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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17

FOR NOT CLEANING Up SAID
PROPERTY ON NOTICE FROM
THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
2 SALMON.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAY
OR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SALMON, IDAHO:
Section /. Every person, company |
or corporation, owning lots or parcels
Of land facing upon, contiguous 10 or
abult ting upon any street or alley In |
the City Of Salmon, Idaho, shall re-
move, or cause to be removed, and /
keep removed all grass, weeds, rub
bish undeT-brusn, bushes and stones
where the same have become obnox
ions and all distractions from such
alley and from such street adjoining
the premises owned by him or them
Section 2. Every person. company
or corporation owning lots or parcels
OF land shall trim, or cause to be
trimmed, all trees in front of the
property so owned, so that the
branches thereof overhanging the
sidewalk, street or alley shall be at
a distance not less than seven feet
above such sidewalk or alley.
Section 3. Wherever grass, weeds
rubbish, underbrush, bushes or
stones, where the same have become
obnox lous, and all obstructluns are
not removed, as provided in Section
Of this Ordinance. and trees trim
med, as provided In Section 2 of this
Ordinaace, within ten days after no.
tice given by the Mayor 80 to do, the
said City shall then, under supervis-
ion OF the Street and Alley Commit
tee, or the Street Commissioner, II
there be one, remove such grass,
weeds, rubbish under brush, bushes
and stones, and all obs ructlOns and
trim such trees as herein provided.
Section 4. Whenever any grass,
weeds, rubbish, under-brush. bushes
or stones, or any obs rue tions are re-
moved, or trees trimmed, bV the City
OF Salmon, as provided IN this Ordin-
ance, the cast OF removing the same
and trimming trees, as herein pre-
vlded, shall be estimated and appor-
toned by the said Street and Alley
Committee, or Street Commissioner,
II there be one, to the number OF
fe't OF the lot or lots in front, along
side or back Of which such labor Is
performed, and reported by them OF
him to the City Council, and the cost
OF such labor shall be levied and as
sessed by the Council in proportion
! to such frontage against the property
so facing or abutting upon said street
. or alley. Such assessment shall be
levied and assessed In the same man.
ner as other city taxes are levied and
assessed, and such assessment -shal
be certified by the City Clerk to the
County Assessor and Tax Collector
and the same shall be placed upoT
the Tar Roll for collection as a spec
ial tax In addition to the taxes H.,
\ general revenue purposes and shall b,
collected in the same manner ant
: subject to the same penalties as 9th,
or city taxes.
a Section 5. This Ordinance shall b
In full force and effect from and ate
Its passage and approval aud frs
publication.
Passed and approved this 9th da
OF September, 1915.
. ETHELBERT HAUG,
a President of the City Council.
!, Attest; y. 9. MILLER,
City Clerk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17
ORDINANCE Ne Ia

AN ORDINANCE Providing
FOR TUX REMOVAL on
GRASS, WEEDS, UNDER.
BRUSH, RUBBISH, BUSHES.
STONES AND OTHER Oh.
STRuCTIONS FROM THE
STREETS AND ALLEYS OF
TnE CITY OF SALMON, IDA.
no, PROVIDING FOR THE
MAKING, ASSESSI Nc AND
COLLECTING OF SPECIAL AS
SESSMENTS AGAINST THE
PROPERTY AUDITING UPON
SAID STREETS AND ALLEYS.
AND PROVIDING A PENALTY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17
ORDINANCE No. lA2

AN ORDINANCE REPEATING
ORDINANCE NO. 1877 OF THE
CITY OF SALMON, IDAHO
ENTITLED IAN ORDINANCE
To ESTA BLISH A LOCAL lat.
ERAL SEWER IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT IN THE CITY OF
SALMON IDAHO, TO RE CALI.
ED LOCAL SEW GRACE I'M.
PROvEMENT DISTRICT No 8 A.:
TO PROVIDE FOR THE AP.
POlNTMEN OLA SEWER COM
MlTTEE AND To CONFER up.
ON THEM CERTAIN POWERS
To PROVIDE FOR THE CON.
STRUCTIUN OF A Lateral
SEWERAGE SYSTEM IN SAIn
lMPRONEMENT DISTRICT
AND To PROVIDE FOR THE
ASSESSMENT OF THE COSTS
FOR THE SAME AGAINST THE
PROPERTY SITUATED WITH.
IN THE BOUNDARIES THERE
OF, PASSED AND APPROVED
On THE 18th DAY or MARCH
BE IT ORDAINED BY THEMAy.
OR AND CITY COUNCIL or
THE CITY or SALMON, IDA.
ITO; 90
Section I. That Ordinance No
l3I, entitled IAN Ordinance to Is.
taolish Local Lateral Sewer In.
provement.. District I'm the CITY of Sal.
mon, Idaho, 10 be called Local SeWe,.
axe Improvements District No. s.: Ia
Provide for the Fund Of a Sewer Com.
mittee and to Confer upon them Ger.
taia Powers To provide for the Con.
struetton OF Lateral Sewerage Sys.
ten IN said Improvement District
and to Provide for the Assessment ~
the Gusts Tor the sans against the
property situated within the bound.
aries thereof passed and approved
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17
Land Company La.

