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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
PASTOR ADVISES
MOLINE STUDENTS
Hsr. CrniE - Thszss Frraehss Baee4-
tasrsats >er=en o. GradnafinE
Ctass =Exestieut .Frozraua-

Rev craig s. Thsms save az is-
sssrtsE ss9rsss before graduates o.
sss ,tstsse tlEs setosi last evening.
sss aecssisa be5sE tss pFsaeaiaE % the
baeestasreate ssrm6r- TIE service
vas essfserrG ts ere sesao1 ba1disE
ser ere eFst ti@s ts enc asHsts 0s ta~
WassrF ErstlEssssr ssf vas aftfatet o.
zoo citizens ss s&5is56e Col tee class
@ssssrs. CAPS ssE E3was we're w1Fa
81 ere class sF@ssss ssG WiI. BE- w1FE
30 tssaz sEs5s sf e9@ meeeF@ent Fs5-
cav sesairE
Services were 9ssrFf wtfa ere ssGs-
5sE % sFns eT tss sgftsaeF. follow
sE eEies che EsF H MILLER o. ere
Tasted rrsssVEeFlaa easFes Fead tse
Erst essl@ fsF ere sff5eFsre tessaa-
ire ssef5fs sccgbss5 tsr srst seats is
ssF sssisartsss seE asFesee Gel after
ere sas5EGes EsE assembled ne
speaker 81 ere svssisE chose ss h5s
sss5sess rEFsessrs fsr WEsEs- A@1eE
8Essr tstess EE sasf
ne vessF t5rF rsEs t5sF q ssaaaFF Cow
isE ssrssa ere world VIII sever bear
sf Fas. ts Eel wEFa Esr waves OF er.F5-
rts@ ere sssree seas rs tsat our zeal
Narfs IS ssawn-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

sa4s o. ssG cess ez q sssslzs eAsrEs
Tse rsss followed ssss % gFfesF sssss
q wGses a Eeess g. sss sane tssrsto-T
vas stseEsG~ SsEes Cs1szaa Essfii-
ssss Detective ssessrs zzE O@cer
HsrsY SAFE tss arrests
Two ssssss WALKERS asG ezzls coz-
ssesos.s were sssess EssaFu1sF raEss
~ o=esr EsErT reeF vess saarEsl
VIA eszrsseF ssE ssssF esssisss COS
tssssf &sssi sss.rfsF TIE fesF save
tsssr sssass az GssFs itessFf. ttsF
Brew. faq grgNe sss e. e. CseoGsoz
AL sfs e95eseG.
Leo Ctsss. ARRESTED ~ tt8ssFegeie
ot=esr walter Ftss Ess. vas essf g
ssG costs ser eiejzsssE tss G9s9s gs-
eleis tsw ae vac accused ~ exceed
iaE ere speed esss
Villas Ia Frssze ss4 CEsFlss Ia
Frsszs. ssis costs ase tke ease against
TEA eaarziss atosssige 6f tas motor
usfsets tsw vas fisasfssef. Tarr WeFe
esRFzsa o. oEess Hisfss wtEa having
RITTER sseietss es tse siGFsaiss Be- tas
.aWsr eel af fes city
Ms 1tsrv Coz Charged Wlfh ais9T-
f@rtT eosGset vas ssshis 90 pa q fne
% 500 asG costs aa4 was seuteaest 90
tss eagatF jail f9r e. days
Tesre we're nsasF9Es other arrests
@afs. asf rsarEss % dls9T4ssiT con-
Gsrt sFefsrrsf. saes os 80 oF 81 teiaE
PAID ~ ths accused
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
OSCAR SW ANSON'S
BODY RECOVERED
Remains of Young Man Who Lost His
Life NJ CampbeIl's Island Floats
For Twenty Miles.
DISCOVERED NEAR MONTPELIER
Sunday Launch Party Finds Corpse
After Excursion Boat Had Passed.
Stirring Up Water.

