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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
PHILIPPINE VETS REUNION.
Annual Encampment Is Held in Des
Moines With laroe Attendance

Moines, With Large Attendance.
Des Moncs. Ia, Aug. l6.-The re-
unior of the Society of the Army of
he Philippines was commenced in this
.,s Yesterday. The society is COM
posed nf those who served in the volun-
tcer regiments that We're sent To the
Philippines 10 pacity the people of the
Stands after The Spanish-American war
Nad been concluded and Cuba had been
freed. They are scattered an over the
country for men went from practically
sNery state and territory. a good many
are members who have becnnr. distii-
ssuislled III the regular service OF the
nation
With an address of Welcome by Mayor
Maiteln and IN address by Governor
GuMnnlils rotij,y there will be IN aid
dress by CONGRESSMAN Hull ami a re
vicw NJ Fort l)es Mones. The cavalry
se!-N ice IL the Philippines and many Of
the officers are members of this society.
The present commander in csiief of
tll" society is Colonel Alfred $. Frost
OF Evanston. Ill. Colonel John q.
I."ler sheriff ot POLL county who h;ld
chAntsr of the oiie lowa regimen, which
MS sem 10 the Philippines may size
coed i''Nost Al the bead oi the ofgrnza-
iion, Frost was Colonel OF the South
Dakota regiment which had dis,n-
-;uisEnd sfEi,@ on the way from
Manl9 t. The i4oiiherM part OF iuzon
lili ia2' a nuflhtr of men in Sharp
en27isl llfeNt& Frost has previously
.,Hell = cap, JIM III he reSlllar ,MlnN but
wi,'i ~ instructor a, iniltia%' tacties im
Sorfh i,;i41,a mem the Miil Tor the
iit'@ 40 ~ 61tHe vas commenced. IIe
wds ni3pnittai ~ Gol@iaor Lee to be
H"l9leI ~ tae South '}s,3lnia regiment
Wac siSi Wies ol his discipline was the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
PLOT TO OVERTHROW
PANAMA HEADED OFF

Magoon, of Panama, advised the state
department today of the arrest of thir-
teen men on the isthnlus charged with
plotting to kill president Amador and
overthrow the republic.
The dispatch states eleven of the men
are Colonlbians. one Mexican. and the
other Nicarag:1an.
All Of the men are in jail.
Magoon says the incident caused but
little excitement and there IL no sus-
picion that any OF the men were In the
employ Of other governments
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
GROOMING DARK HORSES.
One May Bs Named in Hardin Wright
Hamilton Senatorial District,

Iowa Fails. Ia. Aug. 15.-If the HAIR
lin Wright Hamilton county district
senatorial convention, which convenes
at Webster City on Wednesday, of this
week. does not make Il speedy nominal
ion of either Ward of Hardin. Chase
of Hamilton or Peterson of Wright, the
dark horse" candidate will undoubted-
~ have an inning. and a number of
nalnes are being suggested over the
district IN this connection. Among
sllese arc r.. $. Ellsworth. of this city.
While ii is not known whether lie
would accept the nomination if ten
Tered. the district recognizes his fit
ness for the position. and it is believed
his termination would give the best of
satisfaction oyer the district in which
ne is Well kaown and with which he
has bnem identified in varied interests
sor i.amY years
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
TWO TAKEN TO ASYLUM.

Iowa City. Ia, aug. 1.-two insane
people were taken to Independence by
Sheriff Rowland, and an attendant sent
by the state board of control. One Il.
Miss Emma Havlik. a young woman q
years of age, who lost her mind brood
ing over the flight OF her lover, a stu
dent in the university of Iowa. The
other was an unknown woman. prob.
ably 10 years of age, who wandered
into Iowa City, a victim of the haIlu
cination that she is the mother of Gen.
eral Lew Wallace, and owns gold mines
unlimited
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
iowANs GET HoMEsTEADs
Many Are Lucky in tho Shoshone Res
ervation Land DRAWING,