Land Company Ltd.
6 The source of supply from VIII
water is diverted is Lemhi river.
7 Date of priority which said use
pared to establish is November o. 10
]. II. SMITH,
Sept Io-Oct / state Engine
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-17

on the 18th day of March, 1915, be
and the saue is hereby repealed.
Passed and approved this 9th day Of
September, 1915.
ETHELBERT HAUG,
President of the City Council.
Attest: f. G. MILLER,
City Clerk.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
ECONOMICAL USE OF WATER
Dry Farmer Should Carefully Select
Drought. Resistant Plants for For.
age and Grain Crops.

To use as economically as possible
the water stored In soils one must
needs make up n list OF crops from
those known TO be drought.reslstant.
Among those plants OF known ability
to resist drought to a great degree are
alfalfa, kaoliang, milo, sudan grass
and other grain %sorghums, common
sorghum to n lesser degree. aud corn.
though a heavy feeder on soil moist.
ure, Is yet able to live through all
but extreme conditions OF drought be.
cause OF the fact that II Is inter titled
Some of the varieties OF the small
grains are notably superior as drought
resisters, such as Gatami and Swan
Neck barley and Kubanka wheat.
From the list Of drought.resisting for.
age and feed and grain crops the dry
farmer will do well to select carefully
and wisely. The experimental date
on this polrt is readily available.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
WASHINGTON.

I'll proyecto de ley del Robierno
sobre Ia compra de buques, como
enmlenda al %proyecto de ley de Weeks
relative 4 la artlllerfa naval. fu6
votado por Ia Cdmara 2l5 contra l2i.
Los serylcios rellgiosos conmemor
ativos para los muertos del buque dc
guerra Maine Sc celebraron en- el
cementerlo naclonal de Arlington.
Presenciaron las manifestations unas
organlzaclones patrI6ticas, las tropas
de los Estados Unldos y los m%arineros
federales.
I'll Condo Bernstorff, 81 embajador
aleman, present6 al Departments de
Estado II nota de su goblerho
nnunciahdo que Alemanla esta llsta q
considerar Ia posibilldad de no aplicar
su decision contra los buques de
concrete de lnglaterra 81 esta nacl0n
quiere nceptar el no lmpedir Ia expor.
taci0n de materlas alimenticias d
Alemanla para Ia poblaci0n civil.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
oests.

El s%anatorio municipal de tubercu-
losis de Chicago, definido por expertos
el mayor, mas hormoso y meior
dispuesto del mundo, fue dedicado.
Los Democratas de Michigan pro.
metieron nj Presidents Wilson su
anoyo al dia de su denomination y re-
election en- 81 mitin de estado en-
Lansing.
Segdn 81 informe annual del p.esi-
dente Frank J. Peck. presentado en- ell
mitin annual en- Cheyenne, Wyo, los
beneflclos netos de Ia Portland Gold
Mining Company para 81 aho 1914
fueron dc s59O.594.
I'm lncendio. prindpiando en- la
coclna del Club de Ia uniyersldad en-
ri quinto piso, cast destruy0 el edl.
ficlo del Consejo de Concrete en-
Omaha, causando n perdlda de
propiedad dc 100000.
La Sonora -. o. Coates, esposa de
I'm mGdico de Pasadena. Cal. que
entabl6 IN plelto contra Jack Cudahy
ei ! de dlclembre por $4,000, declar'
ando que 81 la habfa asaltado y
fraciurado n costllla, muri6 en- los
Angeles.
William Dick. n de los directories
dc Ia Pinon Supply Company, recibl6
I'm trio, fu6 matado y robada por
p%ersonas desconocldas cerca de La
Veta, Colo. Dick tenia entonces con
sligo $4,000 en- billetes de banco, Z lba
de W%alsenburg d Oakvlew 4 pagan los
cheques de los obreros de la Oakdale
Coal Company.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
Extranjero.

