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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

THE SALVATION ARMY
MINOT. NO. DAKOTA
ANNUAL.REpORL July s. 19l4---Julv s. 1915
CORPS WORK
No Of War Crys distributed weekly paperl------- $50
Of hours spent in visitation [by Officers onlv-- 1851
of families visited 1886
" of open air meetings held----------------- 10
" OF Soldiers in open air meetings 1900
" in street congregations approximately 80 $50
" of indoor meetings held Observation-Disclosures ESQ
g of indoor attendance 6<os
YOUNG PEOPLES WORK
Company meeting attendance Sunday SCHOOL, 1Dl
No. Of Band of Love meetings industrial classes----
" of Band Of Love attendance 26
L" Of Young Peoples Legion meetings u
" Of Young Peoples Legion attendance 1927
RELIEF WORK
No. of persons given Xmas dinners 1854
" supplied with other meals 80
e 81 toms " Of cps1 distributed --.
" Of pairs Of shoes given lo1
" Of persons given garments and shoes 29o
" Of persons given lodging ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
" of applicants for employment los
a%ss ,s;s4d SPpssns supplied IS
Of persons in families relieved ---------- l54
Total value of all relief $54os'
PRISON WORK
No. of meetings held in 81
" of attendance in Jail 1853
" of conversions in Jail --------------
g of religious papers distributed in Jail 7z9
" of hours spent in visiting Jail Observation-Disclosures "a
ORGANIZATION
No. of Officers [Oficers in charged
Of sSsia D"ss'S --------.- 2?
" of Recruits
Of Band Of Love Members y
g Of Young Peoples Legion Members 20
" of Anti Smoking League Members ~
" Cradle Roll Members Observation-Disclosures II
" Junior Soldiers 10
=" of Home Department Members -----------------
1" of organized Sunday School classes
g of Outposs [Bertlold and Logan 2
g of indoor meetings, Wesby 10
g of open air meetings, Westby
TE:--Our Company Work SUNDAY SCHOOL, holds
Certificate o Honor International School
MRS. CAPT. J. GEO BARRY, Recording Secretary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
VOTERS OUGHT TO
VISIT THE POLLS
Electors should Take m Interest In
the Selection Of a Member OF
school Board

Voters should take an intcres; in the
Rock Island school election 20 BE- held
tomorrow. Polls viii be open from
20 s. The city has been divided into
four districts as follows;
All that part % the city % Rock Is
Land north % Eighteenth avenue and
ssrst % Twelfth street viii be district
40 Z. the polling place for which viii
b. a. 1914 laird avenue
All that part of the city % Rock IS
land norfh % Eighteenth avenue and
hefwe~n Twelfth aud Thirtieih streets
uiti b. district 40. .. the polling place
Tor which Wiu b. a. as Nineteenth
street
All thaf part % che city % Rock Is
iahG rorfh % Eighteenth avenue and
east ~ Thirtic;h street wiii b. dis
frirt So. g. th@ polling place for which
wili b. sai rhiFty-siEhth street
All that part % the city % Rock L.
ia-a south % Eighteenth avenue viii
- district 80. Z. che polling place for
uhich all b. az itoi Twenty-hrsi
averu~ formerly Aiken street,
= T.. VrTuon is che nniy announced
earEttats % succeed ~. u -. Psarcr.
whass term expires. u the past dark
ho-s~s have hrTn sprung az the last
moment and "a iE important that voters
shnga make q special effort 20 visit
tas polls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
JOE MAzzUCC0 is
T0COMPETE HERE
italian Speed King IN Auto Races at
Exposition Park in Connection
With Niles Flight.