Des Mo.nes. Ia, Aug. 13.-Below is a
list of the successful Iowa drawers for
homesteads in the Shoshone Indian
reservation opening:
527-William j. Cole, by F. c. Hen
derson, Nodaway. Ia.
535-George w. Farrens, Rraddyville,
Ia.
544-Bert A. Sexton. New Sharon. Ia.
550-John w. Mann, by NJ. G. Lutz.
Cha dron, la.
5sS-samuel F. smock, by Ed F..
Healey, Creston, Ia.
5ss-Richard A. Filter. Council
Bluffs, Ia.
599-J. A. Hathaway, by William j.
Westrit, Council Bluffs la.
6l5--William c. Hallond Abba, la.
6ls-Levi Strong. New Virginia. Ia.
619-Guy L. Jennings Troy, la.
G20-James l.. Burrows, Des Moines.
Ia.
G3o--Austin S. Kromme, Huxley, Ia.
63l Mitchell Judd, Sioux City, la.
G44-Charles G. Young, Creston. la.
654-Terry Anderson, by Harry w.
oyster, Villisca, la.
667-clayton IL Adams, by II. w.
Plank, Bloomfield. Ia
GT0--William w. Dean. by Fred A.
Strong. Orient L..
6S4-Robcrt Swanson, Bedford. la.
Nicholas n. Winter. by Frank
W. Winter Braddyville, la.
715-John y. Foehn, by William r..
Baker, Fairfield, Ia.
729--John r. Brown, Glencoe, Ia.
741-Thomas Delaney, Vail, la.
76S--James e. MaIoney, Clinton la.
7So-Car q. Coburn. Elburn. la.
T9O-Wi!liam j. Bells. Sioux City, Ia.
S0l-Oliver Irwin, Irwin, Ia
Sl3-John W.. Adams, New Market.
la.
s19-carl Taylor, Council Bluffs, Ia
S2s-Nelson F. Coolidge, Conrad, Ia
Sss2-Thomas NJ. Falhsby Burn r. Will
son. shaftsburg. la.
S35-Edwin c. Anderson, Sioux City,
la.
s54-Joseph N Sarrar Creston, Ia.
Sh9-Lawrence Eoyrich. Carroll, Ia.
S6O-NNilliam Il. Hoewitt, Salem Ia.
S7g-Marcus Jenkina. Van Vert. Ia.
yo7-Ben d. Barr, by Henry Wiser
hoff Sully. Ia.
s2o-James F. Faith. Bedford. Ia.
92b-Joseph A. Minor, by James Faith.
Bedford, Ia.
91-Joseph A. Lcl!l, Coin. Ia.
9sS-William +. Smith, Jewel, Ia.
1,O12-Grace A. Wendt, Des Moines.
1.o2e-Dwight cosrner, What Cheer.
sOs1-C. p. Epsen. Clinton, Ia.
1,O4S--Edwin c. Smiley, Audubon, Ia.
1U55-Roy w. Shell. Ida Grove, Ia.
1.G5S-Joseph E. Anderson, Sioux
City III.
1,O82-Axel F. C. Holat. Walnut, Ia.
1,O8S-Joseph c. Steieill, Iowa City.
1,13O-Guy D.. Anderson, Oakland, Ia.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
A True Shepherd.

TioIu l-ilpASoSe ..
A young clergyman in the west has
made notable success among the lawless
and disreputabie characters OF mis- field.
thereby causing the ''unco' guild" to raise
hands of holy horror at his consorting with
notorious evil doors. One of these p.oua
folk complained to the bishop. and wound
up his statement. by saying that at the
last service held in the town the collection
plate had been passed by the most motor
ious professional gambler of the district.
The bishop listened patiently, but finally
sQuelched the objector by saying: "You
must remember. my brothar. that every
trade has it, own tools. Where would the
shsphsrd b without his erookT'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
Rathbone Sisters Would Rather Be
Known as Pythian Sisters.


