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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
Some Mes Msch Lake Hoxs.


when . man says mean things
about your town. don't get mad aud
strike him. Smile. Remember
there's reason. It's your job n \
good citizen TO discover the reason
for all this crouch and maybe that
reason can be remedied.
A man In lots OF ways is like q
hog. Men. when they've got plenty
to eat and are happy. never squeai.
But when their stomachs are empty
you can hear them saucsl n mile. II
n mans got n crouch against the
town. find out II he's doing well. II
you Can give him 4 iift. maybe he'll
quit his knockin' and boost.
There's u species Of hog known a.
the razor back that's always hungry.
You can't get them full. Some men
arc like that No matter how full
they are or how much they've got.
they'll keep on knockin'. There's
no more dcspicabic creature than q
man like that OF course. you can't
kill them off. You've got TO let
them be. but don't be hanging
around them too long or you might
catch the fcciin' too. and that kind
Of hoof and mouth disease IL mighty
undcsirabie.--w. u. Parker.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27

their many patients has. been care
fully looked after. They will move
70 their new location today.
Mr.. George Beatty arrived in
this city "wednesday and spent until
yesterday with her son. Olin Beat
". Mrs. Beatty has been spending
several weeks in 81. Joseph. No..
where she was called on account Of
the death OF her mother. and was en-
route TO her home in Monte Vista.
Colo.
B. A. Unser. Of Chicago. H.. sad
Father Diliy. Of this city. went to
Denver last Tuesday night. and on
the day following expected to confer
with Governor Carlson and secure
his approval Of . scheme TO locate
thirty or forty families from Austria
Hungary on the Reynolds Farms
east Of town.
A 'sels Royal Blue Store" will be
opened in the Opera House Block on
Saturday, March 9Th. In the room
formerly occupied by wright's five
and ten cent store. II will be an ex-
elusive shoe store and will be under
the MANAGEMENT Of Z. r. York. for
merly in the employ Of Byars' Dry
Goods Store.
Rev. J. r. Findlcy went to Pueblo
yesterday. where he gave his Illus
trated lecture on the Passion Play.
in the United Brethern church Of
that city last night. He was &C
companied TO that city BY Mr.. John
Stout and Mr.. Wright OF North La
Junta. They will all return home
this afternoon.
Thomas willis. who has been in the
Santa Fe Hospital for several weeks
At Topeka. Kan. for special eye treat
ment. came home the first Of the
week TO visit with his mother. Mrs.
Beulah X. willis. for 4 few days.
II was necessary for him to return to
Topeka for further treatment. but
he hopes to soon be able to return
home TO remain.
J. W. Fisher has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hayter at
Pomona. Calf. during the past
week. He writes that he Is getting
fat-having gained six pounds and
six ounces. and promised TO write us
u few lines In u day or so and let the
readers Of the great family journal
know something Of what he has seen
and the people he has met.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27

To make complete vegetation Of
He studded the land with the prickiy-
pear
And scattered the cacti evsrywhsre:
And last. the choiia-so out-ssick them
all
II. imported tn. Apach. dir.e, from
The size Of his sweet-scented ranks to
swell.
And a legion Of skunks whose loud.
loud smell.
Was to perfume the country he loved
20 well. -
And then for his life he could not see
why
The rivers should any more water sup
ply.
And he swore II they furinshed an
other drop
You might take his head and horns for
n mop.
He sanded the rivers til almost dry.
And poisoned them all with aikaii.
And he promised himself on their sii-
my brink.
The control of all who from them
should drink.
He saw there was one more improve
ment to make.
80 he imported the scorpion and rattle
snake.
That all who came to this country to
dwell
Would be sure to think II almost he'll
He fixed the heat at one hundred and
eleven
And banished forever the moisture OF
heaven.
And remarked as he heard his furnace
The heat might reach five hundred or
After fixing these things 90 thorny
and well
He said. I'll be id u this dont Dc
HI"
Then he Topped his wings and away
he flew
And vanished forever In siase OF
blue
And then. no doubt. In some corner Of
II. xiosted DER the work he had done
so well.
And vowed tha, Arizona couldn't be
beat
For thorn,. tarantuias. snakes and
heat.
For with all his plans fulfilled 20 well
He f.i, sure that Il simply beat nell
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
Christian Church.

