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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

BACK TO THE MINORS FOR
O'TOOLE. S22.5O0 MARVEL

Columbus. Ohio March Marty
O~Too,c 81 back amous the minors
ManaEer Quinn wired from Boston
that be sisurd 5hr $1,000 wonder r1
Coium1gs American assoe. alton
contract az ere latter. l1me .u South
Farmiurham. Mass
10 was four years arl that uIrr..
was cuasIdrred che wonder ef tle 1re
-ud every unlor league wEsrlt. ir
tse country was b'ddae f1- h.m H~
was az tha. ru.c piay.uz a.tl thr s
Paul Nmcsfcag lEroe .st.0u team. Com.
tsSey % rhe white sov Murphy ~ tre
Cubs. M-C-aa ~ trr Giants 1rJ Drre
tuFs OF TIRE Pirates vere active BID
dcrs o. the rD.f-b1r pitcher
Mike CauiiI'ou o. the M.rgeapo,.
team was the agent of Com skey and
Sc was reported that Do bad been eu.
powered o. offer $4,000 Tor Che sorre.
top Baruey preyfrsf however. bod
the Inside track and landed him from
Cw-cr Lennon for tl~ reported price
% So 500 and some p,Hverf
fis loued fte Pirate. T che 'af o.
1911. but failed to f11f tIe N1a1r.
League batters either That season or
later. Inst year Nev York rolel-
him. bat WcCraw returned t.m before
the season closed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02
YEP, IT'S MIGHTY
CROOKED IN CHI
yJsstF -ussANE ZIG wEEsT.
Lea. TELLS WAY ne QUIT
MAT GAME THERE.

uHf..-. Marc. Ono b- r-a CID.
........-. .-.. ......... ....... ...-.. o..
USED ''
OBJ" police
tn.1a.-e r.r Confession ma.. H.
Marin rrf.ra recently trat 'Hr
Hr-f.l- HH. .a chicago Dad been
er91t.l ln- years. fpss't iirsHlnn-
ono OF .-e really aie Star. ana q shFr.
l..p took ir ..
.H..z determined iH 90. .-. tr..
o. Sam. 'r.u ".H ". bod r.f
.-".f"- aims
PLAYER.
.E pretty d
"H Do. $3.50 read f-at HHr.t.ne
Sam" au . . aFaIr .n CHI
az H -.H. h..1 F.al o." near
.'a' ,.. sou. Nf.s..iHr SOM" ~a
POI crossed .r .-.laE' QUIZ so.
no Nf.Ie . ans more
E-ssl1s related DIS TErrlis1ce
~.' -'''il promoter. TO va. iEr Oh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02
MIDDLEWEICHTS IN
TITLE GO TONIGHT
MIKE GIBBONS AND EDDIE Nc
GooRTY SURE OF A BIG
HOUSE AT HUDSON.

Chicago. Ill. March 2-Unless all
signs fail the battle between Nike
Gibbons of ST. Paul and Eddie Nc
Goorty of Oshkosh. to be staged by
the Hudson Athletic club at Hudson.
Wis. tonight, viii be one of the best
u,iddleweight affairs ever staged in
any ring. Information from the little
Badger city which by this contest is
TO establish itself as a major fight
town is TO the effect that a capacity
house which will mean a gate worth
SIS, 900. is promised.
OF course the gate is q mighty I'm
portsnt thing, but aside from this the
dope points to hard fought battle in
which either man may be returned the
winner. This is one argument in
which the business of picking the
winner in advance is most difficult
On cIeyerness the "PIantom" is supe-
rior. but on punching the call must be
given TO the Oshkosh boy. for he has
shown plenty of times that his left
hook carries the force behind it TO
score knockouts.
A great deal depends on the method
many pounds heavier than when he
met McGoorty a couple Of years ago.
and he also is a great deal further
advanced in knowledge Of the game.
In fact. the Phantom is conceded TO
know everything that is worth while
in the repertoire of a boxer. When
Mike met Eddie in New York he was
quick to discover that he was not betty
enough to take chances against the
hitting ability of McGoorty. There
fore for nine rounds OF that contest
he worked almost entirely on the
defensive When the 10th and final
session came along he opened up and
did so well that it was an even round.
According TO reports McGoorty has
shown so well in his training work in
Minneapolis that the fans are becom-
ing chary OF wagering on Gibbons
The Oshkosh boy was down to 159
pounds Sunday. which means that he
has only 10 remove a single pound.
The weight is a cinch for Mike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