FL Bundesrat en- Berlin decide de
apropiarse todns las c%antidades exist
entes de avena, excepto de Ia que Sc
necesltara para Ia slembra y los
cabnllos.
Helen, Ia Baroness Ablnger, viuda
del tercer Baron Ablnger, quien, Sc
dice, hublera sidn Ia prlmera par de
d%ecendencla americana, murio en-
l.ondres.
Henry Van Dyke, ell mlnlstro amerl.
cano en La Haya, present0 mas de
$4,000 q la Sociedad de la Cruz Roja
de Holanda en- nombre de Ia Sociedad
de Ia Cruz Roja de America.
GuadalaIara. segunda ciudad de
Mexico por I'll dimension, cay6 en- las
manos de las tropas de villa, seg1n
telegrama recibido en- ri Paso, Texas.
I'll General villa declara que es com.
pleta su victoria.
Una 0rden del gabinete de Vienna
prohlba 81 rso dc Ia cebada para Ia
production de Ia cerveza q partir del
10 de fobrero. El decreto tiene por
ohieto IL conservation de Ia cehada
para recmplazar Ia %carcncla de- trleo.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
sport.

Ia Sonora Jackson Gouraud, hacc
POGO Sehorita Jennie Crocker, de san
Francisco. mega ser casada con al
Principe Miskinerl. como Sc anuncid
oiicialmentu en- Londres el mes de
iunlo pasado Ella % iincte dc marca
q tiene las orias mas honltas lie perros
en- Ia costa.
III sistema dc apucstas m1tuas de
F%rancia, contra 81 he iugar en- los
Rnritos, legalizara las apuestas en- las
corridns De caballos en- el estado de
Nevada, El %pfoyocto, una enmienda
q los jucgos ordlnarios. fu6 yotado
por 3s contra ~. Ahora va al pober.
nador que 10 firmard.
Seg0n n declaration de- Charles
r Clyne, procurador de distrito de los
Estados unldos, Jack Johnson. el
pnRil negro que Sc me a Europa
despu6s de su condemnation d IN ahu
On Ia p%enitenciaria federal por viola.
cion de- la leg Mann sobrc el concrete
de las b%lancas, ser6 deyuelto. despu6s
eXtradici0n, A Chicago. ucusndo do
consplracl6n.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
Taklna Precautions.

Mother" said little Bob. who is de.
voted to his tender maternal comrade
but strong In his individual tastes and
f%ancies, II like everything you cook
except spinach
But, dear" smiled mother. Il never
do cook spinach"
II know II, mother the little lad
smiled back quantity, but | Just said
II 80 you never will"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
General.

I'll din de Mardl Gras, marcando 81
termino del RENO Rex, rey de- carnayal
de 1915, fu6 Observable ON Nueva or.
lean con elaboradas festlyldades.
I'm mensaIe de Saltlllo, aparente
mento conflrmado por otro mensaje
Ia agoncla de Carranza en- San An.
tonic, Texas, dice que saltillo ha side
capturado nor 81 General Enlalio
Gutierrez en- m hatalla con las
fucrzas de- villa.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
IMPORTANT THAT PUBLIC
SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GREAT
KIDNEY REMEDY.

The testimonql | am to give YOU
comes unsolicited. | have been suffer.
ing from lumbago for ten year. aud at
times was unable TO stand erect. \ Mr..
Dean Of this city, saw me IN my condi-
ton (bent over and inquired the cause.
] told him that | had the lumbago. lie
replied, IF YOU get what | tell you 10,
you need not have H." / said would
take anything for ease. lie said, You
get I'VE bottles Of DIR. Kilmer's swamp.
Root and take II, and IL IL does not fix
you o. X. | will pay for the medicine my
self" ! did 50 and am a well man. For
five months ! have been as well ~ could
be. Before I took your Swamp Root was
in constant pain day and night. This
may look like advertising, but Il seems
10 me most important that the public
should be made familiar with thi. treat.
ment as II il the only one | know which
is an absolute cure. | owe a great deal to
DIR. kilmer's Swamp Root, and am anx.
ious that Others situated as | was should
know and take advantage Of IL. Hoping
that this testimonial may be OF benefit
10 some one, I am,
J. a. ROWLAND.
1884 Humboldt st.
Denver. Colo.
State Of Colorado
City and County Of Denver
Personally appeared before me. a
Notary Public in and for the city and
county Of Denver in the State OF Colorado,
J. A. Rowland, known TO me a. the person
whose name is subscribed to the above
statement and upon his oath declare, that
II IS a true and correct statement.
DANIEL II. DRAPER.
Notary Public.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
eusInessnke palryInu.