Bible School at s:%s y. m.
Church service nj IL a. m. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject Nor
monism."
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 .. m
Subject. what viii Improve Our
Prayer Meetings." Leader. Miss
Alberta Rife.
Church services at s:3o .. IN.
Special address. THE Church and
Workingmen.' The working men
will be our guests Of honor and oc-
cupy reserved seats.
Every body cordially Invited TO
attend all services.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
AnixON y. 1919

How time now has altered the desi's
great scheme'
For tn. oiden conditions nave gone
like n dream.
Rich mines In the mountain. rieh farms
on the plain.
Fine fruits In the orchard. In the
fields golden grain:
Where the devils waste acres exissea
one day.
The flowers and shade-trsss are ho'a-
ing their sway.
And the heaithiest. happisst folks on
the sphere.
The best OF Gods sunshine receive all
the year.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
fsrIi sI.'sss.

when you keep . boy Interested In
football. baseball. tennis. and the
like. you icsscn the chances that he
will get Interested In things not 20
good for him.
The Youths Companion. since its
enlargement. gives generous space 10
this matter Of athletic tsainins. and
gets the best coaches IN the countsy
70 write for II.
How 10 prartice 70 become . fisst-
rate pitcher. how 70 tsain for .
race. how 70 leasn the nswsst strokes
70 swimmias--shsss asA . huadrsd
other sopies Of he greatest iatsrsss
70 boys-so sisis, too. for that nat
tef-ase touched upoa ID this IN.
poseaat depastasat Of Ths Con-
pantea.
AID this u osly . snail past of
the service Which TIE Ceapasiea
readers ID any hone which Il eaters.
Il has poiats oe ceasaet with . hua.
drs1 lntssssss.
u you doa't know Ths CouDanIon
~ Il = today. ~ - ssal yeu eas es
swe eusssss lssuss Ssee. thae yeu nay
shosougAly ~ ~ DaDegs quality.
We vlll sea1 else eAe FosseAse 1es
ehe euspeos velune.
0vogy aeu suboeslbes vhe senlG
oS.oe ~ . yeafs subsos1oeleo v11l
soeeovo ~ ~ Co00on)oo uo0a
Caloo1os ~ 1915.
n Yeo1At Csnoao1ea. ~
Deso11u e1eqse 1o1o1a. 11oA i.
es.s.p q',1su,psrrupes@ar
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
Death os lss.l,ert !. l'oss~s.

Robert l.. Porter. who for the past
four years has been . resident Of this
city. died at his home on West Sec
ond street. Thursday morains ss
: o'clock. Mr. Porter wss . painter
BY trade aud wss employed By the
Santa Re ~ this place until . year
or 10 ago when his health began 70
fail. and he was obliged to give W
his positiou.
Robert l.. Porter Was bora II
Louisville. Ky.. February ~. iSAs.
and died At L. Junta. Colo. fetsu.
asy ss. 1915. st the ass Of 90 ysars
and II days. lie leaves 70 nousn
his death. he wife. sight ehiidscn
hsviss prses1sl hin h death. He
alse leaves . sesD-1aushsss. Mn.
James MusDAy. q this elty. . beesh-
81. aal Q elsese llvlas n LsuisvitIo,
~. anl . testAss h lewa ~ Q
soeess - LssinGlsa. ~. ~ q.
oesNl sesvleee vese ~ yosose1ag
oeooeaeso m CeoA'o uo1osonh1nG
Dos1oss. ~ lnoegoene ooh1n0 coaeo
- Da1sv1oV oo0oooGv.
~psapvsspDp.p>aNpaeun paeunpasu.pepupeessspu.
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27
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ne Devil was given psrmlsslsr enc
Day
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oWAys
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La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27

NJ. Dsbree eneioses . poem o.
Arizona. which will be especially ~
prsciated By those Who vitnsassd ths
secsat performance Of "BasSess
worth" In this city
La Junta tribune., 1915-02-27

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
I Don't Forget

hospital from infrmities Of age He
had been failing for the past year and
was removed TO the hospital Yesterday
morning He was born I'm Sweden
June -, 1890 and came TO America
iu 1869 settling in Woodruff where
he had rived most of his life He was
united i'm marriage TO Miss Anna sand
sren. oct. %. 1877. at woodruff. His
wife preceded him in death - years.
He came 10 Rock Island last October.
TO make his home with his daughter.
Mrs. John O-Brieu.
He is survived by one daughter
Mrs John O'Bricn. Rock Island. and
one son. Edward. Woodruff. and two
grandchildren.
The remains were sent TO Woodruff
this afternoon and services VIII be
conducted there tomorrow afternoon
from the Lutheran church. with burial
IN Woodruff cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
SHAFT ON FERRY
BOAT is BROKEN
DAVENPORT IS PUT OUT OF COM
MISSION AND ROCK ISLAND
WILL Sc USED.

