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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-15

the adventurous "profs," and Iryinl
A. White. history teacher, whose
home is at Amigo, Wis, Is the other
Van Duzee is a graduate Of Stou
Institute and is a product Of the Men
ominee schools. White is far-famet
as a long distance runner on the Wis
ccnsin University track team. HI
graduated from the university in the
class of 1914 and was very popular
in Madison. .... .
Eoth young men will attend the
summer school Of the University Of
Wisconsin the early part of the sum
mer and they plan to leave Madison
III their 17-foot No. / Thompson ca,
noe, on Monday, July 26, and frol2
then you will hear their paddles
chunking" for the next thirty days or
son.
The initial part of the big canoe
trip will be through the -four lakes
Of Madison" lakes Mendoza, Monona
Waoesa and Kegonsa. Both White
and Van DuZee are thoroughly at
home inthese waters and their jour
ney thus far will probably not be an
adventurous one.
But passing down through the Rock
river and into the great Mississippi
will be travelling in strange waters
for both Of them and their adventures
are surc to meet them here.
They will voyage down the Mlssis-
sippi river to New Orleans and hey
plan to reach the city Of the Mardi
Gras wilma 20 days of the time Of
leaving the university city. A small
canvas ten; will b. carried to sleep
in and the two teachers will cook
their own meals out in the open, re-
stocking their larder at the points
along the route.
Economy will be the w~atchWord Of
the expedition and the two expect to
make the trip on the following out
lay of actual cash:
COST or ........... - ......SZ0
Provisions, etc. "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
FOUR SEEK PLACE
ON SCHOOL BOARD
MOLINE NOT THREATENED WITH
SCARCITY OF CANDIDATES
TO FILL VACANCIES.

That the places on the Moline school
board viii not go begging this spring
mas been made evident by the films OF
four petitions OF candidates with Miss
Rita Knowles. secretary Of the board.
Herbert ". Cooper seeks the place as
president. while the candidates for
members are Wilson p Hunt. Mrs.
sarah Reid Evans and William ].
Davis. Messrs. Cooper and Hunt and
Mrs. Evans are candidates to succeed
themselves. while Mr. Davis Is out for
one Of the two remaining vacancies.
John NJ. Lennon and William H. Eff
landt retire and both have declined 70
be candidates for reelection.
Mrs. Davis. the new entrant in the
race. is well known. being assistant
secretary and manager OF the d. VI.
SechIer Implement K Carriage com
pany Petitions may be filed till
April Z.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
MILAN

M~sdam~s -. NaErn and "a F.nas'
81 Notine visited "wednesday Win
Miss Bessie fhre5ar
y wilson has departed Cor Havana
lr. o. visit bis parents
Mesdames e.. uaT ard a. p.voa CALI
"a ou Mss. Nlvn Johnston 90 so-'r
SLACK Hawk sa. grtay.
Mis- Ntfcs RuEEo.a Gls departed te
take 10 her vorE ne FalrvIew. Iowa.
after spending a few daya Wien rela
ttves and frisnas her~.
Mss EIma SmftH visited SUNDAY
with relatives ia tae cauufry.
Fsfward SchaeGer and family moved
90 the William C7vue farm SATURDAY
Robert Nefntvrr o. R~vnoids called
af the honlss OF BIS sisters. Ne Ross
CrfsWe.i. Mouday
VIZ asd MES william Walters VISIT
81 s.adav wi.h \. r Walters tat fam
uy % E4rat
wrs. Ham Perry aad s1a. Foster.
% RqcE Island spent Sunday wta
Ms. wtlnsa uempsey
Mrs WNiiam Gaacu entefsa. a~d
Ne and MIS-. NiheFt Goocu ~ E1es
Islana az dinner Thursday
Mrs Nffr~s4 Peterson and dEsE1trfs
Mrs Ralph wcCann~r ard babT Eiz-
aa~th OF Soath gars Hawk spent
Maud&y az she Egbert NcCoansli
horur
Jaha t.gru Of fsgraf called az tte "a.
WATERS hone Thursday
Mrs ffeWard GrtTsa % Nolfre a1t
Nr< Nfesrt Griaen % Ngrora were
guests a. ths CsrusE5as hoeae = anGaT.
Miss aarriette Shstaoa of fSocS is
isaa vfsss~,s Frssay Nitn Mics Sasfrya
White
Nr~ James uixs- % EscN tst1e1
visited Win her dsgsstsr Ne. n Nr
Cartasy rrfGsg
Nrs " Vaa meru % CE-eszs -
rsrnsss horns isss NssS ssts- spsrfi=z
o Few ss~ss VITA relatives ssf frtsz9s
here
Va ard Mr. = strfes ant ss& sssT
visited rs~wesv Win Mss " Wsftsrs-
~ sadie ofnstsd - Cilstor. tass.
visited ths vsek eat wifh her rsrsrsss
Nr sa6 MIS-. n a. Ot@s-sG
tfsrry pre~ru sst .saafiv VISITED
sar.fsF VITA sae fsr1~rs psrssss W.
saf Mrs. G ~ psseers % Sears
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
Moline OFFICERS
AGAIN ON BALLOT
rrseG COMMISSIONER rus
rurc ros REELECTION PULL
THROUGH PRIMARIES.
Lee % csr.-ss 90 Maze s-H-sss =
-sD- -f-ls Vs.s Der e rssf
% ssr-rS-r.

