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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
DR.. s. II. Baldwin.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Octc

Salt Lake City, Utah. October 49, 1916
Dear Doctor:
On account of the agitation that is being pro-
NOTED by the various cults in this state to invali-
date the efficiency OF our medical laws we feel that
1t is highly important that the profession of this state
Is bestrred before election to do what it
legislators at the coming election who will not be
favorable to any such vicious legislation.
Our plan is to forward this letter to each doctor
in the state urging him to at communicate with
the legislative nominee in his district to ascertain his
attitude on this question. and he in turn is to for
ward same to his committee that we may advise
the doctors OF the state and warn them use their
influence against candidates whose expressed opinions
are against safe and medical legislation
We do not want to apprse the opposition of any
EFFORTS that are being made on part hence you
are urged to keep this matter confidential Also
we advise you that you your legislative can
didate that any expression he may give you will be
held confidential unless it is unfavorable to our
cause.
The medical profession of this state Is, as we I'M
derstand it, not asking for any legislation, but
simply want our present law. which compares fav-
orably with that Of other states, thus permitting I'M
restricted reciprocity with a great many of them
left undlsturbed. We are simply asking that the
various cults If they wish practice in this state
be required to as thoroughly equip themselves to
OF us.
This matter is important to you doctor and we
hope that you will give 1t your early attention and
report to this committee at once
Yours very truly,
r. S. ALLISON, Chairman.
No. S31 Boston Bldg
The above letter is a sample of the undetermined
methods the Medical Trust will resort to- Note the
threat of medical men to influence against hon
est, broad-minded Legislators who have the courage
to support legislation having as its aim the uphold
ing of the rights of the people who desire the Driv-
lego of employing the practitioner Of their choice
"a right denied them by laws enacted for the
medical men, which is really class legislation. Take
note Of the sagacity these medical men display when
they try to avoid apprsing the opposition from
learning OF the undetermined triciery.
The Chiropractors have been and are now r,al--
ing their appeal direct to those nteroated-TLIE
PEOPLE.
II Chiropractic is wrong why attempt to legslat %
them out of business-the science will die a natural
death, killed by its irenlciency The fact that our
medical friends eel the pressure worth on their
pockebooks where it hurts the most is the reason
why they want to legisate Chiropractors out of
business, thus nsuring to themselves continued
prosperity, at the expense of the suffering public
Notwithstanding the evidence on every hand OF
the inehicency of medicine the medical fraterpit,
would force you against your will to allow them t.
compel your submission to coterie of men who b,
their own methods branded traitors to tn
OF health.
F. ]. FREENoR.
S25 Boston Bldg. Salt Lake City
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
so THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW

ian Scientists bring such an overwhelming proof
of this fact to stagger the capabilities of Our law
makers to peruse them
In the history of this country no political doctor
ever went to the state capitol for the public good
laws that the public shall be forced to employ mem
bers of the American Medical association.
This fight is being fought in a great many
states by the Chiropractors, to get license and to
have proper examining board of their own school
and in every instance the political doctor there
to fight them with every obstacle known to clog
the wheels of legislation. and the doctors of Salt akc
well represented in the present Legislature when
Representative Grace stratton- Airey wished herself
the committee of public health.
The medical board of the State of Utah has used
the courts and obtained injunctions against me, a
Chropracor forbidding me to help the crippled, tho
sick, the diseased, the blind. the deaf. and the dumb
even free of charge. Why? Because in my practice
I have never talk n from the poor, the widowe, or.
phans or girl factory workers. and my mission has
always been to give the greatest good to the great
ing secondary These patients whom personally at
tended have been to the entire medical fraternity
and received the usual results-NOTHING. To
think that such malicious hounds as these political
doctors can into the courts and forbid people get
ting well is beyond the comprehension of any lib
erty loving citizen All because of the political doc
tor sitting in the halls of legislatures, influence
ing the men you voters there.
Note the following evidence
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
MEMBERS LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.

