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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
SENATOR GOODRICH SPEAKS
GOOD WORD For CHICHESTER

Senator c. O'Conor Goolrick. OF Fred
e.IckseurE, Was called TO the stand.
bic stated that he was member of the
present State Senate and is Demo-
cratic nominee for reelection 10 that
body Nj. Goolrick said ne thought il
improper for him 10 testify in the case,
as he would have TO sit as a member OF
the State Senate should there be any
In parchment proceedings before that
body. and for that reason he wished to
refrain from taking any part. The at
torneys retired to see II they could
agree as 10 what NJ. Powell proposed
TO prove By Senator GoolcicE The at
to.neys could not agree and Senator
Goolrick vas required 10 testify.
Hr. Goo!vick said he was a Democrat
and voted for Senator Martin last time
lie knew Mt. Powell. had been associ-
s;ed with him in cour:, and observed
him in other cases. He had never
known him 10 be dis-espectful TO the
court. AT times he was persistent, as
"e-e other lawyers. He thought him
slow in the examination of witnesses
and IL taking dispositions but thought
hin? competent for the position Of Com
:1,oCwealth's attorney. lie had known
NJ. Powell TO have disputes with other
attorneys. but could rot say that il was
any more Powelrs tauli than that OF
the other attorneys. He had observed
The -uderess OF other attorneys toward
Powell and thought there was ennlity
5etwee them. He never knew Judge
Chichester - t-y 10 influence any one
and thought him absolutely fair and i'm
partial! IIc did not think Judge Waller
corcPeteat lawyer, as he had been out
% practice 100 long TO make good
Commemorative attorney. He said re
considered the appointment OF Judge
Waller unfortunate. With this excep-
ton, Judge Ch!chesters appointments
were good. He thought most OF his ap-
To;nteez were Democrats. but said he
would appoint Democrats. too. II he
we're OF the bench.
Cle.i; 4. 2 Yates, Of the Corporation
Cour, o: Fredericksburg, questioned b.
Air. Powell. said ne had known Mr.
Powell fo- six or eight years. Atr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
MINIATURE AINANAc
Window TO John JASPER.

= ne-,or!l! window In memory OF
the late 2ev John jasper. The famous
negro preacher, pastor and founder CT
the Sixth -; Zio- Baptist Church, will
% unveiled ~ :n= usher board OF that
church rent SUNDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
Incrcnse in C1enrings.

Clearings Of the Richmond Clearing
House for the week ending yesterday
we're S5,e2e,557, and for the correspond
Ing week last year s6,4s2,345, an in
crease Of sl,7642l2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
CHICHESTER HEARING
FINALLY IS FINISHED
Taking Of Testimony Concluded and
Committee Adiourns Until Date
Yet to BE Fixed.
SENATOR GOODRICH on STAND
Asks to BE Excused Because Of Mem.
berShip in Senate. but Committee
Requires Him to Testify-Hos
Coed Word for Jurist

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August rs.
The legislative committee appointed
to inquire into the charges preferred
ov Delegate Samuel p. Powell against
Judge r. II. L. Chichester. OF the FIJI
ieeHth judicial Circuit. which has been
sitting here for nearly three weeks.
concluded its Investigations to-day. Ad-
iournment was taken until day Yet to
be fixed at which time the committee
viii hear oral arguments on certain
points which the attorneys wish 10 ad-
vance.
The committee met as usual at 10
c'ciock this morning, with one mem
be. absent Mr.. Conmins having left
on Friday night for his horne in King
Y. illiam County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
Local Temperature Yesterday
Local Rainfall

Locnl Observation 1T p. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature, IS; humidity, aS: wind,
direction, northeast: wind. velocity,
miles; weather, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
fssS.ese.000 90
Tota! l!abi

Gold reserve against net liabilities
SRI per cent
Cash reserve against net liabil!ti.s
ss.2 per cent.
Cash reserve aga!nst liabilities after
setting haide 40 per cent gold rcserve
against net amount OF Federal rcservn
notes IN circulation, sos per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

Returns From Automobile Tour
DR.. G. "A. Ezekiel has returned 10 hi!
apartment at the SHENANDOAH aftcI
an automobile trip through the noun
tains OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
Total resourceE.
Liabilities.