Savannah. Ga, March manager
Donovan and 10 players OF the New
York Americans reached here yester-
day to begin spring training. The bat
terry candidates are expected later
from Hot Springs, Ark, where they
have been at work for week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02
ST. PAUL WILL KEEP CLUB
Prssiseut Announces Business Men
VIII Garry Team.

- Paul. March z-St. Paul vii re-
tain lts franchise In the American A.
ISOLATION. according 10 Thomas Chiy-
iugt0u. president - the association
Who said last utEht arr aEements
practically Rad been completed FOR q
sTOgP % local business men 10 take
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02
MAKE GAME FREE
To THE PUBLIC q?
oGcErUs CONSIDERING UstcuE
PLAN 70 KEEP HEAD
ABOVE NATEP
Tsr-- rfsss- FIrrs ~ o-eisisr &c os.s
ce1traf-Af,ansie Lsas4-
SEES ~

Deeat4r. o.. March z-DeeatlE
business zs@s hass oBssse a eaupaiEz
% raise $4,000 Co E1araatse free
Thrs~Eys ieaE1s baseball f1r peca-
ru- shfs season n thr above amount
fs secured 90 adriss.ors Vll BE-
charrse 90 aay games with ere eEcsp-
tioa % D~rorasi1u day. July g. and
Labor daY. as or these oates tle safe
rsceipts % ta- clubs ln tls Isas-s ars
divided
Ter. Easss Dstsrr-In-s-
T~rrs aaufe. fae March z-rnr o..
forts Of Presided Louis Heubr1rsr %.
th~ CentraI league t1 p~rFlatr Geo
ovuera % fss Terr- Halfe club tu
agree Co. rruain i1 fhs league have
been unaVauaE Prrrlfenf Hebron
OF held a c3Gfrrrr~F vim tns owners
or the local e.4o last aiEEt when they
told Atm fhsg aerr through vits .le
CenfraI league
PRESIDE HaIb-1rer .af.nafal Eaat
the Ce-rfaf league Uaa't att.uu. fa
take tle r~rr- Halfr players under
reserve t4f such move would .r
opposed bg fl= local association. even
80 Ear a. s1 legal appeal What re
tlon the Central ulIf faae ali mol. .E
knoVu 4ufU NstreslIU. r.er ure-.
iar uaI DO held at F.rs Wayne
TIE plan or trr 1urrr. of che I-rr"
ffaure cian fs r1 accept Three
isar.- trarel.ae
pisnara Etisrf.z L-aaa-.
Sew Yora. warrh uaH an
i nouaeed 81 william Pral. secretary 1f
tbe Atlantic league and lar. owner OBJ.
the Perth Nr.beF riah. r.a. rrr .I..r
has a.abarded 500 rfl# asserted
that rhe bosses we're Fa heavy aef
season chat rhe club owners found b.
Advisable ta rrfIrr from rsr r~'t
Only Eve Clues Here.
Nopfrtau Wis March -FI.-
teams have been ure. up for tlr 1914
cousln Nffcs san BrreHrff .srE.e a.-
cordipr t1 prve.d-af Prank Wresa
while Walsag fs brIue negotiated
with for sixth place TEr teams sl
far in the league arc Gr-rH Ell. tlHr.
nette. wenoralnee EEeIrahI. UHaNes.
and Racine
STEPS Sale Of Bal clss.
syracuse. s. Y.. March re 1-o-
tect che members ot asr gears base
ball team. Who aaee SALARY o. $3.50.
due them. Charlie. o. srD.r referee .
On naufruptrE. refused ll el.arw r.. .
sale Of che Syracuse stars fae. Col.
the New NCrE state er~lr Cor $1,000
fe frank y Miller sl-orueg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02
Tourney ReeeIpts 81 Reeora.

