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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-08

n
pauy from Toxic says Emperor IOs-
hihltu gave his sanction to the ulti-
matuuI TO China.
Reuters Pckng correspondent says
the Japanese legation has received in
structions regarding the uItimatum.
The correspondent adds that 1t is be-
lleNcd the Chinese cabinet, in the
event of the presentation of the ultl-
matum, will yield to main force.
WASHINGTON, May 6-The silence
which has been consistently main
tanned by the United states with ref
ereuco to the japanese Chinese ne
gOtiatiOnS since they began nearly
-four months ago was broken tonight
by the issuance of "A statement by Sec
retary Bryan explaining the position
OF the American governments
The statement was prepared earlier
in the day after consultation with
President Wilson. While press re-
ports had told Of Japans decision TO
send an ultmatum to China no 'of-
ficial information had been received
TO confirm this tonight.
The American government in its
prouounccment in effect reiterates its
adherence to the open door policy
and the maintenance of the terri
toral integrity of China and points
-, Uu' ',' 10Y its I,,a,.oste ,' IN tbn ,reISaro
~ r,',,,oa., mP CI,i,,o 4"
,rn ,t,ola intorast'' az tho T-ritod
or. g. ,I,,I..,,,1 80 l,, t,,t tI,o ,,l,,,,
,i,',,,,,I ' ta,,,,l,,, Chin, a,d in,,,,
"mav be concluded i'm "A manner sat
isfactOry to both nations and thus
contribute to "the peace Of the
world"
No Tenders Made.
The statement was Interpreted IN
some quarters as meaning thaJ WhlIe
no tender OF Eood offices would De
made by tfe washington government
the services of the United States were
at the disposal or both countries
should they desire the assistance OF
any lhlrd power TO bIlns ABOUT a dlp-
lomatic. settlement OF the question at
lS'u' C,i.i.., 49,. 1,,o,,.,,, go,
l.s.ador and IGoi Fn shah tho chi
Tr.n minister s0uqht senarafe inter
,G,v.s Vim Mr. Rrya, Iate today hut
dacI,,.,d - Gisc,se tbd obioct Hf tbnir
,.isit U,hiI,, ot tbea derortnort II is
l,oli,,od tbn,, u,cr.o sboy,n comics Of the
.t,tor,nrt Of the American nosition
ar,.,.innnd i,,, tho rritical sitnation
~ h.,s aris1, IN +bo Irar Eost
.,,r,i, ,o,'orn,,,a,t hos rot o,,i,, bod
~, tbmmoFbt ~ s,irrondering on, of its
tr.,t, ri,,r,+s v,itb Cbina INT 'oit has
' 80 - h, 6aitI,,,, Ioro,, ~,
|Li,, ~, ~, 80 ss,,r+andar - thoga
,tnI,"s >, canratoT,l pr,,an's stat,n,ent
,,,'l .rboro is NO obatemSr+ of its
.,'ia,o.t. T., no ,,,oIfaro ana ,'ro,,rass
-, Gbino ana its solo intarast IN the
,,.o.,nt rogntiations s,r is VA tbo,, ,,a,
rn nnncl,,ded IN ~ ,,arror eafigfocto,,yy.
~ I,ntb natinng ord tbnt tho tor,,e nf
Tho ,cronrnent ,,'iii not oni,, ,lntrihrfo .
60 tbe nrnsnorit,. - botb cf theso
.re1t Oriental mnires hut maintain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-08
Relieve China VIII Yield.

LONDON May G.-IO.OE p. ml-
A dispatch TO Reuters Telegram COM
pany from Toxic says Emperor Yos-
hihito gave his sanction to the ulti-
matum To- China
Reuters Pcking correspondent says
the Japanese legation has received in
structious regarding the ultimatum
The correspondent adds that it is be-
leyed the Chinese cabinet, in the
event Of the presentation of the ulu-
matum, will yield to main force.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-08

