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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

Automobil0 thioyo1 puft0iAod
two cars n Rock Island Tuesday
night and thus far the police have
failed to find . trace Of either Of
them.
Leonard Lofgren. as Thirtssnth
street, Moline, reported his car to
have been stolen from IT.. parking
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

japanese capital ID being invest
Cd IN the Philippines In cultivation
lot rice.
Hieroglyphics Of Babylonia and
China were both delevoped from
picture writing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16
IN
SALARY ASKED
Beard Of supervisors to Consider
Petitions It County Employees ct
This Session.

Requests for increase In salary
for the assistant superintendent Of
schools and additional allowance
TOR salaries In the once Of the
county treasurer presented before
the board Of supervisors yesterday
afternoon wers referred to the
committee on tees and salaries
upon motion Of Supervisor Schil-
linger. Report win b made ct this
session.
An expenditure Of 1880 was su-
thortsed for the purchase Of Z new
automo0ils for ne BY the shsriR's
o@ce.
The matter Of taxes on Omitted
States Housing corporation prop
critics was referred 70 tho judiciary
committee upon motion q aupef-
visor AndoFSou.
Ths board members wsnt "a I
tour q inspection q tie county
harm today.
Nearly 1E,eoo. ~ aues in Canada
are dsvoted 70 wheat growing.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16
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DHpARTl1E1fT ET0RE MOI LINE HI,
Wednesday.
DEAR SISTER ALICE:

WEDNESDAY.
DEAR SISTER ALICE:
lam writing from Fisk & Loosely
Co.'s store. There is q wonderful bar
gain in silk and satin dresses here to-
day. They are real creations in hand
some materials and the very latest
models. Alice, you need something for
Sundays, parties, concerts, etc.-one
always needs q silk dress to fail back
on-so I've had them lay aside the one
that think you'll like best. It's beau
ty, and I know you'll be wild about it.
You know my failing at vivid de-
scriptions, but I'm attempting q brief
resume. It's made Of splendid quality
georgette- a combination Of plain dark
blue and figured (white on dark blue
background georgette. The graceful
draped overskirt, full flaring cuffs are
made Of the lowered georgette. The
waist Is lined with a beautiful shade of
old rose taffeta-the sweetest possible
combination sort o. camisole fashion,
you know; the sleeves are three-quarter
length and the neck is low and round.
How does that strike you?
Mary, Ruth and I have matched ours
for We just fairly had to Jump in
and seize them-but must not take
time to describe them now. I know
you'll like all three Of them.
I almost forgot to mention the price,
which is rather important after all,
isn't it? They are dresses valued up to
$50 and they are selling them for s19.75,
Doesn't that strike you a. some bar
gain?
You viii be in town Thursday? Then
III meet you at Fisk & Loosley's 30 AZ
to be with you while your dress is be.
ing fitted and don't ever say again tina,
you haven't very shrewd, business.
like, capable sister.
GERTRUDE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

excellent qualities in va
ried assortments of the
summer colorings, so
much wanted for cool
summer afternoon
dresses: Soc, 75c, 85c,
CSC, $3.50 and $500 a
yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

able for skirts, dresses
and blouses, CSC yard.
White skirtings, gab-
ardines, basket.weaves;
prices 85c, CSC, $3.50 a
yard.
Sheer, crisp voiles Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

Nearly $1,000 ~ acre. in Canada
are dsvotsd 70 wheat growing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-16

Zip you in your selection:

"Shantung'' mercer
lied suiting; new, fresh,
serviceable;; m a terial
comes in white, rose,
pin k, reseda, green,
Alice blue and Copen-
hagen blue. Very desir-
The Snowflake herald., 1920-02-20

No, reader this corn was not grown
by one OF our local farmers! 1t WASH I
grown in the United States, even. 1t
was grown in the faroff Philippine Is
lands by Filipino schoolboys. Two fine
crops Of corn a year are produced in
the Islands.
The Philippines are doing some won
lerful things in the agricultural line.
The Philippine government has fine az
ricultural schools throughout the is
lands. and the Philippine legislature,
composed entirely of Filipinos, is each
wear making larger and larger appro-
nriations for this important work.
Ihe staple food Of the islands is rice,
hut corn is coming right along in popu-
lar favor. It's use was given great inn
netus in the last year because Of q rice
The Snowflake herald., 1920-02-20

shortage. Other important Philippine
crops are hemp, sugar cane. cocoanuts.
coffee. tapioca and pineapples Lum-
Der is also an important industry.
There are hundreds of thousands of
acres Of land lying idle in the Philip
pines, which have a greater area Of
fertile land than Japan-this in spite
Of the fact that the population of the
Philippines is 100000 while that OF
Japan is around 55,000,OO0 There is
every reason to believe that some day
the Philippines will have a population
as large as that OF Japan today The
Tilipinos are the enly Christian people
in the orient, and their young men are
working night and day to prepare
themselves for the responsibility Of
citizenship in the Philippine Republic,
which they believe to be near at hand.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-02-20
Snowflake Stake Academy Department
Marquis Wheat Is
Tried IN Arizona