Iowa City, Ia, Aug. 13.-"Change the
name of our order to Pythian Sisters"
This was tine sentiment of the Rath-
bone Sisters of Iowa, of the grand tenn
pie at it's fifteenth annual convention
which closed today.
The grand temple instructed its SUI
preme representatives, Mrs. Alice NJ.
N. Boylan, of Eldora, and Mrs. Rebecca
/. Robinson, of Oelwein to confer with
the supreme representatives of the
grand lodge of knights of Pythias in
reference to laying this matter before
the supreme lodge at it's next meeting.
The Pythian grand lodge recognizes the
fact that the proposed name is more
suggestive of the auxiliary relation OF
the Rathbones to the X. p. brother
hood, and the Iowa supreme represent
atives agreed TO take the question up
when the supreme lodge meets.
An additional report was made to-
day on the state of the order. 1t showed
that the Rathbones now have 5000
members, including 5000 brothers. The
membership is growing constantly, and
there are now LAG temples in Iowa. En-
thusiasm, interest and financial condi-
lions We're declared to be ne plus ultra.
The Rathbone Sisters elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year, by
reclamation, except as noted other
Wise.
Grand Chef-Mrs. FRANKIE Palmer.
Des Moines.
Grand Senior-Mrs. Mary Is. john
SON, Boone.
Grand Junior-Mrs. George II:
OBrien, Iowa City.
Grand Managcr-N1iss Fife MaNson,
Fdgewood defeated Miss Mac Sickle
of I'attle Creek.
Grand Mistress of Records and Cor
respondence-Mrs. Efiie Parsons, Mar
ion.
f,f W N y
Mary j. Winter, Cedar Rapids, who de-
fei,ted Miss Margaret France, of lip
ton.
Grand Protector-NIrs. Matte VAR
ney. Seymour.
Grand outer Guard-Miss Mas
Sickle, Battle Creek.
State Organizer and lnspector-Alss
Blanche Lichty, Ninton.
Supreme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Re
becca L. Robinson. Oelwein.
Alternate Supreme Representative
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Fort Madison.
The knights of Pythias voted in IA
vor of establishing a home for the aseo
and INDECENT Pythians and their Wild
ows. A committee will bring in de-
tailed report thereon at the next grand
lodge meeting. The grand lodge re-
fused to reconsider the action taken
last year in Davenport, ana VIII no,
change the minimum age limit for cam
didates from q to is. The Pythlans
voted $1,000 to the uniform rank. and
win appropriate $500 annually here
after for that branch of the order. This
will permit the uniform rank to hold
independent conventions, and VIII make
If possible for smaller cities to enter
tain the knights alone.
The lodge decided not to change the
tenure of the grand chancellor's othce
from one year to two, as the materla
for candidates is too easily found II
Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
LUTHER LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting Will Be Held at Iowa
Civ 1 alter Dart oS Auo,s+

'eilgue OF Iowa will meet in third am
lual convention here August 2S. % and
80. Acceptance of Invitations indicate
hat the 100000 Lutllerans i'm the state
will send l25 delegates \ strong pro-
gram has been prepared with such
names on it as lsevs. DIR. j. A. Writ. of
Des Moimes. G. w. NIaggart, Cedar
Rapids; A. Shefveand. Fort Dodge;
Dr. w. H. Blancke, Davenport a. Neu.
mann. Burlington; Holmes Dysinger,
D. D.. Atchison. kas.; III. F. Martini
Mlisrntine: A. b.. Leaner. Iowa City;
i. w Poe. Forest City, 7. G. 1'homf-
son. Badger. and j. N. Sandven. Will
lamSburg.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
Hospital Patient Dives from Third
Story Window

l3's .loii,s. a.. Aug. l6. -Discour-
:issl with life Mrs. Clara Campbell, I,
patient Al Mercy hospital. committed
suicide Yesterday morning by jump
ing lloill the third story window o! that
iAsFi'ntipn. Her death was irstantane-
Gus. her skull being Fractured in the
ta''
The nurses at he hospital are in no.
wise To blame for the sudden death"
said Coroner Beck. last night. THE
woman WAS ready to leave the insti-
tuition and had been ordered released
by her physician She suddenly con-
ceivei the idea of killing herself and
jumped from the window. An inquest
will probably be held"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
DROWNED AT CHARLES CITY.

