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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22


Kinney returned to school Monday
otter illness Of several weeks.
The American History class have
practically finished their work IN
history and will now take up a
study of local ciYics for the remain
der of the year.
Negotiations are under way to
procure DR.. James Freeman of St.
Marks church, Minneapolis, as the
commencement speaker here this
year. DR.. Freeman is we'll known
as one of the best after dinner
speakers in the Twin Cities and it
is hoped he may be procured for
the occasion.
The Rhetorical program last
Monday afternoon was under the
direction of Mr.. Amy and was a
most interesting one, the features
of the afternoon being a piano duet
by Roland Badger and Clara Nobel
and an interesting talk on the local
cooperative laundry by Alfred Carl
son. The public is urged to attend
/ these meetings. They are interest
ing and furnish an excellent index
to the work of the school. The next
program is under the direction of
Mr.. Stillman and will be given
Monday, May 3rd. Take it in and
hear sample of the work.
A new movement has been in.
auguerated in the school the past
week, a local scool garden under
the direction of the high school and
under supervision of students from
the Normal School Agriculture De-
partment. 1t is estimated that $50
to 200 school children will enter
the department. The children will be
divided up into groups of six, each
group supervised by student for
the agriculture department. Two
| days week will be spent in theo-
/ ritical work and the remainding
/ three days spent in actual work on
\ the garden plots.
The local 'Oratorical and Decla-
matory contest last Friday night
was a hummer. Five girls contest.
ing for the Declamatory honors and
two boys hard after the Oratorical
prize, and every one in the running
for first place in the contest. Every
Grafton and declamatio was we'll
chosen, we'll given and we'll receiv-
ed. Perhaps never were the speech
es of the contestants SO we'll chosen
to their personality as was evil
denced last Friday night. First
place in the Oratorical was given
to Edward Rock with the Grafton
"War and Public Opinion" and in
the Declaln atory to Miss Letha
Chinook with the defamation
"The Judgment Day" Too much
credit cannot be given Miss Will
Jams for her work in this contest.
She chose her speeches we'll, drilled
her contestants perfectly an d
brought them up to perfection sell
dom before seen in this school,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
PLANO TUNING

Mr.. g. G. Reiss, expert piano
tuner, will be in this city Monday,
April 90, for his regular season of
tuning. Orders may be left at
Hotel Gladstone or wit b Mrs.
Fletcher. ADV.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
DRESS LINEN

Yard wide natural Dress Linen. fine
firm quality, worth 49c, 90~
special Saturday. .... @/N
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
INDIA LIN0N
LACE CURTAINS

One lot of Ecru Lace Curtains,
beautiful designs, size CT az
2Hx36, Saturday, pair. V4s/O
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
CALICO
PALM BEACH
HAND BAGS

Our entire line of Mesh and Leather
Hand Bags will be offered Saturday
at a off.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
RIG RAG

Big lot of White Ric Rae, all e.
widths, worth SC, Saturday,. ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
cHILDREN'S HOSE

Good firm quality black ribbed bose
for children, regular 10c, Sat 7N
urday Observation-Disclosures. ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
The Local Market
CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.

Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, ETC., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Paul and Lois Bird and Edmund
Kinney returned to school Monday
otter illness of several weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22

frankly at the minister, land | was
confirmed in the Episcopalian Church
of England as boy, but lost faith in
churches"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
RIBBONS
JUST RECEIVED

Big new line of Fancy Neckwea ar
and fine LaceS. See them Saturday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-22
DRESS GOODS

Good assortment of Wool Plaid and
Stripes, suitable for skirts and
children's dresses. Regu- Roc
lar SOC, Saturday. Nv
Black and White checks SO popular
this Spring, Sc in. wide, 75c E0~
value, Saturday. ......... nv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

