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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
Alleged Bank Robbers Arrested.

York, Neb., May 6.-Three men sns.
pected of having been concerned in
numerous bank robberies throughout
the state have been arrested here.
one OF them was recognized as James
). Leo, who was held in the Lincoln
Jail for three months, accused of rob.
bling a Burlington train. The men
carried revolvers and q quantity of
dynamite and burglars tools.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
Jury Acquits Wellner

Hamilton, O., May 6-Frederic C.
Wellner, farmer and preacher of Mil
tonville, o., accused of having MUIR
dered James Hatfield, his farm hand,
upon whose life he had taken out an
insurance policy for $4,000, payable to
Mrs. Wellner, was acquitted by a
jury. Wellner claimed Hatfield was
killed by his horse running away.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
The Real Estate Agents and Home.
seekers Special Excursion South. to

leave Denison at p IN. Monday, May
Is, via the Illinois Central Railroad,
will be one OF the great events of the
season, and every man who may be
looking for Southern Investments,
Southern Lands, or southern Home,
cannot afford to miss this opportunity
of making a most delightful and inter
esting ten days trip through the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Miss
issippi and Louisiana. For rates and
Itinerary of the trip, and for sleeping
car accommodations, apply at once ts
the undersigned.
j. F. Merry,
Ass. Gen'l Pass Agent,
Dubuque. Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
Seventeen Rioters Arrested.

Muskogee. l. T., May 6.-Seventeen
prisoners, charged with rioting at
Braggs, |. T., were brought here by
Dave Adams, deputy United States
marshal. Their arrest was the result
of trouble between negroes and whites
which began at Braggs last Sunday.
Three of the prisoners are negroes.
All except two are farmers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
Not worth the Trouble,

"You write your first name very we'll
indeed, Miss Pinlie,' criticised the
writing teacher, but you make sad
botch of the johnson part of it."
"What is the difference. Mr.. Spen-
cer?' asked the pretty girl. 81 expect
to change the Johnson part Of it some
day."-Chicago Tribune.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07

Claim Of DR. Wtterhouse, the sum
CT co. was laid over till June SEES
sion.
f w Meyers, post master, stamps
for county officers. ......... AZ 90
VIM Lueck assessing Washington
NO 1ow Sshneider Eow,er ' o. COOL 80 ~
for poor and lumber for bridge,
holland district. ...... 13 50
On motion contract by and between
the Crawford County Phone Co and
Crawford county was for phones in
clerks, county superintendent coun.
ty attorneys and recorders office were
approved,
Dan McGrath assessing saloons at
Charter OAK. ....- 49,. ....,.... 90
J A Van Wrinkle repairs at sher-
ifs Office and city hall ......... 90
Chas Smith trustee DeniSon town
Sh1p...,, w
e Gulick justice Of peace tran
script case State VS. Howard, w
w Wallace. claimed S4l.25...... So IS
r knaul merchandise for sheritf's
office. ...... 351
On motion Herman Grill be awarded
VIC lOl u oc-lOOU SpuA SCCCl
bridge with 20 foot otapproach Oh each
end, With 16-foot roadway, to be built
across Boyer river, one mile east OF
town OF Vail, Iowa, for the sum OF
s565.o5, in accordance with speci1ca,
tious and plans on file Ia the auditors
office. Ayes: Holland, Ahart, Molter,
Cook.
On motion contract, bond and speci,
locations of Herman Grill for 5o-foot
span steel bridge were approved.
Claim of H n Wescott for the sum
of $500 was rejected.
Board of equalization Of Icity of
Denison, to meetings. ......... so &c
Ordered by the board that q remit
lance of S125.39 be made to the Chica
go & Northwestern Railroad Co. Of
taxes of 1902, on account of erroneou;
assessment.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
Albanians Murder Turkish Genera,

ans WUTueT TURKISH General.
Vienna. May 6.-An unccnfrmed
rumor is current here that Albanians
have murdered the Turkish general of
the Uskub district. The sultan re-
Gently issued an trade ordering the
immediate construction of large
number of block houses along the Bull.
garian frontier.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
sHAws GOING ToEURopE.
The Secretary and Family will Sail on
July 4.