The facts that so many dairy farm.
ers prosper In spite Of their methods
is convincing proof that the same bust.
ness conducted in a b|uslnessllke way
could be made very profitable.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26

II always weigh my words
But you give good measure Phil.
adelrhla Ledger.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-03-26
a. ROWLAND.
1884 Humboldt st.
Denver. Colo.
Letter TO
DR.. kiimer 4 Co.
Binahamton. N. Y.
Prove What Swami. Ruot WIN Do For You

Send ten cents TO Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghnmton, n. V, for a sample Size
bottle. II viii convince anyone You
will also receive q booklet Of valuable in.
formation, telling about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing, be sure and men
tion ibis paper. Regular fftycent and
one.dofiar size bottles for sale al III drus
stores. Adv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
LEASE A WAREHOUSE
IN COLUMBUS. OHIO

TIE large warehouse % the isaac
Ec>riy co=rauy IN Columbus. Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
JACK The PEPPER
IS UNDER ARREST
Harry simon. Whom Police Claim Has
been Troubling Residents. l.
RciuE Held.

For che las; few DAYS a Jack the
Feepe- has been bo,he-inE people IN
the vicinity % Eleventh street and
seventh avenue. fie would peep into
open doors and windows AZ night and
duriuE the day would ilrs about the
homes. going into yards and staring
around. frightening women and small
children
Early last evening Harry simon
was arrested by oTccr Gus Kirsch.
rho resides 10 tho uclEhborhood men
tened The police claim that IN his
apprehension the Jack the Pcepcr"
has been arrested and trouble viii
end.
simon case 90 a pitifui one. accord
iuE On officials. who claim that he is
GeufrfrI Hr vas charged with dis
orderly r1nll.- and argairncd before
Police Magistrate G.. J. Smith this
morning. ~ first hD was not inclined
70 talk bat later be- offered a feeble
defense tIiE case VAS continued Cor
f8 dnvs and be- was taken % the cour-
O. lau I'm the meanwhile efforts 20
have Die cared for .u som. Institution
Elii D. made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

ras sur.aE m-rs.sF af enc 1t.ss.F~-
frV sori4I a.Hr. COM posed a. r
sion sar.-f-s .r.r Hraf.tss"
terar .H uHa rfesar0-rfr "...
frat Presbyterian re
sBen -r Memorial .Hr.9ar. Ers'
Baptist HHf Irr-f "s.s."
ebareIss. Vts rrl# .sr r.-r.as ono
annev ar f.e fIrsr tf-..##sr
DESC che iart-aeHr wra0..r 1.r.e
was a large audience f.aF EFeff." on.
iove'f enc rveeiferf program F-rsaE-..
ur u r. uvfsr,f pronounced t.r 0rr
vocafiee. ptrs. O. t. Vaner. enc pres
DENT OFF far 0reae.ssfln. conducted
devotional services. these exercises De-
ING prererrt ay Eva uus..t select.
Etven br ere blEs s.Haet er.a-srra se-
der che erection rr Usff1~.
Members ar far LaErs Marquis Circle
81 the S6ust parf rrFssv.-r .ta eear..
then repeatst a prasram adapted from
shoes ant eurt1s. w.f. al f-Her arf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
BANKERS
PRAISE QUARTERS
find Ner moms ~ Central Trust A
savings Hank Fuiiy ~ To
Expectations

Bankers 90 Davenport. Rock Island.
1lalias and surrounding towns were
guests %; che directors OF the CsntrsI
TFgst a SAVINGS hank yesterday after
r6oa. Practically all % the officials
% tte tasts % the three cities TOOK
advantage % che opportunity 90 visit
ths Eeu banking quarters which we're
formally opeaed % public inspection
thts afteruooa. CLERKS % che Davcn-
port hauts were 90 have visited the
bsEk last niEhf. but The steady down
pour prevented.
Everyous expressed admiration for
ths architectural design and modern
arrangement % the rev buiidiuE and
ssoUered eosrpiimsuts on the men who
are responsible for the construction
% me block Threr Chicago men we're
&rn0sE those who we're shown through
che structure yesterday and they as
sgrsf the local bank CsHcsrs that the
aes home % tho Csntral Trust 4 saw
tnEs bank vas about ere las, word IN
bank coavsuisacs. The ChicaEoans
we're ]. ~ Hurst. assistant cashier
% tks Sstiorai bank % the Republic.
A. ". Axtsii. assistant cashier % the
Live stock Exchange and r. J Nc
Nay. representative % the Fort Dear
born Nstio1si
80 disposition has been made % the
store rooms IN the Robinson building
~hieh viii Be vacated b. the banS
nsSt MoafaT. The ius,ituiiou has a
lease 90 that corner which does no,
sx2irs for two years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
ROAD MAKER WILL
MOVE TO MOLINE
Prszinsnt Coed Read Magazine ef
whieh Joe Lsa< i Eaiior. Trans
fsrS FROM DE-. Nsins--
ooxPASr Is RETNooRroEATEp
fir.t issss VIM Bs Printed Here Juiy
Lar Dssauinlsr Prinfin= Company
View Ohiesrs Chosen.