a. eisr a-sizaars Gag - 3; kas sesa
4fseaarr-4 tsas ~ barxiErT psrs
e1ssansrt-sf Or tss s1wa tss mayor Aai
easr eoarefi wsss hsiG resgo-sit-r.
asszz1as 49, 80 tsisvss rers snn~n
20 ths o=esrs. aEG Froeab'T srtrf
sH-tr sretseslas-
szrxso1 sssstf fsfar~ az sTs o.
az operates ~ ssrEeos losf ~ aaa.4
a. aaf- - rzissaks. FrescrtFtioas
~. az ro~ vrrs writes ta iae.-
rag mat 80 eg@moz people eosle
zoe real
ns Fs= -aslars feEs sTist~f te ne
sf-a-s ~ w1s-s have ftsaps~aree. Tar
rafa- faz Moss bziit lives aef -
ss-~sfaF a sr~-.sefoes iarE~eee sou
astrr un-v tnzs 400 v-ars
~ cos~--'s s-seripfi11 % Fitt1e1
a.f tis vfsit 81 D. vas tat~-~sstrE in
Fss ~rEF~-Er
f- Eu1 ss~ak sas give rirtur~s %
SIS -r-fs~ tefs ~vr1isE az ere t,ru1f-
sav prrssFtrrtar es1rrh-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
ANDALUSIA.

Miss Hilda Johnson OF Milan visited
Saturday and Sunday at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A.
Johnson Her sister. Annie. accom-
panied her home for a weeks visit
Rev. l.. r. Ellison and his brother.
Crate Ellison. OF Moline. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Huntley and Miss Lola and
Roilin Hun;ley. Mrs. Mary Good and
son. Raymond. took dinner At the home
% Mr.. and Mrs. 2. \. Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Schultz and
daughters % Buffalo spent Sunday at
the home OF Airs. Schuitz's brother.
n c. ?. Heinre.
Mrs Charles Hunticy was In Rock
Island visiting relatives Friday and
Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
ODD FELLOWS ENJOY
PLAY BY HOME CLASS

One hundred and twenty-five mem
bers OF Rock Island lodge No. Is. / o.
o. F.. and their friends. enjoyed a two
act play entitled Mr.. Bob" given by
the Delta Alpha class of the First NJ.
f. church at Odd Fellows hall last
night. The play was greatly enjoyed.
All parts were taken by home talent
and each performed creditably. Prior
20 the show a short business session
was held. Miss Iva Pesrce directed
the work and the cast OF the play fol-
lows:
Philip Royson. medical student
RAYMOND Walker.
Robert Brown. clerk OF Benson &
Benson-Maurice Elliot
jenkins. Miss Rebecca's butler-H.
F. Hinkley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR CELEBRATION
Boosters VIII Honor Captain W. 4.
Blair When River Packet Makes
First Stop at That City.

It is the expectation of those who
are promoting the Moline celebration
OF next Saturday. at which time the
steamer Morning Star viii make its
first stop at the dock in that city. that
at least 400 boosters viii make the
up-river trip 10 Clinton
Before the boat leaves Moline, Cap
tain W A. Blair, master of the Morn
ing star. will be presented with q
large American flag, the gift of Lundt
& Co. Mr. Morgan viii make the pre-
sentation speech and the hag will be
raised while the band plays the Star
Spangled Banner" The flag is larger
than those usually carried on the Mis-
sissippi steamers. The one now in
use on the Morning Star is tattered
and soiled. and q more appropriate
gift could not have been made.
The boat is scheduled 10 leave Mo
line at and arrive in Clinton at 9.
Cars OF the l. & J. interurban will be
in waiting 10 take the boosters back
TO Davenport. where cars OF the Tri-
City railway Will be provided 10 con-
vey passengers direct TO Moline, with
out any change at Rock Island
Music will be furnished by Notes
military band. and the musicians will
accompany the Moline contingent 10
where the boosters will hold
a parade, headed by the band.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
AIM TO REGULATE
ELECTRICAL WORK
Ordinance Providing for Examination
and Registration Coming Up Be-
fore City Council
BIG CONTRACTORS BACKING IT
l. Said That II Made Law II VIII Have
Effect OF Ending -CurbstOne- Con-
tracing Here.

