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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
Eagle River Advancement
Association Is Assured. 7

Pursuant to the notice in last weeks ISSUE majority of the
business in town at the Office of Lawer Niegand
Monday evening discuss the advsaby of and the orgnza
ton of Advancement Association for Eagle River and vicinity
Alex Higgins after being appointed chairman of the meeting
explained the nents and purposes Of such organization and
briefly touched the amount of municipal good that be
accomplished by live wire workers working in unison His
marks seconded by Messrs Wegand Emmons Hze Bur-
e Herman and Fred Behn who heartily endorsed the
and nearly all referred to in which they personally
had great changes effected by that Finding the
men wholly favorable such action the chairman then appoint
ed Mart Hirze D. c. Menefee N. M Emmons c. H. Wiegand
and Herman Behn committee draft and present of by
laws the meeting be held Monday night at the
hour and place. when the organization will be perfected and Off
elected hoped that town will attend and
become active member of the Association whatever it
may adopt be known by special invitation is extended to
all farmers of the vicinity join hands with the organza-
ton which intended advance the best interests everyone
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
SOCIAL EVENTS

One of the toniest social events of the
winter took place lastnight when the
young ladies card-club celebrated the
end ola successful series of meetings
with a banquet at Hotel Austin.
Covers were laid for twelve and FIVE
courses were served. At the conclu-
sion Of that part Of the program the
entire club attended the Damon
Minstrel Show and from reserved
section of the balcony attracted much
admiring attention and caused a lot
of anguish to the fellows who usually
see them home
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
EVERETT SET EN- UP

Eagle River received some lofty adj
vertising one evening this week when
'Assemblyman, Z. A. Everett treated
some of his legislative brethren, with
the Governor for guest Of honor, to a
Fish Supper made possible by a "a Id
musky sent to him from here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson, OF Como
yer. left today for visit to their OLD
home at Ironwood, Mich. 1t will De
Mr.. Hanson's first visit since leaving
there nine years ago.
A carloyd Of Maxwells was received
here yesterday BY agent J. N. Burke.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
supper on st. Patrick's Day.

The Catholic Ladies Aid Society
will serve a supper on St. Patricks
day. at the home of Mrs. r. Slattery
Commencing at $50 o'clock and con-
thinning until all have been served.
price Is cents. Everyone invited.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05

Alex Higgins placed an order for a
Maxwell car Saturday.
John Knobla was down from DON
aldson Monday.
Miss Gericze entertained the card
club Saturday evening.
DR.. Ward and wife went to Waters
meet Wednesday to visit friends.
FIR. Toplac went to Amigo yester-
day.
l.. M. Grover was in town the fore
part of the week looking after farm
matters.
Lloyd Raymond of Waukesha made
a flying visit to his home here be-
tween trains Monday and Tuesday.
Sunday was busy day for local
fisherman it being the last day of the
open season.
Steve VanBuSsum returned Satur-
day from business trip to Crandon.
Norton Cook went to Rhinelander
Saturday to see his sister who is in1
the hospital there.
j. w. Oliver, one Of the summer
resort men at Star Lake, was in town
Saturday on business.
DR.. J. A. Diamond and wife Of
Urandon were guests of Eagle River
friends Tuesday.
A curfew law rigidly enforced would
help to prevent such state OF affairs
as came to light this week.
A phrase very popular twenty years
ago is again correct mode OF ex-
preston Don't you know"
At the Lutheran church social held
Wednesday afternoon and evening ov-
er S17O0 were gathered into the cof-
fers of the society.
w. I'll. Adams, Walter Shattuck
and Louie Morgan left Tuesday for
Superior to serve as jurors in the y.
S. Court.
Tie high school students and some
others enjoyed a good time out at the
home Of the Misses Erwin on Meta
lake Friday night.
Mrs. N. NJ. Emmons and daughter
LETT Yesterday for Green Bay where
Miss Emmons will be operated upon
for appendicitis.
Mrs. Walter Shattuck was the re-
cipient of birthday surprise tend
cred by her numerous friends We'd
nesday evening. WI
Lloyd Raymond left Tuesday for
international Falls, Mimi, where he
has a stenographers position similar
to the one resigned at Waukesha
Clinton Spoor of Waukegan, H.,
arrived Wednesday for weeks visit
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David |
Seward.
Clarence Porath, one OF last years
graduates from the Eagle River nigh |
school and now in the naval training
school in Chicago, is here Tor a visit
with friends before being transferred
to the San Francisco station.
Word received here Tuesday an
nounced the death of Al Tester at
his home in Sparta. Mr.. Tester was
well known here having been sawyer
in the Benson and Shattuck mills at
different times and last summer lived
here with his family.
Be a Joiner" next
- II
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05

March has started out with claims
about equal between the feline and
bovine. If the finish is no worse we
have nothing to complain Of.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-05
hey want YOU at
l a. & Wiegands
Vice Monday eve.

