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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

ages Of disease. Aif. Head was born
on Mas S. 1859. in Calais. Mc.. close TO
che border % Ncw Brunswick. and
lived there for six years A. that age
be- came 90 Chicaso with his parents
and hlE education was received ia that
city. Later the family moved TO Cas-
cadr. Ia. where they lived Tor some
EcaFs ar Head vas united 10 mar
riagr 90 Aii6s Matilda Anne PARROT In
Dubuque. Iowa. ON May 10. 1855. Dir.
and Airr. Head celebrated their golden
wedding in 1905. Mrs. Head survives
her husband. besides several children.
Charles Hcai4 OF S. Louis. Edgar
Head 81 Josiiu. Mrs. Frank JOsiin Of
Erie. III. Soy Head OF Bettendorf.
aud Misses Minnie and clara Head.
living 90 home Another daughter.
Lillian. died about 20 years ago. Mr.
uraIl also leaves q nephew. Levi 5.
Head iu Davenport and three grand
children. SIS ueaid was member OF
rlc O. A. IT,. and also OF the a. o. T..
49,. Hc belonged 90 the At. Ida Pres
dyter.rr church. The funeral was held
flis afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The southeastern storm has caused
showers from the gulf sections north
eastward TO the lower lakes and the
north Atlantic coast Showers on the
north Pacific coast and in the Rocky
mountain region and the upper Mis-
sours valley have resulted from the
western barometric depression which
extends from Saskatchewan and AL
berta southwark to western Texas.
Rains Of more than an inch have oc-
CURED at Raleigh, Washington. d. G,
Lander. Charleston and st. Lake City.
The pressure is highest on the north
Pacific coast Owing to the low pres
suIes 10 the westward. unsettled con
ditio7s are Indicated for this vicinity
tonight and Thursday. with showers
Thursday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
MUSCATINE-IOWA
CITY ROAD SURE
Business Men OF Two Towns Get To-
gether and Are Ready to Back
the Enterprise.

PresaginE actual construction Of the
MusCaune * Iowa City interurban
railway. articles OF incorporation OF
the company are now being prepared
and will be finally passed upon by
the parties interested in the cOnstruc-
ton OF the line at a meeting 10 be
held early next week.
AT the meeting held at Muscatine
yesterday. which was attended by
prominent Muscatine and Iowa City
capitalists, details OF construction and
the plan OF organization of the com
pany were considered at length. At
the conclusion Of the session a com
mittee composed OF George s. Carson,
5 NJ Mercer and Fred Kemmerle OF
Iowa City. and c. R. Musser, ". r.
jayne. George NJ. Titus and a. D.
Bowen of Muscatine was named 10
perfect the details of organization.
The feasibility of the project has
been established beyond question and
the low cost OF construction, together
with the large acreage which will be
tapped by the line is such as to en-
courage investment, IL is said
The route as proposed is one which
will permit of a low cost of construc-
ton in that the tracks of the Musca-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Marrying for votes was a device Of
old time British election agents. As
the law stood before the reform act
of 1892 widows of freemen on marry
ing again made their second husbands
freemen and therefore voters. At cleo
ton times these widows were conse-
queutly paid handsomely to go
through a formal marriage with
yoteless bachelor, who for a consid-
Grafton similarly agreed to support the
candidate. The pair were married. the
man voted according to instructions,
and then he and his wife, standing on
either side of tombstone, said.
Death US do part" With this literal
fUlfllment of the matrimonial vow
they regarded their marriage dis
solved 1t the last election in Bristol
in 1882 a hundred women gave vots~
to men
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

vELTE INVITES TO HONE
COMING
Tsasrravs aas frifay 1n-pessisu Dag
af Gfr Esiir Ptnut.