Charles City, la, Aug. l6.-The body
of Hayward Fisher the 2-year-old son
of Frank Fisher, the senior member of
the firm of Fisher &; Stevens furniture
manufacturers. was found i'm the Cedar
river. where he was drowned yester-
day afternoon. From the time of the
drowning, until the body was recov-
ereG.. the river where the accident cc-
CURED was covered with men in row
boats and others diving and searching
for the child. and among the men was
the almost frenZed father of the child
who refused to leave the scene unit, the
body had been recovered.
H. the afternoon the boy with two
companions WAS swimming i'm the river
Immediately across from the chautau-
qua park, where there are more than
100 families camping during the SEES
sions of TIE chautauqua, when his
strength gave out. His companions at
tempted To rescue him, and one of them
was taken down twice with the little
victim.
DYNAMITE CLUB SECOND TIME.
Dubuque. Ia. Aug. 16.-Dynamite
was placed on the front steps Of the
Dubuque club building last evening.
and an explosion followed, wreckine
one OF the pillars at the entrance untl
many windows.
This Is the second outrage of the
kind In two months. No one was s.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
",,, FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Iowa City. Ia, Aug. 1s.-The Uni
versity Of Iowa schedule for the foot
hail season of 1906 was announced to-
day by Professor "A. G. Smith, chair,
man of the athletic board of control
A communication from the Wisconsin
management guaranteeing game With
the Madison team made. possible the
completion of the following schedule:
october 27-Missouri at Iowa City.
November 3-Wisconsin at Madison
November l0-Alumni at Iowa City
November 17-Drake at Des Molnes
November 24--Ames at Iowa City.
November 29-University OF st.
Louis at st. Louis.
The Iawkeye eleven the coming sea-
son will be reasonably good one judg-
ing from present indications and the
radical changes in the rules, whereby
the open style Of play will be favored.
promises more for the Iowa players
than some others. The Ames team
which nearly defeated Iowa last sea-
son, is much feared at present. A des-
perate battle for state honors is anti
cipated between these two elevens.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
WRAPS HIS SHROUD
ABOUT HIM AND DIES
0es Moines Commission Man Commits
Suicide in a Most De-
Iibcrate Way.

Des Moines. la. Aug. 10 Wrapping
sheet about him so its folds mad" a
perfect shroud. j. w. Brown, of East
oes Moines. \ commissions merchant
ay on the floor of his bath room early
oday. ard inserting a gas tube IN ms
mouth, inhaled a sufficient quantity To
sa;.sc death. Dcspondency IS the &C
septe1 theory as To TIN reason for the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
NAME CUMMlNS MAN
FOR STATE CHAIRMAN
State Committee Today Unanimously
Cnose Frank Woods. of Esthervillc,
to Manage Campaign.

Dos Moines. Ia. .sug I For the first
i.ne s'Mcr ne has been IN Iowa politics
S,.er,or A !: cuniniins has the support
Ut tn" chairman OF tie republican state
'altral eemnsi5tue. NJ q meeting today
}. Tie .ew committee chosen at the state
onveftion lt,nk Moods nj Esthcrvile
strong ''ummins stpporter, who was
iatad NY the Tenth .iisfict, which was
linus soli.ily tor oumnits, was unani-
rIousiv "leeted chairman 81 thc committee
d, tn" next Two year woods, therefore
Hill have full charge Of The campaign this
ear
Ii ,.as generally expected that w. j. Nc
10y OF clinton, who has not been ~sholly
CunuiiGs or an anti ummins man
.ou!ti be named chairmaps. Aside from
Iccoy the committee stood FIVE for Cum
min, and five against. The election of n
strong rnmmns man Indicates that Nc
10Y probably was not IN Il position to
AXE he Craftsmanship and that he now
stands squavcly for Governor CumInins.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
INTO THE DITCH.
Monon Passenger Train Smashed Up
and Two Men Arc
Injured.

