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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
oUEREN REcAR LAS GALES CON
WHisKEY. VINO Y cEHvEzA

Ia sociedad De Temperhncia De Sc
foras. de Albuquerque, han idead0 an
plan novel para ce'ebrar q dia DE-
Carrie Nation. IA original promosora
y trahajadora acfsrima y militante q
favor dc Ia prohlblcl6n. y en- contra De
Il emhriaeu6z Las SedofaE cele1ra-
ran el dfa de Carrie Nation en- m ala
del mes Dc E,nefo. y han petlcionndo
las autoridades federeies, AZ iuez DE- 10
corte De los Estados Unidoa. al Ma
flscal de los Dsfados Unidoa y a Nfo-
cnrador de- los Estados unldos y les
oglclaloa de Il prohibition cue ios tle
men 4 50 cargo. cue ao lea cqnceda
iomar los ncores. Hii1kcg. vino y cef-
ltsa aue esifr confircddos y Eunrda'
dos ~ ins subi6franeos Del ediHeic
fadera echar dlchos licoreE en uno
a. lna tanaue1 1a fieEo a. eallpa o.
la ciudad y reEar farlas GALES eoa 81
ilcor a. lnE1f AZ 10 ea4nate4 a. -
IIclaf64 Tofasla este - d1da q a.
nsfnlflfz a feEaf laa Gales g. cta
mantra como rrfi1a. rrfria1 ~ ~
- dIean anr - .Itafn cnirr'tn.
i.o iNHsimoeo ~ Nse DE- 9N tAI
oase. asra dIr "a ir41s4ae0gn o. faN'
Mates faH1t FN4H r eH1F NaIIe
teIsrnaftt ~ - t1'l4 a. f4E4F 4t
ta t1Is11 ilas -.
IS. st sise aEs tH S.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
los AcTos DEL coNclLio

/ III concili0 de Ia ciudad en- 81 iltt
lima session hizo nuevOs nombramientoa
en- el cuerp0 do policia El mafiscal
de Ia ciudad, Manuel Ortiz y Martinez
qued6 en- gu puesto, y tres nuevos poll.
cias fueron nOmbfados, que son Willie
salazar, Frank Gutierrez y Jose Aulado
Martinez. que antes va hapta ocupado
csc puesto El concili0 no intento 81
quiera guitar al mariscai. a pesar de
que en- otFa 6poca intent6 hacerlO, Pc
70 encontr6 0pOsiol6n en- eli mayor n.
2. Winter Quien no conainti6 en- clio.
por 10 tanto, no Sc MODESTO al mariecal
qued6 cargo de su importante EN-
pleo, que bien 10 meerce..
Deapues de or las pr0testas en- con-
ira del aseaamicnto impuesto por Ia
ordenanza de ocupacion, hechas p0r
los arriadores de taxis, barber0s, Y
ofros. 81 conciliO concedi6 reducciones
para los d6scontentos, las que son CO.
mo sigue:
Lecherfas, s25 taxicabs. $50; barbe.
ros. IS por cada silla; zapaterlas, "
por cada $1,000 yendidoss contratistas
en- general, $25; contratistas que Sc
dedican una sola cosa, Slo.
Los arreadofcS de taxls loBraron
tambien que Sc les permitiera quedaf-
IS con sns estaciones Al derredor ae
Ia plaza.
Ia fueraz de tiradores de basuras
Sc aument6 tres hombres en- vez de
los dos que haclan "A limpia. porque
no erHn suficientes para e traDaJo Qe
toda "a ciudad. Tambien Sc nompra
roo nueyos coleetores, que son: Lnis
Macs, al norte del rio: TOmas Sena,
d sur del rio, y Alexandra N. Vigil, al
ado poniente,
Sc pidi6 al conciiio que condene ios
oles vacantes Al iado oriente do "a
salle de Gallste0, entire las Gales de
san Francisco Water, para Il fin de
.mplear = payimentar Ia Gale de Ca
Iisteo. Nathan Salmon y w 4 Barker
5lrecieron 1920 para cubrir el cosio.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06


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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06

