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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
HEART OUTSIDE BODY.
Newark Infant. Born With Strange
Defect. Lives Day.
(Hy Associated prrsa.1

NEW YORK. April 81 "a case
physicians say is without parallel
In medical annas was revealed IN
Newark yesterday by The death Of il
male child which was born last sun.
day with It's heart outside tie chllLs
body. bnt 50 attached that lis fnnr-
tons were regularly performed.
Except for rhe heart. the infant
was normally healthy The heart.
rnlaatlnG al the rate or twenty beats
a minute. ahook the Tiny body. II
had grown ioa large size before
death. due, physicians think, becanac
II had moi been confined in the body.
The Inother and child were removed
10 a private hospital on Monday, the
dor!n having decided that IN opcr
alton would 30 necessary.
II was hoped that the organ cnuli
he placed III It's proper position. but
the efforts of the physicians were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
SOLD HIS COAL STOCK.
vise-President rhayer of p. r. r.
Anticipated Coal investigation.
Especial to the Dail Press

Especial to the Dali PreSs.)
BALTIMORE, MD. April I'll
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion continued today its mvesiiea-
lions into alleged community of in.
ferests between The railroads and the
coal mines.
The principal witness was Fourth
Hice-President Thayer OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad WHO appeared al,
ms own request. He made a state
inent of his relations with yarions
coal companies along he line Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad He testified
that he bought certain coal stock
after giving up his frs, place with
ne PENNSYLVANIA Railroad In 1899.
When he returned To The Railroad
IN lSo2 he resigned his places with
me coal companies. bnt retained his
siGck until the vestigniiOn now GO
Ing on came up. On the advice OF
friend he sold all his stock. hut
Donds and stock in the belmont Coal
company. an Ohio company. on the
Wabash and the Baltimore and Ohio.
Mr.. Thayer wanted to explain the
relationship Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
Took al. WORTH HAVING.
.ASn cs,ia.,t II CONAN 4il@asd to
ilShs LeS,sd isiinaes f.eli: ioiise

,ASn Caught ii cs,hsm alleged to
ii@,s ieS,su i!inassi. cli. iiouse.
-. ass,n,,.t.i r,-a.
'[NE" "1Nil, III 81 While act
in2 IS csretahsr Thomas ] vain.
mp.gnr is alleged TO haze looted the
hchae Of III iji7hn!as j I'inanlt Ia
H,inne;,raiis which lei Ia lis arrest
III I!,:s IitT
lis ALLEGED stsalines in lids onr
rETHe'y aiVoua:ed I" over sloauo0.
iiil inc police 81 td.s ,itt AMI Min
naap1iis creai! him with u.tier sim
i!.s srinss lie was captured near
Ef1.i"a3 iiis ,riinA and la2gas.
were aiteaiY i'll The cab. aai in Two
m:nnies mere the dere. iivaa would
liave loSr him lie was caught after
. chase af three weeks
~ rinsrt hirei man who save
his nfnte as 1homis j wainwright
as carSta"er lnr lis Minneapolis
hcme lasf winter The man said that
he was a lawyer hut had nat yer he
sun 10 practice His credentials
were siisfscrory and he received
Tie place Then me Pinanlt iamily
vent ssauth, congratuating lhem
ssi"e; as having obtained 50 goad i
care!alef
IN February ir l'inaulI's bankers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

