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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-18

The p. E. O. rummage sale, which
was held Friday and Saturday, was
quite well patronized, and the ladies'
feel that it was success, as quite q
neat little sum was added to their
treasury. ss..5s ss5s.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-18

Maynard Crane, of Cooperstown, is
in the city, a guest at one of the local
hotels. ... 49,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-11-18

Ludwig Nicholson was in the city
Tuesday from Dazey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
WORLDWIDE WAR TRUST

continued from Page FourD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
STATE PRESIDENT Is TO
TALK AT DOCTORS MEET

The annual meeting of the Rock IS
land County Medical society. viii be
held Tuesday. April IS, at the New
Harper. Dinner will be served at
$50, the business session and cleo
ton of officers following. Dr.. L. w.
Littig of Davenport will talk on Two
Post-operative Tragedies" and "Dila-
ton of the Stomach and Embolism."
The principal speaker of the evening
will be Dr. a. l. Britton, Athens.
president OF the Illinois Medical So
ciety. The theme of his address has
not been announced.
Physicians of the Iowa and Illinois
Medical association, central district
viii have an opportunity to hear DR..
A. J. Ochsner, the eminent Chicago
specialist, when the Iowa and Illinois
Medical society convenes tonight at
the Rock Island club. Hour of the
gathering is set for S O'Clock.
The central district of the associa-
ton usually holds its sessions Thurs
day. but change was made to accom-
modste the noted surgeon whose en-
gagements did not permit him To be
present at that time. DR.. Ochsner
will speak upon Some Points on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
Is ENDORSED BY
STREET RAILWAY MEN

Archie Harris candidacy for com
missioner has received the endorse
men; OF division No. s1s. Street Rail-
way employees. which organization to-
DAY made public the following state
ment:
To whom Il may concern: Archie
Hart - one OF the charter members OF
our division. has been in continuous
good standing for the past l. years,
acting as president of the local for
eight years. or until becoming a mem
Der OF the Rock Island commission.
and we. the members OF division No.
3iS In regular meeting assembled
unanimously endorse him in the pres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
Poslam Quick
to SOOthe and
Comfort Skin

Pos,am will show you quickly, even
overnight. how greatly IL will benefit
your alling skin Itching stops as
soon as IL is spread on the skin The
burning surface Is comforted and
pacifed. Healing IS rapid. improve
meat being noted day by day.
Eczema Is controlled by Poslsm
and all It's ugly manifestations driven
away. Pimples. Acne. BARRIERS Itch.
SealpScale. Rashes and all surface
disorders yield TO Poslam as to moth
ing else
Its work OF healing has been sue
cessful In persistentiy stubborn cases.
All druggists sell Posiam- For free
sample write TO Emergency Labora-
tories. - West e5th ST. New York
Posiam Soap for toilet and bath.
msd,cated With Posiam, rs cents and
Is cents.-(Adv.D
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
ent contest for the office of commits

ent contest for the Office of commits
sioner.
We have always found him ready
TO go the whole way in any request
from organized labor. He stood for
our cause and we believe we owe him
all the support we can give him, and
especially request the assistance of or
gained labor to help place one labor
candidate in Office for the coming four
years. as we believe the labor ele-
ment should at least have one repre-
sentative In our city government.
JAMES c. KINSLEY.
President division No. S1S.
d. JAMES F. McCABE,
Secretary division No. S13.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
REMOVE JUDICIARY FROM
POLITICS IS ADVISED

tcoutiausa from PAGE E,shtJ
judicial circuit has accepted a posi-
ton upon the appellate bench and by
reason thereof the docket % the courts
have become oongested with cases
thereby causing great delay 20 the
adrainistratiOn o. justice. therefore
be q
Resolved. That :; is the sense OF
this eOnven;ion that II any OF the can
Gicate4 nominated by this convention
are elected that they do not seek any
appointment upon the appellate bench.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
MRS. E. FOSTER LEAVES
$1,000 TO M. E. CHURCH