An ordinance providing stringest
regulation OF electrical contracting in
Rock Island. and similar 70 one the
former administration took up but
which died" after several informal
! sessions. IS. 20 be considered by the
present council. Copies OF the pro-
posed measure were passed out 10 the
commissioners last evening.
10 Is said that. should the ordinance
be adopted. q will have the effect of
ending the so called "curhstone con-
tracts" which Is the term electrical
contractors use In referring 10 work OF
inside linemen out OF Jobs who take
contracts which otherwise would go 20
those who regularly follow the bust
ness.
Examination and License.
II Is measure providing FOR the
examination licensure. OF persons,
firms or corporations engaged or en-
EaginE in the business or work of cleo
trical contracting. installing OF cleo
trical materials OF whatever nature
coming under the head of inside wiz
ing as described and regulated by the
code OF the National Board of Fire Pro
lection association. including all work
TOT A4AANr power anu neat NiNAtNNfA Ne
service cutout and switch. and for
signal systems. other than public serv-
ice telephones. city FIRE alarm and po-
Tic systems and telegraph and pub
lie utility companies service construc-
ton"
The FIRST provision calls for a IL
cense FOR all persons or firms engaged
Ga the business and their registration
A board OF examiners Is also provided.
10 be appointed by the mayor and to
consist OF the commissioner OF public
health and safety. the city electrician
and one electrical contractor. the lat
ter 20 receive 81 for each applicant eN-
amiucd. Examination OF one person of .
any firm or corporation, the proposed .
ordinance saws. shall be sufficient and /
the applicant shall pay 500 for this .
examination.
Identifying Bond.
4 bond OF $4,000 is required 90 idem- I
nifty and protect the city of Rock Is /
land for the result OF any act OF the /
iicensee by virtue OF his or their h-I
ccnse. All registered contractors. If I
the ordinance is adopted. viii have 20
have a bona ide place OF business and /
shall display the sign Registered /
Electrical Contractor" The ordinance
further provides that no person can
engage in the electrical business IN
less he be registered with the commits
sioncr OF public health and safety as a
registered electrical contractor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
CONDUCT A CANNING
SCHOOL THIS WEEK

GaIesburg IS TO have a canning
school conducted under the educa
tional department of the Illinois Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. and VIC.
mems club from this county and from
every other part of the Fourteenth
congressional district have been in.
vited TO send representatives. Tht
school will be held June is and 1S
Sessions. which are free, begin ar
a m. and 1880 p. m. Mrs. Nellie Sny
der of New York will be instructor.
All kinds of fruits. vegetables anc
greens viii be canned in both glass
and tin cans, no acids employed
Meals viii be furnished at reasonable
rates Reservations for lodging should
be made to Mrs. George Walker 105-
North Seminary street. GaIesburE.
All the news all tn time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
EARLIER MAIL IN
SEARS ADDITION
Facilitates % Service FIRST Eject Of
Consolidation Win Rsek Island
Oniee.
~ EFFEcr TOMORROW MORNING
CraanAi Ettcasien 81 Free Delivery
a. >Ssn a. Improvements are
MAde. i Promised

TIE Jurisdiction % the Rock Island
postofre eiIl BE- c1tcndcd tomorrow
moTaiaE over the eutlre south side
territory Joined - ths elty 10 the re-
erafIy adopted union oFtiuancs. voted
.poa by th@ people % the two towns.
The sears postoEer passes out %
existence. having been permanently
abolished. aud iu See place has been
established Sears station % the Rock
Island rosgoHc@. n will be IN
charge % Gaines @. Fcmherton. clerk
iH charge. zho viii have as hts assist
ants IiFs Della F~mbertou and Miss
Hattie Palmer The station VIII be
tranch o. the Rock Island postofice
By Which % viii b. controlled and d.
rect~d. asd wtli have az fts privileges
~ enc main once Including the re-
eeips and dispatch ~ mail through the
main once The ofHrr az heretofore
viii b. located at Eleventh street and
Forty ErvrrtH avenue. OF rather the
fgnetioa % th~ Tower and Milan lines
90 enc Trf-Cifg Railway campnuy. 90
wfieh place Or was moved this after
rpor. The oif ofHcs was located 90
tfe store % ~ 8. Pate. q - Campbell
beisE postmaster and ". s. Pate as
sistaat postmaster
Cheek Out Ola Ohicr.
A. ere close % business today. the
Ola Besf1sc- viii D. checked out and
aT its effects turu~l over t1 che Rock
tsizad p5sfmaatFF CoEuruciuE to-
m1rrrw morning az thr aTst move to-
yards Improvement due ca che nrv ar
rsTErlrsF. che people heretofore
served sf th~ sears rost1iErr VIII re-
eeiV~ their mail from two Co tvo-aud-
a tsf h1urs earlier f- ere morning
tran before. wfies viii b. tFr frEf af-
vantage OF r1rsriitaFt1~.
HrrFrEFrrrfe are u-drr way o. rx-
teri fH~ free delivery system and
street. letter BOX aer1mr0dati11E I
gradually .rrH ft~ new territory az
e.resHs stances warrant. and as the .
postal raus ard regulations are COM .
piled HlfF On enc meantime. Post .
master HfHHsT- Ess requested che 4
fer-eas af ere Sears once 90 write 900 .
-He.r e1rFTsraH Irrrs ard ask them tn .
address trr.r rsr rrrrsffer f1 Sears .
-rrrr Rock Island. fIl ir order f6 .
expedite fee handling ana delivery of .
~alr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
Al LIE MAJESTIC.