Capital paid In. q.
Reserve deposits. net.
Fedora! reserve notes, net
All other liabilities. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
September Victor Records

The September list is very fine You will GER
tanly want to add few of these splendid
TO your collection Below mention the hits Of the
month Don't fail to hear these at the daily free
certs
No. 1928 Price bota) a My Kentucky
home tPeeress Cuartet); and
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
Kan$an kirjeita.
Mmaia, Micb.

Sent ills pitfdn aian perasta ter
meboGn taos teitd raffaat neliet ia IL
iaret Seeiufiesia, iotfa olette Dfii iiel.
I'd ia toinen tGGlI6 pnpari tGmdn a.
maran mailman. gstGmG faIlis,
GGretoin on Seeiufien raffaus, mel.
bin, nGibin ~Iariieiiiin Ell ole mertoo
tGsiG maaiImasia Slibin raffartta
fttpataan maailmasia iiturimmafii
ia j%aloimmafii itieniG ubraatpa onfin
Gibin raffaus, iiIIG onban pienofai-
men iaanit Dian bGnen omosta elG-
mGst6Gn. &atio diti, jofa mafoii
Iapienia iairasmiioteen GGresiG, Ell
uni tiiIe bGnen iiIttiinid. 8uorofau-
Den toiienia perGGn ban boitaa ra'
fostettuaon, = fuinfa rafastaafaan
Giti lastaan. @aiffa fofooiiimme
faiffien Gitien raffauben, oliii ie
fuin piiara ~maItomeresid, Derrattu'
no Seeiuffen 3ristufien Sumalan po'
jon raffauteen.
Sba Mation.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15

termebopfiemme teille meioGn pstG.
nGmme marquetteIaiiet. Me emme
parboalla toboollammefaan moi fir.
ioittoa teille faifiIle eritpiiesti. Bos-
tin faiitta. ga tiff firioitamme teille
main pbteiien firieen faifiIle taban
t a-aieeiemme, Iitttaiaan, iOfd iaat-
tao firjeemme teiHe faifiIle.
SGnne motfomme pGGmGdrGGn til.
limme maSta ioitatin pdimid fifteen.
&l1ten tiebGtte, me tGnne tlilIesiamme
oIimme &aniallisfirffofunnan mi,oii.
fofoufiesia 8afefielbisiG, Micb., ia
nielG fGtpimme 3anianisfirffofitn.
nan fei6jlbIilla Sronmoooisia, Micb.
IiisiG tiIaiiuufiisia iaimme fuuIIo
meliiltG monta bpfpGG pubetta, faI.
liista epanfelfumin iuIoianomasta,
iiitG armo.tpoStd iolla SeeiuS 60
mitti @olgatan nerimGelld TOTO mao.
ilman ipntimelon, ubraamaua oman
ippttomGn benfen, meiodn langen'
neitten ippllisten fabotusta %aniaitie'
main ibmis Hasten tdbben. YstdnGt,
miten faIIiisti oIenfaan Iunastettu,
fninfa palion meiIIG on tooelIa ipptG
iloita eta nellie ipntiiille on iian'
faiffinen oiitiiliS annettii taipaaSia,
iiinG uiibesia jeriialemisia, ioSia Ct
ole ipntiG eta itfua eifd moIitusta,
eifG mposfGGn fiiolemaa tliIe oIemaar
main iianfaiffinen Iepo ia raiiba SSii'
moIosio, IoriIain fiitdmme ia Iaiilom'
me fiitos ia pIistps %lorIuio &oritior
istuimen eoesiG iofa ianoo, fotio, mi
nd uubistan faiffi.
8ieIG ~pppoGmme Iauiua pstGpil
Icmmc, marquetteIaiiille, miIpitto'
mat %fiitofiet niistd monista oootto
mottomista b~aalobioista ioido tab
bottle meitd muistaal
gstGpppoeIId,
Morio ia Sobn @ief.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15