\ party OF seven men in a launch,
who were on their way from Fairport
20 Montpelier. Iowa. found the body
% Oscar Swanson yesterday after
noon. The young man lost his life
last Monday by leaping or being
swept from the trestle bridge Al Camp
bells island. The remains were
brought 10 Moline by \. y. Esterdahl,
arriving there al 1850 this forenoon.
The body was first seen floating near
the Illinois shore by Il man named
BuEle. said 20 be a light tender in the
employ OF the United States govern
ment- Bugle and his companions saw
the body floating near the Illinois
shore. not more than 20 feet from the
point where an excursion boat had
passed but a few minutes before. They
notified the Moline police. The police
in turn notified the Elks lodge \
party OF four members OF the Moline
lodge went 10 Montpelier in an auto
mobile and after Identifying the body
they returned 10 Moline. A Y. Ester
dahl went 20 the village in his wagon
and returned 10 Moline with the body.
Born in Moline.
Oscar Swanson was born Dec. I,
1891. In Moline. After completing his
education in the public schools he at
tended Browns Business college and
then accepted a position with the
Velie company as stock keeper. After
five years with that firm he went 70
the John Deere company. where he
had been employed the last half year.
He Is survived by hts mother, Mrs.
Emily Swanson. two sisters. Miss Mil
dred at home and Mrs Hildegarde
BlomFren OF Moline. and a brother,
Emil B. also OF Moline.
The inquest was set for this az
ternoon AT EsterdahIs undertaking
parlors. and the funeral viii proba-
bly, be held tomorrow afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
APPROPRIATION NOT
TO BE UP FOR WEEK

The appropriation ordinance will not
be taken up at the council tonight as
was planned Inability of the com
mission TO hold an informal session
preceding the meeting is the cause. il
is announced. The informal session
Will be held some time this week, how
ever, and the matter taken up form
ally at the meeting a week hence. Il
was announced today by residents OF
the hill section that the petition of the
property owners on the sanatOrium
controversy would not be presented to
the council this evening. a short ses-
sion is anticipated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
UNIQUE CONTEST
AMONG CHILDREN
Edgington Presbyterian Church Seeks
TO Encourage Nature Study
by the Young.

To increase interest in and study Of
native flowers. woods, soils and farm
and garden produce Rev. a. C. Stewart
of the Presbyterian church of Edging-
I ton instituted in the early spring a con-
test 10 be participated in by boys and
girls under 16 years of age who re
side in the vicinity Of Edgington. Ger
tain prizes have been offered for the
best collections and are divided as fol-
lows:
To the boy or girl under Is years Of
age who collects the best native flow
ers, first prize, $3.50; second prize, 75c.
To the boy or girl, l6 years or under,
exhibiting the best collection OF native
woods, first prize. $3.50; second prize,
75c.
To any one who viii collect the best
exhibit of soils. and who viii write the
best essay of not over 500 words on soil
culture. first prize. $500; second prize,
$50.
To the boy OF girl under 16 years OF
age. showing the best exhibit of farm
and garden produce. first prize, bronze
medal; second prize, 81
The contest will come 10 a close by
the middle of September, al which
time or as soon after as advisable.
community fair will be held. The
young folks viii exhibit their produce
and collections, an appropriate pro-
gram Will be arranged and a speaker
of note viii be procured 70 talk on
some important topic pertaining TO the
exhibits.
Already a number of boys and girls
have expressed a desire TO try for some
OF the prizes, especially in the flower
contest and prospects are that much in
terest and keen rivalry viii be arous-
ed. since parents OF the children have
become interested and are encourag- I
ing them in the work. /
The following rules for the contest /
are given:
Flowers must be pressed and at
tached neatly 10 sheets of paper with 1
the following item attached: 1. Com
mon name. .. Where found. upland,
lowland. hillside, roadside, etc.
The wood must be about four inches
long or more and one inch or more in
diameter with bark showing part way
down, with following item attached: /.
l. Common name or names. >. Where +
found las above1. 4
Soil exhibit must be placed in glass
containing not less than one
pint each, and each variety Of soil
analysed and properly labeled.
Names Of contestants should be sent
70 Mr.. Stewart at EdgingJon. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
SUGGEST PARKING
PLAN FOR STREET
esalef4Ft sfstea GA rssatisth 4
Proposed aa nsartax % Re-
paving uhFhwaY.
Material nav o. Changed ~ Aspsais
vrW Project ralksd ~ h
Ffaa1Y Decided rpSa-

