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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
sWEDES STUDYING
GERMAN CITIES

Stockholm, Aug. 2G.-All the mems
beers Of the Stockholm city council and
the chiefs and Representatives of diff
ferent municipal institutions have gone
to Berlin and other German cities to
study municipal institutions and meth
DDS of government. The trip is paid
for by private contributions and VIII
last mouth.
The results will be reported e =
municipal congress in Stockholm, Oc-
tober 10 and IL, at which twenty-one
mayors and 500 municipal officers
from all parts OF Sweden wiz be In
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
EASY TO Be BRAVE
IN ljNlFOR KING

Paris. Aug. 2a.-king Alfonso has ac-
cepted from the Patriotic league of
F'rcnchwomen a book containing over &c.,
900 signatures, concentrating the anar-
chist outrage at Madrid. which narred his
majesty's wedding day.
One of the delegates who presented the
volume warmly congratulated the king
upon the courage he showed on that &C.
casion.
what French or Spanish se,~er would
rot have done the samsr spilled his
majesty, adding jocularly. n Is 80 easy
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
RECEIVES INSURANCE
AFTER II YEARS

Webster City. Ia. Allg. %. Mrs.
Elizabeth Alton. of this cily has re-
eeivad word rom a CONNECTICUT i'm
surailco eonfnAiiy That il VIII pay her
5000 due her ON a liis insurance pol
icy 0lac.i n. her husband.
Irs. .Nli MS husiosnd has been dead
for seventeen years aud until she re-
ceiN@ll notice from the company she
WAS not cTen aware of the fact that
MIR Allen had q policy. II had Been
taken out prior 10 tileir tm#rriaSe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
.iA,L DELIVERY is Fooled.

Mount dolly. N. j.. Aug. 2G-Threnten,
ing to kill Joseph Misler. his celInate, If
he made an ortcry, George r. Clark
awaiting trial sor attempted murder. carly
yesterday made n desperate effor. to break
jail.
Clark removed an iron bar from the
closet with which he tore hole into the
chimney. The noise awake-ed Mister
who feigned Illness and said he would have
a doctor sent 10 him. Clark turned OH Mis-
Ter with q razor. telling him to prey. as
he was going to kll him. Mister prayed
An SO loud . voice that he ves beard by
Charles Williams. = :rusty. Wan gave the
alarm. and clss& was nvcn SvsspeWsrad
hE ths :aE kaao1h
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
EXPLOSION CAUSES
$4,000 FIRE LOSS
Business Block in Center OF
Cedar Falls Demolished;
Entire City Shaken.

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N22ai rfsiss' ~, aus
sion IN the rear OF George ''iissfs' ca
SOS hardware store ias9 nlsiil set,fs3i'i
q bla2e that caused daia'.Ss - Y, -
teiit OF p%@ticatiy sllc.yoo. l!ifss 2''.ist-
inss We're entirely ieslFosea a.d ,iae
stocks OF goods eontahlea IN t.ieai NNlF
lost II IS estliil'tlN'. tia'sl tle i,Issl'
anoe Oh bllidiiigi 'tM' stocks VIII isoe
Le more Dian swp-tiiiras the los. &C.,,
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Three buildings We're BURNED TO NE
GROUND Tie loss on tne.i IS estimated
& $4,000 and on t.icit c9hte.is 1853
The baitings are
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
FINDS WIFE GONE,
SMASHES FURNITURE

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 26When
Thomas Duffy, Great Northern rail-
way conductor, returned TO his home
iii Larimorc and found his wife and
money missing. he seized and AK in his
wrath and smashed all the furniture
except a piano. Police Chief fsadden
was summoned by the neighbors. who
wanted Duffy arrested. but the chief
could see no reason why he should in
terfere as long as Duffy owned the
goods.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
WOMAN SUES
PASTOR FOR ISLANDER

waterloo, -. Aag. 27.-Nrs. j. NJ
Hamilton, wife Of the United Evengel-
iical minister o. t;ais city. has brought
suit for So, ooQ :,ssai,,s. Rev. j. B. NIeloy,
pastor OF tie United Evangelical
church ut Lapoz,e. The suit is based
on slanderous remarks made against
her character.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
mayor SAYS FIRE"
TO MAKE RAIN FALL