KANSAS CITY, May e. General
rains which, began last night over the
central Yves, continued through the
greater part Of today. oklahoma,
Uorthern FcNas, Kansas, Arkansas
and the greater part of Misscuri,
Iowa ana Nebraska received from one
Ito two and onc-hulf inches of rain
Snow fell at several places I'm western
Kansas, eastern Colorado and north
into Nebraska.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
BROUGH SELECTED
POLICE SERGEANT
EsrHsr CAST usrafy >arriG Agpsini-
81 O. rs.ifisu Dee HELD Before
On Department.
sfN>trY To uE a DETECTIVE,
rrs,rut far1mtrrt Mas o. Made nne
ei thr Additional i'iain Clothes
Hra Contemplated

u 90 ur6ars sFfs FIrh and a-hzIs
sFr1u~. ras tp.sF aaurf daE desk
-=rE-srr. t1 succeed Arthur Eiusiry.
Wf1 fgr ere east f1ar F-ars has o.
r4FTt teat posst.aa on t.r police de-
5sFsmeaF
see U~agEa was chief trpHfg shrrlT
daring ttE last tru Vrsfs. uafu the
esseET sH aEE.latstFafi1a in that ofacr
tssE urermbTr te ais1 has served
is tts basItiga Co ubieh DO has Just
b=Ta asp95atrt under th~ last admin
sstsstlpa of e.. w. 1feCasEriu. H~.
therefore. has considerable r8peFf-
ease in police work
1tF Eirsieg has been on the police
t1Tfr o. Rock tstaHG f6E . number %
grsFs. sttkasEh as desk sergeant 0afy
STAGE che e5auissi1a form % govern
eeet vas established here Previous
Co tsst ffsae Er VAS on a beat and at
uass served GA detective duty
Far the Brgs-ut b. Wiit likely b.
ElVea q beat. STAGE ~ Vas am0nE
ge8se Fespsotatet 81 thr e1uucii s~s-
s6a ttsa.iag niEhf Later on. g. the
stFrt tsat aaditionat plata clothes
zee are AIDED 60 tas force. he Witi
b. EiVea duty as = detective.
Mere Detectives Proposed.
ts IL iiEsiT that there Wfii b. usorc
detectives added TO the force. at least
two. SIEGE thr reed % services OF
soss pla5u clothes m~n in H6ek L.,
lad bss beea Eszzisssted. police or
Gals say.
ne essaEs vii no; ~ made for a
uEi,r. k1vegsr. and viii not b. at
tsaBssd uuti the permanent osEaniza-
tioa % the force f. started Whsa
tsts bswtas. Ossesrs viii b. assigned
90 nsW beats and the heads % the
arr nou preparing for the
change. <afninE Information az 90 the
stseisneT IN various lines.
90 BE Es-d IN determining the beats
they SHALL nave.
chtss Miller declared this morning
;kAs thsrs Wouid b. more changes. az
tesss oue. Ia the personnel Of the
'orcs before the contemplated changes
are nate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

encounter the hercest opposition from
the city the 10000 watermen. the in
habitants of Southwark and the west
country bargemen, all Of whom i'm
plored the commons to protect them
against this new enemy. The result
was that the bridge was not built till
1850 Blackfriars. at first called PITTS
bridge. was finished in 1863 at a cost
of E26O,0OO. betrayed by tolls. Water
loo was opened on the second anniver-
sary of the famous battle with great
pomp by the prince regent in person
accompanied by his royal brother, the
Duke of York. the Duke of Wellington
and many distinguished people.-Lon-
don Answers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
DETERMINE SIZE
CITY FUND FIRST
Annexation of New Territory Holds Up
Action On Appropriation Ord
nance.

The Rock Island commission viii
not take up the appropriation ordi-
nance for some time, according TO
statements made by Mayor MConochie
and City Clerk Rudgren this morning.
Delay is owing 10 the addition of the
new territory The assessed valuation
OF the annexed portion is not definitely
known by the officials. and they there
fore will not know the amount OF funds
TO be on hand until this information is
secured.
As soon as possible the assessed val
uation viii be determined and after
the amount OF the entire city fund is
learned the commission Will informal
" take up thematter OF its distribution
in TO the various departments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Wasslaarsr. wsv 90 DR. q lester
Jar-e Eel tF- rev Chief % ere
.esaf arE r-aEet5e s4rpFv trseftasl
refr fr a Wsssfsstaa Er9staprf
raa al .se- af ere E1tTfrsraf-s rR-
sr-n-.F nfrE Brow. b1rTazs 20 r4a-
He s-rVtrr
fae-r -a y=s Jersey. Or 11ers ear
lr teras e. essrse ~ iesrestfe Study
sHsr fsat e.ar EeraaEF several sesaa.s
.r fsEs -aersrF ED fe-a esrrirf eiaa
araase a. special eesfse ss itrair.-
asrf. aesu esv al ere age o. fe sr ia
one 90 ere faerrasE scientists ie t~
wEer- EFeFEsret service
fr- "a rrnsr~ % aseFe sfs's
s. rH.. service. 81 Eel Iar-r-sr-f 6H aEe
-aferaf sa~sa.rs ssF eza.stales O. ii
acre sr.ef farm FRI tirEr1s.
ueF.r e.s t5r-er t @
rH- asr-sr ss s9 90 h-aeEss Hefr '7
srs-sHr ~ r- E-srref 5sa.e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
GERMAN SUBMARINE
SINKS ENGLISH SHIP