Joe faaE one % thr hrrs known
~oe.f "a. t.....s-~ f- tr@ middle
~
"sat. - 7''N'Hs 20 N''.N' 20 1-AN Us
Bone Tbs aanolneFn~ut ~at maze
YESTERDAY. uheu Go aas learned that
els a. No. f...hrf-r.-r .srne~v
~. 1850
s'oea ot 5000. tai'F Ps-- ia' ana '''
activities % ths publication All D.
fsaass~rrrf from Dee Nfnil~F to Mn-
line. 90 D. Published is tsat cifT here
after urerrs elected a. q meeting
af enc directors yesterday are a. fol
lows
FresiteHE-E ~ WoodereE
FfFst Wee Fresifsus william But
t~rWo-ta
E~e1uf Wee rrrsitrnt Paul s. i1u-
au
Secretary Joe L.1aE
Treasurer T. ursa1iatrrE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
COUNCIL RETURNS
FROM DAYS TRIP
Fsvsrshfy Impressed Win fasiusra-
tsr fasp~~tsd- Bat NAY Vet
Bald Th.s lear.
DrrISDs o. AH0ryT EEvTyrE
Fhst Iims 10 History u Roek fslasd
TRas Mayor asa An cry Dadt
Have H~en Ahs~aE

A. ~ CD lssf evesfsr ftT NaIer
erased - 81 eElrr executive 81 Rock
ta.aad. WfEE enc rTt9Fa eg Mayer STE
C0aoeHls aaG enc four eaaesits be-
@rs who yesterday Inspected an iar
einsrasar fa Hiaarer Wts
The eeaael vsF ffaeraefT fm5rrssr
- WIN en- Meg4lrr saaIfsrs furnace
whieh ts Ehs type .asralrf ia 1f1sfae
sut WAefaer enc Essgref.9a v..i trrF.
% iata tnVlhlsE Material r1r lf
fsiaad tais yeas rs "a question
VII only b. settled srrr fe- tassaf
"a rsvease Cor 1sr OF far r.Gr .s tr-
ssrafast. aeeert.af Oh NtTar 1leess-
achie
ne furnace r. Of enc f7pe f7r wa.es
fhe ma8utfsfHrrFs EHr uFf1 A. tt
eamBaar r aaEr-f have sf.r.
fed 20 aat ar Boo s1 r.- easa... a.
re- e eue-aa.. ars.r ard 1arrs a .aHt
~ Eafhasr aa Eesf rn- rsaes 90
over fHr r-rls- aa# a Ess lei f1rrrt
che natter being a-F..e# "A. ashes. F
seuds .aFf. Ga offensive aE.rs
Gaaff eet tiaur-
1fsqaf WeDaraea- Declared rs
asaralaf faaE FaE sal. f.e r85FerF s-
zion ors.atae- Vfs s1 v1s.t A.. Hr fr-
FrrmEsrF nHrF.rH noe
was Fa have CARTHAGE
en-. rrae Il- se.sF.# H.a. H
posed raeE ts.saf .aHf tf
antu rrsr sHnf -f
one. asHa He present .HE
froaaf -sr THe rrfIsr
rsr emo rrsr rH- fr emo s.s.sFr e+
gaea tsHf ss rsF ts .s ss.es.
fsrdHF. was .r.-r OH 6ar r
sxrcufrer Sewer before fte Eel
ant tae eaFlr- es1aeI E.er tsr gree.
dfstfaer from H- efr 1l Dol ah
far a. sar DHer NI-r remained
thc slff.r fa. F.EsE FH.s.t.
sa enjoy Hr -fH n-r-rr .r .s 0-
gorarg iced position
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
BIG LEAGUE SCOUTS
SEE MOLINE TALENT