ne rr.F Wa.aF Frste,e eampsay
aas selected taaarrae aaf FRIDAY az
ere aeeafef-1 tine Cor visitors ia-
sgeeFf1e OF see -aormaas factory
rsr chose Interested t1 ser bou Veiie
cars are aa..t aas frF tara ost sr1 iH
frr Frltr afEsa.la...a and fs pFus.-
Grf
IE-sr GAYS ere looked f5FuarI 90
atta Errat s.rzserr aT Fe,ir dealers.
1ur--s. aul prospects wfr..l a radius
af two EsstFel uUes urEtr-1s ot
FeIs- frsraas altI eaE~ Pol s1uG aat
reie swell str Hs.s.sl1r already iH st-
tre..asee Of ter g. a. De- e.Hg-sfioa-
ne Fear company ulI BOA rs oaa
sight seessE parade over rsr e.TF eel
re1s AMI ref-rrssE Geo a.r-et-f1Ur
F-sss az fer tlssefsef. Eerei OIL
tfaHsr sr tsree
rt sH ar fer E-F arT Eirfft-=
tesU es teEateF aeG .rr .s sa1a
re1.as eEaEr Er ra- eaE.ae ot
eEel.e DAYS fs flrfae1rrts ..F frspaH-
si1ls Coz tfF close FarwFGF G~rue~a
ere Ve.ir company iEs asFrfs art Hs
5NuFrs rsr tr1 fs lrfF1r ta tE~
slsasfssts-lar u6-lf arG fs ~sg~rf-
ally rsfsahle is tass sssssar-. oaisE
.5 ere ABILITIES ere Nr,.~ r1@rrrT Eas
-sr giving service f1 FOCAL asgrFs
10 ere e,f soldiers especially Ut1
7vr aatereeas.es. eF are .EErressef Fri
.Hee an .stI5stisH Gel etfretst r1 tisir
.sr ve.ts tseterr st refrt aarssr aaf
rhi-.t street after thF eEramr arat
sreEraas Of fsF cay ts over Jaw .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
SONS Vets CAMP
ORGANIZED HERE
q. .. wenger Chosen First Commander
Of New Body in Meeting at Ne
merIaI Hall.
sEyENTY-FIvE CHARTER MEMBER
To BE Called Captain u. c. ClesJeland
Camp-Commande Chief from
New York Present.

The Captain II. {. cleveland camp.
sons OF Veterans OF Rock Island. was
formally organized at a big meeting
held last Eight al Memorial hall in the
court house. with so visitors present,
including national and state officers OF
the organizations. Following is a list
OF the nrst officers chosen for the new
camp.
Commander-G c. wenger.
Senior Vice Commander L II.
Johnson.
Junior Vice Commander - George
Ague.
Secreiary-H. ". Beardsley.
Treasurer-Harry CoEad.
Council OF the Camp-Sam RyerSon.
Robert r. Reynolds and James w.
Maucker.
J. A. Morris and W. r. Wynn were
chosen delegates TO the encampment at
Moline. The local camp was extended
an invitation 10 participate in the big
parade al Moline this afternoon and
the members arranged TO attend in a
body.
sherman In Talk.
After the business session had been
held. Commander-in-Chief {. F. Sher-
man. Mt Vernon. y. Y. made stirring
talk along the lines OF the duties OF the
sons OF Veterans. Among other Of
aclais present were ". C. Dustin.
Dwight. III. Frank L. Shepard and
Or C.. y. Abbott. both Of Chicago. for
mor commanders-in-chi \. d.
Rhinesmith. Peoria. division COM
mander. n. c. Springton. Peoria. coun-
sel-in-chief. and all OF the state OFF,
GERS.
sevcnty-hve applications for mem
bership have been received by the To-
cal camp. over four hundred local
men are eligible 20 Join and the COM
mittec in charge hopes to swell the
membership well over the 100 mark In
a short time.
The charter OF the camp will be
kept open for a period OF 80 days. Sew
oral other officers yet 10 be appointed
will be chosen at a meeting 10 be held
Tuesday night n Memorial hall
Mr.. Sherman told the local members
last night that he had taken a personal
interest in this city for several months
and had kept in touch with the state
officers in order TO be present at the
meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
TWO LOCAL BANKERS
TO GO TO GALESBURG