New Haven. Conn, Aug. 24.-The
drought continues in this state May
or Studey, OF this city, has suggested
that i. battery of field artillery be used
to discharge fifty rounds of a,pmuni-
ton in the hope of producing an at
nlosphcric change and a precipitation.
EXccIt for two brief thunder show
ers several weeks ago, no rain has
fallen in this vicinity for seventy six
DAVIS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
REFUSED EXTRACT
FOR AN ANAL SiS:
FINED AND JAILED

Waterloo. Ia, Aug. a11.-Harrison and
Andrew Miller, representing Il grocery
house. were arrested today for refus-
ing to sell sample BOTTLE OF lemon eN-
tract. for ~. analysis, to Pure Food
Inspector Won peeesar. They We're
fault of which they were sent to Ike
county Jail Tor seven days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
DEPosIToR OF pGFuMcT
EAMk APPEALS CA!

Mason City. Ia. Aug. q The case
OF ssoraa Peterson Us. the Bank OF
Thornton. ono Of the suits for pre-
ferred claims IN the defunct institution.
viii he appealed 70 The supreme court
as = test case If the dozen or more
pending If Me nature.
Peterson contends that tho money
which he had in the Bank of rhorn-
ton at the time it closeG its doors
amounted To something like Sl.2ND, was
there in trust aad had been deposited
to pay a debt. He says he ordered the
cashier To pay q debt and that he drew
q check Upon the account for the in
Gebtedness, having il in tho bank, the
renlaindcr II the transaction 10 be
conplciol lty the bank.
Iutige smith. st tic last tenn Of The
distl'ict coI.Ft. r,lled thar the claim
could not be declared y piefcrled claim,
becailsA tiia banks receipts We're in no
way affected by the tran section OF Mr..
Peterson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
VERY BAD FORM OF ECZEMA.
Suffered Three Year.-Phys.cians
DID no Good-PerfcctIy Well After

Suffered Three Years-Physicfans
DID No Good-PerfcctIy Well After
Using Cut.cur.. Remedies.
81 take great pleasure in Informing
you that was a sufferer of eczema in
a very bad form for the past three
years. l consulted and treated with
number Of physicians Ia Chicago, but
to no avail. commenced using the
Cuticura Remedies. consisting of Cuti-
cura Soap, Ointment and Pills, three
months ago. and to-day l am perfectly
we'll, the disease having left me entire
ly. | cannot recommend the Cuticura
Remedies too highly to anyone suffer-
ing with the disease that have had.
Mrs. I'lorence L. Atwood, 1S Chilly
Place. Chicago, H., October 2, 1908.
Witness: l.. S. Berger"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

RAILROAD STRIKE:
SETTLEp PROMPTLY

Boone. Ia, Aug. 2s.--The Newton e
Northwestern strike in this city was
settled Yesterday in record breaking
time. Seventeen hours from the time
the employees walked out Il settlement
was reached. and the men returned to
work today. The best of feeling eX-
lists between the management and the
men.
Freight men will receive their de-
sired incrensc of 10 cents per day, and
the passenger men will get a cores
ponding Increase All employees will
be allowed for overtime, delayed and
switching time. This was the biggest
grievance Of the mon against the COM
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
HOLDS HUBBY FOR BURGLAR

Cleveland. Aug. 24.-Bacause Mrs.
David Ordway of % Elnwood street, Lake.
wood, believed tnat her husband had u
nightmare. a burglar who entered the
house got away with a diamond ring val
ned at $500 and stud valued at e2O0.
; Ordway was awakened by a burglar m
the room. With a shout he tried to jump
ont of bed and pursue him. His yall
a aroused his wife and she seized him Just
as he was making a flying leap.
burglars! Burgiars!" he screamed, but
abe Meld him down firmly and tried to
pacify HIM Meantime the robber hustled
downstairs and escaped with the jewslfy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
MAN SHOOTS Az RAT,
KILLS WIrE,S PET CAT.

= NIuscatine. Ia, Aug. 2i.-Geo.
= Potter. lying in wait With u
4 shotgun for u vicious rat which
= had been invading his bedroom
= and en- several occasions had
y bitten his little girl. last night
= blew a hole through the side of
\ the house and killed his wife's
= pet cat. which had been stalking
y The same quarry. The rat was
y still IT large at the latest re-
4 ports. The little girl suffered
4 seveTely lrcel the bites ana
4 blood poisoning is feared.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
HORSE TAKES RIDE
IN HOHSELESS CARRIAGE.


