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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

Commissions Supplemental order.
Supplemental to the general order
issued several days ago promulgating
rules and regulations for the produc-
ton of Gil in accordance with the new
conservation act, the corporation
commission, through Commissioner
W. d. Humphrey, Thursday morning
issued the following special instruc-
tions to A L. Walker, agent for the
commission, TO be followed in pro
rating runs of oil in the Healdton
field:
"Oklahoma City, June 10, 1915.
MIR. a. l.. Walker, Agent for the
Corporation Commission, Healdton,
Okla
Dear Sir:
The corporation commission is ad-
vised by you as follows:
That at the time house bill No
los, sometimes referred to as the oil
conservation act, was passed, towit:
On February II, 1915, certain parties
operating in the HealdtOn oil field had
sold and continued to sell oil pro-
duced in said field to purchasers not
acting as common purchasers in the
field, and that such parties or opera
tors had taken from said field oil in
excess of their pro rata share Of the
oil deposit; and that such parties or
operators on account Of the advan-
tage so obtained have been denied
by the agent of the commission.
referred to as the conser.
yation officer the privilege of run
ming their pro rata share of the oil
produced from the common supply
since the date of the act on the theory
that such producers having taken as
indicated from said field or from the
common supply an amount of oil
equal to Cand possibly greater than
their pro rata part or share should
be in equity and good conscience re
strained from oyer-reaching the other
producers operating in said field and
being common owners of the common
supply by denying them of the priyi-
leges of participating in the common
purchaser runs extended ratably to
the common owners OF the common
supply
That since the enactment of said
law certain producers or operators
have sold to parties not buying as
common purchasers in said Healdton
field an amount of oil exceeding the
pro rata part or share of such parties
in the oil of said field constituting
the common supply of the common
owners thereof; and that in addition
to the amounts so taken and disposed
Of Cby common carrier runs as dis
.inguished from common carrier pur
such parties are insisting
hat they should participate ratably
n runs made to common purchasers
without being charged with their
common carrier runs.
you, after advising the commits
sion, as stated, request instructions
'overing said propositions.
Session Laws Quoted.
Referring to the first proposition
our attention is called to revised |
avs of Oklahoma, 1910, section 1907: /
Every corporation, Joint stock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

The Shaffer well in > north and 3
west in Garvin county is drilling at
300 feet Other leasers have been in
the field, but Mr. Shaffer has a large
acreage there, and not very much can
be done in getting more. That ter
ritory looks good and is attracting
some attention. The Murphy well to
the southeast of the Shaffer well has
had nice showing of gas, the drill
Is in blue shale now and is on top
of a sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11
Producers Agreed.

"If you find parties disposed to
cayil with the law it might be sug-
Sested that the same is not depend
ent upon the statute, but exists with
out enactment, being called forth by
conditions necessitating the same.
and that this principle has been
recognized by the owners and oper-
ators of the Healdton field. In this
we are referring to the law and not
necessarily to the authority of the
commission, under which law. even
though the commission might not act.
court of equity would command
the right and restrain the wrong 1t
is a matter of common knowledge too
recent and too well understood to
have escaped even the commercialized
mind and conscience that at time
when the operators in the Healdton
field admitted that they were unable
to protect themselves against each
other, they applied to this commission
for assistance and that upon April
30, 1914, and Nov 26, 1914, the COM
mission, acting upon the unanimous
request of the common owners of
the common supply in the Healdton
field undertook to offer the assistance
prayed for by them in an endeavor to
promote Justice and equity in the
operations in said field.
AT this time it is too late for par
ley concerning the dates o, legisla.
tive enactments for Justice and
equity as indicated are commanded
by the law Independent of the statute
and the operators in said field are
estopped by their own acts from
the plan by them invoked
and by the commission at their re
quest adopted.
"If this plan cannot be enforced by
the corporation commission with ref
erence to the conditions existing prior
to Feb. II 1915, a court of equity is
not without jurisdiction.
The commission in the order above
mentioned found upon the hearing of
April 9, 1915, that the conditions in
the Healdton field were such that the
daily realization OF the potential pro.
duction would constitute waste: that
the market demand and transporta-
ton facilities were inadequate to take
care Of the entire possible production
and that storing of the surplus over
and above the market demands in
steel storage would result in waste,
both actual and economic.
These conditions existed not only
upon the date of the order but at
the time of the trial and likewise
upon the date of the enactment of the
law, and out of the con
ditions found by the commission
which were already known to the
public, the said act and the neces-
sity therefor arose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