Rockford H. March Receipts
from the Rockford basketball tourua-
ment totaled $3.50. making a new rec
ord Tor the state High school Athletic
association. Tie attendance was
1000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

Gulfport. Miss. March 2.-The major
part OF the Detroit American league
squad went into spring training here
yesterday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

ing been Joined last night by nearly
all of his players. Exhibition games
viii be played with the Shreveport
club OF the Texas league March Is
and 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

over ths club Details % the transac.
u1u. he said. would be contaminated
a.th.u "a leV days.
Pre- .deuf Chiv.uEtou's announce.
meat came 90 tine conclusion OF pro-
tracted meeting OF the special commit
tee OF the association which was ap-
pointed ar tine recent Chicago -71ieduIe
meeting 20 settle the affairs OF the St
Paul club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

Louis Chevrolet The most s.ura-
alu1i ~ au American rac.nr drivers.
.FH entered fle next Indianapolis 800
mile race 40 the wheel cf O Comedian.
Chevrolet 90 the original daredevil OF
the game. his reckless exploits mliuE
book iie has not competed since
ue 1910 Vanderbilt. co. which Doc cap
ICED and was thrown about sixty
feet. but escaped without injury. His
return 90 thc game wiz be- watched
with Eroa interest by the entire sport
fraternity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

All the news an the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

Alexandra. La. March e-Members
Of the Cincinnati National league base
bali club viii begin their spring train
Inc here today, Manager HerzoS hay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

Macon. Ga. March Mem oers of
the Boston National league baseball
team are ready 70 begin spring train
ing- Captain Johnny Evers. Catchers
Gcwdy. Whaling and Tragressor and
Pitcher Hess were greeted on their ar
rival by Manager George Stallings.
who spent the winter on his farm near
Macon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02

Houston. Texas. March 2.-The St.
Louis Americans began spring train
ing yesterday with all members pres
eni except James and Walkers. both
OF whom are expected soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-02
IN TRAINING CAMPS

Marlin. Texas. March Regular
spring training OF the New York Ma
tional league baseball players began
YESTERDAY A hve-inning game be-
tween regulars and recruits will be
the afternoon program daily for the
week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
CONTRACTCLOSED
FOR INCINERAT0R
Cammi.sisn >i<ns Up isr Fiaseh Cen
pany Fiant Al special MeetinE
fhi. Hornins.

TIE city e6sreit. az a SPECIAL meet
jss held tsis morning closed tEe deal
WiEE enc FIsseh Chimney company %
CEseaE1 for "a taeir@rsta=. signing a
e1stFaet f8F q plant uhieh wiii have
q capacity o. % tons and 'Whieh w'iti
provide heat Co b. used uader one %
ere boilers 90 ere uatrFWoTss-
To coafFaet aas dFawn up By city
Attorney !. 4. scott and provides that
tse company buiid che plant free Il n
thea 20 b. placed in operation and q
81 meets che guarantee % the concern.
Go viii b. accepted ty ths city U rot.
fhs e1asuissioa. uhieh all act as
isdEes. viii reject g.
tf accepted th~ city Witi have 60 pay
ere company $1,000 az called for ia
the eostrze-. The appropriation ordi-
raacs row briuE Considered By the
eouaci provides but $1,000 for a. i'm
esnerator. 4. = Kerr. representative
% che company asserted that the con-
esru would 81 willing 20 take the city's
voucher for the other 5000 20 Be paid
frosa city funds a. the time appFopria-
tiaas are made aext year.
The plant e. - b. built north % The
vrsfrrworSs. work 90 start o. about
three weeks Plans must FIRST BE-
drawn. II vii take several months
90 complete ths plant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
KEEN INTEREST IN
MOOSE AMPAIGN
Hemhership Ceatest fnAaEurafea ~
Nsiins Lsdxs t.ives Premise u
Fresia< Lively AFFAIR.