The district attorney. Earle vii
iiams. has bitterly attacked the rail-
road because OF its failure TO prop
cr,y safeguard the lives OF its passen-
gers The biz corporation laughs at
his efforts and the trial is on. The
presidents daughter. Anita Stewart
is on her way with some necessary
papers Her auto breaks down and
she takes a train. Her father, in the
meantime. has been warned OF the
rottenucss OF the trcstle and hastens
10 head on his daughters train. Il is
too late You see the girl at the win
dow. You see her father rushing
madly. now in an auto. now in q motor
boat The train approaches the rot
ten trestle. You hold your breath in
suspense. The engine crashes through
into the river. carrying the coaches
and passengers along. Then the res
cue work. You see all this in The
AZ the Majestic Thurs
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
PAY LAST SUM ON
PUMP PURCHASED
Superintendent sharp Files Table
showing Guarantee Factory and
Local Test.

The balance due the Henry r wor-
thington Pump company. Harrison. y.
J.. about $4,000. was ordered paid 70
that concern BY the council last eve
ming. for the ss.see outfit purchased by
the city Tor the wntcrworks.
In . communication 20 the council.
Superintendent II. ". Sharp. stated
that the pump met all OF the require
ments. and Commissioner Murrin also
declared the device 20 be all right.
having been IN use three weeks now
and not giving the engineers any
trouble. SIR. sharp presented in his
letter an outline OF the pumps work.
showing the guarantee. the work OF
the pump az the factory and In the
formal test here. The &C. =. NJ" after
capacity ga the following table shows
gallons per minute" and the ~R. ?.
81 after speed. shows revolutions
per minute
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
POLICE GRATING
IS AN old STORY
AssrxIp ro Do " 0y ~ IL