J. L. Vernon, president Of the
Peoples National bank, and Hiram s.
Cable. president OF the Rock Island
Savings bank. leave tomorrow morn
ing for Galesburg TO attend the eleV-
enth annual meeting OF group OF the
Illinois Bankers association. Group /,
which includes Moline and Rock
Island, has been invited to attend and
the meeting will be a joint affair. Mr..
Vernon is vice president of group l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

Three conspirators- in war play
recently produced in New York were
supposed TO be oh. so serious, but
their repeated entries together re-
minded the audience OF bUrlesque
characters and roars Of laughter
greeted them each time. The play
has now fed 10 "staid Boston"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
SENDING STUDENTS
TO GIVE SERBIA AID

New York June Twenty-Five
students GO Columbia university and
80 automobile viii be sent from New
York to Serbia within a Few weeks TO
ala iu sui.ius the transportation prob
i~u in that country. @ was announced
today. The stsdcnts viii be- stationed
ai NlEl ana with tine automobiles
which they vfiI drive are 20 be az the
alEposifiou OF the Serbian government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Notice.

Bids will be received at the city
clerks Office Rock Island III. until
five o'clock D m, June 5. 1915. for
furnishing one and one-half az inch
screenings F. o. B. Rock Island water
works switch, until May 1, 1916 Bid
der must state mine from which coal
viii be furnished.
City reserves right to reject any or
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. May p
1915. n. T. RUDGREN.
(Adv) City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

tine Western are TO be used to point
beyond Adams station, from which the
line will run directly north 10 West
Liberty and thence in northwesteriy
direction TO Iowa City. The cost OF
construction of the line it is under
stood is not expected to be in excess
of a half million dollars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

c-es1rs wFrr critically HpAaa
magistrates. vested w5ss thr power os
eensrsttssF ts- @aasFrs. a8Eafs sn4
4stirs et tss people
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Give Your Feet
A Chance

SOP rnas feet TsrtaFs -rirsG AeEizr
sarnn4E rnsu1utaE Fgsd Get tastaaE
ksasg franl roNeos ~ MtEra Ens
Fses rfst Smaller aaG rtaaE
Eaces eenlfaffaHlr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

eeots and fssfs tHasr fref fnG yes
feraef ttnV are fnurn rHr urUsf frrH
ssvsef tnd sgett nsff rnre you wtef
foNtap qfffck. Foe TUNED MAKES
tlnm hstttfnF aEafn. fr restores e.er
otflttton. tf fEVus thruf Ia e.rr. s.7.
efetN SHIN NE nalrfs aaI Vaaf
tiaht Shoes wan.f HsrE any norr
farf a1f ffnf HeafrH. Csc Ha ffeEa
Histsi 90 sent Eruutlf Hr Nsun sar
Fhsfnnacsi co. ChtesEu 20 o. today
sad Rave VEL Tess tansafru,s.
Ns~ sttt slSsr@ Hnst renss 80 tssa
sEsNa~ftfer.as 80 30 aFrsfnt
ssaseg. Rssaa fsfIsatf. llE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

a Nu WHY Gr
81 fHrurf rrs
- fsnr rNEN fr
hatf uuEg lsnaafE
~ N.rf n srre
rDN 80 aers fe
faut rrtlef Is
othes ae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
PORTABLE MOVIE
MACHINE SHOWN
nsmssrs ~ Tri-Cmg Fs-ss Cila gef-
alIY faf~rt4issG b. ti~taaG~s
O.. Nletsr.
~ TxFTET ~ tFaFEBFHtiV


