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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Germans Shoot Down Owni
PARTICULARS FOR
PARADE RECEIVED

c. y Isaacson, secretary of Rock
Island lodge. No. $50. B. p. o. Elks.
this morning received from Colonel
J. F. Hofferman, Bloomington, ser
geant-at-arms of the state association
of Elks, particulars relative TO the big
parade which is 10 be the feature of
the state meeting at East st. Louis,
May %, &c and q.
The parade is to be held the second
day, forming at 1870 and starting at
2 Those in line are TO wear plain
white gloves in addition TO the uni
forms selected by each individual
lodge, and carry banners showing
name of town. Lodges will be placed
in line according TO their number.
The wheel parade on the third day,
will be the big social affair for the
visitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
LOANS or s1,237,OOO
ILLEGAL, IS CHARGED

Los NgEet=s Cal. April 30 -CtarE-
"a wifh savisE illegally t1ared them
selves g. SO 200 b-i8sEiEE 90 1900
ss1ess1ifsrs scattered tsF99Eholr the
~aarsrg Charles g. t5fFF and eight
astrr f5ru~r 8se.sfs 0f tts Los An
Er-ss tev-stmrat company Wers is-
1iet-f tg rse e1arty Erau1 iary Tss-
frrtaY
s5ttesu 5nIirfmeats we're firf.
whirs set forth ere additional charge
that tb- accused ar~n had seh~mrf
Co 1919 Co deceive stockholders b. the
false sfaf~ussr that Aa.irru CaGsrrfs.
Charles W sekwab. former senator
" a CLARK of Nastaua and other
r1fftf1raires we're urs1ttatire fp buV
lands at a price wtirh W1uta net the
snvestmssF cpmpaav a profit of So
660.00a
Tes rew frairfmeats supplement
true tfits aEairss th~ accused men
On orfnb~r. 1919. ~ the federal grand
fary. wbfes charged them with having
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
POPE is URGED TO
TAKE WAR STAND
European Church Leader. Insisting
rhaf Vatican Abandon It, Atti-
tudc ID Neutrality.

Rosse. April 90 Belgian and Preach
eardiHais. archbishop and bishops
have united to- au appeal Co Pope
B~uctict for the vatican 60 abandon
its attitude of neutrality maintained
since the beginning of the war. They
say they eanu1t uudeFEtand how thc
bead 90 a church founded on the
principles % riEht and justice can re-
main ueutrai without protesting ~
the same time against thos. who vio-
late written and unwrltten laws The
ponfiG is urged Co assume an atti-
tut~ which would b. cpoch-msfiug Ia
the history % the papacy. II Is re-
called that tu the vatican council %
1870 q petition signed by 80 bishops
vas presented. demanding that the
church prumulEat~ Christian pFin-
eiPlss 90 regulate war and the rights
% nations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
TWO BOYS KILLED
IN FRISCO STORM
Damage OF 100000 Done in the City
Exposition Building Roof is
Blown Away.

San Francisco. Cal. April 30-In
the last "a hours San Francisco has
been assaulted by gale that reached
q velocity OF nearly one hundred miles
per hour. Two boys were killed by
fallen electric wires. The damage is
S20O. 600. The wind took on piece of
tin roofing on the California building
at the exposition. The storm is abat-
ing
Record breaking cold weather and
high winds caused widespread damage
in a half dozen western states Or
chards in California and Oregon suf-
fered- Thousands OF lambs were
frozen TO death IN Idaho.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Measure Permitting One
Government for Adjoin-
ing Cities Supported.
OBJECTION TO OTHERS
Joker Said to Have Been
Found in New Law to
Regulate Merchants.