Two years ago County Agent
c. r. FiIlerup encouraged farm
ers in Navajo and Apache coun-
ties to plant Marquis wheat for
the main spring crop. Two
seasons have now demonstrated
that it is superior as a dry farm
crop at the higher elevations
6500-75O0 feet. The yield this
year was twenty-one to thirty
five bushels per acre.
Marquis wheat is much more
resistant to rust than any other
variety Of -four wheat that las
been tested there.
The loss in the case Of Blue
stem, due to rust, amounts to
an average Of about II per cent.
Under irrigation at about $500
feet elevation Marquis wheat
does not yield as well as does
Bluestem though the quality is
excellent. Marquis commands
/ to ! cent per pound more than
other varieties.
The milling and baking quail
ties Of Marquis wheat are in the
lead. 1t weighs sixty to sixty
two pounds per bushel.
Turkey Red and Lars Peter
sen wheat still continue to be
the leading fall wheats. The
acreage planted last fall is prac-
ticaIly the same as in 1913.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-02-20
The Academy notes will
appear IN next weeks issue
of the Herald.
Eight Years Old

Arizona was eight years old
last Saturday. Feb. Il. After
remaining a territory for nearly
half a century, with officials ap-
pointed by the president and
with a delegate in congress with
no vote, Uncle Sans latest ad-
tition to his family of states
was admitted into the Union and
the new officials were inaugu-
rated at noon, Feb. IA, 1912.
The Snowflake herald., 1920-02-20
Buy Beaver Board { h a t is
Beaver Board. We sell 1.-THE
Hall Lumber Co., Holbrook.

For Sale-50 acres farming
land at Pinedale, with good
house, barn, corrals, sheds, gra-
nary, etc. permanent wat r;
40 acres pasture under good
fence. Low Price and goo d
terms. Inquire Peterson Bros.
St. Joseph. AriZ. (J16-4t)
Beaver Board strips in all
widths. Halls. HolbroOk
The Snowflake herald., 1920-02-20

IF we haven't got it. we can
make it for youfn our woodwork
ing mill.-HalI's of Hol6ro0k.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
CARD PARTY

Tho oerd porty e.yon on Wadnos- day evening iu thc A. C. Club room. by.ho Indies or One Catholic church was in Che nomo Of a farewell .o siacr Mary Udo superior at st Ann hospital The party was very well attended. there being about 10 tables of whist u plav Tho prize winuor worc. Miss May cashcn and O.of Bmdlcv nut Mrs Iack Wilson and Michael Monae'o. conso.ni.ons
 Card playing ws followed by lunch. aftcr which several r.do prizes from thc last bazaar were given out Jack Arsau received o large embroidered dolie; Frank Pot-
 yrroye mounted casserole and Mrs. John Kcarncy a l5-a'eco em- hroIdcrd table sct MI" Father Cashou received am ebony toilet set .u n bo.u.eue 'ne contest
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
ELMER g. SMITH
 AT HOME AGAIN
After a Long. Desperate Siege of Sickness Ha Returned to
 Douglas Much Better

