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12 RICHMOND IS r.; THE CIIAIRL' IAN him on this side of the river," was dis charged yesterday by Magistrate Rod- dewig of Davenport at the request of the prosecuting, attorney. Silverman has -sold his grocery store on Seven teenth street to B. Goldman. South Rock Island Man Steps Into Carey's Place on County Board. ON THE FIRST BALLOT MOLINE MAN TO BE SALES MANAGER I). (J. Garrison Resigns Position to Accept lIao With Itock Island Plow Company. John Upton of Howling Is Tempo rarily I'lared in Chair Con sider Cost of. Jail Food. George H. Richmond of South Rock Island was elected chairman of the board of supervisors this afternoon, Without any concentrated opposition: The board met at 2 o'clock to organ ize, and John Upton of Bowling was chosen chairman over H. C. Harris of this city, by a. vote of 17 to 14. The following were declared duly elected on the report of a credentials commit tee composed of Supervisors Wilcher, Weckel and Gould : Edward Cool, Cor dova. Leslie Hanna, Canoe Creek; J. J. 1 Huntley, Port Byron; Andrew O'Brien, Hampton; M. V. Battles, Jr., Swan Dahlberg, M. R.Carlson and Ezra L. Eastman, Moline; Charles Oswald, Herman Doering, H. C. Harris and S. n. wrigm, kock isianu; ueorge n. Richmond, South Rock Island; John McGimpsey, Coal Valley; P. H. Wads- worth Rural- .lamps Wnahlp Kilffine- ton, and J. H. Bendle, Drury. Only One Ilnilitl. There was one informal ballot for chairman, resulting as follows: Rich- mord, 17; D. W. Matthews. 4; M. W. Battles, 4; John Weckel, 4; John Lip tor, 1. election of Mr. Richmond, on the 41 . . , , 1 T II.. . . . 1 1 . I ill . . li I r L unuui. lit; yuumi M i u it-a, while D. W. Matthews polled C, Sup ervisor Weckel 3, and M. W. Bat tles 1. Mr. Richmond on assuming the chair spoke of the financial condition of the county urging that every ef fort be devoted to remedying the situation. He asked the cooperation of the members in this endeavor. ItaniNer'N Itenolutlon. . That the new board does not in tend to let the matter of the jail diet go by without attention was in dicated when the resolutions of for mer Supervisor E. V. Ramser weie called up and read. Supervisor East man has a substitute for them which he will offer tomorrow. Supervisor Eastman secured the adoption of a resolution calling for a comprehensive report by the fi nance committee as to the estimated receipts and expenditures of the dif ferent departments and offices. The board adjourned until tomor row morning. DROP DAVENPORT CHARGES Jacob Silverman Will Xot Be Prose cuteri Across the River. Jacob Silverman, the Rock Island grocer who was arrested on a warrant sworn out in Davenport on the charge of receiving stolen property and who baa similar charges pending against Dame Fashion Says: 4k 99 A BASKET HAT We've a few exclusive mod els that we feel sure would please you some are plain with a ribbon or two, others have (lowers and fruits in profusion as trimmings. The prices are not at all high $5 to $25. This statement as to our prices will make an especially strong appeal to you if you stop at one or two other stores and then come here. Compare the hats and pi-lots asked you -will buy hre if you do. DAWSON MILLINERY CO., D. G. Garrison yesterday resigned his position as assistant sales man ager of the Moline Plow company to take a position May 1 as general sal s manager of the Rock Island Plow com pany. He has served 14 years with the Moline company. THE IV EAT HER. Partly oloutly tonljtlit and TUunulaj j -liler tttnljcht. J. M. SIIKItlKR, Loral Forecaster. Temperature nt 7 n. in., 4(1; at 3 p. m X4. Minimum temperature In 24 lioura. 17; minimum. 44. Precipitation In 24 bourn, .4.1 Inrhea. Wind velocity at 7 n. iu., it mllen per hour. RIVER BULLETIN. Stage. Chng. Precip. St. Paul 8.C Red Wing C.9 Reed's Landing ... CO La Crosse 8.5 Prairie du Chien...ll.2 Dubuque 12.8 Le Claire 7.8 Davenport ..11.0 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.5 0.6 .02 .12 .20 .36 .48 .40 .54 .45 April 21 In History. 