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The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
Arizona.

Arizona.
Arrivals ut Prescott from Big Bug
creek report very interesting placer
uinfns movement at the old Miller
ranch.
The EiGhty.Five Mining Company Of
Ll0rdsburE, ". NJ. has resumed ship
ment OF ore to the Calumet 4 Arizona
smelter and Will send from two to
three carloads per day to the Douglas
reduction works.
Smelter construction In Arisona dur.
inO the past year was very active. At
Miami the International Smelling and
Refining Company In erecting = plant
designed principally for reducing the
copper concentrates Of that district.
A report comes from the old Hack.
berry mine that some excellent ore
has beer found On the new level. which
Is below the 600 Of the old incline.
The ore Is high In silver, some gold
being present In the higher grade
rock.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22

Duluth, MINI. =. LinsssA - Cash.
1885,. May. ei.ssk.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
WOMAN
WITH A HATCHET
Bernard Schneider Charged with Ser,
iggs Act, of Cruelty in suit
Tor Divorce.

BAH for divorce and Injunction va-
fied iu eircuif court yesterday after
noon bv Mrs. Kate Schneider against
BERNARD Schneider. Fast Moline. Ken
worthy q EeuwoFthy appear for tho
p,aigtiG 1uisc =. ". oimHted grant
20 a temporary order preventing tho
defendant from carrying out hts aiies-
"a threat % disposiuF % $4,000 worth
% real estate in Past Moline and
from irtcrfrFfur with his wife IN any
wav Custody % two % the children
e. asked.
The eoap's vas married about 7s
years ago fu ocucseo according 20 the
btlt Drunkenness and cruelty are
alleged. 70 Be- charged that during the
Chustmas season % 1915 while his
wife vas Hlck Co bed. the defendant
atsa c<rd her With = hafchct and but
for thr timely intervention 1f a son.
she misst have iosf her iifr. May /. %
Fhis year hs is said 90 have broken
the hnErr % bis wife IN a haiti. which
eudef only wken the police we're
called.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
new DECLARATION
IN MEENAN CASE
Suit Tor $4,000 for Death Of Popular
Oaicer Against X. l. S Heard
This Term.

Amended declaration IN the suit OF
T.. r. Mecuan. administrator OF the
estate of Cornelius Giccuan. deceased,
~. the Rock Island Southern. for
$4,000 damages. was filed in circuit
court yesterday afternoon. Albert HUI
beF and Kcnworthy a. Ecnworthy APP
pear for Mr. Nceuan.
Since the starting 81 the action both
Jhe father and mother OF tine motor
cycle officer who lost hts life In the
Performance % duty. have died from
grief over thc tragic passing OF their
boy.
Two years ago today. Harry Dixon,
who was on TOP % a Rock Island
Southern car On the yards I'm the west
end o. the city. came IN contact with
q live wire. omcsr Neeuau and
Charles Kaiser went % the relief of
che young man and iu attempting 20
save him both Mccnan and Kaiser lost
their lives. Later Dixon died.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
CHILDREN GIVEN
ROOM IN LIBRARY
Board Decides 10 Spend Si.so0 for
Benefit % Younger People OF
City.

Ch.Ircn % Rock Island viii soon
have @ room % their own in the pub
lic library Al Jhe monthly meeting
of tEe library board last night the re-
port uf the special committee appoint
cd 20 Investigate the cost OF installing
chudrcu's department recommended
such innovation here AZ a cost which
viii approximate 81 200.
Decision was made 10 turn over the
south room on the second floor OF the
building 90 the young people and bids
for the decorating OF the hall viii be
asked The room designated is. per
hapE. the most CHEEKY Ia the struc-
ture and O. declared an ideal location
FOR Just such purposes as that for
which % Is 20 be used.
The committee visited Aioliue's new
chiidren's department and that Of the
Davenport library. The former was
Installed az a cost OF 81 500 while
navenport's children's room entailed
an expense % only 81 600. In the lat
ter instance the department was
planned from the beginning. lessen
ing the expense. The committee was
% the opinion that somewhere be-
tween the two amounts would be the
figure which Rock Island will have 10
lay out 20 equip the rooms In proper
manner 70 permit successful operation
% the latest phase OF library admins
tration.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
Poslam Quick
to Master
Worst Eczema

