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Williams news., 1915-09-02
I.JNITED, STATES LAND OFFICE T-Pheenix, Arizona, May 2zs1915e I
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.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvENd THAT ARTHUR E.. GARRETTyl of Ash Fork, Arizona, as -Attorney,I in Fact for Anna Scofeld, formerly ] Anna Finley, has filed in this office his application to select for3 Anna Scofeld, formerly Anna Fin-,1 ley, Sioux Half Breed, under the provisions of the act of Congress. approved July F, 1854, the. e.follow- ing described land, viz:
 Beginning at point which will be the corner to Sections 1O-11-14 -15 T. 23 N, R. w. when survey led, which is malapai rock 10 in ches by 12 inches by 30 inches set 15 inches in the ground and mark. ed on south and on east also on N. w. face for corner No. l II, raised mound of stone 2 feet by ? feet base and 2 feet high on west for witness thence north 20 chains to corner No. 2 malapaid rock 8 inches by 4 inches by 20 in ches set 10 inches in the ground and marked 2 on S. w. face, raised mound of stone 2 it. by 2 it. base and 2 it. high for witness, thence west 20 chains to corner No. 3 which is Malapai rock 2 it. by 2 it. in place and, marked 8 on S. E. face, raised mound of stone 2ft. X 2ft. base and 2 ft. high on west for witness, thence south 20 chains to corner No. 4 which is a malapai rock 6 in. 8 in. x24 in. set IA in. in the ground and marked 4 on N. 1 B. face, raised mound of stone 2 it l X 2 it. base and ? fit. high on west for witness, thence east 20 chains to point of beginning and which 1 will be when surveyed the s. E.. I of s. E. I Section 10, T. 23 N. R. West,
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the land described or desir- ing to object because of the miner- al character of the land, or for any other reason to the disposal to ap- plicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or be- fore the IF day of Sept. 1915.
 Thomas F. Weedin First Publication Aug. 12 1915
 Last Publication Sept. g 1915
Williams news., 1915-09-02
Would It Pay America?

The spectacle of disemboweled Europe has sobered the United States; never have the words of the peace advocates gone deeper, found a more receptive soil than now; never has the average citizen been more thankfnl for tthe absence of Theodore Roosevelt, from the. White
Williams news., 1915-09-02
Physical Culture to Be Empha
 sized This Year

The News is pleased to learn that particular emphasis is to be laid upon physical culture in our schools this year. To begin with, tennis court and a croquet ground are to be prepared at once on the south side of the school building. At the same time gym classes are to be organized and it is hoped that all pupils old enough to participate in gym work may be given a good course in this kind of physical training.
 This is as it should be. Physi- cal development aids the mental in addition to being beneficial in itself. The pupils will do much better work.in their studies as result of the clear brain and bodily vigor to be secured by scientific exercise. The editor has had little experien- ce with a number of the boys in the school and he invariably has found them much in need of we'll round ed physical development.
 We are pleased to see Professor Latham taking so much interest in this side of school training and we sincerely hope that for once the school gymnasium may be made to pay liberal return upon the large amount of money invested in it, in the form of the physical betterment of the pupils.
Williams news., 1915-09-02
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Regular services. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Morning Prayer and sermon at
 LA. M. Choir Practice Wednesday even
 ing at 8 F. M.
 Buy cook book and help >build the library.
Williams news., 1915-09-02
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

Cattle outfit in Northern Ari- zona; patented land and good range; forty miles from Railroad; A Snap. $35, ,OO0.OO. Address: Box 1882, Phoenix, Arizona
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Williams news., 1915-09-02

For SaIe:-I 4 lots and two resi-
 dences. Inquire of : Williams
 News. 2 kI For Sale-One quarter of town block. South east quarter of block "G" 142 feet east front
 1140 feet south fr6nt. Near site sof Episcopal church. .eN
 Silvernail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
H. {. RONGE is REELECTED
HEAD SCOTT co. SCHOOLS

II. z. Bonge, the present incum-
bent. was yesterday reelected super
intendent of schools for Scott coun-
Il. There were but two candidates.
The vote vas
Henry r. RouEe Observation-Disclosures. 10
Miss Stella Atkinson ............ .
The election was held ar the court
house, each township school board be-
ing entitled 10 one delegate.
Mr.. Ronge was elected for a term
OF three years. the salary being $500
per year. The convention decided not
10 change the prevailing salaries.
Mr.. Ronge in his present election
will start his fifth term in the office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
ALL OF NOMINEES
ON REPUB TICKET
WIN EXPECT ONE.
Herbert e. Cook, Jr., Democrat,
Defeats Thomas H. Dolly
for Supervisor.
STROEHLE is THE HIGH MAN
Fred W. Young. Wallace souders and
NJ. o. Gris~old Are EIeeted-Vsn
Noorden New Justice.