) Muscntinc. Ia. Aug. 2a.Two
: badly frightened automobiles =
, carried Z horse in the tonneau 4
Of their machine, half a block 4
) on the main street OF the city 4
+ last night Before the frightened
= animal collld unliinbcr enough 4
kicks to put himself out OF the 4
= machine. The auto came down (
3 the street and plowed straight at :
= the horse which leaped into the I
= air and sideways. The machine I
swervcd and caught the falling :
5 hulk There was a crash. and :
the crowd scattered. The horse :
= struggled fearfuily and finally :
= eytrics4ted itself from the ma :
= chine. which had stopped by this :
= time. The occupants, seeming :
= damage suits, scurricd up a side :
\ street before their identity be- :
= came known.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
Great Gull.

"in the pathological department Of tho
celebrated museum. related the traveller.
II saw a sea gull that weighed over twen-
~ pounds.
Nothing remarkable about that?" re-
piled the nun who spends his summers on
the coast. .'Fhe last time was on a va.
cation i met sea gull that weighed 2O0
pounds.
Great Jupiter. Was it alive?"
You bet. He was running a beach no.
tel and charging 80 a day
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
DEs MONIES Will

ENTERTAIN FOSTMASTER3
Dcs Moines. Ia, Aug. 24.-Post-
masters OF the fourth-class offices OF
the state viii meet in annttal conven-
ton at Dos Moines, August III ANA IS.
Addresses will be made by y. T. Horn
ing. Sheldahl: j. H. Marriott, Long
Grove; i. w. Jameson, Ashton j. J..
Heverly Center Point; Iafe Yoang.
Des Moines; Rem. S. Rosley. Chelsea;
H. c. Paddock, Clio: w. O. Sock, New
Albin; r. NJ. Fulton, inspector in
charge al ST Louis; w. b. Keith Mon
dsn.ia; +. y Metcafe, Pleasantville.
w G. Swailn. EVERY: and f. b. Mum
Ollie, assistant superintendent of reg
istry. Washington, ID. G.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
THIEVES LOOTED
BANK FOR YEARS
Seymour People Believe Cash.
iar Ware innocent of $780,
600 Theft.

pcs MONIES ia, Aug. 27.--That there
,s,,,,er ,ba cow
as Y eoio1ca Ssciieieiiif'i' s'ti'''s'
bustiLles somewhere in the Seymour
,..,- c,;,,,, - oo,,i,,, ,no,e and more
'Si'iN - Q
to be the belief OF bankers Oh l'es
,rri.,.se ma Tho, are watching the de
NciopnleAss oi tne case Win sie'ie ~
,yres, New facts are coming 10 light
- v-aro ,,hia,
as " 'ie si''ri - ~ -
make the situation more interesting.
,r,at tn f3c, MAT Mrs ware has thveat-
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Iii il',,1 = ~ i,,,ass9s,
-, 80 t+l.ea tbs exno,tat;on bnre
90 ,,.,,si,e.. ,,,., tbara ,vnrla Id,
s.f,1,- ,;'li ~ = s.,,la,,ear,, II 10 tl,n
,1,.,i,,, ,b.,f 5,e,,eiiv ,},ose In fi1,inn buy
'>er .,s..,,,,,.,l 81, ,,,,t Ma e,;a,t,
t.,s, 49,, hean ,.x,,.,.tinfr that
~, l,,,,, ~ .bi',s ava .,,'Sioi1s.
II, No t,i1 i If los; nam
,sao mn, l.,ssnt fha tr;.,l witch
,,;ii h., lss1,1 Il 1,.,,,I,o,. ir ,ilsalv IN nm.
10, ed,,lN i,,tar.sti,str Observation-Disclosures,
49,, T., ,,ssaa .e,. i,l,,strst,5,,. re-
- ,i''1F.+ ,.,.,ie.,.,',,,ra
!,
lf'a 'Soe Ss Hie'sy'
1t IS uEscrstood In the lrst place
that s239,0eo mas tt!sappeared N inc
second place the people OF Seymour are
coil1ideni that lsoN W are dit mol spend
the money, for tney are sure THAT II
he had spent II IN amy way .iAelT
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

! In Belgium girls are expected to give
Eve weeks work out of each school
year to learning housework The girl is
required to know not only how to cook
a ,.inner, but to clean up and care for
a siichen, do marketing. wash and
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

Guns, Traps, Decoys. etc. Lowest prices.
Write for free catalog No. L. n. w.
Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
RAILROADS REFUSE
TO REPORT WRECKS.

