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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-12
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-12

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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-12
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 AND PURPOSES

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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-12
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-12

THE EMPIRE-All the News All the Time, When It Is News.
 Today's News Today-in Empire.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

New York.-"Now that I'm mar
ried 1 feel a bigger man." the bride
groom told City Clerk Scully. And
he began to grow, He grew twelve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

held at Linwood, nine miles below
Davenport yesterday.
It was an old @one hunger. an
0ldsm0bila OF tine 1901 vintage, a oae
cylinder affair with the walking stick
type Of steering apparatus. Mr.,
Trevor was the last 10 arrive on Inc
grounds and Of necessity was the first
to leave. because "a those old days
automobiles were not built SD much
for speed as in more recent years.
There were a number Of old cars On
the grounds but none which dated
back so far as that the local man had.
Rock Island county dealers pre-
dominated in the sport events and the
Daveuporters are peeve1 bunch To-
day The local county garage men
took the ball game. 2 10 @ The local
garage employees beat the Sect
county employees. . 20 > In the tug
OF war Rock Island county wen Day
exporters say that when q cali for
recruits in the tug Of war came. sew
eral of the Scott county men made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
ECRAPHY FOR
LOCAL STUDENTS
gaek Island High School VIII Teach
Receiving and Sending to All
Who apply
LESSONS BEGIN WITHIN A MONTH
Generating With War Department in
Producing More Operators in
Present Crisis.

Acting gE the suggestion of the var
Eapzr5la eu-, superintendent Z. G..
FISHER rE the Rock Island public
srHr1I- and Principal A D Burton Of
-ha high school today announced that
efts tine opening Of the faH term a
course tn talegraphy Will be installed
fer +le benefit Of any man between the
ages -E ls and a. who cares 10 take
ID raa work The classes will be in
e.ra-rai by local operators and dis
pstchaFz-
TIE signal corps of the United States
army IL Fiji serious need Of 20 600 KEY
men with the raising Of more troops
-za condition will become more serious
and the war department is taking steps
10 interest the institutions through
oat the country tn a course in tele-
grabbing. which. besides being omen to
+aa students Of the school. VIII enroll
any man 3u the community Of an age
eligible TO serve in the signal corps
Great opportunities await those per
f=cHaE themselves iu this work. the
duties 81 The corps being highly inter
aat5uE and the pay IN that division be-
Ing particularly good.
Tine primary object Of the course to
Ha offered ar The local high school will
r. ta instruct lu receiving and send
ing r the Morse code. However.
should sufficient progress be made
w.r. This. ~ is proba bic that the fuu-
Esuan.alz of the simple ring-dowu
magnetic telephone switchboard of 10
a1l vi" lime capacity and details OF the
ua-..te telephone will be taught. but
r. Is desirable that very little time be
devoted tH theory 4 student wj11 be
considered qualified for army service
when Ea is able TO send and receive
commercial matter at the rate 81 IS
r7 rs words per minute In addition
ta This outlined course Principal Bur
ton announced that the local school
probably would make use of type
writer's tn instructinE receiving by
rh.s method II is the desire of the
war department. that all who enter the
work he willing 20 enlist in the SER
vice Waen they complete the require
U-G'- here. further and more com
p.a-a instruction being given enlisted
men a- the signal school At Fort Lea
Equipment for the course will be inn
stalled either in the main high school
H ding or IN the Manual Arts build
Hs and sessions win he held both ta
ts# afternoon and evening TO accom-
Ha.ara all classes OF citizens.
Applications Received Sow.
course. which ia open To all men
sr.u rs 10 49, viii be opened early in
September. and Principal Burton is
eager 10 see how many patriotic local
men VIII avail themselves of this op-
.orrHn5fE 10 prepare themselves to
serve their country in q capacity much
1 demand at present. Applications
.a- enrolment win be received by MIR.
Burton ale the high school from now
on and II is hoped the men of the COM
mHr.E Will act Immediately SO officials
1911. he able to plan for the classes
H.1N some idea " how many 10 count
uu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