The pump station of the Producers
Refining company vii be located just
north Of the Magnolia pump station
in section 3-4-S. Chas. Won Weise has
returned from Coalgate, where he OBJ
tanned from the owners a right to
make the location Of the pump sta
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

The well which is being drilled by
officials of the Katy railway at Con-
way in Pontotoc county has reached
a depth of POO feet, and has the
eight-inch casing set at that depth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11
Session Laws Quoted.

referring to the first proposition
your attention is called to revised
laws of Oklahoma, 1910, section 1907:
Every corporation, Joint stock
company, partnership or other per
sons claiming or exercising the right
to carry or transport crude oil or
petroleum or any of the products
thereof, by pipe line for hire or other
wise, within the limits of this state,
as allowed by and upon compliance
with the requirements of this article
as owner, lessee, licensee, or by vir-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

The Amalco well in section sos
near Waurika has reached depth Of
700 feet. 1t is waiting for the ar
rival os 5-S-inch casing. The drill
is in a white sand. Seventeen water
sands have been encountered in this
well and in that respect it is similar
to those drilled across the river
where nice oil field has been found.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

The surveying crew for the pipe line
to Gainesville is delayed at Burney-
vile. The river is said to be higher
than it has been at any other time
this year 1t is something like three
miles in width at Burneyville and a
portion of Julian Burney's wheat crop
has been under six feet of water
Farmers in Warren's Bend have had
their farms overflowed four different
times this year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

Gunsburg & Forman No. II on the
Westheimer & Daube farm in section
4-4-3 are setting the casing on the
top Of the sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

It is reported that the Indian Terri
tory Illuminating company is block
ing some acreage north of Wildcat
Jim and will enter that portion Of
the county with the drill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

The Maloney-Hamon we'll in 26-i-3
IS little lower than 500 feet, and the
drill is in blue shale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

Snowden Bros. in 1896, southwest
of Ringing, have reached a depth of
1912 feet and is shut down on ac.
count of a broken crank shaft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11
OIL and GAS NEWS

George d. Key is here from Tulsa
on business matters connected with
the oil i2lds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

DuArd No. in section 9-4-3 has
recovered the tools from the hole
The drill is on top of the sand and
the well will be drilled in at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-11

Reports from Gainesville state that
as many as 100 men are at work
building the refinery there, which will
be supplied with Healdton crude.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
VIOLA