Entries IN the automobile and motor
cycle racing events that are SEIZED
uled 20 take place at the Rock Island
Exposition grounds at the 4th and 5th
OF July celebration are coming in fast
according 20 the statement made by
Leon Friedman and Dan Flynn Of the
committee In charge of speed events.
Among the first 20 enter in the auto
mobile contest is Joseph Mazzucco,
the noted Italian speed king. who is
TO drive a Mercedes 1OO-horse power
racing car IN the l0-mile race and in
the 25-mile free-for-all. Mazzucco
acted as relief driver in the Chicago
Speedway last Saturday for Bob Bur
man. Another entry received by the
management Is George Hill. who is TO
drive a Bogattia racer. Hin drove the
car az the indianapolis speedway on
Decoration day. and has been for years
connected as chief mechanic OF Barney
olddeld- ". Brown has entered a Mar
quette Buick. and Clifford p. Wood
bury OF Logansport, Ind, has entered
a Fiat Cyclone. Entries close Thurs
day night. and complete list viii be
announced in few days.
The motorcycle races for the tri-city
championship Is also bringing forth
a large number OF entries. Bob Craw-
ford. the noted Indian driver, who won
the tri-city championship last year,
has again entered this season. Carl
Gaudy. N an Excelsior. considered TO
BE- rider Of national fame. will also
be one OF the contestants. The motor
events will be run under the rules
and regulations OF the federation Of
motorcycles. and every event Will be
closely contested
The main feature OF the 18th and 5th
% July celebration viii he DO Any
thing Niles" the noted aviator who
viii loop the loop. ny upside down.
race against Joseph MaEEucco. the
noted speed king. also blow up a fort
from the sky with real explosives.
the usefulness OF the
aeropiane in modern warfare.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
WORKMEN STALL
ON JAIL PROJECT
Ouiy q Few Are Employed In Remev.
in< Sod waiting for Develop
meats la Court Aaetion.

4 few woFkmen are Etiii on the Job
az tse court house campus. starting the
preliminary W1rk on the excavation
t5r enc asu $4,000 county sail which
che beard 90 supervisors. against the
wishes % many tax payers. has ordered
erected GA the enuuty square.
Arts1as of thr worsaen this nora
5eE seemed 90 indicate that they werc
E1s su.ns ahead in Eood faith with the
prpseef. Practically all that has been
done ts Co remove sod Evidently u is
thr plan aot Co ~xpfnd much money
untl che status of the jail site eontTo-
vrray is more definitely determined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
THREE QUALIFIED
EXPERT RIFlEMEN
DFtsT sELEerIos % A rrtH
sfsfh R~wim~at Gssat Fs-tpoasd Ia
IN niddi~ ID Aafnss fieet lhru-
t~naat Heaaag.

rhr-s membefs ~ Company a. tlla-
n0is National CHARTS. gf fais cry.
qualified az expert stfemsa az tes
Camp Pope. yesterday sffrruooe. me
qua lacsrf0as. vHfeH rsl a9r a score
~ gro aaf of 70 soss.1iT ESQ tt fve az
fsrenf raaaes were successfully met
b. e4sftia nftIaefa. sl1aftermastef
Sergeant Moose and gtFsf aerEsaat
Weodia
eonsrafT ss m~ original plans. sss
seisctioa ~ a flge fesm fe rsprrseos
cenpaaF a AL enc elgfg resfmruf shoot
ms Fesr vas aof mate yesterday
Vert sas Fseetfed YESTERDAY sv Csfr
rsla nliaaEia maj FBe sHoof. w8icn gsf
Heen see esf rHe ttsF ~ rsfs moHfs. h.as
been postponed FHfft enc mHtdir ~
AaausC rms eHaaEe et1Fef rB~ iactt
men 5o saE ~ FBe aaal choice of s
team aafI r. ttfsf cate so ts t7 enable
an members 81 rHe eer41aav ts Htee r.
ssffer epportmifV ts faalifT fsr Ae
Es1tfn.
Aa srfrr Or rHr sfsef.Gn ~ 70 second
ueufeaf aF has been received efeu Cow
eraor hHaae faf r. @eefnf wiz Be-
aeif MONDAY evening 5tif 8. tsf faaf
purpose
eaad searrs uafrs
Several egerueaf srefet we're r1rera
fa Fsstsr'utr 1F FHe FfHemeo. cs3tsia
uunaeia taadl8E win s SCORE ~ ttf
suf o possible t5H rse SCORES follow
$500 Ff tHH Ff 5Hn ef Tot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
TRAIkMEN HONOR
DEAD AT SERVICE
Ervs- 0sbrrse asf even Nah Sc
frvtsee tt rsrsraniss Yesterday
as oct gruaW HAN

