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The midland journal., 1915-11-05


Il have supported your father: /
have saved his life by paying for his
operation. Did you think / did that
for nothing?"
Alice looked straight into Captain
Harding's face.
What Is your price?" she asked.
Yourself answered the old man.
She trembled, she had long known
it, but. now, even with her lover long
dead, she could not realize it as pos.
sible that she could become this old
mans wife.
Il will-marry you," she answered
slowly.
He caught her in his arms, tremu-
lous with delight. All his schemes
had come to fruition. Harding had
never failed in any of his life's plans.
But sometimes failure is the truest
success.
Anderson, who had escaped from
the wreck, had Deen bleeding him for
months. He had taken to threatening
lately. Harding had resolved to get
this last enemy out of the way-the
last that stood between him and his
hearts desires. III.
He hated his tool, and his evil mind
was at work planning method of re-
moving him when, striding home along
The midland journal., 1915-11-05

O61Iy 6eFDert IOlleu IN the Deu or
the river, amassing fortune in gold
dust. Life had suddenly become fair
or. Alice had grown to be distant
memory. The love of Altoona was
grateful to the starved heart of the
man. Gradually, however, as his store
increased. Herbert began to become
conscious Of an inextinguishable de-
sire to see once more the world of the
past. Even Altoona cIoyed.
He ceased his washing and, instead,
spent every day upon the highest
point of the isle, scanning the horizon
for passing ships. He had been for
tunate enough to find large frag-
ment of clothing. which he hoisted
upon a sapling where it could be seen
by any distant vessel.
Days passed. Weeks-and his heart
grew wearier and mis- hopes dead.
Altoona saw the change in him. Her
savage heart acquired the belief that
he was planning to return to the gods
from whom ne had descended to aid
her Very solemnly one day she led
Herbert to the fiagpole and pointed
seward In the distance was large
steamship. vomiting cloud of smoke
Altoona looked into the face Of her lord
The midland journal., 1915-11-05

(NOveIized from the Motion Picture
Drama produced by the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-05-20
May 10th
June LIST

These Pianos must be sold at un.
heard of prices. Now is the time to
buy if you desire to save money.
Come early and get first choice.
We are going to offer to the music
loving people of Red Cloud and vi
entity a high grade $3.50 Piano for
$265, and a $500 Piano for $235,
and a $3.50 Player Piano for SAYS,
a Player Piano for $3.50, and others
which we al sell cheaper.
; We will give a grand free musical
concert from 3 to S p. m., Saturday,
MAY %. You are all welcome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18

cruiser Broosiy-- Mrs. ?. r. eein Of
al Forty-secosd stree; has gone for
vat; Nth Lieutenant Ho~ell's parents
Ia woodhuii
Mrs. Peter Logo. 1918 Twenty-tfth
street. has eecu entertaining her broth
ers. Gus and Frank Peterson. and her
niece. Miss Helen Johnson. all % Red
xooe Fails. Minn.. a. her home the past
fsE days. Today the party left Cor Pc
ora n the Messrs. Pe;ersoa's auiomo-
bile. Mrs Lo<e - accompanying the
party a. Gar a. Peoria. where she will
make = visit viih relatives.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
GREEK DEMON WINS
IN STRAIGHT FALLS

Last sfEss ss sss t.yr5e theatre De-
pssssrert g. a sass bout. WitlEsG
psnsssst ssppes sflksetsf sss Ras-
sszz CessssS. - ssraiEss falls. tss srss
q ~ otsGsss WIZ = Esff Nsisoz sas
erstee ss& ere seeoz4 &C. - rzszgsss
VITA q haes-Sssss Es.G- TIE Rass2az
s'zs 40 q E&rs eEEs sss ss.sWss Ersss
sersests. esss speed sE4 ssrsrsa=
s1eSteeEs % &c gaze wee Coz Den
strat
ts tss prsls=sssrfss NsGsE nest fsfi
Ell % seeW 60 fsr Ess sszseA Wa
HAIRY RresGsu % pavszeers sz4
csrts Tseessss a prsezst Ersee1sr %
ssastssr ssssss vac substituted Broz-
ecu -epvet essz twice Be- ssors order.
A ersws % soc tass Witnessed sss esrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
HAND BACK EXCESS
FUNDS FOR THE G.. A. R.

