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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02
RECEIPTS FOR LAND RENTALS
Land Commissions, Robert p

Land Commissioner Robert y
Ervien today turned into 'he
state treasurer $1,374, 46. the total
amount collected IL rentals from
STATE lands during June. This Is
one of the smallest monthly remit
tan ,es ever made nv the land CON
missioner. and Is due in part TO the
fact that M sales were closed in
June, The evenue from rentals
aud sales duiing several # The re
naming months Of the year pro.
misses 10 I've heav, and Mr.. Frvien
estimates that the total receipts
during the present fiscal wear will
reach $500 600. oi much more than
ever before collected IN any one
year by the STATE land office. The
land sources Of the June income
we're rs follows;
Common School, S967.57 Uni
yersity. sos so; School Of Mines,
S24; Military Institute, So 10, In
sane Asylum, $40 20; Deaf and
Dumb school, NJ e6; State Main.
Iance Fund, S272.7 New Mexi
can.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02
THE LAYMAN'S DUTY

There never was a time when
preachers and politicians formed an
unholy alliance that civilization did
not shrek out and Christianity cry
aloud. Since the beginning OF gov
eminent, politicians have sought to
decoy the ministry into the meshes OF
politics and make them carry banners
In political professions. They have
taken the ministry 10 the mountain
top OF power and offered to make them
monarch OF all they surveyed. and
while most Of them have said, Get
thee behind me Satan" a few have
fallen with a crash that has shaken
every pulpit In Christendom.
You can get new Perfection
il Stove OF Kelley g. Son for
81 Is Regular selling price so SO
Read the Carrizozo Outlook 81 SO
per year
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02
N. NJ. SCALE CASE CITED
BY HIGHEST COURT

New Mexico LAWYERS are inter
esied in a recently published de
cision Of the United States Supreme
Court in an appeal by the Great
Northern railway from a decision
Of the Minnesota state railroad aud
warehouse commission in which the
highest court sustains the railroad
and overrules the order ri the state
commission and the lower courts
requiring the Great Northern TO
establish stock %scales at points
along its lines designated by the
state commission In its opinion,
the supreme court cites the New
Mexico scale case aud quotes from
the finding Of the state supreme
court in which the Atshison, To.
peka and Santa Fe railway was
sustained in its refusal to establish
scales At points designated by the
state corporation commission, The
New Mexico cas" VAS brought by
the New Mexico Wool Growers
association aud was decided IN
favor Vi The wool growers by the
state commission, the railroad win.
ming he case when It was carried
to the state supreme curt
In cIling The New Mexico case
the opinion of the supreme court
delivered by Nj Justice McReyn.
olds. says in part:
The business Of a railroad is
transportation and to supply the
public with ccnvenieuces not Sou
nected herewith ls 40 part Of its
ordinary duty The obvious pur
pose OF the challenged order was TO
eniurc installation ut Bertha Of a
scale like those at Eagle Bend and
Hewitt anO dedicated To same use
Under admitted iacls, unless jus
lied by alleged unlawful discrimina.
ton we think ,hls Was.an arbitrary
aud unreasonable exercise of power
II Is no answer 40 say, AZ count
do, That the commission has gen.
ernl authority go require railruaC
companies 10 supply The necessary
demands of the public along trans
portalion lines; MAJ it has a RICH.
to require the company TO bulls
and maintain such facilities as an
necessary for the public needs
The demands upon "A carrier whicl
lawfully may he made are limite,
, by its duty, aud the present recorC
co%nclusively shows the require,
structure had no direct relstioI
thereto ALBUQUERQUE Herald.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

