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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
FEAR OF WEDDING
BELLS CAUSE OF
APPEAL TO JUDGE
Pretty Chinese Girl Hurries to
Court to Avoid Marrying Man
Her Father Picked Out

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..sa sea.1 .,es ~ ne.e ...-s.., aL ,ns snan -
sa.s '.a1S o,s.s. 49, rs9 sens..
s' .esa sua. Sh - .ns ss.. sha. s s,s s,,,s -
ss.s e $3.50 1ss s..,.., .~s ea,. .s eSa.s S ,,'tS
- '.ss, ' .s.s t,,.,,,. ~ 49,, 49,
- ' ass ~'sA : man y s"s Hs'
Inc Cnlnese custom OF marriage Is
q peculiar one. and mad the g1rl IN
Question waited q DAY longer before
making her appeal, sne probably new
er would nave gotten her case before
the Juvenile court.
sne told Judge whitney that her
iatner had planned TO have her mar
ried next month TO Chinese, about
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
CANNERIES BUY
BULK OF Pines
FROM JAPANESE
Small Farmers Helped Out AZ
ter Chamber of Commerce
Makes Effort to Aid Them
PRICE PAID IS BETTER
THAN HAD BEEN EXPECTED
Japanese Merchants Ass0cia-
ton Took Matter up With
Local Chamber


Practically all OF the pineapples
grown cn Oahu by the Japanese small
farmers, who were unable 70 secure
other markets for their frgit nave
been taken over by the loeai st.nes' me
les. according to Information oDtainea
from the Chamber OF Commerce ana
from the canneries' managements.
About two weeks ago q large num-
ber az Japanese growers, being unabie
10 get rid OF their fruit either through
local dealers or through the territori-
ar marketing division. took the mat
ter np with the Japanese Merchants
Association and requested that some
thing be done 10 assist them.
The Japanese association. in turn,
appealed Co me Chamber OF Commerce
and the matter was referred to the
committee On trade. commercial and
industrial deve|opmenf>
The commifite began work to
aavise wavs ana means to assist the
Il Isnsneee Is disnoeina 81 their fruit,
ana q this end called a meeting with
= aupa enresenfatives 81 the local Gamers
~ fha larf .meefine az The chamber.
ths a 80 co,nmistee .re,,orted that the pine
~, Z sn,5,es crown ~ the JAPANESE had
hesr faten care IL meaning that they
s.3 hesr sold
s..- 80. ..1..,.,. = p.vs,,,s,,d !. n
- s,1s a.. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
M'L0UGLiN Is AGAIN
BEATEN BY. WILLIAMS
IN FAST TENNIS PLAY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEWPORT, r. d. Aug. 21.-R. Nor
ris Williams Of Harvard today defeat
ed Maurice Mclaughlin three sets to
one In the tournament for the Casino
cup. Williams defeated Mclaughlin
in the national championships last
year but this year the California crack
has been showing the better form up
to today. The national champ opships
will be held the last Of August and
the two are expected to be contenders
at that time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
FOREST FIRES in
WASHINGTON ARE
BURNING TOWNS
Alki Destroyed When Flames
Run -Four Miles in 20
Minutes

[Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
5ELLiNGHAM, WASH, Aug. 21.--
One Of the sharpest forest fires In the
history Of the state - sweeping the
woods not far from here. The little
town Of Alki was completely destroy
ed, many homes being lost. The FIRE
ran four miles IN 20 minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
GEN. OBREG0N REFERS
NOTE FROM CONFERENCE
TO CHIEF CARRANZA

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless]
WASHINGTON, D.. c., Aug. 21.-
Gen. obregon,s reply to the note sent
to him by the Pan-American confer.
ence, asking the warning factions to
compose their differences, was re.
ceiyed today. He refers the eonferees
to his superior, Gen. carranza.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
GEORGIA CASHIER LOCKED
IN A VAULT BY ROBBERS

ROCKMART, Ga.-A bandit held up
Howard T. Fambrough, assistant cash.
ier of the Rockmart Bank, locked him
in the banks. vault and escaped with
a package of currency. Fambrough
was nearly suffocated when released.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
YOUNG lsELIN SUED BY WOMAN
HIS AUTO KNOCKED DOWN.