Excess IN the fund collected In Mo-
line FOR the entertainment OF the C. A.
r. state eneampment over the cos, OF
the event ~iil be returned 90 the per
sons Who contributed 20 the fund. Pro
rata distribution 90 the money was
provided for this noon At the meeting
OF the Greater Moline committee. Ex-
act amount % the excess IL not made
public. but {; IL stated that a sub
s'Antiai amount will be distributed.
A committee was named TO provide
a float for the parade IN the Fourth Of
July celebration.
: ". wooteock called attention OF
the committee 10 the good roads ses-
sion 20 be held Monday evening. when
directors Of the Good Roads club are
TO be selected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
PERSONAL POINTS

ttFs. Frrf J. Fisher % Eeu1sha. Wis.
is visiting 81 tire home % her father.
a. peissnFoth. laos Fourth avenue.
Wuiism Hoeft. postmaster a. Gene
SEQ. vas On the city today and paid a
visit 20 the Rock Island postoaaee.
A daughter Was born this morning
% ttF. and Mrs. r. r. Llndssrurl. tIzs
Thirty-siEhth street. THIS g. their sec
cad chiid.
Ms MaFtha Willis. ti01 Seventeenth
street. and daughter. Miss Martha.
leave for Battle Greek. Mica. Cor a
70 days visit vfth relatives and
frisa9s.
Mrs. john Dee and daughter Kath-
Teen. 1919 Third avenue. and Nrs. John
sears aad daughter. Margaret. o. sears
have returned hone frota = family re-
sai9a o. Wichita. Kan.
Mr. ssd Mrs IL = Curtis ard SOC
tssFe toezoTrpW for Ssw Harb1r. 1fs
Mrs Carts art son viii remain sher~
shFpgsh ths sgmsasr Dir. Curtis viii
Fstgru hoeas AFTER = muash's STAY
1tiss hsisa posu. GssEhtsr % afr.
seG Nrs. ?, . Dorm. fTts Flfth aveaue.
rssgrssG yesterday frun Drs 1f8sass
~ssrs sss eo@Pieted q two yezrss
eoarse az Drake university.
Mrs sa4 sfFs- G.. !. Fhfuips. 4sz= Sew
sash aEssEs. Ter yesterday % zsaEs
ihsi- so-=s e. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Nfrs
Fsiiiiss vii Vfsit Wfsh frSsass "a yoi.
tst as9 relatives - Tolrso. OHIO. h.
fore E9iEE 90 ser nsW ksrze-
Mss Rose Ia veits ans azurhss-s
Misses usisz as4 Grace aaa soa. Fras-
eiss tteS SsveateessA street. as4 Mis-
lalisG SG&4ers % ChteaE6. uk8 has
s@se Esess AZ IRE la Vsits hoazs. fass
tsst fos MiehiEzu. 1hsFs they
VII ssSsd tss su@@sr az oas % the
resorts
Aftss =asy sasriss as 20 ths Names
- tss SiGists Wko da-esa ths sans,
- ne 1850 Hook eslsbrztioa Wedn~s-
cay Night = was learned that sh~ LITTLE
tots ssrs kathsrtas. t-ys4r-ol4 daaEh-
Ter % Mr.. aad Mrs. Joseph Farrell.
1895 Forty-toarth street. and Duncan
Srziss. s-year-oia sou os MIS-. PAUL
ins Saith. isosts laird avsnue.
George W. NsWb~rry. chief % the
local aFs department. We-f 20 Clinton.
Iowa yesterday. where hs assisted
@@mb@rs % the Clinton department IN
testing cof q us~ Observation-Disclosures
truck. whieh thst city has purchased.
TIE ehisf % the Cedar Rapids depart
=~-;. watch has a similar engine. was
also p-sssrt-
Lssufssan. Clean Howell os the
TAXED States navy has returned from |
! short vtsi, With his brother. Ward /
Howell. y; North Yaktns. Wash. He
I'll leave n Angus; for q four years /
.u.se 90 China on the United States I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18