All of the nominees on the repub-
lican ticket were elected at the Rock
Island township election yesterday.
with the exception of Thomas H Dol
ly, whofwas beaten as the fifth mem
Der Of the county board by a margin
of 20 votes by Herbert E. Cook, DEM
ocrat, who made remarkable race.
The G. 0. P landed four assistant sup
ervisors and a justice of the peace.
George Stroehle was the high man
in the list, having a total OF 1899.
Fred W. Young. was next with 1902.
Wallace Souders. third, 1888 and Mil
ton o. Griswold. fourth. 1928. Mr.
Cook lead the democratic candidates
and was good for fifth place, and
election with 1918 votes TO his cred
it, while the hest Mr.. Dolly could do
was I,143.
Louis OhlweiIer. incumbent, was
second high man in the democratic
list with u 1913 and George Wagner.
stood third in the group, his total
vote being 11S1 Vincent A Murphy.
incumbent polled 9O7 and Jerome Hsr-
per was low man with S97.
The socialist vote did not cut much
figure in the final results. the high
est man on that ticket being Robert
Adams with 1SS. The C. o. p victory
means a loss of four democrats on the
county board from this township. The
terms of Louis Ohlweiler, Vincent A.
Murphy, Elmer E. McDoIe, Henry
Rubens and IT. C. Hnrichs. all DEM
Ocrats, expired this year while Her
bert r. Cook was the only member OF
the party TO win at the polls.
It is interesting to note the part
which women's ballots played In the
selection Of candidates. Mr.. Young had
the honor OF polling the largest num-
Der Of ballots Of the fair sex. The
shows the mems. women's
and total vote on all the candidates:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
HOW She ENDED
TEN YEARS OF
SKIN-TORTURE

m. - 1914 III ksa scssrzs co ~
ace o. tsa years tissfs rsf ri=piss
iarmst IN a srnsii spot ca NJ ehts s-4
then SPREAD an over csV fter. TtsT
ltfset sad egFne,i nie swfuliys ts va
c-rrtselV embarrassing - rr. r=d !
eeHt4 eut - an.ouEsf P~opi~. I srsr4
t.inest eysry rsueGy asd trras-s~rs
az eei.if - usesi fer tkis 'tres1bl~s srss
sctaaaf 9id IRE any good es~d Pes
taei Olssssent and kssfnsi soap. and
wss rsigvsd IN a day er twe. IA Gee
EsntA wa cured THIS vas 80
sncssas $50 ard tAe trossis has rgTsr
rs.i'rss.t - Signed Mr. C. G. Eee-
srts. Wsssh~rferd Okfa.
he Ersiret trests=sa. speedily k-a1s
svfrrss. rsehss. rf1Ewern. al ctese
s@uftie-s. aEd clears away dts9<zrf1r
rirpisz snd klsekA<sds. evvn ~ksz
ssars trsstnsnts prove Verse sks1 ss-.
,--s poerers have prescribed Resi=ci
trrtmrrr srt Esstrot soap fg- strN-
s>sa ysssss zs4 a. 4rusx.sts s<n tA~=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