II your suffering from Eczema OF
any itching skin trouble has been in
tense. the quick relief from one appii-
cation % Posiam VIII seem wonderful
20 you
Just as soon as you spread Il gently
on. itching stops: burning skin is
gratefully soothed; no more need 20
scratch. no discomfort to keep you
awake.
And 90 see the trouble disappear
will he another cause for wonder.
Improvement every day. The skin,
forced 20 respond. soon resumes its
natural color and condition.
Your drugEis; sells Poslan- For
free sample write TO Emergency Lab
oratories. - West asth s.. New York
Posiam Soap. for toilet and bath.
medleatee with Poslan: - cents and
Is eeats.-(Aay.J
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
ALBERT TABOR IS
CHOSEN CAPTAIN
rreui-iu- Hi-h Sehssl PLAYER wa
Lead Basketball Iram During
Next Season.

Hifrt Trb1r. O. laHl5r youth ia thc
E4eE Is'sal t.sh school and O. mem-
trr e. .ass tssaa's baaErttau avc.
ass ias. r.rat elected captain uf the
ras# Cor .ae 1915 season.
-ae.Fs r.sr .r aaasetba.l has been
rH.rH 300 I.t rat make fir ap-
ss-sre rHeas flr candidates at ttF
.-e.rH.ae af Etr season ana was nos
#.ptFsrt lHlt tls lItrF-ci4Fs tour
rrF. usrE EiE mssFelnuE playing
caused CearE WIu E1hH tu .gdIre him
t4 como aar Cog tEr regulars. in che
Hr-,.rirr~r tFE11Ea te sa8ErI much
promise aef raH retained by H1hb as
gtu.E man. H~ rarte. pafrd On a
ter EsW fr.1Fr ttr u.E Eisht tour
Hsmeaf az CsirsharE. but it vas not
artt fE.e FpaFrfV that tr showed hlE
rsf raFtr. $50 waF cent .u az q sub
ftgfe |as Captain Reeves. ana aF-
.1risETt EeE teammates and Coach
HatH Hr tIs hasEFtfaI EEili. He was
.Erf iH rrsr'F aii OF thT games os the
.a.rrFF Dts hFsf playing be.uE shown
r rH~ rsf same brfwrer Rock fE-
.sat srt Cr'rEfHrs f1r che Champion
tIT tlr t9eE tfT place % H1rFiE aud
F-,prf materially ir coping tais
-ri7rshir fit lir was also taken
tr tHF state tournament 90 Decatur
ere ee showed up VFry we'll Even
fr1rer tr IF r1t am experienced has
srfhall maH. Tabor should arFult tim-
sr'f velf aE captain of usEt rraE1u'I
team
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
COLONIAL.

Tuesday Sidney Drew IN the Tim
"a AR. Tootics." three part Vitagraph
comedy: The Sisters Solace." Bio
graph drama
Wednesday-Earl Metcalfe in The
Cipher Key three part LUhen
dramal ~Sweedie Learns 10 Ride.
tEssanay comedy)
Thursday Williams and AMI
"a Stewart in From Headquarters, "
three act Broadway star featured /,
Music In Flats" Edison comedy
Friday-Lilie Leslie in The Trsg-
edy Of the HIS 1.-TWO part Luben) /:
His Jungle Sweetheart" lSelig COM
edyl. Gamblers I. .. Z"
Sunday-Ethel Clayton in The IN
Married Husband" two actsI. Anna
Nelson in Barriers Swept Aside. 9"
two part Kalem): Flora Finch in
Two and Two. Cvitagraph comedy)
Saturday-Sidney Drew in Between
the Two of Them" three acts); Bes-
sic Learn in The Experiment; Get
ting a Start in Life comedy
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
SINGLE BUILDING
FOR SANAT0RIUM
ssas,i .asmits Ftaa -fnnar a. Tat Il
ataleipai Tuberculosis lfs-sftai
In EaeAfard.
-. satFF. vrTa THESE sroEII ;