tons OF state and municipal arms
Among these latter are shown the
arms OF Holland, the city of Amstar-
dam, the city OF Rotterdam. the state
of New York. the city OF New York
and others.
A distinct novelty in steamship
equipment and furnished is The .IaEn-
nese Tea Room, located in the center
OF the promenade deck This room,
which connects directly with the
promenade deck and the frs, class
smoking ROOM is decorated with
japanese arr panels especially made
for this purpose. The room is pan
eled in modern Japanese style. in
polished satin wood. with black in
laid lacquer worl, specially imported
from japan. The ceiling is decoiat ed
wirh paintings on linen
The size and tonnage of the New
Amsterdam gives her great cargo ca
paci!y. Her passenger accommoda.
lions are also exceptionally roony
and her COMPREHENSIVE of the
crew-l50 first class 25O econd class.
1000 third class making 10.
tai of ".700 The first cabin state
rooms are situated on the upper deck.
saloon deck and bridge deck. These
rooms are remarkably spacious. are
cNcelleilily ventilated ana acc0mmo-
date two or three passengers. lin the
arrangement ut these Staiernonts a
new feature has leen Introduced. 10
cbviatr The disadvantage OF ''is!ae'
rooms. On the upper deck has been
placed a considerable number 0i tan.
dem cahiiIs,'' which are novelty on
tinnsa'lani:r steamships Numerous
baihr'alns in convenient loo ,tinns,
are a. lac found al over The ship.
The sinteronms Oh lie hriase
deck are exceptionally large On 10,
deck suits or "cahins Dc ldye" haes
been provided ihess aan nj
drawing room bedroom ,w' hrass
redstesdj anl private ,.,!rosm.
I've Sand c-f7in a:e,a.'i,a ae
I'LL, ,...+ a..n =
finished III similar hi, Sights less
H.. .,,,
.yt,,d. H. nj, r.;a,.
al as t,,nas ~, fc,,s o~n.u.,.,,
81 VIII cs,nri glass
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

uiavaIins. Physicians from New
York, PHILADELPHIA, Bosi"n ana many
other cities have visited the hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22
FATHER GAPoN MISSING.
Russian Labor Leaders, Wife Sus-
poets Foul Play.
(Srccinl 10 tie Daily pressD


tSpccinl 10 tile Daily PressD
ST. PETERSBURG. April 2l.--
Father Gapnn, The labor leader, my
sterionsly disappeared about week
ago, and his wife is greatly alarmed,
fearing foul play on the part of his
enemies as the police insist that he
has not been arrested. and add that
they know nothing Of his where
abouis.
II Is considered possible that Gapnn
has been kidnapped by his enemies
MS was the case u fortnight ago with
Irnsnff. one of the workmen's dele-
gates, who being suspected of being
In alliance ny The Social Democrats
and conveyed 10 ilclsingfors. Finland,
where he was subjected To torture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

Imperial Council Mystic shriners,
Los Angeles, Cal. May 7th to 10th.
Low rates via c. & o. nnd scenic
Trans Continental Routes Personally
Conducted Pilgrimage, Acca Temple
of Virginia
For full information address E. w.
ROBINSON, C. & o. RY., New.
port News. Va. NH 1S.su6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-22

road 10 certain straffic organizations,
hul the Commission ruicd thai ii
WIS not relevant al this time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

NAnrs. NANEs.
4 Mckenzie Al Nhitesidc
n = Win suhr Ncawlhcld
ID. NJ. Cox q n kidwcll
Clifford Cleveland Frank J. Andofsun
q y smyth lsd Anderson
W s Haley Haley
A Gilbert y Anderson
Joaquiuc Berduso NJ huppH
oliver McCariy chas osbnfn
sidney Comegyr.
Motive h hereby given ,haton Monday
the 10Th day Of December. 1905, the un'
dersigncd will apply 10 ,he County Cou'.
oi the state OF oregon, ior ilarney COM
ty. for The license mentioned ln the lore
going pslition.
q. 4. llAiSEs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hercb, given that the under
signed ha. bccu appointed by the Coun
ty Court of llarncy County, state OF
Oregon Administrator q The estate ct
John Coulcy, dcccascd, aud has doly
qualified. Al person having claims
aqainst said estate are hereby required
10 present thc samo 10 me at my regular
place oi business IA Drewpcy, Oregon,
with proper vouchers and duly verified
within six months from the late oi THIS
uolide.
Dated this g5th DAY oi October 1909.
DAVE Mii.LtR.
Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

Nan.. NAMES
Adasr, Adrian \. Deicubaush
n. 4. Iical H. p' DelonpanRh
Mlke McCann Robert noan
Mclycrn Jonr. A ncnio
1. Lnbbuia frank Adrian
John Traverse kpheft "ilhAm
G,o. p Nethenson G. Mulhnlx
] y White nahe 'h0aie
4. l.. Alien DAVID po'ehoa"kh
Joseph Cailow w u Monroe
Ino ". 0eary l. & fosefman
Notice h hereby given that on Wed.
nesday. tho 5,h day oi psce'abef 1908,
the undersigned vii appl, 10 The COM
" Court OF the State ~ oregon Tor liaf'
ney county. ior the ilrruse mentioned 10
foregoing petition,
}. &. rErEnhAN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
famous strike Breakers.