M, as parents allow their
NM W. VI 70 roam about town at all
IT. u Jay Or night free to perpe-
linz, e'lI sort of mischief, providing
" uOhe at home, they must ex-
sist ~ more or less frequently be
sn"s shocked at the amount of
esa,s eu knowledge in the possession
The Detroit times., 1915-05-17
Nams-str.st Description.

T C. y Is and on the e by Rlopene ot
% - n
WARp 80 Is
A % Cd
uetrot Mguroc hurdcuo hcing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Herniee p. and Susie II. besides a
large number % friends and ncishhors
who mourn her death. The hcrcavcd
ones have the sympathy OF all Fu-
neral services were held IN the Metho-
dist church of Aiedo az noon Thursday.
June ~. conducted by Rev. J. 70.
Bartie. assisted by Rev. AIR Carr OF the
Fvrryton church. Burial was Ga the
Aiedo cemetery.
Airs. " S NanTreyle 90 MliershurE
died ut her home iu that city Wcdncs-
day uiEhf June Is. after am extended
iliacss. due 90 enlargement OF the
heart Her death brings a deep sor-
row Co her husband and four children.
Mra- Van Trcyie was formerly Miss
Jeanette Houser and has spent al
most her entire life in this vicinity.
Funeral services were held lu Aniiers-
burg Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
COUNCIL To TAKE
UP PAVING PLANS
tntiaus Co ruf ThrouEh Niuth street
Matter 20 sees a. fsssibir MAJ
De- Adopted ForiFst.

NsaeE ars-r .ateFtsEs Eatlsess 90
- s..ss-1 sF enc F-E4lss E.~eslaE af
e . ss.s4 Esa.EeE a1l es fGs
s.ars srrFs gzFssE ere.ret. El7 ma
et ore properly eaeFFs s-aEE
s zFee- cave asseG COG aF.rf 80 Fss
ssee-sg E1 Do Eset. asG tsF sasF1 %
aesa zrEEE ut-t Frea@@rG1
.ss ssseF5sl ss Fer ea@EtssfaEsFs
ee- easEe.. ss srt.s..s E9 rass EEFazsh
er era territory ss
as possible sat H @aF o. EsaE
ssaFe vIl o. staarsf r7ssssf
Fr ae at several plate o.
.s sFase U-stEs wuI also
U- stsr6as ta-
s fa.eaHE usU~Fs s1Hs.-
et .er Fl. Ht tatasa.s ssFtfrl-
srI fl. ~ u-as sat5sri-
on. .raHf q Gee-r ssh5lsa-
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sers-s fFa# rsFH-t91sa Co.
Nrer7rrf.e ssF=eE ssf es E5sEfsearh
sEt EarsElFra sVrsers aa TueatF-
-Fa sEt EvtesF- rua streets. VIII
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
CANADA FACTORY
PARTLY WRECKED
Plant OF Concern Just Finishing Order
OF British Uniforms Dynamited-
Germans Blamed.

Windsor. Ont, June 21.-The overall
factory Of the Peabody company. lin
/ tied. located in Walkerville, a suburb
Of Windsor, was partially wrecked by
+ the explosion OF a bomb early today.
/ The company is said TO have just COM
pleted an order OF $4,000 British uni
forms.
Shortly after the explosion in the
overall factory - sticks of dynamite
were found under the rear of the
Windsor armory. The dynamite had
I been attached TO a time fuse which
had been set for 3:15 a. m. but the
fuse had burned out. Il is said that
200 men slept In the armory last night
and had the dynamite exploded the
whole building would have been
wrecked.
Horace B. Peabody. head OF the
overall company. expressed the be
lief that the bomb had been placed by
German sympathizers from Detroit"
Police and military authorities are
working together on the case The
property damage was estimated al be
tween $1,000 and $4,000.
Search was made for two men and
NNl-au Nio were seen Win a SUIT case
in the vicinity OF the armory late Sun
day night. When the attempt to de
stroy the armory was discovered IS
sticks of dynamite were found in
suit case beneath a wall in the rear OF
the building.
The fuse caps attached 70 the dyna>
mite had exploded. blowing of the top
OF the suit case and that the main
charge did not explode is considered
marvellous.
a young man living in Detroit was
taken into custody but released after
an investigation.
The overall company has just begun
work on a large consignment of shirts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
ALEDO

