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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-07
CHURCH

j. NJ. Swander, Minister
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Preaching services at IL a. IN. and
40 p. m.
The public is most cordially invited.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-07

A. ]. Dubois, sales agent Southern
Pacific lands, office S. P. freight Of
hce. adv.tf
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-08-07
MExlcANs KILLED NEAR LINE

BROWNSVILLE. Aug. 7.-One Of.
ticer was wounded and three Mexican
raiders were killed when they attemp.
ted to swoop down upon a ranch near
here. The owner of the place was
killed. The plans OF the raiders had
been divulged and a posse awaited
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
MANY CHANGES IN
THE CITY'S FINEST
This l. the Dope When New Chief Con-
fers With Mayor and Commits.
sioner Liedtke.

Chief Of Police Phil Miller took
charge OF the police force Of the city
this morning. receiving the keys from
his predecessor. James Brinn- Chief
Miller qualified today with the filing of
bond Of $4,000 Night Captain Ed
Kitulsen also qualified today with the
HlinE OF a bond OF $1,000 and will as
sumo his duties tonight.
This afternoon a conference was
scheduled at the city hall between
Mayor McConochie. Commissioner
Liedtke and Chief Miller with view
TO considering applications made for
places on the police force.
According 10 reports prior 70 the
conference there Is 70 be a Big change
In the personnel OF the department.
City hail gossip dope IL out that Tom
Cox and Charles Ginnane viii be de-
tcctives and that u. II. Brough will be
the new desk sergeant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
DEFENDANT
IN 4 REPLEVIE CASE

usrf-vis set58a vas started ir cir
egss e@art isis eaarGtas b. tas CGter-
sfiee- SGaseFF 8E6s company Sc.
George tf uirsa5ef. sheriff. claiming
sess ere oTets1 tsf pFnssfsifv 'Tuj31
on a ss6e stock. sstsrG sf $500 ,shieh
ts oweet ~ sEs e1,apssF AffaesEsert
sa4is was reeentfg Fisf bF tAe uasahsF-
ger EFes. &e1~ ea~spaeF. s. t1ssfs.
aEa5ass a. r. Nasfrssq. wh1 has eaa-
6aeErt a sesE store on Seventeenth
street. TIE ssertE levied 0r tae stock
asf closed she store. TIE tr9ersttcs
eocesse elaias tssf par % te~ goods
sssss ssioeE % tEsa. gsfsF q con
sfErazFas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
SOCIAL
MANY ARTISTS IN ORCHESTRA

Not many symphony orchestras Of
this country have the number of solo
artists among its members as does the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
which together with its famous direc-
tor, Emil Oberhoffer. is TO appear at
the Illinois theatre May %. afternoon
and evening, accompanying at the lat
ter time the Handel Oratorio chorus
in rendering J. Victor Bergquists ora
torio "Golgatha." Among the soloists
who viii appear here are Richard Ger
wonIy, violinist and concert master.
George KIass, second concertmaster.
Adolph Dumont and Franz Dicks. vio-
linists. Karl Scheurer, viola; Cornelius
VanVliet and Paulo Grippe. cellists;
Frank Kuchynkaf contra-bass; Leon
ardo de Lorenzo, flute; Bruno Labate.
oboe; Pierre Perrier, clarinet; Rich
ard Lindenhahn, French horn, and
Henry ]. Williams, harp. The chorus
has been working diligently on the
oratorio and the concert promises TO
be the real musical treat OF the sea-
son.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Mr.. SHARP'S PARENTS
MARRIED so YEARS