Telegraphic dispatches yesterday
morning stated that Secretary Shaw
and family would sail for Europe July
4. Mr.. shaw's stay will be brief but
Mrs. Shaw Miss Enid, Erma and Earl
will remain until autumn,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Board met at p. M.
Resolved by the board Of supervisors
Of Crawford county, Iowa, that where
as, Fred Brandenberg has petitioned
said board for a refund of $50 for mulct
tax paid by him for q period of one
month, which time be did not operate
his saloon, on recommendation of the
county attorney, P. ]. Klinker, the
said amount is hereby refunded.
Highway petition No. 945 came up
for hearing and was established as q
public highway upon condition that
the petitioners pay part Of the damag-
es the sum of Sl3s.ss. Ayes: Cook,
Molter, Holland, Ahart.
Highway petition No. 939 came up
for hearing and was laid over till June
session.
Highway petition No. 925 came up
for hearing and was laid over till June
session and whole board committee
to view the same.
Board adjourned at 5 p. n. to meet
Friday, April 10th, at 8 q. N.
81. @. SCHROEDER,
NJ. ]. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor.
Board met in auditors Office Friday,
April 10th, 1903.
Members all present.
Called 10 order at 9 q. N.
Minutes Of Thursday, April 9th,
were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Iowa Phons Co rental of instru-
ments, telephoning BY county. :.
VIM ill., labor on bridges schroe :s q %
John Gibson. labor Ahart district 20 SO
Morris McHenry chairman on
ROAD. .....,....... .............. B w
John Holland committee work
and mileage Observation-Disclosures. 20 80
Ed Ebert clerk Hanover township 600
Ordered by the board that Frank
Fee be allowed the sum of 81 1000 as
partial payment Of building for tenn
porary county offices, and the county
auditor authorized to draw warrant
for same.
On motion sheriff's quarterly report,
ending March 3Ist, 1908, was approved.
Holland, Ahart, Molter, aye; Cook
nay.
Henry RalI balance dna in cnnyau
ing patients to Clarinda. Ays:
Holland, Ahart, Molter. Nays:
COOK. ............... -. ....... Is 40
Henry Bell salary for January,
February, March; serving sub
poenas, etc. Ayes: Holland,
Ahart, Molter Nays: Cook. 1876 81
Henry Bell boarding and caring
for prisoners, etc, for March.
Ayes: Holland, Ahart, Molter.
Nays: Cook........ ........... 1919 60
Manila Times, stationery ....... Is 90
&C Vail publishing board pro-
ceedings.. ........ $40. ...... 63 AZ |
Deniaon Bulletin publishing
board proceedings, bar dockets,
financial report, etc ............ IT'S 20
Roard adjourned at y, noon, to meet
at p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
: Board met at p. m. and allowed
claims ss follows:
Crawford County Phone Co to tel
D G Thew livery hire by S v
Z O'Hare, county attorney ....... IA 90
VIM SCHNEIDER assessing East
Boyer township. -. 80 SO |
Gus Retman labor at clerks Office
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07

A cruel story runs on wheels, and
every hand oils the wheels as they run.
Eliot.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
Illinois Central
EXCURSION RATES.

Excursion tickets will be sold by the Him
OILS Central,sto the points, and at Rates as
follows:
FARE AND oNE-THIRD ON CERTIFICATE.
PLAN.
SToUX CITY, IA.,-Grand Lodge A. o. q. W..
and Degree of Honor of Iowa, May 1914.
WAsHINGroN.,D. Congress of American
Physicians and Surgeons, May 1914.
uNEw ORLEANS, LA.,-Annual Conversion
International Association of Chiefs of Police,V
May, 12-16.
STORM LAKE, IA,,-Iowa Womans Home-
Missionary Society. NAV, :97-2S.
Open Rate OF One and One-tkird Fare.
Dies MONIES, Ia. Annual Convention, Iowa
State Sabbath School Association, June, 1918. /
OPEN RATE OF ONE FARE PLUS sa.oo,
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA..-State G. A. r. Encamp-
ment. May 1921.
For Particulars us to dates of sale. rates
etc, apply to any Illinois Central ticket agent
or address the undersigned.
j. f. MERRY
Asst. Gent Pass. Agent
Dubuque, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-07
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Proceedings of the Board OF Supervisors
Of Crawford County, April Session.

Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors
OF Crawford County, April Session.
Board met in Auditors Office Thurs
day, April 8, 1908.
members ali present.
Called to order at a. m.
Minutes Of Wednesday. April Sth,
were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Frank Faul clerk to costs in
Mitchell, Mulvihlll and Maak
insane cases, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So So
Frank Faul clerk to costs in case
Crawford County State Bank
and w A McHenry VS. Iheo
kuhl treasurer Observation-Disclosures. 106 10
John Rohen labor Holland district O9
Dow City Enterprise stationery. 81 90
D Iyens merchandise and re-
pairs at court house and jail. Z 90
Sisters OF Mercy care of Otto
BingeSon months ........ 30 90
Thos Mlchaelson house rent for
Mrs Montgomery ............ 9 60
David Kuhl labor Ahart district. S So
q b Molter committee work and
mileage -. ...:....... ......... IL 90
Sol Miller labor Ahart district. 10 90
j NJ Peters trustee jackson town
ship. J. -. ...;..;......,. 90
| j O'Donneli trustee Jackson town
ship :.....;....... ,...... -. 90
Hans Ahrenkiel trustee jackson
township ;.... 90
Robt Hannah clerk jackson town
ship .;:..... -: ......... >. 90
w M McLennan justice peace
transcript case State VS. Dunn.... so
Claims Of various parties were al
lowed for merchandise, medicine, house
rent, medical service, ETC.. for quaran-
tine families Of Lentz, Obenchain,
Day, Roam, L'ngle and Johnson, pay
ment recommended by local board Of
health Of city of DenisoD:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11

mean. cowardly, and untruthful
would go to the domain Of the evil
one. his arrow would ever miss its
mark, hunger and thirst would pursue
him, and the joys of squaw and pa.
poose would be denied to his tepee.
The Kickapoos are pure race.
never having interbred with white or
black. This. again. Is due TO their
religion. To explain their notion on
the subject. Mr. Bentley related the
reply Of a Kickapoo woman to a pro
Dosal OF marriage from a white man.
She told the paleface that he was fair
20 look upon and agreeable to her
desires. but that his god was not her
god and that their offspring would be
neither Indian nor paleface. and
therefore. a spiritual orphan. to be de
MED in the unendlng life to come the
protection Of the good spirit Love
him as she might, she loved yet her
race more and refused his offer.-Gal.
weston News.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11
neIenntlon Can't Agree.

Will the oregon delegation to con
gress recommend a successor to United
States District Attorney John H. Hall
before next fall or winter?
George c. Brownel, candidate fol
the office, believes yea" j. G. More
land. his competitor, believes may"
Has the delegation agreed how tc
distribute the FIVE land Offices? Not
yet. VIII 1t agree soon? Nobody
knows.
Yesterday the delegation held con.
slstory in Senator Mitchell's 900" of
Portland Hotel. The morning session
was devoted TO discussion Of Lewis
and Clark matters; the afternoon ses.
sion to a parley on federal patronage
It's a deep, dark secret how things
turned out, so deep and dark that
neither Senator Mitchell nor Senator
Fulton nor Representative Williamson
nor Representative Hermann could
cast any light upon II at all
we couldn't agree" said Senator
Mitchell last night
I'VE didn't do anything; nothing at
all" proclaimed Senator Fulton.
I'VE came out through the same
hole we went in" were the words Of
Mr.. Williamson.
Matters rest the same as before"
announced Mr.. Hermann.
It was a day Of toll and trouble and
OF anxiety for the politicians. They
stood around in punches, wondered
how II would all come out. The buzz
OF their voices hoated upward until II
became almost inaudlblc and then
was waited by gentle zephyrs through
the open windows OF 800" and be.
tween the waving lace curtains. The
clang Of whlzzlng street cars intonated
falntly through these selfsame win.
dows, car after car, and still the dele.
cation sat and sat. nor took the meas
lre Of the time
Il shall go to Astoria Saturday az
iernoon at 2 p. m. announced the Clat.
sop senator.
Il shall go home Saturday evening""
said Mr.. Williamson.
And L. remarked Mr.. Hermann.
shall start for TIlamook tomorrow
Nobody asked why; everybody
thew. Mr.. Hermann. goes TO inform
himself closely about the need OF har.
'or improvements. He will visit all
he harbors on the Oregon coast this
ummer.
How well you look" exclaimed all
hree to Senator Mitchell
Never felt better In my Iife." was
he RESPONSE. Look well? Why
iouldn't f?"-oregonian. |:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11

