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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
Lois and Madeline worden. Caro-
line Ellis. Helen Edwards. Gertrude
Froese. Ruth Sherman and Marie
Crotts. Of Rocky Ford.
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Lawn Party.

Division No. I OF the Methodist Aid
Society gave . lawn party and ice
cream social at the home Of Mrs. Low
ett. SIT Ration avenue. Thursday ev-
ening.
The yard was brilliant with lights.
an arc light being placed In the hack
yard where the older folks enjoyed
the game Of crochet. while the young.
er set played various games in the
front yard. A large crowd was In
attendance and every body had q
good time. The ladies served ice
cream and cake and realized = neat
sum for their efforts.
9. r. &. Club.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
sso.d.y As-:.soss nrsas. c'.s.

Mrs. F. 7. Lewis Was hostess on
Monday afternoon 70 the members
Of the Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club At her country home in Hol-
brook Valley.
The ladies we're conveyed to the
Lewis home in autos driven BY Mrs.
J. T. Updiks and Mrs. c. Jameyson.
Auction bridge was sajoysd fron .
uatil s O'Clock. when l1rs. Lsvis.
assisted BY her two dsushters, ssrv.
ed . delicious supDer.
Mrs. J. B. Pearce aud Miss Will.
former MEMBER Of the club. and
Mrs. Clyde Larsen and Mrs. Frank
Dice. Of Pocateilo. Idaho. were
guests on this occasion.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

seso ASo osOWu So HhOsOSVVA AuUIB-
day evening. The young men made
the trip via the auto route and re-
port most pleasant evening. Those
who attended were Frank seeley.
Robert sevits. Brayton lnman. Per-
ley Lewis. Lloyd Dimick, Glenn
Brown and Vernon Ecton.
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Chicane Club.
Mrs. Dean Holmes was hostess on
Monday afternoon TO the members Of
the Chicane Club and q few others.
Auction bridge was the diversion Of
the afternoon and later light re-
treatments were served. The guests
Of the afternoon were Miss Mildred
Mendelson. Mrs. c. J. Reynolds.
Miss Frances Hart. Mrs. Lee Woods.
Mrs. Clarence Brown. Mrs. Harry
Comely and Miss Carrie Sloan.
Recepttoa 70 Geoeva Entegsainega.
DR.. and Mrs. W. ~. Moore and
daughters gave . reception At their
home on Carson avenue Monday ev-
enins In honor Of the Geneva En-
tertainers. Who gave their enter
tainment At the Presbyterian church
the same evening.
The reception took place after the
entertainment, the guests being the
members Of the Geneva Company
and few friends.
Various modes Of entertainment
were INDUCED in and music was en-
joyed. Later refreshments were
served BY the hostesses.
~. o1l.AsI D....-.
One Of the most delighted af-
fairs Of the week wa. the 8 O'Clock
dinner given last Saturday evening
By the Messrs. Claire Dameron and
Lyle White at the home Of Mr.. Dam.
eron In North Ia Junts.
Dtnner was served In three cours-
- and was prepared By the hosts.
he guests we're the Misses rasa-
sade Barr. Ola Wood. lsls Baker.
Marian Brashier and Lucille Crotts.
Of Rocky Ford. and the Nessrs. Jay
MeCauley. Lloyd Gssris and Gard
Edwards. The crowd was chaper-
oned BY Miss Blanche Numby.
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Sasps1se Pa5sy.
The ladies OF the w. X. c. and
q. A. X. were responsible for . most
delightful surprise party given on
Wednesday sfternoon on Mrs. J. e.
Needhsm st her home on Rice av.
enue.
About thirty ladies were present
ssd the entestainment Of the after
soon ccsststed OF games. vocal solos
by Mis Mayns Chase and readings
by MSs. Arthur l.. Nsedham. Later
lalasy rssssshments we're served.
Bssees the ladies departed for
sAsis Aeoss they prssssssd Mss.
NssdAaa With . bsautiful sold Dis
bsasias tAs ". r. c. emblem. Mss.
Nssdhsa vss slscssd 70 . high as-
pastosat offjcs auriss ~ ss0at
eoea0Dosat 10 this city.
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4 ved1las of tatsssse % Daay
L. Jusss fsSssds vas soDsoaissd u
oestsis. WasA.. Thursday. Jsss l7tA.
uaitiag u marriage Mn. Nola psar.
~, sa1 Dusssa c. Hilliasd. Of IL
ce0a. TAs csssneay vas pssfeso-
- y Ts1sisy ehuFeh q high neeo
~ AssA1eaeea Ililtea h she pees.
eoes ef . Sev iatinaae fSSeols. ~.
~ . sAest ws1lias ts1D ~. go
Nm. Hlllias1 vese q heoe - shs0s
fslee1s q tAs1s Desety bunoalev,
S3S5 ooUth Juases sereee. Mn.
eossDos was IT, oaay yeass . ~.
1sas - L. Juesa. hel1las . elsslsal
oos1eisa n ~ sssss hsuss us1ss
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~ g fsSeo1s u this ~ W. vi1l
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
9. F. 3. Gi.b.