vrsorssssas suss - SO s-sstee sa1
sssa ss1s ever sssl teGsg t0r e=Ai
sefae1-
r. kesss~ ssessse tes NeCcrss.ss
rrsol sslsa srostsssz 90 sss sS>eset-
sens D. fse ss~sxss - q eeszs=i'ts~ %
ss9sa ae.s~ asazssrs 60 ssvsssi<s's
sse sreelsea ~ @sslrlssl fsE2-at-a@
ssG eansral g tsesl sse-se E'iiss-ss.
Asafasr rssetssaee zsestsG - 80
saass rrasas@s faT sss ssselsss@ses %
sgs rsgres@nsssfpss ass Sc senator's
ss fseeaF gaze sar cases % go recess
fsaf sa.t ssauss ssfsesfr fots lssss-
s4s.asa eeeszs.sses are co report % 80
a~ss general asse~ssg
ga Vsss ~ "a 90 q. sse sseass tsls
rsaratea PASSED FFr Eass AGaEss tsil.
assatss lmrFral wanre sassret 90 q
asG s-fs~eee ss vel &c 60 q see
ne sesss- sasssE sss tss tsgT e5lt.
seaTasfss &c tss tsvv5sE % a tsE 90
cover tss sssessr tsslsss sss.fs ~ tsis
rre-ssf sss@sasfF Narssra.ss sfsss 40
ora5~iss.er Hs-ss2ses also we're sasssG
~ enc sseasr
ne tsGex.sE brts we're sasses ~
sss s~rass ss,fsr
M 81 SOS aArsssr wesI srssusTiss-
- fzsG1GC fsT ses srss Tssr azG
$500 600 ssr sss sscsef Fssf s1f ststs
as seats Ayes "a. sa2s. o.
H o. sss rrlfEl se9rasTtsslsE 81
600 goo PEE sessa frem ere raaE fssf
ssF fae euEse1a aas assassasses %
sesee aaf raa.ts ayes. 90 says. q
tt H 9sa ss-osriatlaes eoEsit-
zee ass-ssfs sslsE $500 9ce faf 80
rsrf-rs ~ t.tlsss foe tss ests s~9
resrs AYES. 50 sa7s. 2.
ff G gFf aseseEsslf sserse -sssssE
$3.50 BOO ts pay sac sstsssss es tss
eenfs rs be tss.ssf ssr tas eee str'4ftl7e
Of ere tser waterway ayes. - sa4ss
W o. Hs .GarussI sssresrsssssE
$50 900 fsf en- sseesV ss Feof5s. ayes.
ss sars 2
DOL n go 'sssfesr ssi7es e7sss5sr
Fse. f5afeprsttre ft2ttef9f E1 eaf
enc sFsr-s safe sf r'sfas sFFsees-fs
s.aee WsF a ss ere rrssts ss ere faaf
ssf Heass saffFr AYES. 81 esFs.
tt u $50 ee-ee~fssasrs esassstFsI
ssurearttslsE ssGG COO ss cav ere
sTfrss BALE sfarr es svusfs ~ 1--we
sf9ea s.tsEssrrst lF Ess rseess faaF
sFE HaasH raftEr AYES CD saFs.
f 8ss .sssetssiH tEs Ese few sfll
afsTafsE tsr ere eseTEsE af s4s ssef ef
fsr general sEsss ssreeses sef staes.r
600 POE srseet purposes 5e 1915 ssf
ssr sane trseuss tF ssfE rsssssrFs Coz
.ltt AYES sd SAYS.
fE 800 .sesstssI rsstfsE s a sfs-
fsa=ss7F rs mEts Re- false Fess-s
sFtrs9usaF -sf sss ssssrstsE ~ ese,szs
AYES st rsvs o.
U tfs .GsrfeFsI eF6vatlsE Zoe
sffH rrseaFase tF eases sf wtss sEss-
tsraaseF sss cana Fsitsf eener ts-
FFsssss Fss esaesr ef seseasass ess+.
Gers ts Coca eesss7- ayes. 81 SAYS.
nrs vsts ~ IS 90 90 sss ssasss pass
ef ere urswc btu feEstsFisE Ess srae-
ere OF s1tametrV saF eFesE.eE a state
board Cor sers purpose
TIE secsfs also passed ere usrrs bg1
perm itsisE Ees sxtsesios % ssrees rail
Saa tssss ares 90 es7s' s9ftrs. ~ SO
chicago eftv eeurrff. but roe EssrE
away wfgE IRE fraatsEs coasens- TIE
vote vas IS 90 O.
A. % IS g e.. ere senate recessed
aatii 2 so .. e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
RECEIVE DETAILS
OF HALE'S DEATH
Husband II the Former Mss Florence
csaid Of Moline + Killed by
Automobile Of FRIEND