Don't neglect a pain anywhere, but
find cut what causes it and conquer
the cause. A pain in the kidney re-
gtons may put you on your back TO-
morrow. Don't blame the weather for
swollen feet, It may be an advanced
warning Of Bright's Disease. pain
fiji the stomach may be the first symp-
tom Of appendicitis A creaE IN joint
may be the foreruRner OF rheumatism
Chronic headaches more than likely
warn you Of serious stomach trouble.
The best way Is TO keep In good condi-
ton day IN and day out by regularly
taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL
CAPSULES, Sold by reliable druggists
In boxes, three sizes. Money refunded
Il they do not help ycs< Beware q
substitutes The only pure imported
Harlem Oil Capsules sre the GOLD
MEDAL Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

sE....r. rr.-..------ o-.z amin f1erz~z--
a.-. d.. -... ...-..Er-es -rg--.rs.5a,,
Er. r.r srs.-ag los rat1,-1ea acme
er.r. WIT. #...-.-4f ,,-r--- zaa -arrf, III
arr..-..... ~. ..-.lr-ari-s-
William. .-.zr-e ~ RTa1r0D7 iowa Wis
lied .a5.s.-.-- e-r- T5-a rsast qreals
Peter CARTS las r1u=ef ont his stock
En- I'd. e.. a-.E f. -r,r-
nh Ind sfr. .Saasfer samusrzon Of
gr.- r. ana Rr- ana Mrs James Mo
lra.a.= 1T Viola -lorora5 Is Rock island
T.. clark .=rarf. SATURDAY. evening and
sunday tn the trf-eftfaz
owe we've FE--lz TzI4r,[7 "a ssersers Mon
Ea-
Earr Jones has returned home from
e.ana.Har iowa where he was called
=. .-E- p $500 f--5ti-,- -
nr..sre s-rs.fta ifS ga naezed ne +est
GE. ana sFr- f-@rrre Ctoodsr and Mr.
ars -rr r#~ TEs.7e- zr-4,f E1-ff=-- vi
eaa tre--s-fz=
Mrs EuEu Lawson was in Rock Island
Monde TO- see GUY Ham Iron. who was
ssrta.zs. Injured in q recent auto acci-
dent
James EnzGas has purchased the Ed
Watson yr.5-4r.rt- and yt-IfI take posses
sion IL re near future
Airs ga-l Rarres is IL the Moline hos
rira.. where She -arevr5r underwent an
operation
Rev rs w lfcEeiuh and John Hand
DAY
Eaa AIarae. Joe EIolgate and Tim Me-
f=.ttv passed the physical examination
a. AleGo Yer military service last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

Members Of Sibouey Bay camp. Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans. are delight
ed over the nomination 81 Colonel d.
Jack Foster ass q brigadier general
General Foster was commander Of
the Sixth regiment Illinois National
Guard. ia 1898 when Company A OF
Rock Island went 10 Cuba and Porto
Rice in the war with Spain He was
lowed 10y his troops ana members of
the local veterans camp VIII attest
to- the esteem in which he was held
during the campaigns In the TWO is
lands during the war. All are unani-
nous i'm fhe opinion mat the promo
tion was uerited one. he having
shown great ability i'm his service 10
bis country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

mistake and joined forces with the
Rock Island county dealers.
Mrs. W r. Rail won the nail driv-
ing contest for ladies Frank Zienke
won the watermelon eating contest. G.
~ Johnson won the tat mems race.
Miss Nelson won the potato race
Present Wedding Cake.
4 feature of the picnic was the pre-
santation 10 Mr ard Mrs. 4 r Afford
~ a wedding cake Mr. Afford, pres
iaent of the 0verland-D Davenport com
pany, lett Davenport last week, pre-
samably to SO 20 Toledo. He went,
however. TO South Dakota. where he
was married sunday He attended she
picnic IN his car His fellow dealers
decorated the machine with old shoes
and tin pans and then presented the
couple with a wedding cake. which
proved only 70 be a tin pan covered
with frosung but which looked Like q
regular cake"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
SPECIAL TAXATION NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested. that the council Of
the city OF Rock Island. III. having
ordered that Railroad avenue from
the east line Of Forty-frst street to
the west line OF F0rty-second street
be excavated, graded, curbed and
Daved with brick on q fve-inch con
crete foundation. and the ordinance
for the same being on file in the office
OF the city clerk Of said city, and said
city having applied to the county
court of Rock Island county. Illinois
for an assessment Of the cost Of said
Improvement according to the 'front.'
age Of the property assessed along the
line of the improvement, said assess
ment being payable IN eight go in
stallments, each bearing interest at
the rate of 5 per cent per annun, and
an assessment therefore having been
made and returned to said court, the
final hearing thereon VIII be had on
the first day OF September, a. D.,
1917. at the hour OF 9 o'clock q, m
or as soon thereafter as the business
OF the court viii permit.
All persons desiring may file 0bJec-
lions tn said court before said day
and may appear on the hearing and
make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill., Aug, l6,
A II. 1917.
o. c. HICKMAN,
Omcer appointed 60 make said assess
menr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
MAN
HAS OLDEST AUTO
A. II. Trevor Goes to Dealers Picnic
in 0ldsmobiIe of 1901 and wins
Prize.
LOCAL COUNTY TAKES CONTESTS
Take Two Ban Games. > 10 @ and ;
10 , and are Successful in the
Tug of War.