Or. CaGaa-a ~ Cesarn1s tzlFt a.
dr-ss va xiF-a lsst ai6nf az ea9
Asmarta. CArisgi4a eagrea sl tas
sas.-e6 -N1s-s sa.t nis Itaass. 90
whien ~ sSsxs "a Moss a. ths xrsAs
csc 10. xfs-f. s4Frior al asl-sa
builder % al tiaa a ss9re iat-resf
81 sadl@aes las aaf -rsa as.sslas.rrs
hgrs ter e4aag a eay
Mos-s .s = safftor vas Gfst eae
sal-r-d ns vas tas saly a2a No
haz bs~a ans ~ i-s.l q slave rses aisf
81 sordazs laLs fr--Ggua stEhoas arl2s
or eeh@f aunisiona a. var t1lt thrT
Themselves we're abts ta aantF tsElz
aftsr thsY saG s-car-6 th-ir frssfoez
40 q 49, Efr-r Moss "a sore
krss~fally fsra~mh-rsd. Hs uvvf "a
tims 81 f-eifaiax ettiiisaffgu. but
which sat been % q esrT niEh Ereas.
Oth~r aaff1ns aaI existed sftE well
establishes laws before hfs tia1- ust
ta- is~ q Moss sv~rtsgged taeua al
ant -adur~s en- this Tar aaI ts ne
basis a. ths tasa % ths cfvtlfs~,5
waria his tsw aas stood esr s.a'a0
years sad aaf-. TIE tIuaats IeE.s.s.
turs VIII bsrlfY pas as tais sesa
sion tnaf VII endure 80 lanE
Two 90 m ts~s ~ Moss are con-
sifsr-sf severe sf rafs time Dus ~
them IA eye f1r az eye ant taafn
fsr a tooth" Jesus commented on
fhft iaw nnG fhe feet fs rEfs 'n0 n
Mas~s vas e Ervat sttaaee oa tar
laws tast preceded Ets time rur law
had se~n - uf~ rsr aa eye and iftT
for a tooth nus Moses said sufy aa
eye f1r eye tfIs vas law ~ rIgfrr
art Frsffrr Jesus raese CD afv9eafr
a ftw - love ard TrFrv
IRE oth~r severe iav vas Fstf %
vtfcn saaaid ff~~ nFf fb- wf--F 81
Ma Ffm~ saF aaf enc o~r-s~ agrrrs-E
from sour arrVags raet.Fae. pos
sbfv ~ef sF~-rfaE Of an The were
n1eanf 20 fraffsr- F1 BIS Esvrrrla-Ts
- "a rftfFar F- sH9uhf ff-
WHEN Faffrr pff rh~fr nutr.
Tr~rr were 0Fr-F laws fT force AL
art Before FH- F.nr NJ Noses f.fF frr
Ga.sr affraeflv~ fe ore orc 'ro t1o.t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
CHOOSE OFFICERS
Norman G. Griffiths Made Head OF
Rock Island COmmandery No. IS
at COnclaVe.

Norman c. Grifiths was made com
mander of Rock Island commandery,
No Is. Knights Templar, at its annual
conclave held last evening at the Ma
sonic temple. He succeeds II. s. Boil
man. The installation will take place
on Monday evening. July u. The com
plete list of officers follows:
Observation-Disclosures G. Grifiths.
ralissimo-Lloyd c. Lamphere.
Captain GeneraI-Jacob ". Houder.
Senior Warden-Ellswort A Ad-
ans.
Junior Observation-Disclosures Feltham.
Prelate-Rev. Mitchell F. Chatley.
Treasurer-Morris :. Heagy.
Recorder-James L. Hickey.
Trustees G. Grifiths, Lloyd
c. Lamphere, Jacob W. Houder, Ellis
worth A Adams and Frederick Felt
ham.
Member Masonic Temple Associa-
tIon-Harry W. CIeaveland.
The rest Of the officers are appoint
I've. Carl 4. Hallgren, high priest of
Rock Island chapter No. IS, Royal
Arch Masons. made a brief statement
relative TO "Aledo night" which is to
be observed tonight. Members of the
commandery are TO act as an escort for
the Mercer county Royal Arch Ma
sons. They are TO be met at the Rock
Island Southern station at : o'clock
and accompany the visitors to the
temple where the royal arch degree is
10 be conferred on three candidates. \
banquet will be served at 1880
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

AT WATCH TOWER
Chi~a<s ~unsag Frsuinz Cias Cheir
Here Saturday End Dixie lab
IL. Cemr4zy Ne1t Week