Mr. and Biz. Grove Omstcad 90
Pisr-1u. Canada. arrived FRIDAY from
Clie1ro and arc visiting with Mrs.
OmEtead's parents. M~ and Mrs John
MrElruur SIR and Mrs Omsreld
te-y recently returned from ihrec
months trip 20 tFs Pacific coast.
The ladies o. tlT ROYAL Neirht1r
i1lze gave o. dr-eutgul kitchen show
rF 40 fGsiT lodge rooms Tuesday eve
min .n honor 20 one OF their member.
tf'FE Ns-l Carey. whose marriage vllf
hr ON event o. tEr near future. 4 two
course luncheon vas served
Nr and Afrs. Charles EFfeuhurst
entertained tar -sE" club 90 their
bone Friday evening Five tables
uerr surrounded v.sh guests and "a
MOST eai1lab'e evening was passed.
The union revival uerflaaF came 90
a close last SUNDAY evening Between
sixty aud srseufvfTr uiiI unite u.tb
f1r churches az a result 90 The meet
iaEs.
1irs Seiiir Frazier vac hostess 90
fa~ ladies o. tb~ F1sta'ehug club ar
her bone Tuesday afternoon so e
fs-Fst-rE program vas e.vsI on 1-.l-
ESQ., Euu calls Currat rsrEts. sketch
90 ufr % uiaz Mra Ne.ur Russell.
+erteh o. uf~ OF HfEdTrp Nra stan
cir -tfFE'ean People % Today Mrs
Laura pinEerto1. -fsfe in tlr cts 20
WrEle1.- 1frF Sett.r EaiFtor. The
eosEEss served del.ci1ls fwo course
i4aet ,fFs N~tfir EaisJ0r wiu en-
trrtais enc club az ere next meeting
.g tuu weeks.
w-s W. r. Bailey and con Bert .
srEs % Cs-esaurE Friday and tT11eht
81 Bailey home FROM tlr hospital. .
utrrr Do underwent aa operation .
tsree weeks aEo from uEieh BE- &C. re-
e9Ve~iEE uiery-
Ne. uud Mrs. Caari-s WOOD % near /
Hrvuoits. came TuTs1ay and v.sitsa Z
with the former brother = Woof and .
sife ard ,trs Wo1d's mother. Mr.
oivez Tkccias. Who las bera quite 100 .
TIE pass two weeks.
ID BOYD Adams trfr Monday on a 4
igsiH-ss irtp tp taar. Alberta. Can .
ada.
Mrs. =. C. Gardusr has returned I
a0us from short visit vith relatives .
ss Aiodo
Passenger % CaicsbzrE Thurttay 4
uere SIR and Mrs. Victor 4
T~rrcy. Sis. v. a. Mechanism and Z
Nflss VirEsnia White
Miss Neiis LsnEf1rd sent 90 Mon.
mauth saturday where she met her I
sister Kate. 7EEo accompanied her 90 1
where thsy spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur t.uudeli and .
haby % Moline. came out Friday even. 4
inE for a visit with Mr. f.undeIIs 4
sarezfN. NJ and Mrs. = g. Roger. Mr.. /
LCnaeii returned home on Saturday. /.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
jail Location Termed Strtpendous Bltnader

, ed and citizens appeared before them
protesting and urging delay until the
( people might be heard they replied, in
the Language OF one country member
addressing the board. Wen we have
walked these people up! Now let's To-
cate the jail
The cities OF Omaha Des Moines.
Joliet. Rockford, Peoria, AledO and
Cambride and many other cities in
this country have already built new
jaiIs on sites other than their court
house squares. Why should not Rock
Island county display the same pro
Eressive spirit? Moline. Rock Island
and East Moline are spending thous-
ands upon thousands Of dollars an
nually upon public parks. boulevarded
streets and public school grounds to
enhance and improve the community
and surroundings. The Woman's clubs
of these cities are expanding time,
thought and money on public play
grounds for our children, upon yard
and garden Improvement contest and
upon vigorous and effective campaigns
for cleaner streets and alleys. Public
spirited and philanthropic citizens
have made liberal donations for public
and private libraries, West End Settle
ment house. Bethany home, Denkmann
park and other like projects, all in
line with the growing sentiment in
favor Of the city beautiful idea and
the betterment Of conditions Affecting
the vast majority of city residents, the
pioneer classes Of the people.
Unreasonable as the thought might
seem. Rock Island might better afford
to purchase a county jail site and pre-
sent il TO the county than to permit
the silly argument of economy over the
outlay OF an additional five or ten
thousand dollars at this time in order
to have a public project Of this nature
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
The NelO
Spring Hats.

Quaint IN shape, many OF
them gaily adorned with
flowers. Our spring open
ing disclosed 30 many differ
eut models. that women
were bcwildered-many OF
these hats are startlingiv
catchy and attractive, show
ing dozens OF Paris newest
stvle tendencies as interpre-
ted BY New NOrk's most IA
nous miltiners.
Side by side are hundreds Of
our own original and distinctive
creations. Come and see them
you'll be glad YOU came
n you don't see what you like.
we shan't expect YOU TO buy. but
we'd like your verdict.
The style show is at its height,
- pairs Of busy hands with MINI
BILE fingers guided by keen eyes,
quick Wit and intelligent brains
ara working every hour of the
DAY and will have your Easter
hat ready on time n you decide
promptly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
SEA BARGE ROUTE
TO START MAY |
ANNOUNCED BosTs WILL LEAVE
- SALE FoH New
ORLEANS.