The most famous strike breakers
in the land are DR.. Kings New
Life Pills When liver aud howcle
40 on a strike, ,hev quickly setil'
the trouble, aud the purifying work
goes right on. Beet cure ior con.
stipation, headache aud dizziness
25r at City Drug store.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
no TREsPAssING.

Notice is hereby given that hunt
ing aud shooting upon the enclosed
lands Of the American Land a. Live
Stock Co. is strictly forbidden
Any person or persons fonnd hunt
ing or trespassIng will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of tbs law.
E. Is. HILL,
Ranch Ma Dsger
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

/ ,he "Buss Corner
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
HSyn.. Nlisu orrosa' nah Nasss,bet VEN NJ iSd,.

UNITED srArEs LAND OFfiCEf
Burns, oregon, November 7, iNN
Notice IL hereby eivcn that lanes 7 Andcf
son. Jr af MrncHmitt Orcgo hhs hict Notifg
of his Intention tn make nnal hNc Neaf rrnui
in support oi bis clam. va Homestead N
uy No. lfo made July i2. isn, for ne sl' i
sCcfiun if township ~ n range a. =. ". W.
and that said proof will bo made beiufe " ~
MUkfusou a.. a lum., I'D his OflpU nt Mcnrr
mltt uferun. nn uecumhcf tith. i1us
ne uHmhs the following Witnesses ~ rIuVr
90 the land. yir James q. Anderson irutu
Urmaine. d y Anderson. 4 , Andsrsou al ui
Mcncfftnitt Orcgon.
WV. FAnnF. RcEis'uf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

We. che undcrsiguud legal voters u
Pueblo Precinct, Harvey County state
oi Oregon. respectfully petition the Hon
County Conit ot liarnoy County, state
Of Oregon, 20 grant a license 10 J. &.
psierman TO sell spifituous, Malt aud
vnous Liquor la less quantities. than
ono gallon In Pcuhlo pfccinc, Harvey
County. State Of oregon, ior tho Period
of slx months. a. in daty bound we viii
aver pfny.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

Carol Cecil aud son Homer we're (,
in the city last Sunday.
schwas,z has creamery butter at
the Busy Corner Store"
Born--To DR.. and Mrs. W. CT
Brown last Sunday, a con.
Adam George is now ready TO
take orders Cor spring delivery Of
nursery stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Howser have
been the guests Of Assessor Loggan
and wife a portion Of the week.
Are YOU aware tha, Browns are
direct dealers in cofFees2 You are
buying quality when you purchase
Teas and Coffee's at Browns.
]. NJ. Dunn, representing Neus-
tadter Bros, was taking orders
among the merchants of this CITY
Wednesday and Thursday.
Attorney Isaac trOhmRn has
completed the taking Of testimony
in the land contest aud has taken
his departure for San Francisco.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar to the public and
invites his old time patrons and
friends to call. DRAFT beer . cents.
Tom Arnold and wife spen,
Thanksgiving here with his son
and daughter who are staying With
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Frye and at
tending school
Austin Goodman's woodsaw Is
still in commission AID will make
your wood pile look like 30 cents In
a short time. He also has a good
supply Of rolled barley for sale.
Jasper Davis and wife we're down
from their home near Harvey Mon
day. Mr.. Davis was here as a wit
ness in the land suit Of the p. l..
/ :. Co. vs.. the Harvey Valley I'm
provement Co.
W. II. Howard. one Of the prom
inent sioekmen aud ranchers ofth..
/ Drewsey -eoiion, was In the city
last Monday attending to some
iaud matters and looking after 9th
or business.
I Parties are herohy notified 10 re-
lrain from trespassiug upon my
farm north OF Burns. | shall pros
eeuteany person found trespassing
GEo. STAYcLIT.
S25 Rewafd-The Blue Mt Rap
ia Transit Co. will give s25 reward
Tor the arrest and conviction Of the
parties who removed straps and
other property from one Of the
coaches on the mountain.
Skating parties are the order oi
the day. Yesterday Vivian Jordan
went through the ice on the rivel
and was rescued with some difficult
~. when the skating club is form
\ I'd and a nice pond is made at the
fair grounds all this danger will b'
done away with.
Asa result Of "A time with th'
boys at Harney, In which h'
. shot a pipe out Of the mouth Of aI
/, old iuofIensive Dutehman, Car
T Welker has spent the past week IL
the county jail In default Of $500
bonds which Justice Davis pfescrib
"a % hold Welker TO appear at ih
spring term Of circuit court A par
Of the bond has been Furnished an
HE friends are satished the balane
will be forthcoming In a few day
e Mrs B. l.. sherwin, Grand Woi
= thy Ma'ron Of the o. L. - arrive
\ in this city last Sunday and o
j. Monday evening officially visite
.s the local Chapter. She witnesse
: the initiation Of a candidate an
!, suggested many good things for u
- order. After the regular session
:. the lodge a banquet was hell
|. Mrs. Sherwin was guest at u
a Marsden home during her stay
:. our city. She left Wednesday &
=. Canyon and other points.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