BOSToN.-C. Oliver Iselin, Jr..
Of New York. Harvard student. is
the defendent in a suit brought by
Mrs. Inez F. Hall of Cambridge, in
the Middlesex Superior Court at East
Cambridge. who claims $4,000 dam
ages for injuries sustained by being
run into and knocked down by an auto
mobile operated by Iselin on June -,
in Central Square, Cambridge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Bulgaria Concentrates 10000
Troops Ready to Attack Turkey

NAPLES Italy August Attending color 70 the reports .>
Serbia has agreed the con Of Macedonian territory o1,.
and that Bulgaria VIII now enter the On the 1s g the 4
the that King Ferdinand has concentrated 10000 0',.
trained and equipped troops the xurIist frontier
This move i sid e t preparatory g dr.iiol q Et q.
EplSarias 1fn,n1 er ra q t.,.I1 L&,.
been acceded b the Allies aIan1ue1t na1e ri
tor the reinquishment Of The territory wanted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
MRS. JESSIE sTiLLMAN TAYLOR
GIVES AN AMBULANCE TRAIN

BERLIN, Germany-Mrs. Jessie
Stillman Taylor OF New York, res
ident of Munich, has been instrument
tai in raising funds for German relief
She has presented to the Bavarian
army an ambulance train consisting
of motor car and two trailers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
koHALA SALOON MEN GIVE
UP TRYING FOR LICENSES
lspecial CORRESPONDENCE.

q HILO, August 20.-All four of ]
r. the would.be saloon men who ap-
< piled for licenses for second class :
z liquor establishments in the Ko-
= hala district have withdrawn :
< their applications and. as one of :
z the applicants stated, the reason
( is on account of unavoidable cir
Z cumstances." The remarkable J
4 manner in which all. four appli- ]
q cants decided to withdraw their :
q applications rather suggests that J
4 the unavoidable circumstances" J
q was the force of public opinion in J
z the Kohala district.
q 8
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Naval Battle For Possession of
Riga Still %, Germans Attacking
fAssocfafefl Press g.

- IAssoeiafed Press Service Wrelessl
LONDON England August q According Russian advices
the nay battle for possession Riga continues the
having been unable passage against the
Russian defending feet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Italy Claims Situation IntoIerabIe

ROME Italy August 2-Foreign Minister Sonnino reported
the cabinet today large number Of facts regarding Turkish
of Italian subjects and other The Italian
declares that the situation becoming ntolerahle
taking steps to demand accounting from Conantinople
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Italian Note Virtually UItimatum

PARIS France August M-The Italian ambassador At Con-
antinople has been instructed hand The
ing statement concerning the detention Of Italians who desire
depart from Turkey This action considered ulmatum
date.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

ISL PATROL OF MnIIE STAR LINERS C0URSE-cEn-
MAN AIR FLEET TRIES 70 ATTACK WILMA BUT ONE zEP-
PELIN IS BROUGHT D0uN--TljRkS FACE MOST SERIOUS
SITUATION Of wAR-iTALIAN NOTE VIRTUALLY an
UETlMATUM
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
Arabic Was Not Conveyed, Says
Britain IN Official Statement

LONDON England August Oncal-The White Star liner
being conveyed by British parng Warsps when
torpedoed last Thursday.
The body Of Mrs. Josephine Bruguiere Of San Francisco
the Americans lost has been recovered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
1000 Passengers Risk Submarines

NEW YORK Y, August M-Undeerred by the fate Of the
Lusania and the Arabic four big today European
ports carrying 1000 passengers who willing risk the
ines of Germany.
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Iron Fence

Structural and Ornamental Iron
u. {. HENpRtcK. LTD.
, Merchant and Alaksa stA
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Cotton Contraband Order Tomorrow

PARIS France August 2-Fance Great Britain
will simultaneously declare cotton absolute conraband This
action being taken because the Allies claim Germany getting
material for explosives from the cotton cargoes
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Germans Capture Bielske Fort

BERLIN, Germany August 21.-The Germans have
3ieske and driven the Russians across the Riaa river
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tContinued on page twol
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
AT The COLUMBIA.

The bill presented the first half of
this week at the Columbia theatre.
Davenport. is as good if not better
than any seen here this season. Every
act is big time" stuff The Great
Afahr and his wonderful company of
Japs feature the program The setting
of this act. with Japanese draperies, in
gold and black. with the large back
curtain, representing a sea scene, is
beautiful in itself. Afahrs thumb and
fountain tricks are the most mystify-
ing ever witnessed by devotees of the
popular playhouse. His cohorts also
give exhibitions of acrobatic work that
are well worth seeing. The bills opens
with four musicians, three violinists
and a harpist, in "A Night in Venice "
All are musicians of the highest cali
bre and produce classic and ragtime
music in a manner that thrills lovers of
good music. An immense curtain rep
resenting q street in Venice is used
during the act. Sullivan and company
present powerful one-act drama call
ed Straight The scene is staged
in an east side tenement in New York
and carries q strong moral Babe"
the wife, upon marriage, made her hus-
band Slim" former crook, promise
her TO go straight. Their baby is i'll
and his old pal Monk" tempts The
act has a thrilling ending Laurie
Ordway is the best woman comedian
seen here in several months. Her in
depreciation of the deserted bride kept
the audience laughing. Sullivan and
Mason offer Breaking the Bank
Both are excellent singers as we'll as
humorists. Pictures Of the late Itai- |
ian earthquake are shown.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
ATTORNEYS ARGUE
MOTION TO QUASH.
COUNSEL FOR JIM DALEY TRY
ING TO HAVE INDICTMENT
FOR PERJURY DISMISSED.
Question Of Whether Oath Taken Be-
fore Coroners Jury Is Binding,
Up In Circuit Court