Details os the tragedy in which
Joshua Hale lost his life az Nswbury-
port. Mass. have been received BY
Mslas friends. the account given IN
q Boston Newspaper being as follows;
Joshua Hale. an electrical enEin-
Ger. with once ~ % CouErcsE street,
Hoston. aad home % NeTburyport.
vas killed az the railroad station In
ths latter place by the automobile %
Frederick s 1fosriey. member % the
srm % =. s Moseiey 4 Co. bankers.
% 50 Congress street. Boston
SIR and Mrs Moseiry had driven
60 che ssagi6n 90 take the 10000 train
for Bosfnn They had just aiiEhtet
from the automobile. and the chauf-
f-1r. Jdha % NeWhaii. was turning 20
drive away from the station. when he
Backed irto MT. Hale. Who also appaE-
enttV vas about % board the Boston
rraia 1tr Hale vas knocked down
saG ta~ rear wheel % the motor car
RAISED over his head. killing him in
ssantiy His body vas taken 20 his
k6ear ard all b. examined BY Meti-
cal EHamlner HuTt.
TIE chauffeur vas arrested. but
vas soon hailed b. Htr. Mosriey. Whn
supervised ths removal % ar. Haie'E
body Bash thr Hsies and che Mosc-
i@Ys are aaoaE the oldest % the New
barFport families
-J5shus Hale had lived 60 one %
tkz family hnmrst~ads 90 900 HiEh
street. sH S~uhusyport. for number
% gears Hr was born iu Boston in
Wag. 1888. che son % Cyrus King Hale.
d= stufied az Technology and entered
Harvard college With the class 81 -.
WEt~ 5u college. for a short period.
b. held che Harvard record for the
broad jump. and he eXreiied also a.
a spriutFF.
In October. 1893. Hir. Hale married
Ffarraes Could % Moline. III. and
she. his mother and a younger broth
~. Iohiah T. Hale. nu % Nfwbury-
port. survive He had been a member
% th~ NrEbuFyport school board. and
VAS chosen a deacon 90 the Belleviile
CoaEr~Fati6rai church. lie had mem
b~rship In the Boston Athletic asso-
riati1n. the National Arts club. New
York. the Dalton club. NcwbuTyport;
The Moline club. Moline. Ill. and the
Yacht club.
About TAO years ago Nr- Hale had
a severe attack % typhoid fever. and
never fully rcEaincd hts health
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
SUPERVISORS ARE
PLEASED At FARM
D~effr - Ads-rsfs~ tsr BIDS tor Nss
u-sai nssa fas~s enc Frsba1s
firrs'e 0mee.