a w Trevor of Rock Island won
the prize for having the oldest auto
mobile a. the first picnic Of the Trf-
C4y Automobile Trade association
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

If you have sour stomach. consti-
patton or gas on the stomach try
JUST ONE SPOONFUL simple buck
thorn bark, gIycerines etc. Is mixed
In Ad1er-i-ka, the MOST POWER
FIJI bowel cleanser ever sold.
The VERY FIRST dose shows re-
Suits and q short treatment with ADJ
ler-i-ka viii surprise you.
IL drains such astonishing amounts
d old matter from the system that
a SINGLE DOSE relieves constipa-
tion. sour stomach and gas almost
A dose twice q week
guards against appendicitis.
Riess Pharmacy
1900 Block Exclusive Agency
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

For. express cali William Trefz
Tri-Cety Towel Supply oov7any.
II. J. Clean Towel Service phone
r. T. 4416.
Roseufeld Bros. Plumbers. 22I1
Fourth avenue Phone r. L SAC
City Steam laundry for good launs
dry work Phone r T. 127
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16

All the news an the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
;. - spEEnERs ETNEn

= 2 = = = ~ : II
H. r. Peterson, arrested by Motor
cycle officer 5hannau. and W Robin
son, arrested by Officer Kruger, were
fined SIS and costs today in police
court on charges Of speeding.
NJ CasCrin0s paid S. and costs on
a dtsOrderly conduct charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-16
Statute Of Grant.

Featured in the building operations
at present is a handsome piazza 10
head the mile-long parade ground
Work on this plot IS being directed
by E. Il. Bennett, supervisiong arcbi-
tect, whose army city plan has beeeu
carried out IN detail 4 mammoth
statue Of General Grant VIII be
framed In flowers and shrubbery 10
lend a touch Of color TO the somher
military surroundings. The center Of
attack in camp has been shifted to
rushing through the remount station,
q unit including So acres, where the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Fort Hancock Maiden
Sends Red Cross S34. so;
Valley Town Liberal

Martha Frances Bean. II year old
daughter Of James B. Bean. customs
inspector at Fort Hancock. Tex. sent
"a check Monday for s3A5O to w. W
Turney. who was campaign chairman
in the recent Red Cross campaign in
this district. with the word that she
had been working on the collection in
Hancock for two weeks and had .-fust
about got all the Red Cross change
that is loose at present AR Turnev
handed the remittance to the treas
urer of the fund Miss Bean observed
iE her letter. This being small
town 7 couldn't raise as much as ]
shouli have liked. but 1 hope we
have done our Bit"
Names of contributors or tine list
sent 10y Miss Bean include j. T. smith.
A. y. Apodaca. j. 3. Washington o
L. Norman. Mrs. %. L Bush. T. D.
Myus and wife. J. Guy Young. T.. A.
Jones. H. Kraft L A. Kraft. Ben
Jamln Flores, Angelita r. Flores. Jose
r. Gonzales. u. Romero. Pete WerzeI
Miss f NJ Romero. Eduardo Tuuez.
James q. Bean. ST.. Mrs. James b
Bean. Miss Martha Bean. Pat Bean.
James B. Bean, jr-. John r. Bean
Elizabeth Bean, Narlyn Myers. s. j.
Roberts. Pat Edison. Hare d Sticken
Mrs E Hare and CLYDE Deaton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
" 7AsHINGToN, D. c. Aug Is

asrrT,ccToN u a. a-- 10
~ - " ", ~, - -..-7
structed the Commanding Of
fcer Of rre reserve officers t-asufuc
camp at Leon springs TO issue com
missions TO the officers there who
have qualified for commissions
---0 --7- o- So-------77--- as al e O.
number Of E. PasOans. BrittOu Davis,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Eya-ers Davis. is
.-;--., -,....-=--=--- 80 60. r.-...--.
q HIS
ant OF aTll--eEE IN the reserve IpS-
W. II. case is given a commission
as cantaiu o. artillery IN the national
armr-
Ervfne SCHWARTZ. son of = /
Schrarrz is Given D. comm .ss7on as
ter corps.
Breedlove Smith. son of former con-
gresham and present federal Judge
" r. Smith. is given second lieu
tenancy in the reserve
c. O. Cressou. former assistant
United States district attorney for west
Texas. is made a captain in the ma
IiOuaI army, as was Alexander Boyu-
ton, son Of the former United States
district attorney for the district. and
himself a former assistant district at
t0rney- Both of these live at san An
tonic, but have many friends in FL
IaSO-
Duval West, 1r. Of San Antonio.
son Of president Wilson's one time
special agent TO Mexico. is made a
captain of field artillery in the re-
serve
Two commissions were issued to
Douglas men and two TO Roswell, y.
~, men
Those who receive commissions in
FL PasO, Douglas. Roswell and west
ern Texas and the Panhandle are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
SAVE GASOLINE
PEOPLE URGED
U. S. Official Insists That
Pleasure Riding Be
Greatly Reduced