r..ae. ar.e arr "a
sers-. rrr Ua4s~ Ia sale Cor Nrs
l-.-err "a Mas d faaasfras.rs water
1900. ---at-s ss.ss ssaa Fr4-e#.-a ana
.rn-- s4.~ss - 49,. r~sr coast. .erar1-
.er "a. r.e aa-sa-eerr-f Fr.s-raT ar
I. ree-s 5f fr- .afesrs s.. En..s ana
.a.f .rrrs4-e.ssss. .esr#
Hr- r-.- r--s van b. ea-rsr-f ss
a rssf-r 49, s-a=e sf-ef tarees uF
III" ff f. .4.s 49, esaraer a.I have
~ .-ss. 81 aase-s srl sar-- ss.r
BOATS .- eeerafaa-
Ee. H#aa .r esHasra u10eeeH trr.
Ca. La ..-- r.s.er.aE a.# f-r
f.- fa.s essr aa. be- ss.seel er re.l
e.r- .aE fs--- eHs . .e- Easrs.
ar.-s ss rE o. ae.s raTraas
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. 81. ....H ". a certificate
- .a. ...... .a-..f. has been grant
-. .# r.- -a.# .e..r.es COMA ssaa
r.- s.e-r s.--.ees ss Eea or
rr clad Ea.lEE
ana a ..Hsaa-. F.e. can H.eEle Do
.r ael-es.H
Hssr -aaHs sf .a SALES
" eers.rr ar eco
r4e#
reer- esa Ee erEH
. s.- Hss.es.as aF e large .F-rrer
ara.a GRIZZLIES e.H ar reHraF.
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arI .e ~ -ar-.-s srs.fat-s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
QUESTION TAX IN
A HOSPITAL CASE
FRIENDLY SUIT STARTED ~ CIR
cUrT COURT TO DETERMINE
VALIDITY MOLINE LEVY.
DAVIS rssirsrsn ASS fsr inlgnetisn
Against i-s;isutisn Beard ara
Cs-sr1tsslcr-

4 frisadiy suit % determines the
fs-ainy % che Tax levy q $4,000 tor
asGiloas 10 us Noi.zs city hospital
aas started ln circuit colrr thiE morn
lnz uhe- az lufunrti1u Vas filed
against ths hospital board and the
e1mmlza611 % Hfoiirr. restralninE che
sutho-r-s from masllE ibis asses
meat
The BON ls brought by David Holm
zr-a. Moline against " W. Richards.
- E~af. a-d Florence % siriElt.
secretary q tha hosp.tai board. and
S'aF1- 80 o. Carisoa and C.. " John
.ar. comm rEieeer % public fr4rers-
According Co ttr BIN thr couafifr-
ton o. csc state % uiIln.E provides
t1as 10 r1Irty. city. township or
school district shall 1r allowed 20 b.
e1zs lrfsHted ia any u1arn~- or for
any pl-uaes Co an auouat. Including
-1fss.re irfr6tedrrsF. uricf exceeds
5 r-- e-ef o. Er value % taxable
s-.s Perm Nsss.
mo tu sats forth tfar ar ACT rzFE-
81 June fr. fsIt. empowers cities 90
aafesala hospitals end fs1f che city
ar ua.Har Ia l-sF..E each Frar p tarc.
W rrE aa.- annually amounts 90
frEr.H tE declares tEar taia amount
6 .asf-.eeFr sa meet fHr ~E. Ht.as con-
f.es fr Gro r.rr bre.l.r frH Dol F.'ai
GAS HaHr 5r l-sE eHHa tfH.aT .Et
aaaa.srr1 at t.r 10000
E. arr-e tHaE since fHar r-# fHr
r.ae.arlTE taa decreased three tH.i
sH reer Gro people lsVr gradually Boz
como et1esfrt Co. further arr "f tEr
erl faar Bow 90 .s e-pHtrf and
IS Hsass1b.r f1 admit aT patients
#He.r-e EHaEw--r end r.rr Eu p-i
esre rHeae aFr 0HEa.EaH'r
Tho efE commission and hospital
H1rrf Eash Hrsriw1.eIE passed f|-
sH.II aH addition. $1,000 rH he raised
each saaau Cor a period OF cen Erars.
Or FEEL chen cited fHrt fHis ts contradict
a-F En fHr state caartif1flpr which
permits q fsE Ur'F fr and Including Q
per cent % tar value 90 taxable prop
srtr-
CIarr CONTRARY ts Las.
Tho ere a1t1oriz.gz cities f1 main
fa.r hospitals provide tfnt cities NAV
rlftaur o. vote OF ere people assess Cor
hospital purpose bgf fHr petition tur
tf~ .rluuetiol c1ulerde chat Offs lr
,Hta instance lE contrary Co tlr c1rst.-
t1taa which is the basic law and
which therefore HgpF-crteE Tho ace
1f1.iar EIft ferr.faiH
Tho u.t vas GIrd tg Shaube-E o. {
Harper end f o. o1tE f1 determine .
fET legality 1f taT proceeding ra that .
H frr future ao point can o. raised .
ze.rst frr addition
The herring on trr matter .r rrhsi- .
llef Co. come up iH Circuit court before ]
judge r. % Ramsay
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

