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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Jessie r. Burkert OF Omaha is a
guest OF friends IN the city.
". IT. Snyder Of Peoria spent sun
day with his brother, c. u. Snyder. 1922
Eighth avenue
Mrs. Louis ostrom OF Cokato. Mimi.
is visiting at the home o: her son,
Dr. Louis Ostrom-
Mrs. T. ]. MacManus returned sat
L-day from a two weeks visit with
her son. r d. MacNanus and family
az Ottumwa-
James c. Mccoy and Miss Ruth Nc
Coy returned this morning 10 their
home in Springfield after a sunday Wis
u with relatives
Mrs. John Sears and daughter Mar
sarst have returned TO their home in
sears after spending the winter months
IN Minneapolis. Mr.. Sears will return
home during The week.
Rev II. ]. Eettelkamp. pastor Of the
German Methodist church. left this aft
ernoon for Burlington 20 attend a meet
ing OF the Quincy district OF the Ger
many Methodist church. which will be
held Al that place May As.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
STARTS 4 q DAY
CRUISE TUESDAY
Helen Blair Begins Trip to Pittsburgh
TOmOrrON-Is just Back from
heOkUk.

At 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the
Helen Blair begins a long cruise. A
21-day run on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers TO Pittsburgh and return
is in store for a large list of passen-
gers. Success of the long trips under
Captain Walter Blair's direction is re-
sponsibIe for the rapidtty with which
the cabins OF the boat were engaged.
The Helen Blair returned Sunday
morning from its excursion TO Keokuk
and was at once prepared for the jour-
ney to come. A large number OF peo-
pie Joined the excursion at New Bos-
ton. At Keokuk an inspection trip
over the dam and power house proved
an interesting part of the trip.
When the boat returns from Pitts
burgh it viii begin its regular Sun
day excursions to Hampton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
AN EXCURSION IN
LIEU OF C0NCER!
Eack leland Hasnuerehsr WIZ Make
Trip ~ River in MargHsffs.
~uuday. IEnF ~

1fsassrs % sts Rock Is,aHd wsrs-
zsresas have decided rss Co hait tae.r
assast e7zes-t ssis year on uee7rz-
tlar fsr tes-rss tseg have arranged
f7r en- eeesrstae oa tas river on s.a-
GsV Isrr o.
TIE e. Misses 7s ter weather fr H1rt
esasrf fE~~ t1 Fsts aEsssst tar ela-
cert. fFsFsss fsat 81 u-eorsflaa rzF be-
waetf tr GOO VaFs CO. FisE e. recital
srt draw "a s1e,i EHse~
rsr river Fge1rs.aE as planned .s
=r=sE wsF approval srras tze
@eeeers. Tte rfarr.sFff- sas Beer se-
rzrrf srt vista "a barge Uf leave ere
faaF NJ srFerfre1r1 street or g. a.e.aeE
FRI enc rFretrE -r Grip utl H~ ar-
ssers~ s1ass tE MHrs E1 Waa.ivar.l-s
grove r-sr F1rt ErrT1. Here a.rr-r
Utl. DBL served on gre srFsra ere tslas
VIII arrive here ss ESQ O'Clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
OBITUARY


Three veeas ago Mrs JoEu Hf-EssE
6t Sunny uu suffered an attack %
paralysis as F-suft o.: which death
csar tE E.ts Sunday afteru9on- sac
wfs aH years Fa4 8 Gays 6lf.
~ sfrvT Of ireland. Mss NeEe1E
vas born .r c1guFv Down. April e..
1885. sac was married there t1 John
H-r--EE srt wtfh BIN cane 60 Ng1rr-
See esd trT-t % Eurat township in
tffs re~ FAMILY. thr6gEt their c1a-
ssaat residence there. Es1 become ore
of .H- best known te sEas community.
YES fteEesEs Christian character and
err s-Vet.1e t7 Der family esgseG Der
Oil er held ls tse highest respect and
Be- teats ts personal Toss GO many
ST. WeEsar died ~ years ar1. Ntrs
soc ast daughters and stu srautrsif-
trra survive Tn foruser are James
s1t Davis Of Rock tsf1rf. tfrs. t.tner
h-.r-FFs and Mrs Charles s54fE %
oras. 1fss Belle % CoaafY Down. eat
I1ss. I1@es. Margaret and May. iiv-
i-r Er teH-.
FaE-ral services VIII - beta az =
o.rl1ct tomorrow fa ERE tfomrstrat
Ca.s-t TrssbTtrrtan ehgre1 utt1 bar
.al ia tEs cemetery there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
TO REPEAT
SUCCESS OF 1914
1000 Block Association Meets Tomor-
row Night 90 Discuss This Years
Carnival Activities.