Sc nos IA cOmuuIcado Ia noticia del
rf6ximo mairinonlo ie "a afila Sarita
Marines con 81 loTfn Antonio b4reln.
cuyn ceremonial deber1 verlficqfse ei
Taos. N. NJ en ia lgiea|a ie nqHel ln-
gar. d iaeeos vlernes do eala soma
ra son padres de los nnsios. n Ca
yolano Nariinez Juilanlia 19ramili0
1e Martinez. padres AZ q noria y ei
81. Entasnacl6n allreia } Sra Lucia
r.. a. nnrela. a esfa clndad. PADRES
del nogin. AcfuarAn como ra6rnot cu
j dlthasn avento y ef Manuel r. Roy
fal. Ia Sfii4 AiuIe nafeia hermana
frl noYlo. nurenta Il die hahf1 eps
,ectacldn Is a ctsa a. a ratia ea
Aenof al lfhx eeento
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06


Leemos en- 81 Herald de Albuquerque
que Sc esta intentando incDrporar tod0
el territorio al oriente do los limites
de la ciudad, modo de fofmar una
| villa que 50 conocerA como College
City
Sc esta circulando una petici6n, pi-
diend0 que haya una yotacidn de los
RESIDENCES para determinar Ia question
de Ia incorporation. Sera necesariQ
consegilir 200 firmantes para cons8
guir que Sc verlliaue la election sobre
el asunto de Ia Incorporation. Sc dice
que Ia petici0n Sc eeta firmando con
presteza y no BE cree que haya dificul6
tad para conseguir el nnmero nece.
aari0.
Sc ha preparado Y esta en- ekhibici0n
en- Ia oficina del Col. D. X. 81 Sellers
nn plano de Ia propuesta incorpora-
cidn, que comprende todo ei territorio
al oriente de los limites de IL ciudads
hasta q Tin de Ia adicion University
Heights, 81 cual tiend una mllia y me-
dia de largo una miila de ancho, y
abarca q Country Club en- el norte
y Sc extiende 81 sur hasta el Unite de
Ia adioidn Terrace.
Para que sc incorpore una villa, de-
Be tener ma pOhlaci6n cuand0 meu05
de 1900 habitantes. Sc cree que hay
muchos mas de este nnmero en el te-
rritorio propuesto. Sc esta t0mando
un cenao 3unto con Ia peticidu para sa-
Der exactamente 81 namero do habitan-l
tes one habra en- Ia propuesta villa.
El obioto de Ia incorporation es OBJ
tener mejoras que no Sc pueden conse.
gnir cin n incorporation Sc dice que
serd major incorporate que cutrar en-
los limites de In ciudad por razon de
que Ia nusVa villa podra emprender
las moloras que son neceaarlae mien-
tras auo Ia cindad no puede dar todaH
las mei0Tas cue necesita, por estaf
mny endeudada.
Ia Villa sera sobernada por IN cuer-
DO de fidefcomisufioa se dice que e.
tos serrirdn Sin aalario Tendra an
fnez Dc par. IN soto aiguacu maris-
cal. para pfoieccidn de- policia.
Entre las neioraa qac Sc ntentan eg
tan laa sigulantfa;
Tn nuer0 siaiema de aguas. con IN
fannna ailuado entre 10 Iona al laQo
orlanto do University IleIEhts
orientr de n ndIcldn UniYcrIly HEIGHT
auede ma aiia nfesi6n aurllondo aqua
4 tadas iaa ecccinnea a. q villa pro.
pneaia. Hay On IuEar dlaponltle cen
un buen snftldo DE- aqua eorta dis
lanela del prDpue1io ianaHf
Una euola Dor e neo dei asua qaf
ntfmiia 3 los ffsIleuies euitlfaF ~
holes f1rrner itfilnes = Ftfq1tr.
- ceftlflo adscratc e. trcnaio
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
uN Roao On ABIaUlU