According 20 the will of the late
Mrs. Eliza Foster. OF Rock Island.
which was admitted to probate, over
$4,000 was bequeathed to the trustees
OF the First VI. E church for use in
payment OF the erection OF the Sun
day school annex. The Masonic
temple association was given 800.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
McCoNOcHIE SPEAKS AT
THEATRE THIS EVENING

william yeconoehie. mayoraliy
candidate. sfli present his side % the
issues % the campaign TO the pubiie
today AZ the Empire theatre. Mr.. Ne
COnoeh.e makes his debut on the
stage this afternoon and will speak
AGAIN in the evening.
Precedent IN this campaign for such
action vas SCI BY :. J. Collins. the
opposing candidate. Who spoke from
the stage "wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

lContinued from fage Four-I
study can be made of the mental pro-
cess preceding the physical act"
Senator Borah. chairman of the SEN
ate committee on education and labor,
made a very exhaustive report OF the
Taylor system. following an investiga-
ton OF the subject by his committee
This report condemns the speeding-up
features OF the Taylor system. reports
they are wholly unnecessary. and rec
ommends the passage OF legislation
prohibiting the use Of the stop-watch.
and so forth. in government estab-
ilshments. This report is senate docu-
ment, report No. $50, second session.
SIND congress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
ANNUAL BUILDING
BOOM Is ON HERE
SEVENTEEN PERMITS EoR sTRuc-
TUEEs TO COST ssosc5 ARE
tssuEO ~ WEEK.
g s1s o,@sfusss. ore B4sirsss stsss-
ara a Sat krs l-eisess
o. trs LisE.

rEs aangai sprinE tgsi4irE boom Is
uow ca Ia Rock fsiaad. havtas started
tsrlsz tss LAST week ssecs Lass FFi-
ssF g. permits for sse erection %
sf-scfsrss % cost all told sz0.s95 have
5csa issued ~ Buiidtzs Inspector J.
u stspp.
% these. sszht are for dwellings
tEs sost expensive Of Uhies e that
% be erected BY :. 2 Jos1soa for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

All the news all the time-Ths
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

John Brennan a. go Tweuty-afJh
street. Ths cost ts gf.e5s.
Tne~s arc one rat building. three
afterasiens. one bEsiassz house. three
rorcaes aa4 0zs garage iaciufsd "a
tsis rst. Fron EoW on e 70 expected
that tie basIdirz boom nil couitnrs
IRE Permits
Following is a lis % the permits:
Herman Hansen. for Frank
CIirs. 1910 Sinetcoath street
dwelling s.-sees-se-sr-s- . as'ff
Herman uanssa. far Ninnszpo-
tts BssWirs company. 1872
Ft-s. svcsue. alteration 600
August Hsrzcsau. for Mrx- Sci
Gsi. 70s EizhtE street. porch. $50
Calvin sisco. for I'd Schroeder.
1910 sscoza street. dwelling 1880
George Order. Fisth street. and
Hsrusrtn street temporary
dwelling .s... -s-sess sser-- lF'
=. e. Johnsoa. sor John B-sr-
uAz. $50 Twszty-skird street.
fNelltEE sssss ssssss. sss.. fseft
:. 2 rohnsoz. fo- Robert Hen
drscSsoc. Seventeenth sverus
E-G Tvczty-nir;h street.
dwelling ....--..--...s..... 300
G. ". CIinc. for Guy Porter. SIS
Fcrty-erst street. dwelling. 1850
- =. Pa-isca Constructors con-
paay. foT L. G Kramer. SIS
Fo--rse1tk-aa4-a-haif street.
si,srasIon .-..-.-........... s7s
" r. F-srksis:elz. s.f Twenty
fourth street. rorcs .....--- 10
tzrxs & Tonn. for byron Lu-
Esrs. Ei<hsh svsrue and Sew
sztssrth street. sleeping
perch ....--- -e-e--s --s-es 80
LANCE - Toun. for I'd Marard.
Tweifth avcnus and Tvcnty-
second street. garage ..----- $50
LANCE a Tozn. for J. a Wae-
eeii. III Esxhtseath street.
alteration ss-s- -s-~~- se-~-- isF1e
VIII ~ Rsch. for 4 G. Crauer.
500 Ecvcnth street. Oats $500
n. CrouaH. $50 Fosrte~nth av-
s=ue. -sa. shop ........-.. 700
Saith & S,grrs. sor Caroline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
Suit Headquarters

without question. NJ 4 X has
ere most eonpistc and select line
% pretty sash suits 20 be found
ia ths t-t-eitiss Nobby ncv styles
FOR the little fellows Ages 90 20
soc to Sl.95
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

fCoutinued from Page EiEhtl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

Goodman. 1905 Seventh ave
rue. dwelling .............. 1000
John Voik e Co. for William 2.
and Charles Voik. 1897 Thirty
sixth street. dwelling .....-. 1000
Total .................. sl0.s0s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
WOMAN DOPE USER is
BEFORE COUNTY COURT