H.rn. boz. examined Hr at 'ea.t .H...r n....m HI l. ue de- n...I .. h. mos. O. them E'm.- F. smr. H.. r.u..I .. ur1e'.s .ee.- r. .mI. u.I and ha .n.u.l hs Prom. sr. drug Hore and win ra- main in t.s ..r
 A.u une Hu.. from dIony rI I,...e. O. m. net Mr. smith ... a.. .. San Fm....o. Cn'.f.
 several mr.l. .e. in m. hope tlu
 u. .. might he found for hs manf. V. WI. examined hy many n... uho with fov eNaep. pronounced nj. .ae hone'. t...H uom. ar have boon m- expected aI any tm. While at th. Irw.. .Hn a. M rmeh hc was token .n hand nr n..ni. who e.N- .I rm IT h. VIII. wiling to .ato n .I.u.. ou a treatment tha mIehf .u. Hm THeulr .au who was .1 .Im .r ... medicine WI. In Los hn..'.. uHH. Mr. Smith wa. u sn run.... and he treatment was ...eI m'.r the doctors l.ro..Im who aH.l o..r m. long distance ...n.... M.ne lno ra.u fhc UH... n.ue mad. san rrau.a.o Ir un.n. To personally lDariH- ..rI n. 0aoe ,amcnt It took rhor two ueo.. Tor Che medicine .o h.r. any once. on Mr. sm..h bl. whom 1T did star, h. hoeun to ge, uau a Tho do..ar have said ftet Y he .ato. .t e... far sz moufaa and fo.. no. .l.rt or excite hImo', amy m tHa. tme Inc n1I be perfectly wen
 M smith h.I I..U.l to rom.r in in. suh m u unable o
 u. Ho hear , returned to noHe- Ir Ue I.o.. well now. h.s nn e>- .au color aaI no mreGaou u.h
 MT Smith -r.f fare on th.
 mes Ahmed. Sunday and m meiuo'g took over ta. management |of Ha huno uH.Ir.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
JUNEAU MERCHANT

0Irr M U.r many years n
 fr. r. umeu and .o. m. past .r t..r connected v.r t.. I.r- .r Hardware #or. OI IIs .u U" mrh.eI or n..r..t .r m. duncan M.e.r. Company anI upon a r..
 organization oI tte Hrm VI A .Hr.. ... %. ... oNn. I r .r.I and MT o.Hr h.. He.n ....'cI ..ra..r U partners NH n. w " oa. and w G Ionunr .a. nue- having boom momhe- o. ll0 old hm
 lfr O.or w oor He 0n Hn.sh mp hH duties ef. m. 1en.or .o-. uu become actively nae.I Vth .. Hm in Jur..H n. h.. n.I n. .m. nm Third street fa raz Gray nI .. soon T. h. ou HrI ...e. tory pa.o to U.. uI move to fu. rHu
 H. .a very .nere..I. rome man who understand. tne hardware hu mca thoroughly af vH ro drnh. make n success o. h.. now venture
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
NEW PHYSICIANS
 NOW PRACTICING
Dr. J. o. Rowley and Wife Here-Dr DeVighne in Charge for Tread
 well Company

On account Of tbo resignation O.
 Dr w. $ Rutherford. new mraneo- mo1ls have bccu made by ho rroad- we'll Gold Mining Company for tho.r medical and hospital service Dr H c D.Vemc having hem appointed
 surgeon tor ,ho company Dr. Doc VIehuc has appointed ur T. O. How- ley as his a...a.aHU to be stationed at rradvcI charge oI tho emergency hospital tbcro ur Rowloys home and or.os arc to be over thc Toud- weU cboo. house. Besides hH TrnduoU o0Ice Dr. Hovloy win maintain tre. In Che Dr. Sergeant on.ccs m uoae'.s for private puc- Io. witch his wife, who .a also a physician. In ohuee
 Dr. uVrhne sand today thu while lo a physician iu charec for Che Tradvou Company as work on uou.'a Island would be confined to consultation work when called upon hy ur EonIcy Those oa.a .lot r..I Ioue hospital attention win be ..nt to thc Juneau 5t Ann hospital where h. win attend thcm Persons entitled to medical attention ou ace count ol hor utilization wIn the Trodwd Company win be a. per- n.. liberty to raII at Dr. NIeaues Juneau onto. tor treatment where It uu b. given without charso or at Dr. / Rovioya on.eo a TraduoIL Hospital arrangements uM ho made I'D that eases win be provided for at .Ue Iw'au s. Ann hospital ius. as they uore when .ho hospital was Dee In eon.aa..I heec
 Dr F O EovIor who cam. lo Seattle from Sow ZaauI has bad Q I1t ol experience having hoeu n .ho chick of he lighting in sFuncc for two yaar Early hH year he
 ama to r..onhus and vas there mm aueI to Tloodu0u HH wife, ur GHir NowIcv H also a grade
 ato physician with permit Go practice medicine u Nmta Dr. E. o NoVIor arrived here or.y thH vo.. and has airc1dy taken mp hIH fuU0. WHU. hH wII. cam. W tue Jefferson last evening
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
STEALING AGAIN