Services ri r-rsrV sr Fssse sr FE=ls
arIsr Wi. ssee gore se before vFF=
Hrt yesterday asrfeaos aE uf H--
lows str rH Cgr fs9asasF So -at
uFfrF er sHsst r7ss rf
rFF f.e-sse So 81. tstrs Nees sFT
4 H- N U tssst oF sarE so
so rr vs rFe Dodge So E.f.
Hsaas-reerE 81 UfvsF
fHt HsrE tfsN lodge SOL stt Ia
HEs H1 rfr Gfsfs-TF9r as
t ssst rrs.eHrs resre was asFEF
sr.-e.ttr.- ar e-asrrs aet visitors
rH- s-Fv srs were sesgEl'.s. sst F4.sef-
-t H- e-sess af als jaefFsslsE tsr
1s7sts ssfs ere @e@eFv ~ fer Bro
fsr usss 5s ere sfsssfssEasss 5s ss
sweet as tss efsErsFes af ge- f1WFFs
ss-lf III ere service. EEs Va1rF FasE Zoe
.sr e.. ~ ss rel g r sss rsr Vssf= ear
asFIse Fsr rsvre af Ets e.. A. t1 o
E e.
IRE eFssssE was aees@t wtFe ss cd
dress ar v-.taeEr sef eeaFsf 81 p a.
H1-fsee. esatsesse sf ts- fsF follow
7f tf $3.50 sT wrs Cesseas. assrt
addresses we're gives ET ~ uUeEs
rsH .7gfrs so tt ard 500 o. H = ere
br r fss.ge OF t9va cffF. we9 spoke
af enc srasr1sssl7Ts E5stlsE ere seq
ers lf= ssaf especially et ere bea-
-rfs OF sa-F "a society aat OF ere pro
risiaes rffs Cor ere terrsF=t asFs
o. ere tsVtsE f7rrssasEft af ts7s-
vrs tser sore er befaFr
1frs ctssasr sst ttrs G7srs- We-
tlfes-v saeE sEes. followed 81 sse
s-ssles OF ere serteFarFs aet esaF~f
eF r-v W o. oa.eFse. set IRE essma-
rif. services sT ,atEs SO sff. q. a. t9
n U t aeE ftvfs5aa 81. O.. n t5 u o.
r. rbas was ts.lsVst bT ss1feFf solo
81 Mrs Csserss arf as sstfess By
Rev r r oNrf.t. wE1 ss6sF ae EEF
sweet ssae-v 81 ere ferarrsss pTafs-
-t ere work Of ssF tstaFs' 6sEssiEsr
.lsrs ssf srasr ~ tsr ieTsFsas 81
congregations 81 Et-fr srEasssssssss wfsE
.H-.se Of ere rre tts seoJF OH fEr
ifzerss sra5ss ~ ere mFe weF pro
.-efst sae Eers 81 80 eaeV people
veHr Esfee fesrs s,ser rs STAGE ssf
vs4 lave ass ssrf te s5vseessE tee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
Snecial Assessment Notice.

State OF Illinois. Rock Island county,
ss:-
In the county court of said county.
To the June term 4. D. 1915.
WARRANT no. 341.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested that the board of 10
cal improvements of Rock Island, Illi-
nois. has fled in the county court OF
Rock Island county a certificate of the
cost OF the improvement entitled in
said court.
I'm re petition of the city of Rock
Island. Illinois. to assess the cost Of
the construction of six-inch water
main on Twentieth avenue from Sew
enteenth street east a distance of $40
feet
And said certificate also shows the
court costs, the amount of accrued in
terest and the total amount of said
assessment; and said certificate also
states that the said improvement con-
forms substantially to the require
ments of the original ordinance for the
construction of the same, as required
by law: and that final hearing on said
certificate Will be had on the 10th
day OF July a. D. 1915. at 9 O'Clock a.
m. or as soon thereafter as the bust
ness of the court will permit All per
sons desiring may file objection in
said court before said day, and may
appear at the hearing and make their
defense.
Dated this 23rd day of June a. D.
1915.
WILLIAM McCONOCHIE,
President.
WALLACE TREICHLER,
Secretary.
y. JUHL, member.
Board OF local improvements OF city
OF Rock Island.
John X Scott, city attorney Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
COLONA

Miss Agatha kanitzen spent Tues
day in the tri-cities
Mrs. Frank Lanhan was a Moline
shopper Tuesday.
T. ". Reese and son Norman, of
Geneseo. passed through Colona on
their way home Tuesday.
Mrs. c. z. Jones was a Moline bust
ness caller Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Vincent was a trf-city
caller Tuesday
Mrs. John Boylan spent Thursday
in the tri-cities.
Miss Mary Fenns is spending the
week end in Geneseo with Miss La
VIVA Reese.
Mrs. z. L. Redman and daughters
Lilas and Orma, spent Thursday in
Geneseo.
Ralph Anderson and William Tur-
ney OF Green River took the train from
Colona TO the tri-cities Tuesday.
Miss Louise Shuh was a Geneseo
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Lubnow and daughter of
Briar Bluff spent Thursday in Gene
sec.
The Coiona Bull Frogs will meet the
Sherrard team on the local diamond
Sunday. June 90, at p. m.
Miss Alice Cain was a tri-city caller
Thursday.
Mrs Charles Lubnow spent Thurs
day afternoon In the tri-cities.
Miss Matte Miller is visiting at the
home of her brother Arthur, near
Warner.
The Misses Blanche and Mary Hol-
land of Carbon Cliff spent Thursday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
Special TAXATION Notice.