Sc nos ha inf0rfnado que 81 domingo
; del actual he r0bada u resldencia y
tomcrcio del sr. j. u Ortiz en- Adj
auid. ney.ndose los amantes do 10
aeen0 aaslaula dinero en- elective y
eloctos De Ia tlenda. "a ST.. Ortiz esta-
BE- en- nisa al tempo del robo y y re-
trosnr Z Sd casa descunrio el 1echo.
con este motiqo ha hahido baalnnta IN
dianaeldn en Abiquld. sc uarefn que
muv pronto seran appendices l0s cul-
nablea para lmponeflcs e casilgo cue
Inalameple mereccn.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
Psrdones expedidos por Il Cob.
LaErazoIo en- su dIlimo dia.
ENTIRE Los NuEVE QUE FuERoN
PERpoNADoS SE ENcuENTRAl
UNA MuJER: cUATRC cONMl-
TAcloNEs FuERoN coNcEDlp

H&tRttHe 7 - = ttr.tt FrtHr ~tAA 81
~ r
I'm q nltimo da que el Gobernador
LarrazoIo pas6 en- el capitolio como
eiecutiFo del eatado, expldid seis per-
dones, incluyendo en estns a una mu-
ier Ademas de esto expidi6 tres per
dones para muchachos que eataban en-
Ia escnela de reforna
La llsta de los perdonad0s es:
Herculano Martinez, condado de Lin-
coin, sentenclado por fobo.
Marcelino Carabaial, condado de Ote
ro. homicidio.
Jim Ferguson, condado de Guadalu.
pc, homicidlO
Amado ArchuIeta. condado de yalen
cia. estupro.
Josefa Perea de Gonzalez, condado
de Valencia, homicidiO
Walter A. Gray, condado de Torran-
se hoinicidi0
al conceder clemencia Gray. qnien
fu6 sentenciado el Is de Diciembre de
1910, por haber matado una soorines d.
10 el gobernador que eataba convenci
do que Ia mueTte fl1e resullad0 de un
accidente, y que el conVlcto ereyd en-
esos momenios que eaiaDa hacienda
faego sobre I'm homDrs de quien te-
MIA IN gran peligro.
Los que recibierun conmulacIones
fuer0n;
Luciano Lopez, condado De McKin
ley, hoInicidio.
John Parker, conaddo de Mckinley
roho y ostala.
Leandro 0lguin. condado De Valen.
cla. homicldi0 on segundo grado,
Augustus West condado de Grant,
homlcldIo
Los muchachos perdonados de- In es
cuala De reforma son:
Neponnceno Valehzuela. del eondado
De eocS tn
Hercbel Hayford, del condodo de
Coliax
Lnia Baldonado del condado De So
corro.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
oBREcoN ENFERMo. Sc LE oRpE.
MA QUE DEscANsE

Ciudad de Mexico. Enero 4---Lsoa mes
dicos que estan atendiendo al Presi-
dente 0bregon estdn preocupados q
causa desu enfermedad. y le han orde-
nado que tome IN descanso completo.
Como resultado dc 6sta orden Ell
presidente sali6 aver De Ia ciudad para
ir q pasar unos dfas De vacaciones en-
en- 81 estado de Michocan.
Tina grande eomitiya de- empleafios
y alfunos miembroa del caerpo dipi0-
m6tico ie acompa1aron los dlflm0s
van en calldaf de huespedes persona
les del presidense.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06

Sc han estan llerando a cabo muy
lmportantea mei0ras en ei hotel Monte
yuma. las que consisten De nueFos pi.
sos. muobles nuovos. una sala de lec-
turn mas srande, telefonos en- cada
cnarto. " reparaciones en- general por
todo 81 edificio De esta manefa se
espera QUE 81 nuevo hoiiel esiafd "a
alfura &c los meioFes ca e eslado.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
FL NUEvO COBERNADOR TOMA Su
ALTO PUESTO FL DIA PRIAERO
EI Gobernador Merritt C. Mechen1 presto
eIjuranento de ley a las doce en- puuto
del dia prin1ero de- Enero, en- Ell
p0rtico del CapitoliO, en me-
di0 del mayor entuSiaSnO

La Inauguration de Merritt Mechem, como gobemador del
tado tuvo ugar en- pcco del edco del Capoo. De
Ia saa de los representatives. habf anuncado pncpo
por acuerdo de comsion anegos que const6 q ato
e nuevo gobenador S Mhem favor de que Sc ve
fcara alEe os e :, e psma g smpo an euan
tuida exprofeso para. clio,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1921-01-06
UN NOBLE RASGO De ALTRUISMO EN-
FAVOR De UNOS CONDENADOS