LACK % q eonssst fsr zayor saf a
e-~lin@ fn th@ n1ms~r - car1idatss
sor conn lssioasr froa thaf % f1lr
years ago rssaitsf On ar uneEp~crec-f
lixhs primary vote LEI Mo.i1s TUESDAY
TIE voslaE sfrraxfh % ta~ city stare
women nave bsen eufranealsef. tf
naors taaa 1000 l.ssa thaa $500
votes p.rs cast. aeeoraiaz 90 tl~ laof
fe1AI cocapgfnfiaa TIE men cast
zsT. votes ard ne uorasn t2tf. Fear
yearn ara. whsa tEs women eit rot
vote. ths total east fn ths cry election
vas ass
Three % che preset mr1alerf n
the eoa1rnisslon. an tsat were runaias
for rsnomination. are au0lE tle elzet
whose names ufI 50 Cn t4e election
ballot "a EriesoG. co@uliasiorer az
nfre@fa. Lad fHe fed o. v io4r
saa. conn asi1eFr Of accounts ao4
snaaees. L. seconf while r. T.. Easf.
saaa. eoznlEsiorer % pub.ic safet1
L. sixth \. g. g-o4rer ls third. ". A.
MaeBefh fourt1. g.. r. Slal.1~rE ffra.
Bert Anmermarn seventh ard 0'fo
Hlatz eighth.
IN the absenes % a r1rfest f1r mag.
or s = egid@nf that great many Ula
are nor socialists b1f uHo are opposed
20 VI r. Carlson f1r reefectioa voted
for Ernest Ferrrer. WH1 lae fle 500
elaIist eadorsemTnf Fecuucr rrcfiq.
ed 4 $50 vaf~s. Considerably more than
ths Candidates OF th~ party for eon-
snfs~lon~r ThouE1 tae conn .ss.o1
form law aims f9 % auaV vifa rarf.s
anship fa prfrari~s ART election f.e
socialists adhere pretty closely .1
party Iines
Four wears ago fasrr rrrr eight
men III ffe race Cor mayor. M E
carlson. Andrew O.sor. RI. A. ug1z-as
Thomaa A. EeIso. FImer r. W1rEar.
John d Ha-e. o. O. . Meyer and n. f
Merit THerv we're 90 candidate f1-
comu isstoa-r then against Offs
sprins
Wss rr-g Arr
or rFfs vrars con .sE.aerr enr
n~es Ed Eriesor present commits.
slauer % public WORKS. appointed POI
M fs~ vaeaurv ~ f1~ resi- Eref.oe Of
Glars Nrd~reaa. zoe years vas
an empIgve % ere Barber tfptn.f
COMPANY o. " Johnson tt present
eomns fssf1ner % accounts and lraner
4 g. gtaaTer fs buiIaiuE contractor
and 70 former alderman in rr~ oii e.fF
council. " y. uacuefI is erEinre-
for he Barnard a Leas Waulfaeter.
ing eonasang and % former alderman
a. n gdaubers vas f1r some years
aesE s~rseans ~ che Moiire police eta
ton and later Wts t1 enc eogl bus arfs
which b. recently eotd t1 NcboaFrte
brothers 90 Fort Byron p u. East.
~r4r fs a former ueWspaDer mae. an
fnsarauee aEsaf. tnd prescott co1aa1.s-
siousr % public beaitl and safety y
" zimmerman o. @ coal salesman and
was Formerly eae1sed al reporter
BY Nofia~ uewsugpere otto H.ntf ts
present s1periafeadrnf % tre Woiinr
WaferNorks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
If BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occa-
sionally if You Eat Meat
Regularly.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush
Ing the kidneys occasionally. SAYS a
well known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
80 they sluggishly filter or strain only
part OF the waste and poisons from
the blood. then you get sick. Nearly
all rheumatism. backaches, liver trou-
BILE. nervousness. constipation. dizzi-
ness. sieeplessness. bladder disorders
come from sluggish Kidneys
The moment you feel q dull ache
In the kidney or your back hurts or
II the urine Is Cloudy. Offensive. full
OF sediment. irregular of passage. or
attended by a sensation of scaldinE,
gai about four ounces OF lad Salts
from any reliable pharmacy and take
= tablespoonful in a glass OF water be-
fore breakfast for = few days and YOUR
kidneys will then &C; fine. This ia
nous salts IL made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon Juice. combined with
hthia and has been used for genera
tons 10 flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them TO activity. also TO neu-
tralire the acids IN urine SO IL no long
80 causes irritation. thus ending blad-
der disorders.
JAd salts - Inexpensive and can
not tn1ure: makes a delightful efer-
vescent Whitewater drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure. thereby avoiding
SERIOUS kidney complications
/. HArDer House pharmacy.-(Advl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