t.r t. q. Frs.rs frss-t aHav
a-F Bone fea miles r1rfh o..
EI-.4 ]err lr. esrI alrasr -e sears.
FFrr HH esHraFer af Wr and
1'rs gra-Er l.Eesr. was born o.. Pre-
lrfee. IeeH EE lets When che
YES o. FFsr e.f fEr family moved ,1 a
taru ras-a of fa.s e.rr. where th-
baby STOW f1 lovely woman. tho
pride of Dor parents art beloved by
a.i vap Erra lFr oa Jan. 81. fg1f.
sfT vas GrErt aa marriage with
Hsrr o. WlEs.r aE ttF Methodist par
s1saEe .r tEls cts by Rev =. u
Barrie. TIE sru hsnr was made on q
Farm nine @lirs I1rth % AIeI1 where
aa M1rfag. June tt. baby daughter
ass born tD ttrw Nt tte close OF the
f1.l1aiaE aaT che ilfr and light o. the
home welt ult .n che death CO the wife
ast mother During the Sunday re-
tltai meetings held here she uith other
members ut tts family uriifd with tho
Methods. chgra.a of thls city. OF which
ear was o. member ef ta~ time % her
death. she is survived By hfr hus-
baut ari iasaHf daughter her par
rets. ST. and ,fFs. Ce1-Er Hyett. one
brother. Lewis u. aEd tso sisters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
CARBON CLIFF.

SIR. and Mrs. Honry Corbln. son
Girnu and daughter Ruth. AIr. and
sire john Huahmau and son Evers
ana Mra. Sarah Nelson OF Moline Wis
tied This week az the home % William
GeFharlt.
Mr.. and Atrs. John Holland spent
Sunday az che home OF their daughter.
Mrs. Percy ". EcekWlth az Daycn-
port.
Samuel nowIhy % Rock Island was
business caller here Tuesday.
Mr. and MFs. s. Adams and son Rich
ard aaa aaashteF BcFyic % East Mo-
lire. spgrt sunday vith Mrs Adams
parvaia. Ms. and Mira Steven Milton.
AiF. and Mrs. otto Stohl and dauEh-
Ser Nellie 90 Coiona. spent sunday
vita MIS-. siohrs sister. lirs. \. (.
Holland.
AiFa- Avaiiua Johnson and daughter
Mrs. G Hanson. visited Thursday az
Davenport
Mss Efhel Manchester and broth
- visited Sunday With the Misses
hssss- 4af Viola t.auEhcry.
Mrs. FFuar HasiarL % Moline visited
= frW days vith Airs. Gertrude Wen
dali.
MFs. : Kennedy. Mrs ?. Kendall.
Nrs- 7. t-auEhcFy and Mrs c. Ken
nsdy sisented enc funeral % Mrs.
t.eyaoies AZ Rock Island "wednesday.
NJ. and Mrs. 10; LauEhcry % Rock
ls-ase visited sunday with the for
tueF's parents. AR. and Mrs J. T.
l-auEhrsy
~. and MEs. Fred 2iaasoa. John
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
MAKING GOOD" MAKES
FRIENDS.