Up-to-date lob printing ~ reascn-
able prices.
Don't overlook the Ciothius Sale
a, Browne.
J. G. Freeman came over from
his Warm Springs home Tuesday
and speu, few days in THE city
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


tNtsffs rfsfr- tfsrts ,ffFfet
Turns oregon November s. lNhi.
Notice is hereby Eivvn that tmcfy Nll ni
uarnpy. Oregon has hlud notice oi bis intcutinn
70 make hnnl Eve year proof in suppott oi hlt
clalm. VIZ Homestead rntfN No, iilN made
August 1. 1871 for tho Va NM, srciion aA
sid rfnaf WIil b. made hrinfr the Nefistrf
and Receiver, 1T Burns. oregon, on bcoemnci
i1th. 1915
" names the following witnesses in protc
his continuous frsihcnrc unuu and CuiiilnNur
ut the land. via. Mrs. ". J. James. NunfN
eoodiow. q A McMahau. ora uin all Of nafi
W. FsasF Hegisier
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
NorIoE FOR PUBLICATION.
num-. o,c Soscmbst d iao

nufns. Ofc., November O. 10
Nniieo h hereby given that Ueofrr J.. nurh
anan uf uafueY, Oregon has hlrh huiirr ~
hia intention ~ make nnal Eve ycaf rnui in
support oi ne claim. vis. Homestead tniff
40 las made May iU. ioni iuf the W. HNi 81
HWft NMit HortlNu if and Hhit MI, section
~ Township % \ Nannn ~ D., ". NJ, sud tnai
aaid pfnoi " 40 D. wade before the Register nnd
Receiver. ai uuruf, Oregon, ON December ilth
inul
40 names the following witnesses o. prove
bic continuous rcsidpncc uron and cuiifAiiph
more. Ohas IA. Leonard Louie WoldcnhcfE
ali uf Burns, NfrEun,
W. PASS. neglsicr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01