Ia colonfa nexicana de- Albuquerque pidt
Ia conmutacion de Ia pena de nluerte
ala de priSi0n, para dos n1exican0S
sentanciad0S en- ell estado de Nue.
va York 4 Sufrir Ia pena capital
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20

Calf, "and that's been a long time.
for I'm now in my sixtyeighth year.
Al remember when l was a child
was Afpt on strict diet of lime
water ann milk for weeks and have
been In Constant distress all these
years. suffered terribly from bloat-
Ing and had to be very careful of what
! ate. became SO weak and nervous
could hardly go about my Homework
and was in a miserable condition.
about two years ago my husband
got such splendid results from Tanlac
he insisted on my taking it and the
medicine wasn't but little while in
Kidding me of my troubles. Ii gave
me splendid appetite, and could
enjoy a good hearty meal, even things
/ hadn't dare touch before, without
any fear of 1t troubling me.
"Then l had the influenza and be-
came dreadfully sick and weak, but
my stomach kept In good order and 1t
only took four bottles of Tanlac to
build me up again to where I'm now
feeling better than at any time can
remember l have gained eleven
pounds In weight, too, and words can't
express the gratitude l feel toward
Tanlae l keep Tanlac in the house
all the time now. for | know it is n
medicine that can be depended upon"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
eyerywhere.-Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware! Unless you see the name
Bayer' on package or on tablets YOU
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
GA rheumatism, Earache, Toothache,
i.umbago, and for Pain Handy tin
boxes OF twelve Bayer Tablets of AS
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sen larger packages. Aspirin Is the
frade mark of Bayer Manufacture NJ
Aonoaceticacidester of Salicylicacsd.
ADV.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
Hammock Time

We'll, remarked the cheerful Girl.
een, spring Is In the air"
Don't know it," replied the father
OF an attractive daughter. MY FROM
'eranda VIII soon be an occupied
rome and If want to enjoy a com.
Portable open-alr smoke in the eye
nings I'll have to sit on the hack
porch. birmingham Ase-Herald
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
C0tarrh

49, 1ssarrn % local disease greatly ,nf,u.
Halls e1nsti.utional conditions.
,onis and Blood Purifier. BY cleansing
sns 9iood and building up the SysTam
nALLs CAIARRH MEDICINE restora.
do Its work Sssure 10
an DrnSgtstS Circulars free
= ). Cheney CO.. Toledo Ohio.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
Ignorance Is Bliss!

"Whoever told you you could play
golf?" sneered the expert.
who? Me?" asked the novice I'm
playing just as we'll as any of the
others, aren't I?'
why. man alive. YOU took fifteen
strokes to make the first hole, Is that
what you call good playing?'
We'll, l hit the ball every time.
didn't II"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
SUFFERING Of 4
LIFETIME ENDED
"Words Can't Express Gratitude
! Feel Toward Ta1lac,"
Says Mrs. Burlington

"From childhood until ! got Tanlac.
81 suffered from indigestion and storn-
ach trouble" said Mrs. J. A. Burning
ton. $40 Stanford Ave, Los Angeles,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20

The Yosemite valley gets its mama
nom an Indian word sisrifvino
large grizzly bear"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20

HE poi. -intion OF the United sintes. as
shpwa 10y the 1p1U census. Is los.
OSs. lbs, as compared with popu,n.
iio1 IN 1910 OF pl.Tg2.366 The IN
CREASE T. therefore i3.7iOsi2 or l49
per cent. The figures OF this census
sh"w that the trend Of population
frcin The country 10 the 'cii, has 10.
cains accestuat.d since 1910 and that
foi the first time IN our history more
tAnn half Of the enIlre popnlntion Ii
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-05-20
help or the rirs, crep.