With no Illinois supreme court rul-
ings on the matter. attorneys this
morning argued before Judge r. ".
Oimsted IN circuit court. the question
OF whether a witness testifying before
a coruner's inquest commits perjury
II he fails 20 state the truth. Judge
Olmsted has taken 10 under advise
ment.
The argument vas the basis Of the
motion made by Attorneys II. NJ Nc
Caskrin and Ben Stewart 10 quash the
Indictment against Jim Daley on the
charge OF perjury. They conteuded
that there was nothing in the law
which made an oath before the cor
oner's jury binding as TO perjury
States Attorney Floyd Thompson ar
Eued that coroner was a part OF the
circuit court and that while he was
not empowered 20 fine FOR contempt in
the event that no testimony was
given. that the witness falsely testify
ing could be held for perjury.
There was but one supreme court
ruling on the point as far as the at
torneys could learn and that OF the
Pennsylvania tribunal. but the deci-
sion was not available.
Daley Worried.
Daley was present in court. his
face scanned with deep wrinkles. indi-
eating worry over his plight He
showed great concern in the argument
OF the counsels and occasionally his
features grew tense in his desire to
fully comprehend the phraseology
used by the attorneys in their argu-
ments.
a mans life and liberty is leopard
lied as soon as the coroner's oath
ceases TO be binding" said States At
torney Thompson IN his argument.
THE coroner gives the same oath that
IS given before the grand jury. he
has the power 10 bind any witnesses
ove- to the grand jury. he conducts the
inquest the same as the foreman OF
the grand jury. the coroner's jury
takes the same oath that the grand
jury does and the coroner holds a
judicial office because he conducts a
judicial proceeding"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
DOC May FURNISH
CLUE TO MYSTERY
ANIMAL REFUSES TO LEAVE
BARN WHERE DEAD MAN WAS
FOUND LAST WEEK.
eeiIs~eo Beagle Hound eeionse5 20
osesas-6-'sgne-ogs Inquiries Re
esiVee b. Undertaken

The mystery surrounding the ind
ing of the body % the rat-satsn man IN
tho deserted case barn a. Eighteenth
avenue and Twelfth street last Mon
day. may be- cleared up BY nsV clue
the Authorities are foIiOvinE. About
tao Ues.s ago residents in that 10
eaIify noticed a email hound dos. with
large ears. had made his home go the
field near the barn The neigh hbors
had never seen the dog before and as
Or stiu persists IA staying around the
field neay the barn. the authorities be-
ueve that fhr dog may have belonged
o. the dead man
The body had probably lain ir the
barn for nine days. according 20 deduc-
tfons made by Coroner Meyer. bring
INK the time ~ to two weeks ago.
when tho strange dos was first uofic-
81 IN ths Geld Although boys ga the
neizhhorbood have tried 90 drive -Le
dox away SO uiu not leave the Case
barn. where the body was found
whose Dog Is ST
The dos o. desrri0ed az small with
coI0rs. yellow sray and black lie is
% the beagle hound variety and spot
ted If anyone knows the identity of
the owner % such a dog he g. urged
10 communicate with Coroner Meyer
Although many Inquiries have been
received az Dixon a. M0eller uudertas-
inE parlors. wlere the body is lying.
none of them has solved the mystery
~ the dead man Coroner Meyer has
been unable tJ run down the clue a.
Sparta. Mo. or set. but probably will
determine definitely when hs gets into
communication with the postmaster of
that town \ woman from Moline
claims that tle remains are those %
her father. who was last heard % iu
sparta. 80. Feb. 2. tie was Of rowing
deposition and may have come here
- she had not seen Lim for several
months. she wa unable 90 identify
him BY the clothes
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
OBITUARY