"ras seopis ~ Rock ts.aad eouasg
aoa't sssrreiafs saas a Sac tasgisaflen
tasg have aeciafsf ems ssus6ss %
fAe soafa o. supervisors tals saorstsx
felafiss p. enc aaaaal "trip af lnspec-
tf0n wnieh was aassu fa ems ~auat7
fanfuarY yesterday
AZ aoon. sG8ess afsaf~uf Traet
WFGe served e gae fleaer asf sftrr
tns spread en- epuortaa.tf vas sIrea
- SO fHe farm WIN enc lstffl Itf.en
81 swo concrete zfas. a. Goeern sspfI-
sant ssa the purchase ~ eaftl- seff
@Etensidn ~ enc gfiFv taFns. enc roua
~ Has a a6fsf farm Special interest
VS. sstsn Is enc Etrfees waieh SUP
eriafeudsaE wrifa has venti-rfailf 3sr
vel6pe't
t Nas tt a.eisrf vH-n me- s0arf
convened Fafs m0rHlaF rh- matter ~
s8DoiatnH a mfse tasaees1r wHs ItiG
sVsr aaUf me seufsm5er Hfrutiof
rear BhTsfctsas were named ~ a ~
Mieuer snf % q ~ ga6fs we're tfT
FBoucnHEs fsr g1cF ts'aef art fHr
sarmer. whs us enc ferum senF. vac
aamsd asaafmouaff ur tt A E'rna'
sHs sefecfsd For Wagse or wttsn
rtesets h1 tftmrs7n sat ur E a.
saule fa SCUM ft6.fae
70 sea fsr nhfss
rhe Ban tad Mu feceuafs esmalf-
Frs Wt4 gwen perm isiau Oh nft-rt.sr
s1r saaf Btfs sfserfsfsefraf N
Eafsfa reported FnaE enc estimated
cost far enc meftf booE cases eee''.'f
90 enc sfs8ars eferss aH1rr vas At g.
sad 80 Cor cleaning ap enc saeus pre-
lafaaFy El placing me Office ef ceun
~ nudge tE enc southeast e1rHrr on sHr
hufidiaa On He frsg H6er rHs ou1f
Co. sebendff1rra e9mnlfff-r vas ttrf'
arfEsf r1 4feerJrse FOR Bhis
suserefsor riuofr rrsorf-'t ma on
Wsg 2 a conference sf enc reat ant
Bradar COMMITTEES Bft Bsea 8eif WIN 10
SIMILAR ssfs aliffse OF rs6fT -nunfr t.
whfeh Effns ne csisuf brttF- mtf.-r
we Discussed t was r1isf .1t.
heeaaaa % surmif hat sof been rrr
eufv-sf fHarn eeHErrsa enc bridge rt'
s0f Be- constructed IRE Hlil passed
me senate sue waE overlooked Ie ere
ha,tas Esfh csfrd agsfss senator's
from mrs stare have beer asked %
ssafsf ~ secuetas enc government per-
naif as soon ss possible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
OBITUARY


Many Moline friends mourn over
news received from Lone Beach. Cal,
bv Mrs. Charles J. Peterson, that OF
the death 90 her brothers wife. Mrs.
Jessie Bolton. which occurred Wednes-
day az the western home. While she
had been ailiuE since winter she had
been critically 80 for only few
weeks
Surviving with the bcreaved hus-
hand. John Bolton. are two daughters.
the Misses Hazel and Aiycc Bolton. and
the mother % deceased. whose home is
In Eswance. bat who was az the bed
side when the end came
Mrs Bolton lived ON Sixteenth street.
Moline. until three years ago. a. which
time the family moved 20 the Pacific
coast A. the Moline home vas a cen
ter % hospitality. 30 was the new home
in California and there many Moline
friends had received loving welcome.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
MESSAGES GO OVER
DISCONNECTED WIRE

Chicago. June 1S.-Telegraph mes
sages were sent between Chicago ana
Denver early today over wires discon'
nected from their batteries. The FREAK
electric current was said by telegraph
company officials TO be not uncommon
in connection with unusually brilliant
displays of the aurora borealis- Inc
air has been heavily charged with e'ec-
tricity for several days and the opera
ton of telegraph wires in all parts OF
the country has been seriously ham
pered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
BETTENDORF HAS
A BIC CAR ORDER
Eseh islaad Rad sp-uain< sisno6oo
There. Futtia< ts0o Nsn ~
Work 4<ais.

A. ortsF isvolvisE St-s9o.6e0 for
1909 ee@pIstsd beE ears azs 1000
trusss far bon ears vas placed - ne
Esek fstssG tisss sEis zsrzizE via
tss Bsttsuaorf ALE company st Bet
tse41rf. Iowa oss tsauszaf. tWo
hnsGrsd ssE- we9 lave bees tsis for
Gestkss VII es pss az worE
rEs eresr t. 60 - eozststs9 - Oct
.. aa4 ~ AEz. IS tss esasssy VII
start - GslfvsT ears ss tEs rate % %
per esys TIE eoasraes - oas % the
largest tst ~ e Railroad Company this
Fear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18