State OF Illinois. Rock Island county.
S.
In the county court OF said county
To the June term A. u. 1915.
WARRANT NO. 81.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all per-
sons interested that the board OF local
improvements OF the city OF Rock Is
land. Illinois. has filed in the county
eogr; OF Rock Island county a certii-
cate 90 the cost OF the improvement
ertitied in said court
In re petition OF the city OF Rock
Island. Illinois. 10 assess the cost OF
paving Twenty-eighth street from
Fifth 20 Ninth aveuu."
And said certificate also shows the
court costs. the amount OF accrued in
terest and the total amount OF said
assessment: and said certificate also
states that the said improvement con-
forms substantially 10 the require
r,cnts OF the original ordinance for the
construction OF the same. as required
by law: and that final hearing on said
certificate will be had on the 10th day
OF July A d. 1915. at o'clock a. m.
OF rs soon thereafter as the business
o. the court viii permit All persons
desiring may file objection in said
court before said day. and may appear
a. the hearing and make their de-
tense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

Monday glGs t0fvef tft Ht1'ls~
PETERS tad rheoiore Roberts a 'raF
caafftst
raessitF efHel clayton "tHr
tion tad rHe Vfaase
WrHfrsfftF til ham E.HfH
"wucu We Wsrr rvretr- On-'
Thursday fFtseis IS uasgHss sF.t
GnvertF D8Fae H 'ertuEfsrg
Frdsf Wsrut r-aEaFe ertae r-s.s-
sfs
sfHlgttf ~ emae tt-surrccf.aa
saatttf 0W-9 fsHasaH sHd olive
WTadaam m "uIzHaaE BOD"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS

United States poEtomcc. Rock Is
Land. H. June IS. 1915. Advertised
5lss 40. go
Rirs Edna Ashmand. Mrs. l. Abel,
1frs Margaret Anderson. Jean ".
Austin. ! r Ar1stronE. Mrs. Mae
Hrown. AIRS " g. Baliow. Master
George Brown. Cyril Boliman. / Burn
stein. Charles Burns. Miss Anna
Cr1gEhan. Greg Clothing Co. Mr.. and
Mrs ~. -. briggs. Ernest nckayser.
1iaFEaFrtt Fox. Louis Fromelt. Toni
FrancaiFEiia. George Frost. Sr-. Mrs.
Beatrice Gardner. Miss Lole Hayes.
Mrs MARY Howic. Miss Edna Howard.
% " Hating Peter Haskins. Henry
iruin. Miss Louise jenkins. Elizabeth
a. knewitr. Rose Kelly. r. T.. Lind
hrrE. Viola IL Roy. Julia s. Lewis.
Mamie Lyon. Miss .. Lancaster. John
Lardrrs. ". 4. Mooney. NJ c. Morton.
William McGucru~y. Mutual Flee
trir Co. G. J. Fhlihowcr. y. o. Petts.
a T. Puivcr. John Puios. John Puio.
" S QneiIr. Charles GUILTY.. William
Quick. Lester Quick. Queen City Mat
& Eau. Co. Mrs Emma Ross. Amill
stirEar. Al Schmidt. George Sunde.
Paul stroetieckc. David siiverman. ".
a. Voifz. Harry Warning. Lee \.
White. 81 ~ HiekE. l.. Wiley.
HARRY =. SIMPSON.
Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

Oid newspapers give us @aav ~
stances 81 men names GfFas gsff
enniaas rhas We have Last. "a ss7e-
maker % Exeter. snd rrssdWtVs VIC
oilstf me same EFats ls tt4mnrr sasl EF
rhers was Bristol sch1ofnastsr
named Rod ueGss art Wvaae. o.
torueys a. law ef liverpool must Rave
bern fhr saffs ~ FHeff fellow towns
men. white fsw esgit have q esorr 60
preprtsge same tnaa ere Frfeaif1ee
Methodist prsaGHer Etger Isrt3ta
tenfsn Cnrentcfs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