William Pratt. - years OF age and
resident % this city for 80 years. died
last night at IsU5 at his home. 2f1s
Eleventh street. after an Illness o.,
over three years with heart disease
and drOpsy For several weeks his
condition had been critical
yfr Pratt was born 10 Saratoga. y.
s.. March 9. 1852. and would have
be-u - years 90 age tomorrow. de
spent tIs early years 90 his life On
the east. coming weat 90 ROcE Island
lu 1864. and he had resided here since
Immediately upon hls arrival here he
secured employment 40 tho arsenal as
brass moIder. and was employed
there up uutit the time % his death
A yeur ago he Was elevated to the po-
sif.on of foreman lr thc foundry. Fog
81 ycara Jfr r-rutr had had charge OF
viudin. th~ large clock iu the old
stcrerorse near Fort trmafruuE ave-
nue. on the arsenal
F'ratsruafIy. be- v-as member %
Rock Island lodge No. C5s. A. r. q A.
" and also % Camp 20. NJ W. n He
was united in marriage Co Miss MARY
e. SchurE in Rock Island. June tf.
Iss7
Ten children were born to the Uullu.
sfv Of whom survive Besides bic wife
be ts sgrvived by three sons. william.
Aueu and C1aries. aI OF This city. and
three daughters. Mrs Hattie Straye-.
Rock Island Mrs Anna Hof-r. Taylor
Ridge. and Mrs. H. q. Wateman % Du-
iuth. N.rn EiEit grandchildren and
one grandson survive
The funeral viii D. held wednesday
afternoon ~ $3.50 az the home. in
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
Gen.-aII-W ~ ID

". B Petit. city weighmaster. has
received word Of the death OF his
5rother-in-lav. General Joseph W. Floyd.
which occurred last Wednesday a. his
home In Liberty Hill :. g. Mr.. Floyd
was a general in the confederate army.
and lost an arm during the war. lie
Miss Harriet r Petit of
Frederick. Nd. a sister OF Mr. Petit.
Seven children survive.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
satisfying portrayaIs of their different

satisfying portrayals of their different
parts. while the scenery was all espe-
cially painted for this production. Aft
er the matinee tomorrow a reception
Will be held on the stage and every
one viii be given a chance to meet the
company members personally. Re
freshments will be served.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
AT THE ILLINOIS.

The attraction for the week opening
at the Illinois tonight will be Melrose.
the Great. in a varied program of hyp-
notic hilarity and scientific demon
strations- It is announced Melrose
not only gives number of seemingly
impossible scientific demonstrations
but that he injects enough comedy in
to his performance TO make this even
ing entertainment both interesting
and pleasing. He uses only local sub
jects for all his demonstrations and to
produce his comedy. The laughing
feature OF the opening performance
will be the hypnotic tango.
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
was on view at the Illinois in matinee
and night performances yesterday.
pleasing two audiences of goodly pro-
portions. The play on this trip was
produced by the United Play company.
II was a neat performance throughout.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
DRUG VICTIMS THREATEN
SUICIDE UNDER NEW LAW

Springfield Ill. March I.-Pathetft
pleas received by Governor Dunno
from dope iends" who threaten sui
eide unless they are given aid IN pro-
curing drugs after their supply IS cut
on by the federal regulating act. which
goes into effect at midnight. have
brought home 10 the state administra-
iicn the suffering the new Law Will
bring 20 thousands IN Illinois.
Similar communications have been
received by the state board OF health
and the board OF pharmacy.
The letters are almost Identical In
thought Each asserts that the writer
has been a habitual user OF drugs for
years. has tried 10 quit and cannot
and asks the state 10 furnish specified
drugs IN gradually diminishing doses.
In every instance the writer asserts
n this request is not complied -z.--
there = nothing left but death.
In reply the unfortunates have
been told there e no state institution
TO whicn they can be sent and there
Is no way In which the state can help
them
one farmer In northern Illinois
wrote that he had spent $1,000 In try
ing 10 shake or the habit. \ woman
iu Decatur swore that death was pre-
ferable 20 life without cocaine.
Washington. y. c. March The
act OF congress prohibiting all persons
from selling or giving away habit
forming drugs without a physicians
prescription or under direct instruc-
tons OF physicians was in effect to-
DAY.
Chicago. H.. March Ten thou
sand dispensers OF habit forming drugs
had registered their names with the
collector OF internal revenue here to-
day. as required by the federal act
which went into effect today.
Polo. nl-CitiZens here are prepar-
ing 10 celebrate the distinction OF be-
ing without saloons for 90 years. II
IS probable that a homecoming will
be arranged and all former residents
Invited TO return and Rssist IN the
celebration. Committees have been
appointed 10 make the necessary ar
rangements, select the date and obtain
some speaker OF note.
Forty-eight per cent OF the popular
vufa Unffad IN Nahrazb, -. ]
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
Mcdonald Infant.