on April 80 NT. and Airs. John sharp
% Lorair. Ohio. parents % Reuben ~.
sharp 90 this city celebrated their gold
en- Wedding anniversary with many OF
their children and grandchildren pres
eut a. thr ceremony. Tho superintend-
euf % Rock Islands wutcrworks Is the
oldest living son. but ne was unable
Co De present because % press % bust
ueEE.
An Interesting account ir the Lorain
Timrs-Heraid tells 90 the happy occs-
sion ir which the bride and groom 81
90 years ago wcrc called on time and
again 90 relate stories % their early
days. their successes and their sorrows.
Both ths elder Sharps are natives OF
E.nEinud. Miss Caroline Crlch was born
lu Chelsea while John sharp is a ma
tive % kensiuFtnn- Ia was while the
latter was attending the London expo
S.tior On 1852 that an attractive truaut
cfHcer. a handsome young woman. first
came into hiE life. II was case 81
love az arEt sight and efforts on the
part OF tho young man resulted Ga the
securing ~ an Introduction. After that
everything was Just az heart could de-
sire and on April 20. 1855. the pair
we're married by the rector % the
Church 90 England in EcnsinEton- In
1870 ~. and Afrs. sharp came 90
America. residing iu Cleveland. From
that city fhcy later removed 90 Lo-
rair. their present home.
Tho couple received scores OF cor
Eratuiatory messages on the day o.
their Wedding anniversary and gifts of
rare worth were sent 20 them By their
E-..-l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
C0NTRAcTLANDED
BY TRENKENSCHUH
csts ~essr aaf Waterfalls Wark CO.
the mmf -~etlan. fetal test
tppratfuaErig stS0e.

es-sFsrr vac awarded tsis gzsFEiaE
ev ere besrf az taess 5ssf8sees-s ss POI
rr-sf-ese far Fs- a1Fs ar
1rsf.-rE wsfrress5Fs srf sewer 1r
re FFF- s-ee~F. refrTF -7s5rf sHt reifr
sasFfe streets b-ssrrs EEEF-eEta
s~f Nfs=H--sFe svess- EEr sFEF9E-
5ssFe eess. s-Fa-fssE s8 tfF TrrstrE-
sesst.s Fssres. .s Ft5rH
ire rr -"tr eaesEFsrr Fa"fsEF
vas FF- ee.F ese=F esse-rE saft.sE.
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COS. eF ere F5~rs was@Frs5s ufit
s- 81 e-ess "a reeF ere Gre fVfrssEs ftt
sss es.v-s So POE sr e5EEr-.seE s-srr
prices sssa-fsF=f sT 1f- ssssssslt
we're tS --eFs Coz Hs.ss art fts f1F
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

returned 70 their home at Wyoming
after a short visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs william Elstrom.
James Laferty visited relatives in
Moline last week He was accom-
panied by his brother-in-law, Mr.. Nc
Laughlin, who spent Sunday with him.
2. E. Scott is the owner OF a new
REQ touring car.
Fred Streed of Rock Island visited
friends in Cambridge Wednesday.
Mrs. H. c. weinrich visited friends
at Wyoming Wednesday.
Mrs. G. C. Johnson left Wednesday
for a short visit with Mrs. Lawrence
Larson at Peoria.
Mrs. R. F. Jennings visited relatives
and friends at Bishop Hill Monday.
F. T. Gustafson was a business cal
Ter at Princeton Monday.
Mrs. c. Grau made short visit with
relatives and friends at Orion part of
last week.
Mrs. Frank Randall and children of
Chicago have arrived in Cambridge
and expect to spend the summer here.
Mrs. 8. B. Randall left the first of May
TO prove up a homestead in Wyoming.
]. ". Pratt, Frank Vinstrand and
William Diesch were at Kewanee Mon
day. where they were summoned as
jurors in the city court. AR Pratt and
Mr.. Diesch were excused from serv-
ing.
Mrs. L. A Taylor and children of
woodruff visited at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Clara Fairlie the past
week.
County Judge L. E. Telleen was at
Paxton last week, where he attended
the Swedish Lutheran conferences as
a delegate from the local Lutheran
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
MUILnIX APPEALS
EAST MOLINE SUIT