Des Aioines, Ia, Aug. 24.-Iowa's
ltate board of railroad commissioners
has bumped up against a hard prob
lem in an effort to secure reports from
the railroads of the state relative to all
accidents occurring inside state lines
where injury results to persons or death
is caused.
The railroads in most cases have ut
terly ignored the law which was passed
by the last legislature and investiga.-
ing the neglect the commission has dis
covered that there is no penalty clause
attached.
This situation leaves the railroads
free TO ignore the demands of the COM
mission and as the statute is a manda
tory one without a penalty clause it
is as much good as cancelled postage
stamp.
Chairman Ketchum has just discov-
cred the defect in the new law while
making an effort to secure u report of
the keystone wreck from the Milwau-
kee railroad. However, there have been
more failures to make up the required
report under the law than there have
been reports filed and it appears that
the railroads intend to ignore the
statute.
1T has been decided by the commits
sion to make an appeal to the railroads
for g compliance With the statute un-
It'll the legislature meets again when
a nice, penalty clause will prohablytbe
built onto the end of the present
/ statute.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
THE, II MES
nA.Ris & BOYLE, Publishers.
H,sacyEi Valley. IOWA


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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29
METHODIST CONFERENCE
At HGIIhIr>II ri LEE

Council Eluffs, Ia. Aug. 24.-septem-
Der 9-l6 there is to be a gathering Of
great me-. Of the Methodist Episcopal
church in this city, the torty-eighth ses-
zion of the Des Moines annual confer
rnce at Broadway church. Besides the
prominent men of the church in this
state there are a number OF men of the
other parts of the country who have
2 part in the program. Rev. William
a. Quayle, d. D.. pastor OF st. James
church Chicaso; Rev. DIR. II. K. Car
coll. of New York city; Rev. DIR. j. Il.
Daniel Ayers CioodseIl. n. d., of Bos-
ton: Dr. Charles Nj. Roswell. d. D., of
F'hiladelphia, and others of less note
will give lectures or sermons during
the Inference
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

Fhat Gle nsiiur:ll eo'pl a luic w
t@S Is siG2 iGstead OF lliie. WIS io5is
aGa discovered. 1'la green snla lsoM
iilli are snl Ia be ING to eNils,Ileclla
sut..tatteS l1issolNeo calc itin salts
1hoagh aFpa AtN giving ii gr5enisl3
ii:jt tlilc ~ i tae imNishl suspension
,i8N, lhe effect uil ihe 4ulof " Vie wa
tel When precautions arc taken 20 pre-
rlf il 1le broH5n OF y1,ll@W eol9r tlue
- ron salts IS rot Seen %he'n alliiiilE
Is llesnMl.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

There are times when very ut1le
q more than enough.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

have proved that. While alcohol is theo-
ret:cally a food. its efficiency is 80 small
that half a gallon would he required 10
run the human machine FOR u days
mountain climbing. II diminished the
lanount of work performed by The body
per Minute about one-si@th.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

Though HaRy plans 10 1 Sep the Jar
Of machinery have beeli tEied anli5t
;lnce from steam h4nnaens ae. COZ
tiiucs A now French reNlly IL to
place under he nlaehine q tWoinch
elastic plate. consisting OF two sheets
Of steel With M intervening lNef OF
coach springs Surrounded BY feli.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-29

without teeth. turn
kIocify ere used fol
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30
PURE FOOD LAW.
Wives of Delinquent Husbands Must
 Pay the Piper.