DR.. Elsie Ada Faust
DR.. Fred Stauffer
DR.. II. S. Allison
DR.. s. II. Allen
DR.. 7. C. Gibson
DR.. Jno. J. Galligan
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
F. j. FREEMOR, d. c..

supposed to have curative power "physic" Now ing
operating upon. anything prevents cine,
sickness, here the phenomenal spec pract
tace of these grafters pretending public emn
health and at the time they would put people ing
sickness. Under the present medical law, great
cannot legally pare give health bath, the pr
physical culture advise dieting binds
breathing without coming the of thu
yours who protecting health and
Yes gentlemen manifestng unwarrant- must
interest in the dear people, They that fellow
a quinine, and mercural guardian who may. memb
this incompetent class legislation. conhne knowl
to this monopoly the big pill shut less it
natural and rational methods of organ
which driving the drug monopoles from other
the earth. ing a
The political doctor is of the greatest men "
life, liberty freedom of the indvid
citizen the American nation to- '"eD''
day. Every political doctor, and by this ''""'
49,, - 1900, l., ,,., +, o.,, 90 Repui
the American Medical association, namely, that gi- ~
gantic which be nkened to octopus, w
which in the words of Dr. Wilcox chairman by
Homeopathic convention at Atlantic City in 1914 Why
said in opening speech: THE American Medi- of 20
cal association degeneraed into political ecie
machine. hrottng everything that stands Every
in its way medical supremacy. 1t has made Tic b.
unholy alliance with army navy departments, for
them they to and control such
every state and municipal hospital every medical peop
college the country. and to control license meth
board in this States objective point of m
being strange and smother form of heal healt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
IDEAL CURING DAYS
BREAK CORN PRICE

Chicago. Oct. J3-Dowuwarda sweeps
Of the grain and provision markets
gave evidence today of increased. iu=
petus. Corn prices broke under heavy
selling due chiefly TO winter weather
ideal for curing the crop and saving
huge quantities that in the event Of
much warm wet weather would have
been rendered almost useless It was
said also that rural holders, especially
in the south. were showing more dis
position to sell
Weekend covering by shorts sub
seuueutly brought about q rally. The
close was firm, but CSC to 1}sc net
lower at 112Ts TO I15 December and
109k to 1091z May
Opening quotations. which ranged
from unchanged figures to 1c lower
with December $1135s TO $l-lA and
May S1.09 10 S1095z we're followed by a
sharp descent all around.
Oats at first displayed little firm
ness. but soon reflected the beariso
changes in other staples
Fresh attempts at wholesale iqu-
datfon in pork. lard and ribs found no
adequate buying demand Pork SUI
fered a smash Of $500 barrel The
rest of the list Jared but slightly bet
fer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Oct I3.-TIog receipts,
500. sc lower; bulk. 17.2501S.f0.
heavy. 1S20m1S.50. packers and
butchers. 1TT5m18.40. light, 1900
IS 90; pigs, 15.00D1650.
Cattle receipts, 500; steady. prime
fed steers. I6.00017.00, dressed beef
steers. I00015.00, western steers.
s 500I3.00, cows. $500 $50 hcifers.
$500 1850 stockeTs and feeders. 6 90
01@.00. bulls. 6.0001755 calves, $50
GI3.53.
sheep receipts. none; steady. lambs
I1.2511S.15; yeariings, 12.00013-50:
wethers, II.00912-75; ewes, 10oo0
TI.5n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

v7psT -Iass tes-nBter. who has had ex-
-r-.r-.a Ia tri-c5tle&r good 1Eag es
t-rH- HaHznE Go.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
FARM VALUES SLUMP
BECAUSE OF THE WAR

Chicago Farm land values in Jlli~
u0is are sIumpiug as much as SO an
acre ia some sections as a direct re-
sult Of the selection of farm bands.
renters and Young farm owners for
the national army according to
statement By one Of the district food
administrators 3u the office OF the
state food administrator Harry A.
Wheeler. today
This situation he said is resulting
because Of the shortage Of labor To
handle the farms and the consequent
increased listing Of farms for sale and
the unified demand for renters to take
these farms from the owners for the
coming crop. It was explained THAT
this district administrator had Just
made q personal survey Of The sjtua-
tion in Lake. McHenry. Du Page VIII,
kass. Kendall and Cook counties.
In McHenry county" he said. "the
percentage Of renters runs as hlgn
as 81 70 70 per cent IN some sections g.
and as the one-yeaT lease system stiII
largely prevails, the call for the ma
tionaI army has brought an unsettled
condition that has put many farms on
the market aud caused others % 20
begging Tor renters 10 handle them
next year This comes too at a time
when farm land values are ris-
ing because of the high prices for
crops Until the exemption boards de-
eide how to leave at home sufficient
man power for these farms. there can
hardly be an Increased production in
this section, though the one-vear lease
system is an evil that should be
stamped out anyway
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
WEEKLY GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS Review