Appeal of Fs= ease Weler Wlu.aaz
Fsa. ErB-sET factory 5HsHeef1~. bFosE1E
sEs.ess s. w. ttzEsiR. operated
ere ~ Tbr sTt.s Shops. is WEiet Jas-
esnfart sef. tss tFrE f.zt ta e.rr-I'
ea.ssF
Or vas efarz-E fesf ere Rock ts'ars
r6ss ess failed Co 5ssEslt a s7ssFm Co
steGssfFlr Supply FRESH alr Co.. feF
seaalaves OF fse ss1es sH1 t9 carry
away s@9Ss asf gases fsaE tire
f5rE=s sst Terraces
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
MAN TAKEN HERE
FOR MOLINE JOB
Omoer Kinney Arrests Bert Ferguson
While Attempting To sell sur
sicAl Instruments.

Bert p Fersuson vas arrested by
omesr John Kinney a. noon today
while attempting 20 sell some surEi-
cal Instruments. the property OF Dr.
, y. Wood. Moline. which we're s,ol-
IN from the iat;ers auto last eve
ulrE
Ferguson vas apprcheudsi A. the
second hand store conducted hy sam
Fryer on Second avenue and was tax
en- 20 the station. the instruments lat
- being identihed BY the Moline sur
E~an-
a medicine case VAS also stolen a.
che time. bur what became OF 70. is
not known. Ferguson denies the theft.
declaring that he found tho property.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT
CASES BEFORE KUEHL

aa~F Vss sw6so aEsE today Bee
s.e= Justice OF Es= Peace Cast esss.
Hrsrs g-a.zE ttFisr=. essFs.sE
r.ssfss faseteFv vEEl efsErtTriF
eeafsee Co. vtf ae BEARD af g o.e.aee
atEsrts7 sf-fsaae AHefErr similar
eses- preferred o. ere sane eaeF-
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ssas-tsF raFeeE f.ssF Esrst
yf.f sfsrrsr fa szssi- o. slsaaEr seElsrrs
s.ve ssefdsas er wFs5e~ GREEKS is
vF r.1et vas Spilled NFFf 80
THealfsF ftsH.sss= Tel tFs fTtTssisEE iH
esF set u.s- rsrss fs ere eaae.s.s-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
CAMBRIDGE.

1 Judge and Mrs. Hand are expected
I home from their winter sojourn in
I California Tuesday.
Roy Palmer is expected to arrive a,
home Tuesday after a seven months
slap in California.
Miss bessie Atwood of Geneseo Wis
tied Sunday with her mother.
Miss Susie Talbot was again able
20 MI her place in Il n. weir's store
Saturday after several weeks absence
because OF illness.
TIE high school declamatory contest
viii be heli in the assembly hall May
10. There are II contestants.
Miss Clara Palmer was a Bishop
Hiu caller Thursday.
Miss Fay Palmer visited relatives at
Bishop Hill Sunday.
Mrs. O. r. Aleshire of Chicago ar
rived Tuesday FOR a short visit with
her mother. Mrs. ". Stockhouse and
grandmother. Mrs. Lizzie Malcolm.
NIesdames George Yohn. George
Bauge. Hardyman and Miss Fay Pal
mcr. attended the Royal NeiGhbor en-
tsrtalnmeut at Galesburg Thursday.
making the trip IN Mrs. Hardyman's
auto.
Mrs. Perry OF Chicago arrived Sstur-
day 20 visit her sister. Mrs. z c. Con-
scr
J. p. Danielson died az his home Fri
day. April 90. AZ u o'clock. aged So
years. months. after a lingering i'll
ness. He leaves 20 mourn his aged
wife. two sons. Enod Danielson. Ar
thur and one daughter. Mrs. Mining.
AR and Mrs. Joe Sunday of Galva
visited Sunday with the latter's moth |
or. Mrs. ". 5. Anderson and two sis |
tiers. Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Weinrich 1
and brother. sam Anderson.
Mrs. Lura McCurdy left Friday for /
a visit with her sister. Mrs. Parker at !
Aledo.
Nr. and Mrs Bert zimmerman Of Mo
line. visited Sunday with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Ammer
nan.
Miss Gertrude Yohn. teacher in Rock
island. schools. visited from Friday
III Sunday at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Yohn.
Frank Srratton who has been Wis
ting for a week with his aunt, Mrs.
lizzie Malcolm returned 10 his home
u Toulon Monday.
Mrs. Harry Palmer OF Bishop Hill
listed with relatives in Cambridge
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Mullen and Mrs.
;eorSe Moody were Galva callers
Wednesday.
William Jackson has purchased a
ord automobile.
Mrs. II. c. Weinrich visited with
FRS. Foster AZ Wyoming Thursday.
The Wednesday club viii be enter
aimed al the home OF Mrs W D.
ierce Wednesday afternoon. May IL
]. r. Grau has purchased a seven
assenger Buick.
Mrs. ". II. Whitney who has been
eeping house for o. z. Sanquist and
amiiy the past four months. left for
er home at Kewanee Tuesday
Mrs Ernest Libby and two children
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