with their aunt, Mrs Otto stohI, near
Colona.
Miss Ella Pabanz and brother Ralph
spent Friday in Geneseo.
Mrs. ". s. Padget was in Geneseo
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liebee spent
Friday in Geneseo.
Miss Alice Cain and mother were
tri-city callers Friday.
Grandpa Brostrom was a Moline
caller Friday.
Miss Bertha Redmann was a tri-
city caller Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

frres5sa~st ~ ere eaamselEy Gel
We5eE stHF reside
ree FrsEraa closed virs ere easEre-
ssrf5z s5szssE Cod o. Wtfs N9s Tai
We 1fres Ass5s.r sst FFavFf bF ETe.
So oE.seFe.
Las+ e7eHeEs aa ts.s ssT CO che
eastsersfs. frslaaer ssf tsriF s1Ei,i-
artrs we're hslF fs csssfs. tsF ra5fri
States ast wsste1 at Fassts uersr
lodges eel t.Ets58ss ~ these rrEaaiz-
aga5ss sFr located
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

waadsY =CHfFEe cHsnls ta "-rHs
Champion Nafs stewart Fet Nsft
Wtuaus fa Frne SORE OF eiet VINO
Game fsaa ttraVen
Taes,ttV Cstg caombs H FEFeFts FOL
ffaffsf eefF Nsvs
ws,taesdt9 Ufetf aeet ssd lscsf q
A G convention Bietarrs.
THURSDAY cyrus Townsend rrtfr s
- emit ~ Cot"
Frtfaf Mss NtsFsh as '.rH- Vtrs.ss -
safaFfir= Starry Narrv s rH=
Gfsf Who Wshf tftge nsef. broadway
Sf4r feafuFs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
Food Values

depend upon what The food supplies 70
the body.
Body and hratn-pArticulariy the lat
tsr-used certain elements often lacking
n ones every day diet
Among these elements - the brain and
nerve building phosphate Of potash, not
the kind that you buy az the drug store.
but the true organic form az grown IN the
Geld grains. wheat and barley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

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EAssoe 81 rsys ~ fse s.sfLk. zrsef Roar.
? Arsrf snsgrea.f&Af Il Z E=Sfsg- F1rsl-
Srs5 : cze 81 sal rsnsff 6&gse-rS fssr.
ts'@s.rE 81 eExf. tr=srs Gsy.
ssfs EozE z-d hzkiaE poz-sie. ;o--.h--.
fssre tsszrs. Cream the bG;sr=. add ;he
ssEsEs thea alternately. the s.iiik and
she Eu=- mixture. lastly the whites of
eggs and the ast meats. Rake ia =
s@rrs ta = shallow pan thirty o- forty
tzsuEtrs Whra cold cover With ihs
4eseE ard decorate With vrssoie r-t fss-a..
IS = also an ssesssrss ~Alar ezxs sreise
w@EG st sss eazitsr4.
Chsesi.se IeIas
C-r 6se s-v=zsA=sn< ssc=y- y e.-1-
ffSoi=fr. sr.sAr ef ccS. hrsars d.:
- l'=Geeosfsl FeEiIL= crlyses: = ess
sesfF.
SIS the saga. chocolate and -ras--
rzil thr mixture boi!s. cover and le.
h".l three minutes. Uncover and ie.
boa ~. = ben tested IN cold water a so:.
hall Ray BE formed. bea; alto ;h-whi..
% es,s. thea hcz; E=;ii cold add vanilla.
r. rzs rs--r=~i s-us.i-r give, - 49, f--.x
e 80 - c.. r.s.ss. -. - - T. ...- -
a. ea1rnessr frussisz. n e~=i-rl- A cu.T ~
- Gee Boa hsae~n=s-.y is.ss.-z.rsl n
esears 81 - nasl.r4 fr-- - s-sl s-l .~rs4 -
e-1ef-f e~sttaestr s.sek-. 81 .f-r~s.s ca..s e 4
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
Nut Cake



AvWrs. fs=rf 4tErEisSir mn. F-e'is-~e q
"a Ae1sea Ca1essls .NA1ai .Isca=f=c
= giving this Freipc. AtFz. H5u b.
t4rscs e 90 b. enc % the h-css aii-aFuznd
cake recipes ii has h~ra her good for
tsar 90 make. The simplicity aad uni-
tossaiy Epod Eesslis ssiii APPEAL 10 every
he5aas=s-ref-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
Drink or Drugs
Destroy Manhood

Any reputable physician viii advise
YOU that the poison stored up" in the
system from previous indulgence
weakens and finally destroys all the
nerves. tissues and organs of the body.
The Neal Treatment acts as an anti
dote for these poisons, eliminating
them from the system, creates loath-
ing for liquor or drugs, overcomes the
diseased condition, and restores men
tai, moral and physical manhood.
For full information. call or address
the Neal Institute. No. S21 Farnam
street, Davenport. Iowa
90 Neal Institutes In
Principal Cities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
AIexander,s Methods.