The girls Of the South Fairmount
country met Wednesday afternoon
at the homo Of Miss Leora Wood,
and under the direction Of Mrs. 8.
4. jenkins organized . club which
will be known ~ the 9. r. c. Club.
Al the close Of the business ses-
zion Mrs. Wood assisted by Mrs. z.
~. Binnette. served ice cream and
cake. The girls who were present
were the Misses Frankie and Ger
trude Woollum. Lois House. Mary
stoker. Helen Jenkins. Elva Rogers
and Leora Wood.
The next meeting will be with
Miss Lois House next Wednesday
afternoon.
Mo.dAy AfsessSos Brsdge Ci.b.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
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. ~ 6eolghefuo oaglv 5nugs1a0 =
neoes - ~ ooeo0s NJ oUonn
Woe1. ~ esoooe1ee1 ~ lllooonen
oosebeov ona1vossosy - ~ ~.
~ 0e0oosB - ~ 6. 9. Cluh,
~ vss0 ~ tUesos. Weoe = oulnh
- ~ osossnooa tso1a - vego =.
eosls1 - Mn. Amo1oo's homo. A
~ eveolae ~ eajevs1 . oleo1e
eooose - ~ lovs ~ ~ ~
partt - tosno1 ~ . dounhoe
oostv ~ ~ ~ romolno1 "a
olGoG k.>4
nsse ~ en5eyoo - ~ ~
pogvoty c1oonoU, Cooovlovo looopu,
es(sses n.stl. nla.estn n1llps
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

few days according 10 pr. Wright.
for he reports the following births;
Saturday night. nine pound girl
70 Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burk. b.
tween here and Merrill: Tuesday
morning. eight pound giri 10 Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Esell. living on tho
Merrill road; Wednesday mornins,
seven pound son to Mr.. and Mira.
Mike Salinas. 70S Jefferson g..
Wednesday evening. ton pound
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Mitchell Of Poe Valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23
Moving Pictures

BURNING Daylight ths 49,
reel Nlm version Of Jack Loaoos
story OF the same name. pfosss :
be an excellent offering. u -
ber, London production seen nsU =
10 the present time. Tho y"
ol early life In tho KlonoiSe, ~
many beautiful scenes OF ths a \. 4.
north are shown In tho hrst haa =
TIE picture. In which we sse
Harnish. known Nv "Burnins ~
light, In many thrilling advsla.
After many unsuccessful a". ~
ne finally strikes It rich. ana ~. ~
III, millions departs for now ~.
j,e departs for San Francisco. W.. "A
hs becomes tho victim Of ~ ~,
Who strip him OF the m'i''oa \.
hal caused him years Of Toll. =
method OF forcing them % rI. =.
his wealth is not only excitias. ~, ..
amusins. Then comes his sIs''I d.
bsftle-hs must either give W
crAying for money or the s'n n. 4
iovss, Love conausrs and y ..s M
happily. The bill will DO Wy
tonight for the last time !.
The star announces o,s s''.s.s, '
,,rosrsm for saturday and su'sS, -,
tho feature OF tho bill 10 ~ s.si,s
part romantic comedy. In. ~,
u Bobby Burnitt." Edward .ns.,,. n,s
Bessis Barriscale. Theodore .s...ips
ana ! large cast make THIS : -, .ss -
oaiering. Other comedies v'
no presented.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23
In 70 Sec Property