Repetition OF the successful carnivais
OF 1914 when every business from in
the 1900 block had a part in the fes-
tivitics e now proposed by enterpris-
Ing merchants OF that part OF the city.
The association meets IN the Rock Is
land house tomorrow night 20 outline
the activities OF the coming summer.
Il IS hoped 10 make the program
this year even more attractive than
that OF last season, but in any case the
merchants desire 10 prove 10 the city
that they are as alive now as they
were last year. Indications point TO
decision OF merchants not 20 wait until
prosperlty's alarm clock wakes them.
but that they propose TO meet the good
times half way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Bertha. and other relatives in this
vicinity.
The missionary societies OF the
". < church will be entertained NJ
the home OF Mrs. T. A Dunlap We'd
nesday. May s. n 2:sO p. m The lead
81 IL Mrs. Cullison and the topic:
The Red Men and Our Social Order. "
Nr. and Mrs. A. G. Frakes. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Frazier and Mrs. a. c. Nc
Cianahan spent Saturday IN Aledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashenhurst.
Misses Lera Terrey and Leila McAtee
and Roiia Terrey went 20 Monmouth
and attended a concert given by the
Monmouth College Glee Glib OF which
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashenhurst's son. Frank.
is a member
Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and son
and hts wife came from Monmouth
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs.
Bailey's mother. Mrs. Mary Pinkerton.
Mrs Pinkcrton was ~ years old Sat
urday.
airs. John McKinnon left Tuesday
FOR Humestou. Iowa, 20 be present al
the wedding OF her nephew. Charles
Humeston. which took place AZ IL
O'Clock noon Wednesday.
Mrs. Marcelia Gilbert OF Galesburg
came Thursday and iE visiting at the
home OF Mrs Wyatt MiIlikan.
Mrs. Carruso % Joy came Friday
and went 20 the home OF her sister
!u-law. Mrs. Grant Palmer. wheSe she
~iii remain with Mrs. Palmer 49, IS
sock
Mrs. Fred Craig spent the day sat
urday In GalesburE.
o. /. Stoncr arrived home Tues
day from the Mayo Bros. hospital az
Rochester. MINI. a. which place he
has been for the past two months. Re
stood the trip we'll.
LLOYD Bear % Monticello. Ill. was
the guest % friends here sunday.
Notice % the death 81 Robert Tay-
ior. a former resident % this COM
munity. was received by friends here.
Mr. TAYLOR vas horn iu Cumberland. I
April 2. 1885. and died az
the home % his daughter. Mrs. :. s
White IN New Kent county. VIZ, April Z
%. aged so years and I days
The Misses Beuiah Bisscii and Julia /
sfeGauFhy % Mncomb. were guests /
~ home folks sunday Miss Allie /
Thompson. who has been doing spec
.ai work in Rock Island county the /
past week. and &C. one % Miss Beulah's .
teachers. vas her guest sunday.
Mr. and NrE. Joseph Boyer went 20
Moline SUNDAY and spent the week
with their daughter Mrs. J. a Lun-
leIi and family. Mrs. Boyer has been
10 poor health for some time and is
being treated by a physician az that
place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
TO TAKE DEPOSITION
IN NJ. W. A. TAX CASE

ef H- fI4trrH Woeegsn 9r America
ae .E.s ar rs- 1rd-r ard john e. w1e,-
tFr .rH assessor t-tt this aftere1as tr
nst- t-p6s.f.ars s1 be taken 1v tfr
masr-r- 7-esarerrv te tEr Lia.aFst1l
esssr are4s court H fse ease Fea.-
HF before tsst fr.HgsaI ON f.r FaFs-
zion OF whether or roe ere tFrrft fund
e. rss society fs taxable Fred E1rt.
assistant bead eirrt Est ~ s.. PsH-
Bps. sefsaFv. were tse g~e.ais wt1
vert
DO case before ere rtvtrFsF1r r1Gr-
o. circuit e6l-r was ore vtlef vas
f.sf there fott1wtuz TIRE refusal here
~ ss- saaFt % review f9 assess tfs
seF@rr fsess % thr soetsfv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
VIOLA.