cools ard rests those feet 40 70.
s.ear ana smell bad. Their you want
ToSGo quick. for roSGo makes
cui4fion IL gives them a nice. soft.
clean skin like a baby's- and your
tixht shoes won't hurt any more.
fort ard foot health. e5c all drug
giNfs. or sent prepaid by pennt.on
TharrraC2i Co, Chicago. GO J.. TO-DAY
and have well feet tomorrow.
roa siii ssw.y. Snd Isnx.s. te..n
EseF's. A.. D R~iss asd t..ts-. >er-
macy. 4oek Island. III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Rural.
Republicans seeking township once
n arrEi Wc-e uuopposcd YESTERDAY
ard hat Is votes were cas-; - boi4
men ana woura. Following vere
elected.
Sup@-visor-PAai W'ads~orth. "a.
HlkhWay commissioner - Melvin
Rrss~r.- Is.
School trastee-I-afAys,t Meizler. IS.
Coussabic-John Lynn. IS.
Ar5aigsia.
Ths-e vss bat one ticket. the repub-
ilcan On Aadaiusiz- the results being:
Highway eonmissscreT-Ben Mia.
"a
School diFeesor-Frank Brusso. "a
Edainsson-
- = Ti;tcrinEton. republican. had
90 opposition in Edginston for super
visor and vas accorded a votes The
democrats ~ere successful In landing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
EXPECT HARMONY
AT CONVENTION
DEMOCRATS OF FoURTEENTH JU-
DIctAL CIRCUIT NAME cANDi-
DATES HERE TOMORROW.
VIII Make EHo-t 20 &c; on, 5is Vote
June T-Fogr Counties Have
- Delegates.

Democratic DELEGATES GO 'Es -Four
tsrarr judicial circuit convention con
template a harmonious session when
ftaf gathering begins its work tomor-
r1s afternoon az o'clock az the court
seaag. Nomination % tsree candidates
for IgdEe .s tt~ purpose % the meet
.rE HHt i-E' SHAT program uiii be- car
-ir4 through ls nor determined What
counties uiu pres@rt fsvorife sons De-
also uHr~rtain
so EGrr disturbance a. marked the
republican nominating Convention are
expected 90 develop and the vors OF
the delegates is likely 90 be complete
before che day is over
on che basis % ono delegate for ev-
cry e1H votes cast az the election %
president ir 1919 WneE Island county
has thc right 90 ssnt 21 men. Henry
county no.. Whiteside I1 and Mercer s.
RCcE Islands voice ViIi. % course be
rhc Controlling factor
Election June ?.
Election occurs June :. a time when
men iu the country viii be more anx-
Gus 90 grow good corn than 20 attend
POLLS % elect judges. A. result. the
=rsatcs- aEEt viii be IN the cities.
strenuous effort all therefore be
made fo bring out as large a demo
cratic vote as possible. and ln view
% the spite Gu the republican party.
extra endeavor may Be sufficient 90
overcome the normal republican vote
in the towns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
0 . 0 . G Q o c o Q 9 . Q 9 c Q . Q

G Herbert Cook, elected assist
= ant supervisor on the demo {
c cratic ticket, wishes through {
. The Argus TO express his appre-
Q citation of the support his
@ friends gave him at the polls.
. Mr.. Cook made an energetic
. personal canvass. covering e
. every precinct on election day
= and making most Of the dis 6
. lance afOot- He went into the
. campaign 10 win.
Z . 6 6 G . 9 Q . @ = = . . c 9 Q c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
election June 2

victor in the supervisor race tn Coal
VALLEY over his republican opponent.
Albert Biaser Slcvers received the
majority % both men and women
votes and had total % iff % Biaser's
60. giving the democrat a majority Of
81.
Charles Brehu1e. democrat. also Vas
victor. for highway COMMISSIONS 70
serve three years lie received 100
votes. tfis republican opponent. VII
liam Peters. got s.. Brchme'E ma
.orify uss e.
For highway commissioner for one
rear. John McGimpssy. republican.
son over u T.. Edwards By only .
votes McGimpscy got 80 and Ed
yards So ErWiu Hamor. republican.
defeated william Wooicy. democratic.
TOO 20 50 for ovcrscer % highways.
John MeGimpscy. ST.. republican. IN
opposed. vas elected constable. and
4 - Nifiey. republican. also unop-
posed. was selected iustice % the
peace The results follow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