We buy and sell poultry and
sgps.-Patty & Adams.
WANTED.-To exchange q good
lhrep year old horse for a residence
lot in Carrizozo Inquire Outlook
Why not buy your fruit jars
now while they are selling at a rs
per cent reduction at Kelley & Son.
Fresh vegetables. fresh fruits
fresh meats aud fresh groceries at
Patty & Adams
Mrs. Robt. Blair Of A~lamogordo
spent Sunday In Carrisozo he guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J F Morse.
Harriet Kimbell has returned
non n visit Ia The family Of j. NJ.
kIce NJ Parsons.
Miss Nellie Grant returned 10
her h, me In Alamogordo after n
twn weeks visit With her aunt, Mrs
G wen.
NIB Taylor & SONS have the
hes, line oi saddles and harness in
Lincoln county II you coniem
plate. the purchase Of either see
utm
l. A. Skinner was here from
NJ, gal The first OF the week buying
sulplits loI the Fourth Of July
ct,tbrali II that will be held nj
ihs, place tumOrrOw.
YOU are are intending to buy
M Ice Cream freezer this sumnti
yUl should Inspect u line bei'it
M IN 4 luur purchase Prices rang'
h,m 81 so 10 ~ 50-Taylor Il Sops
NJ b Foreman lett Thursday
morning Tor a several days visit
1T The lUme of Nj and Mrs. Tom
Mrtre ~ Nogal He will also be on
hand when the big "feed" comes
OH tomorrow noon
We handle Flour, Feed and Stock
Sal. Jusl received II car load of
Colorado Oats and we are always
pleased to quote prices Humph
rey Bros.
Miss opal Morse left for Alamo
goIdo Monday where she will visit
for several days with the family
of Roht. Blair. She will also visit
at Clou1croft before returning
home
Mrs II. + Morris and daughter,
Mona, returned home Tuesday from
III Paso and Alam0gordo where
they had been Tor The past several
days They will leave Sunday for
Tucumcari 10 spend some time
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs A J ROLAND, Bur
ney Humphrey and lohn a. Haley
mntored to Fort Stanton Sunday
to witness the ball game between
Roswell and the Fort team The
Fort Stanton team went down In
defeat to thu tune of s to 3
Joe N White left Tuesday morn.
ing for Fort Stanton where he has
"a contract to do some building Tor
the government He WINS accom-
panied by his family who will re-
main there Tor the next few weeks
Extensive repairs have been
made on the Harkey place just
oulsid Of he town J n White
did the carpentry work while Chas
Harris looked after The painting
aud pener hanging
Mrs Frank English and children
returned home Sunday afternoon
from Lincoln Nhere he, had been
for the pusl few months visiting
with Mrs tngli.h's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Peer Burlesdn
Missess Clara aud L,rene BrazeI
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-07-02

Harry Dixon has returned to.
Douglas, Arizona. after spending
a few days with Mrs. Dixon at
their ranch near here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
PERSONAL POINTS

J. P. Kelly has returned from Ann
Arbor. Mich, TO spend his vacation.
II. E. Casteel has gone to northern
Wisconsin on a fishing trip.
a baby daughter arrived yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ". Litten. 1854 Twenty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Cleaveland have
gone to Wellesley, Mass, 20 be in at
tendance at the graduation OF their
daughter Eleanore, from Wellesley
college.
Mrs. E. c. Xander and son, Master
William Bennett, 1918 Tenth avenue,
left this morning for Macomb. where
they Will visit relatives. Mrs. Xander
will attend commencement exercises
OF the Western Illinois Normal of
which institution she is an alumnus.
DR.. ". s. Marquis, pastor emeritus
OF Broadway Presbyterian church,
now residing in Chicago, has been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
FRAZIER VANCETO
EARN COAST TRIP
One OF the Local Y. VI. c. A. Boys
Making Good a Members OF the
Panama Canal Club.

Frazier Vance. 14-year-old son Of
Rev. J. L. Vance. is being congratulate
ed on all sides these days. Next Au-
gust he is going on an 5000 mile trip
20 Panama exposition. returning
through the Panama canal. And here's
the best part OF it all he is earning
his entire expenses on this great trip
as a member OF the Panama Canal
club. OF which he is a delegate from
the local y. ". c. \.
This club is composed OF Y. N. c. A.
boys selected from branches OF the y.
NJ. c. a. in the most progressive cities
OF the country. All OF these boys are
hustiing 10 earn this trip through Sc
curing subscriptions 10 the Woman's
Home Companion and The American
Magazine.
Frazier Is now on the last lap OF his
campaign. He is working hard TO COM
plete his list by July l and has made
such fine progress already that there
Is little doubt OF his success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
VOTERS OF ILLINOIS
ELECTING n JUDGES