or and otasr citizens % she cts OF
Moline. ts~ member OF THE swedish
American Republican icaEu" 90 Rock
Island county and tb. members of the
various committee for the cordial rs.
cep,.su and splendid entertainment
accorded ua durinz our visit IN this
hesufifu aud cutcrprs c.tr. and
also Tor tle plans made Tor our furth-
~ euloymeut az the annual banquet 90
Boz held this evening
Resolved. Also that Ee highly ap-
prostate ths special entertainment pro
v.del f1r the ladies who have acoorl-
panied the delegate o. this couveu-
sion. both by the reception % the
home o. SIR. and Mrs. J. 3 Oakieaf
and by other acts Of Hospitality
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
GIRLS WITH BEAUTIFUL FACES
OR GRACEFUL FIGURES.

American girls have a worldwide
reputation for beauty, but, at the same
time. there are girls in our cities vino
possess neither beauty of face nor
form, because in these instances they
suffer from nervousness, the result Of
disorders of the wOmauly organism.
Al regular intervals they suffer so
much that their strength leaves them,
they are so Frustrated that it takes
days for them 10 recover their
strength. OF course, such periodic
distress has its bad effect on the ner-
vous system. The withered and drawn
faces. the dark circles and crows feet
about the eyes, the straight figure
without those curves which lend so
much 20 feminine beauty are the un-
mistakable signs of wOmanly disor-
ders
When a girl becomes a woman. when
q woman becomes a mother when 40
men pass through the changes Of mid
die life, are the three periods Of life
when health aud strength are most
needed TO withstand the pain and
distress often caused by severe or
ganic disturbances
At these critical times women are
best fortified by the use OF DR.. Pierce's
Favcrite Prescription. an Old remedy
CT proved worth that keeps the entire
female system perfectly regulated and
in excellent condition.
Mothers. if your daughters are weak
lack ambition are troubled with head
aches. lassitude. and are pale and
sickly. Dr. Pierce's Favorite PTe=crip-
ticn is just what they need 20 surely
bring the bloom OF health 10 Their
cheeks and make them strong and
healthy.
II you are a sufferer. II your danga-
ter. mother. sister need help set Or
Pierce's Favorite Prescription in IL
quid or tablet form. Then address Dr-
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y l.
and receive confidential advice from
staff of specialists. that's free; also
13G-page book on womens diseases
sent free Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

20 us. Fred r. SchIeuter secured the
C.tSeus nomination in the Second
from C.. 4. Strand. 49, 20 So.
Following ere the chree tickets Sc
lected az the primaries:
Citizens.
Mayor-Dr. 2. Don Taylor.
City Clerk-Dale Cham bers
City Treasurer-W William Salzmann.
Police MaEistrate-A. a Niles
Alderman First ward. r. r. How
ell Second. Fred r. Schleuter. Third,
p. ?. KueSter, Fourth. Joseph Gels
Ter and D. =. AIlsbrow
Peoples.
Mayor. &. Mcdowell
City Clerk-C. 4. ShallberC.
City Treasurer. D. Taft
Police Charles Goodwin.
Aldermen-First ward. Charles Rad
den; Second. George Schultz. Third,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
ELECT PRINCETON
MAN LEAGUE HEAD
PALMER c. ANDERSON NEW
PRESIDENT ILLINOIS sWEo-
Isss REPUsLtCANs
T-ia-s-s over Cambrass. o.. West
s-t4rs ara Horne CITY Gets
Nrss CsrV.rtiGr.