mere lei Ia sFsfE srasasE.lsF fsss
r. fs.atf Eeg.rvaet sFss-az wt.i
n. -sr-s aa rVrssa-Ga ssrres BE-
r..--s -ea sat EJressessa ave-
4.e4 Es Eas Proposed as a sss,ie
r-rE .rt before Ear boass ~ t7-
u. aeraF-a Oh tsr e1r- a
fs.rr .sHsr..-. wEre far repay
fTav was discussed
no resaf sr Gs street e.
erear. .r rs- s~rssG t.s4F Uisa less
eas. ar ss- Eaff ~ ere rroe-
.-r owners r.fa 93FFr ts~ lsss at
s-4H vE-4 ere project vas
i.ssr-t sr-r court fErs
F ere project as pro-
ses-f ..- aee6a cali f7r ere assst-
~ r-es ne WIN tFief ~ ere street
t r r .s proposed. ire esfi-
m w1re Ea-rd az
ga. HF fs rs 5aitssf s~ssf8e
property 1vrrrs
...aa. rfrHr 1e fer eref~rf %
Hsser a .a..-Taef Of ere street.
l.HHsa-t rntu Friday.
ratUT agreed asass tss
...--r will .- rsf- tf Feet va5=. wfss
llra. boulevard .s ere mtstf- ard
-r at..rs VF bel esaeETt F7 as
sla.r -se.sE vas eersfsss-.t
4s H9ra.aE vice ttrfs~r
Ese4ss .H ..- sss-- V-. s- sr.t
sarr- H- .Hfrt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ENTER JUDGMENT
FOR BACK TAXES
County Treasurer =. ]. Clendenin Sc
cures Confirmation 81 DeIin-
quent Property.

This bc.Hs the first Monday lu June
County Treasurer r. J. Ciendcniu IN
county court this morning applied for
and received Judgment on delinquent
property There vas but one objec-
iioa and thar vas from Attorney J. 81
Cieasrr. representing katherine Id
Hugferworfh. Moline
u De- the assessment on Fast Moline
land. amounting % szT.ss. to which
obiertinu is made. It ls ALLEGED that
the valuation vas placed upon 10 ju
1911 and Nas based mainly upon a
building on 20. occupied by the Rock
Island Brewing company In 1918 the
structure vas moved away and there
fore complaint as 90 the amount %
TAX iF made judge y & Larson viii
set q day Cor hearing later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Mrs. Harry Long.

Mrs Harry Long. 80 years old. died
at 7.30 this morning ar Denver, Colo.
following a lingering illness, She left
Rock Island for the west about nine
months ago for her health. Eva Bow
ers was born in Knoxville, III. Jan
2. 1877. She was united in marriage
20 Harry Long Oct. ;. 1905. She came
20 ;his city about six years ago and
her husband is employed as plumber
with Ward Il Mcmahon. Besides her
husband she is survived by her mother.
Mrs r Bowers of this city Mr..
Long left Saturday night for Denver
but failed 10 reach there in time TO
see his wife alive. Mrs. Bowers has
been with her daughter in Denver for
some time. The remains viii be
brought here for burial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
TRY MANY CASES
IN POLICE COURT
Eigat Sec y1hbed in Eaaf "a rvsuty,
secaat street uouse aad Earh
ft fmed.

far elHf s-ssiar sr Rock tslse4
ts es5es.sF vas "a t1rE drawn 94s af-
a- rHrFr were egEFs1zs arrests
s.as- over Saturday rfEst aet sgn4ag.
ne gr.ss.Es. ores being fs "a raid on q
sogse HH -rfV-seeagt street. be-
tvree r.rf Eat r6gFts avenues
rfr-- Women Fsf eve msr we're ap-
errsfs.-. FL fer place. wEirh ths POI
Zee e.FH s rsatacred b. Dorothy
Ear- .- was esarsed wfth bs4rE
krrpee r- tis0rterlv Eoase and ared
81 aat costs this morning BY Police
1issrsF.r s~.te. Lgfg Hayes aae
Ma-I- Williams each was Es~d $40 and
costs ess-s-l vith being inmates % a
fsori+ sasse The eve nsa each
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
JITBUs DIsREGARDs
LAW; a MAN IS HURT

= sJayzae ef usvsar6st was Fzs
ssWs ~ a HsesF bss early last etes-
Tag az tss corner o. ThiFf 4vsage as4
N5ssfssssh street. fsss ss Es aliEhteG
fr8Es q wess bogeG Bridge isae ear
slsgsass ssE asseF sFsa5sEssses claim
skss tss istssY tzstsG 90 stop whiis she
esF was gatoeGfsE passenger as the
law provides slaTEss vas Knocked
down b. tss fissas. hss riEsf satie
sprainra aaI BIS rfEss les bruised Tss
i.tsas driver claimed tsat the bFaEcs
on his ear failed 60 woFS. SisFman's
iaisFtss we're dressed b. us. Joseph
us silva
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Germs Can't Stay
With This Treatment
No Impurities Can Retain
a Foothold-Theyre
Driven Out