ettd le firioitti l1uteen &otimaabon
aifa iepustufien niitten firieitten
joboosta, naiffa tGnGn firioittaia Ell
ole fosfaan banen perioonastaan nil
tGGn maininnut, flten ban itie tefee.
Canaan firioittaiolla Ell ole ollut fos-
fam tapana iineelliiiG ibmiiiG Ieb.
tien fautta pariota, eifd niitdfGGn
ioisia diff ndbGn moittimista. Miit.
ia niitG, jotfa eldd foripiaan mpoten
faifesia pabeeSia ia on 10 tulllit trn-
nustiis iuusta iiloS mitG iiementG on
%fplpGnpt.
SGn ubfaiIee, ioita ubfaiifiia ei 70.
mi eoes tGlIaiieen lebteen firioittaa,
mutta iopiiifoban ne nbfartfiet panna
fGptGnto0n min iaiii liifea niistGfin
ulitiiia.
Soiraasta pojastani poin ianoa,
ettG ban OH funnolIiiesti tGpttGnpt
tebtGmGniG, oIiban ban fafii ip,iotto
toipnin pirfaiIiiana, eifd diff pdGs.
tettp pois, paart fairaiioen tdboen
tGptpi erfaantia. SGn on fairastais.
iaan iaanltt ola %plipaimenen, See.
iufien fouIiisia ia toiipoo plan pddie-
pGnfG porempaan fotiin. $anen
toiieen usfoon fddnnptpstdnne en- b.
wGfip, pppbGn: antafaa iairastatpan
poifoni oIIa raibasia.
90. Iarmp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
MnrmiiarDi, wsinn.
Soa Motion,

Mrpoiia Mrttaion toimituSl Epp-
oGn fiina poriIle ianalle, fosfa mt
nun firieeni joutiiipot lliiben &oti-
maan rosfaforiin.
GGsid noalin ebeIlG NINA firjoittt
lamaan lebteen fofii firiettd, josio
nina feboitin fo%nfaIaiiio Gdnesta-
mGGn fuipoa ~puoIuetta ia fiiiipo
moittifin. ga tein niisid ielfoa mitG
turmiota NINA tuottaa ia mifd ero
on fobtuaoen nauttijan ia "rapojuo'
pom" m6IiIl6, min ie foSfi min t.
peddn SimIopionin firieenwaibtojoon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
ASIAMIESLUETTELO

Mikko Lamsa, Fitchburg, Mass.
M. Hemming, New Finland, Man.
Canada.
Milo Wanska, Chatham, Mich.
John Mattson, Tripoli, Wis.
Otto Raatikainen, Tray, N. H.
Matt Laakso, Beechwood, Mich.
H. o. SINH, Reedley, Cal.
Chas. Mattson, Brandon, MINI.
Oscar Oman, Nasel, Wash.
Peter Karinen, Lake Norden, S.
Oak.
Mrs. v. Sippola, Bessemer, Mich.
John Anttila, Maple, Wis.
X. P. Kaartinen, Berkely, Cal.
Andrew Arc, Brainerd, MINI.
J. F. Jackson, Iron Belt, Wis.
G.. Pikki, Waino, Wis.
Hilda Johnson, Mccall, Idaho.
Victor Maxi, Kalavala, MINI.
John Maxi, Embarras, MINI.
John Lampsa, Van Buskirk, Wis.
J. P. Matala, Virginia, MINI.
John Winter, Fairbanks, MINI.
J. Hill, Gilbert, MINI.
Loviisa Vita, Sandy, MINI.
M. N. Westerback, Brocket, ND.
Jacob Jampsa, Frontier, Wyo.
Isak Maxi, Oakley, Wyo.
Isak Lintala, Annandale, MINI.
Maria Westergord, New Rochil-
lie, N. Y.
E. Turppa, Lewiston, Mich.
Ida Hendrickson, Baltic, Mich.
Matt Nixon ,Palo, MINI.
David Salminen, Fairport Har-
Dor, Ohio.
]. Krankkala, Eden Junticton,
Mich.
Matti Mustamaa, New Finland,
Sask. Can.
Ami Englund, Cleveland, Ohio.
John Lahti, Marengo, Wis.
Sam Pelto, Mellen, Wis.
Andrew Paakkonen, Nashwauk,
Mimi.
Jaakko Pouttu, Amasa, Mich.
E. Westerback, Kettle River,
Mimi.
Chas. Mattson, Van Etten, N. Y
Hiskias Johnson, Tamarck,
Mimi.
Hjalmar Hill, Plummer, MINI.
Mrs. Anna Walkama, Jersey CT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
bistaa poremmifii, eta ne tulemot
tarfoitustoan mastaamommofii.