r1ss ss3a5.sfsf 8y Eas sasereaiasls
sssta1fH.m board re ere eelsae1 ta a.
4e.9 srf a Mayer Mecssaealr e.
4rer yesterday eftsrueea saaE a
.asaf- ever EFess considered ta ges
ss fsf -Hsfraf 81 fBr cottage svs-
--n rl-rs .s provided suE 6as balst.
4f ae cos. sf walea viii zsssexf-
nae II1H
H-s- 6.tns follow fn Ftssast every
f-.s. u1ae af Esr rev ns saielgai sas-
sars4af .F g7cafsr't sst FFe eeassfsr-
-f H# n-assrrs af ere soast as she
Hrs ral r1r Ea-s sslsa.4 s.feaaEs
aa I-F- tes.9s sas Been tsaea oa
r a6arI has passed gBoa thsa tn
f-rrs ssf fse meeting beta Yesgsr-
fsr r1t r1 sgbmif the G8eEfsrf rlsa
p u- council. f1r i1t approval An
stser a-eFsF eas beta Ja.s arterseas-
tarFvr HaildiaE asrs-
TIE rgfse t1 EocSf9e1 ts maeE
.Hs.- -r ras fhaf t1 - erected here.
II mo ssrssFsmenrs rov Gasss eea-
.f-rsr.r HsFrrailze re bult1inz
a-r- provides fsr t2 Baslsuss wailr
.a. ra a- erected fo Rock tsiand atu
have s.11sa asaaatloas fsr setwe-a s1
arf
r- eaaIas pisaass ts an -t~
sHsr- rFe- stories elFs art rou-
srrI.a-t ~ E-l.a on ere frsr rsas
p.. H- r.r mrs.s frpsftmFrf. tse sec.
ssf ..- a1aseas ant C1s ssirt. eaii.
s--H
fa r5- as-H past betvser ere wiess
rn -H-r sHt. wut be ere siaalasseFa
ree rr .-a ts fa.s saeFe srefi1e. ar
aa.r raHr v5I tr rHr private f1aess.
afI H. ra- eiaEs on fsrF rrt wta
Dol wards.
100 a-~ wiz Be t1est=t on ere
rr r#rr era er fae te.rt w.. e- enc
aHr faartafrnes.
tF - raaf sfsas ere sst-t.
bats H- v9rt af rrrr.HE ar -r
....Ga- vu ae sfrrrEser aF set
-- instruction wEI scarf ss.s ssaTe
mrF
Cottage Plan b tjrst CsastfsFed-
TH- cottage plan was Goes tFrrt be-
f- .l- F.fHs ar tE- Gsesfrrt
aff were received bsre Tbs srrseEs-
H-ar ersFhtsf f1r an 7rasee
HlrE wiEE tFelee. treE Fenra-
er- anf nurses quarters. art also
some rooms rsr ere patients who were
Hf HHe advanced stages ef tF- Disease
4ff esumarfrt constant arrn
those whose Eusess was cess
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
MADAME MElBA
F0RFEITS BONDS
Ciairreysni Charged With stealing
se-ssg Prem ". Il. Ballard tan
not Er Located.
II. Il. srxHoN Is NAMED SURETY
After BeinE BsuRd over to Grand JHry
fer Larreny. Defendant Fiees
% New Fisids.

Roud Ia the sum % se.0eo fled BY
%. n. Siumuu Es surety gur Airs Rose
STANLEY. alias Bcuiah smith. alias
Madanie Mriba. ciairvoyaut. under In
dicimrnt for the larceny Of $500
from ". 20. Ballard. Charles City.
Iosa. Vas forfeited 60 circuit court
yesterday afternoon
Madame Aieiha aud her daughter
came 90 Rock Island with Ballard.
aged lover % the former. Nov. IS.
last. and after putting up az the Rock
Island house. the two women arc al
legged Co have stolen the hank roll OF
the wealthy farmer and made their
escape in the small hours Of the night
Dec the defendant vas bound
over 70 the grand jury By Police Mag
istratc &. J. smith Bond In the sum
of 1000 vas required. which Mr.
Ssmmon furnished. a true bill was
returned against her az the January
term of circuit court.
Forfeit Rond.
All Efforts 20 locate the fortune
teller failed and the bond was declar-
cd forfeited on March 10. and yester-
day Judge r. W. Olmsted entered
Judgment in favor 81 the people and
against the surety.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
neatel5
MAJESTIC.