Not content w.tl wrecking aban- donel buildings. breaking windows and destroying property m general local small boys seem to have become worse lately They recently took a whole bundle com sfIng Of eighteen
 strips of lumber from Che pile n front or thc Murray cottages and have witl their knives sIashcd thc wrappues ol other bundles It is et.mated that tho lumber stolen could not be replaced for ton OF twelve dollars n ie feared Chat if aamo or the youthful dcspcradocs are epprehcuded some children and parents win tnI thomsclyc. in a
 ar.ou prol.camentG
 Mr. Murray notwithstanding han- lIcms. wls abl oto ship scow load of new and o'd lumber Wednesday. in tow of the Annie B. Capt Joc Ad- amson to stka Whcre it win be ueed n Inc erection of a residence on Tot owned by Nr Murray there. Several other scow loads are To fol- 'ow
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
LIKE OLD TIMES
 AT GATHERINGS
Former Douglas Islanders Hold Re- unions Recently at Seattle;
 Have Good Time

That Douglas Islander. residing In s.,us and vicinity som u.o (,
 rcr together and a'k over old Hm.. and r.r.u acquaintance. mad. in .ne Nor-r is evidenced by ,.o a.. H.t rr.r. t.rc boon .orera ..h.r u- o ume.. Islander. aI s...i.
 rHr Th. 0... w.s m. norr.u Island r'-r. ol sunday Aug N .' Woodland Park. when uo.l .u th. omc. r.u..a o. m. I.nf now dae .t and no.. s.a.H. Wer. N 1T. "v everyone bad ar es...IaE good uu.
 Among ..... present. were. Mr. and Mrs Jam. N s.ooIr Mr. and f.-. I.. -".m.r MT frl MT. Ho..
 i ST. MT arI Ne Tm Dam. nr T. n Carpenter Mr. and Mr. Prod Anderson. Mrs. uHi. u.r.bs Nr and Mrs. hnHr." Nrr r.. MT and 'i.. rarE N.H.r.'I MT and Nn n.r. Russell VI. and nr. W v. cHr..m.n. Mr. mI Mn. .hbre.r. MT r.l Mr HuN ur.. N. and Nr. William stnb0" Mr.
 . Nr Ura.t Guyn. H. and M krueH WM. N and MT. nu Carpenter MT. CIH.. In.n.nn. H. I... Lr. Mr. and Mr. ut. n'.r na 1rh..k Uum... Enaa cHmhHU M. Ralph nQuu ..1.mr.r IH.I ooe.n.. N. s,e..c Horm. tH.. Coen.I. N- rcu- Ooser. Nra.. Coe-
 MT. Wilhelm Dorothy Holman Tony B..ms. I.n. ohHn.. N.. 'm-o- .am.r.r Nu-.. Nl.o.L H L.Hm Iama.r THe.uH Nn- -. Ann. H.H..r Nwm H.nr. E... s.rur. U.r.. chw.". E,a u.r.u.. Lr.. tnI..or. Hu. Hun- r. MT. Preston N.re.... W.- ... U.ar cmI'.r Guy r. m I..t.m omn. s.immnr Bar. Blossom Colin Han
 Thor. u.-. .. '... mo. .uIIrH .-.nt former uulr'.. i.af.e m.r children. ....r grand and e-.ai
 nd.aarm
 0a r.HIr Au-uH i- He.
 another n..... et.r .. .h. bonn.
 u Na.h H..m In honor .t Mrs Ia.s L.re TH.a rr.eH. H '.H
 r He.. N. Jack LN. Nh" wilhelm N Carroll H. ce gins. Mr. r.... N. Foreman N-. Fran. H.H.rr.'. Mrs. Carlson. ,rr. rn.l Mrs n.I.. t.r. H.vtt Mamie u..m Gou.e H.m tH"- I..r Gao|IoN ..oH. "...H Iem Russell Na Or..m.n an. Nn Hahn
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
ALLEN LEE SHOT
 LAST SATURDAY
Donald Ml.ne Shoots Partner as Che Result Of Quarrel Late
 Lasl Week