carGr. Wales t.sv I9 laf tee.taeI
rre British sE-tmrF urrHler--
NuIch j-r UtFrv Yesterday .as nrre
tarpcdeeg 1 .8e Eas ss easaarr rar
niembsrs &C ber crew have hr-e saved
fhe Drumef-r vfs buIH @
Ltaf f1 5000. aHr WAS .t $500 Cons
art zee sfrr srf fft r-rf lanE
was eVurt fH liverpool
ts was only sr freaua OF tar hfaf
cry shown aT enc crew ar s N1rVrs
car sfsamer E1sf enc gers arf
crew af tae urumer-r were rrses-ft
rhr nfumeree was res Harert
when on tBe Cornish .agsr yesterday
huF enc pfeHrcfar fttl-t fs siet tef
aar was tfFrn f5 Cow bv ere Nsrv-z
taa st-amrrs but ere sGautrfer START
EFT fa suFsgff ant rs- Norwegian ease
her or
s second tarpefs SATISFIED ere r-l7s-
cree sh- was srsEfas rapidly wa-a
che Norwegian vessel. seeing E-r peril.
returned aad teet or r1- passer gees
ant crew
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

place against a force mauifestly supe-
rior and apparently able to take it
eventually. IL was usually refused
quarter There was an attempt 10
Justify the refusal by a doctrine OF
futile esistance"-that he who use
lessly resisted and caused assaUlhng or
besieginE forces unnecessary loss Of
life did not deserve TO have his own
life spared. But that doctrine has
been rejected. Carried to its logical
conclusion it would mean that every
member Of a weaker force in any kind
OF armed contest could be killed.-Wil-
liam II. Collier in Forum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
For Home and Garden

80 feet OF our well known moulded garden
hose made 20 stand high pressure and hard
uEaEcEss5.
Gould's Standard easy running lawn Now
er exceptional value. sass.
Fly proof adjustable window screens. all
sizes. CSC. s5c. 25c and 1se
New Perfection OIL Cook stoves. in a var
iety Of designs. sl4.T5. 1915. S7.Oa and S2.s5
Sterling Gasoline stoves. 80 and 1 burner
styles az $3.50. sass and s2.5c.
Ovens for gas. OIL or Gasoline stoves.
vide range OF sizes. $500 down 10 $50.
Earthen Water Cooler with Nickle plated
faucet gallon size. $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
LOndOn's Bridges.

At a time when the population of
London was well over a million and
her houses lay for miles on each side
of the river she was apparently we'll
content with her one London bridge.
At length in 1884 Westminster was
seized with the desire TO have a
bridge OF her own. Application was
made to parliament for powers only to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
.Nn onarfer Giren.-

1T is forbidden TO declare that no
quarter shall be given" So say The
Hague regulations That is a more
modern rule than you would think.
The Duke OF Wellington said that he
understood that the defenders of for
tress taken by storm had no right to
quarter. although he himself did not.
as a rule. adopt such a cruel practice.
A century ago. when a feeble garrison
held out in feebly fortified
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
NEW SUMMER RUGS
Society and Brides Corsets
at Just Ore-Third off
70 me- DaYs More.

