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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
HOLDERS NOTICE.
(Gen, No. 536,)

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that the Board Of
Local Improvements Of the Village
Of Milan has filed in the county
court Of Rock island county, GER
dficate OF the costs of the improve
ment entitled In said court, "In re:
Petition Of thu Village Of Milan to
assess the costs of the construction
OF watermains from Grant street 70
Sherman Street, to the intersection
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cfnc right Of way in the Village of
Milan, Illinois," and said certificate
also shows the court costs, amount
Of accrued interest. and the total
amount Of Sid assessment; and
said certificate also states that the
said improvement conforms sub
stantially to the requirements Of
the original ordinance for the con-
struction Of the same as required by
law: and that the final hearing on
said certiAcNs will b held on the
ind day Of October. A. d. 1890. ut
the hour Of > o'clock .. m, or Is
soon thereA9tsr - the business Of
he court will permit All persons
desiring. may Ale objections in said
court before date and may appear
~ the hearing and make their de-
tense.
Dated Ct Rock Island. III, this
18th day Of September, A d. 1890.
r. ". WADSWORTH,
ProG30oot Of the Board Of Local Im-
pruvsments Of tAs Village Of Nj
land. Illinois.
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~. Hetutof's Ne4ice, y
-. OF Johann Fridf1cA Wilhelm

~. heeutes's Netice.
~ Of Johann FridticA wilhelm
lsrtr ~ sned having hsen appointed
-. 9 ne last viii and tsstssnent Of
dnch wilhelm echmids, late Of
OF Rock lsland. state Of MI
- sssd. hereby gives notice that
~ sppear before Tie ProAats Court
seiand ceunty. q ~ Pfobeae
Sevs u The City q 1oek Island. q
Tefa. % ~ Hirse Monday
Ic..u aext ~ which time oil pef-
~ caaane againas aaid asante are
~ requested 10 attend for u
~ AAvtng tho ssns abused.
S - indsh1sd - saiA Estats srp
sisnsd.
] ~ ~ day Of 9epeeuhee, A. b. 1910,
<aHA 4ATHu0B oCHNfDT.
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SIL.VIs

The, Baptist Ladies' Aid society
cleared a neat sum at their home
bakery sale last Wednesday after
noon at johnson Bros new store.
Mrs. ]. A. Loder attended q meet
ing OF, the Ladies' Aid society at
the WATERFOWL Baptist church last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Eaton opened her
home for the entertainment Of the
members and friends of the Read
ing and Crescent Embroidery club
last Tuesday afternoon.
C. Windsor and wife spent Mon
day at. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hickman of Cedar Rapids.
and formerly of Silvis. .
w. Slower and family arrived
home from q visit at Trenton, Mo.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Richard Bell opened her home for
the entertainment of the members
and friends Of the Kensington EN-
broidery club. j
Mrs. Ruth Shelton Of Barstow,
ILL.,, visited her cousins. Frank and
Blanche Leasure at Silvis last We'd
nesday. :, siMS
MIR. and Mrs. wheatcraft are the
parents of a baby boy named
Earl J.
Last Tuesday it was reported
that q very serious stabbing affair
had occurred 1t recess on the
grounds of the Mckinley school.
An 1S-year-old Mexican thDew a
pair of scissors at Robert Lea, who
had been teasing him for being q
foreigner. Robert va only slightly
hurt in the back.
Mrs. Clyde Abrams Of Cedar Rap
DIS. visited relatives here last week.
At one time they resided here.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss
Pearl White Of Hannibal, Mo-. was
married to Paul Jones, son Of Mrs.
Thomas ]. Jones OF Silvis. Rev. i.
Hugh Morse OF the Christian church
performed the ceremony. They will
return to Silvis to make their home
after an extended eastern. trip to
points in Indiana and Ohio.
The. Mexicans OF Silvis and East
Moline had . patriotic parade last
Thursday. celebrating the event of
the gaining Of their freedom from
Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goble and son are
visiting at Fairfield. Iowa.
Last. Wednesday evening s. Of
the relatives, neighbors and friends
Of Mrs. Emma Pottiger gathered
at her home, eKecting Q most de-
lightful surprise party. II was tho
occasion of her birthday an
niversakf. The table and rooms
throughout were tastefully decorat-
ed with all varisties Of late garden
towers which the guests brought
with them. Games, contests and
general conversation preceded the
serving Of . very elaborate supper
at 10 o'clock. The surprised and
greatly pleased honoree was pre-
scented vithNa lage sum of money, .
set Of china dishes and q handsome
silk. gold-headed umbrella.
Last Wednesday evening tho 1pl-
lowing program was given 1t IA
Memorial Methodist church:
Violin solo-Mrs. Golfer.
Vocal solo-Miss Margaret Han.
RsadinE - Miss Catharins De
Bourcey.
Vocal duet-ldrs. Frsd ]. Ban
and Mrs. ]. B. Taulkmef.
Reading-Miss Marvel Griggs.
Refreshments were served aftsr
. social hor, following The pro-
gram About $50 was taken IN q
. result Of TIE sntartainmant
Miss Eva Yocker. clerk TOR New
ton Brothers. ID taking . vacation
of two weeks It Marion. M, With
frlAndn r.
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Sept. -. Luncheon at moon. Al
companies and visitors invited .
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3Wenty-AFst stEues. Frank WicA. ". ~:
Joseph GEotegut. SECRETARY.
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DAN Z. BRENNAN.
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c. n. Ihacson, secretary.
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a az Wishing hsothsfs slvays
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noons Of each Month q 2
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Ttteringtoo. adjutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