The ferry Davenport operating be-
tween Rock Island and Davenport.
broke down this morning and viii be
out OF commission for several days at
least possibly two weeks. The large
shaft. running from the engine 70 the
paddle vince. i'm the rear snapped IN
two. just before The boat locked ON
this side
Just what caused the break IS not
known a. the present time. An EFFORT
viii bee made 90 weld the shaft. with
ont removing a. n this fails two
weeks may elapse before the boat is
put iu operation again. The ferry
Rock Island viii DE brought mp from
the boat yards this afternoon and put
into operation.
As result OF the mishap no boat has
been operating across the river since
this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
HUBER SIDEWALK
is UP IN COURT
REARING OF LEGAL OBJECTIONS
~ CASE BEING ARGUED BE.
FORE JUDGE LARSON.
csl-sI Authorizes CITY Attorney 70
s-sesss wien Action a. Meeting
-e.a TNo Weeks Ago.

Hearing on f~=ai objections 90 the
project OF laying F'drealsE on Siuth
svrsae between TeFHfv-sTveufh and
rE.rf.rfE streets aas started iu county
e1-rt Before judge $rtr a. Larson az
1e,aeE fsis afternoon.
Toe Huber estate. rrp~FFrUtFI by
E CO.. C1rr@..E. aFe fHe sole ntiHrt1r.
sv.rE basis 90 ur.r contest on tHe
sF1.sae tFas asr~saE.eHr saT z sS-
cess OF fer terrIrF.
o. utr. b. recalled fssf Wr Cunuriiy
several prees aEn made au attempt
20 have frr e.fE council drop fFr pro.
ITrf and Eltr fFr Hubrrs trr rishf Co
Erate tho ~mbsEtmrrt which Ca local.
rl 1r Che avenue TFis aas refused
f.Is uFVf atfFugt vas fp have the
uHtfrr laid over GaI.t tH~ incoming ad-
migirtratior. blt ar motion % Commis-
s.raFr grFuC.fs rfr e.fg attorney vas
ausE0riz-d fn p-ue~~I zifF che matter
- court rpsw Issiuurrs Egdsrsu.
Hs-s and Reynolds vUtar for .f.
Nsss Case Up.
ram1-rua w1rr.1s. 10 ttiE case o.
.sp1sed ~ Gu she meantime. thc hear
ms OF irEsf objections 90 fhs T1Fcr-
r~'f street paving. which ese CON
'.Hg@t iriefHIfeiy in county court tao
months asp. e..i aea.n b. resumed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
FORMER RESIDENT
CALLED BY DEATH
JOHN -. PARK. AGED 70. PASSES
AWAY AT BERLIN, WIS.,
soRN ~ ENGLAND.
Lived In Rock Island fer Nine Years,
Being Employed as Carpsnte-
and Boat Builder.

Word Vas received here yesterday
afternoon by ErviuE Park. 725 Third
street. % the death % his Esther
former resident % this city. who pass
"a away yesterday morning al his
BONE Loo Berlin. Wis. az the age OF
IS HiE demise Vas due 60 inG-mitics
of age tie vas born -n England Son
1Nes and came 20 America when stll
O. boy. locating !n Wisconsin.
For q number ~ years he worked
along the -ivcr on logging RATS when
tho civil war broke out no enlisted 'n
jls 18th Wisconsin Infantry and was
hosorahiy discharged after scrvinE
four year and three months. Tie smc
90 gccs Island 1900 and after 70
siding here nine wears. moved back
20 Wisconsin. ne vas employed a.
carpr1t"- and boat builder.
These Surviving
Besides his wife be is survived by
'frse laughter. M-s Charles Down
snE. Rock Island; Mrs Myrtle Mullin.
savannah. a.; and Miss Marguerite.
10 home. and five SONS. Eryinr. Rock
Island. James and George. p1yer-
ro-ss John. Berlin. Wis and Arden.
% bimr Thirteen grandchildren are
wing
Funeral services with the g s. u.
200 charge afll Dc conducted tomorrow
afternoon from the home in Berlin.
vIth 'nferment To- the cemetery 90 chat
city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
100 WILL APPEAR
IN WILSON CASE
NUMEROUS WITNESSES WILL &c
USED - g~sEzzLE"EST
MATTERS ~ COURT.
Rgc1sr-s. s4o~eVsr. TRAIT Accuses
Nay Pleas Guilty wnsn A.
raisrsa % Face Trial