Rose Russell. drug user. vas
picked up by ofieer Keii yesterday
afternoon on twentieth street. She
~fIi be arralgned IN county court this
afternoon and probably sent 70 Water
tos1 hospital for treatment
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

Our joys aEd sorrows have been shared with cath other alike and have seen your children grow to man hood and womanhood and every inch of the route is as familiar to me as my own door yard.
 l can never forget the little kind nesses accorded me by you ard your little children a.d l shall miss their b.1gat lit faces a gre4t deal al d will miss the many little package of frut and other dainties deposited in boxes for me by kind hearted friends.
 Had II not been for the kindness ard sympathy of my good friends it would have been great deal harder fro n9s to have De, formed the work and I annot begin to tell you now. muah l 6 preeiats your kindness.
 ThanEiI yoa for your consid- e'2ti2a, l remain a friend and well wisner.
 Ali are scattered HOW and fled
 Some are married, some are dead
 Now l ask with throbs of pain,
 When shall We all meet again?
 Eliza \. Walker
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
BETHEL

Crops are all about laid by in this neighborhood. Folks are beginning 10 set re.ely for the peach harvest. Think peaches will be ripe in about len days.
 Several people from this vicinity are attending the revival meeting at Silent Grove. Rev. Ruble and Rev. jackson are conducting the services
 Wilbur Ford of Madison County, ls in this netghborhood this week visiting relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Eas sn is or the sick list. .ies s2a from Rogers came down Saturday evening and remained over Sunday with her.
 Jlm PegIe, who left home the lat ter psrt of the winter, and who has been in various parts of Oklahoma sltee then, returned last week. There + n2 p:aee like home
 Wi. Smith and Pob Nail are eo- ing ca fishing trip Tuesday Hone thes have luck.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
1.ooo LIVES LOST IN
 CHICAGO BOAT DISASTER

Chicago. July 25.-While mourning thousands sought wearily through the morg1les for their dead today and tonight and untold other thousands throlged the streets and watched the workers still lifting bodies from the eapsized excursion steamer Eastland, and while Acting Mayor W. t. Moor hoasefs$ committee was planning 10 raise s20o,0 ,000 relief fund in 4S hours, hours. three allied investigations were getting under way.
 The Eastland tonight had given IF S20 bodies. The estimated total of those who went down to death in the Chicago River yesterday morning when the steel steamer bearing 2.4S0 exeursionists rolled over at her dack remained al approximately 600. Of those on board at the time Of tse catastrophe 1,072 have reported them selves safe. Of the 5SS remaining un- accounted for it is believed 400 are alive and that-1SS bodies are in the river.
 About three score bodies were re- covered today By noon divers had concluded that all bodies had been removed save those crushed into the mud under the Eastland port side and those that had gone down the river.
 The Eastland lies on her side with divers tonight still flounderine through her interior and burrowine under her in a death search, while Chicago, appalled,, is just beginning
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

them.
 It is planned to have the s1nken Eastland examined by corps of en- gineers and construction experts of the highest ability and character. Not a detail of her condition will escape examination The official pho tographer Of the Police Department today took eight large photographs of the vessel from as many positions, which photographs were turned over to States Attornye Hoyne. He will present them to the grand ujry.
 The examination of the essel is delayed by the fact that more bodies Of women and children are entangled in mass of wires and ropes inside the vessel, aid others imprisoned in the mud under the hull. As soon as they can be removed the vessel vii be lifted and the experts set to work on her.
 Meantime, the official records of the Department of Commerce at Washington is furnishing evidence of the lengths to which the owners of the Eastland were willing 10 go to carry ten maximum of passengers with the minimum of life-saving equipment. Secretary Of Commerce Redfleld yesterday made public some Of the correspondence he had last summer iwth W. H. Hull, general manager of the St. Joseph-Chicago Steamship Company, in which Hull practically asked permission to vio- Late the United States Law on over crowding vessels.
 All this correspondence will be placed before the various investigat- ing bodies, for the investigation is everywhere heard to ger at the per sons responsible, no matter who they are.
 Various theories as to what caused the Eastland to turn over were dis cussed. The four considered most probable were:
 That the boat was overloaded.
 That she was not properly ballasted
 That a tug that made fast to war; the Eastland from the docks started pulling too soon.
 That congestion Of passengers rush ing to the port side, attracted by some passing sensation, tipped tho steamer over.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
MANY THANKS.
Centerton, Ark, Route l

Centerton, Ark., -hoult l. To my many friends and patrons:
 After a service of seven years. ten months and eighteen days, ha1 the reins over to my successor @s carrier on Route l, out of Centertoa
 want to thank you all for the many kind acts kiEd words, and klno thoughts accorded me while serving you, and l sincerely hope that my parting with the service will not necessarily sever our association and our friendship, though l am glad to b relieved from the service, an in deed very sorry 10 know that my duties will be such that cannot have the friendly association of the good patrons of Route No. l.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
SPRING VALLEY.