: Chicago, Aug. 14.-The Monon pas
senger train from Cincinnati, due In
Chicago at 7:4O, was ditched today
Just north Of Rensselaer,. Ind. by a
broken rail.
One passenger and a mail clerk We're
injured. The train was badly wrecked
and traffic was delayed several hours
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
Fire Insurance Rates Cut.

Fire Insurance RaeeS Su1.
The showing made before the insur-
ance commission during the past week
mas disclosed that fire insurance rates
are. now about 81 per cent. of what they
were before the supreme court OF the
United States held the Blanchard act
10 be constitutional. One witness before
he commission last week testified that
N the city of Des Moines insurance on
dwelling houses was SO cents ~ thou
sand for one year before the anti
compact law was held constitutional.
Now on the same dwelling the rate 1T ls'
slammed is 80 and 60 cents a thousand
Tor five years time. ON business houses
II the crowded district the rate has not
seen cut very materially Inc cnle1
explanation of the sharp cut is that
here is q stampede on the part of COM
.anies that lost in the San Francisco
ire to set ready cash by writing new
business which has forced companies
hat did not lose i'm the SAN Francisco
IRE to eat rates too in order to NEE.
competition and hold their own.
tliah Rates for Fraternals.
Rates based OH the American exper-
,e,l,e table of mortality are TO be rec
,nlncmaed b. the Insurance commits
,loii :ls the minimum rates for fratern-
Al insurance companies. Enough the
recommendations of the legislative
commission have not been prepared 1T
Is understood tn have been practically
agreed upon by the commission that
This recommendation will he made TO
thc legislature The Recommendation
will rcvolutonizc the .fratcrnal tnsur-
nnce business as the rates at present
charged are far less than the Aneri-
ran experience table OF mortality. The
rates are NOW not even up TO the Amer
lean fraternal congress tables. The
same American experience tables rates
will be recommended as the minimum
rates for assessment companies.
1T is recognized that at present the
assessmcn and fraternal rates are far
below the actual cost OF insurance. one
assessment company is charging $40 a
yca- per $1,000 of insurance. Under
such "a rate it would be necessary for
the insured to live 100 years in order
to pay I'm as much as his estate would
receive at his death. AS the same rate
is charged TO all the oniY way the com
pany can keep going is to take in new
members faster than the old members
die Off AS most members do not take
out insurance till the age of so or 40
the impossibility of the rates is at once
apparent On the other hand many
fraternal insurance companies are
charging half this rate.
The American experience table OF
mortality is a table made up on this
actual experience on the Insurance OF
100000 persons and the rate to be
charged on such tables is an amount
which annually placed at a reasonable
rate of interest will pay the policy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Atlantic City.-Life guards called to
save bathers from shark In the break
ers ON the lower bathing beach allayed
the fears Of the timid ones when they
reported that the twelve-foot monster was
dead. Souvenir hunting visitors robbed
the shark Of his teeth before city gaEbass
collectors removed To carcass
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
PROBABLY INFANTICIDE
Body of Child Taken from the De-
Moines River by Boys Who
Were Sein;no,