Members sf tss rri-CifF Press r..s-
Wsrs fsuxhuaaF satrrtala~1 Ass
sssaiaa az ue,f as.afalT zasec.aE a-.-
a. na ses Sharper. bY Alexander Oh.
visitor. gesaaisal ef tar tte-ar ka-s
nsssfoErssa eaa4ssaT. Dawes gort. sa9
GlsgiaFea Gee cas- afst tllas a ssetf
hht asay laTeatlaa WHaea PROMISES Oh
rsvelaJioalzs tse aeg.aa sierafe o.
dl4stfg sad alsss Or possible .ar every
family CO. aagF a movie attraction
90 BE- asu.
~ Vietar hss lsFssf-f a. eorrto.7
nlosfaa giefare maelIas as.rf taesr
20 yslsfs ~ gefte.eatlaf ter staaa
All sr8leefers are rEere'iiaET aeaqg
aad eaaaof easily 8e transported W..
Vtcfor haH saeceeGed ia. a.aslaE
alachfae fnaf weighs but 81 gaaaas
aad whiea sells al s8or st.f sas
Brice af those D general ass.
nhsGsrT ot tadusgrI.
trs uciatF esa be- seem AL "a E.aaer..
~ Hs eng .aYsieaf. tHe moelaE
mrs la fesfiaeG. m So Fiefors ep.a-
ION. 90 usoame enc of .ar Erua.est tsa
most potent factors Ia Ear rtisris,.1a
~ tns Faafh af Narrtes The maes.1r
eaa easily b. taken from one seseoi
room % eaotaeF sad is so slnolr la
ffs mechstnism mae If taes noe feollaff
= sslisd sisctrieita fs operate H
a shorf sad nterrsrlaE ttls su tas
ertafa ef me moVisa pfetare business
vas gwen ng Sc FIFfsr tis ssid sar
fs1luatfy is hasa't on enc aaJ-rIfisF
anniff % FAe eye es retal1 aa a
Dressioa after far sblref .t1t.aE
hss been removed flr saHf rftf we
enc fagsnt.oa OF erlw'ahl Uaa gas
sihuitfes 1f rg- new fsaHFrurs urrtnr
seoarenf rf.ftrrs arr Shown tE .sr
safe Of if Der seraat
fIeturr~ shown
tfe wsH gave f practical fraars
sEraEea sf Els portable prsieetar.
Csamaas asd crystal 8.ns were tlse
olageif aad ur pictures were ts e.Fsf
ss are sHovu ia aay OF fhr '@a7t-
hoasrs af Hr eIT ffF also tFmar.
sfrsfs'l 70 .11s@mtn.- r.m wt.ee
prpmtses f1 come .afa general es-.
greatly r-.iGe.af G1r frr rlss
reuawaE far a.rgres. NF F
vas .et4ert r1 rrf-rfff1 vita e1r
sieisa -af- land fri.ss ff.a egrI ast
money frtfs were especially E1asf
and he praVrf AL rgb-ff ar -Efrtr.
main. fa PTS saf.fer YraFs tr was a
orotsssiaoaI performer vote ~
thanss vas given ST. Virf1r
uianer was served sf IS 10 sut ertr
tg 81 members were fr -H.tlHrr so
the business sres.Fu. W1rste srEf1c .
81 The Argus. aet Or n. G Nsra
hanson. editor 6t FEr Narts.tee. ae.
Piled f1c memhersaIp Hrf fs- raf.-r
was referred fo fHr directors.
a eoamfttee composed 1F H1T nFI-
~. Paul Eersca. ans U r. s.@psa~ .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

FHDr cts f-rF = give
eE1 n be zee af
rrgrse Encr HnrE FaIf
tffIur you rarie .sass
traTtrff VIA dNuHH
tHfehnfaa arnHaH
NHfuiua aIh snr aana
ansi aiiefa1tMuE 500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

]. NJ. sHERIER. Local Forecaster.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
AUTO
is Presented at Elks Carnival
at Marion, o., to Nc.
Speary of That City.