custody. but Judge oimsted this az
ternoon released them from Jail.
zerbe Case Open
7; II Interesting TO note that no IN
eie;ment was returned in the Edward
Zerbe murder case. the investigation
being left open On April -. the
body % Zerbe. a iitney bus driver.
vas found in the road near Water
town Elmer lie Rette. East Moline
young man. vas charged with the
crime 81 a warrant which was sworn
out He was apprehended AZ Ottawa
and brought hack 20 this city. He
has had no preliminary hearing as
yet Il - supposed that the state is
not Just satisfied with the evidence
q has and that a true bill will not be
returned against L. Rette unless ad-
ditionai facts are unearthed connect
inE him with the deed.
Report on Jan.
The report on the county jail. sign
81 by a committee. declared condi-
lions were as satisfactory as could be
expected In such an inadequate struc-
ture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
TEACHERS TEST TO
BE HELD TOMORROW

T. 60 expected that Is members %
this years graduating class az the
Rock Island hiEh school will be in
ciudei among those taking tho teach
ers' examination tomorrow and Fri
day az the court house under the d.
rrrtion OF Miss Lou Harris. county
superintendent.
on Saturday the first rural union
eighth grade examination will be- held
AZ the htEh school building. 10 is cN-
pcctsd that nearly coo will take the
test
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
PERSONAL POINTS

Ne. aaa Mrs. ~. :. J0ssssos. ~.
asa Mrs Fraak PsrskizE zsa sfr. and
yrs r. = coSi~T rstErrse last aiEhf
f-Crz CEscaEo. having made ths trip
eosh Ways is a. sGto@6bsis. leaving
ks~s SsadaV.
Coszr~ssrzsz Joseph \. Cosiesz-
q kSse sa4asa esssh IN New YORK city
was earu=feisd o. yesterdays dis
rsschss. vac = eoGsia % the late ~. e.
Efsiff % EscE tsiss< sz9 hs4 visited
e tEss eisy a. Gs=sFss; tines
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
RECEIvERsHIP TO BE
ARGUED At MONMOUTH

stssioa fss q Fscsivsr for sss Rock
rstss4 sossssrs ts 60 - aFEgsd BE-
fore judge GrisF sf Waamaath tasaoF-
rev esorsfas FTsfsi8ssss szy they
VIII Be eoessss wtsk HothisE less than
ses sastfsE % shs w'zfskss fFoa coz
sret % tse tiss beswesa Sf5a=ossk
ara CatssegFE Thsg make manv
essrEss o. rzss1aassssa~nt aad sais-
aspsep~fatiss % fEnss. al % watch
are 6ssiss - tss W-sishes, = hard
fsss 60 tss cgsrrs - IN prospect
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