FIRST reports % sss membership
rs@pafEr. tssaEsrasr4 Lass week.
were esss az tass evenings szeesiaE
o. 1ter.eF lodge. so Eas. T.. % q. ~
cGs s-ebers OF ere spfEs are dlat4eG
.st8 FWs teams. 1sr Co bs ks9ae as
tss NrF.Frs aef FssFs5aFf bF o. p
g-rsae. ere afeFF EEr rass. wfss o.
NF.ssF az .Fs eesf o. 5s expected
fss. far lodge 5Ffs15R Wt.t BE-
eass rFss.F .seFFssef as FrsslF.
= sEse~F FF BE- sstee eF ere t1s5sE
r-am VIZ. rare ere close ~ ere cam
rs5Fr tstFatest rFizs wist also b.
fVtrs-t s1 ere t6fEs sembeF seeer-
sss fs+ ssFE-ss s4@b~F as sew @~a-
ees
N 1s'F FfeF@sa=Esr Ess bera
f-eF-f sr ere e.ab f59es aet VIII
s-.1-s ere a-sEress ef fs~ fVs teams
rer -ar- rEs raBs were fr
@ ss
Hrrsr srrrTfs save Seen r7EF -s-t
fs5s- rsFtF ss fr1s9eet Fsrt.
Fr sras e9rslsEtsE ~ sfsr
tss Seer prepared sa3
e- eT s- tsrfssE me sreerai
5s eaEss- CD sf.~ef rae o4'-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
CRACKER FACTORY
REBUILT At ONCE
Henry ". Horst Company of This City
Lands Big Contract From DaT-
export Firm.
PLANT WAS RECENTLY BURNED
Five-StOry Structure, With 10000 Feet
Floor Space and Cost VIII be
100000.

Henry ". Horst company of this
city has been awarded the contract
for the rebuilding of the plant of the
Crescent Macaroni d Cracker com
pany. recently destroyed by IRE. II
Will he placed on the old site at East
Fourth and Iowa streets. Davenport
The general contract calls for about
100000.
Work was begun today stalking ont
the grounds. The structure will be
FIVE stories. the main building 70x177
feet, with a boiler and engine room adj
ditional 4OxSO feet. There viii be
$4,000 feet OF floor space.
Construction is to be strictly fire
proof. with brick curtain walls and
steel sash a water tank with 900. 900
gallons capacity will be placed on the
roof as an additional precaution.
Ovens on Fourth Floor.
Idea of the strength of construction
may be gained when it is stated that.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
SCHOLARSHIPS IN
COUNTY ARRANGED
List % Pupils Entitled % Free Tuition
In Normal schools Of the State
Announced.

Miss Lou ~. Harris. county superin-
tendcnt % schools. has prepared the
IDS, o. pupils who are entitled 70 free
scholarships IN the state normals,
based on the recent county rural
eighth grade examination
The pupil having the highest grade
In each township Is eligible for a
scholarship and IN townships where
these do not apply. the second high
sst will b. taken. Rock Island and
Moline high schools offer four years
free tuition 20 the pupil making the
highest grade In the county Curtis
La Grange. Hampton. achieved this
distinction. making IS while Miss
Mabel Asquith. Reynolds. was second
with 81.
Those 90 receive scholarships are:
Gladys l.. Moody. Hiilsdale: Ruby
Russell. May FIiekingr. Port Byron:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
ENVELOPES HOLD
A MOLINE BOOST
tFtea.ssrs u6~rsd On rt.u City Are
-et ferth 90 ~salieasFy i'Fiut
eeteFal Thaasand.