bistaa poremmifii eta ne tulemot
tarfoitustaan pastaaipommafii.
% Ypf. Giitettiin emf firfonisfo.
f%oufien pbtepoesid toimeenpantoipafii
iruiri iubIafoniertti, iosia monta FOO.
ria pboistetddn pbteen. sliia iai
IdmpimaG fannatusta ia iitd eteen-
pain niemdGn nalittiin fomitea, io-
bon tilipat: pastori so. 8isfari
Mrs. IS. 8uori past. 6. Miemi, 81.
@nttonen ia 8m. 9r6nnes.
80 ppf. Yoptdfirian ta~rfastaiifii
ia allefirioittaiifii malittiiin pasto-
ri g. 8uori, post. 90. @isfari ia
Mr. Grief &orte.
30 SDf. @iimies Iauiui IGmpimid
Ioppnianoia ia febotti iofaista ppip-
maan nsfolliiena futiumufiesfaan ia
Iiiottamaam $aneen, iofa on beifoisia
pdfepG. Monet miilit Iaufuipat mpos
ipoGmeniG tlnteita. giimiebelIe oio-
tettiin toimestaan fiitoIliiuutta nou.
iemalla i%eiiomaan.
M-Na".
&ofons loppui, eiimies lrfi Bf.
1872 ia iobti rufoufien, laulu 9. 6.
ITO.
Bnbeenfpuoroia fGptettiin $40.
&ofonfien puolesta,
IS. 8lori, sc. Mnttonen,
clinics. morafiriurt.
Yoptafirian olemme tarfastoneet
ia blomonneet fen oletpan pGGtosten
fonSia pbtapit6pGn.
Sronwoob, Micb., beinGf. Z b.
1915.
g. @uori, Matti 8istari, Gro &orte.
Soptafirian tarfastaiat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15

ty, N. j.
Olga Ilmonen, New York City,
N. Y.
Efraim Peura, Finlayson, Mimi.
Anti Hassel, matkoilla.
Matti Hirvi, matkoilla.
Abram Kivela, Calumet, Mich.
Anna Hamalainen, New York,
7 N. Y.
Emel Seppala, Port Arthur, Ont.
Canada.
Steffa Kallio, Sellars, Ont. Can.
August Tomson, Wellfleet, Mass.
Matti XVI, Hurley, Wis.
Hemming Rantanen, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Frans Sukava, Whitemonth,
Man. Can.
Emel Lillian, Fort William, Ont.
Canada.
Matti Sulkko, West Boro, Wis.
John Kukkonen, Superior, Wis.
Hilda Hautamaki, Marquette,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
P%ikk9.uuti$ia SuvtneSta

= SnInn %fuperno0ri jGttGnbt ero-
bafemufienia.
"&ainn'' iaaminen t%ietpien mn.
fam or Sulun ldGnin 10. t. frhper-
noori ent. ienattori 81. 2anginfosfi
jofi aifa fifteen beifontitneen tertpep-
tenid tpiiefii jdttGnpt erobafemiifien-
ia. @notus fGiiteltGnee pioffoin ie-
naatisia.
- TGmGn feiGiien Iaestaoiolais-
fofoufien pitGminen on te~rtpepbelli-
iistG ipistG fiellettp. &ofolis aiio-
taan ptGG MafainuiilIa.
= Si,rrsia %pibettGtpiIIe pliopisto.
%laiiille lomafursieille on tGbdn iaaf-
ia ilmoittaiitunit 80 oianottaiaa.
SO. +. 5 pGiipGG masten poIlG
~beittGiptpi Onion fosfeen 16.muo-
tias palpeliiatar Silia &iiittinen
SGGsfestG.
= Sienimprfptpfien iaipat In.
oenfirfonfplGn bunila.aiilffaat for
maiienistG. Ofii iairastuneista on
fuoIllit.
- Sommiiuon aiema on 10. +. Z
/. asti iGleen opattii pleiielle mot
fustaioliifenteelle.
Mbipenanmaalanen, 2emlan-
nista fotoiiin oletpa r%autaparffi Won-
troia on tubontunut @~nglannin lGn-
iirannifolla.
- Observation-Disclosures 2aboesia
on olIit bormnaiien milfasta. 2ai-
mot oipat mp0bGstpneet matfnstaja.
tuIipan t6boen.
= Soufof. 26 p. fotoiiin Waanin-
saIta oIeipan ieppd Subo Sirffcien
beiffomielinen tptGr SiIba fatoii tnn-
temottomaIIa tamaIIa. SdntG ei ole
~mieIGfGGn Iopoettp.
- YaSiipaffoa on fotpennettr
lSmomen-&uotiin raialla. WGGrG-
pfiet fobbistiipat @iotiista tiilefpiin.
- NiIiiGn fitnta on pGdttGnpt OF.
tao $4,000 min Iainan SddstSpan.
fien fesfispanfista iiemenipilian
m%afiamiiefii.
So. I. A p. bpppGii Smatraan II
muotias tptto SaiporIinnasta. Snne'
ton tefi tefonia fopbppoen taboen.
SO. T. 8 p. faatiti Sopidsid g.
wuotias torpanmi,mmo Wpllpfangos
meiiien iapibautaan tufebtuen oipnr
piirtteeieen.
= SO. T. 8 p. Ieiffaantiii Noniiai'
iisIo YenttilGn iabalIa tpom. Sillar'
p6dItd toinen fdii erIleen ia iaIat mi'
ollie. 4aotli iirffelin.
- SO. +. 8 p. paloi Serfpan @ps'
ton fplGsid 7O:IId oIeipa elafemaimr
Serofia Yietild pabasti ia fioli nus
fiinia.
s.. d. 81. @bIitromin omistomo
Sulriooren iabo MiioIosio panroor
ieiiomaan 10. 7. 10 pstd ipfippn att
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15