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Greatly enlarged
estimates Of the 1917 yield 81 corn,
together with reports of government
pressure TO establish q ratio of St00
bushel for corn and $1,000 a hum
dred weight for hogs have led during
this week to some big setbaeks iu
prices Oh change here Among the
net losses were: Corn, Sac TO Csc.
oats, lac TO &c pork. S2.T5 10 $40
lard. S1.55 to $3.50; ribs. zoe 10 $2.l2.
Government crop figures on corn sur
prised the trade by placing the total
production this season 36.000 600 bush
els III excess of what leading private
experts had indicated The bearisn
effect Of the official reckoning proved
mild, however, compared with results
which followed from attention 30 pos
sibilities Of government action to cur
tail prices on corn and hogs along
with cotton seed oil and other food
stuffs- Comparative steadiuess was
finally restored by reports that new
regulations were not designed to in
terfere with operations on exchanges.
Liberal buying for export acted as
a substantial prop for oats
FIurrIed unloading Of provisions
went day after day uHti} the selling
appeared at least temporarily To have
worn itself out The decentralization
was due chiefly 10 the fact that $1,000
hogs would imply a cut OF nearly 30
per cent In recent values Of packing
house products
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
LEGAL.


Publication AHN&EEs
state Of Illinois, Rock Island 1oun-
In the County Court Of said county
October term. A. II. 1917
Jacob RaEnsar and William RanlA@f.
co partners doing business under Nhe
style and t#ru name or j, kAFnHef1a sens
plaintins. IS. Edward g. Walsh and Ed
ward &. " alsh, 2r., defendants.
Public notice is hereby given to tn
said Edward &. Walsh ana Edward G.
Walsh. Ir.s that = writ OF attachment
issued ous of EAo OElee or the clerk Of
uhe county court of Rock Island county.
dated Ene 10th day OF september a u
1910 at the suit OF said 3aCob AaEnser
and William RHmser. partners, as
aforesaid and against the estate Of tho
SAID Edward L. Walsh and Edward e.
Walsh, dr,. tha above named defendants.
for tha sum OF 94Eo hundred enc and A5~
ace tS5oI-453 dollars. and plaintiffs rea-
HouAb43 attorney Tees as tn said note
provided, directed 10 the sheriff OF said
ROCK Island county. which saia writ has
been returned executed,
Now therefore, unless The said Ed
ward G. Wa1ch and Edward G. walsh.
Jr-, sha4 personally bs and appear be
gore the said county court OF Rock Is
land county. on the 7rst day Of the next
term thereof to be holden at the court
house in the city OF Hock Island, Sta said
A, = 1917 give special bail and plead
70 the said PLAINTIFFS action, judgment
WILL ce entered against you and ia favor
Of the aala Jacob Bamser and VILLA n4
FRuser. and 50 much Qf the property
attached az may be sufficieut to satisfy
the said judgment and costs VIII be sold
10 satisfy the same.
Dated this 14th day of September, A.
D. 1917. ~ HENRY i, HUBBARD Clerk
James II. faITphEs plaluDH8 attorney
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
20 60 IlaE . e.
Omaha Livestock.

omaha. Oct 13-Hog5, receipts.
$500. 25c lower, heavy. 17.30017.65,
mixed, IT.400I7.50; light, 1890
1890, pigs. 5000 1925. bulk of
sales. 1I40mI7.6O.
Cattle, receipts. 800: steady ma
tive steers. 10.00m1e.50; cows and
bcifers. G.50010.0Q: western steers,
8.50014.00; cows. 6.000S.50; Gamers,
5.00n 500; stockers and feeders, $500
1900, calves. 9o0@12.50; bulls, stays.
etc. 5.750T50,
Sheep. receipts. / 200; steady; year
Iiugs. 1200M13.50. Wethers, 1000
1886, ewes, 10000 1850 lambs, 1850
n1S.00.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Masters sale.
Masters sale
tale of llAn0Ia. AgeA island conn