rss f-sfsu % 81 s & ne fs-ssss stss.f
.es.fff Is erect frere So seessrt y
.a.ars tt@ uaaehs CNtiss food thae
.st De srtrt g1ee - tas diEssttss
aers af eree trte -
e.'eA srf FT Tess fsta fes rin4sss 80
teH-sef ere eursfe effeelstleH
= SOW ftaHrF Spreads lts rf-ttl.tr.sA
slsseu '7 enc SIRE nefNors ~ etset So
- anf 81 Isr EfvtaE ffs eaeet q
aoraHaH naeH. Ff oVeFraafr setsr-.as
ate"a f.sIaEs. unfts srf efter srtsa5tve
.aattIaHt Ef can roe Htfrl arT etrt -
AH Fs-rf Or ices roe lodge ~ So
,'1-s ss Cd efercarrs aFsEnIe art etntt
at efsis fF-laerrty 90 - faaet -
t.lef frnrtl.rs Sc rs e. cssarsA -'ssl-
ne esr enc Blood. Fise ss essersttl -
a-ttst n germs eaes Eoeera gee eap@r
atht - Ds ssfrfffags fsoa Pr sfter
.eeltef sseisessa sss eelfe eails fff nasr-
.-tmeHa WHHHsVur yea - TtA 49,
80 O. efe-t senas ore Ns9 used = = =
80 ta's ulsed aGf - q Wsitls1 ~ttrese
~ - Naafssfat eoSsr 80 eNsrreese
e-eed fenugfrs Naa can eefalr = =
n si'uosf ssg dr5E Store ~ tse u =
HEHiffHrt ffef Fs 60 80 Wefta 80
- strrinE reputation eirt 49,
saFe o. wiz 60 yea Eeoa 49, -
ne svtef s1arffs Co. tae sNifs R+lH
ttttafs. Gs re- ffs dsrsetlerF VS. NE
s~s,.e - GGt s-4.s s@Sss ss-s S-s~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
DROP LARCENY CASE
AGAINST THREE MEN

ne three mea arrested after Earl
Clark discovered bis chicken coop
vas robbed 90 days aEn vFFe released
eats morning Tbe matter vas settled
6afs.as Of police en1Ft. % is uafsF-
STOOD TIE three reside in q house
baas on thr Mississippi a. the foot %
Fortr-srroad street. and % wlii b. re-
called that ClaFs followed footprints
Ca thr mud aa8 discovered the men
and foar % his chickens 90 che boat.
The men gave their names az Eric
No-maa. Clarence Dee and Dan KEEL
trh~r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Frank Miller.

Frank Miller. - years OF age, died
at $50 Saturday evening al St An
thongs hospital following a lingering
illness with a complication OF diseases
He had been confined 10 the hospital
for about a month. he was formerly
employed az the Carpenter livery
stable and had been in this city num-
Der OF years. Little is known Of his
past. hut IL is understood that he had
relatives in this state and the authori-
ties are making an effort 70 locate
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
BODY oFLoST BOY IS
FOUND AFTER DREAM

Hszso,ss. Ess.. tEss "A erssu
ed to-day 90 sss recovery % the bod
o. free N6-to=. rraFiY . week after he
vas drowretf. CsavsiiisE search vas
zzsss snsff Nrs J. ~. sais,&s. Close
s~tera q sks BORIS mother sn4 sno
So b~~- zzeeh Win ne family ssaee
Frss was Growrsa tass Tuesday. an
aaareed shs esa sen taS body n
4-~srz az . spot % tAs Neoseo river .
ale frUrn wksse ths BOYS boat osss-
ssrrsf So viva vas ssr dream nat
So led a rssrsr party there sna dis
covered ,ae sotYs easxht - . wire
eaht~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ASKING RECEIVER
FOR A FRATERNAL
Federal Court AZ ~. Louis i Petition.
ed % Declare knights Of Honor
Insoltent.