only half a dozen, can get great po-
Iitical prestige. and any amount OF
money will back him to protect great
interests.
This is the political game, as II Is
played in the election Of senators In
these days, and Mr. Bourne will be
found 10 have his hand on the situa-
lion when the time comes for action.
Joe Simon. or any other man. play
ing Bournes part. would be dubbed a
boss. But Mr Bourne Is only serving
his personal friends. In reality he
only seeks an opportunity TO serve
their interests. not his own And that
is a strong lead.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11
Three Insane Patients.

Sheriff II. X. Brown has placed In
the insane asylum Harvey Yount. ol
Baker county. a miner, aged 40 years
who predicted the end Of the world for
today W. N. Sutton, OF Clatsot
county, is another new arrival at the
asylum. coming up under the care of
Sheriff Hnnvllle. Sutton is a team.
ster, aged 20 years, and has threat,
ened suicide. Mrs. Marguerite Phipps,
aged 81, was brought TO the asylum
from Washington county by Sheriff j.
a. sewell and Mrs. JAMIE sewell. The
patient claims TO be constantly seeing
snakes, and this was taken as evidence
OF her insanity.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11
Nh. BOURNE IN oRFoou

it IL telegraphed from Monterey
where Jonathan Bourne has bee,
resting" that that potent polltlela,
has decided 10 return 10 Oregon m,
VIII be In Portland when the state Re-
publican central committee meets 10
confer Ni'h his friends a. TO their NO.
litloal Wishes" ~
~ iH not known whether he favors
Frank Baker for state chairman hnt
me chances are he has no choice he
yond wanting 10 have the once IN the
hands ~ personal friend.
Ar Bourne Is the style OF politician
VINO does not concern himself very
oeepV about party management or
party policies but works eptire,y
along the line Of personal Interests
ana service 20 personal friends
In the CLEANSING acld Of politlc.i IN
'o'es'' shere Is one thing that n,
mAins what the mathematician cal
''n',an.-personal fieadshlps. per
"' interests with selfish characters
oer down personal frlendshlps but
no one has ever accused Mr. Bonrns
q selling out friend
u Is noi knoWn Nhe,her he -. -.
An Scot Coz seuasor or no, A the Ia, !
session Of TIE losislaiuro The chan. Z
= ~ mat he made a little iavestma,, 4
n NE senenl situation. 10 see whst d
would bring hlm.
'u.' ~ be woola prospect a mlus o,
,n'eHi m stock under promising cona,
uons be took nisr IN the oresn.
senatorial pit last winter sueh ,s,s.'. -
A'e ot'ea done by v,nturesoms e.s
llclaus '"' pom
,,s'., y. .'An whe ean handle wisely a /
.......- ---. q VOTES b The legislature h es :
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11
A CRY OF PEACE.

The name Of Salem. the FIRST cit
mentioned IN the Bible. slgnlhe
peace Tho suggestion to cali the cit
Jerusalem has been overshadowed b,
the title Of Greater Salem. and that Il
a better name
But city Of peace Il may well cove
to bo eailed--peaoeful relations be
tween ita business men. peaceful rela
tons between lts doctors. lawyers
ministers and editors. Il Is said bank
eu no longer quarrel
One Of the most favorable signs FOR
the prosperity Of the Capital City Is
the peaceful policy Of the labor organl-
zations. In the city Of Peace there
should be no strikes. no lock.
outs. no boycots and no shanghals.
This mental attitude viii be conduc.
I've 10 the material prosperity Of each
and every citizen. Peace and plenty
have always gone hand In hand. About
the cornncopIa Of abundance flutter
the white doves OF Peace.
The principle OF force In human AZ.
fairs. whether II be marching army
or the individual inclination TO crush
a rival-what the Germans cali "Brod.
neld"-bread envy-ls the taint Of
savagery.
There Is room for all. bread for alt
employment for all. II we but get over
the idea that We can have more room.
more bread. more work by shutting
the door OF opportunity To another
The man or woman who Is not In
the union must live. The Individual
not In your church has soul 10 save
lot us all got ON a broader plane of
brotherhood and the whole communl.
" viii feel the impulse for right.
salem should covet the reputation
of allowing the largest liberty 10 tho
Individual consistent with the common
good. Let us force NO one 10 walk our
way or think with us unless they see |
i Il the better way.
The stress. the strain. the warfare
ana pressure Of trying too much 10
orce our programs on others produces
mental wrecks and moral deformlty
rhe path OF Peace and tho ways of
are more profitable.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11
Hot Politics b. waIla VAIN.