Stale Of IHlnJ4s, RgcK island Coun~
ty--as.
In the Circuit Court In Chancery.
Foreclosure General NO e032.
Moline Trust d Savings Bank I'd cor
pora Jton, etc, mplatnant. VS. Bertha
g. kepp1e and Robert a. IIepple de-
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF decree oL said court, entered 1n the
above entitled cause. ON the third t@rd
day Of October, a. D. 1917, / SHALL On
MoudaE, tho 29th day OF CfctobeUs a D.
1917 a. the hour OF 1878 O'Clock IN the
forenoon, at the east door OF the court
house ia the city of Rock island, ia
said county Of Rock island. 20 satisfy
said decree sell at public yeuaue. to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand the
certain parcel on land, situate Ia the
county ~ Rock Island ana state oG 1l1i-
nois, known and described as follows,
to-wft=
Lot number tweuty-three lz31, IN
block number three (aJs in smith ~
whites addition to Moline t1etshts- an
addition rs tha city o. Moline. Rock Is
land county. Illinois.
or SO Tuueb thereof as may be SUN
Client to satisfy the amount OF money
hereInDefore adjudged to be- due 10 the
complainant, with legal interest fnere-
uu ana the costs in thus case, and which
may be sold separately withrut material
inquiry to tae parties Interested. Terms
of SALE cash ia hand.
Dated at Rock Island ia, this Gth
day OF october, A u. l94l
JOSEPH J.. HAAS,
Master Ia Gaancery, Rock Island Couu-
~, illinois
peter r. Ingsison, compliments so
lcfLor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Chicago Markets
ST. Louis livestock.

ceipts $500: steady with Yesterdays
extreme low prices: no choice hogs
on sale; lights 17-50118.00; pigs 1900
u1T-00; mixed and butchers 1880
1925; good heavy 1S.25018-50, bulk
1T.7501840.
Cattle, receipts 1900 steady, ma
tive steers 8.00017.50; yearIing steers
and heifers 7-0001700;. cows 5000
1850; stockers and feeders $500
1I.5Q; calves 5.T5015.50.
Sheep, receipts 500; steady, lambs
I3O0U1775: ewes 10,5001125, weth-
ers 1l-50012.50, Gamers and chop
Ders 5.00US.50-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
SCANT SUPPLY HAS
BOOST FOR PORKERS

Chicago, Oct. Extreme scanli-
ness Of receipts rallied the hog mar
EeJ after slight decline at the out
SET. Nearly all Of the cattle and sheep
THAT arrived went to packers direct
Chicago, Oct. I3-Receipts 1000:
Monday $4,000 strong, zoe to zoe
above Yesterdays average. bulk. I725
uEs-40 Light, 16-400IS.55: mixed
16-S5IIS75; heav|. I6T50IS.T0:
rough. l6.7501I00. pigs. IL750I5.50
Cattle receipts, 5000 Monday. 29.-
600. weak. native steers. TIO0I7.50:
western steers, 5.25nIz-50; stockers
and feeders, 6.25WII60- cows and
heifers, 5150I2.35. calves. 9,5o0
1900
Sheep receipts. 1900: Monday. 80
900, weak; wethers, 9GQG 1890; lambs
I300NISlO-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
FoR sAIr-FARN LAMBS