Protracted meeting began Monday evening.
 Everett Wright's horse was found a. Springdale. Some one got tired of walking and impressed the steed. The guy better just keep travelling.
 A chap remarked in our hearing, If a woman doesn't want to be kiss ed she ought not be seen with black berry stain on her lips. " Amen' brother
 Road owrk is in progress and it is none tCo soon. Let's have that $500 % expended as it was intended should be More permanent work is what we need. Net so much tempor- a~y stuff
 We have to thank Mir. NJ. Puryear for d sack of fine peaches. Who will be the next lucky man to surprise us? Don't all come at once.
 A splendid ice cream dinner was held at Joe Homesley's last Sunday. A large crowd was present and all en- joyed themselves.
 Mrs. Mark Sanders is becoming an expert chauffer. She makes the lit tie Ford "ramble right along. ' An auto is certainly the lady's turn out She needs no whip, the flifs don't bother. and the lines pever get ] fast. We only wish all the ladies had 'em.
 Don't forget the picnic at Great Ranch Park August 14th Speaking music and singing will entertain the visitors. Come early and "get yourn
 Celsius.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
Committee: Vernon Sherrod, Joe 6iIIiIand
 and John mayfield.

to rasp the sinificanee Of one of the greatest od marine disasters. Vile the grieving thousands who lost rel atives walked through the mcrsae in the Second Regiment Armory gag ing into the faces of the dead, Chica- go citizens and city, state and feder- al officials turned their attention TO Investigations of the catastrophe, al q the work of providing relief for those left destitute
 There is q grim determination on the part of county. city, state and the United States that whoever shall be found to blame for the loss of Ives on the Bastard shall be punished to the extreme limit of the law. The eoroner's jury will meet tomorrow morning, and if the disposal of ted- ies has proceeded far enough | H4ay begin taking testimony. The state grand jury will probably meet to- morrow to take up preliminary p=eI k Of it's inquiry, and federal investisat- ors hard at work compiling evidence for the United States grand Jay, which Judge Landis has summoned to meet on Thursday.
 None oi these activities will caas | in aathority.. The coroner and his jury are working in conjunction Vith States Attorney Maclay Hoyne, and Chief Healy and first deputy Herman Schuettler of the police are giving every possible aid to both. And in the end all the evidence which city, county and state can accumulate will be furnished the United States grand jury.
 The police have Capt. Harry Peder- son and g members of his crew in jail, holding them as witnesses fo1 whatever authority wishes to examine
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
HAIR MAN

Prof. Harris and wife commenced music normal at this place Monday 
 Mrs Jehn Franklin is no better Sae expects to start to Jermyn. Tex, fos her health in q few days.
 Eo I1ock=is on the sick list. Br. Summers Of Elm Springs ate nding. Waeef. Of Wellington spent the week end with friends in and aro9nd Hannan
 J. II Nayef is visiting his parents and other relatives in Kentucky.
 Hiz- Maa.cie Mayes has been oh the tick ast fes the past week.
 Miss Gldys pucie of Wetumka. Ok lahoma, and Miss Jewel Jackson, of Tontitown, visited with their cousin, Mrs. W D Franklin East week.
 Mrs. Robt Greenhouse left for Houston, exas, last Friday 10 oin her husband, who has a poosition there.
 Uncle Quince Brown, of West Fork farm here which he lately traded for. For some unknown cause the A H TT. A. picnic which was billed for August 7th, at this place has been put off till Sept 7tb.
 Polly Ann
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
Saturday was well attended Talleys