Springfield. III. April House
bill l69 authorizing "a common govern
mcut FOR contiguous municipalities.
without losing their municipal
identity. was the only bill advanced
from second 10 third reading in the
house today. all others being objected
20. Forty-sevcu bills We're advanced
from first TO second reading
Representative Thomason's bin pro
viding for state regulation OF commits
sion merchants and their business was
sent back TO the house judiciary COM
mittee after a losing fight by friends
TO keep it upon the house calendar.
Opponents claim they have found a
Joker" in il.
Abandon BrIbe Inquiry.
=. +. Davidson. Chicago architect
who was cited TO appear before the
bar of the house, has escaped the
threatened grilling.
The house late yesterday afternoon
dismissed the proceedings against him
after Representative Louis J. Pierson.
acting as his attorney, presented a
statement containing a denial that
bribery charges.
Ernest Mccullough. vice president
OF the Western Society of Engineers,
WAS in Springfield during the day-Pre-
pared 10 produce Witnesses and a
stenographic record TO substantiate
his statement that Davidson had said
that two members Of the house license
committee had told him they had been
offered S2.5OO each TO vote for house
bill No. 40s. licensing structural en-
gineers.
Members of the house, however.
we're content to let the matter rest
with Davidson's denial Mr.. McCul-
Tough. as a consequence, said he would
not make public the stenosraphic
record. He intimated that after the
adjournment of the legislature, David
son would be taken 10 task in formal
proceedings before the Western So
ciety OF Engineers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
COMPROMISE To
END DIFFICULTY
Master Plumbers and JOurneymen
Said to Have Reached An AMIGA
BILE Agreement.
RATIFICATION Is LOOKED FOR
Five Per Cent Increase During First
Year and Ten in Second Is Re-
ported Compact.

a compromise is understood TO have
been reached by journeymeu plumbers
and employers as a result of the con-
ference last evening between men of
both sides acting as an arbitration
board.
No definite announcement is coming
from the master plumbers as 10 terms
OF the agreement which it is expected
viii be signed by the union, but re-
port is that an increase OF > per cent
in wages over the present scale of s5
day viii be given the plumbers dur
ing the first year of the new contract
and 10 per cent. the raise asked, dur
ing the second year. Journeymen are
90 have Saturday afternoons to them
selves. but not with pay.
Union Expected to Concur.
Men appointed by the plumbers were
not empowered 10 sign any contract on
behalf of the local. Representative of
the plumbers announced themselves as
satisfied with the conditions imposed
by the tentative agreement and gave
it as their opinion that the other mem
bers Of the union would see things in
the same light.
meeting of the trade members has
been called for tonight and at that
time the agreement as settled on by
the conferees will be presented for
approval. II satisfactory. the men viii
begin work tomorrow morning under
the new conditions.
If unsatisfactory 10 the other mem
bers of the union. all negotiations as
they now stand viii be of.
Hope In Carpenter Situation.
Men who viii act as a board of arbi-
ters meet tonight to adjust the points
at issue in the carpenters agreement.
Hope is entertained that amicable set
tlement Will be made. for work has
beer. slack and neither side desires TO
carry on business without a compact
stating the exact relations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
HOSPITAL MEDICAL
MEN NAME OFFICERS

Officers were elected today by the
Illinois State Hospital Medical asso-
citation. in session At Watertown hos
pifai. as follows:
President-Dr. Charles B. Read
Peoria hospital.
Vice president-Dr. Charles 3. CaId-
well. Lincoln school and colony.
Secretary-treasurer- Ralph B.
Mccarthy. Chicago hospital.
Proposed amendments TO the by
laws were discussed and tabled. There
were &c delegates in attendance. rep
resenting nine state hospitals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
DAVENPORT DOCTOR
TO SPEAK IN ALEDO
Special 10 We Arrua- }

Aisto. April 30 Secretary \ y
Mack~y % the Mercer County Medical
society has issued the program for
the annual meeting % the orEaniza-
tioa vhieh t. 90 Be held here next
Tuesday 90 the Aicfo club rooms. or
acers for the year are % BE- elected.
The program
Adarsss-E- = Morgan North Her
tsrsors
f'spsF-L. fathhuru. New Windsor.
Address. Indigestion l. W Lit
tiE. Davenport
Address. ~Pn~umoHia In children
Frank Fuiisr. Keokuk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
IN
ARMENIAN
AGAIN BEGUN
Kurds Resume Murderous
Attacks on Christians in
Lake Van District.