Joo ptluhhk ht ii"iVo '"''' I
Baled hay at the City Meat Mar. I
ket
Orange, lemon and citron peel at
Schwartz.
Plenty Of potatoes at the City /
Meat Market
Brad Moss ia here under the care |
Of a physician suffering from a bad
ly sprained leg.
Look oul-Get the safety lucu-
bator. now II runs without a lamp. |
See w. r. Smith about IL. Burn
Oregon.
The electric lights we're again
turned OF last night much % the
satisfaction Of the patrons of The
concern.
For ell wool horse blankets, all
wool saddle blankets. all wool bug
~ robes, 20 TO j. G. Welcome q
Sons.
II you live out Of town, we have
Banking. By-Mail Department for
you Leon NJ. Brown Cashier Har.
uey Co Bank Burns Ore.
John Parker, one Of our pioaoer
s,oekmcn aud ranchers. has dispos-
ed Of his stock aud hay and will
make his hoihe Ia this city this
winter.
Mesdames Reed & job iseq have
added some nice holiday goods 70
their millinery stock. Call and see
the novelties aud dolls.
With n Check Book Of the Har-
nes County Bank la your pocket
you always have the right change
Leon NJ Brown Cashier.
Messrs. r. J. Williams aud Oil
yer Ceilings are over from Silver
creek. having come In 10 spend
Thanksgiving with their wives.
Oscar Swain, Ira Clark and one
of the Upton boys came up from
Lawen Thursday 10 spend Thanks
giving with relatives and friends
=. A new lot Of Ladies aud Child
rens Underwear and stockings nl
: Mrs. Hastie's. Alec some more
new hats, frames, feathers, Get
Call aud see them
G NJ. FiuGerald lefl this morning
9 for Portland aud ether points. III
was accompanied by bis childre'
A and they will be placed Ia schoo
while Mr.. FitzGerald will take hi
!, wife TO Washington 10 spend ih
a winter with her father aud her sis
ters. The many friends Of Mrs.
FilzGerald are indeed pleased &
learn Of the complets recovery 0
. her health.
A The Times-Hefald will max
a this bargain month IA the way q
,e subscriptions aud has arrange
? 10 give the Semi -Weekiy 81 Loui
Republic free to all who pay a
aTTears aud one year IN advance :
y The Times Herald. New subseit
ere who pay in adyance will als
receive this great national semI
weekly newspaper and iamil
magazine ia the United stateI
The two papers one year for W
'n for this month only.
49, The good people Of Burns wei
! called upon 10 contribute n charil
- Thanksgiving and even since
~ very UNUSUAL thing in the land
~ prosperity. They responded mo
cheerfully and literally A. they a
ways do. One case vas a destitu
- family lhst bad just come 10 a.
'' were 90 their way further west al
- " another instances Sas local II
:" Times Herald commrnds the spil
Of our business men and hopes Oh
funds or provisions so placed ~
?" be properly handled. No o.
~>should or will be allowed . 60
MT want 10 this country of big heafl'
in men.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
IIs News.

~. E|AsI.s The "Buss Corner
/. .re ha<Ir< considerable winter
lis tin.e q ssar.
omrrl>.d 1na desert land loca.
III sH 3. Turney.
Isl r;phx 1.id this city a visit
|sttef r>rs fthe week.
sn..d- <>1,tk. a small second
] cook r,ove w. T Smith.
he I 4henk 'sing ball given by
|rirIs band ees quite a success.
local teAph&<.' institute will be
ia t1'* CRY next Saturuay'
aok 'nlp-h ooats, Fur Goods
oola weather garments Of every
rip,ion u Hfown's. \
IA Heye< ana family spent a
r. NJ II oef ciiy this week the
10 II '-+lafI>>t and friends.
a. Juli>n E'yfd has been quite
during th< past week suffering
pprumceIe She Is now i'm
ing qollr rsp'dly
ia no<or NOD Chas. Logan
! ,lo~n frosn Harney last Mon
nv. borcs made application
! ,rnol of (Imber while here.
hefi1 Klchnrdson is home from
Irip b Salem where he took
|~,r ~ sb- peuilrn,iary He
~ kie pr'scner gave him no
|nIe rb.,evsr
|(II I..ff4r.uI h In the citv from
<n IJ's f.fher who has been
..Ire from -iomaoh trouble for
taI year. ~ rcporis a. being
~ Aa, WORSE ihe past week.
sI,er T.dhonier, resident oi
You Cii<. do At that place
b typhoid iever The young
|, wa. ea',e ~sll known In ihi'
~, ;.r.,rr worked f,f wm
ddItions| Withdrawals are beinl
Ie 10 ssricu, parts Of the eoun
aod .aard ~ th- Blue Ne. for
reserve. IA appear that th'
|srtment intrnds flling IN al
| yooox uzn by the name o
~nrt Wa ~ feei frozen while II
hilIs nlev< Harney the othe
aod nsm> down 10 physical
pr ~ Dr. Massden states ih
iens n doing very well.
|i@rrisd la this city Thursday
John Cary and Mise Berth
,rIock. Rsy a. j. Irwin perform
she ccfea.ony The contract
parties srr bo,h well known .
cprnly rhfrs they have Fesid
Ir nAny y.ars They have ib
rishc. A o wide circle 4
nas.
b. W. ciestnger has the mo.
.nsizr and well selected stoc
naIl paper over seen In IA.
nu,y The variety and desieI
eelI a. qualify are all that OF
bid desire. He il also receivir
|ine |ior of furniture end has OF
,hr Asate.s furniture display
u -sen.
M A<ried- Al this city last Mo
y. Nev. -. Bar Fry aud Mi
r-ss Hau&Ier. Rev. A. B Min
7 cl.ie'sl,nv II was a very qui
lair W. Understand the hapl
uple .,e nos enroute 20 Cahfo
Earl Is NJ son Of Mrs. NJ
r rNotitf and the bride b
ad> her ho,ne with Mr.. aud Nj
n. a.. ~ ,aaf gaVeral yea
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-01
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.