Several 1sagsssE envelopes ss1-
se-e Peaf-E faF fs- GsrsfrF 1i9tir~
cora ft-- er ws5es sFr stowe NO
ae eref1~r stV t5as s9rdeFinE enc
1fssstssssa5 rlVer aEt - b5Fi's7ge
view 0f ere residential district. Co
zrskre wtsh a e5sGFEs@4 appraisal %
wsss ss- eisF sss 60 6EsF as a pro-
Errss i've GsaaseisalssY. Frtatsa Do Fr4
letters OF ere face o. ere envelopes
aaf-s ere rsrsarrs ts ~Maliae-'Tae
CITY E-aasffat.~ While sissE tss loser
edge appears. rtts.5as-Tes L0Eieai
t.sest.aa f5r Year E4slasss-'Tas Low
eI ~ fEr Wsss.
0a sss bach is Fsistsd. 'ettoiiss. tas
sar reV~r ss8sr o. e more proErrs-
sfvr rfFr.r and sc Y8ar t0wu doesn't
s.fr 7aa. grab ossr timeiy tips asd take
ere frafe Co w8-ise
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
CAL DEMAREST IN
ATTEMPT To KILL
Former Amateur billiard Champion
Cuts wIfe's Threat and Then
Repeats On Himself

Chicago. III. Iuae ts.-Caivin De-
narest. former national amateur bill
lizard champion. attacked his wife With
a pocEsskuifc today and thea slAshed
his own throat. Sis mother. Who at
tempted % restrain him. ~as cut In
she hand Husband and wife vere TAX
sn 90 q hospital Their condition ap-
p~ar~d 20 the ambulance police 10 BE-
ssri0as- A. the hospital Mrs Demar-
sss's Wourd vas said 30 be serious. and
the two-gneh blade % ths knife enter
81 her throat IN several places De-
n4rest was aos seriously hurt and Vas
taSsn 90 the ianFnaFy % the house OF
eorreetfba-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
SILVIS TRUSTEES
SETTLE TROUBLE
Members OF Board Elect Village At
torney and Wordy War OF Past
Few Weeks Is Ended.

Peace reigns in Silvis Newly elect
Cd trustees OF the board, who have
been unable TO agree over the appoint
ment OF a village attorney. last even
ing buried their differences and nam
ed George u. Long for the Office.
At a previous meeting members of
the board engaged in wordy war when
the selection OF an attorney was pre-
scented for consideration. \. 3. John
son and George d. Long. both OF East
Moline. were applicants President
Watkins and Trustee Mckinley sup
ported johnson. while Trustees Bell,
shannon. Roach and maritime were
with Long.
So strenuous was the fight at the
first meeting that a truce was declar-
however. the verbal war among the
two factions IN the board was con
tinued in connection with other ap-
pointments.
An audience which had gathered last
evening TO witness the fireworks was
when President Watkins
read a communication from A B. John
son. in which he withdrew his appli-
cation for the position. saying that
the appointment had already caused
too much controversy in the board
The election OF Long followed.
Consideration OF and action upon
matters OF business of a routine ma
ture followed. The board voted TO
purchase 500 feet OF new fire hose
Discussion OF the condition OF alleys
10 the rear OF downtown business
houses resulted in the Silvis Land
company being scored for neglect in
a street below grade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
DRIVER HURT WHEN
MOTORCYCLE SKIDs

AIphonse De Clerk, 614 Forty-sixtl
street. was taken to his home at 9.5
O'Clock last evening following a spill
at the corner of Thirty-eighth stree
and Seventh avenue. He was driving
n motorcycle and a companion oceu.
pied a seat in the back. In turning thu
corner. the vehicle skidded and both
occupants we're thrown from the ma
chine. DeClerk was bruised and cur
but his companion escaped with a few
minor scratches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
OIL STOVE EXPLODES;
DAMAGE KEPT DOWN