TkF-- is - way a rzE.ns fesflag
Trends ltr rst.4E good After ma-s
lhaa ias.r de-a4rs ~ pap.llzriiy if.ra..s
krfr ia i---aqsf ase sllaz5esod b. 10
tAagssslls
Aasasa. On -- fiavisx lad ths Comm
sense Medal A1Fss~fs Ia ~ kBaz~ ~
y-zFs asa 10 q Fas.ia1a 60 know zh1,..
~ FEeer e srefrlsrs. / Esrt 'G1lira
As-ettsA Dese9seey w1ra under q doc
tore care ta GeeuteE. Wsrrra C1Tlaf5r
u AtF GqcsqF s1EErss@d tts.aE " aad
ta.-st. e wzs ts~ Fsas seao4y. TA-re o.
ta.-f bottles asarroFei my Ersrrai hath
ssli szs sassir fzta-h better sn.l ss-8ssrr.
. cd sqs Gassrpo.es asr tn aaF usy -
AlFs, AlssT G.. 4lslE. I'D EeGsoa s..
Assere. n
Frrerors. n Nfy kf1shzsd tool D..
FiFser : CeasEa Miellsezi ussccveEy soras
frsfs $50 saf q srarFai Traa-sl1sa eas.l-
t1e teaa tase.s waFk. tir s6oE tw8
bodies ~ fe~ aar.4esE~ ard Wss sa~a =
ErF eos.-saae ss4 k=s beea perfectly Hril
sg-r saeFs
have sreez@~s5si g 70 raaay
tfrs4s 9s4 utl aEsta secoraarrsl e -
Aiss, W. A SspsEsoS. - CFuekes So
fseeposs. IL
Thers - aas dsa9 % sisoAsi o. s-v
ssrrefae a ~, tlrrers Gotta Nfs,te.l
Daseogesys bss ~ tkas safe vrsrssh1s
s-e.e,4V sa4 teeir tAese il q n ssAsF als~ra-
ttve power uk-eh - serls-sa< tsr b18asl
e rfsss5tes va f-ses rteA blood. aas u1.ly
Fel.s esszsFesl c1eliissans Wh~rra~r -
gass4 t7zs stss.Fes chr ksia~ys. ssaeaseh.
Liver houFls ssG eF~ry oF.2a u 80 b.1s4g.
Al 4za4zss sa sa7l4-1ars can asresy Lls.
Ferre's C.aSlra Nfe,E-sf -. -
sea4 20 e~sts II oaeeess sssafs CD ~.
f'eFer. fsVz.1s' Hetel. Es.1a11. s.. s..
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
SALOONKEEPER IS
FINED IN COURT
TfvT orHEEs raKTS " A Ram
0ms~rs kiaasF aad HsCaFthJ Mass
ARREST Yesterday Hsraiax
ke~per % nsass Fined

f~tsrfa faad 20 eafsrce ths suafsY
eloslaE laws ia Nsex tsiaaGs tEe pc-
fics yssfsrfaT morufaE s1vaopsf fasa
800 Urn agsaas aad arrested fae
Drapristar sad avs etaer meu f1uad
draAfaE there Dsfiaisfrf plead
EfiilfY fa ne caafar sad Wa gaed $50
sad costs tais aaeraiaE b. Masistrsts
am4th.
rhs i've s~a arrested. Jena c9iilas.
iona Johnson. Aisert DaQiGten. Ben
Ryhaahoe ssd Gasf Vsruos were fned
g. and eosfs en- 4 s0rfferfF charges.
officers N.aasT saG meCaffbT maGe ne
arrests rns police raHi9f ere sane
salaon Eve ss@xs $50. EaetaE secussd
fnforaafion 20 ne @Tsct Fsaf peftaltr
sar was vfoiatfaE she agafsv law hgf
fouad 40 enc st fhe place ere 5afrees
HAVING been tipped on
wsmaa 10 Ftned
D~fseffes Cos LssE afaht arrested
Cora Meoonaid m Fescrt sF 221E
Faurfh avenue SO ether fanatics
wsrs fsuaf Ia me place she was
3harEad VtFn being enc keeper ef
house, ~ ut Fame aag vas Eart SIS
ana costs ms morning
kndv Van Ceurtrsa ~ Moline arrest.
sd sssuratf signs 81 OHirrr cei.as
and iona Swanson 81 SftscaffGe ar
rrassd last sftnf bT ofrerr llIrseH.
we're sach auet e. sat costs rbfs morn
ias on CHARGES ~ BetaE gfuaE snt fls-
erdsrtF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
SUNNY HILL