Walla walla. July 11.-Adam
Schmidt was arrested on a United
states warrant yesterday for alleged
perjury In connection with swearing
out naturalization papers for a bunch
OF Russians here. who were wanted
II Is supposed, 70 vote In the approach.
ing municipal election. Schmidt was
held in $1,000 bonds TO appear tomor.
row Senator Ankeny and Asa Legrow
going his bond The case Is significant
as being the climax OF demonstration
or hostility between the Ankeny and
antl'Ankeny forces over city politics
Schmidt is an Ankeny man.
The complaint charges that Henry
Humburg a Russian. lacks six months
OF being in the United States Eve
years. while Schmidt swore that be
had lived the fun required Dere.s
There were l3 Russians In the v-ou.
naturallzed
The Ankeny people claim the arrest
Is only an election dodge.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11
NOBODY WILL OWN sARRsTT

Il Is amusing the way all the news
papers try 10 shift the appointment Of
Johnny Barrett as minister 70 the Ar
gentlne Republic on some One. Else.
No one Is boasting Of having discoy.
'ered him. or having secured him the
appointment The pride Of the state
of Oregon Is not swelling
What a slam on the President. when.
as last excuse It is intimated that
IL was Roosevelt who wanted him
An Albany paper says he had the
endorsement "of the senator in con.
gress. and was well liked by Roose
velt"
For a man not born IN Oregon, who
never paid a dollar Of taxes In Oregon.
who never lived here six months at a
time consecutlvely. as a supplanter Of
man Ike Governor Lord. Barrett is
yeasty.
Not a soul In Oregon ever petitloned
for his appointment. except the secret
eoteries at Portland. who are trying
10 the best Of their abilities 20 wipe
the Republican party out OF existence.
Yet there are persons who lament
because our country is without great
influence In diplomatic circles. when
we pick up with lmpunlty men who
have no urofaaafonaI oto,at.a -
have no home, no residence. and in re.
allty no political principles.
Mr.. Barrett Is not to be blamed for
these deficiencies. He Is certainly ad.
mired for his surprising aelf.conh.
dence and absence OF all tlmldlty. that
would not permit him to hesitate a
moment to become the successor OF
Roosevelt, King Edward or the Pope
himself, could he get the recommen.
dation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11

These are the enervating days
when. as somebody has said. men droT
by the sunstroke as II the Day Of Fire
had dawned They are fraught with
danger to people whose systems are
poorly sustained; and this leads us ia
say. in the interest Of the less robust
Of our readers. that the full effect OF
Hoods sarsaparlla is such as to sug.
gest the propriety Of calling this med.
iclne something besides a blood puri.
fer and tonic-say, sustaining Diet.
Il makes II much easier to bear the
heat, assures refreshing sleep. and will
without any doubt avert much sick.
ness at this time OF year.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-11

Vital statistics tell the story. The
average life Of the man in the stoke hole,
he rolling mill, the blast furnace, the
glass factory, is far below the average
life Of the open air worker.
Yet the average life OF these hard
working men could be considerably pro-
longed, II once and for all they would
learn the force Of that Biblical state
ment, uThe blood is the life." II man
Deeks to prolong his life, he must take
recount Of his blood = for that is the
vital fluid.
WAITING FOR THK WORST.
The chief cause Of a physical break
down Is often the fact that people nut
OIL giving themselves proper care Thev
don't want 10 spend the money for medi-
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