rurer~fre ~ srr1ar art-- a.
sb1f b.. Fa. .lus. lEeCa-,
se.11. bar $40 a.H~e OF tae ouf.a
are f-sae-aarE efo made h-s.1-f
Gre ea~.. days a. else cd ts1.ar Gu.
Fry rrr either dead .r prison or Or
reformed starr alone remains
e r.e E barred Hsf efit az 90.
as ever ue.errE.s 0~.r~rr rFr f.
aerrr f.rs rH. .H-Hrer e6f~ rw
Co., trrl fr sreaf t.r r9ra.r
90 Es .fr UFHtrf rHH O..
Were r- .s 90 stranger
starr .rFEr Hs career rf an "a
fsV i- 1901 rtrr Hr zoos rarr .r "a fa
r.=ss -a5rF-e af on FEpFesr 1rer
E1aats t Forf william
trlrrr -HEas states urrsss a.
t.rf ir r.r .rfr.r rF +a.l1aeI f.
rHa.aer starr sar rFr rHsr4rt a
ves trsr~ eI FHrf SMITH, N-s. "A
.1sEff .~ fre .rrra states irH rrF'
Tee Ur"r. states e1.rE
western q .err.E pf FTr #rrre boa iEr
t~far over .He frf.1H country
teat E~~ t.s TERRITORY eaz r.r Tad
-ss o. any court af t.a. tsH and e.
r-arirr. element fErr found Eco 81
se.r Hrs eFerrr's made frr fr
s.s most famous criminal court .a p
Tested FsarsE
-r--- ua. convicted ef fFr W..ar
nrrTrr ara vas seHsrrerI f1
rrarst one OF Dts jail mates 81
cherokee BHf. smother oltse. also f
or Ferfrr.~ OF .frrfr. q frr. fars .
fHa. sE~ 1err ~ .se execution rrrt
Cherokee $3.50 bad q revolver su.F
irro. IsI 90 r.-i ia a lar 90 brflr-H 4
ore n.ehr Hs made "a arsh for f5~.
re 5sr ssE-... cane around r1 ,rr. o.
9-ss1rr-s a sfFr cells Cor 600 Es.
f4rre ker aE % ssrt wac sIi ed .
rlerr.Fr rEte HE rp eae1i
aise ere srrs u.rer EHar-s fFuEtr.
90 fas brsoE frr liberty. 5lf f0- hou
Cherokee $3.50 remained ia b r cell al
sTfFd gI efforts tr ursr r.w su--f
tsf bic smos'~E T@npa- aH.rt tr ar.
az ever fsrer object
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Bowling.
There was but q light vote cast in
Bowling township. as there was no
contest. the republicans having the
only ticket IN the field. Twenty bal
lots were recorded for the following.
Commissioner of Highway s-HenrJ
Hutchinson
School Trustee-A l.. Freeberg.
Justice OF the Peace-Robert Cramp-
ton
Constable-Ed Wangelin.
Buffalo Prairie.
John Eckhardt. republican. defeated
John NcKennett. democrat. for high
wav commissioner in Buffalo Prairie,
the former receiving l02 and the latter
s.. Elmer Reek. republican. candi-
date for constable. VAS defeated by
Carroll Kistler. democrat. by a mar
gin OF Is votes. kistier receiving SO
and his opponent 50. Albert J. Whit
ney. democrat. was selected justice CT
the peace without opposition. polling
$50 votes.
Cool IS Defeated,
Edward cool. democrat. and mem
Der OF the county board from CordOyS.
was dete4Ftu uE < - tsue me tSt-e-
lean. by four votes Mr. Cool receiy-
ed So men and IS women votes, max
ing his total 1872. while his opponent
polied So men and sc women ballots.
giving him i26.
The vote On the rest OF the can6i-
dates follows
Town CIerk-John Francis. rep. 81
men. IS women. total I3s; S L Lam
bert. dem. So men, So women. total
%.
Commissioner of Highways-E. B.
George. rep. 50 men. ~ women, total
-: Robert Hunt. dem, SIS men, a.
women. fetal 1875.
I.iS-a-y Directors Quieck. 1
rep. SIS men. ~ women. total 1872: s. |
L. Lambert dem, IS men. &c women
.otal 81; Louis Reayes, rep. men IS. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Eiaht Are Wet.

neil. his democratic opponent. by a
margin Of two votes. Wood received
IFS and Mcconnell 1I3. Millard vii
son. republican. was unopposed for
constable and was accorded I2I votes.
Results tabulated Of the Black Hawk
vote follow:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Give Your Feet
A Chance

stop -ha. Fcot Torture-Tired. Aching.
Ba-1inE. Throebing Feet Get Instant
Keller Prom ToSco. II Makes the
Feet Feel Smaller and Tight
Shoes Comfortable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Canoe Creek