WIN W9rrtssc sst Hsles EesrEe
e1etgrsa Co NGsestiaF rEzrslsg.
3tfss L9elnts 1te1fsetsa weas 90
1fliss rasrsEag
TIE Hs,etsE Hszf class % aazay
san suetsv scsset. with thsir tsEes.
ers. 3ttss t.ases t.swsse ssE Hfrs- A.
bert Ieesses. tsE esessr rEGrstsg
AZ Feesrees esrE
ne ehEttres s esesrsa ss tss esafeE
sssfsF artsrseee vas mses seese-
eistre ev "a lsrEs saElsses.
Nlss Eus ttsFsss Eel seees.sE a
tsrtel she ss trigss ssE aspects CD Sc
gsee secss tEess sFSF weeE
1trs ssss rssss vas q ts5-efsy ssas-
Ser Frttsv
sess 1fsssss - visssiss tsfssss "a
ttsl.ae
1fr ssf 1frs A-fssr ta8Wsos secret
sga3aV ss ere W Is ssssrt eane
1fr ssG ltss Atsert Tssasse q
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tt Wsessr. tscss
tiss lftas srss ~ Notes sseet
enc wses-est a. ssr VII tfsssEa@ssg
Acme
George ussss sss ssmgF % ssss-
rsrG seess sss.5sg VIA srtsrss aers.
1fF Licensees 81 ws1tss las t@sa
seestslcs rsrt az es vsess5aa esrs.
Wrsa Ctess Cse&
sssaV ttsu vac vel rerresssss,s
al ere epea-slr eeezsst rrsfsssF sF-
ss5ss ss orass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
for British soldiers, after compIeting
the order for uniforms
Very Considerable.

= marriage advertisement is pub
lished in a Zurich paper by a rich
Swiss philosopher who wants a wife
who must fulfill the following coudi-
tions: She must be beautiful in body.
face and mind and possess beautiful
teeth and hair Of her own and not
bought articles. Besides German. she
must have a knowledge of English. b.
a musician and have an irreproachable
reputation. "Other faults" the phil
osopher of 10 years states, will be
overlooked"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
PRESIDENT TO MEET
HOUSE IN NEW YORK

wassieEt5e. %. O.. Jare CT. -rrsrs-
raftaHs ter earsieE OF che sarIasrr
uselts Ea.s~ ss Cornish. S. &c.. were BE-
sur today Gel ars5rias5i1s af rse arrival
OF Frrsffrcr wirsoe
TIE presttses VIII g. Co. rarufsE ~
wav % Sew Ya-s. t6 see c1ter-1 r. -
fiesse. hts rersoest friend. WHO Fr-
eeesiv returned sF99 F.sroes ug pies
ere Ptsss es VIII tss9e frrr vNeeessfsg
ssf srerf r'srsfsg is sew TosE Win
CGl1nrt H6rsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
Toeing the Line Under Difficulty.

Tocing the Line Under Difficulty.
a line OF ragged little boys was
ranged down the center OF the school
FOR exercise.
Toe the Ine," ordered the master.
4 shunling indicated obedience. The
master inspected the line approvinEly
until his eve rested on an urchin so
FAR behind the others as 10 be almost
out Of sight
Price he shouted. why don't you
toe the linc."
"Plcath. thir. am toein' e." lisped
the hoy. "but got dadth booth on -
London Telegraph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

AIaasou and Ed weitz visited this
week at the Louis Woitz home.
Miss Leota Laughery of Rock Island
visited Sunday with her aunt. Mrs.
Chester Kennedy.
Professor Troutman ~ Joplin, No,
visited the past week with friends here
aud also AT Silvis. Two years ago
Mr.. Troutman taught in the high
school
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21
ROCK ISLANDER HELD
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

Charged wffn feBberT bT naF-n
port man, fsha Wenseafsa. $3.50 ser-
ond avenue. trucker ssf .Br Nart ls-
atad ines. vss sFr-sfr.t last H.e1. nF
lmoer NuarF rfa wts srrt.ftrf
ms mofana before rtE sfrtfr nH
tad plead aof Eufr I't case vas
continued dsr.t I18e Feb sat Hr Hs 1r.as
he'll 8 ue county H Haf-F st'H
bands pnr Davenport Haa e.t..rf
raaF Wemsehfsn faof sHm- rt.itH'-t
rram uHo severtE vrets fs. .a t ssya
town stlnnr
WnfeHrrfH HHs been GOMEZ .
aumeraas occasions before .r aa.r
aGtfare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

a cetsrEss ess. Fsesas,r ssesssesi
Cd eFisee tsr s-ssilsE ssea fsos q szss-
lsz eenassV ss Crtsa,s Crsss. Cod 10
ssff 10 se sts ssass vac srss fsas or
properties teere Ws1rt sses ssses
Tfs,f s'f see 9cctt1 90 tsess VAa os-
gssas, stslss&ss eosssssae-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