stock Present income. sI,eno per
laouth - car be rapidly 4ncreas eel
Price SIZS. GOO. includes everything IN
complete running order. No cyclones
or IornRaoe@ to fear no long cold
winters ard deer 53aoqu when Fsh pa
summer. Green feed neartg all the
year. ian accept clear eastern land
value but must have st feast $&V.oV0
IN cash in addition balance casF
terms This is q tine income proper
IT, worthy the closest invest lgation
81 anyone able to handle # J1ceted
only short distance from &0s8H9
acres Of land recently purchased and
being developed by Louis Swift. the
chicago packer This property can
be leased for ore hatf tile total in
ing aud live stock will offef wonder
fH4 opportunities tor profit during the
recoTfstE 1ctlo0 period following the
war FOR fQ4t particulars Ad8s ess'
Fred p Fox. Fresno, Ca. rs cory
building.
ACRE property. to sell or trade: viii
sell p 5. 10 or s0-acre tracts near
East Moline. at $3.50 70 $s99 an acre.
o b Brown. a4G12 Fifteenth avenue,
room 3. East Moline.
ACRES. -, an lceel garden Land, To-
Gated On south side, price S1ss894 easy
terms. q acres. located close g. Bill
Tan. ali in garden, price $3.50 per
acre f3ckhart - BHnunE
ACRES; 50. located ave miles south or
house in part payment. price 81 o
per acre for particulars see Esckhart
< Bnnum.
FARMS two 10 I'VE miles 10 county
seat Forest county, " Wisconsin, 10
acres fusures absolute independence
rich, deep silt soil. slay BubsoiI. Clo-
yer II tons oats 90 TO 100 bushels,
wheat 80 to so bushels, potatoes 100
to 400 bushels; no 3roughts: near
markets, three railroads. ST. and $50
per acre. partly improved and i'm
proved farms. $40. $50, SIS and S135
per acre. terms to suit your wages or
your capital Substantial assistance
offered cur settlers free. Write or
call for literature endorsed by state
agricultural authorities Per olO
Land Company, Craudon. Wis or
Charles II. Steiner, district supcr}n-
tendent Monmouth, III
FARMS to sell and trade IN southern.
central and northern Iowa. Missouri
also Illinois and southern Minnesota
Also city property sec or write q. d
BROWN 500 h Fifteenth avenue room
s, East Moline. fll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
wAxTED-MALE HELP


Ba8s. 80 carry 1a5etaso morning = aallg
Taf rt5 t...-- as.,eye a.lr.t45 a1<esr
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ROY tar delivery "erk Eari19n gro
aerr Phone I'll T. -l4
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l5llA.-- sr.~;,- }st.-.rs x. E8TsFsesfar
l. = = = - --
y-rpe- class res -aster. who has had ex~
rrrierae la trt-c3ties good wage
far#- EsaHHnR Go.
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E#a pay ILasfAnT C0SSTRLC-
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l-t-- zsFs,1r9774 ana demons Frsl
z.- zy-rr.+fTraI eafarg. 8a6resa
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a
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HEE .s=- 80 - 90 - 80
-'. 1880 - 90
0EN On Ea7 i=-sr,d. 5o2I - second
IAN III -.--,-.-,-s .--..--z---s.--zi
MEN .4 $50 '-a - 81 p 3 ,1.4 & 80
FLN ~Lss -El- etaf ltLs l13t{ f Ila
@ Amend r54aIfiane sa<.lfr-
0aatra.e5 book Coyne- trading and
GE--.
EsrE--r=. Viii Iurery levy three real
eaE-.-aH Hne can make good Ia an
organ. sion where ordinary results
Easa. $50 @a .*z@e weary. must De
.rrr5e5754rs lIscerne snS
....--..,+ a-a assured IN
-ua. f-sD az Eefrar M
. t..5gf,g fsaga1r3a7-+ r.
phone ra" ##4E tgr appointments
Etr.EslTE> $500 10 $500 per month
e4tar- .r commission selling our oils,
sa- paints and other speciaitfes.
30 E-. ae s7Ef@1 eai ger our pF2P2sl-
u.r. t#5aAA f4i W OTIS - e-
land. .-A9.
E1rr-EEaE FOR general trade IN Iiu~
-5.. -.rrrs- rr5posEtiar. staple. mod
5.. arE-a# lines. exclusive features;
e-z=ns.4 commission contract. s85
weekly for expenses ConEinen tai
Ferre rg Cns 8aLas Continental 6IQg.
cleveland. 4hio.
eTTssI Hrt=rs. plumbers, timers and
s1aes metal workers; hrst class esz-
uar5.a-a Allen Myers & Co. 1924
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
MinneapoIIs Grain.