Ietfs. rraassaas.s. Apri1 z0-fl--
arHsl sf rrerer Eassaeres gf Christ
iaes ae ErElrglz ere Eaa iE progress
ts Esr usalr district os Lake Vaa-
CaEriefs betUFrn Nr1Faiaas and
EsrEs tsiiF arc hee1saiaE more asdu-
-afr 40 rte-Ef. .1EattF F~rr~ engage
@rrr ts Occurring today az Btatssch.
tIEatisE Eas been E1lEE oa several
weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
WOMAN DESERTS HER
FAMILY II CHILDREN

Perth Amboy. y. J. April S0.-Mrs.
Ida MacFariane was arrested yester-
dav charged with deserving her Il
children and her husband. Mrs. Mac
Fariane declares she left the house
and her children because her hus-
band brought housekeeper into their
home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Liberal River Policy Urged.

Muskogee. Okla, April 30.-Liberal
policy by the government in improve
ment of rivers and harbors that ad-
vantages of water transportation may
he preserved TO the fullest extent" is
urged in a resolution adopted by the
Southern Commercial Congress today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
JOY RIDERS THROW
BOTTLE INTO AUTO

Aieto. III. April 80 Because Or
vile Mariia and - Johnson. iiviak
southeast % the eitv. in returning
from an auto trip frum AndAlusiA.
thrsu q b@er bottle into the radiator
of Harry S~artoat's machine. they
wsre arrested yesterday on an infor-
rnzsioa eharEirk malicious mischief.
Sled ~ enuufy eoaa-s - States At;oE-
asy =. u Wfis0a-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
LESTER NESBITT Is
DEAD OF HIS WOUNDS

lester Nesbfss. tas 5ssssctoF ef tas
Nivsssse read Weo SEs seoe ~
chtrtss CsrrtaE Etous az ssaptoys % tes
Fasd. dss,t ttsr shas aftsrnaor as S.
&etfosV hospital
ctFrf1zfen ts cue ou senes eGs VII
preeablY Eaee o ensrEs ef =sr,tsr zos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