32.1 B. C Alexander the Great died. 1142 Pierre Abelard. famous unfortu nate French scholar and reformer, died; born 1070. 17X1 Bishop Ileber. author of "From Greenland's Icy Mountains," born; died 1S2G. 1830-Battle of San Jacinto: defeat and frightful slaughter of Mexicans by Texans under Sam Houston. 1902 Phenomenal weather In the west, with hot and cold waves. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. Sun sets 0:41. rises 5:0(5; moon sets 8:44 p. m.; 0 p. m.. planet Mercury In superior conjunction with the sun, passing from west to east of that body on the farther side, thus changing from morning to evening star; sun's declina tion 12 degrees north of celestial equator. 113 Eighteenth Street. Rock Island. CITY CHAT. Kerler & Co. weave rugs. Buy a home of Reidy Bros. Read H. K. Walker's want ads. Tri-City Towel Supply company. Closing out sale at David Dons. Closing out" sale at David Don's. Closing out sale at David Don's. All razors 99 cents. David Don's. For bus and express. Spencer & Trefz, Godfrey's laundry gives green trad ing stamps. 25 per cent oft on garbage cans at David Don's. See rny ad about Chi-Namel dem onstration. David Don. McCabe's the big store, the great economy center see ad. Let Krell & Johnston do your tin and furnace work. 1316 Third avenue. H. T. Siemon wants your tin and furnace work. 1520-1528 Fourth ave nue. White Lily motor washers now $13.25. Guaranteed five years. David Don. ' Lewis' Single Binder straight 5 cents You pay 10 cents for cigars not so good. Floors, linoleum, doors, furniture. can be made new with Chi-Namel David Don. Thirty "S. & H." green stamps free to everybody. Cut out the coupon n McCabes ad. Thursday at 3 p. xn. 25 cent to 15 cent wash dress goods at 15 cents per yard. McCabes. McCabe's annual clean-up of rem nants and short lengths . of silks to morrow at 29 cents a yard. Lonsdale bleached and Pepperell It muslins, 7 cents per yard Thursday at Horblit s department store. As you can have your laundry sun dried; why not call up old phone C52-L and let the Home laundry do it for you? Attend the concert and ball given by the Rock Island Singing society Thursday night, April 22, at Turner hall, Rock Island. Excellent program of 15 numbers. Admission, gentlemen 25 cents. Ladies and children, free. The illustrated Ben Hur lecture given under the auspices of the Daugh ters of the Covenant of the First Methodist chnrrh last eveniner nrnvprt 'a disappointment. The lecturer failed to put in an appearance and the pic rues were not satisfactory, a fact greatly regretted by the young ladles ' i Licensed to Wed. Louis Martina Madison Chicago Mrr. Jennie Alice Kaiser '. . .". . .Chicago Clayton Shoup .Justus, Ohio Lillian Etzel Rock Island Anti-Segregation Law Passed. I Madison. Wis., April 21. The Wis consin senate today passed the Ham bericht anri-seereeation hill relating students in the University of Wiscon sin. The measure now goes' to thel governor. I Thursday, beginning at 9 a. m. End continuing till cl osing time, fine 15c Cambric Muslin; with special long cloth finish, per yard, 10c. ROCK ISLAND, Il.Z?n$Z&IZF Friday morning at 9 o'clock, while one case lasts, mill lengths - of Bleached Mus lins, worth per yard 10c to 14c at per yard, 8c , The Big Store -The Great Economy Center ANOTHER potent reason why the sales of this store from week to wet k shows such a large increase over the corresponding weeks of former years, is because the splendid values we give at all times is unquestioned. We get praise for" our goods, our methods and our liberality not complaints "about them. We get "boosts'' not "knocks' The friends of our customers come here, and their friends' friends, and they're all satisfied. Five Extraordinary Embroidery Offerings THURSDAY, a. m. and. till sold, 1,000 yards cam bric corset cover embroideries, splendidly finished edges, till sold, 15c yard. GOO yards Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook Ail-Over Embroideries, for yokes, gimps ,etc, just the thing for summer wash dress trim