In 70 Sec Property
Abner Weed Of Dunsmuir came In
last night on his way to Fort Klam-
ath TO make an inspection Of his
extensive holdings In that vicinity.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

r.. @. Cowley. Langell Valley
stockman and member Of the grand
Jury. Is In the county seat today on
business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

Hon. Geo. r. Baldwin is In Port
land. attending the Grand lodge Of
tho A. O. U. W. The Judge for two
years has been grand master work.
man Of tho state lodge, and has done
much to advance the order In thst
time. He now becomes past xrand
master workman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

That Il cannot bs upset i' Ias tns y, ~.
os the Ohio patentso OF
ladder that has six legs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

William B. Barnes II In from the
northern country giving attention to
business matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23
Town Topics


DR.. o. =. Demorsst OF Merrill Il
a klamath Falls visitor today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

ueys suils. with two - 49,
49, ~ styiss. At X. X. T.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

Sues ON Tax Lien
Suit to forecloss tax lien upon
100 acres OF klamath county land
was started today BY Frank Ward
against Henry Pitts. RolIo G. 0ross.
beck 10 the plaintiffs attorney.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

wANrHD-At Holland nov. y . -.
chickens ra' W isN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

stork Worktns Ovsstine.
The population Of klamath Coun,
~ has taken . junp withia the lest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23
WesterfeId Returns

DR.. Fred Westerfeld. q local dent.
LIT who has been taking postgrsd-
uate work IN his profession for sew
eral months past. came In last night
from San Francisco to resume hid
prasties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23
Three More of the
Six Special Values
We Are ABB 10 Offer
For the Remainder Of This Month
Tha. Should Make the Last Days Busy One.
Red Seal Zephyr Cinshams
Special at the yard, lOc

Most everyone knows the splendid quality Of Red
Seal ginghams. This is gingham you arc quite often
asked isc for and seldom ever less than IL .2c Ab
soutely fast colors Special 1t l0c the yard Double
Trading Stamps with every purchase.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

CSC for House Dresses
Worth considerable more One lot Of new 1915 house
dresses made Of Amoskeg ginghams. nicely tailored and
the equal Of dresses you ere frequently asked s2s and
more. Sizes s6. SO and 40 only Special At CSC Double
Stamps with every purchase.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

You ''anto" - tl,oss Ladiss Aula
Caps for ei.00 and el.sS u y. \. X.
stoss. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

2Oc Highland Zephyrs at 14c
% pieces new Highland Zephyrs, full s2 inches wide,
Special at lac Double Stamps with every purchase
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-23

$3.50 and $4.OO Dress Shoes for
Women, Special at $2.95 the Pair
About 40 pairs in the lot both lace and button fancy
cloth tops also matt kid tops These shoes not out
Of date styles bu, sizes are broken all sizes but not all
sizes Of all styles Special at pair $29s Double Stamps
with every purchase.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
ORION

Word has been received in Orion
that Rev. and Mrs. Henry Brink OF
Colona are i'll.
Mrs. Anna L. Nelson is visiting her
children near Andover and Cambridge.
Mrs. Anna Swanson and daughter,
Miss Lille. have returned TO their
home in Cambridge after a sojourn Of
two weeks Al the home OF their son
and brother, William Swanson, south
of Orion.
Little Jane Holden is sick with
Group.
The dance and box sociable held at
the Charles South amusement hall
south of Orion. was well attended and
a good time was enjoyed.
The Baptist revival meetings have
closed and Rev. Mr. Snodgrass, who
so faithfully performed his duty. has
returned to his home in Alpha
Rev and Mrs. Wood entertained the
Pathfinders at the Methodist parson-
age Tuesday evening.
H. V. Conover was a tri-city visitor
Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
HEAD OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS COMING
STATE SUPERINTENDENT F. C.
BLAIR WILL SPEAK HERE
FEBRUARY 70.