TIE local eFe departures, dif some
Gas. ~ork oz q blaze 40 the hone % :
Tzeksr. sSes Foarth sseans. at 8 40
last svsaiaE. a summer kitehen IN the
rear % the hone caught ere when q
gasoline store exploded Mrs. Tucker
vas prsparizx supper a, the time but
escaped srfury. TIE flames we're
ssoossa< hlEh n the air ~hsz the de-
psrsnert arrived. and q VAS only
throaxs quick ~ork tsa; assrsy sur
roanfiz< structures ~ere saved The
loss IL placed =; $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
SUIT Over LAND
RECORDS OF KNOX
Nr. sna Mrs.. %. u. BiAAenore and
Ms. Clara BisAsnsre Are made
Defendants.
eALEsBuRe frKn II PLAINTIFFS
Said That 500 Volumes. worth ssS.ooo.
Have Been Brought Here and Of
fer~d Tor sale.

Mr.. and Mrs ~. n. BlAkemore and
Miss Alice Biaksmorc OF this city are
defendants In q suit hied In the Knox
county circuit court yesterday over n
set os land records % Knox county.
The GRiesburr Mail tells % the Ailesa-
tons made b. the plaintiff az follows:
suit has been brought IN Knox
county circuit court against Herbert
n. Biaksmorc. Alice r. Biakemore and
Clara ". BiaksmoFc IN the name %
the Knox County Title & Abstract
company. the bill % complaint being
eisd today. The charges are made that
the Biaksmoros uzIa~fiiiy and fraud
uiertiy removed some zoo volumes be-
longing 20 the abstract company from
It's once on South Cherry street and
took them 10 the home % Clara ".
Hizksmorc- Since then the complain
ant charges that the books we're taken
20 Rock Island where they are no~ BE-
tag ADVERTISED for sale By Herbert d.
Biassuorc and Alice p Biaksmorc.
who are exercising rights % ownership
and are attempting 70 sell them re-
kartiisss % the rights % the complain
ant. TIE biii asks for injunction 20 re-
train the aiAkornnrcs from disposinE
% the books. which are valued a. szs.-
coo. and requests justice from tho
eoart-
Authorffed BY Directors
TIE SUIT f. brought by ~. T. Pan
krF. manager aaE secretary % the
eompaay. through \. q. Hsddsa. afioF-
nsF. These two Erasieasa declare
tssY have Sled tas biii a. the direction
% ere baaFd % directors % the ah-
ssraes eompsnT.
~rhs books lrEntvsf are complete
iasf records % En1E eognty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
GET JEWELS AND
MONEY IN HOUSES
s0rH rnxETs ~ THE AFTERNOON
P-s-t<r rs~s -p>.kf.x Tsh~s q De-
tsrufs~ Ab-s-e~ - Fa.fiy ant
rhrn KanzArGs Flarr.