ming", values up to $1.75 yard, two lots, yd., 58c and 75c. 1,250 yards Cambric Edges and Insertions in medium and wide widths, splendid wearing edges also finest Swiss matched edges and insertions for baby dresses an offering of the rare type two lots, 15c and 10c yd. The New Coats Covert Cloths, English Serges and Broadc'o hs THE search for a coat, at once comfortable, stvlish and inexpensive, will lead you to inspect our fine, large assortment of half, three quarters and full length coats . Models. are the latest, and show exclusive style touches that lift them above the ordinary. Women of all figures easily fitted. Long Coats in the new hipless and semi-fitted effects, cleverly tailored made of tan coverts, navy serge and light fancy materials, $14.50 to $30.00. French design novelty coats You may have seen them, but not at $19.50, for $25.00 is what other houses who have these vogueish models are asking. We have them here made of fine tan coverts, or of blue serges and the smart black and white checks, if you try one on, you'll buv it. One of our great coat values of the season, $19.50. - "ATTN f-- A V WE find that the Amer ican interpretations of the great est French Millnery. artists this season follow more the lines and style thought of Ceorgette, Suzanne Talbot and Esther Maver. than any of the other great Paris stars. Fifth Ave., New Vork, and Mich igan Ave. make these European styles piactical for American women. The in spiration for our workrooms comes from both the foreign and American sources and the new creations which you see here can be relied on to be the latest Paris ideas, coupled with the refined touches of the best American talent. HELP! Help! The feet of this com munity are crying, for they want more than shoes they want comfort. We sometimes wonder whether all the people really appreciate what a large shoe store this is and what a great variety of shoes we show, ind then we look at the people who began to patronize us "'hen 'we first commenced to sell shoes and who still buy their shoes here and we realize t'neir appreciation. Both in" men's and women's sections we 'aim to save you 50c to $1.00 on each pair nothing strange, about this, our magnitude is simply so great that it makes our prices so much less that is all. Just take a look at our splendid line of women's Majestic Shoes for $2.50. Try a pair of our men's Arnold or King Quality Shoes for $.''.50 or $1.00 and you'll enjoy your feet more than you have for a long time. For all sorts of occasions the Regis Shoe for Women has no superiors and few equals stvles for every time and place per pair. $5.00. $4.00, '$3.50 and $3.00. For foot-comfort,, toe-room and general all-round serviceability the Educator and Playmate Shoes for chil dren are un.-ur:assed. $2.25. $1.75 and $1.50. Thursday all day white, pink and blue wash ribbons No. 1 width, fine quality 10 yards for 10c None to dealers. Values That Mean a Saying In Our Furniture and Carpet Department. BARGAINS tersely told. New Velvet Carpets with border to match, browns, greens and tans, floral and Oriental patterns, usually sold at $1.25, choice, 95c yard. Brussels Carpets, with or without borders, wide range of patterns and colorings, suitable for all purposes, 85c, 3c, CSc, and 50c yd. Park Mills, best all wool ertra super Ingrain Carpets, very special for this week, 65c yd. Other Ingrain Carpets, 55c, 45c and 25c yd. Good Floor Burlap, yard wide all standard colors, a bargain, 13j4c yd. Rug bulletin, with prices very much to the point 9x12 Brussels Rugs, all wool face. $9.95. '9x12 Velvet Rugs, Sanford's perfect goods. $15.00. ' 9x12 Axminster Rugs. Smith's and Sanford's stand ard goods, $25.00 and $19.50. New Shades in Seco Silks SIXTY-FIVE new pieces of this most beautiful of silk fabrics will be put on sale Thursday, including the new shades of mustard, peach, apricot, duck, wisteria, ca tawba, raspberry, Edison blue, Niagara green, etc., etc., also all the staple and pastel shades. The most desirable of all sheer, silky mater ials for dressy