For Three Days More.
You'll remember that we advertised
a great reduction on Corsets for one
week for Society and early summer
Brides;
The $500 Corsets for $500.
The $500. $3.50 and SD Corsets for
1888. 1857 and $500
Society bellies and Brides-to-be
should come this week as this compli-
mentary price will not occur again for
a long time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Sparkling Cut Glass
For Wedding
and Anniversary Gifts

Water sets in a variety OF new designs.
CompoEt1. Mayonaise sets. Bon Bons. Vine
gar and OlE Sappies. Trays and Bowls OF
an descriptions. sugar and Cream sets.
Vases. etc. the prices as YOU VIII find are
considerably lower than you would expect
FOR such high quality.
Just for Thursday and maybe not all day.
for there g o MY a limited number OF beau
tifli floral cut water sets. pitcher and six
tumhicrs. worth double this price. &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Many New Modes
in Summer Hats

This Is a millinery exhibit with new
ness as its theme. wherein the vogues
deereed for Summer. make first ap-
pearance.
The very heart OF Summer Is glimPs-
ed IN these airy. Picture Hats in deli
cate tints, IN combination with White,
or All White with fluffy Ostrich trim
ming.
Ribbons. Roses. Malines and tinted
novelty effects are much used in these
exquisite creations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

-Ia His steps The booklet by Rev.
Charles 81 sheldon. has sold over co.
4gp.0np copies An error IN the copy
Ehi has sept che author from mas
sag more than q frifc out % d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

-irE a true SAYING that What a man
sues that shall be also reap
Alas. yes. No chickens scratch up
fhr seeds Ec E1w Ca our spiritual gar
lra6--=B Boston Transcript
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Fine New Skirts That
Will Wash.

Some are OF the extremelypopular Palm
Beach cloth and Linens; others are OF
Pique, Ratine and Poplin, mostly all
White and some Of the better Summer
suit shades; they are cut in the latest
circular effects and, of course, patch
pockets are much in evidence as are
side plaitings and belted styles-SPlen-
did assortments at csc, S1.25, $l.65,
S1.95, 50 so and on up to S7.75.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

a submarine nor has any attempt been
H-aIr fu torpedo her. said a statement
trnm tHr Cuuari line Office ia Glas-
SOW. made public today hy the local
omer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
BURGLAR ENTERS
DOCTORS OFFICE
eIE4y-rr STaKTTB BY FOLfCE
rwefvs Wen Arrested as -aspiefaas
CAsra~ters DuriaE NiFht ard Or
a~red Dat IN Msruiaz.

rA@ efrees Of o. ~ 81 satgei7s
sesi@ Twsarrts street.. were -atsrsd
between enc hoars OF O'clock gssssF-
oar afssrneaa aad ssf5 o'cI9cE tsss
@vsngaT. anf eve pairs nr EaofaEr
scissors aaf s raI Of stamps w-rr
taEsa
~ aais-rg bad t-fr al a ar af-
ssrnaon
Last evening" Detectives rela Cos
and ffsrrlaa arsaerf arrested -
Vsffs aaf gaY Lambarrr. eve straa
srs hers. who were affrrrF.or ta erlt
some brass plates eslea far police b.
ffsve were stsf-n fb-T we're caarE-a
Win larceny Fals rIorHiaE sad terf
eases continued gsfI N'sT 2ts tt- o.
pee fa enc meanwhile f1 make se o.
eesfirarfe1 aa. .tseaFrr where Fsr
cured Fsr m-ftl
WIN h- r-r-gF HsrE'frirs 6ere~-
frafad attf.anal arrrra have erre
Dfaesf en- plain clothes aafV af eIE
- aferrhent ABB sfFaaFsra u ter r.
wso cannot give good srroaeE a.
fsansselgrs tatsr ~F-ataE tt a
we've sfearH as OBJ various rarfs Of
enc eirv Estru ts .Hr % sss.s
and mI-d rHfs morning EhrF were
er,irrud fssm Har rfF
Hsaa o. Erep tf rp-
rurausn rHts system .e- pol ~
hopes of rndIaE fFrfarr raahrr r
frvnr Bat suspicious eatrtetrrs ere
better confined .a fFr r Ht
4hi8ord aat each morning. fsr re
fraarr fafs narE tsttaf rf wHrr n
fHf. rfra arrested UtaF ever. f.r HH
nea SAY maf ar One f1 fF- e.rss ss
andsr far arw afnIaH srrsfee a Er.
faaa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Frasr faezsF hss been se eerf.sH
seu.s ~ esfsruf1 tsfs sorfrs FHfE af
esrgV rarH sfFawherrY BEDS art
vanns orchards are Hso,f-t r7 Keep enc
erags rram befns allied
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

II should be easy enough for any
properly organized store 10 give You
GOOD SERVICE.
You ought 90 &c; from any store instant at
tention 90 YOUR wants-prompt delivery OF your
ptsrcfases-efiiceut service IN every detail n Sc
rtrfng variety quality correctness. all moderately
priced with the same confidence and satisfaction
that you get al these things here
EeFf YOU CCGHT-but do YOU That's why
Won come 20 this store more and more and that's
v.hy SO are irving 50 hard al the time 20 make
each customer a SATISFIED eustomer-so long
N ,,e do this. vouIl keep on coming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Fasv Solution.