Tuesdsy-Alice Brady in "As Ye
Sow give partsl-
Wednesday, Gahy Deslys. supported
BY Harry Piicer. IN Her Triumph"
Thursday-Csrlyle Blackwell in
The High Hand
Friday-Juiius Steger in The Fifth
commandment"
Saturday-Lyda Borelii in Souls
Enchanted" Rive parts.
Sundzy-Thomas Jefferson and
Adeiia Thurston In Shadows OF a
Great CITY"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
Legal,
Executors Notice.

Estate of Maria Weander. deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executor of the last will and
testament of Maria Weander, late Of
the county OF Rock Island, state of
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. Judge of the probate
court OF Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city of
Rock Island, at the June term, on the
first Monday in June next, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04

HF5ets.-. fu-1eer. &C., taFwsf..
-.sf marshal. sss f5rst assa E- taFa-
rt rs ss- e.-- tEsf sTHee ef f.r
city r.srs e-r- as eos lz arst sef
Before r-f--rE tree F ts
ss4-s were w=r ssf H- resolved t
can aa1rse- fWeF fF Esares atrT-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
viii Entertain Commission.

L. S. McCabe viii entertain Mayor
McConochie and the commissioners at
a small dinner party to take place at
the Colonial hotel this evening.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04

TO attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated 14th day of April. A d. 1915.
ROBT. L. BENSON,
Executor.
Williams & Ingelson, Attorneys. Mo-
line, Ill
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04

were rrartfeE ser tH cottages sure
rsa-f.-s te~ rfr.e .sfrsr7E hlIt.eE.
srs .-.frr fe.s rar er q sazs.l e1sE se-
-s-sr-sfstf5as Coz stt.r51rst patients
COSTS t~ rsfr ssas.f aeess.as arise
rHF e-rsrsf barteE U.. make f pos
sstrz t1 care s1r larger rl~r "
patients vse f.r tss.s are
eer cas- r-rEtr
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
At THE MAJESTIC.

For the first time on either stage or
screen Rock Island is TO see the cele-
brated international star, Mile. Gaby
Deslys. at the Majestic theatre tomor-
row. She will be supported by Harry
PiIcer and an all-star Famous Players
Paramount cast which was selected
personally by Daniel Frohman. Aside
from all OF the notoriety which Mile
Deslys secured during the celebrated
King Manual controversy. she is de-
serving OF a position among the lead
ing actresses through her art alone. as
subsequent events have fully demon
strated. She has been the sensation of
two continents and this IS her first and
exclusive appearance in motion pic
lures. Baby is said 20 be even more
attractive on the screen than on the
stage. some startling lighting effects
having been produced by Mr.. Froh-
mans experts. The subject offers
many striking and sensational bits OF
acting all of which Mile Deslys finds
gives her opportunity 10 prove her
ability.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN DEAD
J. 4. Goulden Expires IN Rail Station
While on Way Home.

While on Way Home.
Philadelphia, May 4.-Congressman
Joseph A. Goulden OF New York City
dropped dead yesterday in the Broad
street station Of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. He had been in Maryland
on business and was on his way home
when stricken. The Twenty-third con
Eressional district sent him TO the
Fifty-eiEhth. Fifty ninth. Sixtieth.
SiNty-frst. Sixty-second and Sixty
fourth congresses. He was a demo
crst. born in Adams county. Pennsyl-
vania, in 1874. He took a deep interest
IN Grand Army OF Republic affairs. In
the civil war he served in the navy.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04
LODGE NOTES

RneE lsland lodge No. $50. y. p. o
p. e. SEE regular scrnl-moathiy
so- the "trip 20 East -. Louis 20 at
ted tss state eouvcution the latter
part % this floafh- 40 dsanife ac-
toe wss tatea on any suggestion
Tn~ husiaess ussetiaF vas followed by
. scc.z. ssss.oz-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-05-04

T. H B smmon cashier Of Central
solemnly
knowledge SIATNON. Cashier
O
to me day of May,
GsEALl ". Notary Public.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Eastern Star Entertains.