church at 1880 a m. Lillibridg5
schoolhouse at 2:3O D. m. and tn7
Baptist church at 1890 p. III.
Miss Verna Stewart spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs. d. A. Gorham at
Pine Bluff
Mrs Thomas Watson and daugn-
ter, Miss Arizona and Miss Ethel Eos
ter attended the chaurauqua al Mus
catine Tuesday
Mrs. Isaac Foster, Mrs Edward
Feldman, ST., Mrs Thomas Watson
and Mrs d. L. Ripley spent Wedne='
dav with Mrs. Edward Reynolds.
Mrs. F. ". Foster spent Sunday IL
Muscatine with Mrs. Dewitt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
JITBuSSES CARRY
PASSENGERS FREE
Was STOPPED In Davenport Yesterday
Decide O. CarrJ on fi<ht by
Giving Ride. Gratis
crT EIcERIs OF BRIDGE LINE
JaSxs Dsns<sn Hsiss That IaiunetiSH
Appiiss Only In Cass q Ons
Orn~r wk0 Fefifiouse-

1fs1g people rode frut- Rock sslafa4
% uzFsrp0rs free today o. litsssses-
osrsss % these carriers. Stopped ~
Daussp6rs police 6n fsiiars 90 complg
1sish ths o-r1isases FeeeatiT passed reg
.stsfsaE tkem. drove tar5r machines
s~rr sa q ioaE tsse ssf picked - f~n-
BE sasEisE zoe a street car 90 - 90
uavsspost 90 witssss tas circus pa
rae
res service vas pgf partially oisi
~ esaezlsssag YESTERDAY agtFrrn1a hf
e sew 5sssFpresst58e % tse isiuretina
lssae5 a few days ago Del enc seoii
e6ssEF district eogrt pFevratiaE ths
eisq froez isssrfsFszE vita tss opera
sl5es o. TEsszs kesso. wEo refuses
% sabzss Co the city ordnance
AE srss o. vas sgpE@ssd tsss ere Ia
i4sesl1e applied % sIt drivers. sHr@pt-
tss fhea tsmsarzrilY from gss effects
- sss DavsaSars ord5zaEes. ard tvn
deter wha kaz sassss3s4 operations
rssaasss bzsisess- CliY Atf1FuF1 CsFt
E.sasaeh kaf q easfsFeeee Win Judge
trsseEsa YESTERDAY sftFFreas ass ne
Iassf ssrseErEs tssf ere decree ~
Es4 iss1-s applied oei7 20 kslso. 80
ere 1avessast police pzf e ssnp 90 re
rasstsE as an esFs wteFe 'seFfs ha4
tailed Co provide boets-
Fasiaz EtpsHsss-
All stssF EsssF bzs ssss e+zia tssy
we're tsssFesssE 5s ts5s case. Fee1 de-
elaFsf ssss ls EsE beee er9zEst 90 De-
ssfs 81 see EErsF bls drivers zsiaa te
ss= esss 81 Eels9. Tee toaEs spf tAF
s.s Est beea furnished bF ere get8es
vefez 5s also responsible t5s ere af-
sssasFs fees. f5zF attorneys beisE ea-
EsEst ts tEs ease.
refsF ere rs1E5sst decree there wlli
D. sss f54r rfssT basss 9eeFatieE ia
Davenport Ht tg@9srow. wEFa tae
case wju b. 20 zoe srarteE. zslFss
esssfs fsFslss b@sEs.
we expect 60 gee s1EsssFf aae start
arsfseF lslaaettgs szis.- sat one %
tss fss-F bss drivers ss1FtiF after
fs=F tz1 bses stopped. Dat ttis 6aEhf
60 ase5F 60 an % us. for Es.so is bring
isE 6 fsF atl~
Decide 90 Free Eidss-
tass s5zhs a aazber % ths owners
Eas t1EetEeF sef decided chat they
Waaff operate betuess Eoes Island
bavsapost ln face of che srtavDFabis
taFa t5s s5taati6a had tsssa for thsm-
TEsT agreed % Fga Co Davenport tree
aad thss avoid being stopped b. che
police. CsFrvjHE passengers gratis. %
coarse. PLACED tte machines as FAR as
ire city % Davenport vas concerned /
9gE % costroi % ne sitgafi1n- The [
object vas 90 carry tbr var 90 ths .
street car company. decreasing the /
agrbeF % PassenEers on th~ bridge
Hire There weFe a dozen or more cars .
ia the iias which invaded Rock Island /
from tEs Iowa eide this morning I
Most % them carried no signs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18