Husband CfrmlyD-Uuderstand me-
madam. your extravaganza viii have
to cease sooner or later. Young Wife
then, Wen make il later
Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

aers iu thr Bulgarian army have been
called Co fhr C1iura for o. month
training. says a Times dispatch from
Sofa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Make High Grades.

The pupils making the highest
grades in other townships were:
Cordova-Giadys L. Moody. SO.
Port Byron-Ruby Russell. SIS.
Coe-May Flicklinger. 80.
Canoe Creek-Grace Woodburn. 90.
Zuma-Ruth Marie Daley. So.
South Rock IslRnd-E,rwin Jorgen-
son. 81.
Black Hawk-Mabel Blanch Smith
and Celia Marie Lane. both 80.
South Moline-Cora Stark. SO.
Rural-Margaret L. Framing. 81.
Andalusia-Nellie Haas. So
Buffalo Prairie-Hazel Vanatta. 90.
Bowling-May Bingham, SO.
Drury-Cora Ethel Garrity. %
Coal Valley-Ernest B. Knapp, 96.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Mems fine cotton darn proof socks.
double heels and toes. Black. Tan.
NAVY. GRAY SIX pairs guaranteed 20
wear 8 months. box % six. eOc-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Thousands of Yards of
Dainty NelO
Lace Edges and Insertions

are hurryins out these May days, and just
because they are so much in demand our
assortments are better than ever. All kinds
OF new patterns in Shadow. Filet, Cluny
and Maltese laces in white. cream and ecru,
per yard Sc, &c. SC, IOc and to 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Lace Curtains & Draperies

THE HOUSE CLEAN
ING. REFRESHING PRO
POSITION IS now calling
for these things. Our at
tractive showing OF new fab
RIGS. combined with their
splendid values are the two
magnets TO draw the crowds
TO the department.
New OVER-DRAPES in plain
and combination colors-both
Imported and Domestic Sun
fast Fabrics in a wide range of
new Color effects.
Puritan and Colonial art drap-
cries.
SCRIMS and SwISSES Csc
down to sc yard.
MarQuisettes and VoiIes, 3sc
yard down to 15c yard.
Pretty colored art draperies,
45c yard down 10 15c yard.
New Imported Real Lace and
PIT. Milan curtains in exception
ally fine designs. Scotch Mad
ras and Sunfast Silks, plain and
colors.
Choose while assortments are
Nat their best. +
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
HIGHEST AVERAGE
FOR HAMPTON LAD
Curtis J. Ia Grange Passes County
Rural Eighth Grade Test With
Mark OF ..
MABEL ASoUITH CLOSE SECOND
All al iS6 Pupils Who Took ENamina-
ton VIII Receive Diplomas on
9Th OF June.

To Curtis J. LaGrange. Hampton
township. belongs the credit for max
ing the highest average AT the recent
county rural eighth grade examination
held az the high school. lie is "A years
Of age and made a mark Of IS. making
the following grades 100 in arithme-
tic. United States history and spelling;
s6 in reading. and 80 Ia grammar. All
OF the 1S6 who took the test passed,
making an average grade OF az least
20.
Miss Mabel Asquith. Reynolds, was
second. with 80. All who passed the
test viii be presented with diplomas
emitting the holder 10 enter high
school Graduation exercises are to
he held az the Empire theatre. June ..
r. c. Fisher. city superintendent. will
make the address. Several who were
III with measles at the time the exam
nation vas given viii take it next
Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Yesterday There Came To Us
from an Eastern Maker
About Is Charming White
Graduation Dresses

~ fancy white nets. an shirSed and riiiied and
f1tured-iuEt ab1st the Pretuest and most
tempting LITTLE iroe<E YOU ever saw
Among the newest fashion TOUCHES are trim
m.res cd white sou'arhe braid and Tom Thumb
r1bbous=rri-cE begin 90 $3.50 and 60 on by easy
stages 60 SeeFf.
Prompt choosing ie advised.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Tran.,I,snIa Not ehassd.