81 Louis. No. June Application
was made 90 the federal district court
here today FOR the appointment OF O
receiver for the knights Of Honor. a
fraterual organization. The applica-
insolvent and that its officers be en-
Joined from conducting It's affairs.
The application vas filed hy ". A.
Dill. James y. Rosebsrry. :. r. Gordon
and ". C.. MetzEer.
The petition SAYS that on April so.
last. the Liabilities OF the order were
approximately $500 900 and the assets
100000. leaving a deficit OF 100000.
The outstanding insurance IS placed
az 500 600 900.
Il is also stated that last April the
reserve fund decreased from 1862 600
TO $50. 900 The petition says that the
insurance officials OF North Carolina.
Rhode Island. New York. Ohio. In
diana and Connecticut. since Jan. J..
1913. have either temporarily withheld
or refused TO issue licenses 20 the
order.
The petition says thar the insurance
OF Missouri reported TO
the attorney general % the state on
March l.. 1915. that an official eNami-
nation disclosed that the order was
not carrying out IT'S contracts in good
faith and that quo warranto proceed
ings should be instituted against Il.
The officers Of the lodge. IL was stated.
Induced postponement OF such &C
ton until after the supreme convention
10 be held in Buffalo. this month.
The petition says that e. Is planned
10 increase the assessments al the SUI
prcFne convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
REALIZE S400 FROM
SATURDAY TAG SALE

AS a result of the sale OF tags
Saturday morning by members of the
Helpers circle OF Kings Daughters
and the Associated Charities $500 viii
be cleared for the benefit OF the two
societies The proceeds will be equally
divided between the two oTgauiza-
tons. the former 10 use the money
in carrying on its work among the
tubercular patients OF the community
and the latter 10 be used for the pro-
motion OF general charity work. The
ladies were on the streets from in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
READ ORDINANCE TO
PAVE MOLINE STREET

IN ordnance % pave Twenty-frsf
street with asphalt from Fifth 20
s~vrnth avenue vas up for FIRST read
inE before the Moline city council IN
session this morning Estimate % the
city engineer calls for an expenditure
% ss.ssT and assessment rolls will Be
levied upon that basis. II Is probable.
however. that the contract will be let
Tor & sum lower than the estimate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
FINAL MEETING OF
CREDITORS JUNE I7-6

Flaaf meeting uf creditors 1f ~
Davis. taasrurs. uilf b. held at PEE
aris 1sE~ 90 az . o'clock in the after
a1oa. for che psrFesr % passing ol
ere report of Albert Ha5rF. trustee.
Tse report SHOWS sE1ti- oa aaai Tor
e .strtblfl1a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
RING IS PRESENTED
ASSISTANT CASHIER

John n. Thompson. assistant cash
Ser al the Peoples Power company
for the past four years. resigned Sat
urday evening and the employees of the
ofioe presented him with a beautiful
ring IN the set OF which were placed
the Masonic square and compasses.
Mr.. Thompson has accepted a posi-
ton with the Moline Plow company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Funeral OF Benoni Benson.

The funeral OF Benoni Cook Benson
was held yesterday afternoon at 1870
m the home. 1912 Seventeenth street
Rev. q. T. Dwinell. pastor Of the First
Methodist church offciated, with Trio
lodge No -. 4. ?. & A NJ. in charge
OF the services. Nasons accompanied
the remains 20 the former home in
sharon. III. where interment was
made iu sharon cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
REYNOLDS DRUBBED
BY MONMOUTH NINE

TIE Reyuol4s bail team received a
severe drubbisE a. the hands % nine
from Monmouth SATURDAY afs~Fuoou.
the score being IS 90 = Reynolds made
bat six hits 90 IS By the visitors. while
the latter played srroriess bail as
against seven errors ~ Reynolds
stropes and Esessy formed the bat
teri for the losers AID Meter and Ma
ST. FOR the losers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Thaw Trial Again Put on.

New York, June Harry K.
Thaw's trial by jury to determine
whether he is sane was postponed to-
day till June 16 by Supreme Court
Justice Hendrick TO await decision OF
the court OF appeals on the states ap-
peal from Justice Hendricks decision
granting Thaw such trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
King Constituting Weaker.

Athens. Cvia London, June 1.-THE
bulletin issued at midnight regarding
the condition of King Constantine
stated that his temperature was 1893,
his pulse 125 and his respiration 26.
His sleep was broken frequently dur
ing the night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
FnneraI OF Jergen Schroeder.