Washington, D. O.. Aug. 1G.-Waru-
ing Of the possibility of drastic action
10y the federal government 10 stop ex-
cessive use of automobiles for pleas
ure during the war in order that the
gasoline needs Of the United states
and the allies may be met is given in
a statement issued by director Van
H. Manning. Of the bureau Of mines
today I'm which he asks cooperation
OF automobile owners in stopping the
practice. Enough gasoline to care for
the requirements OF America and per
maps THAI OF its allies win be saved.
IN the opinion of Nr. Manning. iii
automobile owners Of the country viii
STOP unnecessary and eNtraVaEaur
pleasure riding and if owners and
dealers handle their fuel in a careful
and economical manner
Inere must be no duly-dallyinE
about this supply Of gasoline and
there won't be-" he said
ut is estimated that the army and
navy VIII need for the year $50. 600 600
salons and there are two ways Of oh
tanning IT, In the first place. the fov-
rider whose pleasure is obtained bv
covering many miles at high speed
can voluntarily give this uu- the man
VINO "a SeS MS family on sunday for
z 30 mile ride or more can cut this
~ haiL- every man who drives q ma
chine daily can ask himself If part or
MS hiding cannot be obviated.
iI tHe people continue 90 he
thoushtlesS and unwillius % do their
patriotic BIT I'm this resnecr. it NAV he
necessary for the United States 20
take drastic action which win stop
cesSiNe pleasure use of all automo-
'It is estimated that o-e-ha1f Of the
gasoline used iu the United states
4 "||| ||nHrHH Hr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
NUMBER OF WAGONERS
SENT HERE FOR Duty

r"- -aUH-.-. HgH-.Hr- Of The de-
pl---.--- .-ar-a- -la--sr. the follow
-.- e--.--a. men ~ Oh. auar-errli seer
corps wagon company 40 e. auZllIary-
remouut depot, Fort sam Houston.
Texas, have been transferred to II
PasO for duty with wagon company
No. g. Privates first class Robert ".
Jones, jr-. James Valentine and
George Wilson, privates William Al
len. n 3. Baker. C.. o. Bethel, j. ID.
Boyd, l. W Buchanan, y A Casper.
Harry o. Clymer, F. a Cox. ID. Drey-
fus, ". C.. Dysart, EverL Edwards.
Lorenzo Farias. j. +. Floyd. H. e.
Glenn. c. r. Gideon. c.. T. Huber. B.
C. Johnson. G.. Williams Johnnie kim.
John Krawec. l. D. keis. Jos. Lang.
Y. c. LeEeudre. L. Aachac. W. l.
MuEan, James NJ Mathews. John
McIunis. w ID. Nichols. T. Novakow-
ski T. c. Poteet. p. Patterson, G.. J..
Rau. A. L. Slmc0x, W F. Sellers.
Theo. StrempeI A. l. SpilIers. Glen r.
Smith. a j. Tawarer. w Thedfo~j,
Ben Tritz. CIaud Z. Welch and Lee
WEIGH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Ell PASO SENDS 1000 MEN
TO BUILD DEMING CAMP

Within the past week more than
1000 skilled and unskIled laborers
have left FL Paso for Demi1g. y. ~.
to work on the army camp buildings.
according TO statistics compiled by To-
cal labor organizations and employ
ment bureaus. Many Of the men who
left are carpenters and plumbers, 9TH
ers being LeNicaus who have been
employed as common la5orers-
Because of the large volume Of
building in FL Pas0 and the fact that
nearly all carpenters and plumbers are
employed. the contractors for the gov
eminent at uemiug have found ii inn
possible 10 procure all their skilled
labor from this city, and men are be-
ing imported from other cities on
Monday morning 200 carpenters
passed through this city from san An
tonic on special cars for the Deming
camp TEirry-eighI AIeNicaus left this
CITY on the same train.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