I - Of Anthony =. Hill. deceased.
usdsrugned. having besn appointed
sstor Of the Estate Of Anthony +.
~ OF the County Of Rock Island,
~ q Illinois. deceased. bAreby siv.s
~ vat It will appear before the Pro-
OF Rock Island County. at Ina
Court room. in the City Of Rock
~ me November term. on the First
Fl '.M November next. at which time
snns having claims against nd
~ notfed and requested 70 At
s ~ purpose Of having the ssme
~ as inaeeeed to said Estate ssp
uneassisnsd. '~s"' 70
18th day Of September, A. D.
shAL TRUST Z SAVINGS BANK.
AlR Administrators.
Aiell. its Trust oniccr. Adminis.
-. -ssot with the Will annexed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

na.a. A.minisfntor's NotSee,
o. Thomas c. Meanor, de.ased
Z in;s,atned- having been appoint
..or, late Of the County Of Rn "% IL
H!e OF Illinois. deceased. hereby
II that she will appear before
In ~ Court Of Rock lsland County.
hoosse Court room, in the CIV 81
- Hsnc. - shs December Term, on the
M ~ y December ncxt. at which
g Az notned and no ussssd - .,.s s,x
~ 'usposs Of having the sams al
oas tndsbtsd 10 said Estats an
rS6N MAXI immediate payment 70
=. st ay Of September. A. D..
PAULINE c. MEANoR
AyPonD ., Admtnistrssrix.
o' scHoEDE Z sTATFORD,
Attofnkvv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

11-room all modern brick apart
ment house, Second avenue. Rock
Island. Showing $500 income per
month. Will consider modern home
or acreage - part payment. Some
cash, balapce like rent. Phone
Dav. l, evenings Dav. 18S6-W. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

rzuRR REPAIRING AND caAT.
xsanatss gladly furnished. Can
NM S974. E. G. Eklund, 1875 Twenty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

INue8 S1.OU I0F F0&u 1h3e1. OS64f1 On
sams pfopoatioa. Buy your slock now for
future use.
GALBRArTH MoroR CO.
Empire Bldg, Nineteenth street and Fourth
Ayenue.
Open Day and MINT. Hg Garage.
FORD TOURING CAR TOP. COAPhET1
with curtains. used about ax weeks.
Fisher Taxi Cab Co. 225 Tvsat11A
street. B. 1. 1856.
MOLINE KNIGHT TOURING CAR Elk
celieut condition. Owner leaving for
California. Phone Dav. 961.
Is OVERLAND. WILL TAXI SMALL
Ssxoa - part payment. 4440 Sevsn-
teenth avenue.
MECTRIC CAR. LATE MODEL. NEW
tires. batteries and electriher. o4S
Twenty-second street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22

An The News An the Time
The Arxus-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

The New Short Models as well as the Long Goats
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

