The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-10-25


particular about keeping summer suit in
readiness. Journal.
The Review and Bulletin at Denison
and the Enterprise at Coon Rapids are to
install Simplex typesetting machines. the
kind used in The Advocate Office These
publishers will find them great assist
ance in setting considerable amount
of type each week. After an experience
of three and half years with Simplex
The Advocate would not want to try to
keep house without one, unless we should
intend to cut down the amount of our
typesetting. Hand composition is pre-
ferable to twenty to twenty five colum-
MS of matter week. From that amount
up to forty or fifty columns per week the
Simplex is the best and cheapest means of
setting type yet devised. For over fifty
columns linotype would probably be
better than Simplex. Denison. and
Coon Rapids are to be congratulated on
the enterprise Of their newspapers.
The kind things said about Senator
Healy inconnection with the governor
ship next year became SO numerous that
he was moved to tell a Sioux City Journal
reporter that under no circumstances
known to many of his friends at the be-
make fine governor but he has no taste
! trying to shape up for 1906. Rock
we'll City Advocate.
| The library board at Council Bluffs,
which rejected Jacob a. Riis "rhe Life
of Theodore Roosevelt because it was
deemed a partisan biography. has bought
for the library volumn entitled life
and Times of Thomas Jefferson" 1t is
not partisan. of course, for it is written
by Thomas E. Watson and reflects the
sentiments of characteristic southerner.
1t is needless to add that a majority of the
Council Bluffs board consists of Demo-
Gratis and also that there are Democrat
better suited to service in such places
The Sac Sun.
Miss Jessie McWilliams spent the Sab
bath with friends in Denison.
w. E. Kahler was in Sioux City Sun
day. The wind was blowing pretty lively
from the south, and Mr.. Kahler describes
the dust in the city as something awful.
Miss Nellie McWilliams went to Deni-
son with her father in the auto last Friday
and visited with her friends there until
yesterday afternoon.
M. L. Houlihan Jr. came over from
Denison Sunday to take part in family
reunion at the home north of Charter
enjoy the day.-Charter Oak Times.
In one of the cleanest and most interes-
ting foot ball games ever played in Deni-
son, our high school boys met defeat at
the hands of the heavy weights from
Denison last Saturday on the College grid
iron the score being 10 to o. Our boys
while outweighed by IS pounds per man,
showed better team work and gave fine
exhibition Of what grit can do against
weight. Denison were not in physical
condition as they had to call repeatedly
for time in order that they might catch
their breath, while our boys called for
time but once and that was when bob"
was hurt. We attribute our defeat not
to the decisions of the referee, nor that
our best players were out of the
game, but to the fact that we were unable
to stop Denison's heavy line smashes.
The features of the game were Denison' IS
line bucking. Dow City's end runs, and
Harris superior work of catching punts
and kicking goal.-Dow City Enterprise.
The two Denison papers-Review and
Bulletin, bought each a Simplex type.
setting machine the day following the
Enterprise purchase. The Enterprise
thought it was to have all the glory in
this part of the state of owning such ma
chine but here comes along the Deuison
papers and compel us to share the honors
with them. But we are glad to note their
hustfing qualities. However, Coon Rap
ids will ha, he distinction of being the