Carthage being the center of a system
OF such highways which are good ev-
cry day in the year. He viii probably
inspect the gravel beds in this locality
and pass upon the fitness OF the mate
rial for road building.
No admission viii he charged at the
meeting he will address here. It may
be that a club viii be formed here and
another one organized in East Moline
later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
COUPLE ACCUSED OF
LARCENY RELEASED

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-18
BREAK DEADLOCK
IN A COMPROMISE
Vice tpproprtstiau Demanded ~
OrHars -trfeEea Frsm Hm IN uii-
aafs Legislature.

sprsaEaett On. Jaae Is Members
ef enc legislature expected TO- eiess
ap al remafataE worE and sdisuru
sens time Before ts o'clock toaiEss
Botn houses worked aafft long AFTER
aaidnfaht eiesnisE 40 odds and ends.
The GeaGioeE over tns oaaIhus spa
propriafioa bI4 wnfeh YESTERDAY
tnrsatenef 20 postpone sdiourument
untiI tonorrew or next wees was
ersssa shortly AFTER a4daiEst ween
tn~ conference committee ta cearEs ef
Ene blt reached q eors pruraiae.
Cad@r tse terms % the comprorlse
tne spprepristfen ss $4,000 requested
~ Lieateaaas GoverrGF Barrett
orrfars Cor the Legislative vice iavsssi-
gazing eornniissfon was stricken frura
tne enl fs was tsfs fssa wnfea
tnrssssned 20 pestsese aaiourr&sns.
Yesterday o'rfara saaeaseeG nat. act.
TAG IN me esssefty ef presidents ef tss
senate. s@ weaid force the Legislature
te scar ta sesshea gatt ths $4,000
ft.m vac passed
seen sster tHs ccrprsEsfss vac
r-ssrsd. asnstsr Barr e1sred tHe sS-
ieuruneat rrsotatior. srDVtGt1E far
sndinz the vera today szG Cor ssss
are sfinurrnsnt On June So TIE
rrsafasen wss Adopted snd VII BE
acted 9een to-day ~ enc house.
Va enaass VIII BE sssGe ~ ne leg
lsisfarr % me Gates ef tEs state aad
prrsideattst prefsrence prsuaFfes. a
hii1 hat been tatredaesG ant passed
~ ms senate setElaz tEs tate Ger sse
orssideatfsi srisssry ee see srst TIES
fsv "a A3ril sad ne stats primary Cor
enc last wsee "a taaes egt me Measure
vac sfilsf ssFfv safs sasrsiaE wses tss
house tabled q along Win ether BINS .
en- serend rssfiaz
M-rnbsrs eeuid act rsaeh sE agree
mrnt ever me time Cor tns state wtGs
prfsasrr sad sae snl We asvsr called
40 Cor daseussten "a ne house rAs
prevailing ssutfsneee seemed Co ee ~
eavor ef . gans state vide primary
nat assrty "a equal saneer hei& cue
for tHe present september fste.
ras sfarssx and east enactment tate
o law Of Gevsraer paaas's waterway
BIN vac ne principal evsnt today %
tae eteslrs Cav % enc Legislative sess
sfen. EverytstsE vac tn rss6tsess tsr
satsu-ameut senettne eetors 20
e'cteex taniznt
"a ne presence ef Representatives
senasors seG ethers wss we're tsssrg-
ntentsi tn tse ossssaz- % TIE Waterway
bitI ooverGSS psssas sttacnet Ms s1z-
aaturw 20 sas eff early thfs asserroe1.
The bfll vac ths most fnrortsat pass
81 ~ thfs legislature and provides tor
me eoeseFsst.on Of waterway eoe-
nectfnz ts~ Cetesss drainage esrst
VIA me lfifrssts river. teereey Great
ma o direct water roats estween the
great ts<ss sed tne <uIf % Nesfeos
noth eess~s % the Legislature were
sspt zsfna ss too reteh speed teesy
Dsssfsg rsa&iniaG seoroprfstion efIts
- oen9 09asuFeAL Tia largest so-l