DR.. r. d. Alexander, st. LOUIS sur
geon owner of a Willow Flat orchard,
has arrived here for a first visit since
the war. DIR. Alexander, who was
chief surgeon of the Iron Mountain anC
Missouri Pacific Railway hospital, was
commissioned as a major in the medi.
cal reserve, and was promoted to q
lieutenant colonelcy. He spent year
in France in hospital work.
Geo. l.. McMullin, of San Francisco,
accompanied by Mrs. McMullin, was
here the first of the week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo II. McMul-
lin. Mr.. McMuliln. preventative of a
San Francisco lithographing concern, is
visiting the large northwestern cities
on business. While here Mr. and Mrs.
McMullin, accompanied by the former 8
mother, motored to Portland
Mrs. Ida M. Snow, who has been
spending the past year in New Eng
land, writes that she has just com
pleted an extended automobile trip
through the White mountains of New
Hampshire. 1--WE also visited lovely
Lake Winnepassaukee, she writes.
"and motored thence to Portland. Me.
The weather was perfect and with
good roads | enjoyed the trip very
much" Mrs. Snow will return here
soon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
Klickitat District Voted

Geo. r. Wilbur, who handled legal
formalities for promoters of the pro-
posed system, on returning from Hu
sum, where an election was held Tues
day, reports that landowners of the
Husum, Cook s Addition and Gilmer
fruit sections of Klickitat county voted
by 67 to ! to establish an irrigation
district. The proposed system, which
will draw its water from tributaries of
Lewis river at the northwest base Of
Mount Adams, will cover about IL, 926
acres. about 8. 900 Of which are already
in cultivation. The estimated cost of
construction, as estimated by Harold
Rands, Portland engineer, who is now
completing surveys, is 1912. 600.
Preparations for the sale Of bonds
will be started at once. and actual con
struction of the irrigation system is
expected next spring. Directors were
elected Tuesday as follows: }. +.
Slade. N. H. Mears and Max Tuerck.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
WORK ON HOOD
FLUME PROGRESSING

r. II. Macauly and C. E. Mallory, of
Portland, were here yesterday making
final arrangements for transfers of
Sl2, 600 of stock subscribed by local cit.
izens in the Drano Flume g. Lumber
Co., which will operate a sawmill on
the Little White Salmon and hume the
product to Hood, Wash. for shipment.
A total stock of 500, 600 has been sold
for financing the mill and flume con-
cern. The entire output of the lumber
concern for the next Is years has been
contracted to a large retail lumber
company of Nebraska.
Mr.. Macauley stated that about 30
men are now working on the construc-
tion of the flume which will be com
pleted in about 80 days. The concern
is under contract to cut 80, 100000 feet
of lumber. Over a billion feet Of
stumpage is available in the district.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

be used in augmenting the student
body treasury. The booths were in
charge of Ray Slavens, Stewart All
shaw, Paul Huelat and Walter Kaest-
ner. Each had faculty supervisor.
While here last week Geo. H. Hines.
of Portland, was the guest of Mrs. S.
F. Blythe and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Marlor. Mr.. Hines also called on his
old friend, +. l.. Smith. He reminded
Mr.. Smith of how he and Mrs. Smith
got ahead of him in July. 1869, eating
Strawberries and cream at his father S
home, five miles east of Olympia.
Miss Grace Edgington was here yes
terday visiting her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. j. Edgington. She was en- route
from Seattle to Eugene, where he will
become member of the u. of o. fac
ulty in the department of journalism.
For Sale-Reo Speed Wagon, first
class condition. Just the kind of a
truck for your ranch. 1920 Dodge road
ster, cord tires, special top, run only
1000 miles. at baragin. Phone 36x,
White Salmon. Wash. Will see you by
appointment.
Mrs. A. j. Derby, Miss Bessie Wit
tenberg and Miss Marie Daley, of
Sioux Falls, S. d., the latter guest of
Miss Wittenberg, were Portland visit
ors last Friday. Miss Daley left for
her home Monday night. She spent
vacation of two weeks here with Miss
Wittenberg.
The following party returned last
week from 10 day motor trip to Cra-
ter Lake and the marble caves of Jose
phine county: Mrs. Virginia Euwer,
Eugene c. and Anthony H. Euwer and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Rockhold. A visit
to these two scenic attractions, accord
ing to Anthony Euwer, forms an out
ing never to be forgotten.
Sixty-fve students had registered
last week at the annual packing school
of the Association. OF the total num-
ber 36 were women and girls. But
seven of the prospective packers were
non.residents. w. +. Cauller and w.
j. A. Baker were in charge of the
school.
V. T. Beauregard declares that com.
plants of citizens against the offensive
odor of his pig pens caused him loss
OF S15. when so many complained
against my pens, he says, IL decided
to move the hogs. 1t was hot weather
and one of the big fellows, weighing
an estimated s400 pounds, was over
heated and died. d"
A party of local friends motored to
Mount Hood Thursday night where
they surprised Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Fiiz in celebration of their 10th wed
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Filz
had retired when the lights from 10
automobiles, encircling their ranch
home, were suddenly turned on and ST.
rens hOnked.
DR.. John Whitson, of North Dakota,
who came here to see his cousin, S. +.
Blythe, met with disappointment on
learning that the latter had left for
indianapolis to attend the annual ma
tional encampment of the Grand Army.
DR.. Whitson has not seen Mr.. Blythe |
for 80 years. While here he visited |
with other cousins, John, f. o. and |
Sam McConn. and families, of the Up
per Valley
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
Abraham -Dethman