By vote o. 800 to Il Palmer e.
Nads-to- vas elected president OF tf~
uaro.s swedish American Republican
i-aza- ar she closing bea uess session
% frat 0rEau zaftou lu Muitrs Tues
dat afrerug1n defeating ur r. =
Wes1erigud OF Cambridge Pr5ucctou
vas unanimously chosen az the next
uiect,uz place. tu accordance with she
q. stom OF voting the meeting % the
hpue CITIES % tss usu presidents.
Rockford. CalFsburE. aGd Aird1 ueFc
also Bidders f9r the meeting. but
uishIrrW whsu priuc~tcu entered che
race. Sp-ie=fsid delegates asked that
tse 1919 meeting b. held ia tts cap
itaf prpm.sfuE that there would b. a
rvpabliean governor "a the cts - thas
time Co welcome th~ rusctiaE F'oi'o~-
tnE are TIE new encers.
President Palmer r Aadefsoa
Frincetcr
vie, prssiasat-C. p swanson. Pas
tor.
secretary Alfred - Ngrsa. Cai-[
rr-sssrsr -Ioss = Jsassas. n
tooaa
SerEssz-sf arnrs-f'razE steal Seis
AaG~rsoa- F-rauk NrGssses-
Pr-siess Party sseeszs-
q r.. resersaz % Neliss. rsti-iz<
s-s-tesnI On 80 address is tas sftsr
ssea- predicted sspgsiicas ssccsss Ia
fzfuFs. Gsc.arisE tsss al s2etaoas
savs ssss es@pIstsiy azaizazatrG
aaa al =s@tsrs % ske party are soW
s5-stsE tG- ssce~ss a. tzs pciis
g. n CEs-6elora as4 Josn kisi a.
a--. eaga % Csieazs were ether
speakers e. sss astsrusoz ssssiez- Mr.
Sisilssssr msvsd . vcss % TASKS
spr tssi- st@eieat sosS D. tssas-rs4 tks
r~,irfsx o=csrs. O. Sss sasss4 gass-
aeusfy
A rssssssiss. oSsres - Csshsarz
rssissrE % Ctt-sEs. tssakisE tss -
ssss rres.esats % tks i@&xs~ fsT sEsir
atfsessze~ - tss cszvssfioz sse
wiselGx tasz sap5tzrss &z4 P-oSt~rs
~ wss pass-s unsaizo1siv. ss vss
tss feilsslsE rsso essor. moved - &.
g. Ce5sseioua % CsicaEa
Reserved. Taaf tk~ ss~ms~rs % tkis
euevsrstoa express their kf<h arrrr
elksse1 sz@ ss~s Erssifzes % tss nay. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
DR.. TAYLOR WINS
{. MOLINE FIGHT
TRIUMPHS OVER DR.. DoNAHoo
AND c. ". HtNK IN RACE
FOR MAYOR.
Citizens Party Has Several Other
centests-Huntinston Out as
City Clerk.