KucIIut.

Smnri lebtedmme paiuoon a~iettais.
ia iaimme tieSon, ett5 pastori 8. 6,
Silierpoiin iuaimo nmfabti fmuluu
nncem iuiime maanantaina, I. t. IL y,
Salnmetisia, Mieb. ia bGn on Ian.
battm ellen Galnmetin 9anialIisIen.
rafmmnan firfosta flo 1 p~Gi,pGllG.
@nnmisiaarnam on pitGnbt pastori
8. &antanen.
Iielenliifmtnfiella utamme piaa
past. 2ilierpoiin Ia bGnen perbeenia
lnrmmm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
Paikkakunnaltd.
@amppias u. &pipla fuuI,u I'd

= &anppias u. &piola fuuIuu to-
man finin lopitlla munttaman mao
tilalleen Siboniin, isis. ltfeita mui-
tofin fanialaiia on aifomufiesia
mrltttaa maanWilielpstoimiin.
= @arariffoom menneen 8anf of
Srontpoooin nabinfoa taIIettaisiaan
fGriineet pitGipGt tGnG iltana fofouf-
fen Sronpoooin faupungin taloIla
flo $50 iI.
= &anppias ID. siffala mpi nil
me louamtona outomobiilin.
- aanpnnsin pnistpsia on fiIpai-
Int emf la%iiantaira, joliet iabe fit1
taos tile estGmGGn. SiellG fiIpaiI.
Iaan faifenlaiiilla eri pporiIIG ia ipie-
IGpd iaapi beiponenfin foettaa jnof-
iuaan.
: On beramnpt fpipmps toimeen.
pan1ln paiffafunnalla iuuremmoinen
fanianiubla tdmGn feiGn aifana faii-
pungin puistoSia Min plan fun aiiat
iaaoaan iiiben f1ntoor. Sdstd iub-
49,,
IaSta I1bemmin pGGttdmGdn futiit-
taon fniffia iuomalaiiia ~ieuroia ia
ieurafuntia Sronpoobisia, lGbetta.
mGGn e6iistajania @aIo ra~ittiusieii-
ran taIolle emf moanantai-iGafii flo
s. SielIa lGbemmirt fesfustelIaan ia
paGtetGGn tGtG jubIoa fosfemista a.
iioisto.
= 2eanber Sillin piffii t%ptt0nen,
10 fliufoiiben ponba, fuoli t. t. 8 p.
iairostettuoan pori pGiipGG feiibfotii-
Iebbusta. Si6 of ldnnellG, Dafotas.
ia, fun fuolema pieraili fotona. San
ferfeii ioopui fotiin fuitenfin bai,ta-
ioiiin. Soutous toimitettiin t. t. 9
b. Bieni &erttu Splpia oil ainoa
Iapii Sillin perbeesid. SilIi aiua llu-
bella liifeiiina.
- Meabbillesia pibetddn firfon.
menot emf ppbdna t. t. 1S p. Ito 2
iltap. fonlutalolIa.
= 9eiGfonlnn pGattGiGisinbla pi'
betGGn Ebompionin puistosia fun'
mntaina t. t. 25 p. SubIa festda toto
pGifp6n.
= Sifensjnttm Titsiimmoniia, en-
tist6 ganf of S~ronipoooin rabaston'
boitaiaa, nastaan on parbailan eiil'
Id Sron Mountainisia, Wficb., ia on
ironiDoo0tln1ltd 1tellu
i~amotisia iutusia z. S. &illeen. waa,
Stepens, Sames Srllipan, Betei
2ofbera, 6. SO. Sbome, CHARLES
Tbompion Sranf Scalp ia Sames
9epop.
airfolliiia ilmpitnfiia beind'
fiirilln.
% b. MainerspiIlesiG Stat Wfif'
foien luona flo 8 ip.
% b. Marengon fanian baalislc
flo 2 ip.
26 b. Wortb yorfisia Mrs. 9at'
Monnin htono flo 2 ip. Soololaiiliic
fitoron i~desipfielld Mrs. glirmelta
SerwctuIoa iofainem finilemoarl
0,uu. g. 81. 0urmi.
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Sptain ialaperGistG pli, min al.