Francis G. Blair. Springfield. state
superintendent o. public instruction.
Viii speak in the auditorium of the
RCcE Island LiEh school az $3.50
o'clock Friday afternoon. Feb. 10.
j. C.. Fisher. city superintendent OF
schools. is very anxious Co have an
parents and patrons. as well as teach
o-s To- the city. attend the meeting
since the head OF the schools OF the
state VIII have important message for
the people Of this section.
Prof Blair has been instrumental in
building mp the institutions Of learn
ine I'm the state and 81 has been
through his efforts during The past few
years that many new features have
been instituted IN the school system.
making Illinois one OF the most pro
gressive states in the union as far as
its educational system Is concerned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
PROBE INVOLVING
STAR ATHLETES?
INVESTIGATION AT HIGH SCHOOL
MAY MEAN LOSS OF BASKET
BALL HONORS.
On Eve OF Contest With Davenport,
Biggest Game Of Season, Players
Called on Carpet.

It is understood today that the in
vestigation into recent alleged mis-
conduct AZ the Rock Island high
school which resulted In the dismis-
sal OF an instructor of that institu-
ton. has extended 10 include some OF
the star athletes OF the school
On the eve OF the most important
game OF basketball which the local
five Vill have this season, when Dav-
export Is met tomorrow night. IL IS
said that the regular lineup faces a
big shakeup and the students are
much disturbed over the situation.
which may mean the loss of the tri-
city championship.
Not only basketball men but some of
the most prominent gridiron players
for this years eleven also have been
on the carpet. following the escapade
of last Saturday night which was re-
sponsible for the probe which has
been made.
Under Amusement.
Principal a J. Burton, when inter
viewed this afternoon, declared he
had not determined on the lineup
which he viii use in tomorrow nights
contest. He declared he had the mat
ter still under advisement and that he
would not be able to make a definite
announcement until this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
cd. brings back the natural color and
lEstre % the hair when faded. streak
ed or gray: also ends dandruf. itching
scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago
the only way 20 get this mixture was
20 make II at home. which IS mussy
and troublesome. Nowadays. by ask
Ing a. any drug store for ''Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound" you viii
get a large bottle OF this famous old
recipe for about so cents
Don't stay g-ayi Try IT. No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as = does Il so naturally and
evenly. You dampsn a sponge or soft
brush With Il and draw this through
your hair. taking one small strand at
tine. By morning the gray hair dis
appears. and after another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
DARK. thick aud glossy
Harper House pharmacy.--(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
GREAT ORATOR TO
TALK ON LINCOLN
DR.. JOHN WESLEY HILL, NEW
YORK CITY, WILL SPEAK AT
ROCK ISLAND CLUB.

The committee in charge of the an
nual Lincoln day banquet, which is to
be held at the Rock Island club on
the evening of Feb. u, plan to make
the affair one of the most interesting
in the history Of the organization.
DR.. John Wesley Hill. New York
City, president of the International
Peace Forum, has been secured to
make the address. He is an orator
OF unusual ability and the opportunity
of hearing him viii be appreciated.
Price OF the plates viii be $3.50,
which is the lowest figure ever asked
for the event, and it IS desired that
every member Of the club be present
II is desired that those expecting 10
attend should send in reservation
cards at once
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
Cured His RUPTURE

/ was badly rrpttred while lifting n trunk
severai years ago. Doctors said my only hope OF
cure was an operation. TTnsses did me no good.
Finally got bold u something that quickly and
completely cured me Years have passed and IL e
rupture has never returned. although am noiS'
hsfd work as a Carpenter. There was no Opera
ton 10 lost time, trouble. j have nothing 10
ser. bot win give fun Information about how you
may find complete cure without operation. IL
yon write to me Eugene 81. PuJcn, Carpenter.
S2i a afarceilus avenue. NIzussqatf. X. ]. Better
cut cut titss notice ard show IL any others VINO
rIptuTSd you may save n life or at least stoD
she misery Of rupture and the worry and DANCE
of an operation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
MISSIONARY TALK
GIVEN IN LIBRARY
o. o. EcKHARDT DISCUSSES INDIA
FIELD BEFORE Angus
ANA STUDENTS.