vslassl-s were stst-a fre= two
Hses tstssd sen-s yesterday sstsr-
saes. ta one tsstan-e almost before
90 very eyes ~ ere hossesifs. asf "a
as sts~r case durfaE tss absence %
sse n-nh~rs % tas fsmgtg
ra rsse a. bgrrfsr learned Ehas 20
enc vas af hsae la ere aBaFtnsnt
4fW ~ ef-9-tr .s enc Sals Gsfs. The
5rev.-F ssst enc seesstsE tahes aet
-tsefsf % ere ClsVeft seartsseas
a. rreelvtaz co RESPONSE. ~ visited
as rae1s. located ca tHs tsp seer az
r= serfa end eE ere sgiltsE
f- occurred ere fsllowtsE oae dol
f.f f9,f piece on "a sgielS pta. q hsavy
Hrae-.- .asertbef oa ere lastts wtte
sfsFesr-f" rtrE wits tErss 1nat
coos s.f s r-F1fFrr. There vas rvt-
l-r.- # s Hae.ss rassset-f aIt ere
.H ono aIsa visiting atiafsl1E
s5sr.H-H-s. which,. Havrver. were en-
...H.- ra enc see1st s.a1r re-
.-r poo. 1sr rsts have eeee visited
Polish rrdffer FILTERS
srsnf ftfE mar lei ere e.
..aa T-r 1 Eras r.. WeNav.
SEE street. ef eefsfsr of
enamel s..H- 6e.sH. WHO visited tee
homo Yesterday a-terpoos aad lsts
T.H.# were 0- ere aa5s- sa.5 s-es-
aaa wares Sizes 1fefssT
.... ..-#rt a.H 70 fs sf ere
OIL foe lH eeaEs tfes Ifre
. .. =. .....- HH...a she s.... Il -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

Ruth Marie Daley. Joslin; Grace
woodburn. Port Byron; Curtis J. La
Grange Hampton; Erwin Jorgenson,
Rock Island: Cora Stark, Moline;
Ernest 3. Knapp. Coal Valley; Mable
Asquith Reynolds: Margaret L. Fran
ing. Moline: Nellie VI. Haas. Anda-
lusia: Hazel Vanatta, JOY; Mae Bing-
man. Milan; Cora Ethel Clarity,
Drury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
FINE JITBUs DRIVER
FOR BREAKING LAWS

Another er--l-r baaf far sts Desire
HH sa enc rssts. wsFr srrs sss.t
Hrf- HTH- Magistrate C.. . &asite.
s.s mafraas fle gave kfs aanss as
Ben 1e neevsr. usveeeorfs Nho1a ere
s6Hrr say ts HEsus trfger BE vas
trFssrs.t sT Wafsrcyels oTerr walter
F'saisss ant pabt g. sas costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

besides the big water tank. the wall
will support several baking ovens
weighing 300 tons each and which vii
be placed on the fourth floor.
CIaussen & Kruse of Davenport ar
the architects. II is expected tina
construction will be finished in FIVE o
six months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

suttsr county. California 10 expert
zsnsinx vita iieorsee. TIE growth al
ready made 10 satisfactory and a good
crop 10 expected this year. over 1900
900 poarfs % the root ~ere imported
N the hseai year Of 1914 IN addition TO
n EysA: asAass:y cs nAs:A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

There are included many womeI
and girls in the 40 persons who t.
date have taken the cigaret habi
cure offered by the city of Lo
Angeles. Cal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16
MOLINE r. n. a. HOLD
4 BIG JOINT MEETING

1fsssrs I1snsoa end WeiEhT. two
f-s4sfrs uEa are asstsstue Royal
N-fs stars af Rock Island. Nt0'ta@. East
wssas aaf s1iVts ia their Effort Co
sssasa Geo sew assabFFs. were present
last sveefas ar q s4sstiaE % Harmony
arf Bell 4 caaaps % ofoiise. Twsaty
aB5sfeasisns f8s sasmbership Wcre
acted ueor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

Bahies with eczema. tecthing
rash. ehahng. and other torment
Ing skin tru1bies need Resinoi
OSn;nlen; and Resinoi Soap. They
sooshr and heal the irTi;aied skin.
sop al aching. and let the i;ile
sufferers sleep Babies bafhed
regularly with Resinol Soap SCI
dom have skin ersp,ions
h~~- sd ~ rhrN.c-- "a zr1 rl.r--. Ter --a-r
y~x->. E.1 e.e.zs. sn<As-x .s.cs ensi1 rnts-
~ t-sl-s 60 tr-s-4-s "a t<><x<sSs 49, S1-3
u e. essSxs.A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

AT SO se~s all 'as 'iras-TssA FEss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-16

All the news all the time-The Argus.