New ro-k. MAY fS-Ths steamer
TraEsyisaEia has not bSea chased By
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Special Attention is Called to Our
Hong Kong Fiber Reed and
Mission
Porch and Lawn Furniture
Hundreds of fine pieces in
Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Settles,
Swings, Couch HammOcks, Lawn
Settees, Lawn Swings, etc.
Come and inspect critically.
We know you will find the goods
and prices to Just suit you.
VUDOR PORCH SHADES
add another room to the home
at small cost, they keep out the
Sun-while admitting fresh air
brown and green, prices S2.25 and
up.
NEW SUMMER RUGS
Crex and Rag Rugs, Hodges
Fiber. etc. All standard sizes
and colors, Japanese Mating rugs
25x5O inches, Double face Greens,
Browns and Blues. 18c each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Mems Sea Island Isle socks, very
light and sheer for summer wear. black
and colors, exceptional values, per
pair 15c. pairs for 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19

Aii'hs ness an the time The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
c.S.Mecabe E. Co
WOMEN'S LOW SHOES

WOMEN'S LOW SHOES
AT Prices Only a Fraction of Their Value.
of stylish Shoes and Slippers. Fat
Dull Kid Satin, Calfsin, Black
White and color all the lot but broken
lines only.
quick these handsome low shoes have divided
theuiin INTO rec
Slippers Oxfor worth up o
hpperst sold up to
Lows oesan nd sold
No Approvals. No Charges No Exchanges
lively for these Thursday morning and until sold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-19
Time Now to
Think of
Graduation Gifts

New gold and silver trinkets
such as all boys and girls delight
IN.
la Walters. gold and gold filled,
many richly set in precious gems.
$3.50 10 $500.
Gold and gold filled Brooches. en-
ameued and jeweled, $3.50 TO $500.
Sterling Silver Kodak and photo
frames. CSC 10 $500.
Young Mems gold and gold filled
fobs, coat and belt chains, $3.50 to
$1,000
Sterling and gold filled beltbuckles,
monogram buckles TO order, $3.50 10
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Connecticut western news., 1915-09-23
Stomach Troubles Quickly Cured

People go on suffering from little stomach troubles for years, and imagine they have serious disease. They over eat or over-drink and force on the stomach a lot of extra work, but they never think that the stomach needs extra help to do the extra work.
 If these people would take Tonoline Tablets regularly they would be great big help to the stomach in it's strain of over-work. No matter what you eat or drink Tonoline tabs sweeten your sour stomach and stops gas belching in five minutes The heaviness disappears, and the stomach is greatly aided in it's work of digestion.
Connecticut western news., 1915-09-23
DREADNoUGHT CALIFORNIA
 WILL HAVE "CLIPPER" BOW.
New BsttIeship by Her Graceful Stem
 Will Bring Drastic Changes.

The new batteship California, the keel of which will soon be laid, will be the worlds first electric Dread nought and from point of size will be greater than any foreign battleship built or building. The California and her two sister ships, the Mississippi and the Idaho, already authorized, will each displace 32,000 tons, almost 1000 tons more than the new Dreadnought Pennsylvania. now on the way to com pletion.
 The California will be n ship of in- novations. She will cost $7,s00,000 without her armor or armament, which is expected to cost as much more. She will have n speed of twenty-one knots an hour, will be 624 feet long, ninety seven feet across her beam and will draw thirty feet of water. She will carry twelve fourteen-inch guns, mounted three abreast in a turret, and twenty-two five-inch rapid fire guns and will have four submerged torpedo tubes.
 The principal feature of the new Dreadnought, however, Is the machin- cry for propelling her by electricity. She will be driven by motors which will deliver electricity made by steam. The navy experts believe the electric installation is cheaper than steam pro- pulsion and reduces the weight of ma chinery. The collier Jupiter has been so successful with electric machinery that the navy feels justified in adapting it to a Dreadnought.
 Outwardly the California will bring a drastic change of line and appearance to the battle fleet Instead of the blunt gray nose of the present day big fight CT her bows will be tapered into a graceful. yachtlike stem much liks those of the famous clipper sailing ships that carried the American flag at the head of the worlds swiftest craft in the forties and fifties.