= Sptain ialaperGistG oil, min ai-
nafin arpellaan 14-nrotioon Meera
Sippolan fatoamiiesia @afefielbistG,
wiime miifon alusia. Sptt0 on npt
fltitenfin loptpnpt g%onneautisia, g.,
misid ban on iufulaistenla luona.
Sptolle eli ole mit6Gn mabinfoa tapab.
tunut, ialaperGiipps on maan iiind,
mistd tptt0 iai min palion rabaa, et-
I'd moi ostaa matfaIippun @sgena-
ban failtta Sbioon. @anbempainia
t~alletufiistd raban ottoa ianotaan pc.
rGtt0mGfii.
= q. Hatualin firfosia on iuma-
lanpalmelus emf ppbGnd t. +. Is b.
flo h1O ap. Wea6billen fonlutalol-
la flo 2 iItap. g8ibtori Saarerl far
miIla Wontrealisia, @cb., flo A ip.
ia Wontrealisia, Wicb., raittiusta-
lola flo 1913 III.
Dst. 81. Saapanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
aeeipatim, @imn.
@. Iartpp.

Gmoa ia roubaa faifiIIe iisfoifle ia
peIjiHe aristufiesial
Eabbomme te%rpebtid teitG tdmGn
beifon ia puiittuuan fpbdpfieni a.
pulIa faiffia niita benfiIoitd, iOtfo
omistoipot itielleen aiitiiuoen Seeiiif-
fen aristufien armotpon tdboen.
Mutta eritpiiemmin iuIfiIauiumme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-15
: Meille on iaapnnrt ilari tpaIi.

foima 8iriifirioia, Siontr &antelei.
ia, 2rtberrfien 4irffo.B ostinoita 3.
m. bengeIliiiG f%irioia, ioita mppmme
balmaIla. &GpfGd fatiomasia tdmdn
lebben fonttoorisia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

TRANS arf vehicles vii not be allowed
sq enter ire arsenal further than the
rruetery end af must enter t1c ISLAND
b. ta~ Moline bridge. the Davenport
ertrarcs being closed as on any other
day
me order follows
Rock tsfsa- Arsenal. Illinois. MaT
-. 1918 General orders 80. ts NeH-
grsaf DAY NfF s1th. falling thia gear
rs1r sunday. she f8liautuE dag. SION
cav. My al. wt.i ~ observed an la
t1r and dnsF az this arsenal. except
sts, repaired fog tts necessary suaFd
arf police. olft BE- suspended on che
latter Gav-
me rsH5rsf rag viii b. displayed az
esrfsfsg from sarrtse tiit midday. AZ
rs9a a nafs1rst salute a. - Eurs wiii
81 fse4 ussFF tss firseti1u o. the de-
sreer~~st eonrnanteF. and a. fhe con
eszsian % tsss memorial trtbuis. ere
Gag wf,I 81 toist~f o. re top - ths
ssaE aaf witi res-sir there urtil sun
SCI
To irsare 80 orderly ard unintsr-
ryspsrd prosrcTssi11 % the memorial
services az the Nafingai cefusteTy ~
shss arsenal. 20 vehicles. except those
forming part % the procession. VIII
b. allowed 90 cross ths Moline bridge
fr1ru 2 % . n Gntii The procession
has rseruss@t the bridge 90 Moline up
on e1zeiusfrr % the csrsuouisss nor
curing skat tine vift vehicles b al
loved on he r1aia avenue between The
Ns,fae bridge aaa Cemetery drive. Or
- approach the cc~stsFT nearer than
800 Yards Visitors car leave their
carriages ~ charge - drivers anf yak
% che eerre-rrv during the tiric % che
memorial services.
As the western end % the rnair ave
rue - row torn up for repairs. all vis-
tors attending ere memorial services
are requested 80 enter ard leave the
island az the Moline bridge
Nv order % L. Col Burr
HARRY 7. PiLLANS.
Let Iieai.. Ord Dept. Atigta1t-
ofHcinfs
HARRY WfTLArS.
Is. r.gsus. Ord. Dept. Adiutant-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