sr.<=9s iz 80 city wko visa % ztfsaa
srezz go ssasiss 20 ~ Eezs
Mr. Lydia Lyle
wrs. Lysis Lgtis. =. yssrs % age
GfsG a. 4 q etasS fsls nlaraiaE a. sac
1900 - hsr daughter. Mr. starxars-
WrCsr9T. tfsF TwsasF-sfth stree,
tfsgfe~. % irErrzfs.ss % age
LTsis ssarssr wss born Nsrck %
1877. ta Tgearswae eognfY. osi6.
were see sp@zs So greater PAR %
tsr tlfs. So vas EaissG ia rasFriaEs
60 Josa ~ LTri= n fsss- rHrre call
ffss. 1frs ~ ,teCsrsF. ,f9,isss Lo-ra.
cetz&hss. Osis. asa Ja&z. L0Faiss.
uTa. ssrvtgss
FssFfal services wsrr c8ssacted
fsfs aftsrueea e. o'eioeE froa ere
ters - EsT sssEssss. Mrs - SIC
carey. WrT a. q Nass6a oFete ffsr
tsrlsl sas ia HtgsFssas esmssr y.
Fus~rai 81 Ms Hatehisou-
To- fsrs-st o. wrs George Hztchi-
sea was ksis ss $50 YESTERDAY after
eser az tt~ ks9s. zt1a SeE~afs ave
ssr. rf9.es Rev o. 81 Arsrswargsa
% CsssrtfEs ssf esstEs % fse sssv-
tses sizes. AEs EEsrtEia FTEers6a
sssF TIE bearers were p r.. East
ssss. O.. " Isssses- = g. Cornell. t6aa
fssss. Pred or. Cooper ssf carries T.
sssfs. gsrisi vas ia Riverside ermr-
s-rr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
LICENSED TO WED
prank warner ......... Rock Island
Miss Martina Hummcisard. Davenport

rank " AEUEE aaaaaaaaa tAuNA Aeaal44
Miss Martina HummciEard. Davenport
The beaver O. making his last stand
on German soil. and the Prussian gov
eminent has decided 10 come 20 his as
sisiaucc. There are now only Il or Is
% the animals left. although they were
formerly very abundant IN Germany.
This saving remnant lives on an old
bend OF the River Elhe. now
a Kind % lagoon. near Aisgdcburg. AMI
NAL lovers have long been graveiy con-
ccrucd for their fate and have been be
stirring themselves 20 have protective
measures taken Through their exsr-
lions the Prussian ministry having
charge % the matter has ordered that
the ashirr rights % this lagoon be no
longer farmcd out. but kept In the
hands % the state forestry officials.
rho are TO receive instructions looking
toward the preservation OF the beaver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

= monster ue;eorite IS reported 20
hsv. fallen into the sea Of the Chs
ncses eoas; recently. Men In a light
house who saw Il fash past said il
vas luminous and reminded them OF
a monster electric light globe. The
ob3ee; fell into the sea and immediate
Is after came mighty explosion which
severely shook a nearby island. The
mcteorlts missed the lighthouse tower
by only a few hundred feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
FINAL SUMMONS
FOR MRS. H0vEY
VIE at y. a. Hover ~ >traYsr'.
frostiaF Passes Awag az 2sGs
ms Mornia<.
atD asGy mL sEvEEaL MONTHS
survived b7 iassaad aaf I've Cknt-
SEQ Hfs. Jean E4sfs@ek e
uathrrvufe 4ueeamhs.