rar#aa. April s0 Marked progress
a5afr-rflr has been made o. ts- aT-
0relr Efforts r1 wtr ere uarsa-
H-.-s Psi Haf operations. REPORTS %
frr rraEssrrFrrF. atser
eHraE Hsr fa-y .asteaf= lhe u-5f-
.s. .sa- ss.eret-f aa ESTABLISHING two
.ars ssrass gllIboi seeinssls on the
HIr.ersE e.t- 1r rE- uarEaErlirs. oe~
fHr ae. fsr second az ere aEEer
r rrtr far re.raaeF t1 f.F sea Of
E.tFmara.
~ HrrIla statement teEf severe FseF-
E has occurred ts tae roUa of CALI
al tends fE eeee~g IRE urtfisA sr-
a.F1 tasE tse allies have susarf
Fs ferrss ere peelsssiE sf teis ratss
H ne would esf ere Tlrtsse
blenders ar ere peeiesgls from ss-
ts.sser .a tls way st sae1les ast rs-
HrarrrgeHrs from Cersrsarfrapr-
NT anel4I ssaferrrf f-5ra Uar-
Hss..aaDlr f9tsv SAWS tsr allied
rHr.-e which laElrf ea ffE Ns.sr.s
s.fs 1t rgr usrtfr-,.-s have H--n re-
Hrr.F ar.v-n awav. Ehat "a farE- parF
.t .F.ars weiei Invaded Galflpoft
are.1ss.s have been trfVre or ans
'Ftr several wars1las aet tran spots
af - srs EaVr beer fsaaErf Hos
.r -r.-s st gaEn rrBr. ad ttr west
.eass st sau.pol preiassts nrar tsr
.e. aF- esseiaatriv mslntsla.as tbets
9as Haas. Gedrr the srufeetl1n o.
saps -aE1aa saws fssgttsrv feaFseE
rHnra a tse rrEiaa of ere Ssrz
.sHt. a. Es asserted ere rurts are
a7Hatr.eE an a.ivanee fsr cashier sE-
r.t ar rae griUsf
Errarts Cauipau tapfuret-
N. Athens tfspatcE SAYS ere city or
Ht..1 .H che EgrupeaE stte ot ta~
Dfrtsae.Irs. tss been eapta--t BY ere
a..rs Ese rargfss Gore HE Niagara. ou
'ar fe.srfe s.tr Of ere straits. tas beea
ramHsrfrd b-awiv
a-rHfE attacks on che Tser have
.rasr" ara fsr enemy fallen bacs oa
f1r defensive. sgvs ere rimes eorrss-
enaf-as. writing rhurstsY
aers NBrU a0=Na aGetaf state
rrH Ftr alEht saws Reports trp-a
.Hr 1srtasrliss paw trt8ats t8 tae
bravery srt enthusiasm ~ the TurE-
fse troops. tn their grss basflr at Ega
hf.r .ar rsfts tiG roc ere a shot. bgt
r-aG.srt ere rgrmv win thT bavuaer-
Farf wsrsFips boussar,isf Sed1gI
DtFr while tBts battle was tu gro
s--ss fls TURKS captured a large
lssafrr OF rifrs ant aaama1itiass
so ga.aBou ere ruriss tasEsf gaistTr-
flstrI-v two DAYS agaiast a eoestsat
s,fsrt of shs eneulv wtfhoat seoNtsE
fsaEse on ere sastsru asa western
'rsuts tss stfgatfes. EsasraltY SPEAK
aE ts sarhHsErf
lHefsg. April go ne Nsss cores
aeafret saws several tsgssart prs
.ar-s already have. sees takes bv tts
s.|rs n tss uarJisssitss fzetiss ts-
..li.eE @anv Germss sresr<. wso
Htrr srpe sent S1 Malta. serteus tsee-
sss fa rarslss fortt-eattsas rvsss-et
ff s sousbar,taaerf tas aitisd fref ear
e.r.t egf siasitsseoustv WifE te~ tssG-
ne er .rsops Mssdav. SAYS ere carte
.c.rs ecrressoa6snt
New German East Oasasivs.
fr1reeFat. NprI s0=A Eeeerat Ger
a..sa afeesfvs ts once Gors safer Wav
ti'aa tss sntirs prisssasa serE~r frprz
wise ss tse vtstuta river TIE Ger
see advance svttensfT f. ainest ss
asltic srgvieees. Wniea are rtes O.
crops aaG ether fsot5 sargi-ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIN r. VI. Tomorrow. for
Rock Island. Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.

ana hifAhAits
Generally fair tonight and Saturday.
not mueh change in temperature.
Temperature az 3 a. m. So Highest
yesterday 90. lowest last night sg.
Velocity OF uird 40 a. M 4 miles
per hour.
FrczsRiiaflqlE- rgEc---
Hclafive humidity at 2 p. ui. IS. az e
a N. -. az . n. today e.
Stage OF vafsr fest. q faii of 2 Dol
last "a hours
. -. sHERiEE. Local Forecastcr.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
Evening stars Afars. saturn- Morn
ms stars Venus. Mercury. irpifcr.
u~<uIrs. fEe fard'r pf th@ sickle. IS
a tb~ m~rtilsn about 81 O.. u-. snutb
q r~rffr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Twenty Three Killed and 40
Wounded by Shells
From the Sea.
HOUSES ARE WRECKED
Zeppelin Drops Bombs on
Ipswich, England, but No
Lives Are Lost.