Missionary o. o. Eckhardt delivered
q very interesting address in the lee
ture hall of the Denkmann Memorial
library last evening. before a large
crowd of Augustana students The
talk dealt with the India field. of
which Mr. Eckhardt has a thorough
knowledge, which he is able 10 impart
in an instructive manner. with the
aid of stertopticon views
A continuation of this topic will be
considered in the near future in the
college chapel. az date to be an
later. This arrangement is
to be made in order to accommodate any
persons not attending school to be
present. as the seating capacity Of
the library lecture hall Is limited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04

New York. Feb. 4.-That Russian
art viii derive a stimulus from the
present war In Europe Is the opinion
Of AHA Nazimova, the famous Russian
actress who IS now On this country.
Whether 10 is because OF the
climate. or because OF a native strain
o. melancholy in the race itself. artis-
tic Russia has been letharsic.' she
declared In an interview here. Not
Respondent. by 10 means depressed.
because % their Russian ancestry.
but merely slow 10 kiudle their own
forces. deliberate Is their practical and
somewhat limited ambitions And.
set. Russian artists have made a pro
found and worldwide impression with
anything they have wanted 20 DO.
Russians. b. temperament are
ideaiistic. romantic. brave You re-
member the conditions OF artistic pro
auctions which came out OF Russia
before the revolution, They were
magnificent Great things were being
done by Russians iu art and literature
Strong. fine beautiful. ideal they were.
Russia Was ~ that time on the high
road TO artistic supremacy in the
world. There was youth in her artis-
tic vitality. originality and truth. Then
came the revolution, some say as a
result o. this artistic emancipation.
SO long as the prospects OF the rsvo-
luton in Russia were hopeful. her ar
tistic viEor maintained itself Then
came the failure Of the revolution and
absolute artistic silence followed. Rus
STA has been asleep since the revoiu-
ton failed. and. except sor the up
heavai which has now seized upon
the entire nation, IL would be stil ia
a lethargic stupor.
What the war will accomplish in
Russias character. or what us eject
will inspire in Russia cannot be fore
seen / myself would have no patti
ence with any man who could waste
his thoughts or feeling upon anything
but the interests OF war just now.
II is the duty OF all Russians 10 live
and die in the thralldOm OF this war
like spirit. OF course. all artistic eX-
preston in Russia is stified and should
remain so until after the war is over
But, after that. / do not believe that
the idealistic Russians viii be dead,
nor do / lima CINE that because the ar
lists may be killed on the battle field,
that behind them there VIII not re-
main legions OF artistic men and wo-
men in Russia. who will be ready 10
new blood and new thought I
10 the art OF the world. The stimulus
which a period OF great pain uncon- 4
sciousiy gives artistic feeling. is a well .
known phenomena OF all artists. So .
out OF this valley OF death through I
which Russians must pass. VIII issue
again those exquisite and powerful ar
.istic expressions upon which / was
lourished as young girl in Moscow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04

600 yards fresh, new dress prints
sent by our buyer from Chicago for
this sale, full bolts; &c yard, 10
yards TO each for sec.
800 yards yard-wide Zoe dress per-
Gales, lights and darks, not full pieces
but all good lengths, for the Chicago
Bargain Sale &c yard, 10 yards to
each for CSC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
ROCK ISLAND FEDERATION
HOLDS BOOSTER SESSION