DR. r Don TAYLOR won out in the
thrce-corncred Hsht for the citizens
party nomination Tor mayor in East
Moline IN Tuesdays primaries He
defeated Dr. C. r. Donahoo by -
votes. g.. ". Hink. the other candi-
date. was only 10 votes behind Dona-
hoo. Ills opponents will be J. c. Nc
cowcll OF the peoples party and L. r
Haemcr. socialist Mr.. Mcdowell won
from :. NJ. Pershing 81 20 %. The
socialists. as usual. had no contests.
Here Is the vote BY wards by citi.
tens' on mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
MATHERVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linburs have
gone to Rochester. Mimi. where Mrs
LiuburE viii receive treatment at the
Mayo Brothers sanitarium.
Mrs. Thomas Jackson was Sher.
rard visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Art Bolander of Monmouth was
a visitor here Wednesday
Henry Kay is seriously i'll at the
George Sackfeld home.
Central examination was held at the
public school Saturday.
Mrs clyde Lawrence spent the lat
ter part OF the week in Victoria
where she went 70 attend the funeral
OF her grandfather.
The Ladies Aid society met We'd
ue-day with Mrs. c. NJ MurreL
George Roquet returned 20 his home
in Gary. Ind. after a visit here
The fifth number OF the lecture
course will be given at the NJ. F.
church Wednesday evening, March "a.
The MeneIey Quartet viii be in charge
of the entertainment
Business was tied up here Thursday
evening on account Of the electric
lights being out of commission. The
town was in darkness and several OF
the business houses had TO close
Miss Winnie Grear Of Sherrard Wis
tied here the latter part OF the week.
Mrs. George Gooden has returned
home from Rochester, MINI.
Elmer Hooker and son made bust
ness trip 70 Aiedo Wednesday.
Herman Baker Of Davenport was
here on business Wednesday.
"Peck's Bad Boy" which was At
the opera house Tuesday evening was
largely attended. The play was full OF
comedy and everyone enjoyed a good
laugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Forsythe Of Viola
visited here the past week.
John Boden received a shipment
OF Ford cars last week and has now
opened a garage on Main street in
the building recently occupied by the
Family theatre. Arthur McMeekin
has been engaged TO manage the place
Charles Cuchan spent Wednesday
in Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Samuelsn of
Sherrard we're visitors here Sunday.
Henry Irving spent sunday here. He
was enroute 20 his home in Sherrard
dlleT a NlStl N AotlluSNlltS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burns and two sons
were Monmouth passengers Wednes-
day.
Joe and Jack Rowe. Frank Pascoe
and William Crebo spent Sunday eve
ming in Presumption where they had
charge of the service in the NJ f.
church.
Mrs. Jake McMeekin visited in Dav-
export the latter part of the week
Thomas Docherty was in Aledo We'd
nesday 10 attend meeting of the su-
pervisors.
Leonard Bengston Of Rock Islano
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cation have
gone 10 housekeeping in rooms in the
north parc of town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams We're
Davenport visitors Saturday
Jack Blaine was in Viola on business
Wednesdav
Mr. and Mrs. John Haddick of Cam
bridge visited the formers brother
here Sunday.
John Foster is visiting in Wataga.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
MOLINE V0LLEY Ball
PLAYERS LOSE C0NTEST I

Moline y. NJ c. A volleyball play
ers lost two games to Clinton y. NJ. c.
4. on the latter's floor Tuesday even
ing. dropping the first by two points
and the third by three. The second
they won by six points. The team was
composed of Messrs. AinswoTth. Ro-
deem. Neliu. Blake. James and Wilson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

Harry Reed: Fourth. L. E. Hogue and
Benjamin Rah.
Socialists.
Mayor. r Haemer.
City Cierk-C c. Phillipsen-
CITY treasurer. A Peterson.
Police INSTRUMENTATION 4. Lee
Aldermen-First ward, Joseph Mich
olson; Third. William Vogler; Fourth.
Z. l. Trerillyan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

N1aFlrs Gooaeia. Former mayor. vas
nom mated hy the peoples party aud
William a Lee by the socialists for
pole. nasistrafe.
y = AHsbrou. undertake.. and 10
seph SeisieF. former postmaster AZ
WaicrtoSa. contested for alderman in
the Fourth gard. the latter winning
oct By tUo votes. Geisier poi!cd is4
votes. AIishrow i1e and ". u. willis
-. All ~ere citizens candidates.
Ben Howell sss named for alder
man ~ tae citizens without opposI-
i4on Ia The First yard In the Thlrc.
y. ,. keustcr defeated the present
alderman. Julius VAnouaniham. Eea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

Me- Square ssurs osisrs Style,
Hliisss covered from scraps % goods
20 @aics year sgit. gown o. ~aist
iroz zoe ss=- 80. 81 pain. haif.bzii.
sEii esii. rsN aroru- Biaia. square.
zs.oa os cut fst esstsrs. n eomblna-
teas. latest obioz=- Give ard bale,
Shapes, eoicssd ivory Fins .r al styi~s
aae sizes Or es.sors Go ret pull
sssrt- SsaG fos descriptive circulars.
Mail ore~rs prcmptiy sii~e Os..
stsst-s. Butter 6 ee.-s-, Co. 30
Soath Fufnsrn HieE Tel. pav 80. We
give :. & n Greea Tradizs STAMPS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