A German fleet was sighted
today OFF the coast of Belgium.
Paris said Dunkirk, France, yes
terday received 10 shells. Berlin
says In this connection that the
fortress at Dunkirk was shelled
yesterday by German artillery
Berlin, April Official: "ArI-
atOrs have been active on the
coast. At 0stend houses were
damaged. The fortress OF Dun
kirk was sheIled by German ar
tiIlery. In ArgOnne we captured
a trench. Near Cornay an aero
plane of the enemy came TO earth.
The aTiatOrs were found dead.
In fighting in the heights of
Meuse between April 2f and 2s
the French lost in prisoners f3
officers and 1000 men.
~StrOng Russian attacks on our
positions failed with heavy losses.
The Germans captured five officers
and 800 unwOunded soldiers. Am
sterdam says the town of See
brugge, German submarine Dase
in Belgium, is being heavily bOm-
barded."
London, April 30 1t is officially
dispatch says the American
steamer Cushing, from Philadei-
piifu; arriYed at Rotterdam. re-
ports having been attacked by
German airmen in the North sea
Wednesday.
The Cushing was flying Ameri-
can flags with her name displayed
on her sides in huge letters. The
airmen dropped two bombs.
There was no damage.
London. April BOLT Is officially
denied that German warships
bOmbarded Dunklrk, France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Also That Several Enemy
Warsbips and Transports
Have Been Damaged
REPORTS At VARIANCE
London Asserts Invaders
Have Established 2 Lines
Across Peninsula.

Decisive rirfarr over fhe allirf
f.rrra ia 30 Dardaneiirs r~Eisn
a. fHr1rnrrf by thr rurki,h war
Ha re. ttTirF. fram Eriff.h ant
frFurH eaurvr., however. contra
Irf fhr rursish claim. saying
fnr allies arr making marked pro-
Frrst- British oairials rrmain
rrf.rrnf Concerning the sifnafiar.
Huf Loudsu papers eoufain ffs-
patches fruuI that rezion uhirt
riaim fhr allies arr steadily nf-
s1rrIag undsr cover af fhr urvt.
Doe nee without suferinr hrary
Iaaere- tfheus predicts ths eau-
rsFn win a-t iong tinr. a. thr
Iurst orrupy evcsptioaaiiF veil
prepared defensive po-ffieus-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Paris April 30.-German warShipS
have been seen off the Belgium coast.
says an official statement today. Nine
teen large shells have fallen on Dun
kirk Twenty-three persons were
killed and 40 wounded at Dunkirk.
Some houses were destroyed.
Continuing the report says the
French made progress north of
Ypres The city of Rheims received
500 shells. many Of incendiary nature
Several fires were started, but We're
quickly extinguished.
Dunkirk is on the northern coast Of
France a few miles from the Belgian
border It is at the northern entrance
of the English channel
Ipswich. England. April 30.-A Ger
man airship. believed a Zeppelin.
dropped bombs on this historic town
shortly after midnight. None was in
jured, although there were several
narrow escapes The property dam
age is small A bomb fell in back of
a bedroom in the home of Z. Living
stone and wrecked the furniture.
Flames broke out and virtually de-
stroyed the remainder of the house.
Livingstone rescued his wife and son.
Bury Saint Edmunds, England. April
30.-Shells from an airship shortly
after 1 this morning caused four fires.
While there was no loss of life, prop
erty damage was considerable.
Germans Shoot Down 0wnf
Havre, April 30.-Virtual annihila-
ton of 1000 Germans who crossed the
Yperlee over bridge near Steen-
is described by the newspaper
Vingtene Siegle. Belgian artillery de-
stroyed the bridge while field artillery
showered shrapnel Many tied hand
kerchiefs to their bayonets and raised
them as a sign of surrender, but i'm
their own quick firers open
I'd fire and moved them down. Many
survivors were made prisoners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Frfreerst. Npru 80-=A Eeeerat Ger
eisa afeesfvs ts once eors aelier Way
tiaea fas entire pr1lssasn sorJ5rr freaa
Wise ts tae Vtstuia river TIE Ger
sea sfvancs evalersfg f. atsssd ss
Hitit.c sravtaees. Wniea are rtee g.
crops saG ether food saEsltss
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

|, Gerald +. Currier, of Churchill, Idaho.
the assignee Of William b. Coursen and
Ferdinand Brown, who made entry No.
IIz, 81 and 1876, under the provisions of
an act OF the legislature of the state OF
Idaho, commonly known as the Carey
Act" approved March Z, 1899, which
embraces ETA of swI-4 and Sci a OF SEA-
and swI-4 of SEA- OF section ?, of town
ship las, of range ~ E.B.M., do here
by give notice of my intention to make
final proof to establish my claim to the
land above described, and that | expect
to prove that have resided on, re
claimed and cultivated said land as re-
qured by law, before L. w. Howard,
Carey Act Land Commissioner, at Oak
ley, Idaho, on the grid day OF July,
1915, by two of the following witnesses:
Quincy A. Cross, of Churchill, Idaho,
J. I. Blankenshp, John F Alexander and
Tracy II. Howard, all of Oakley, Idaho,
GERALD K. CURRIER,
ia Eptryman
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final Proof