a. 8 :. G. a. 80 Ce1osial Aassi al q;
gfelreE q class @ stx eGrze2sior.s
VII 60 rfvea tEs royal area uoTE
fgaa- s1r tzs kasaAi fesssetioa -
Rex ln.zeG co@4Gsessg 80. l.s
fceiszts Te@slsr. were sza&e az e.
sssala1 rassEizE SD izss ssssias az
tfasgzic ta@gfs t~oEis e. EmeTsozi.
So. yeas. E-@a4 stasfar4 eearur .
80 ssars. usu have esarEa @ tEs
work. wlles VA 30 held MaT 81.
ra~s~ rar1ifsfss we're Eisra 80 red
e-ers errree tzs- saertaE
81 Pazi t1sxs 80. -17. Eair1ts -
rrt fas. NET las sTsairE. Pas uefe
aae- 81 have "a state fep1fv visit me
-i.r .aa Sec 90 STAY la ere .af~r~st %
rs~ ert-r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
AMOLOX THE
NEW DISCOVERY
Many Cures Reported Daily In Towns
Where II IL Known.


Where u 10 Known
Tie wonderful cures that arc being
made By this remarkable new remedy
ara almost beyond belief
A young lady tom Ottumwa. Iowa
foT many years suffered from 9 bad
ease % eczema Her face vns = sight
90 behold. all covered with red hiotch-
-. pustuies and vimplcs. So unsiEhtiy
EaH her appearance she gave up all
social life. Faiiins 20 and relief Nth
doctors and remedies. she became de-
spoud.at and discouraged. amer a
foe weeks treatment With liquid and
ointment TIE Gcaiy rcdnsss disappear
81. pustuios healed and she Was entire
~ cured. \ few months folioEing her
mother wrote that AmoloI had done
wonders Cor her daughter. and she
Was married last week.
This Il only one OF the many cases
that are bciag reported IN towns where
Amoiox has been introduced and Sc
merits have become known Anoiov
ointment wiil quickly Danish pimples.
blaekheAds and all minor skin troubles.
Bad eases o. Eczema. Psoriasis. letter.
Ead skin diseases lasting for years.
should use both ointment and liquid
20 eject = cure. Trial size. soc. Guar.
G-tesd - Herman o. Rolfs.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

settled satisfactorily. Now IS the
time to act; three months hence viii
be too late and 10 years later we will
all lower our heads in shame and re.
fuse to confess TO our children that
we lacked the nerve 10 stand by our
convictions when we saw a stupendous
folly about TO be perpetrated."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
c.S.mecahe f. CO.