Resignation of James " Curtis. Fl
PaSD. Tex of his commission as cap
tain. officers reserve corps is ace
cepted to take effect August u, and
appointed first lieutenant, officers
reserve corps, TO date from August 10.
Fifth Company.
To be captain, infantry section. OF
ficers' reserve corps Wyatt J- White
FL Paso. Tex; Garuette Eotau, ANA
riuO, Tex
To be second lieutenant. infantry
section. officers reserve corps Rob-
ert W. Brahau. Jrs PlainyleW, Tex
Vernon L Rooney. Fort stockton,
Tex Barlow Winston. cisco, Tex
Otis 4. Rooney, Fort stockton, Tex
To be captain or infantry in ma
tfonal army- Charles C. Cressou, san
Antonio. Tex; Alexander Boynton-
san Antonio, Tex Both these Off
GERS are former assistant United
States district attorney for western
Texas Capt. Cressou is the son ot
The late Lieut.. Col e. c. CreSson. u
sixth Company.
To be captain. infantry section. Of
ficers' reserve corps Geurge r. " lis
FL paso. Tex. Edward j. Hammer, Jrr
Sweetwarer, Tex
To De second lieutenant. infantry
r. F-eh- Amarillo Tex George y
BrOome. san Angelo, Tex, Robert D..
Crawford Amarillo, Tex; Lee y
Perry. san Angelo Tex
Seventh Company.
To be captain. infantry section Off
GERS reserve corps Clark Wright, FL
PasO. Tex.
To be second lieutenant, infantry
section. officers reserve corps John
C.. Findlarer. san Angelo, Tex. James
W. Younger, Canyon. Tex, John g.
Blanchard, Amarillo, Tex
E,Ehth Company
To be second IeutenanrS. infantry
section. officers reserve corps Lloyd
N Bentley. Canyon, Tex, John p.
Payne, Haskell Tex Herbert :. Hill
burn. Fl1luVleU-, Tex Frank N.
Chambers. Canadian, Tex Presser r.
Martin. Del Rio. Tex; Eugene C. Bell,
Baird Tex Curtis H. Hill, Roswell n
NJ; Edwin p. Burgess, Amarillo. Tex;
Donald g. hume, Amarillo, Tex.
Ninth Company.
To he captain. infantry section. Of
ricers' reserve corps Samuel r Craig,
l-l Campo, Tex Ernest otamselr
Amarillo, Tex. Herbert y.
Peters. Sahinal Tex; John H Baxter.
T-l Pazo, Tex Donald Gallagher. FL
Paso, Tex Hubert g. Peters. Sa5inal,
Tex Charles Y Jackson. FL PaSO.
Tex; Glenn E- NoOdley, SabinaL Tex
Albert j. Sergeant, Brackettville,
To be second lieutenant. infantry
section. officers reserve corps Ralph
H Homau, -l Paso. Tex =. F. Hen
uesseE, jr, Houston. Tex billiard II.
Wyatt. Roswell, y 81 John =. Roman,
FL pas9. Tex Hubbard T. Eowyer. Alb
ilene. Tex. Walter p. Cain. FL PasO,
Tex. John f joluSou. ThaIil, Tex
First Troop.
To be captain. cavalry section. Off
GERS reserve corps William II. SuytI,
4 ---lat- Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
MAJ. TERRELL WILL TELL
MEMS CLUB OF WARS TOLL

With experiences still vivid in his
memory Of his years work with the
Murphy surgical unit somewhere IN
France" MAJ. =. T. Terrell commander
OF the sanitary detachment. First
Texas infantry. Will have an ilumi-
mating and inspiring lecture 10 de-
church in Kendrick hail tonight at
o'clock.
Mai Terrell has been home a year
since his service ON the battle fields
of Europe He took many eXceG'-
tionaly good pictures on the fighting
front auC these VIII be shown by the
sGpreOptiCOu-
Crher features Of the regular meet
ing of the Mems club viii be violin
solos, by Anderson Davis and Ivan
SOrIells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
REGULAR SERGEANT DRILLING
COMPANY A; MAY GO BY 18Th

Company A, First Texas infantry, is
being drilled eight hours a day by
Sergt. j. j. Donohue. 3fth United
States infantry. near its camp in
Kern Place Orders are looked for
by the end OF the wee for companies
A, p, the hospital and supply com
panies and the sanitary detachment
TO move to Camp Bowie, Fort Worth.
Capt ". w. Windham. Of the supply
company. has gone to san Antonio to
confer with Lieut.. Col. II. E. Steven
son and Col. A c.. Guessaz. Of the
First Texas
Federal medical inspection OF the
companies is in progress.