Caseas1. IN. Jass s-VosFss % MS
sass battatsf tosav ssF Eve os ne
ssvra azsErs % tsr state supFsms
e7arr sst - eircgss cegFs i-eEss-
Woasr we're zoe sliEibls 90 vote.
ere partial ssfrznekiss@sst iaW &C.
acted ~ ssr 1913 ssss5os of ere isEis-
tssarr zoe siv5aE shesa tEs riEtt 90
hsfiss fsr fasEss. Political kssGqaas-
tsrs reported. however. that ths Won
80 displayed an ssssrss' 90 ths igtir-
ts1 eoztsss litsis less usarEet than tsat
% tss rscsaf city siresioa when woss-
"a were permitted % Vots for mayor
ana orser osfetatss
ssprs-as easFt judges are % b.
elected faT terms % airs years each
a=s tEs e4rcEft fGsEes for six yssrs-
More thar kaff % tss fsGEss uoW on
tNs hszch we're Candidates for rseisc-
toe rsssy % them without sghstaz-
tlat opposition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
FEWER JITBUSSES
over The BRIDGE
Nes Ordnance In Eject In Davenport
To-day Rsaaees Namber Mater
lAIly-0nly 10 Licensed

TIE agzbsr % iifaey bzsses BE-
txeea Rock isizH4 and Davenport ~as
=afrrsailY decreased today. as TIE ac~
o-aira-es regarding rsEziatioa % it
Bosses weaf iafo sGeet 10 Davenport
gkis morning Records on Gle az the
city clerks oTce is Davenport tho~
;has "a iifbgs owners applied for L.
ceases Ea4er the ncw ordnance Four
% these Vtit operate 70 DzvcapoTt
proper asf the remainder over The
bridge. Tsr a@w ortinaac~ provides
f6~ a heavier operating iieensr. hoafs
aea sac Fo1flnE % cars Special j.
ceases we're issued 90 - drivers. vho
zsGeF the rew ruiiaE are forced %
aEeerE6 a psysirat snf Mechanical eE-
ar1irafsaa- TIE facf that fhs auuher
% drivers is doatie that % ths owners.
s dee % ere VARGAS Salts haadlinE
rsr cars 6sriEs ere GaF.
E5see ere iifbssses eFsf started opef-
srlEs bel ere three cities approximately
tG permits Esa b~ea issued 90 uav@n-
post ~ Gel estimated fssf 81 least 80
we're opeFsFsrE OVER tss bridge AZ one
s.aae % seaseer o. ts presumed fsat
sif usa sser s8F fsEes osf arN H-
ersses have ceased Fsreiez
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Get ENTRIES FOR
FOURTH PAGEANT
Boy Scouts. Y. VI. &. A. u. A. r.
Fairgrounds and High School
Among Those Represented.

Indications point 20 a most success
tui coral parade July 5 in this city
under the direction OF the city beau
ufai committee % the civic depart
sucut % the Woman's club. Already
there have been a number % entries
ir the miscellaneous class. the follow
ms having expressed a desire 20 par
firipate wifh floats:
The BOY Scouts. high school.
Daughters Of the American Rcvolu-
t!ou. play grounds. y. ~ c. A and
Royal NeiEhbors.
The city commission has given its
enforcement % the plan and has
promised 20 aid IN whatever way Il
can IN making % the parade the sue
cess that Il should be. Likewise the
Business Mems association has enter
"a enthusiastically into the project.
giving Sc unqualified enforcement
and promising 20 assist in every way
possible.
This - the first time n foral parade
has been held in the city and Il Is
an excellent opportunity for the citi-
Eeus 20 show their patriotism and in
tercst in the eiiy's welfare. Moline
has had such parades az various times
90 The last several years. as has Dav-
export. but this year neither city will
sndcavor 20 put on the feature. leav-
ing the field clear for a successful one
in Rock Island
The prizes will aggregate SIi0. the
money being donated by a lady OF the
city for this purpose alone and IL
not part % the fund collected by the
city beautiful committee for It's civic
work The prizes are as follows:
Firs;-s25 for the mos; beautiful en-
try IN the commercial section.
Seeond-s2O for the best appearing
entry IN the civic section.
Third-s2o for the most attractive
entry IN the fraternai section.
Fourth-s2O for the most original
display IN the miscellaneous section.
Fifth-si5 first and SO second for
the most beautifully decorated entry
IN the private entry section.
The ladies' OF the committee are
hopeful that fireworks can be pro-
vided for the evening and they would
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
.FORGETS HOW To
WORK THE LEVER
Csrfassau 81 usrzst SiPPis 81 6snsseo
az EaiiFsas Cras.ins Nearly
fansss Death.