Without doubt Che most excite. mont chat las lnurbod Che even ] |tmor ol the way on Douglas leland : |lo- many moon. occurred ia. sat 'm0ar evening a. 6.a0. vhtn Don. 'ad Wuc uue.urol his partner Nm F. L... with .no st.e'-iackotcd huIc ram n aa.oaI.hrc CoitH au. tm.H. re.o.r.
 rho ..o..u. occurred u n cottage or n. .. wharf occupied by .ho Two mon and Wa. The result .t h
 said. o. u. arm.n. in which Leo
 u.I Hu. several VII. names
 l . w.. hm After being H.. I Mrc no. once and Hm III. two m.a uapp.eI and ho
 o. again. ...r which Lo. oo. tao ...r.. .H.r Hou him and ram am oH n. r.t .Ene .o- he police n. ran l. m. Hunter Hotel ..n.- and Inc. .I
 Tn u. m..n.m. HUr. rma'u- .I In ... .o..... HH.r. he wa. ar-
 I.' ...'r au.ner.. my Deputy H.rHI a..e. L Joau.0n and ..... h.n. .Ir.I in rne city iaH .0r
 ...u f. IHe federal IaH -. Juneau
 I.. nH. u..... w from tle .rocf HI carried .o t.o lnr waml just Jim. .o h. n ar harl the G.1-
 n. ". .E.. Io m. Dawes ....I u.... h. now
 u. .,.mH.... n. tIe wounds. U n.. ..... f.. nr. .Ho. had
 H H. mr. 0u ne rH fc I penetrating .'..r rouen Hc rHUr m. ..m. ou. 1T. len hu..o.. r.. o.I.r .Ho. entered ha Iot side M below n. at rh and Ihe hn.- T.. stun IaIe.I in I.. body ru. n....t ..nur atom. N.I and t
 believed T.. "HI recover without operation
 Nn.. m. u.. r.. h.a bis nr. h.re n s h.ne hold m. n. ..ta to. m. WouHls arc .
 |. t.. rmU. nn h he.r
 u m. or....aa ol he N.rI s 0lne boat for lae n Ln.e ..wHr NH. who
 IT. .o.r. eaorf i> r.ar I and l.. L. had boon .mrr uHo..' m .hc Juneau vm .r0 m. Deep Son Salvage Company and m Tho Columbia cn-
 N.H. o.. tuo ws om- n.a. n. H'r Bullion mHe .I .. h..n oa vrou .mary
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
GOOD OFFER MADE
 TO FISH COMPANY
City Council Acts Promptly to Try to Secure New Industry for
 This City

IT. II Snow. who has for some time been Investigating Che feasibn- iu Of Che establishment of a cold storage plant ln Douglas and to that end made extensive surveys Of the waterfront and Inquired Into land .uues waited upon Che Douglas city council Monday evening Co And out what inducements that body had to oGor for such au enterprise.
 The city council informed Mr. Snow chat lt would give him two blocks of waterfront property and hh company would Doe exempt from taxes for twenty years The city is securing options on Che two blocks and when tho company ulnus iu aeucemaut win deed the property to them
 According to Mr. Snow. th ocom- pmy that he hopes To interest in Che proposition is Che East Coast Fish Company one of thc largest n the country They are mot now Inter- ested ou Che Pacific Coast. and if they rome here they win make this their exclusive headquarters on Che coast and w.l. put up very blg plaP
 Mr. Snow with his maps and all data and notes secured from his inc vcalIsat.ons both here and in Ju- unu. win. leave soon for Boston to pu' Che proposition up thc company.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
VISIT TACOMA

Mr and Mrs Tom Ness and chil- drou win lcayc ou tho first available boat for Che south and win stay for some time at their old home at Ta- coma They have property there chat needs thc.r attention. and will probably remain at Tacoma until somc repair work is done on it
 Mr Nea has icf, his halbut boat Emmo u charge. Of Ed Samuelson. who win use It for fishing until Mr. Ness rCfurua.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
BOY DROWNED

H'n..I I..... ."H.... ..lu... r.rrod ... 70. Mr. and Mrs. ole I.....n who Us. ar ta. T.H. road. u.. drowned uH.. r.HtHr H t. vicinity o. che American Packing Company .ru.- Wednesday after. Hr.. r .H follow was m"
 ..r.r tn m. afternoon and .lcr .o'- . .H search H body v. found n. r ...0.. o. .ae shore rcar tle ..nr.. n. had several bruises or hs l-. -Ia. sord indicate a0 bad au.r or .Hm. .'... m oa. O. fhe shallow ro.H and had been
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
FROM VACATION

Arthur q. olson. O, tho Trcadwell s.orc. returned from s.X-wocks' ya- cation last Sunday. after having visited at Hoonah. Twakee and Lisi- msh sraits uo mot only jagged around having Q good lime but he ays ho pr9spc..ed for t.me at LIzi- aurH and came home with bis pock- ou mu of ore samples He has re- stunned hs position at the rrcadwcll store.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
FAREWELL PARTY

Tn honor ol Mrs. J. w. Martin a m.mbor o0 he lodee .hc Order of u. Earorn sur ravc farewell party on Tuesday evening Music was one ol thc features ol Che cyen- ing Launch was served and Mrs. Martin was presented with a s.. oi .orue silver tea spoons
 Nu Martin and her children win llve early iu Ihc Wcoh for Seattle. where .hov win reside u .lo future