John Irwin Hglffuu. oldest child %
j. g. and AfrE 81. g. Britton. who died
Sunday. April 81. sgaE born Go GlIya.
ti.. uut l0. fsss. AZ the age % four
years De cams v!th his parents 90
Viola. where be grew 90 manhood re-
ceivirE bis education iu the public
schools en- this place January IL
1899 at Springfield NO. he Vas united
lH marriage 90 Miss Olive r. Bolcn.
who with bis parents. two sisters. Mrs
Edna Carver o. Presumption and Mrs.
ada Hartzeil % Preston. Kansas. and
three brothers. Fred OF Presumption.
prtiiie and Clarence az home. survive
t1 mourn bis uuumcly death. The fun
srai was conducted ga the home % his
parents Tuesday morning. April %.
by Rev. G. @. Harper OF the Presby-
terrain church. assisted by Rev. Neal
Mechanism and the remains we're
laid 90 rest In the Viola ccmctry. Tho
paIIbcarcrs were. Harvey McI.aurh-
I'm. Harry Jinkinson. sam Collins.
Fred Frazier. James Flunkett and
Fred LiudburE-
Alex Miller won't 20 WataEo Thurs
day 90 attend the funeral o. his broth
rr-ln-iaw. who died 90 one % the Chi
caEo hospitals while undergoing an
operation.
1ir. nud Mrs. Berry voEt ~ Keiths-
burg were zusrtB 40 the home 81 Mr..
and Mrs Va 7. Bailey Sunday.
Professor Moore was called home
20 Galva Thursday on account % the
serious illness % his little sister.
CLYDE uehiu came down from Chi
eaEo Thursday for a few days visit
with home folks.
Jrr ChrIsty OF New Windsor vas
in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs n Larson spent Wednesday IN
the fTt-cities.
Henry Reynolds % REYNOLDS came
Thursday and is assisting his brother
Robert. fu the lumber yard.
Mrs =. l. Robinson visited az the
home % her sons in Siivis and Bar
stow the latter part % the week.
NJ. and Mrs " n. Giadman % Z
New Windsor spent Tuesday NJ the I
hone o. =. T.. Christy and family.
Or. Arthur McCrciEht OF Fort /
Dodge. Iowa. spent the past week with .
his father. J. ". MccrciFht and sister
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
SEXTON IS NAMED
ASJURY FOREMAN
Ma Term % Cirgait Cears Formally
Opsas VIA Jaa<s Oizastsa
Frssi6inx-
CRIMINAL woEE WILL BIZ LIGHT
Z .msrrar aad wednesday WIN -
Devoted % Hearing NatHr4i-
zafian Matters

5 .-H ~ rirr'ss' ro'.ft fa-ssat'y
esre-f ra.s aa=rrsoa az 2 o'etsrS
49,. fafr- 81 "a 0f.sssef ~ 80
49,. ~. 49,. ...-.. -
rH 0fAt tr ta- e'-rt ap
ras sri f rtrae fsrTGsr Fr9a
all. .sr.es fE@r~ VII be s.s Ussf-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
DON'T BE
DECEIVED

= yaa feel exhausted ard weak o.
tFs easily. foer try 60 bracs up or
ttsar Or some patsns rzedictEs tsat
WI pr9.iges tte sane eject
70 IS eaiy Temporary. aa4 tie Fsae-
tea leaves you "a worse shape than
Net1rs
Wat you want - mere strs1sth-
FatssF rohs's Nfsdiefas - q pure food
rsstlefsss tfs tnErs3issts are rogrtss-
sss ssf strsaxthsniaE- NOssiaE sgEsis
p as tpaie ssG BODY baiitsr for all
tsFuat ssd iGaE troabiss.
Contains no aieosol o. tzfu-toGs
Grgzs. Get a bottle today. y will make
yaa strpsx. RsnzsmseF. g has bee= iz
rss 90 geara-gA4v.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
IN BETTER LOCATION