Marion, o. Elks recently held q car.
EpaNal, at which an automobile was
given saway, Az q number Of Clafks-
burgers were conte stants for the ear;
the ITO loWipg from ia Marion news
paper IS ~ interes tstos them:
THE award of the different prizes
Eas made At the closing session OF
HE EliLs. hazaarI IN rdag ipight, with
Ethe largest attend dance OF the week
Epresent the tbooths did 3 rushing
EbnkinessS and nearly II weFA sold out
long ore the Iclost hops Of the
Ehaxaaf G, !. II
The big award of the evening the
present Hon rpfs the new srlRpd tours
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

PARKERsBURG. Mrs. T. S. Con-
molly, Of Wiiliamstownn has enlisted
the aid Of Parkersburg police in "a
search for her husband, who enys-
stariopsly disappeared from his
hhme q few days ago. e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

PARKERSBuRG: s.. ID. Camden
was elected pyestd lent, C. sC. Martin
and IN. ~. Ills vice presidents, ~.
w. Van Winkls sscretdry and y. IN.
sTabb treasurer of the Kanawha
TracttiIlR.n and Electric cempaRE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

lleV \. ~ T5se73E IS Is u,
play, nat Money Cant Buy will
be pro aiced With q CONF any OF which
George Fawcett Is the most conspic-
nous member. There are other we'll
known players, including Anne Mere
3dlth Edith Campbell Walker SYDNEY
Shields, Mrs. Russ Whyytai, william
81 Mack, Frank Rembis Cooper, WIZ
liam peyereux. Calvin Thomss Rob,
ert Cain, etc. y 's:' 4 5;.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

CHARLESTON: Coal operators
OF sopthern West Virginia state thdt
millions OF tons Of coal haYe been
ordered by the French government
from mining plants along the Ghss-
5apsake and Ohio railroad With sa
time limit for delivery of sla
months. One conn any is said Sto
have accepted s an order for 500 900 o !
tons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

ing car was the last number Of the
catniYal and the dra wing of the NUM-
hers was made by q cpinnai ttee repr93
BseatinS the OF tHe city
Three hundred ca sules were pre-
pared, one OF which cont aimed the
Word g atCmob bile e One ppnnbe and
one apsnle ere dra I'm: at lime, sin-
til the word .satt6 mobi He, was found,
and that number drawn AT the same
time was given the prize The prize
number was u, s02, held by @. Fred
|speary, q ttls cit 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

WHEELING: Boards Of trade
throughout the stat esare appointing
relegates to attend the annual con-
lfention of the IN Fest Virginia State
Board OF Trade TO be held October
40 sand F20 at irmpnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

HUNTINGTON: The corner stone
OF the new science hall az sMarshall
College win be formally laid sYitth,
ceremonies October 16 by the West
Virginia Grand Lodge of Masens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

FAlRMQNT: While at work an q
harvest field on Thomas ]. Rooms
farm near Monongah, Thomas 81.
Nichols. So. dropped dead Of heart
disease.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

FAIRMoNT: pona Basnet, the
high school girl who strangely dis
appeared here Several days "a 90 has
been found at Gumberla Md;
where she is employed as a waitress
lin g estaurapt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

FAIRMoNT: sNpnriam Wilson,
q farmer Of near Honlt, was
probably fatally injured when ;hs
fell from the loft OF his barn and
struck his head on q smanger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
llnL Leading Part of a Both Sides
oflEife, Splendid

Miss Ella Hal, popular screen star
Will appear in the leading part 81 a
splendid pilot drama called eBoth
Sides of Lttes MONDAY at the Star
theatsr. She tslsupp by q superb
cast OF screen tayorites. This play g
e clean Who'll esome drama Of the high
est order ana WIN appeal to those who
appreciate classic Alm OF erings.
IT Is positively announced that
Sarah Ber4haS@ Will begin her
American engagement December 8.
The hrst champ onship baseball
game as played yesterday at the Pai-
ace theater ON the new electric score
board Vas a great lift. A, big crow1i
was pleased and voted thanks to Hal
Corbin for his success. The second
game Is on this afternoon ana another
packed house Is on Hand. !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

sIsTERsVILLE Daisy Richmond.
I'D !. daughter of, Spence Richno nd, a;
farmer. fell into a six-foot weir at
her home at dlebourne and was
drowned. A brother Of the girl aac-
cideNtallys shot his head oc in q corn
crib q month ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

NEW HARTINsYIILE: waiter
q. Rurgess has resi- red as super4n[
tendents OF the Carmel gle Natural Gas
sComp IN t6is section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

THE Way Back, = Is the title of a
Tour act Edison masterpiece showing
on the Bitou screen today. Miss mar
Ian Nesbitt 10 leading lady IN this me
drama In this drama Of the Sub.
merged life Miss Nesbttt adds another
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
CANCELLED
Carnegie Tech Refuses TO Play
MountaHleefs on Account
of RODGERS.
VI .hVuyEI.S'.

