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THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1912.
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IIbI CHORDS AND DISCORDS W
1 . 1 1 !
THE VALLEY CLARION.
BY J. M. C.
1 marked to Doc Tillman, who've clan
j j i j ii : tram :
uresseu tier nuuuua, aiic uugui,
I i run
Of
A straw vote on the presi
dency was taken at Spencer's
grocer Tuesday night. It re
sulted as follows : Taf t, 1 ; Wil-
a locomotive. "Was It a I
And could a railroad hare
into Swedona" Wna thp old '
! tft have known hetter than to it- k . i. i : i
( -- ! vii i I'' V lliTT O. L IttPL a UUMUrSB nu-
have followed a program laid!ter with a railroad and again be a
!,w-t, or, mATran I prosperous center of population?
woman,
1 i Such were the emeries that, rushed
aEi an actress at that. Mrs. J through his mind. But then he heard
WilkinS, who this year Weighs ja creaming, a yelling, a shrieking
; nnn r,j t,J and a h-ling. and he realized that,
cnl 272 pounds, is seriously' nt . ra,lrmirt Q mnr. la.
iicn, 1; Roosevelt, 1; Ciark, 3; 'thinking Of becoming a disciple! vestment had been reorganized and
Chafin, 2; Bryan, 1. There is of BiUie Burke. Last year she that henceforth its sessions would be
,, , ! , t -i ii j a. i ! announced daily by the ringing of this
considerable speculation as to read Lil Russell and took on bea. ln faet he knew tha public
the identity of the Chafin snp-!f.eh ?-t such a rate she was j school had commenced. There are
porttr3, inasmuch a3 no one ctliged to purchase an entire1 cow t!lrty-?isht enrolled pupils in
, , , . , . , . it. I the school and there will therefore
r-resent refused two helpings of jew ouim lor tne winter. be a iarge class for the
new profes-
sor to handle. Claude Harris of New
, utiKMjinra coini 'Boston is a Macomb graduate with
I (Reynolds Press ) ; three years of experience in dealing
Q'Ji:e a few from here enjoyed ! w ith the practical side of teaching,
themselves Friday night at an ice ' After a month's residence among us
Cream BOClal at the home Of Albert : wa div. HWnv-ereH that ho I. on o.
Mewes southwest of the city. Over- ouisition to anv communitv to be en-
coats were prominent features of the vied, and we therefore bid him most
ririe home. , fcnartiiy welcome to Swedona. Swe-
j dona Correspondence.
pkki; of tn.
f Muscatine News-Tribune. 1 no vor bi.amf himt
j It is also in the second scene that ( (Detroit Free Press.)
the most emotional acting is to be; xPW York Walenty Krutvs and
'fen. Miss Edith Maroon, fclavinz the. ; . - ,... ".,..
, , , . . iarinHiina ireiia, vt imam waice-
pmi ! iii'ihu ue pni;ano, goes into
hysterics, one of the most difficult of
ORDER SIDEWALKS
FOR BIG DISTRICTS
Seventy Blocks in Bluff Section
to Be Improved in Near
Future.
FEW OBJECTIONS MADE
Local Board Also Decides to Pave
Fourth Avenue for Stretch of
Three Blocks.
1911 hard citfer that Brother!
Spencer brought forward, it be-j
ing his birthday.
The Valley cornet band has
changed its weekly practice
right from Wednesday to Thurs
day at the request of the church
Irastees. Mid-week prayer is
held on Wednesday evenings
We refuse to take seriously
the stump assertions of J. Adam
I would give no definite answer to the j
; representatives of the board, hope is
I entertained that he will withdraw his
j resignation. The board aiso decided
j to retain Professor Andrew Kempe in
j the position of treasurer, despite the
I fact that he has been selected head of
j the commercial department Professor
Kempe has rendered such valuable ser
vice during the collection of the jubilee
endowment fund and the Ericson fund
that the board decided that he was in
dispensible at present in managing
the finances of the college.
A report on the success of the Eric
son fund was submitted to the board
and accepted. A resolution was adopt
ed, extending a vote of thanks to Dr.