Alexander mutilated the dead, that
the sight of them might DE as horrible
20 the enemy as possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

Dated this 2srd day OF June a. D.
1915.
WILLIAM McCONoCHIE,
President.
WALLACE TREICHLER,
Secretary.
y. JUHL, member.
Board of local improvements of city
OF Rock Island. Illinois.
John X. Scott. city attorney (Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

All ,hs news all the time The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28
Grape-Nuts

Is scientifically proeesssd TO supply al the
nutrition Of che grain. combining delicious
favour and those important mineral val
ues which are absolutely necessary for
the upbuildEng Of vel balanced physical
and mental strength
There's a Reason" for Grspe-Nuts
sold by Grocsrz everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-28

State o: Illinois. Rock Island count;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-11
BOYS ADMIT THEY ROBBED
STRUVE HOME A WEEK AGO
BIPLICATE TWO OTHER YOUTHS
WILL BE TAKEN INTO
JUVENILE COURT.

Not only did the two boys, captur-
ed Monday afternoon by Chief Of Po-
lice Kearney, rob the ]. B. McCook
home but they also were responsible
for the burglary of the residence of
Mrs. H. Struve on Matlock street a
week ago. They admitted this MORN
ing to Chief Jearney and Juvenile Of
fieer HALEY that they were guilty
and implicated two other boys, one
the younger brother Of one of the
two All four will be taken into ju-
yenile court sometime this week.
The Struve residence was robbed
during the absence of the family
and the youthful robbers took much
valuable plunder, including a rifle,
revolver, kodak, shoes, gloves, two
watches purses, pipes, a telegraph
outfit hats, baseballs and gloves and
much other stuff They returned it
all this morning, having had it each
ed in various places.
After catching the two boys in
the McCook home, Chief Kearney
was satisfied they We're responsible
for the Struve robbery but the boys
denied 1t for some time. However,
a little evidence had been secured
and this led to n complete confession.
Chief Kearney is satisfied the boys
have been noting the houses whose
families are vacant and had planned
a series of roberies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-11
Eastern Oregon is Short of
Water; Warning is Issued

fun supply as long as It IS available
This will deprive subsequent users Of
their accustomed supply.
In view of the unusual conditions
which prevail, it Is suggested that ir-
rigators be as economical as possi-
BILE in the use of water in order that
some water may be left to mature the
crops OF subsequent appropriations
below From letters received at the
state engineers office it appears that
many water users have the mistaken
idea that to economize in the use of
water SO that some will flow down
to their neighbor will detrlmentally
affect their water right. II the prior
appropriation demands his pound of
flesh this season, it will cause the
ruin of other crops.
The state engineer desires to call
attention to these unusual conditions
and solicit the harmonious coopera-
tion among water users to the end
that injurNto crops through shortage
of water supply be minimized.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-11
2 Men Caught
in Machinery
Badly Injured
ACCIDENTS HAPPEN IN HAR.
VEST FYELD-BOTH MEN
IN HOSPITAL.

Two harvest accidents this morn
ing on the reservation added to the
long chapter Of accidents in and
about Pendleton within the past
week. The unfortunate victims this
morning were Walter Burrows, who
has been working on the James wy
rick place, and John Dutch" Shaef-
er employed by R. F. Kirkpatrick
Roth were caught in the machinery
of combined harvesters at about the
same hour and both are now at St
Anthonys hospital
Burrows was the more seriously
hurt His leg was somehow caught
on set screw and piece of flesh
as large as a mans hand was litter
ally torn out of his left leg below
the knee. The bone was clipped.
splintered and ground but was not
fractured completely. The wound is
an extremely painful one and will
leave the man somewhat crippled
even If he recovers without infection
setting in. James Wyrick rushed
him to the hospital, reaching it about
o'clock and DR.. /. U. Temple dress
ed the injury.
At about the same hour shaefer
was brought in with a mangled foot,
having caught it between the drive
wheel and the separator of the com
bine. No bones were broken but the
flesh was badly lacerated and mash
ed. DR.. J A. Best was summoned to
attend him.