Offices of the Illinois free employ
ment bureau Will be moved tomorrow
from the Safety building TO 1921-1923
Second avenue. Two entrances will
be provided. one room being for men
and the other for women.
Cornelius Donovan, who is in
charge OF the Office, IS much pleased
over the new arrangement It will
put the employment headquarters on
the ground floor. which is much de-
sired, and Mr.. Donovan believes the
usefulness of the agency will be
greatly increased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
ISSUING NOTICES OF
JUDICIAL ELECTION

County Clerk H B. Hubbard is busy
today preparing notices for the judic-
ial election which comes June :. In
der the law, notices must be in the
hands of supervisors at least 80 days
before the day of balloting and must
be posted not less than Is days be-
fore that time
a meeting of the republican county
central committee has been called for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
new COUNCIL TO
END PRECEDENT?
said That Department Heads VIII
Make Majority Of Appointments
60 Minor Ofiees.
No INFORMAL MEETING Is HELD
Change From 0id Plan. II Il Rum
orsd. WIN Increase the RespOn-
sibiliiy Of the Commission.

Mayor McConochic announced this
morning that there would b. some APP
po.atmeuts made AZ the meeting OF the
city council 90 b. held tonight. thus
&c confirming rumorE about the city hall
Saturday. The mayor aid not sag the
number nor Gld h~ mention the Offices
Eaiea would BE- filled this evening.
Thus far there has been no In
formal session % the council % de-
trgrtia~ the appoirtces. and Dr. may be
that this administration wili get away
f-1a thr precedent established under
che old aidsTmnnic form. ia which the
c6lacii az a whole sent over the list
'rfdrnaiiv. later CONFIRMING the slate
az e. regular session
ff Gel said az che city hall that IN
stead % ttiE the council viii adhere
90 che letter % the statutes on the
commission form % government. which
provides that uu!T the chief % police.
frT efiFf. city attorney. city engineer
aaf city health physician b. appointed
HF ere council a. "a vh1ie
Other appointments. 80 Oh expected.
a,i be made By fnr commissioner IN
charge o. each department.. bat shrth-
GO OF noe th~ e1luclf vi'i BE- asked %
earfru che selections is 90 this time
roe sE1Er-
Police Ohcrrs Selected
Ea=aF has if also. that the chief %
police and EiEtt captain will be- APP
laiarrs ar tEr meeting this evening
Comment rarreaf on che streets. is
.Est rtit ,fl.rr $3.50 D. named chief
% police aEI E4vaE1 EiftilEra night
suss5r-
Application made recently. follow
CEiTf Of police William Cauitcld-
U.V hraIrH rErt.riau-pF. A. "
It1-iier
Building lrarrrfar-J. O. Munroc. .
Motorcycle police ofrrrT-toe Fors- .
.ers
Ci-rsship in cIfv clerks oG-e-Tom
s. Foster
Fireman Edward Eflcr
.f.areiiaHr6gE-W a. Flanagan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

10 fsnefaI % HfFF- GforEF HgfrsI-
sas viii - telf ta1orrpH afternoon
az 9 o'ei1et at she basar. zf1s Seventh
avsrsr. Woiisr. Gsr. uavi1 s. An
frFwarrha % Caabri4E- will have
rsarzs % ere services. with interu-ut
on Rivers s1r eenet-Ty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Nss- t-ozis SGasais. - years % age.
eiss .. Es1f 'ais zosrisE a. her hone.
1880 Tsata street. 1fo1ia@. aftsF q fo4r
wsess' tus~ss. she Wzs born 60 Bel
Eiasa sG 1875 asd cane TO Araerica in
1911. settliaF in G@nssso. Whsre she
lived ESQ gears besBss eczsiag 90 So
uss 81 1850.
E@s3fes a~r Egshare ske &C. suryiv-
80 ~ siaF eEllfrFss 1farEaFrf. Llszle.
Lena. Peer. CEarl~s. Joan. Em.l.
Fsass ssE Oscar. al. &c hosaF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
OPENING AT TOWER
PROVES ATTRACTION