--iaquiryr- says. q am making a
collection % the best examples of mod
sra SLAMS. What does double cross
mean
Glad Co obiiss YOU TAe slang you
msstion g. modern. but the source g.
classical
Caesar crossed the Rubicou. Then
be rccr1sscd Go. This O. called double
crossing the Rubc
shortly afterWard the fEbunE be-
Eau. Cleveland PiaiE Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
Painful Coughs and Bronchitis
Promptly Relieved

win esse~ s<sfr=szz's Csze~z-
traced Esp~ssor~nt Resides zsssss.
tsee 20 give p~rfsst ssfisssetiea o.
yeu- asen-T r.surueG ~ Thoesss p-p<
eo--tAfvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

Among those Who are working TO
relieve distress among the families
o. soldiers gone 90 the front As Ecll
a. 90 provide daiutiss for the troops.
ar the hello girls % the Berlin
telephone exchanges. They have ar
ranErd a series % concerts. three o.
Whieh already have been Elvea. a.
Eaich taieut OF The highest e. repre-
seated Prominent on thr programs
are martial scaEs. often PLAYED by
trsir composers.
a. - - go -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

There vas also contest for city
clerk. three candidates being in the
field. Dale Chambers defeating Ed
Huntington and Carl Dick. Here e
the vote b. wards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

There vas no contest on this Once
on either Of the other tickets.
Five for Police Magistrate
There vas n contes, for police mag
is'raie on the citizens ticket. there be
inz ave candidates. \. \. Niies winning
u.th ease Following Vas the vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

All the ss~s AL the tlae-rss ArEuA
ArEus
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27
Safety and Welfare Meeting

The next Safety and Welfare
meeting of the D. & 1. R. will be
held in the new Elco Theatre on
Thursday Sept. End. One show
will begin at 4 p. m. for the child
rem and those who cannot attend
the evening performance; the even
ing show will start promptly at
8 o'clock p. m. A very Interesting
program has been arranged for
this meeting. The Safety Reel
entitled AN American in the
Making" will be the feature.
Three other motion pictures of an
educational nature will be shown.
The subject of the lecture will be
"Co-operation". A number of
interesting slides have been pre-
pared on this subject. Everybody
Is invited to attend these meetings.
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27
ECONOMIC SYSTEM TO BLAME
That So Many People Need Hospital
Treatment Is a Result Of UnWise
Ordering of Things.

We are very proud of our hospi-
tails, but we must not be blind to
their shortcomings. Nor must we be
blind to the fact that there are alto
gether too many people in hospitals.
That, of course, is largely due to
our bad economic and industrial
systems. Bad housing, preventable
occupational diseases, alcoholism and
many other opprobria of the present
social order account for many of our
sins against the laws of health. The
hospital itself often falls short with
respect to the care of venereal cases,
the insanities, decent privacy, the So
cial service spirit, the spirit of char
ity, in the case of those for whom
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27
CHURCH NOTES

A Communion Service" will be
held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning Aug. 29.
1t is particularly desired that all
members be present and those not
members will also be welcomed to
participate with us at the table OF
the Lord. The hour of worship is
II o'clock. The Sunday school
meets at ten.
DR.. M. P. Burns, district super
intendent of the Methodist church
will preach in Ely Sunday night
and conduct the fourth quarterly
conference. Officers for the next
conference year will be elected at
this meeting. DR.. Burns will also
preach at Winton at 8 P. M. and
preside at the business session.
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27

the hospital receives no pay from the
city or relatives, the segregation of
children before admission to the
wards until the incubation periods
of the infectious diseases are passed,
the care of contagious cases when
they do develop, considerate and hui
name reception and tactful, kindly
and private Interrogation of appli-
cants, the character and pay of or
derly service, and on many other
counts. Really we are still in the
dark ages with respect to the hospi-
tai. But every year sees a nearer ap-
proach to what should be, and the
ideals are not lost sight of by any,
one.-Medical Times.
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27

w. A. Preston, Deputy Great
Commander of the Great Camp of
Minnesota, Knights of the Mac
cabees of the World is in the city
arranging for the initiation of mem
bers in Minnesota Tent No. 8.
Tent No. 8 is the third oldest lodge
in this state. Mr.. Preston is antic-
ipating the initiating of 100 new
members.
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27
SEEING AMERICA THIRST.

''The distillery was burned to the
ground"
Didn't they save anything?'
eyes; they snatched a few brands
from the burning. = Philadelphia
Enquirer.
The Ely miner., 1915-08-27

G. L. McVey, representing the
Vitograph, Lubin, Selig, Essanay,
motion picture companies was in
the city Tuesday making arrange
ments with a local play house for
the handling of several of their
feature films. Mr.. McVey states
that such pictures as The
Rosary" and other well known
stories will be shown here in the
near future.