In the meaatlme practical farm development
was taken ar soil maps Consulted fields orchards
and gardens laid out. aud crop production ar.
ranged Tie beard has made Itself the friend and
rcnGs.tor Of each settler and has been anstintinr
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
NO JOINING SAYS
LEGAL OFFICE or
STATE EDUCATION

Arrangements for attaching the
Highland school district to Moline
was temporarily halted by Francis
G. Blair, state superintendent of
schools, in letter to L. A. Maho-
ney. superintendent Of Moline
schools. The state superintendent
said the Moline district co1ld not
assume the obligations of the ter
ritory that was to be attached to
it.
The legal department Of the state
educational Office is responsible for
the decision, and 1t may mean that
the transfer of the major section
of District As to the local district
No. 40 cannot be completed.
It is believed by the local school
authorities that Mr.. Blair's once
is not thoroughly familiar with the
Moline situation, which is that
there are not enough taxpayers to
maintain educational institutions
there.
The Moline district has shown a
willingness to allow the children to
come to its schools, providing the
taxes from the district come to its
treasury.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
NEGLEY, BACK ON
JOB AGAIN, i TWO
SPEEDERS TAKEN

The new police motorcycle for
the Moline force has been received
and Pleasant Negley is again on
the Job. Motorists are now driving
with An occasional look behind
them.
Mr.. Negley tried out the machine
yesterday afternoon, and last eve
ming he started working. The first
victim was FIJI. Dickman Of Bloom
ington. According to Negley, who
arrested Dickman on Twenty-sev-
enth street near Fifteenth avenue,
the Bloomington driver was going
80 miles an hour. -
The second victim was n. Dunn
of Rock Island. Negley and Dunn
met on. Sixth avenue near Twenty
sixth street and Negley charged the
motorist with driving 20 miles an
hour.
Dickman and Dunn will face Po-
lice Magistrate Gustafson this aft
ernoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
Moline Lodges

Canton, No. 60, PatSiarchs Mill
tant, will confer the Patriarchs
Militant degree on a class Of 20
candidates tomorrow evening in
Swedish Olive hall. Thu candidates
are from Moline, Rock Island, Or
ion, Woodruff, Aledo, Dixon and
Rock Falls cantons and according
to reports, the meeting will be one
OF the largest that has been held
for some time.
All chs~aliers are invited to be
present and as q special treat the
following department and regi-
mental officers have promised to be
present: Major General Joseph
Fairhali- OF Danville, department
commander: General W. l. Green
of Paris, ILL.,: General Charles
Brainard Of Peoria; General Carl
Lager of Geneseo; Colonel E. M.
Rainey Of Chicago; Colonel W. B.
Fritz of DeKalb; Colonel C. A..
Knickerbocker of Peoria, and
Major C. A. Robins Of Dixon, grand
master OF Illinois. "A number Of
other important officers will also
preside.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
ATTORNEY FROM
ROCK. ISLAND TO
CITE OBJECTIONS


R. r Reynolds. Rock Island It.
torney. has been retained By a
property owners, who afs aftenpt-
ing to block confirmation d assess
naent rolls for Fifteenth street dis
trtct paving Improvement.
An objection which lists.27 al
legged reasons II on file in the No
line city court. The attorneys are
trying to. reach IN agreement on q
day for trying . salt and hearing
has been postponed until the At
torneys agree.
The project Is ode Of the largest
which has been approved 30 far
by the local improvement board.
1t provides for paving on the south
west bluff. It Is said that the A
property owners represent only a
small portion of the taxpayers in
svolved.
The arguments cited. by the at
torney are more or less technical,
and along the same lines as objec-
tons usually offered in cases OF
this kind. Mayor C. P.> Skinner.
president of the board, seems con-
fident that the objections will not
hold water.
Objection No. / states The Moline
board Of local improvements Is not
legally constituted. Mayor Skin
ner quotes state law to show that
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
CLEAN UP ALLEY =,
WEEK IS PLANNED

City Health Inspector Toady
made the announcement that next
week is going to be cleanup week
for Moline alleys. Two gangs of
men will start the work Monday.
The city ordinance which pro-
hibits the dumping Of rubbish in
the alleys will be suspended tenn
porarily. Mr.. Lindblad requests
the citizens to have rubbish ready
to place in the alleys so that it
may be collected early next week.
This will be the only general
cleanup Of the alleys this year.
Attempts will be made to visit
every alley in the city and collect
everything the residents may place
there.
The ordinance prohibiting the
dumping of rubbish in the alleys
will be figidly enforced. after the
project is completed. the inspector
said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
MARKET
! VALUES SUFFER
FROM Decline