fassss.aE BIS sre1aG-srFrl nnieh
f4r rae reverse Easra Cog enc lever %;
Eas rVF- passenger Empire to.rtrE Gag
r@ar.F cost EeFzFf supple. a farmer
st5 resides near GFaFsrr. his life las;
~r-alrE supple vas ahngt 90 cross
FEr uaFtiesf6a r5Ftt-at- ua2 near Hills
dale. shea Del sau a cattle train. bogra
Cor EEiesFa. approacaiuF BE vas
s1r.sE af "a Glow speed. and reached
Cog lever f8 stop bis c1s Instead %
tar reverse lever be- Manipulated the
s-eaad-speet lever and che ear shot
cato fe~ sraes directly la tr1ut % the
frzif
The auto vas eafarlitri .rto The air
arE sppiT seat uith che machine.
landing well Co. one eide OF the track
Aside from a shaEIls-up S.ppir eE-
capped lrilry Hir auto vsE entirely
Demolished
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
QUEENSTOWN HOTEL
OWNER EXILES SELF

SEES York June Otto HumbcTt
|1vurr OF the Queens hotel. a. Queens
Frar. aherr many survivors of the
t.IFltaria were sheltered and cared for
ut~a thcy werr rescued from the
ocean. reached Nrw Yors today a vol
grtary exile from Great Britain.
tfr H1mhert. aifh1lEE a nafuTni.zcd
British citizen is % German birth.
THIS fact aroused 90 much criticism
from tEe fFieulE uf the Lgsitauia'E sur
viv6-E. g .s said that be found 10 al
most Impossible t1 remain iu Queens
town. Notwithstanding hts serupulols
esrr 90 E1 dcport himself o. % BE-
above suspicion tr left home 90 avoid
further urpieasaufuesa and possible
fr1sbiT.
Tho steamer So. Louis. aboard which
tir H1mbegt vas O. passenger. brought
srf passenger. 1s whom go we're in
che frrf cabin. lt vas she liners Hrat
"trip since she vas redttcd 90 accom-
Isolate trst cabin passenger
Eros Cgrtin. a N~w YORK chemist.
uh1 has been In tHe Geld with thr all
i.Ft ARMIES. described the gas used by
ste Germans az % tfF~r kinds. chlorine.
brrmirf and s1eallrs laughing gas.
TIE last. be said. g. of a kind thar
saFaiFzFs the men from the waist
down and causes then 60 Top about
isas Ess a1f ~ water and laugh hys-
terfeaiir Soiizm slipsate ard oxy-
sen were used 90 ueEfralize these
gases. BE- said. but these vrre luef-
frrtive O. E9t taken soon after The gas
HAD been ishaief. EV~r then. he
ss'f. Go takes 40 least SIX hours % 70
Ttrr ere men.
Inc Sc. L9Eis brnaEht sevea sur
viVaFs o. ffs tsstfaula tragedy Henry
50 FjafFii 9t Peoria. tii. vhn resigned
ere arbsssaG1rsAiB 90 Russia rot long
aft@F BE- vas appointed b. President
WGsoe Fecsatiy. also vas a passsu-
ser
Tsis var viii last two Or three
years uaFs.~ be said. Z believe that
peace aoN Wo1id b. premature They
have Eot % settle this quarrel 80 that
there vii b. q permanent peace and
ias tine for that has rot set come. Il
e best. for The fgtsFs. % let the-a aEhi
% oat~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
IF KIDNEYS And
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys
and NeatraItze Irritating
Acids.