rw1 big league scouts. Mcclure and
PiaFs Of che Detroit Americans. arriv-
90 ia Moline yesterday 90 look over
some ~ the Three Eye prospects. Al
though both men denied tina, they were
ir che r'uw Cify on business. % IS a
safe Dee that they want Co see one OF
fiuEfrF' men iu action.
Henry Miller. pitcher. was released
hy Manager Hughes last night Nil-
Ter stated that be had several offers
from iowa clubs. Hughes now has his
PLAYERS Vithin tho limit % "a men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

shortage due 20 the wars interference
with the North sea fisheries.
A new worlds record for high fly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
POLICE NEWS

TIE soiio~iaE minor arrests xe-.
=A6s - ths police dsrinE the niEh.:
Clsreaes BsrEssrosz. arrested By Of
ee~- coiiiss. ersd - and costs for
eisoresriy eoa9EeE
issrsnes snd Clair Wakefield
zzbhst o. o eszrxs % disorderly con-
eses ~ o@esr Coiisns. dismissed on
payment % the costs
Melissa Antsrsoa- apprehsndea By
ores- oiraass for disor4eriy con
eIef. ared % a-d costs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Fish are being shipped 20 England
via Montreal from British Columbia
waters. the reason being the FISH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

re Wsr Eer planned tT r@- sFztr
F-es-f---s af ere WsHsrs e.ab fnf
-e Ff.-fsr tss Beer brsrr Sod
Fre f-esrrr~ss Vf.. ~r-r ir
a-s. tr s-es.a .H fHr tffsae.r temple
.rtsr sffrre1ar
a esEe ~ eea- BAKERY goods et.t De-
eaaE..srf f#~rrr1e astrsraeH br FEr
---..--s ~ ere E-sfr rr He.F eretF
rr Eess nsarrs--s ss EF=sFrs srrr
Tire eHr.erfs a... .aF used
e Earrr assaFr.TH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
COMMITTEES u1LfNT w0HEN'S
EfW-

rH Hers.eE .r frr executive board
.r sr uaEfs's e-eF tr.t tfls
r.a-a.es .arra.Hrr-s Zoe fFr seer wTrr
se.-as-a Er fs.8WtsE f1 s~rvr
E.esr.- Wss Wel.F w Er5rT.
eas0-a-ar. yr-s. r. s. ,frsives. Size D
H .aH.aet
Eaans 1frs George erase efs.F-
ae. e-.r--s fr 81 selected bF cbT'r.
r-asa~ sf-s Ioeu vrEnirv. etair-
man. IVES. q = uarssr. ttFs re- ~ E1-
ar.t.e rtrs ~ Pal uEaf9a0. Mrs tfFra
Fsssaas. yf-s Fsbtsn taWsgs. NFs
FIaeat w-rtr
Memorial eyf-s Robert Bfasem9rr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Pio~ company a. a neW branch house
for that city. The Deere company has
maintained this branch for several
years but the old quarters acre found
Go be Inadequate The company VIII
sp-uf approximately $4,000 IN reunod-
cling aud rebuilding. The new ware
house has a aoor space % 10000
square feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
TRENKENsCHUH ONLY
BIDDER ON PROJECT

The contract for the laying OF wa
tcrnalHs on Twentieth avenue east OF
Seventeenth street. was let this morn
Ing az q meeting of the board ~ local
improvements held iu tho mayors Of
Zee GO =. r. TrcukrrFeruh. sole bidder
on the sob HlE offer was s. per foot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
- IL nnNon - .nlTH.

s Wary Smith. whose nsrriasr
.s HarG ..aaee fs on event ~ Jane O..
r.s enc rs-ss OF taeas jsss eFFHias
wen wss Arra WteE esssftsisst
r.-ere--s ~ ses getEre flasr srwteE
1m Efzf EfN avenue
earr vHHrs ssrrr fE~ rt~elas
f.. efe-s arF 5~ "a eaaFrss ere Ffizrs
.-H .r Efss Marie uerH=~s ast Nlss
rrs.- SrVseE usr.eF ere ever
Hr sFrss served DELI
course fsreFFsr lr ere ttr-
H- -e.r. vtrr- ore table vas tf.sfE
Fe frrTrar ~ rre
" ver- ~Hv-~s Ttss E@rr vas
Fr-a eesss-rsf rsF E.sss ffss AZ q
s- rF.e F.r e.se a ra~her ~ 1fe9F
parties r-- s=.rE arranged tr Eer