We, The undersigned legal voters OF
Lake pr, cinct. llarney county, state Of
Oregon. respectfully petition the Hon,
County Court Of Hafney county, state Of
Oregon. 20 grant a LICENSE TO 9 A llainos
20 tcli sp.ritnous, malt aud vinous liquors
10 lcss quantities than one gallon 10
Lake precinct llarnoy county, state Of
Oregon. Tor the period Of ain months, a.
IN duty hound We will ever pray.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-24

ply, of Ida county.
Legislative Committee-G. q. Baird
of Pottawattamie; John P. Mercer, OF
Monroe; Mrs. Frank Dodson, of Polk
Ole Langland, of Story; j. S. Halliday
of Boone.
The only program presented yester-
day was at the recorders meeting. F.
F.. Rorem. of Webster City, discussed
What / Find In and Out of the Code
Regulating the Duty of County Re-
corders." George w. Moore, of Sid
ney, outlined What as an Officer Elk
pect of the Public, and What the Pub
lie Demands of Me as an Officer"
Announcement was made that a new
monthly magazine, devoted to the in
terest of public officials in the nine
northwestern states. will be launched
at Iowa City. January IS. Kenneth D.
Steere will be the publisher and the
magazine will be styled the Public Ser
vice Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-24
WILL SURVEY NEW LINE.
Boone, Webster City & Interurban
Company Will Go Ahead With

Boone, Aug. 24.-The Boone, Web
star City & Interurban Railway Com
pany has decided to begin the work OF
surveying lines to, Webster City at
once Mr.. Sackett, chairman OF the
Webster City committee, was present,
and stated that everything to further
the securing Of g. right of way in HAM
ilton county was being done. 1t was
decided to start corps of eleven sur
yeyors, under the direction tof Con-
sulting Engineer Budd, formerly city
engineer of Des Moines. next Monday
from Boone 9f3
Three lines will be surveyed. Start
ing Monday morning from the northern
limits OF Boone, the corps will run a
line on the half section line beginning
on the H. Goer'pinger farm just west
Of the Boone Driving Park, almost due
north to the draw" fraction less
than mile from the county line,
thence northeasterly to Stanhope,
thence north to Webster City.
Returning, the engineering corps Will
come down the west side Of the Boone
river and thru Stratford to Boone.
They will then Immediately turn
around and survey third route past
the Eastern Star Masonic home and
north to, Stanhope and Webster City on
line two or three miles east OF
Boone. The work of securing right OF
way will be taken up as soon as pos
cih1n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-24
State Convention of the Society
to Be Held at Iowa City
Next Week
GOOD PROGRAM is ASSURED
Some Of tho Strongest Speakers in the
Lutheran Church in Iowa Will be
Present and Mako Addresses-Pro-
eeedinss to be Carried on in English
Language.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to T1meS-Republ1caH.
Iowa City, Aug. 24.-The coming
week will see large gathering of
Lutheran young people in this city.
The Luther League Of Iowa will con-
vene in it's third annual convention at
the First English Lutheran church
next Tuesday evening and will be in
session for three days. The convention
will be composed of delegates from the
young peoples societies of the differ
ent synods within the state, and will
represent the English, German, Swed
ish, Norwegian and perhaps the Dan
ish speaking people of the Lutheran
church. Altho such polyglot gather
ing, the proceedings will be, carried
on in the English language which is
fast becoming the one language of the
church in this country Some of the
strongest men of the church in this
and adjoining states have part in the
program and large gathering Of del
egates and visitors is expected.