Andreen for his faithful and successful
work hi securing th?T Request. Repre
sentatives of the Ericson estate should
have met with the board to confirm
the result of the campaign, but failed
to arrive on account of illness ln the
The remainder
The laying of some 70 blocks of
concrete sidewalk in the district bound
ed by Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave
nues and Twentieth street, was ordered ' family of one of them.
by the board of local improvements I of the meeting of the board was de-
kauchas and Veronica Vienckaiczyu-
Kcrle that Vs ia .rn fn. a!l the emotions on the state. The. ! tie. Andrew Ulcezzokas and Cather-
ir.f( wv u 'Joudk woman is herself talented and in Ludoweiz, Walinik Vzkvxmelk-
Taf t because he beheves him to lB this role she more than lives up to rlffia and Madelena pbvroRzaakt, and
fce the best man in the race. J. her reputation. With her rase at the . ,. .
iwnojio was a, gltcil, JUJV.CI . i
following a meeting of property owners
in the mayor's office last night. The
proposition has been before the board
fcr some time and last night's meeting
was for the purpose of hearing objec
tors. Only 1" people attended the meet
ing and not all of these came as objec
tors and the board felt that the sen
timent was strong enough to warrant
the ordering of the improvement with
out further delay.
OHUKK AVEMK PAVED.
At the instigation of the Sash &
Door works, the board this morning
passed a resolution calling for the pav
ing of Fourth avenue from Twenty
fourth street to Twenty-seventh street
and of this latter street between
riape of Kitty."
l'KHtJI. OTF.
(Albany Review.)
Frank Primmer came 1n from Hen
ry county Saturday night with a
sick horse and will not go out again
for a week or two.
It requires a long time for
some people to learn the laws
of the land in which they live,
und accordingly we are called
upon to reiterate that we can't
accept provisions or fuel to be
rpplied on subscription ac
counts. You must drop the
real money on the counter,
neighbors.
Amos Duncan, our detective,
received a telegram Wednes
day and there were rumors
that he had been Summoned in tUft Nebraska state fair, and the many
the Becker case in New York :varif"iP8 f,f eraln- -!
, . u"i'i interesting, and show ua that
Pir. Duncan auicklv annpaserl th- c,. i. i
iloiiB the horticultural line. Even:
more rapidly, and with greater sue-!
cess than our own midd'.e west state.!
When in town stop in front of the !
bank and see the display for yourself, j
and be convinced. i
If what you just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested food
. or nave a feehne of dizziness, heart-
nt it is this fit that is the hardest this week. George Krenz, trte license of the frontage along the thoroughfare burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste In
n an u.e acting in tne piay, "i ne Mar- cierK, toaay announced nimseir a i and there seems no reason which will mouth and stomach headache this is
seovery of the los of her wealthv
young lover she goes mad with jeal-: L zdlcza are tne me coupies wuojFourth and Fifth avenues. The Sash
rimy and falls into a Bcreaming, crying will be married in Queensborough & Door people own about SO per cent
voted to routine business. Among oth
er things, K. T. Anderson of Rock Is
land was elected as board member on
STOMACH MISERY
JUSTJAMSHES
Nn Indigestion, Gas or Sourness
After Taking 'Tape's
Diapepsin."
Eye Strain and Its Dangers.
Never allow children to read or do
any form of fine work unless there Is
a bright, steady light, says a medical
Journal. Working by firelight or In
' the dusk causes such a strain on
financial sews. j young eyes that they never quite re-
j (Hillsdale Post.) j cover, and weak or defective vision
' K. L. Hanson has decorated the ! Is the result. Notice whether a child
window of tffe bank with a display of holds ooks and work very close to
firm products which were Bent to him' the eyes, and if so consult an oculist,
i from Frank Liphardt. of Jchnson. Neb. ' so that the child may he fitteA with
Mr. Liphardt made the exhibition at ! Buitable spectacles.
alsclp.e ol tne simplinea spelling ; prevent the early improvement of the : irdigestion.
8f-no1- i section. When paved it will be used I A full case of Pape"s Diapepsin costs
extensively especially by traffic from only 50 cents and will thoroughly cure
Davenport to the east end of the city i your out-of-order stomach, and leave
SPECIAL SALE
AND
DEMONSTRATION
Of "Wear Ever"
Big Aluminum Cooking Utensils
One Week, Beginning
Monday, Oct. 14
Mrs. Toppin from the "Wear
Ever' factory will explain how
to care for and use aluminum
wear.
Special-For 29c
A three-pint "Wear Ever"
sauce pan the same as
advertised in all the women's
magazines, regular value 45c.