Niieer asG Bladder weakness resztE
BEN Erlc aeiG SAYS "a aetrf sssrFr ~
TIE ka5asYs alter thss seif eFs@ 80
Blood sad pass f on 65 Eae s.aE4se
Wnerr @ sfgeG remains 90 lfrtssEs aaa
.sfsaaei e4ts.es "a baFrisz. se.al.3is <
seasasies. or ssttlaE gp a. lsrtlasi7G
az tae seek % sEr blaaIrrs oe.lziaE
yog ID seek rsi4ef gWe o. tares tines
tgsiaE enc stssts The sufferer e. O.
eeastsss GssaG. tss water sassss
se@sg@ss wtsa a scaG5sr ssssaties
sad js very preffs- fsata. sssra "a
GlsIcslty is agetiiag e.
EiaG4sr Ws.skaess. uass folSs esu
q. because taeT cant eessrof ana
thsl. WEae Sc ts extrenesy sass1fr<
ssd somstlmes very peisss1 tets =
really zee % enc most sineis siiEssts
% overcome Get about tour oazees
o. ice salts sseE ysgF ps&rssaeiss ss4
saks tasisspcoefgI Ia q glass &c va
ter esters ersskssst. esEtisSs tsts so-
tive o. tsFes Gays. Tets WI zsutrzs-
tse Ehs scsGs .a tss grfas 50 q 90 tor<-
81 IS source % iFrftsssor - ere
blaG.ssr ash sriasry esx&zs wsies
tsez sss asFueiiy aeasn.
lad salts f. issxpsassvs. ssrrzisss.
a. = a1Gs from TIE acid % grapes
srG lsaea fsics. eursniceG Wiz iitsia
aaG + Used BY tEoesasGs % soi<s vso
A. sGsiecs @ Grinary disorders cas-
81 ~ artr sei4 trritastoel In4 salts
- spleadiG scF kiGasys saG causes 90
BAD srsets Whassvsr.
Hers Yo9 have a pleasant srsrv~sr
e@nt ilshsaxas-r ertzx. weseh gztcxiy
- s-0ss nfa.f<s-r r-uszhfs
lSarper House re&sHaey.-SAerl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
SUES OPPOSED To
MILITANT METHOD
tsatsrs 10 20 ~E4sss Meet 10 Ckiezso
Co rtaa Gee fiFeraas Campaign
Zee tansS.

.H....-e fa f.e- s.ses fer ne
j.. 1850. ...ss-..s
-.-.---.--
& frsF re
.sr Es..assl Americas Aaaaa alf-
GRACE sss.easr.e ees 1e-ae- a-Fr
..s
.-se-ss IL e..er.s sr~a~s .se.rss .a
a. sslr-s were ars=. es use au o.
s.-r eera-a.- o. .8esrrsss=z la
Hs-r f.sfe5ess Oh .ee- rae re- ss-rsE=
...-.F..-.s e. re- --sr .5.sr-ss me
... yr t-rrsss s..-es--ss aaEl.a
Hss rs-- ss -sz-r s-ss.es ~ -4azr-ss
e. e. years. viii Bel sssr.t as-s
.4ssr-ss .aar-e-s sss.s. se.14-ses r1
~ Erss HsVa-f Essu ~ N-v
Nrrt s-esrH Hr ere essassl sss1-
.sfse r.- sa-e5rrer esar.i-s tssf
m STATE sal" H.serar lrE e.rs-
z-rs t-.aas- ~ s-E
rar conference vas bee esjf sr Soar
aHt se-e re-r- vas o. CLASH EeFerF1
u- Ners H.rsFt s.aa. pres tess 9t
r-- sssa.sf.F- ara frrs Espass 49,
UHeHs rrr-rr M Frr Wisconsin
crate ersss.sarH Nfs HsrFFr raF-
r pres Frr af f.r state ore
s1ra Ht uF61 acted as peace
HEErr t1re r1r~Frs eesrl ur-
aw re rsFraEs beg rst Hfe al
r=se roller
r-r t-a.al- arose over frr Careres-
aer nr.ae. a sasras organization
ss.E r4 a.aaeafs mGsraf rers14s. ia-
s.sl-e arsaes. 90 rrrriFs AMI indisld-
.als eaIea oppose enc erraa move
=rrs rrls ts aer ar ere rFsF tsar1TE-
asr subjects s9 c1ae before che c1E-
f-rreer
rf-s VGamars rrese4 a resolution
es.lsz f1r se arbirrssl1s commute.
on wE.eh tse CarEresi1Hat ualaa
see4ff cave fair resretrtl1a. Co
ssf az matters besrirE 90 che
subject. TIRE COMMITTEES GO report later
rr te~ erHsr~r1e~
q ~aFsar 60 table b. ttFs. stanley
ffeCgrrfet of New T0rs. carried 81
.4 81 above IRE protests OF sire No1-
aa-s WHO Insisted raas she had a rtsEf
sr address ere delegates or tGr sub
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
HUBBY TAKES BACK
WIFE WHO DESERTED

Edward Halbe, Davenport, heard
the pleas of his wife and took her
back TO him during a hearing today
before Justice of the Peace Carl KuehL
in which she and Thomas Harris, with
whom she was arrested, were charged
with disorderly conduct. She had de-
serted her husband April and left
with Harris, Halbe declared. Harris
was sentenced to 90 days in the coun-
" jail, unable to pay the fine OF 500
and costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
WILLIAM FREY Is
STRUCK BY TRAIN