Edgerton Chapter Order of Eastern
Star entertained a number of distin-
guished visiting members at their hall
Tuesday evening. An invitation had
been extended to the GAINESVILLE chapter
to meet with us, which was accepted
by thirty-six of it's members. The oc-
casion was also somewhat in the nature
of reception for Mrs. Martha Ash,
who had recently been elected assis-
tant grand matron by the Grand lodge
in Milwaukee. There were also pres
ent Mrs. Ella Washburn of Racine,
grand lecturer; and the past grand
matrons, Mrs. Jennie Dover of James
Vile, Mrs. Nina Glasier of Blooming
ton, Mrs. Belle Bliss of Baraboo, and
Past Grand Patrons earle and Gle.
A sumptuous $50 o'clock dinner was
served to about 100 present, after
which a candidate to eXemplify the
work by the local order. A short well
come was given by the matron and a
brief season of speech making INDUCED
in. A pleasant feature Of the gather
ing was the presentation of handsome
bouquet to Mrs. Ash by GAINESVILLE
friends.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Brown on Saturday last.
A few sales of the new tobacso crop
have been made at 81 and 2 cents in the
bundle.
DR.. J. E. Coakley died at his home in
Milton Junction after brief illness,
aged 81 years.
Albion Prairie M. E. church has been
undergoing some extensive repairs and
services again been resumed.
Harvey Thomas of Indian Ford was
bound over to trial in the municipal
court on the charge of shooting at Mel
son Fredendall.
The warmest political campaign in
some years is closing. Hon. l.. B. Cas-
well is booked for the final address on
Saturday evening. The new Austria
liam ballot will be voted for the first
time.
Friday, Oct. 81, 1890.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Married at Madison.

The marriage Of Miss Margaret Head,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Louis R.
Head, Wisconsin avenue, and Walter
Buchen of Chicago took place Monday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home
of the brides, parents, DR.. Eugene
Grover Updike, pastor Of the First
Congregational church, officiating.
Only members of the families at
tended the wedding, which was very
quiet and simple affair. Miss Gather
inc Head, who is librarian in Cleve-
land, Ohio, was the only out OF town
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchen left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for short
wedding trip and will then be at home
in Chicago, where the groom is en-
gagged in advertising work. Mrs.
Buchen is a graduate of the university
and member of the Delta Gamma
sorority. Mr.. Buchen is also grad
uate of the university and member
of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Until recently he has been on the fac
ulty of the University Of Illinois. =
Madison Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
w G.. r. IT. ReceptiOn.

A reception was given at the home
of Mrs. C. R. Bentley last Friday even
ing by the w. C. T. U. in honor of the
newly elected county officers, Mrs.
Weetman Dickinson, who is president
of Rock County w. C. 7. u, and Mrs.
Sarah Greenwood, who is correspond
ing secretary of Rock County Union.
Members of the local w. C. [. u.
and four Unioners from Evansville and
Mrs. Warren from Stoughton, who is
vice president of the State w. c. I. u,
were present. Mrs. Matte Brown open
ed the meeting by giving toast to our
new county officers, after which all
united in ''giving honor to whom honor
is due" by giving the w. C. T. U.
salute. Mrs. Warren gave an address
in which she made an earnest appeal to
Edgerton w. C. T. u. for a "Saloon-
less Edgerton in 1916" Mrs. Camp
bell of Evansville, who is one of the
oldest w. C. T. U. workers in the
state, talked on Franchise" making
a strong plea to us to use our influence
in Edgerton for ''Votes for Women. !"
Much appreciation and many thanks
are expressed by our local Union to the
ladies who so ably assisted US in the
evenings program by rendering vocal
! and musical selections and readings.
These were Miss Hazel Biederman and
Miss Doris Clarke, pianists, Miss Irma
Schumacher, reader, Mrs. Mike Schmidt,
vocalist, and Nellie Bentley, violinist.
Refreshments were served and social
half hour followed in which each be-
came better acquainted with the other,
and when we departed for our homes
each felt that the county officers chosen
| from Edgerton were well fitted for
| their new work and we would stand
loyalty by them in whatever they might
undertake for the future welfare of
Rock county.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Edgerton City Band to Have Novel
Entertainment.