Minneapolis. Oct. 13-Wheat: re
ceipts, $50 ears compared with 81
q year ago.
Corn. No. , yellow. 1SGd1SS.
Oats. No. 3 white. 511s 0585s.
Flax, 30934
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
CHICAGO Provisions.

Chicago, Oct. 13- Butter unchanged.
Egg receipts, $50 cases; unchanged.
Potatoes higher receipts, SIS cars /:
Wisconsin. Michigan and Minnesota
bulk, 1909 1.40: ditto sacks. 400 las.
Poultry,a alive, unchanged.
Packers buying caused something Of
4 recovery in the late dealings
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

z7ss-- z-z-erEerced. Tor toy Department :
rr art az p sal asman and aeHonstra-
ta-- EXCEPTIONAL salary. Address
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Peoria Grain

Peoria, Ill, Oct. 15,-Corn. ~ to
D. lower. No. . yellow, 1-91; No. s vel
low. 1S9. No. mixed, 100. 70. ;
mixed. 80 Nc. 4 mixed. 1897; No. IS
oats q to sac higher, No white.
zaasr. standard. 591zc; No. 4 white.
$50. sample, IS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
Omaha Grain.

Omaha. Neb. Oct. 13.-Corn- No. .
white. 1879 0209: No. yellow. 1.S5
0f.s6. No. . mixed, 1S301.84.
Oats 40. white 81 5J57 re;
standard. 57Iz n571ac. No 3 white,
56sz 15Tc: No. white. s. y 5G#lc-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13
FAR sALF-CITY PRopRRTA


8CNtSADf9N new ana modern never
occupied. hlll district $500; $500
down balance monthly II h, Walk
e ItobJnson building
COTTAGE; I've rooms. uaoas-n:. also six
room modern house both ia h1G dis
trIct Raons r. = &SJ
Dol Bile house. one 81 the best on F'tf-
feenth street Yety reasonable price.
HOUSE seven rooms; medern; two
story. at less than gosts batlt thFee
years payment d $I1ua OF 5000 re-
8uired. Don phone Can at 1928
Hentieth avenue
House i've rooms. almost new, near
oa4f PARK. sl,b2gt 500 dow p. balance
inonthly Il. h. Walker. Robinson
Inc S1111a - e---------
HOUSE eight rooms with sun 7arIor
1nsl completed, all eak finish, Phone
r. l. s929-f<-
HOUSE seven roomss modern, good lot
Isl IYenty-nlnta street
LOTS in South Heights. south OF Aiken
street. between Twelfth aud seven
teenth streets. On easy terms. So
down. balance in i've years 4 W.
Robinson, 1854 Richmond street
Prone r. I. 4608-N-
LOTS easy terms ia Pardon Bros.
additions, Tbirty-htTh street and
Eighteenth avenue and Thirty eighth
street. Nineteenth avenue block from
car Phone II, 4 1873 or r = 1870
LOTS between Twenty ninth and ThtF-
z*~hrst avenues On Eleventh street
inquire toT terms. Fred a. Daa8o.
Phone r /. 2149.
LOT nice. Jux140. all dear. viii con
slider small house in trade For par
tlculars see Eckhart Z Bu6nm.
NEW i've room brick cottage. In very
desirable location within walking
distance of town Also 3 II acres
good level land, with two story house
and barn. in country; would make
good poultry farm for right party.
Ter further information inquire 500
Fifteenth street. or phone n l. 7e4-&
NEW. modern, I'VE room Dungaiows
easy monthly payments. Thirty-fourth
street and Nineteenth avenue. call
h l. 3948-Y.
ONE or two desirable lots north OF
Fl gnCeepth avenue. On Twenty eighth
street, level; east front. price reason
asle. Phone r. / 1897 after ..
RESIDENCE, fine; with one-half or one
acre. 1917 Twenty ninth street,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-13

WASHINGTON, oct I3,-F8eathef I9Fe-
cast for the week beginning sunday,
announced today BY tae weather
bureau follows:
Plains states and upper and middle
Nfississfopf Valley: Fair in plains
states. A short shower period IN the
middle and upper Mississippi valleys
Monday and about Thursday. Ere
ouent temperature alterations.