90 gElaa WIaE1a. charged Ujth
che emtrzz .Hmrrf OF over $1,000 Ia
money aEd esceu % she Crescent
T~lrphoa~ company. % Hiiisdaic.
does ros plead guilty vhen srraiEucd
ia e.r~ut court toaorro~ morning
over Too witnesses vui b. used bV tre
STATE On EitisE testimony aEainst 80
Wsrr uau war formerly trouble
man" f5r tr~ phone company. it vas
fEo.Eat today fright plead guilty
.sHra arraizrrd although following
E.s srrrsr tr san ur~lsrliuo. CAL
r here t~ sent sifh Gia family last
sauurr. f~ declared Che matter uolit
re cleared eltrplf auF court action
ft- Gained chat tar telephone com
aaHs owed E.m that amount o. mor-
eg
NIs1r vaa Indicted by The January
=-saa iarg scr appsupr.af.ns $1,000 Boz
measE and SIS 20 Col checks Go his
ora srr ru JgrF O. 1919
May Plead Guilty.
Nfffr tiF Allotment h~ vas arrest
90 ir california and VAS brought back
hero ry States Attorney FLOYD
Thompson Who sent fher" Co fight tho
trbszr rrrp1s p-ocreiinEs started By
Wlisnr
Wilson 81 -ep-aseuf-d by Attorney
o. o. Hubbard and If was Tumorcd
today 90 fre court house that he
s1lII plead ElEfg bgf uof uuta De
81. ar-aieurt can thts te verified.
rra witnesses s.iii number over 100
according 20 tho states aftorucl 8 Of
rer These pHT .ur.uIc hank direc-
f1--. telephone company directors and
urmcr1rH other people iu iirisdale So
ffrf should tbr ease 80 20 trial %
goods portion 5f Hii.Edalc viii Do az
sHr court house
E--F Gf fhr three c-ec-s. 10 iE cha-s-
OF. acre rmbczzici for s. 5". one be-
'Hr drawn ou Mara %. fsubers. an
other on Charles Osborn and a third
ur William whistler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Charles o. coYre.

The death OF Charles D. Coyne. SIS
years old. and a native Rock Islander.
occurred at 1870 this morning at his
home. as Nineteenth street. after an
illness OF one year with diabetes He
was born in this city. May -. 1886.
and was the son OF John and Mary
COME. pioneer settlers. He received
his early education in the schools of
the city. and later followed the trade
OF stonecutter until the time of his
illness
lie took part IN the erection OF many
az the older buildings in this city. and
on the arsenal For l. years he vas
employed in Lincoln. Neb.. plying his
trade. but never made his home there
lie vas well known in the city and vas
a member % the local Aerie OF Eagles
and the Methodist church. he never
married. Those left 20 mourn his
passing are four sisters. Mrs. J. l.
Rice. ChieaSo: Mrs. Emma Mcconnell.
Rock Island. and Miss Amy and Miss
Clara al home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
DEMOCRATS NAME
THREE NOMINEES
FOR COURT RACE
s.roag Candidates Selected az
Circuit couveuEtor Hs5d
TN This CITY
yEswosTHY ONE or TRlo
l.asr a. @. 8srs srs 81 KERN s-z
C. e. WsMsrss ~ Nf-sss. o. 49,
rfs Rl.1~Ira Wss-s.

Canoe. 81 E-nurrrfv 81 Hses rs.
t.-r eaar=s g. 1feWafar o. garar
s.f FIfs- A. re- eers.sef NJ ga.ts
.-r- rea rss-. as .-nacrsr eses.-
.ss-. -Hr ese.r Judge .s ere Fear-
.--ar F. fEr recVeef 1u H-f
f. H- H.t .ssrt ei+-srf ea.rf raa~
.s s-r-He..r
-a.rnaE Al rrel~r af csc tet
r.aef eessr erefrai committee rt.. st
H- ear1-a.aa %. Drtef ant Mars
tart-- secretary ee ttr easatF eae
af~-. s-Fl enc col.
nar .eHaeFarr Chairman frfrre
u ser eaa FFmef bV ser.sEsslae.
Homer uHeF OF N.-fF was rfrrd
r-nsrrtrr secretary ne ea.f vas g.
eel r#r Credentials aat f.r te.av.7e
sea- Jared H-t.r+
or report Hf rae -retFrr.s.s cor
rf-- .ee following f=.-Esf-s vr-~
s.sr-.
re.. Island county r a. rrel.r.
.-f--s .- SRI F weErr 80
a... .4r-r.- T-r.a- &C. G. 81 wr
F .e f.arH..
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$500. ..r Hef--
a.#.. rrr. Henry wr.elar
yf..r E..-faa U Eap4rIs james
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
PERSONAL POINTS