The death % Rose Mary. 7-monrhs-
old daughter OF 1ir. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald. SIS Twenty-secOnd street
occurred az 1915 this morning after
short illness with bronchitis She
was born July -. 1914, I'm this city.
The parents survive.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow afternoon az . o'clock from
the home. Dean 7. J. Quinn officiating.
0ith intermeut iu calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
OFFER DAVENPORT
CONCERN is BEST
c. n. 5ECHTEL q CO. MAKE HIGH
est BIO TO COUNTY FOR
Sos. 900 BONDS.
Finance Committee oPeos Figures and
viii Make Report 70 County
Beard on Quotations.

The George "a. BeclteI d Co. brok-
ers 90 Davenport made the best uffer
on the purchase OF the SIJ5.nJJ couu-
iy jail and Coigua bridge bonds. The
finance committee OF the county board
opened the bids a. a meeting a. the
court house this afternoon and viii
make their report 90 tine county board.
che latter body having the final say
a. ro the disposal % the bonds.
The Bechtci bid looks the best 20
the committee. 10 vas for par and
accrued Interest vith u premium TO
the county % Sss2 lU. There was but
one other % tie seven bidding firms
who offered q premium. that being the
Eistou. clifford & Co. Chicago bank
crs. vro offered O. premium 81 $3.50.
All 90 the other bidders offered par
and accrued interest. but asked ex-
peuses f1r printing and attorneys fees
ranging from ssa3 90 sl.D50.
The Jail bonds aggregate $4,000
and the bridge $4,000. They are to
bear interest a tbe rate OF fiz per
cent per auuIm and bear a date 81
June D. 1915 For a period OF dve|
years the Jail bonds run. SIS. .O0OJ 10 be
paid each year. The bridge bonds are
20 De paid IN three years. $4,000 10
expire each aunum-
The committee spent the afternoon
Ia deliueration over the bids. a rep
% the Davenport firm vas
present
The sias.
Toe bids follow
A. y L.sachy 4 Co. Chicago. par
and accrued interest TO date and pre-
mium % $50.
Eiston. Clifford x Co. Chicago. [
sic5.o27 and accrued interest: a com /
mission 20 bidder of s9li31
Commercial Trust & Savings bank. T.
par and accrued interest. bidder TO d
receive S5s9 for expenses.
y. W Hoiscy < Co. Chicago. par I
and accrued interest; bidder to get .
'7{9 FOR expenses.
George II. Bechtel & Co. Davenport. /
par and accrued interest. plus premium .
D, s26e so.
Bolger. Moser 4 Co. Chicago. par
md accrued interest. bidder 10 get /
1850 for expenses.
Spitzner. Rorick & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
ridge bonds. par and accrued inter
sst. Bidder 10 get $500 expense. jail,
.ame. with 500 expenses.
Tayioryille. Iu.-CharIes Jones. "a
Tears old. who was shot several days
lgo by Policeman Tilden Davis OF
stontngton. while resisting arrest on
'harge OF riding freight trains. died at
! hospital here Davis says he acted \
T self defense. According 20 his \
'tory Jones vas trying 20 cut his
hroar with a razor. Jones declared l
is statement untrue No one saw the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01

Hicks" wild Mans Land "Bobby's
Medal"
Friday-"Graft vs.. Love Our Nut
ual Girl" "Giddy Cay
Saturday-''When a Woman Waits"
"A Lucky Disappointment The
Breakers"
Sunday-''The Face in the Ceiling"
Zudora episode. The White Rose"
Fatal Dumping"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
COLONIAL.

Monday - When Honor Calls. -
The Vengeance OF a Woman Wrong
ed" society drama in four parts:
Pathe Weekly
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
EMPIRE

The Village Schoolmaster," March |,
and s.
The Straight Road, March 1. .
and 8.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01

ves;a coal mine No. ! OF California.
Pa. which has been worked for 10
years. has produced in that time a.
cCo.9O0 tons OF coal
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01
AT The EMPIRE

The Village Schoolmasterr was
witnessed by large audiences at the
Empire yesterday. The company gave
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-01

GRANTING that
" you have never
thought to wear a
Sfefson-isn't this
Spring a mighty good
time for you to turn
over q new leaf?
Everything to gain
by it-Sfefson style
and quality-the most
exclusive line of fine
hats IN this community
to select from
Come look them
over. Try a .Sfetson
on before a mirror and
you'll see what we
mean by right.