For 49c
A 212-(luart aluminum pre
serving kettle, regular value
85c.
the curious by announcing that
the dispatch was from Mayor
Oaynor of New York advising;
him of the outcome of the
Giants-Red Sox game. Folks'
hereabout did not know before,
that Mr. Duncan was on such'
intimate terms with the' Gotham
executive. Mr. Duncan, with'
characteristic modesty, re-;
frained from going into details,
but admitted he had received re
peated offers to become chief,
of detectives from Judge Gay
ror since he became the official
head of New York.
Breaking Him In.
"My future mother-in-law Is really a
bit too careful. So that my fiancee
shall know wlint to buy after we are
married she taken us both with per to
the market every inornlnpr."
"Well, but what use are you?"
"Oh. I ijay." Fliepeude Blatter.
and to Moline as it w ill permit of
j teams and trucks keeping off of Fifth
i avenue for three blocks. A public hear
, ing on the improvement is set for
I Oct. 26 in the mayor's office.
j OTHER IMPKOVEMKNTS.
Other Improvements ordered by the
board this morning were the laying
of a sidewalk on the north side of
Tenth avenue from Twenty-second to
Twenty-third street and the laying of
a sewer on Fourteenth avenue from
Tenth to Eleventh streets.
WOWLG MC.CQ
JuLCO OPERATIVE STORE CO. JL
the board of control of athletics,
board adjourned last night.
The
At Augustana
sufficient about the bouse in case some
one else in the family may suffer from
f-tomach trouble or indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
tho formula plainly printed on these
EO-cent cases, then you will understand
why dyspeptic trouble of all kinds
must go and why they usually relieve
sour, out-of-order stomachs or indiges
tion in five minutes. Diapepsin is
harmless and tastes like candy, though
each dose contains power sufficient to
digest and prepare for assimilation
Into the blood all the food you eat; j Oscar W. Swensson to John C. Frel
besides, it makes you go to the table berg, lot 13, sub-division S, southwest
w ith a healthy appetite; but, what will quarter, northeast quarter, section 1,
please you most, is that you will feel 17, 2w, $1,325.
MBS
Rock Island, 111.
Ill T)i
j Realty Changes
II-' TIIKKK II ti ki:k M. i Tin:
l'H I t f
(Sherrard Bulletin.)
A number of girls v ere frigh'ened
Monday evening while returning
home from the party cm Dora Harris.' prj:
ny what they supposed was a ghost.
An apparition in white jumped out at
them from behind a bush bark of
Open to Adjustment.
"riorroi. .Tohn: We h:ive come oft
end left the cat nnd the parrot with
nothing to oat"
"Well. I wouldn't worry. These
thir.irs generally adjust themselves.
Mr.ybe the cat will eat the parrot"
Efforts were made yesterday by the
board of directors of Angustana college
to retain Professor I. M. Anderson in
the chair of Greek at the local insti
tmii.n. After a long session of the
directorate a committee was appointed
by the board to visit Processor Ander
son and seek to dissuade him from his
plan to accept the position of actuary
with the Seandia Life Insurance com
pany. Although Professor Anderson
that your stomach and intestines are
clean and fresh, and you will not need
to resort to laxatives or liver pills for
biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will be crangy about this
splendid stomach preparation, too, if
jcu ever try a little for indigestion or
gastritis or any other stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute and for
ever rid yourself of stomach trouble
and indigestion. (Advertisement).
Albert Meyers to Elisa Vogel, lot 13,
Schubert & Fluegel's .Second addition.
Rock Island, $450.
William I. Lavender to Frank K.
Rhoads, section I. 17, 2w, $1.
Elmore II. Stafford to Mike Ligieno,
part outlot B, Fouth addition, Silvis,
$225.
Matt Simonson to Tekla Mlnteer,
section 8, 17, lw, Henderson's addition,
South Moline, $1,100.
Theodore Siobert to William H. Si
belt. lot (!. William E. rtailey's Eighth
addition. Rock Island, $1.
Carrie E. Beal to Kickolas H. Jacob
sen, lot S, block 1G7. East Moline, $500.
Ixirls Williams to Rene Van Spy-broec-k,
part lot 11, block 171, East Mo
line, $375.
Moline Trust & Savings bank to
Johnson C. Brown, lot 22, east half,
southeast quarter, section 4, 17. lw.
South (.'oluna road, $275.