Perhaps the most novel entertain
ment ever given in Edgerton will be
the cold Time Fiddlers' Contest" put
on by the Edgerton band at the Males
tic theater on Friday evening, Oct. %.
Nearly all the merchants and business
men have donated prizes which will be
given away to the different ones TAX
ing part in the event. Prizes are now
and have been on display in the large
window of Pringle Bros. Co. store.
The band extends an invitation to
every musician in and around Edgerton
to come and take part in this novel
affair. If you want to take part in the
contest you can register your name at
A. E. Stewards jewelry store on or be
fore Friday evening Come and bring
your fiddle, banjo, guitar, accordion,
mouth organ or whatever you play and
take part. Some very nice prizes are
offered for jig, double shuttle and buck
and wing dancing too.
The band will put on a free concert
on the street at 1880 Friday evening.
Come out and hear them IN the last
concert of the season.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Methodist Church Notes.
nday will be Orally Day.

Sunday will be Orally Day.
Public worship 1920 a. M, 7:90 p. m.
At the morning service the pastor
will speak upon '"The Masters Vision
of the Ripened Fields and His Urging
Message to His Church. "
During the Sunday school hour the
official Orally Day. program will be
given. This is undoubtedly one of the
strongest of Sunday school programs.
1t is not an entertainment; it is great
message on behalf of world peace.
In the evening the soul inspiring
rendition of Henry Van Dykes 'Lost
World by Mrs. Ethel Robinson Grubb
will be a source of richest profit and
pleasure to all fortunate enough to be
present. There will be special music.
An offering will be received in behalf
of the board of Sunday schools of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
WILLIAM HOOTON, Pastor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Bankers to Be Here Friday.
Friday, Oct. 81, 1890.

The tenth annual meeting of group
No. 5 of the Wisconsin Bankers asso-
citation will convene at Culton Memorial
hall in the Library building on Friday,
Oct. 29th, at $3.50 o'clock Group No.
5 comprises the bankers of the south
eastern portion of the state. The pro-
gram of the days meeting is as fol-
lows:
MORNING SESSION, $50 O'CLOCK.
Meeting called to order at Culton Memorial
Hall, Public Library Building at $3.50 o'clock
Address of Welcome. Andrew Jensen
President Cashier TOBACCO Exchange Bank
EdgertOn.
Cashier, Commercial s. Savings Bank, Water
town.
President, Bank of WATERFOWL.
Report of Secretary Treasurer L. A. Anderson
Edgerton.
Appointment of Committees:
a. On Resolutions.
b. On Nominations.
Name member nominating committee state
convention. also alternate
History of Wisconsin'S Tobacco Industry.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .........-...F Fl. w. Coon
Publisher. Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter Ed
gertOn.
State Finances. Hon. L. G. Whittet
Speaker Wisconsin Legislature, EdgertOn
Recent Wisconsin Legislation Affecting Banks
.(0OEgc II. DdEGl6IG
Secretary Wisconsin Bankers Association.
NOON.
Midday Luncheon at 1915 prompt, Carlton
Hotel.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 200 O'CLOCK.
Our Association ......--..... ......S. M. Smith
Cashier Merchants IL Savings Bank, James
ville President, Wisconsin Bankers Asso-
citation.
The Bankers Interest in Good Roads. $3.50.
w " E4OCL1o
Assistant Secretary. Central Trust Company,
Chicago Chairman, Illinois Highway Com
mission,
Reading Mrs. Ethel Robinson Grub
Rediscounting with the Federal Reserve Bank
........................C. r. Mckay
Deputy Governor, Federal Reserve Bank, Chi
cago
Discussion led by.............. George G. Pullen
President, Bank of Evansville.
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
Report of Committee on Nominations.
Election of Officers
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-10-29
Three Rockford Women Must Serve
Time.

Esther Halcro, Grace Green, Louise
Nelson, three Rockford society women,
whose husbands hold responsible posi-
tons in Rockford, were sentenced to
Is months at hard labor in Waupun on
the charge of grand larceny, after their
pleas of guilty in the circuit court at
GAINESVILLE late Saturday afternoon.
That their sentence was surprise to
the trio is evidenced by the fact that
they brought nothing with them, and
one was heard to remark tina she hoped
the court action would be over SO they
could take the 6 o'clock car for home
as she had an engagement that even
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The women were arrested March 1S
last after they had secured s528 worth
of furs, silks and dress goods from Be-
lott and GAINESVILLE stores. They used
huge muffs and other shoplifting de-
vices, and had even been bold enough
to check their loot in an interurban
locker while they visited other stores
for more booty.
Combinations and change of venue to
the circuit court delayed the prosecu-
ton. The women were taken to Wau-
pun Monday.