Saturday was we'll attended. Talleys stood II to r in favor of Silent. Jim Pogue who has been working in Oklahoma for several months came home Saturday.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Flemming is on the sick list.
 Neal Phillips and family went oy- CT to Wilse Phillips today, Tuesday to assist in threshjng.
 J. k. Smith and family are spend ing the day at Tom Ralston' $. The revival meeting is still going on at this place We are having a good attendance ard much interest is being shown.
 Mrs. Robert Gaston spent the lat ter part of last week with her parent MT. and Mrs. Tom Ralston.
 Mrs. J. C. Gaston and daughter, MI John Rodgers spent Friday with friends in Springdale.
 Will Ralston ard wife of Spring Valley spent Sunday night with J K. Smith and family.
 Country Pumpkins
 Country Pumpkins.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
SILENT GROVE

Mrs Henry Sheets and daughter Miss Ruby came in from Pocatello. Idaho. Sunday to visit wish relatives and olok alter the'r farm.
 Miss Medah Pogue came up from Prairie Grove Saturday and will visit a few days with relatives and friends
 Tle ball game he'd between the Silent Grove and Oak Grove teams
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

Impure blood runs you down, makes you an easy victim for dis ease For pure blood and sound di- gestion-Burdock Blood Bitters. At all drug stores. Price $l co
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
TO THE CREDITORS
Notice: All Bills Must Be Paid
 Every 80 Days.

Believing it to be to the best interest of all concerned, the grocery merchants of Springdale, Ark, after due investigation and consideration, deem it best and advis- able to readiust their credits on basis of 30 days, and hereby assign the reason for so doing.
 1st. The merchants have been trying to carry their customers on an unlimited period of time; the result of which is the greater amount of assets are out on ac- count, entaiIing greater hardship on the merchant, keeping stock to supply his cus- toners.
 2nd. The merchants are compelled to pay cash for the greater part of their merchandise purchased, and his creditors limit him to 30 days only, therefore he is driven to change the system to conform to the demands of the wholesaler.
 FLETCHER SEARCY
 VERNON BROOKS
 FINK & JACK
 STOBAU6H & LINDLEY !. NEW GROCERY co.
 LIMBAUGH BROS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-26
VILLA HINDERS
OBREG0N; MORE
ROADS TORN UP
No Word Comes to ChIeftain
From Flying Columns Sent
Southwark to Menace City.
of Mexico,


EI Paso. Tex. July More de-
structIan 80 railroad has been ordered
ty Cen Francisco Villa 90 delay sun
more lhc advance of Ohregon.s army
from rhc south just where the new
work 10 destruction is going ON Is
unknown here the official adviCes
merely stating south 81 Zatatecas
IL was announced that trains would
bc operated for the present only as far
south SIS I'D Colorado, which is north
.of Zacatecas and ISL miles south Of
Tarrean
Villa IS la Torrcon. Miguel Dial
Homh8rdo bis minister ef foreign af-
fairs Received "a message TODAY dated
sat Tofroou. extending an invitation
90 visit him. Lombardo expects to
leave tomorrow 90 discuss with Villa
his plan for holding q conference at
which he hopes a peace plan viii be
formed
That there win be any military en-
gagemout boz northern Mexico soon APP
pears unlikely Long stretches of de-
stroye8 railways separate Villa and
ohregon IL is doubtful if Villa knows
just what the eXpeditionary force ne
sent south under Con Rodolfo Ficrro
and Cen Cauuto Reyes doing. 1t is
assumed that Gen. Pablo Gonzalez.
nho withdrew from Mexico CITY and
moved northward. and the Villa ex-
I pediunnary force, soon viii be in con-
tact but neither Carranza's agents nor
those of Villa have received amy I'M
formation as 90 the location of their
respective forces for many days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-26
CHANGE THE VIBRATION.
II Makes for Health.

A man tried leaving off meat poe
tatoes, coffee. etc, and adopted
breakfast of fruit Grape-Nuts with
cream. some crisp toast and cup OF
Postum.
His health began TO improve at once
Cor the reason that meat eater will
reacn a place once in a while wher
his system seems TO become clogged
and the machinery doesn't work
smoothly
A change Of this kind puts aside
food that is slow to digest ana
takes up food and drink Of the highest
value. ALREADY partly digested and ca-
pable Of being quickly changed into
good. rich blood and strong tissue.
A most valuable feature Of Grape
Nuts is the natural mineral elements
phosphate Of potash, etc.,) grown il
the grains from which it is made
These elements are absolutely neces-
sarv for the well-balanced rebuildins
OF body. brain aad nerves.
A few 9ays use of Grspe-Nuts will
show one a way to physical and men
tai strength we'll worth the trial
Look in pkgs. for. the little book
The Road to MELVILLE There's a
Reason "