Fort Dodge. Ia. Aug. 13-The young
boys SEEMING for mlnnows in the Dies
Moines river close to the city this
morning brought to the surface the
decomposed body Of an infant child
which had evidently been in the wa
ter about one week. The affair Is
shroudcd In mystery. Foul play is ev-
ident
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

lileel iierc Sunday and a score of per-
SONS Were seriously injured. among
them being several members Of the
san Francisco and Los angeles bisc
bah teams.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
SUNSHINE SOCIETY.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Aug. 1.-THE ans
nual session of the National Hay
makers association began here today.
Reports showed the organization to be
prospecting.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Aug 1s.-Money marke,
steady a. 3AMi per cent: prime mer-
camille paper 5ls@6 per cent; sterling
exchange weak at S4.S4.7O@4.S4.75 on de-
mand. and .9OD4.Sl.95 for sixty
DAVIS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16
TELEeRAPHIC BRIEFS

Benton. lll.-.r Three men We're killed
IN a iigh, over IL crap game al Cam
bon The negro doing the shooting
escaped.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Chicago Professor F'rankenlicld, o
the loeal weathe. hureau lnephcSies /;
warmer winter lhan amy in recen
years. Because the constantly increas-
int; smoke cloild over Inc eitS would re
pei the cold.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Boston. Mass. John I.ovcrt known
- every Harvard man and throughout
lie coiieg. world generally as John
hc oranseml;iil." died ut The N;issl-
htlsctts general hospital Sunday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

A monument is about to be erected
70 the poet ovid at Sulmona the an
Gent Sulmo of Samnium, Il movement
for the purpose having been set on
foot by the Italian poet Gabrielle dan
,luuzja
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Denver, Colo. \ movement is said
q be on foot ~ have senator w. n.
laik, Of Mont;il.a. as the running mate
OR Nh Bryan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

The temple elephant in southern In
dia is the object of great respect. for
physical contact with him is supposed
To do more good To the human body
than he best medicine. Adult men and
women wa,i!y feel his legs With their
finger tips and press them reverently
To their eyes. and ii!ling children are.
for a small consideration. carried on
his back The distance of I; few strides
that they may he cured.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Washington. o. c. January / is now
th,a date fined at the war department
fpi CHARLES Il. Magoon to SO to the
Phil!niimes as Vice soNernor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

London The correspondent ut Adcn
of Tie Mail reports hat the Mad Mul-
lah has ;aidcd the Solnallnnd border,
Killing more than l.ooo OF the Rare
haron tribe dwelling in the Ogdalcn
region and capturing 1000 camels.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

For a small silver cup of the com
monwealth period. weighing three
ounces. $3.50 an ounce WAS paid in Lon
don recently. while n Charles III. tum-
bier. with the York hail mark Of 1852.
hroilrLt 500 an ounce.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

On board British battleship of the
Mediterranean fleet a tin of preserved
meat was recently hoisted on n beam
and covered with labels. Rats"
Dogs" "A Chinese Compound"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Spokane. Wash. Nj the age of 50,
Mrs. II o. Goyham has given birth 10
aer 'hirteenth child a daughter. Her
sldest. 4 son, is DO
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Justice Brewer, OF the United States
supreme court says he spends The
whole vacation period loafng. 'sE'rom
june to October ! | am absolutely No
account to anybody in the world. and !
don't make single unnecessary SHOVE
from the time I leave the supreme court
tin a,et back to ii. y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

Chicago Mrs Elizabeth Slaughter
WAS killed and several others injured
when aa automobile WAS hit by an
electric car sunday,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

wmD ss n. can ssoa Be i h,F. a At
deposit Of 80 centA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

indianapolis. Ind A kissless existence
is guaranteed TO every child attending
school in Indiana. The state board of
hca gives the guarantee. This is the
first communication the children return
ing from vacation will find on the notice
boards of their schools: DO not kiss any
one on the mouth or allow any one to do
so u YOU"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

An English syndicate Is to erect a
modern fve-story earthquake proof
hotel in Manila. to cost 100000.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-08-16

The future OF POETRY keeping will be
chttly il he hands OF the Intelligent
farmers Intelligent daughter" accord
ing - the author o. ~ recent English
book on Poultry lariniag.' He de
clares that poultry farming suffers
from the drawback of not yet having
been proved TO pay.