MoRGANToW.N, oct. s-After
having assured y. 81. McC ulloch, d.
rector Of athletics at Carnegie Tech,
that Efret q gers, the West VIZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

Il PENNsBpRo; The general store
soi "a. u. jackson and Company at
sWashbtrn was destroy red by fire at
d loss OF 81 IS, 600. The insurance
was II, 5000. i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

T IN the title character Of .;Peerl Gynts.;
g Paramount Picture produced BY the
Oliver Morosco Photoplay Company
Cyril Maude. the celebrated English
actor and star OF Grumpy, appear
with markell success. a unique feat
ure OF the photoplay Is the fact that ii
presents az many as nix leading wom-
EN- characters In support Of the star.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

George v. Hobart and william K.
Sample have written a play called
Stop That MAN" II Is said 10. be on
original lines. s. IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
WEST

HUNTINGTON: TO provide for d
complete sewer system for the town
OF Eenoya. November has 4 been
set by the town council as "a date
for hold ding q bond eterend dun cleo
ton on the Questio of Issuing
IS s, 900 in bonds. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

At William 4. Brady.s Forty.eirhth
street. theater in New York next Tues
Day evening Aeorge BroadhuTEt's neyl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
highly interesting dmpersonation L

highly interesting tmpersonation 70
those she has sketched in former sue
|cesses. In rapid, vivid action and III
Eliminating motives, the play lays bare
.the desperate intrigue that Often
lsurges beenath the surface of the
gambling world and shows that no
matter how bad one may seem, he Is
even in the midst Of glorious revenge,
capable Of the higher life and worthier
deeds. Two come dtes are inclnded in
Saturdays program.
Monday, Airs. Fiske will be seen IN
Vanity Fair." She takes the part al
Becky Sharpe in this big Kleine-Ed-
4 son masterpiece taken from Thack-
eray's novel Of the same name.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-19
EGGS FOR MATCHING

Whatever the weather. eggs for
Matching should he gathered frequent
ly--to prevent chilling in cold weather
and heating in warm. Frequently in
the spring, when nearly every hen is
laying, an egg is started to incubating
before 1t is gathered, and this weakens
the germ. The eggs should be handl-
ed with clean hands; kept in "a cool
dry place, and if kept long they should
be turned occasionally.
There should be no unnecessary
shaking of the eggs the first week Of
incubation. and little cooling. The
chief factors for a good hatch are
healthy breeding stock active and
vigorous hens that have not been worn
out with winter laying, and males that
have not been running with the fe-
males before the breeding season; al
so poultry breeder whosi is interested
in the work; details which help to
make success i'm the poultry business
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-19
THE EARNING POWER OF THE
FARMERS DOLLAR

one of the greatest drawbacks on
the farm Is the tendency TO plant crops
that require a large investment, and
from nine 10 twelve months from
planting 10 harvest before any returns
can be realized.
The average amount realized on all
farm crops grown in the United States
is less than per cent upon the in
vestment. How long would banker
stay in business upon such small
profit. or how long could merchant
or manufactures continue in business
upon such a basis?
Merchants endeavor to turn their
dollars every month i'm the year If
possible II not twelve times they can
easily turn them six times, and at each
turn realize as large a per cent profit
as the farmer secures. Bankers could
not exist upon such small and slow
margins.
Is this not one of the weak links IN
farm management? The farmer grows
one crop for season, consequently
there is but one return for that invest
ment i'm a season unless the investment
is Immediately re-employed it can gain
nothing. because il is idle, or if the
investment requires twelve months to
mature. its accrument must he large,
or else the investment is an unprott-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-19

Jane Adams says force never settl-
ed anything. What about a football
game?