Thomas W. Maher, et al., to Charlea
A. Johnson, lots 5 and 6, section 28,
18, Maher's garden tracts, $1,450.
Hoarseness In a child subject to
croup iB a sure indication of the ap
proach of the disease. If Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared. It will prevent the attack.
Contains no poison. Sold by all drug
gists. (Advertisement.)
Haninlson's furniture store, at
the
Gambling is said to have be-!
come rampant in our village. A
well known head
same time giving voice to what seem
ed to them an unearthly yell. They
of course started to run, and wh n
they got to Joe Flaherty's restaurant
they asked him to go with them as
a protector. A block further on, the
ghost aypeared aain. but this time
he made himself known, and it proved
of a family j ' 'OM Harris, who thought he
.. v i j t i ' was having some harmless fun. While
who is prominent m our church ;hA unGOU,)tPdlv Qid not mean any
work, according to report, frit- harm, it might easily have proved
tered away $2.10 in a single' f,prlous-
i.igni lasi wecK over a poKer,
table. This is a case that our
marshal might look into before!
the disease spreads and en-j
rcesfces others of cvr reputable;
I .
in Valuable Premiiim
citizens.
Mrs. 8eth Wilkins, while go
irg through some beauty-producing
motions that she learn-;
td from Sarah Bernhardt, fell!
against the kitchen stove. The
ptove was overturned and a pan
of boiling soup trickled down
Mrs. Wilkins' srine. She re-
"IIIOM-: WKRK THE llPI'Y im?."
(Sherrard Bu'loMn
A number of boys went ir.to T. Be'.l's 1
melon patch in Woodhull the other
right, and stole a number of what I
they supr.osed were watermelons.'
Imagine their disgust when they ;
brought them to the light and dis
covered that it wag pumpkins instead .
of melons they had hooked.
THE HEM. OF MFDOA,
(Sherrard Bulletin.)
About four weeks ago the corre
spondent was startled by hearing a
bell start ringing. It was on a Mon
day morning, hence could not be the
church bell. It was of different tone
from the church be'.:. It. had almost
nu n ami rooit F..NTKR on
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i From The Argus F'lcs of 17.) descent will not be the future light,
Oct. 7. M. M. Sturgeon has rented however. It is gaining more in gen
t lie Kohn hout-e on Eighteenth street eral favor every year. At a meeting
of County Treasurer Schafer, and ! of the city council last night all the
will occupy it immediately. iflectrie light companies were asked
The Moline and Rock Island hon-c to make new proposals.
railroad i." raiding its track to tip
grade and repairing it generally along
Twentieth ttreet between Seco.'.d audi
Fourth avenues. !
Thomas B. Reidy. clerk ln the C.,l
R. I. v P office, has returned from
Chicago, his first visit to the lihnois
metropolis. Tom is complettly icfat-;
uated with the big town. j
The work of repairing the govern-1
ment bridge is progressing with much
r.ore rapidity than it was at first
t'u ught possible to push it. With
!...' txttptiou of one fpan. the floor
ing .f the drive way of the main
Irivige has been entirely completed.
-"eptlr.g the laying of the iron. I'
v il" be thre weeks tomorrow Ti'fh'
since she bridges were olefd. and
If thiT' is as much success wi'h the
undertaking in the future as there
has be. n so far the repairs will be
completed and the bridges open to
IrrlV.c a good while before the river
clce.
Oct. S. One thing is settled in re
gard to the lighting cf the city for
the next three year., and that, is that
the arc tvgtem will be us.-d. It i
A. M. Primer, assis'ant state sec
retary of the Illinois Y. M. C. A.,
will conduct a sor.g service at the
rooms of the local Y. M. C. A. tomor
row at 3:30 p. m. Rev. Mark Bruner
of Beards'own is expected to be pres
ent and speak.
Oct. 11 The I'nion street car line
seems to have considerable trouble
keeping its motors on the track. Yes
terday another delay was occasioned
ly one leaving the track at F.lm street
hnd horses were substituted.
Danport wi.l have a good nine in
the Interstate league cext season.
IV!. 12 The steamer A. E. Conn
of Sjniaio. Wis, towing two large
barges, is coming down enroute for
the Tennessee river. It is a eldewheel
tug. something new in these waters,
and is ln command of Captain Brick
ley. Its destination is Chattanooga.
Tenn., where it is to be used in tow
j ir.g logs. If the Mississippi is reach
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in making the rest of the Jourr.ey.
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