G-z-sre. I4ss T-Wiiiassz FREY.
1913 rvr.sr-s. Esfs ssrset. Hees Ia
.ass t-avslssE saiss@as- wzs s;saeS
sr ss- EeesF 'tssssa.s Iizitsd os tse
Rses tssss1 rasf serr ss a.iE fsis afr
--a7a~ vere sarrrtzE srruss Use
TRACKS ss -raes ere e-ret tt is be-
a-v-s ssas sF vas fatally lsfzFs9- Sc
vas -ass-s sa lse eisg hass.saL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

LorGoz- 1azs The f0ii0StnE
wireless dispatch Vas received here
today sro-a Bertha
Political diseEsslozs 10 Bucharest.
Rz=azsa. h-osxht 20 ii<ht the fac;
tkAs tEs-s exists a formal treaty
a=oe< Austria. Germany aad RG@a-
aaa Thfs treaty ru-s uztii 1899. rc<u-
rnr~s rs~ rstAsious asnor< these cogn-
s-tes a-4 sfrts Ezrraeaa- IN ease cf
xar. ro< 20 sttsek eer ail4sA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Pen wara.n,. pn- stnIsn-

Joliet. III. June Burglars broke
iEf1 the state pcniteatiaFy's railway
ssastea early today and stole a savage
bsliaox belonging % ? NJ Allen.
varfez % the prison. The thieves
elude4 q eoavict Waterman 20 get the
dos. whieh vas valued AZ $500 and
had been Prsssntcd % the warden BY
Charles White. the Chicago puEii!si
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

made superintendent of missions in
all states west Of Indiana, having IN
der his direction work in 5000
churches. Rev. DR.. McConochie Of the
Presbyterian church is in charge Of
the field east OF Indiana, the entire
mission field OF the Presbyterian
church in this country being under
the direction of these two men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

masr r-a-s ssEsErs is - ssriskiis<
1.4s.sess ri watss BE as ie F~crst
r~sra ss~z safrrsssse lz csizsfT Lass
oe~-araes W Et11t was s-sz4o~f
~ rs~ rfaEze EriEats - f'yts22s al
sa- a=s1r. rsaa His WiGor.
fssrs--- a.s saa zzE q sssr-ezlaE=-
rrr farelfr eE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
BATTLES TWO POLICE
AND GETS LONG TERM

II required two officers to take Bat
Ting" Jimmy Dimes into custody Sat
urday night and for the trouble he
made in order 10 avoid arrest. he re-
ceived a sentence of so days in the
county Jail. The term was fixed by
Justice of the Peace Carl Kuehl on a
charge of vagrancy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
CITY COUNCIL TALKS
INCINERATOR AGAIN

The city council convened in an in
formal session at 2:30 o'clock this aft
ernoon 10 take up a further discussion
OF the purchase OF an incinerator. A
representative of the Flasch system ad-
dressed the commission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

be very glad II someone would offer
20 start a fund for such a purpose,
feeling that the department cannot
take money for that purpose from
the general fund of the committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-31
Bio Bruisers Are
Getting Ready for
NextWeek .sScrab

Havana. March s0-with the battle
for the worlds heavyweight champion
ship less than cna week away-it -
set for April slack johnson and Jess
willard today began reducing their
training routine. willard was 20 at
that ne rested all day except for a
walk and run OF = few miles ~
O'Clock. johnson took some short
sprints and went through his regular
public training In the stadium.
The pugilistE were examined and
measured by physicians last night and
was pronounced in splendid condition.
johnson Is heavier and more muscu-
lar than he was az Reno in 1910. but
Willard stiii IL the bigger man IN al
most every particular
Government oficialn are determined
20 take no chances uf q serious acct
dent and have appointed three physi-
clans 20 attend ~ the ringwide with
oxygen and other sfirnuiants 20 re-
vtve the fighters in case % knockout
OF fall
The relatively gigantic sire II the
puwilists evidently has Impressed on
ciala with fha idea that the struggle
win Be unusually savage. a group ~
Cuban ministers representing various
evangelical missions conferred IN Ha-
vsna have protested 80 the government
against the fight. and some American
missionaries living here have addressed
an open letter - American tourists
aasing them not 10 support the bout.
Ne particular attention Is being paid
- these protests.
Havana hotels arc beginning 20 81
ID with early arrivals from other parts
81 the island and from the southern
states. willard money IL beginning 20
appear. and Il Is expected 70 reduce
the present odds % and t-9 10 /.