- -.
..,.--.'.-- - -,
-. -. t,-'.-.- ,--...,-.as
-. -,t---,. 80 ~ ~ peI-e-
- - -, i.,,-.i.a =, ~
,-
b'"Se, ue's az ~ -
ei''''
south Moline
Ia south Moline township ooih re
publican candidates we're snceesstai.
Tho peoples party had the only otner
l'eNe' ii" me "0-
Dotn men -'1 a. '''
p'ee'lie's, ,.-,
On z. ,, - %. a. 90
- man " slNe.s M los - 80
"a . 4-.Ii.as,'h ~ ------- 400
-. :, o' s-,,' .,. O. -
- l--.'5 "a, ~. - ~. -
''''N
ForT Syron'
To Port Byron q total vote 81 -
vas cast. ~ women eNereis'ns 'le
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

two OF the other Offices and the repub-
leans acre victorious in an equal
number.
Fred Patterson. democrat. defeated
n. =. BrtIner. republican. 80 TO %. for
highway commissioner for three years
and william Wilson. republican. de-
feated Fred Bassett, democrat. - TO
a for highway commissioner Tor one
year.
For school directors Ed. Hartman.
democrat. with IS votes and Frank
BahrinEer. republican. with - votes.
we're successful DR.. Allan Miller. re-
publican. received IS votes and Fred
Hartman. democrat. Vas accorded a
similar number.
There were two polling places In
EdEiuEton township and the foregoing
figures are for both precincts and in
clude men and women votes.
Canoe Creek
Canoe creek v-as the only one OF the
townships 20 vote on a public ques-
tion. The people % the town by "A
vote 81 s5 20 so authorized the raising
% the Grade OF the road from Hills
dal. 20 the pocia bridge i've feet This
affects a portion OF highway about one
quarter % mile in length. Follow
ing O. the vote on the matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
ANDALUSIA is TO
VOTE ON OPTION
"ORYS" BEATEN AT TOWN BAL
LOT YEAR AGO CARRYING
FIGHT INTO VILLAGE.
One Saloon IN Hamlet VIII Be Affect
ed Should the "Wets" Be Defeat
ed on Tuesday. April 20.

Contrary 20 the common belief An
dalusia did not vote on local option
az yesterdays election. The people
Of the village Of Andalusia. however
will express themselves on the wet
and dry" issues on Tuesday, April
20.
A. the township election last year
a local option fight was brought 10
climax with victory for the vets"
The vote was 10s TO 90. the local op-
tionists being beaten by q majority
% 81 votes.
According 10 the statutes the mat
ter cannot be voted on in the same
district sooner than two years after
an election Is held in which local OPP
ton is an issue. Andalusia is getting
around this feature by voting as a vii
Iage. whereas q year ago the vote was
By township ballot.
Eight Are Wet.
Andslusia is one Of the eight wet
townships in the county and should
the village so dry" the vet and
DRY map OF the county win be
changed. There are 10 dry townships
az present in Rock Island county.
Andalusis is the single village in
the county to have scheduled a vote
on local option on April %. There is
bur one saloon in the place and
should there be change of policy IL
will become effective May 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Justice of Peace.

Solomon E. Van Noorden. republS
can, was elected justice OF the peace
over Albert c. Leidel. with 123 votes
to spare. the formers total being 1000
and the Iatter's ISL George Coyne,
socialist. polled 1872 votes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

- hut why tor
turc them furfh-
cry Get TuSGO
and putthernout
OF their misery.
TO>GO gives IN
slant relief. IL
GOT es and
80 - ManHN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Cooks Election Popular.

The selection of Herbert z. Cook,
Jr. as member of the board of sup
ervis0rs meets with the general APP
proval of the voters. Mr.. Cook Is SEN
Tor member of the grocery firm of
Cook & Beck and before going into
business was for eight years en-
ployed as a street car conductor, in
which capacity his father established
unique record, having worked on
the Watch Tower Line for rs contin-
nous years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

Poor old feet five
en- n = b n nee Of
course they hurt you
drive you nearly dis
trncfed with rhair
throhoin<. &C ms.
burning all DAY Ions
and all naEns long too
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
ARE VICT0RS at ALEB0
lspeciaI 10 u ArgusI -.