Chicago, March 3O-Pure food is to be an important factor in the reform of delinquent husbands, conducted by Municipal Judge Mckenzie Gle land of the Maxwell street district.
 Instead of sentencing the husband the wife will be sentenced in the fu- ture. Instead of meting out $50 and costs to be worked out at the Bride well, it will not be unusual to hear q sentence of two weeks on ham and eggs, varied by hot biscuits, mashed potatoes. and steak"
 After several weeks of psycholOgi- cal research, conducted upon practi- cal lines. Judge Cleland has discov- cred that food served ill indifferent style by more indifferent wives has more to do with seeking husbands to the corner saloon for sOlace than any other one thing. Experiments have shown that good food will force the most deliquent husband to forget his evil ways. and return to the straight and narrow path. -s
 If there were any doubt as to the truth of this theory. it was fOrthcom- ing at Inst nights review of paroled husbands in Judge Cleland's court. There were fifty husbands who had been placed upon their honor and good food. The latter had stimu- lated the former to such an extent that they were few wives who had any complaint to make of their hus- bands.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30
SPEEDY STEN0GRAPHY.
The Champions of the World Com
 pete at Boston.

Boston, March 30.-With the worlds championship contest for speed in stenography and typewriting as the terminating feature the three days convention of the Eastern Commercial Teachers association in this city closes to-day.
 Miss Rose l.. Fritz of New York city, the holder of the championship for rapid typewriting and Sydney Herbert Godfrey of London. England. last years winner Of the Miner gold medal for the worlds championship in stenOgraphy are both entered in their respective classes to-day. and as the entry list shows many we'll known experts. interesting contests are looked for in both divisions.
 Among the aspirants for the steno- graphic championship are Fred IT, land, dean of the stenographic corps in the house of representatives at Washington, James Campbell of New York. and Mir Gehman of Denver, of Col. with many others noted for their past performances. In the type writing speed contest there are sev- en contestants including experts from New England. New York and Chicago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30
OF COURSE HE LOVED HER.
But the Reason He Gave Was Not
 Very Satisfying.

Paul Bourget. the French novel; ist," said a magazine editor. thinks he understands American women. He is continually writing essays about them. Were I a woman these essays would make me mad. But Bourget does understand American men pretty well. Once at a dinner that Richard Harding Davis gave in his honor Bourget handed to our men a singu- larly large and acrid lemon. He said that we are too lax and boorish toward our wives. He said we often treated pretty, yellow.haired type writer girl hired yesterday with more sentleness and courtesy than we gave to wives of 20 or 90 years standing. He instanced the case of a man who sat reading the evening paper one night. a cigar in his mouth arfd his feet on the sofa Darling said his wife, do you love me- Yes. he an- swered without looking up. As much as ever" Sure, said the man. as he struck a match and relighted his ci- gar. 'Whyr the woman pursued ten derly. oh. don't know said he Habit suppose
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30
22 ARE DEAD
Search For Additional Victims of the Sunset Express Wreck
 Abandoned Last Night
MAN DIED OF FRIGHT

ColtOn, Cal, March 30-The list of those who met death in the wreck of the Sunset express, which was wreck ed Thursday afternoon ill the South ern Pacific yards, was completed last night and the search for additional bodies supposed to be buried under the debris of the demolished cars, was abandoned as useless. The cor rect list of dead. including two men who have died since last night is p. Eighteen of these were Italians. near ly all of whom were immigrants on their way to. San Francisco.
 The others were:
 Albert w. Shie, mail clerk, Los An geles.
 George l.. Sharpe, Muncie, Ind.
 H. l. Walters, Sacramento, Cal.
 Patrick Egan, Southern Pacific sec tion foreman.
 Egan, who died last night is not be- lieyed to have been aboard the wrecked overland He was found unconscious near the scene of the dis aster, and taken to Los Angeles. His death is believed to be due to an epileptic fit. induced by witnessing the accident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30
VERY VALUABLE
Yale's Jarves Collection of Paintings Said 10 Be Worth
 $26O,Ooo
BOUGHT FOR sso,o0o

New Haven, March 30.-Some for ty years ago the authorities of Yale college took mortgage upon what is called the Jarves collection of paint ing and which was placed in the north gallery of the Yale Art school. q little later Yale secured the whole collection at what is understood to have been a price somewhat less than thirty thousand dollars. The real value of the collection then and since has been in considerable dispute among artists, but recently an expert valuation was made of it which re suited in an appraisal at no less than $26OOOO. The collection contains 12O paintings, most of which are on wood and old altar pieces and repre- sents the development of christian art between the eleventh and seventh centuries.
 The collection was made by an American, J. J. Jaryes, during a long residence in Florence, Italy.