Gary SehiT bottom. J. Perpon Nor
gan and James Gordon Bennett
8
De- aezC1 %
York editor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-21

All the news all the time-TheArgus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-06
Amusing Albert

How amusing it is to hear the standpat republi
cans view with alarm the prospective return of the
progressives to the republican party which they SO
earnestly pleaded for last fall
The latest example is our own Albert Johnson,
who says
Those men who believe in a protective tariff
might find it hard to take the stump in support of
tbs republican nominee, if it happened to be Pon-
dexter"
He referring, of course, to the possibility of
Poindexter's entering the republican primaries in
1916 in this state.
Just last fall, Albert you republicans were plead
ing and beseechng the progressves to return to the
fold. You republicans were the really progressive
party through which progress could be made so you
said.
Now that the movement is about to set in are you
wOrriede
Do you recall that it wasn't so long ago that Poin-
dexter, then an insurgent who much disliked
by you regulars he is progressive now, fairly
mopped up the state with your strongest candidates.
how he forced Wilson to withdraw, and then made
Burke and Ashton wish they had had an equal
amount of foresight
That Poindexter campaign was really the start of
the progressive party in this state, and it showed
plainly enough where the political faith of this state
lies Oh course, all you fellows know that?
Now Albert, why try to stave off what is bound
to happen? Why get in wrong with the future lead
oxS of your party2 Be little man and say that
you're nice regular republican and will support
whatsoever is the choice of the voters of your party
Even if that treads on the toes of your own sena-
torial ambition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-06
CHAPTER XIX.
FIGHTING CROP EVILS.

BY Prof. Spade.
II the reader tackles his back
yard garden with shirt-sleeves de-
termination and has read this
series Of articles seriously he
needs no further guarantees of
success, even though ne possesses
NO other knowledge of farming.
The chances are he will be-
come q gardener and as soon as
the first plants appear above the
surface, and IL his fervor serves
to make him delight in caring for
plot the family is going to be we'll
supplied with green vegetables
all summer long and with a yield
that will last far into autumn and
winter. The first hot week usual
ly spells success or failure to the
householder's garden, and IL he
expects any crop at all he must
step In with the determination to
eradicate the army Of weeds that
suddenly spring up.
In harvesting, it Is advisable to
pick vegetables with the dew on,
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as they are superior to those
picked under a hot sun.
Beans are an exception. They
may be picked dry. Handling the
vines or fruit when wet invites
rust. String beans, carrots, beets.
corn, cucumbers, peas, radishes
and squash are better when pick
ed before fuIl-sized. Never al
low seed to ripen on the plants
or they will stop bearing.
Here are some of the important
diseases OF vegetables and their
remedies:
Beans-Rust; use Bordeaux
mixture.
Lima beans-Blight; Bordeaux
mixture.
Beets-Leaf spot; Bordeaux
mixture.
Cabbage-Club root; lime is a
partial remedy.
Corn-Smut; cut out and burn.
Potatoes - Blight; Bordeaux
mixture.
Peas-Mildew; Bordeaux mix
ture.
Lettuce--Mildew; fumes of sui
phur.
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citizens be humbly raised to sug-
gest to our city p council that
while the nomenclature of streets
seems occupying their august
consideration, they hearken to
the demands of Z street resi-
dents that the vulgar, plebeian
phonogram designating their
highway since the days of Ia
coma's ancient history undergo
at once appropriate commuta-
ton.
From A, e Is the fifth street.
Therefore we, the residents
aforesaid, implore through these
intermediary columns that We
be able henceforward to refer
aristocratically and proudly to
our thoroughfare as Fifth Ave-
nue."
Then indeed shall Tacoma
rightly merit fame at large, and
her crown-the appellation of
The Western Gotham"
ONE WHO LIVES THERE.
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PROPOSES CONTEST

Editor The Times:
The Billy Sunday sermons are
surely wonderful and go straight
to the heart. What a pity that
today's (Saturday's) is the last
one.
would like to suggest that
The Times hold a contest and
print q short sermon by each of
the ministers in this city, and let
the readers of The. Times cast
votes for the best one, by the text
of the sermon or by a number,
the minister's name to be pub
lished after the votes are
counted.
Yours very truly,
MISS LYDIA WATERS,
2309 South C st.
A PLEA FROM Il STREET
Editor The Times:
Might the apologize voices OF