Scores braved threatening weather
70 attend the opening at Watch Tower
Sunday. the interest shown highly
pleasing George Stephenson who this
year Is operating the amusement park
Many dinners were served for so early
a date.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
GETS JAIL TERM ON
CHARGE OF ASSAULT

Edward Stewart was sent TO the
county jail for a period of 10 days by
Police Magistrate Smith this morning
on a charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred BY John Jackson. Jackson
claimed that Stewart struck with
board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Hrs. william Parker.

Na6fs~r t-ass wbieh tas cazs~f
eogrs.ss o. ester ths ho@ss % szary
srar Coal valley occurred early TO-
tsT wEsa Mrs. VILLAS FarE-r di~G
sftsr sGssaiairE a strUer o. paralysis
sas vas tss wife % VILLAS Parker
wsose tsra g. fvs ra{iss soafhsast %
ali.ar- ss-vlvtsE are tss hGshaa4 agG
faar eEilfrsr- Wrs. James Tn1mpson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
NOTICE To PUBLIC.
Regarding Change In Jit-Bus Schedule

Starting Monday, May 10. all auto
mobiles running between Rock Island
and Davenport and Moline Will run
down Third avenue to Sixteenth street,
turning north 10 Second avenue The
regulation fare IS cents either before
or after midnight.
WILLIAM c, GABLE.
-(Adv) Secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
CYANIDE FUMES
OVERCOME YOUTH
Walter Loudders, EmplOye of Photo
Art Engraving Co, Collapses
as Result OF Poison.
Is IN PRECARIOUs CONDITION
Ambulance Makes Record Run to Hos
pital Where Immediate Dam
ger is AFerted.

Saturated with poison resulting
from working constantly in fumes OF
potassium cyanide, Walter Loudders,
an employe of the Photo Art Engrav-
ing company was overcome suddenly
at 1880 this morning and is now in
st. Anthony's hospital where his life
hangs in the balance.
The process used in the engraving
plant makes it necessary for the en-
ployes 20 breathe the cyanide fumes
to a considerable extent. Loudders
has been working there for several
weeks and although he showed no
previous effects during that time, his
system had become filled with the
poison. This morning he collapsed.
Makes Record Run.
The moment the young man was
overcome, the ambulance was order
ed. Condition of the victim was such
that every minute counted and the
urgency of the case caused the driver
of the ambulance to break records in
reaching the patients side and in TAX
ing him 10 st. Anthony's hospital
There DR.. Joseph De Silva attended
the youth. The physician reports
Loudders in great pain and says his
condition is precarious, but hope is
held out for his recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Gets 30 DAYS.

William WsIdron was given so days
TO think over his failure TO support his
wife and two children when he was
hailed before Judge y. a Larson this
afternoon Ordered by the county
court some time ago 10 give his wife
So week for the support of the little
family, Waldron failed to respond.
hence the term in jail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Jitbus Driver Fined.

V. 3. Hudson. .itbus driver. was
aned 81 and costs this morning by
Police Magistrate Smith on charge
OF violating the motor vehicle laws
OF the city. Motorcycle officer John
=. Parr made the arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Attention, h. of c.

Members OF Allouez council. No. SIS.
are requested TO meet a. X OF c. hall
Tuesday evening. Nav (. al O'Clock.
Business OF importance.-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Makes Record Run.
KUNKEL HIGH MAN IN
SUNDAYS GUN MATCH

In the competition Sunday NJ Kun
kel led others of the Rock Island Gun
club with "A hits out of a possible p.
A. GAZETTEER followed close behind with
L. Pardon in third position. Score Of
the days shooting are subjoined;
IS Is 10 dou-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Minister. Meet Postponed.