Aledo. H., April I'm the Mercer
township election yesterday the repuh-
licau ticket was elected as follows
For commissioner of highways
". Rose.
For township library directors
Mrs. Rowenua Wells and E. p. Carl
son.
For school trustee. A Match
neer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
WITVVY cOffffTssfoNEE

"-" IT T|"|-|
JUSTICE 0F rWE FENCE
rss suf Toe
feseaf Eraaetq .oI LIST tf-t9e
rHsr'-s fiasfr fnr ... ttt tt-tSs
bseerlr's rfst9~fsv-f
coNsr ABLE
L. =zf To-
r A. ssaf-- rDI........tst sr-3tt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
DEMOCRATS INTO
DOMAIN OF COP.
IN 2 TOWNSHIPS
s,azdard Carried 20 Success IN
South Rock Island Under
Cunningham.
HANNA IS BEATEN IN YUMA
F~--- O. % s-isss-s 20 css-;y
sas-s Ar- Ns'~ Ns-s-rs Fsgr
faurs ss-s sssfse.-s.

vE weeping victory % fts
.-a4e-aa- u~E~t Oh s0stn Rock De-
a-f rarHrslg In whica Harry s.
rar.-zsau vas elected sapsrvttar.
ssf r..a Leslie Hanna. Z1ua. rrpl5-
.fr aaH .eafrr Ir tae board OF So
re-. srrs. eafe= down 90 defeat fEs
r4Vat q r.e-ri11 fa fre rural dis
f-..s yesterday uas got uita0gt ir-
s--es-
Sol Hfrra. ar ofG uhsslharse %
as a. p r. in ere couaty ard a So.
r@e.fsHr T.1 Vas always active tr er-|
--r Haf.er 6r11FnF before ff~ board
.e.. l.IH after ore 81 ere m1ss bitter
serre ever raarf tn Zqua f1wussts.
Ambrose Scarf democrats. vha defeat
-f Ha Iet o. the faisa bT if votes.
-s- -rs.I.s 1efez 30 f1r scarf and 81
20 tsEat
rr Cunningham Tea ere de~ocrati-.
reaas a assss H1cE tsIaat. fefeafigs
D rs.eF. rrrgbtfear. bF zoo t1
eff asl5rftv 81 60
frr EtT~Fre. e~rsrrr tr~gn best
4srr.ef f~merrrffe standard Fal
eesrr a cool valley. tereat.aE Nt
f-rf lteer republican f5r sgpsrvi sor'
majority % Of votes. trr vas.
accorded vote 1f tft. wri~ r.ase-,
received
Eft-s~ Ns,s vases.
r- board OF s1u~rv asars. eeer .r,
ars4F.zrs fes weeks heaer UiH tEt
fs rsF asaes 8g tse roster. OF which
number eve wtf bel from Hsck fsIart
fsr freu W9fr~ ARD ere esEer s.E
fram rrsesrv districts
These reelected f1 fFF beard are
rrrf eHf1rf NeaoF Martin Stew.
rrs. UHsI valley. Pssf Nassa1-ts
F8-s. u a. rHtrrfszr6s. EdEfeE-ar
res srV board viii 90 composed OF
sf republicans. sefsG trmoesafs. rar
progressive trm1erur ore u~o1. r's .
fruo-ras and ego ps5rrFss.F~ -rpls
sesss
NiGs on che rural tow aseips elected
appraisers. bur elections weFr held
a s'i o. ore Of fhe others. road cor
missile coussablrs. school rrgs
Tees. s.sHwav oversesrs ana justices
of ne peace being Banned. .1~ r1e1-
ssie bad gg elector.
ssgtH Fses fs.ars
re democratic ftrsFf U0u "a cra
B-sfs victory ir ss1ts Rock fs,auf
1adss tss ieaGershib OF fiar-F G. cur
sieFhsrs. Vho was nomiE~e t8- super
visor = y. Fisher. republican. who
Iaf been SERVING ont ere uaeNrirst
fern 81 q % HfrEmocf stree ERE f1f.
'-r wa elected she~tE aas defeated
sF go % 2ss CugrinEtam. HTtt1-.l
fF vas "a
me victor was sgecessfzt ia besh
8rscfncta. o. O. FIusxef vas elected
1fshwsv e1agmi ssiorsr. Joseph Eer.
sefr tasIce ~ the peace and a. ~.
sfafer constable
FaroF ms are ths results CO ere vote
OH F Rock Island
.-FHeseresearH.a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07

women IS. total 1856: J. ". Heavy
dem. men %. women -. total -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-07
Notice.

The Rock Island National bank, 10
Gated at Rock Island, in the State Of
Illinois. is closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors Of the as
ISOLATION are hereby notified to pre-
sent the notes and other claims for
navmeut
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