The wedding of Miss Jessie Deth.
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Dethman, and Julius Abraham, of Al
bany. was solemnized Saturday morn
ing at the study of Riverside Commun-
lty church, Rev. w. II. Boldly ofiiciat-
ing. The couple will make their home
at Albany, where Mr.. Abraham is a
prominent young business man.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23
Meier MartenSen

At the home of the brides parents,
last Thursday, the wedding of Car
Melzer. of Moro, and Miss Abbie Mar.
tensen was solemnized. Rev. w. II.
Boldly ofiiciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Meier
will make their home at Moro, where
Mr.. Meier is in business.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-09-23

Because it is just a little better
than any other kind of Coffee.
Always the same, and while it
does not suit every taste, it does
suit most tastes.
Look for this trade mark on the
can.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18
Iowa Calf Club Winner

When young Clio Korns, Hartwick,
Iowa, showed Black Robin, his Aber-
deen-Angus calf, at Des Moines, Iowa,
last August, and had the satisfaction
of seeing his calf placed at the top
of TIA head in the boys and girls
class, he thought honors enough mad
come for the one years work. But
at the International Live Stock Ex-
position a few days ago that same
Black Robin bobbed up again and this
time he was made grand champion
beef carcass of the show for the Iowa
State College, which bought the calf
from young Korns after the Des
Moines show. This is the most prac-
teal beef class in the worlds greatest
steer show, a class that has always
been won by an Aberdeen-Angus since
the first show in 1900. Two judges
pass on the entries in the slaughter
and carcass classes. The first butcher
expert judges the steer on foot; the
second man passes on the meat as it
hangs in the coolers after slaughter,
never having seen the animals and
having no means of identifying them
as to breed or ownership. Quite an
honor for calf club boy, don't you
think?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18

Twin Falls, seed improvement; T. II
McDermott, Meridian, dairy improve.
ment; G. A. Line, Blackfoot, weed con
troll; Mrs. John Thomas, Gooding chic
welfare and home health; Mrs. Under
wood, Downey. clothing.
The convention voted to affiliate
with the American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton ard elected c. 3. Ross Of Cald-
well and w. +. Allworth Of Twin Falls
as delegates to represent Idaho at the
meeting Of the American Farm Bur-
eau Federation to meet in Chicago
in March.
Resolutions were adopted as fol-
lows:
THAT we recommend that all the
units Of the Farm Bureau work shall
be organized and unified.
"All County Farm Bureaus join the
State Farm Bureau, and that the
State Farm Bureau shall join the Nat
ional Federation Of Farm Bureaus.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18
IDAHO STATE FARM BUREAUS
Twenty mine Counties Were Repre-
sented At the Meeting in Boise

c. b. Rose, President Of the Canyon
County Farm Bureau, was elected
President Of the State Farm Bureau
ut the annual meeting Tuesday, Feb
ruary 10, at Boise.
The other officers chosen were as
follows: W. S. Shearer, Lewiston.
first vice president, soil conservation
and rotation Of crops; G. J. Hall, Rig
by, second vice president, irrigation
and storage Of water; Extension Dir
ector, l.. W. Fluharty. Boise. Score
tary publicity; K. II. Wood, Payette,
treasurer. horticulture; Robert O'Neil,
American Falls, pest control; d. G.
Wallace. Lewiston, livestock; d. II.
Prichsrd. Standpoint, development Of
cutoyer land; j. f. Jensen. Rexburg,
soil Improvement; NJ. A. Thometz,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18
University Cattle Bring Prices.