John Samus'son % Kewanee left
Today after q visit with his uncle and
aunt. Nr. and Mrs. Charles Hedberg.
ola Fulrtee1th-and-a-haif street.
Mrs. Josephine LuudburE lett this
afternoon Tor woodruff 20 attend the
funeral % her father-in-iaW. John ?.
LGudburE
Emil and Eric Swanson OF Moline
isfi Wednesday % spend the GUNNER
IN Sweden. They Viii 20 90 Europe
on the steamer Kristianfiord Of the
Norv c=inu-American line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
OBITUARY
Fred Yourebers

Fred Youngsters died az the home
or bis sister. Mrs Peter Florin. a.
Carbon cir. yesterday morning. from
dropsy and heart failure. He was
born iu Moline - years ago and has
made that city his home all his life.
being employed al Rock Island arse
nal His wife died six years ago AZ
East Moline. he Is survived by four
children; Clarence. Dorothy. Eleanore
ana Justin. two sisters. Mrs. Peter
Fiorin OF Carbon Clin. Mrs. Hiima An
derson Of Moline; two brothers. Vic
tor YounEbcrE OF Moline and John
YounEberE OF Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
JITNEY BUS men
OPPOSE MEASURE
HELD MEETING AT INDUSTRIAL
HALL TO DRAFT ORDINANCE
OF THEIR OWN.
Fight Law for Regulation Considered
BY Davenport City Counoil-CIsim
Il Is Too Stringent.

The jitneybus car owners of the TIL
cities met this morning al 10 O'Clock
az the Industrial hall and drew up a
counter ordinance, in opposition to
the measure providing for regulation
which is being considered in Eaven-
rort. The lituey men are opposed TO
some of the provisions of the proposed
law now pending in Davenport, priu-
cipaUy the 5000 bond proposition
and SO and 500 license fee. They
argue that the bond is entirely too
large. that no bonding companies at
present carry special policies for this
purpose and are charging eN0rbitant
prices. They claim that with the III
cense fee the expenses would be $500
each wear. which would practically
force them TO drop out OF business
4. ". Orendo-r president of the
union. and William Gable. secretary.
were authorized TO bring the new ord
nance before the Davenport council.
and the union has retained 2 lawyer
To put IL in proper shape.
Davenport introduces Ordinance.
Davenports iitneybus regulation ord
nance was given its first reading We'd
nesday night at the city council meet
ing. Indications point 10 its passage
next week. and from the strinEeucy
of the measure IL is supposed that a
radical reduction In the number OF the
fve-ceut autos viii follow.
Provisions Of the ordinance make it
certain that only those Of responsible
iry. financially and otherwise. can hope
TO carry on the business under The
strict stirulatiCns
Bond of $1,000 is required before Z
the cars may obtain a license. The /
latter Zee is raised from SO 10 So
for a fve-passenser car and TO 800 (
fer cars OF more than that capacity.
Definite routes must be followed by /
the machines. Failure TO operate over /
the streets named means a heavy fine. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
SMALL ROOF FIRE AT THE
HOME OF MICHAEL REODY

Tr~ f-rruru ecr~ called AZ $50 this
morning to the home of Michael Red
dy $3.50 Fifth avenue. Several shin
zies on tho roof caught fire presuma-
DIS from the sparks Of n ucishborInr
chimney The damage vas email. the
siaz~ being extiuEuis ned Withou; the
use o.. either satcr or chemicals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

as does violation Of other provisions.
Drivers must be over q and efficient
chaufeurs They are required to trav.
el over their routes from a. m. TO II
p. M
A large representation Of drivers
and owners OF cars were present at
the council meeting last night. but as
no open discussion was allowed. had
no opportunity TO oppose the bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
NEWS OF COURT HOUSE