l, VIM. Hez Miller, of Churchill, Idaho,
the assignee of Charles A. Johnson, who
made entry No. s. and $40 under the pro-
visions of an act of the legislature of the
state of Idaho, commonly known as the
Carey Act" approved March and, 1899,
which embraces SI-a SEA- of Section
IL, of township las, of range al E.B.M,
do hereby give notice of my intention
to make final proof to establish my claim
to the land above described, and that
expect to prove that ! have resided on,
reclaimed and cultivated said land as
required by law, before L. w. Howard,
Carey Act Land Commissioner at Oakley,
Idaho, on the 10th day of July, IoIs.
by two of the following Witnesses.
Crosby Biggerstaff, Quincy A. Cross,
Charles Fl. Foster and Leason H. Bailey,
all Of Churchill, Idaho.
VIM. HEZ MILLER,
Jo Entryman.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
SERIAL Nos. 0ll0l7.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior u. $, Land
Office at HALEY, Idaho:
May 18th, 1915.
Notice is hereby given THAT Rasmus Made.
OF Oakley, Idaho who on March 18Th, 1872
Nl-2 SWI4, SW1-4 NWl-4, Sec. l3: sEl4Nk
Sec. IA. Twp. IA South, Range ~ East. Boise
Meridian. has filed notice of intention TO
make Final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before
l.. W. Howard, u s Commissioner at Oakley
Idaho on the 10Th day of July, 1915.
Claimant names Witnesses; Samuel J
johnson. Thomas A. johnson, Bowers John
son, Lee p. Mcmillan. All OF Oakleys Idaho.
J2 j. f. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25

that is the prime cause of dis
regard and contempt for law.
The crying evil according to
crimlnologists and sociologists
is American la wlessness. We
are suffering from a repletion
of statutes which because of
their freakishness and foolish
ness lead to a disregard for
the really fundamental laws
and principles of conduct. Ii
half of the statutes were re-
pealed, and the remainder
boiled down to the compass
of the law of Moses, our cou-
ntry would once more become
a laws abiding nation, and
there would be a real meaning
behind the legal axiom that
every man is presumed tc
know the law.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
RArBS OF sURsoRirTIok.


W. Il LEElS fOh ~ MULE GA M.
A wise precaution against
eventualities on the part of
this country, would be the
establishment of two power
full fleets, one for the Pacific
and one for the Atlantic. In
case of war, the first move of
an enemy would be to watch
the Panama Canal, and the
direct effect of such a move
under present conditions wou-
Id be an unprotected Atlantic
or Pacific sea board. A double
fleet ensures us protection on
all sides. Another lesson of
the great war is that the Pam
anna Canal should be protect.
ed by strong forts and heavy
guns. to back up the fleet in
protecting the canal. The
canal should be protected by
veritable impregnable fort
reSseS.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-06-25
SERIAL No. Oe776.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NO TIE TON To bLIO = I1ON.
Department Of the Interior-U. 8. Land
Office at HALEY. Idaho,
May 18th, 1915.
Notice is~hereby given that Joseph Nee
ham, OF Oakley, Idaho. who June 9TH
1911. made Homestead entry Serial No. O877o.
for En, Section 81, Township IA South
Range % II. NJ, has Sled notice OF intention
to make Final Three Year proof to establish
claim 10 the land above described before l..
W. Howard, $. Commissioner. at Oakley,
Idaho on the 18th day of July 1915.
Claimant names AS witnesses: Charles Day
ley, John W. Elquist, Samuel johnson and
Hector Q. Hnight, all of Oakley. Idaho.
u J. K. WILLIAMS. Register.