The University of Idaho received
$1,883.20 for four fat steers sold at
the Pacific international Livestock
Show at Portland, after the steers
had won number of valuable prizes.
Roam Lad, purebred Shorthorn steer,
exhibited as two-year-old, who was
grand champion at the Portland live
stock show last year and at the West
ern Royal Livestock show, at Spokane,
this year, was sold to Hill & McClel-
land, for 20 cents.a pound, and he
weighed 1860 pounds. The price re-
ceived for him was $539.4O.
Idaho Favorite, white, purebred
Shorthorn yearling, weighing 1910
pounds, who won first prize in the
yearling class, was sold to the Port
land hotel for al cents a pound and
he weighed 1910 pounds, bringing
s619.10.
A purebred Hereford steer calf, a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18
Rundst roms Invest $50. ooO.

A Los Angeles paper contains the
following news of the investment Of
+. C. Rundstrom in orchard property
at Anaheim: Arriving in Los An
geles from Idaho Wednesday Of last
week, visiting Orange county for the
first time, and buying nearly $780,
900 worth Of orange grove property
the same day, is record for speedy
real estate transactions set by E. C.
Rundstrom of Emmett, Idaho. The
lightning like rapidity with which Mr..
Rundstrom backed up his judgment
with cold cash is a striking example
Of the favorable impression given
newcomers not only by our climate,
but the unexcelled opportunities for
safe and profitable investments in cti-
rus property in Orange county. Mr..
Rundstrom's purchases consist Of the
Andrew w. Stewart 13-acre Valencia
grove on the Katella road, between
Anaheim and Garden Grove, and the
Conrad Trecker 10-acre grove on
West Broadway, Anaheim. Both
groves carry heavy crops and are con-
sidered among the finest citrus pro-
perties in the county. The Rundstroms
will make their f uture home on the
Trecker property, where there is
residence Of modern type, but on
which several thousand dollars will be
spent in making it one Of the most /
attractive and commodious homes in
that section"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18
"That the State Farm Bureau en-

"That the State Farm Bureau en-
deavor to carry out program OF
work that is adapted to various parts
Of the state.
"Be it further resolved that we recon-
mend energetic and persistent action
in looking to the advancement of re-
clamation work for Idaho.
THAT we appreciate the interest
and support to our government in all
things that build for Americanism and
our united opposition to rsdicalism in
all forms.
"That we extend our thinks and ex-
press our appreciation to the City Of
Boise and the Ada County Farm Bur-
eau for the courtesies extended to US
during our visit in Boise"
The Gem County Farm Bureau was
represented by James Kesgard, Presi-
dent, and W. II. Eager, in charge Of
the organization.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-18
MUSIC TEACHER IS En-.
THUSIASTIC
Miss Cantril Declares Tanlac Is
Best Medicine She Ever
Heard OF.

II am simply delighted over my
wonderful improvement since l began
taking Tanlac," was the enthusiastic
statement made by Miss Louise Can
tril, popular music teacher Of 8405
Elm street, Los Angeles, Cal
"For as long as / can remember my
kidneys troubled me and | rarely ever
got good nights rest" she continued.
~ lost my appetite completely and
what | managed to swallow by sheer
force of will would ferment and cause
50 much gas that my heart would pal
plate terribly and at times l came
near fainting. | fell off from one
hundred and twenty pounds to ninety
eight and was so nervous and weak
had to give up my work.
medicines and treatments did not
do me bit of good and lost faith
in them A friend Of mine kept in
sisting that try Tanlac and to please
her l did. Now l can't thank her
enough, for the way Tanlac helped
me is nothing short of remarkable. Ny
appetite came right back and eat
anything l want without the slightest
trouble. My kidneys seem to be in
perfect shape and l sleep all night
long like child have gained so
much in weight and strength and am
so happy | don't hesitate to say Tan
lac is the best medicine l ever heard
Of"
Tanlac is sold in Emmett by H. T.
Davis, in Montour by E. Vadney, in
Ola by P. w. Wharton and in Mon
tour by Montour Mercantile Co.