - %
= n ny favor. And even such vote
Taa after the county committee had
'gfus~d to seat my six d~icEatcs In the
.sxth and seveuth precincts % Rock
siand that clearly had q right %
Sass and votes. bat which right Wss
ztsr admitted by the Bell ~rump-
.oav.ntioa that actually seated such
l~iexases- And three others 90 uy
s<aiiy elected delegates we're also
~ai-d seats And four OF the Hell
ontssfed delegates ~er~ allowed
eats before the conventioa passed on
bear Tisht 70 seai4- so. acre was a
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
YOUNG&McCOMBS
ROCK ISLANDS BIG QUALITY STORE

This is the "CheerfuIneSS Week" in the Tri-Cities
Everybody who helps by cleaning up and painting
adds bit of cheerfulneSS to the community
Everyone Help Make 1t a Clean Easter.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
FOR SEVERE COUGHS

use ? ounces of Schifmann's Concenf
trated Expectorant. Gives instant res
lief and breaks up the most stubborr
Coughs and Colds. Besides, il it does
not give perfect Satisfaction. money
will be refunded by Thomas Drug Co
-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-29
ELECTION NOTICE.
Township Election.

Township Election
Notice g. hereby given mat on the
9Th day o. April. a. u. 1915. an cleo
tion ain 0c held IN the township Of
Rock Island. for the election Of the
following township officers. to-wit;
rive Assistant Supervisors.