Chicago. ILL.,. April S.-Bearfsh
industrial and crop conditions tend.
ed today to depress values In the
wheat market. A house with
southwestern connections was con-
ever. contended that the difference
ever, contended tina THE difference
o fpresent grain prices from those
Of . year ago. had more than dis
counted all weakening factors,
Opening quotations, which varied
from unchanged figures to NC
lower, with May $1,35x to 1886,
and July $1.12h, were followed BY
numerous minor changes, mostly
below -yeaterday's finish.
Gossip later that exporters were
onefing to resell led to increased
pressure by the bears. The close
was nervous 1c to 2Ac net lower
with May $1.34 to $1.34A, and July
'$1.11x to- $1.12.
Corn was easier with wheat. After
opening unchanged to Nc hisher
including July at s4kc, the msrke,
underwent a slight general sag.
Scantiness Of receipts operated
subsequently a. / check on tn
bears, the close was unsettled. &c
to Nc to &c lower, with July 63k
to 63A@63hc..
Oats duplicated the action OF
other cereals, starting q shade ofI
to &c advance, July 391sc to 4sAc
and later declining a little all
around. Y
Lower quotations on hogs de-
prlved the provisions market OF
support.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
LsDACk new
| HEAD OF RATES
,INEAsT MOLINE
East HsliDs Organization EIecta
New Olieers for Coming Year
Accept New Member.

East Moline Rotarfans YESTERDAY
held their weekly luncheon, and
also their annual election Of on
Gers in the lobby Of the East Mo
line Y.
Fred H. Bailsback is the presi-
dent for the coming year, taking
the place Of John W. Casio, who
held that Office for the last year.
Other officers elected are:
Vice president-H. ]. Bauta.
Secretary-Ralph E. Stolz.
Treasurer-W. Dale Chambers.
Immediately after the address Of
the day, delivered by p. o. Peder-
son. Of Davenport, who spoke on
the present business conditions Uf
Europe, and a short talk by Earl
Tarbox of Moline, about the COM
ing Peoria convention next week,
the board Of directors WAS chosen.
Mr.. Peterson has recently return
ed from an extended tour Of Euro
pean countries and delivered a
very interesting lecture on the con-
ditions Of commerce in Europe at
the present Tina
Directors are: Fred H. Aailsback,
George D. Long, John w. Casio. w.
Dale Chambers, H. j. Banta, Ralph
E. Stolz and Henry d. Setter. After
their election, the directors met and
named oficefs for the ensuing
year. ~
About fifteen members Of; the
East Moline organization are plan
ming to attend the Peoria conven-
ton. They will leave Moline on
Wednesday morning. Hollis War
rem, East Moline merchant, was ex-
tended the right hand Of member
shin yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-08
Chicago Livestock,

Chicago. April S.VCattUe: re-
ceipts. 1000; generally steady on
all grades and classes; choice 1887
pound steers for export $500; bulk
$7.75@8.50; bulk butcher cows AMI
heifsrs $5.2507.I5; Gamers and
cutters largely $25o@4.00; bulk
bologna bulls $4.25@45oY bulk beef
bulls $5.00@6.00; veal calves most
ly $7.00@S.00; stockers and feed
ers largely around $6.50@7.75.
Hogs: receipts $4,000; opened 10c
to 15c lower; lights and mediums
later steady; others loo to 15c low
er than yesterdays average; top
1915; bulk 200 pounds down, $3.50
@s.75; bulk 220 pounds up $500
9.25; pigs 15c to Csc lower; bulk
desirable $9.50@975.
Sheep: receipts 1000; killing
classes, opened slow, generally
steady; no choice light lambs sold
early; good II pound wooded lambs
1895; zulk shorn lambs, early,
1885; bulk shorn lambs, early.
pound shorn lambs 500; good 100
pound shorn ewes, $5.75.