China The circus program is intro
duced by a new spectacular pageant,
Lalla Rookh, in which more than l ,250
people take part This gorgeous pro-
cession cost the management a for
tune TO produce and in one section of
the wonderful tournament are heard
800 musicians playing upon every kind
of musical instrument and all in per
feet harmony. There are many new
trained animal acts that are entirely
new 10 this country and among these
are Mile Adgie's 10 tango dancing
lions. Madam Bradna's flying horses,
the Marvellous war elephants" Pal
lenberg's wonderful bicycle riding and
roller skating bears and the Barnum
& Bailey seven groups of posing
horses.
The equipment of this, the biggest
circus in the world. is transported on
So double length cars and when the
huge tents are erected. among which
is the largest ever made, they repre-
sent a regular travelling city in them
selves, with its own population of near
" 500 people. In the great menag-
erie are 40 elephants and 10 cages.
tanks and pens, containing every
known specimen of rare wild beast
that can possibly live in captivity.
Nearly all of these are shown in open
dens in the big free street parade
given on the morning of circus day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29
LOCAL ATTORNEYS
IN BIG WILL CASE
Defending VIII OF John Mcdonald,
Who Gave Fortune to Poor OF
Jones County, Iowa

J. T. and :. r Kenworthy. Rock Is
land attorneys have been selected by
the Monticello. Iowa. State bank 10
represent IL in a viii contest case,
which. in point of interest. is unique
in the annals OF Iowa legal history.
Il involves a sum aEEregating half a
million dollars. The case viii have
its first airing in the Linn county
court az Marion on Friday, June 4.
John Mcdonald, a thrifty Scotch
farmer OF Center Junction, Iowa, died
recently at Milan. His will divided
his fortune of 100000. leaving about
$500. 600 10 various relatives and the
remainder 10 the poor people of Jones
county. Iowa, with the Monticello
State bank as trustee.
Not satisfied with their allotment,
the relatives are seeking to break the
viii and have the entire sum turned
over for their use. The allegation is
made that Mr.. Mcdonald was of un-
sound mind when the viii was made.
Attorneys prominent throughout the
state OF Iowa have been selected by
both sides. The plaintiffs will be rep
resented by Isaac Petersberger and
Lane q Waterman OF Davenport, and
Barnes. Chamberlain & Randall of
Cedar Rapids. The defendants viii be.
by J. ". Doxee and Her
rick & Reed OF Monticello, Roberts &
Weber of Ottumwa, ". a. Dunshee
< Haines of Des Moines. and J. T and
s. r. Kenworthy of Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-29

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the county clerk OF Rock
Island county, at the court house. I'M
til D. m Thursday, the 3rd day of
June, 1915. for furnishing the mater
falls and labor of all kinds necessary
for the construction, erection, and de-
livery of the building for the Rock Is
land county jail. Plans, specifications,
forms of proposal, and other informa-
ton may be obtained at the Office of
the architect, Cyrus D. McLane, 301
Robinson building, Rock Island. Ill.
Separate proposals will be received on
general contract, plumbing, electric
wiring, heating. and cell work. The
right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids, and to waive any informality in
any proposal.
]. c. BURGOYNE,
Chairman.
CHARLES B. KERNS,
Secretary
Jail building committee OF the
boar: of pervisors.-( Adv.).