Two siEs class aftrarti9as tnvr
tss~ secured 81 NfzaaErF George g.
sr-us-asas Cor te~ WaEeh r1wrr set
grfay Igrr 10. afteru9ou and aiE1E
enc CEt-aEp s1stag EaeaiaE eia1
rtalF sii appear here OF iEs trars-
e1rsi-~eFat "trip 90 go Fasaaeea rEposi-
H1e Or case ~ igelFmrst weather
ere eeerrrr viii 30 Eivea t1 she isE.
Fr1est-Trs ar9sE ere uTlahr~s o. tais
rfr7ss orEsrizati1e are Watet sharp
tf-r.il~e. s1sras9. Gsstaf H1imFuist.
Hafs. Joan H Ifrtrr. tenor Rose Lati-
Frr Canoe. eaEt-aifa. f.tEar Nris9a.
arrartss. tssar Ven Cr1-r. rissisf.
asf %. Cs1rf1r Eriets1s. Conductor
Rose gar-5- aef J1Ee rfTl~r E1resr-
a. t~rr lass rHar TNfs sfsr.sE club
Rae attracted sFfr~Fiar ~ 1gssrEt
critics sIr over ft- rHarsrT eHf is 1rr
- ere Geese trained ersre 90 ere
6--sers tsr
a r-Ea-r erfsErr ar FrrEssar
rfe.r feH.r~ ..rs-rr e1.rarF f
a4ssffrs rfFstsr rlrstzF era Wed
r-sff Pas also Herr s-~srrf EE~
r|tr .es.# appeared rrre .asr
s-ssHr rF. CO.
.1es' Gee la
sfrHsF r Esrtr F~f sHf.-
~-rrF. sH-rs. r-F-s melodies Fr# .E'.
s-
Ur s.- . rrr
E Ur sH~r
was rEs1r Es .f
vac aHr.Ha Hsr
HrsH H- -st- af a....e r.s e.sHF.
ra.e. a-1F.fIrr urarre~ permits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
Cooling Wash
Steps Itching

Just a touch az this naud. soothing
wash, the p. D D. Prescription. VIII
give you instant relief from your
Burning. Itching skin and absolute
protection from all summer skin tTou-
hles- D y. =. is a scientific CON
pound OF soothing OIL OF Wfaterzresn
and other healing eiemenfs-
Al good druggists have =. p. p.
Generous trial bottle Csc Also SOC
and 800. Remember, the hrst 500
bottle is <uaTaE reed 70 reach your
case or your money back promptly.
ASK your druggist foSzy for D. D =.
Also .. . D. Soap.
or write for free trial bottle, D. D
D. Labora Coriess Chicago. Dept 1911
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

Rebecca Luke. a maiden lady-Miss
Lois Bruner.
Katherine Rogers, her niece-AIiss
Florence Bailey.
Marion Bryant, Katherine's friend
Miss Elizabeth CLANCY
Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid-1Iiss
Margaret Cook.
Synopsis: Act. I. Breakfast room
at Tresham; time, morning Act ?.
Same as act 1. Afternoon same day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
zn,e@telg
MAJESTIC.

Tuesday-Dustin Farnum in The
Virginian."
Weduesday-Joh Barrymore and
Harold Lockwood in Are You Ma
SOM"
Thursday-Anits Stewart. Earle vii
iiams and Julia Swayne Gordon in
The JuEEcrnaut."
Friday C. Asbury Smith in The
Builder OF Bridges
Saturday star cast in The Col
ieEc widow by George AIDE.
sunday Orrin Johnson and Olive
Wyndham In Fighting Bob"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15

fought storms and had bad luck during
most 90 her voyage and changed cap
iAins twice. After struggling for three
weeks against head winds on Cape
Horn. the vessel gave up the Fight and
headed for the South African coast.
rounding the cape OF Goodhope- The
ship bad almost circumnaviEated the
globe when she dropped anchor here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-15
CITY CHAT.
fAdvcrtisementsl

advertisements
Buy a home % Reidy Bros
For express. call william Trcfz
Tri-City Towel supply company.
Independent Express 4 Storage
r. T. ssi.
Wear a s. (union madcl hat Mems
Fashion shop. Harper house block.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-25
Hops Also Cheap
In German Empire

Consul Winms writes from Nurem.
berg Germany, the greatest hop market
in the world, as follows;
"Snce hops are grown chiefly for
the manufacture Of beer, anything that
lessens the consumption Of that bcver.
age reacts on the hop trade. During
the last few years brewers have noted
a growing temperance movement. Last
year. with its cold, wet summer
months, offered no drinking weather,
and this year, In midsummer, several
million Germans were called 10 the
front. These abnormal conditions are
reflected In the latcst hop prices.
While the hops are abundant and the
quality generally equal to expectations,
the prices have fallen below to3 per
hundredwcight Of nc pounds, ranging
according TO grade from W to S2l.50.
Growers In many eases are unable 10
coyer the cost OF production and al.