srra .sE-ftFE E-eres ~ several
nan ftFas.aa. testa essss Ea Cres-
ss f.s8eF AL q a. taas e.aFrssE az 49,
H8mr al aEra7er-s eFsssisE Ser
64sHsff t'eTsT ae6 ErF sw1
sHsI eHatree. Gertrude g. are
srafE % were ar Ese befstf- wen
l- H.f- sHf mather heeafaes bee tsss
Born III Ha.f-r Iowa. Dec 90 tsss.
rr-ssl- essssmorr spens Der Elrhaoss
81 Wsr svG art FseFs sac married
4a Es So l16l Nfrsr afrrtass ere
s..eF salH.- H1V-f E1 w5et fsfsnf
E-s ra- Immediate taaftr. frs
r..H-H s.saVrF=If ET her rlefa@r ffrs
.ssssmer-. Gaeens. &aa..
rr-- .aefF-rs asf Fsrre sisters IRE
asF fT- eHsf.-s Cnsssaere. Laeers
EsH f"rrr. Troy yfats. f7Hgs. wat
saf r WUs SIZES De Vrb57es .
lH.# sH Sizes tMs gsfEr-s. tes .
I-a-r iowa. ant SIZES pa rh.s.
tr VIE
been seeF Fs csc relatives
sH H-H.F F-.r.aF OF esnHasa .sss .
cons H-H r1 rtsrfs. srHssE-a .
mono. Hr H1f-
gFaea tmFrat
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1- Hr sIHvrr|sf r-fFT-s
4. Hrs+fs sr ar-s-ss
aHH messages s-HF fs F.r Ese- r
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
Give Your Feet
A Chance

step TEas Fees TeFsEss-Tirsf- AekiaE.
Egssis<- TEFeest=E Feet cst Gsstaet
Esitss Fro= ToSGo. ~ MAKES tss
Fss- Feel Smaller azf TiEes
Ess~s cs=fgEfaete.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

80 I'd 20 90 20 50 p. =.
susas an4 smell bs9F Tier you want
ToNco ssiek. sor To$Go raasss
eissn skin Ike a babN's. and your
tlxht sac~s ~or-t hurt any more
fort a14 foot health use all drug
sists % sect rrspsif- ~ p-rnl.on
fn.rr1acs4 Co. Chicago CO - today
szd Esse vel sesf tczosre~.
ye. .trt .i..y. n.a rs..ws- te..n
p.~rs.. q. =. H~tss Sad s..-a Var
nus<S. Eo<k rsls ea. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
ORDER CHICAGO PAPERS
FROM r. l. NEWS AGENCY

ONCE located at 100 West Seventeenth
Street, Rear of Rock Island
House.
You can have all Chicago Daily and
Sunday papers delivered promptly TO
your door by calling the R. I. News
Agency Phone r. I. 1885. Your order
viii be appreciated.-(Ad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

All the news. al the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

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and rGtEa@aiout
90 tETtr usitrry.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

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drive yost reAFty dis
tfaetesi WtsE hoGr
t2fobbiEE n chfng.
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sed al ntxat long. TOO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

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Several Prosecutions Repor t e d
to the Department of Inland
Fisheries and Game-55
Short Trout Seized
MAJOR BENEFITS Sue
CESSOR ELECTED THUR.
The State Has Several Hundred
Wool Blankets For Sale at
a Bargain-Fumigating
Plant Now in Use

Chief Warden Howard Wood Of
Greenville reports to the Department
CT Inland Fisheries and Game group
of fines for breaking the game laws
which ought to be almost record
CATCH for the season. He recently
interrupted four Newport men who had
been catching short trout and seized
55 short fish from them. The fisher
men had taken the little trout from
waters in the southeastern part OF
Piscataquis county. When the little
fish were received at the offices OF the
department, they were found to be
wonderful specimens Of the brook trout
with brilliant spots and splendid COL
or. Fines were paid separately by four
men: Joseph Hoyt paid total OF $50
ir costs and fines; Fred Hoyt paid
$50; J. Pushor paid $50; and Gus
Julac paid SIS.
Warden Wood Of Greenville reports
the prosecution Of Horace. F. Delano
Of Abbot. charged with permitting a
dog owned by the respondent to chase
deer after he had been notified of the
mischief the dog was DOING The re-
SPohooht dpPcdicu HUN VIC D"'N 49,
nicipal courts judgment of guilt. the
case to be tried at the September term.
Warden E. W. Ward of Millinocket
reports to the Department of Fish
cries and Game the payment OF SID
in fines each by Stanley Griers and Joe
Adams. whom he interrupted while en-
gagged in fishing for white perch in
North Twin lake Three perch had
been caught.