The rapid rise of this
store to the position of the
Tri-Cities foremost style
purveyors to smart women
is based upon our ability to
constantly offer apparel of
absolutely correct style and
of the highest quality at the
low prices that were for
merry thought impossible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
TOWNSHIP BATTLE
IS GETTING WARM
IsrEaGsT fscREAsEs - coss
rLsT oVGE sELEcroN o.
ASSISTANT susEaVtsoRs.
p.r-aa-sse Nsr-issss stsasss - Vsss<
fsr JsH Sc A.~sg Frs11 go cs.-r
sfssss 1z4srr-

Ysstsr&sg vas tas laas cay ssT g.
80 nGu rntiog pagers far tonlsa.s
ofrces and 'reaHa CIrrf ~. A. trrg ert
s.sGav fs haFar mo sgeci1.rG lallo-s
Driatrd aaG as.l have Elea Fa,-slT fsr
Guttrtgullaa al.ass.i.tf M lruSers
tried tae glaa ~ ca1s ls-flfir- BIDS ta-s
yrar s1r Ese orsatlsr % .ar ballots aei
enc w1rf gas aaaF.lrf ts y p. lia
a4naar. a~fsf ..a .larar Bidder
Tar ballafs rlr emo mrE wl b.
green aa1 en- ear4ra Tel.a7F Special
interest 81 Ear-1 f1r Iear te e-- co.
lection % ast-staas fi1errito--. afr
90 wsor1 are fa s~ Eau7t To Demo.
crtac olnd Dates have g.rtf-i .sra
aeIera r1 eers srf 9ef- RI elected. a
a. afrrmst fs have lsr e.4afI aeerf
recorssfrr go Haarf sEe LlaG r,s~i
G-clsIa1 "a. s.ass tar lr0 $4,000 ca-e.
~ lau an enc e1arr house etT-9l.s
Thrf ore a Favor af saes s.t- away
Pom Es rtaeas. wsae ta- o. ~. ~
townsa b es1eIs voiced COVE rre9.s
tlon faFeffaE csls gt1
ta aag.Hae f1 Eva ssslstast ss5er.
vtsors "a Hssf.er ~ us peace vul 81
aaae,f r1 Gi ESQ VaesarT easf-'i o.
th- drsra ot Ese .sfs Dfvr- u.s.e
rrs csesssfss.
Tie candidate er enc sr.rr.
reouBnran ast saris.sE refeFf as
esrtf1el Eo Town e.-rf Ur-F-rf sf-
1r~eerss.s.
nar ssas ..
oafvrTrr. rHe.rE l
ome lttFg-r. e-ar usEe-r ID. E
cooF. Ir
~ faaes af enc sH-r O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Il Would Help.

A facetious bishop went TO preach
charity sermon a short time ago in
q church. The rector said:
Il am grieved that you should have
to come on such a windy day"
The bishop replied: Tut, tut. my
friend. Didn't come to raise the
wind WISCONSIN State Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Cost of Going Cut in Two
California ExpOsitiOns

Get Expeditions has
n
comfortably the
he
Don't Hckety
solid granite
backbone of
All
The Burlington Route &c @ r. RI Pullman Sleeping
il
Burlington often,
Of lie explain It
a a your needs
IlstlItIllltI1nI A Agt
E1ae111s11S14i Telephone c. Q. R.
Route:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
Wednesday and Thursday We
Give 80 per cent Discount

On all celebrated Regis Look for Friday
Saturday announcements. Buy your new Spring Corset
NOW, NOW!
Buy $1,000 cOrsets for $500. The $500 ones
for S42O. the $500 ones for S21O, the Dollar
cOrsets for zoe, etc, etc. Yes! Yes! 80 per
cent off.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23
With the tremendous scramble for
Neto Go,Uy,s every ,Uon,ar1 must haze
New Corsets.

There seems no limit number OF fashions in dress
but simply have corset to have the
Clothes fitted
A gown cannot be made look right old corset
which may be only slightly of date.
Practically all the Spring 1915 corset models are here
making high sales records; be
of the great happenings here this
among still the and
hear all about it. You'll buy you
that sells nearly every kind Of
less-Experts will mt you with any style
Note these famous makes-Regis, Kabo, CB Spirite
The N. G., Redfern, American Lady,
MILE, Ton Regaiste Memo, Royal WORCESTER R4see
Belt and others
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-23

All che news an the ume-The
Argus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-04
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.


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