IudEe ,. - Eamsay % Morrison
all arrive IN Rock Island at noon to-
morrow and ~iii conduct branch court
until saturday noon. There are sew
erai matters pending before him
uhtch b. all dispose OF While here.
4. Ro'h and Jack Roth have appeal
ID a case from a local justice court. IN
vhieh = judgment 81 si02.sO vas rcn-
dcred against thcm in favor Of :
Whiscr 4 Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
RESTAURANT WAITER is
FINED FOR BACK TALK

William Camp, night waiter at the
James restaurant was fined 50 and
costs this morning by Police MaglE-
trate smith on disorderly charge.
The complaining witness in the case
was William Totten, who testified
Camp upbraided him in an abusive
manner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Bids will be received at the mayor
raIce. o a. M. March 10. 1913. for paw
iuc with asphalt Eleventh street from
Twelfth avenue 90 Eighteenth avenue.
lAdvl r. ". SCHRIVER. Mayor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Mrs. ssss Hunter.

"a q. Petit veteran weighmaster.
3lf ninth street. has received word
OF the death OF his sister. Mrs Bess
Hunter who passed away last week
at her home in Charlotte. :. G.. after
a short illness with pneumonia. In
terment vas made in the cemetery at
Charlotte Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

srosxh; "a - the r-soiutions commit
Gee asd DzsssG
WEsr-as. the d-aoc~ssie eonv~nssoa
% ths FoartssEfh ls9icai circsit %
tuisets views Nth great pride ana
ssslssaetiaa go rzsseai~ss aaminisfra.
'ias % PRES e~s- Woo4ruN wusou. %
tts rssio1s a-a.rs i1 shat is proving
tss t~TiaE tImrs ia ts~ ca4rtry's his-
s1-y s.sc~ taz days 90 Abraham t.l1-
cerr. sef
Whereas. sse saaef staf@sssarsElp
sab. lns~ ssrsees. care. sisdom anG
s1aaf lHfEreef uh.eh a. az tlnss
have rEa-art~-tsrf Pfc acfs as a-
st-esf.v= asG zoe tas eorE4raee aad
l1eF g fae e@oet- o. ere Uaired states
aEE ft= sansirasigs % au aat.o-s.
therefore BE- ts
Resolved sfas fhr f@isEas@s 81 sh~
e-@aerasi- fs4~tsf Convention COM
need 90 Esr peoef~ o. che district ere
stsse ~ r rats asG ere nssian AZ large
sss aEF. Fissfas.s~ 81 f-rrssares Wusor
ss se~eEr o. ere acraal F1d ape~u Faf
sef .sfereeneer ~ ere people and go
farrarr iefores t.r ne fhr aEleef raa-
sfsfs Cog r~efresaoz orr 1919
Wrr~as fer Ers.urrssse e1zu~nfl1r
ef tfF Tearr~erss lefir.sl eIrras g
fe1s eser raarfeafFl HeTsef re- Err-
earE.F O. eee< fs.arl c1arFs. l-1z-
t.a~rs o. rerEtsEt ~ Gsisa end
Hrar.ra WrWaaoH 0f Fg.for. 90
ftfssrs f1r eirrs.F fF~s tr1n Gro
fsa-Frrrsa .sf.rfsf r.-.a.F f1 b. voted
1r at tEr ~treff1r 81 said circglF ca
weeesF June O. 1915
WEerFss trrF ere each men rf 80
u
rrresa~s. ability. rFFi1r Gla.res.
lions end eItr frsal experience 5H ecf. .
ar practice .a F.F courts
U resolved. tear tF6s e1rvraf.aH
af delegates anggaltrrtiF ard rEfFEr-
.eaiH r1farse these men for rirr-
ter
Urer rra..sirrH eFrr passed
frF carfslrres 10 elected fH
.rrrsr 600 rHe.r rrr-s.ee fr f.r cir
. .rr.. rHr ar.rarIrs Hare.I. vare
er.sFs Ffss.-e1 bF 1as fa lp Fr.
Scr state Waterway.
TH@ f1uovfez resolution. Introduce .
t SRI W.asF of Moline after .r-
r-.erert a# fae Eues Island .pIr
q. -Eas.1u sas at1pfef .frr NOUS. .
tsr .9a.srfor
where's. at fG~ sTarrat election
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al-F ana A4'
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sss.~s ssas three arf ar~-hslf mr.1 .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

~iss 20 express my thanks TO
those ~ho supported me a. Tuesday
election. especially the ladies'
Adv y. ". YOUNG.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
John Lundbure.

John LundburE. - years cd. and
rrEiden; % Woodruff for over 81 years.
died II 8. 90 last night al s.. Anthony's