The regular meeting OF the Moline
Ministerial Union TO be held this morn
ing at the y. NJ c. A. was postponed
on account OF small attendance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

% NIias. Jessie azs william az bone.
zaG Nss Fz4i WaGs@orth % Rural
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock at the
court house. Candidates of the party
are to be in attendance and plans for
She campaign are to be made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
Greater, Better Rock Island
Property at Smaller Prices
With Larger Values.

co0n buys a four room house; large
lot with barn; close TO manufac-
turing district-S4O0 cash.
$1,000 buys four room new house;
built the best, with furnace
and electric lights-S100 cash.
$1,000 buys 1--WE room semi-modern
house in the very best of re-
pair; well located, large lot and an
ideal home for some one-s300 cash.
S005O buys q six room semi-modern
new house in the very best of
condition; located on 18th street. This
is one of the best buys in the city for
the money-$35O cash.
S2350 buys a five room all modern
house with large front porch;
east front; close to car line and paw
ing-$350 cash.
$4,000 buys 10 room semi-modern
house; well located; in the
best of condition-S300 cash.
$3.50 buys modern six room prac-
tically new house; large lot;
best of location-s40O cash.
$3.50 buys a five room all modern
house except bath tub; east
front; lots of fruit and shade; located
close to Long View park. Terms can
be had
$1,000 buys a seven room house with
? acres OF nice level ground;
close in. Terms can be arranged.
$4,000 buys a six room all modern
house; oak finish; large level
lot; plenty OF shade and fruit. with
paving paid. Located on 25th street.
Terms
$500 buys FIVE room, new. mod
ern, latest style bungalow:
beemed ceiling; cement basement and
colonade. In fact everything in a
house that one could ask for Large
lot. $500 cash.
buys seven room all mod
ern new house on 28th street:
oak finish and beamed ceiling This
is one OF the most up-to-date proper
ties on the hill $1,000 cash.
VIII build 70 suit you on easy pay
ments. Am able TO give you your
choice Of one of several locations in
the city. Come and see me, if you are
looking for a home or if you have a
small or old house that you would like
to exchange as payment on a new
home, phone for appointment and we
will talk it over. as I am able TO find
what You want and where you want it.
L. L. HANCE
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Office 4i6 Safety Bldg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

AL TIE zs-s all re tsae-rAs Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03
% 10 10 dOu'
birds. birds birds. hIes

The club viii hold a meeting tonigh
at koch's gun shop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-03

-(Adv)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-21
WANTS CARNIVAL
ADVERTISING IN
BONA Eide: FORM.
President Harrington of AID
Club Says Donations
Not Needed

( s.E y p Z rs p ,
President harrington at the meet
ing of the Ad Club Wednesday asked
the vigilance committee of the cluD TO
look into the proposed sale of adser-
Using in the Carnival program which
is to be issued by the Carnival COM
pany.
.AThe only point of interest in the
matter is whether this advertising is
to be put in the class of live advertis-
ing or of a donation. Much so-called
advertising, it is contended, in pro-
grams that go the rounds for Homo
lulu events is nothing more or less
than straight donation. And it was
to do away with such donations that
the Carnival company was financed
'If the buyers regard it as good adj
vertising, an advertising club could
have no objection said harrington.
But if it is merely another method
of getting donations it ought not to
have the approval of business men
who believe in live advertising. The
Carnival company has enough money
to keep it going without resorting to
form of donation, labeled advertis-
ing, which a steadily increasing num-
Der of business men are putting in its
proper position.
1--WE are all stockholders in the Mid
Pacific Carnival Company, Ltd, so we
can raise this question and discuss
it on its merits without fear of hurt
ing the feelings of anyone.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-21

ments for the year. -! .$31 ,635.1S
Estimated income fer cur.
rent year at $500 per
month .......... 10000 90
Difference "....... $ 1,636.1S
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-21

shot a black fox whose skin is valued
at $500. ~. ==@...... p:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-21

Making all told the require
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-21

Twelve months at $3.50. SIS 800 %
We shall also need
during the next IL
months 100000 gen.
eral folder .$2500
$4,000 primers 1880. 1000
$4,000,
And should be prepared
early in the year to pay
off the following indebt-
edness:
Bank OF Hawaii,
acct. note. 553.GS
Star-Bnlletin.
folder acct. 2262.15
Taking all told the ranuire -