\ meeting Of the Rock Island Sys-
tenn Federation was held last night at
Industrial hall. The federation is
composed OF men Of various crafts and
trades employed on the lines, and the
session was a booster affair Five
business agents of the federation are
making a tour OF the Rock Island sys-
TEN conducting these gatherings. The
following officials made short talks: H.
r. Carr, machinists; George w. Ping.
boilermakers; T. =. Hyland. carmen:
George Ganser, blacksmiths and r.
s. Smith OF the sheet metal workers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04

BRIDEGROOM IN WITCHERY
Declares Speii-castsrs Made Him
Rat. Hls New Bride

Scranton. Pa.-With the arrest %
John Capoionsa and Vincent Bacaeiio
tho police uncovered one OF the stranE-
e6t stories % Witchcraft ever related
h@re They were arrested accused OF
taking $50 from Frank de- Stovsno 20
take away a spell which they had
cast over him. and which made him
hate HIS bride OF week
According 20 De Stevaro. he ate a
peculiar shaped cake az his nuptial
supper and a. once formed a dislike
FOR his new wife, later the tao men
offered 10 shake on the spell for $50.
and when he paid them was at once
freed from It's enthrallmeut
The money was paid over In the
presence Of the piain-ciOthes men and
the men we're at once arrested.
Tecuman. Argentina now has $500
Inhabitants and y schools.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
On the Third Floor:

on the Third Floor:
Ecru Curtain Nets. pretty
designs, about 800 yards;
Worth acc for zoe 20.
Worth SOC Tor 49e sd.
Colored border Colonial Ora
peries. worth to 59c; choice of %
different styles at zee yd.
White crOcheted bed spreads, full
size. fringed and cut corners, also
plain. hemmed, worth to $3.50, go
ing at S1.1e each.
TWO Blanket Bargains:
Warm double fleeced blankets,
"a y 81 inches-the largest size
made, worth $500; IS percent eff.
$1.4s pair.
All wool blankets, full size, plain
colors and plaids. worth $500; %
percent off, s3.75 pair.
Printed Linoleumns, lengths >
yards to 8 yards, feet wide worth
59c. choice OF twenty patterns at
35e square yd.
odds and Ends, colored Table
Oil Cloth. seconds" of the 1Sc quail
ity. &c yard.
Seconds" of the 55c handmade
Victor window shades. mounted on
genuine Hartshorn rollers, 35c each
Coco Door Mats, good size, 25o
each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-04
CINDERS JACKSON
IS HELD To JURY
WILL KNOWN coLoREo MAN AZ.
RESTED on CHARGE PRE-
FERREo BY BOY.
Lse'ss Burton. Arrsss-s IN Same Case
Re.sasss-mrs- George Williams
Ordered % Leave.

Joha lCindorsJ Jackson. ooIored.
1se bound over % the grand jury this
mo-uluz By ActirE Magistrate Clar-
ercs Schroeder on charge Of crime
asa.rs. nature. his bonds being hxed
AZ 81 900. Jackson vas arrested By
Ofeer Eeu on complaint Of Major.
syearoId son OK 1irs- George VIII
lams. r1f Twenty street
LrrIl. Burton. who with his wife
resides no the Williams home. was
alr8 arrested on disordsrly charge.
t1t BIZ case was dismissed Il seems
Al though the Williams and Burton
11r1lIe. have been having trouble for
cone rue Burton claimed that he
b-orgat Cindera % the house Mon
CAV rlt as Mrs. williams was sub
f-c- t1 CTS and be- was afraid 70 leave
urf Burton alone Uith the woman. II
aaee.5psd that Cinders remained al
TIE home Monday night when ths
crime is alleged 20 have been com
nltted Clrders told a story on the
stand which was ccutradlcted by other
witnesses and this had a bearing on
d. being held
Order Woman Away
on Jan. -. Mrs. Williams husband
vas ordered o. serve a sentence IN
taa county Jail for attacking her with
a la-rhct and 90 s. also said that VIII
Rams forced his son Major % beg 50
De- could have money TO buy booze
ulr1
The police have ordered Mrs WI
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