costumes or waists much sightlier than the most expensive mousalin de soie. silk mull, or silk muslin. For a few days only at our wash goods deparment, at, per yard, 29c. Annual Spring Clean-up of Remnants and Short Lengths of Silks, 29c yd. THURSDAY morning at 9:.'50 and for the day till sold, we offer about 1,500 yards of plain and fancy silks, including all the season's best colors and weaves, left from full pieces that have been sold during the big silk business of February and March this event is one of great interest to thrifty buyers, as the vanetv of colors and weaves covers almost the entire collection of latest silks made for the Spring selling Thursday all day, yard 29c All is Not Gold that Glistens PROVE the McCabe Linens, not by what they say one day. but by what they do six days in the week, fifty-two weeks in the year . The steady policy of this linen sec tion is to. give you the best linens every day in the year at' the fairest possible prices. We stand back of evrey bit of linen we sell. It's linen and all linen it we say so. If you have ever bought linens here you know it's not mere newspaper talk. If you're a linen expert you'll want to buy your linens here. - If you know nothing about linens, it's certainly a wise and safe precaution to buy them at McCabe's. 25c to 45c Wash Goods for 15c THURSDAY, 3 p. m. 1,100 yards domestic and imported wash dress goods including embroidered crepes, linen voiles in cream, imported zephyrs, merceriz ed ginghams in beautiful plaids, etc..- etc. Splendid assortment of colors and styles, 25c to 45c values, at per yard, 15c. Notions PEARL buttons, pure white, card of 1 doz. 2c. Hooks and eyes, 2 dozen on card, 3c. Ball top hair pins, 3 on card. 10c. 25c fancy carved barretts, only 14c. . 100-yard sewing silk spool, 4c. Double twilled tape, as . sorted widths, 2c bolt, 2c. Hose supporters all col ors, pair, 6c. Tan Hosiery A BEAUTIFUL showing of all the newest and prettiest in Tan and Brown Hosiery. Wood and golden browns, Bronzes and ox bloods, styles and colors to match the newest oxfords and slippers the colors usu ally so hard to. find are all here. Women's -Tan Hose in silk, lisle and fine cotton, per pair, $1.25, 75c, 50c and down to 15c. Refrigerator Bargains NEW Iceberg Refrigera tor, highly polished ; hardwood case, with heavy . galvanized .lining, removable . drain pipe, - 75-lb. ice ca parity, Thursday bargain ? price, $9.00. '4t' CUT OUT THIS COUPON. This coupon is good for 30 "S. & , H." Green Trading Stamps by making a purchase of $1.00 or more. These stamps will be given in addition to those you are entitled to on any purchase you make at the time. ' . Present coupon at Stamp Station, second floor. Good until May 1, igog. . . L. S. M'CABE & CO.; Rock Island, 111. China and Glassware STAR cut glass water set, jug and six tumblers to match. The price' was never less than $3.00, for Thurs day, set $1.50. Star cut glass water tum blers, regular table size, set of six, 75c. Haviland China deep coupe plates, the princess pattern, worth $5.00. for Thursday $3.00 dozen, or each 25c. REAUTIFY YOUR lawn by using a light ning Dandelion extermina tor. The only quick, sure and easy way to rid your lawn of dandelion and keep it free. See them in the housefurnishing depart ment, $2.00. Fancy Jardineers in a variety of new decorations, medium and dark colors, 7 and 8 inch sizes, worth up to 65c. choice of the lot at 33c. WE call SDecial at- f tention to our offer ings of Park Mills Ingrain Carpets. They are the recog nized standard ingrain car pets of this country, and we unhesitatingly recommend them as the best value on the market. We have the new spring patterns in shades of browns, greens, tans, reds and delft blue. We place on sale ten choice patterns of this best all wool goods at 65c yard. . All wool filled extra super carpets, 55c yard. Heavy Union ingrain car pets, 45 to 40c yard. ; ' ,'; . 'Stfltana and aggrette car pets, Oriental and floral pat terns, also solid colors, browns, reds and greens. : 28 to 22c yard. : is