The funeral of Jergen Schroeder
was held yesterday afternoon at ,
O'Clock a. the home, 1881 Ninth ave
nue. Rev. ? J. Rolf. pastor OF the
German Evangelical church had
charge OF the services and interment
was IN the German Lutheran ceme-
terry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
TWO UNIONS ENDORSE
THE HAMILL MEASURE

The Hamui pension bill Tot superan-
nuatsG federal employees has been en-
dorscd b. TAO more local orsaniza-
tions. whca the International Broth
erhood Of ChauTcurs. local No. 3ss. and
the Book Binder local union No. %.
recently passed resolutions favoTing
the passage % the measure AZ Wash
inEton-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Nsisasa. Ca. 1Eae IA eseissoa ~
~ Georgia 5rtssa eo1sfaissioa on LEO
81 Fgaak's p~slsfo= for eo1muia'ioe
81 Ais asath s~rssser FOE tse rnsrf~r %
MARY Pnaxsr vii not ~ made before
russ4sy or possibly Wednesday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

- holes. vas fourth n the Qualifying
Fosa9 % the trans-Hiississippi solt
tournament J. a Evans. Jr.. % Mem
pals Nth . - had iow score honors
% ere ers; co=ea golfers 20 make tie
rogzd.
r. g. BGsh. Ne~ Orleans. vas sec
Dad With -. and }. ?. Edrington. MezS-
shis. laird. Nth -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
WILL CANVASS VOTE
TOMORROW EVENING

County Clerk II. 2. Hubbard an
nounces hc will have his Office open
this evening from : 10 . for the reeep-
tiou % ballot boxes. The Official can
vuss wiii BE- made tomorrow evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Sir Chandra Shum Shere Jung of
Nepal has given 81 machine guns TO
King George. who has turned them
over 10 the war department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

the morning till o'clock, devoting but
half a day TO the sale of the tags
and they feel much encouraged in
the results.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
CADY Is FOURTH IN
QUALIFYING ROUND

Memphis. Tenn. June -. y. Cady.
Rock Island. III. Arsenal Golf club.
present titieholder. with an s. foF the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
BERLIN TELLS ABOUT
CROWN PRINCE RAID

London. June A dlSpateh receiv-
I'd here hy wireless from Berlin de-
srribcs an attack on the headquarters
% the German crown prince by French
Rviaiors. They dropped bombs and
steel darts. and several men were
killed Otherwise the raid is dcscrib-
ed as having been unsuccessful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

The raid referred 20 in the dispatch
Is without douh, the onslaught men
toned IN the French communication
given out the night OF jane }.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
RECKLESS DRIVER
CAUSES A SPILL
Five JoIriGers iEisFst wkez Azio
Izrss TsFtis wkils sPeeaia<
Nszs Hahaia. IowA
TorE 90 THEH FROM THIS CITY
finas4 aasr Caf In Ditch But Ex-
FerirErs = Lseky EsezPs-Jii
bns l. wrecked

F8aF Rock islaE4 people. tWo 30
esra arG tuo msu and a Chauffeur
frosa u4F~nP1st. experienced q nar-
soW escape from death yesterday
epTaiaE a. = O'Clock. one quarter %
a iaiie eass % the Buffalo. Iowa. rail
way station. wtrn a fitbus 10 Which
meg we're FiainE turned turtle when
tar machine vas speeding a. a s0-miic
a. kogr salt. Tue entire party Eerc
seemingly ths worse for a niEht out.
AT Eve were badly cat. bruised aud
shaken 40 The tiftga bore a 1914
tpUa ucrasF uumher 5s9ss
TIE accident occurred az a bad curve
tr tar river road Just q quarter %
mile east % the Buffalo station. Up
90 this point the road runs on the
south side % che tracks. then turns
over 90 The north % the tracks with
a sFade and sharp turn Another par
o. ig a machine touring from Musca-
tire % Dav~aport Witnessed the mis-
hap. The witnesses stated that the
car vas E6lrE az least 80 miles an
f1sr end tEs driver was unable 20
make tEr turn.
Car Turns Turtle
The machine sW~rvr4 siishtiy. turn
90 fgrfi- and fgmhirI over iuto a
ditch By ere side o. thr road. pinnins
th~ occupants bereath o. Occupants
% tt~ osheT machine rushed % the
scene eVpeetisE O. End the soy riders
dead
The Injured people we're attended 90
b. ur . Taefsi % BgFais and thry
arrr later able Co proceed % pavrr-
sort Orr ar6strr machine. The tthEE
vss wrecked. TIE four passenger
fram ROCK tsjaaf refused 90 siv"
FFsfr names. but g. 5s uutTrst111 fha'
ttTv are guests % ere Majestic ho'r'
f~ tsfs city