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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
SHONTS TO ACCEPT
DRAKE TRuSTEESHlF

Des Moines, Ia, June S-'rheodore p
Shonts. president of the marlborough
Metropolitan company, of New York.
recently elected to the position of pres
dent of the board of trustees of Drake
university, of which his father i'm law,
General T.. NJ. Drake, was founder and
first president, Will attend the Drake
commencement exercises next week,
md formally accept the post TO which
he has been elected.
1t is planned to have Mr. Shonts
lay the corner stone of the new $780,
900 Dralle-Carnegie library, if building
operations have progressed sufficiently
by the time of his visit. Mr.. Shonts
delivered the Drake commencement
address last year, the silver jubilee year
Of the university. AT that time he was
chairman of the Panama Canal co1p-
mission.
The Drake commencement exercises
open Sunday morning with the de-
livery of the baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. DIR. O. s. Medbury. On Monday
comes the Bible college exercises, and
the senior class play. Tuesday will be
ton and the graduation exercises OF
the College of Music. The board of
trustees meet Wednesday, the alumni
banquet occurring in the evening. On
Thursday, June 10, the exercises come
To close, with the principal address
delivered by DIR. Edgar Odell Lovett.
of Princeton.
Drake has had the most successful
year in its history, enrolling a total of
l,160 students. The graduating class
numbers $50, representing fourteen
states and Canada. In the years enroll
ment ninety-tive of the ninetynine
counties of Iowa We're represented.
| twenty-siX other states and six other
countries Austria, Canada, England.
Japan, New Zealand and Russia. Pres
idcnt Bell announces that the pros
poets for next year are for a still
4 larger attendance and representation.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
MONKEY SNATCHES
SCALP FROM SMALL
BOY WATCHING CIRCUS

Dubuque, Ia. Jane IL. While Ralph
l.bair. a youth. Was standing too close
10 ~ cage OF monkeys here, an old
simian reached out and snatched the
scalp from the boys head. He held on
to the boys hair despite attempts of
Keepers to release his hold and With
the boy writhing in pain he pulled the
hair ont by :hc roots.
The Lao! IS suffering intense pain. He
had been watching the circus unload
and was too absorbed TO notice his
proximity to the cage.
MORE CORN THAN EVER
PLANTED i'm THIS STATE
loes Mones, Ia. june ~. The regu-
lar june reports from correspondents
os the Iowa Weather and crop service
have been tstbulated, and following Is
brief summary.
Are;u Planted. Corn. 103 per cent
wheat. "a: oats 9s rye 81 barley. 81
3ncadows, 80: flax, 81; POTATOES, 100
Condition. Corn. SS; wheat, IS. oats.
50. rye. 30; barley. 81 flax. SO; pota-
toes Sc. hay "a; apples. %: peaches
*. plums, A., cherries. 30; grapes, so.
berries. rs 10 50.
Conditions Last Year Corn 90.
wheat, 9S oats, ?6. barley, 96, hay. 92y
potatoes. lDl
The report for the week ending June
10 iollows
The average daily deficiency i'm tenn
.peratnrc was seven to nine degrees,
and there WAS also large excess of
Showers OF vhlyin. amount
Mere reported every day but one dur
ing the week. ana heavy downpouls
with considerable damage by winf, and
noon and night 1t w;ts generally u
y~I.v3 faVor;l Bile week lpl field work
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
FAILURE TO SAVE HIS
SON DRIVES HIM INSANE

Boone. Ia, June 10.-Orville Briggs.
aged IA, son of Dan Briggs, picked up
live Wire" which had fallen down
from an arc light circuit and died in
terrible agony. His father. who was
with him, tried to pull his loose from
the wire and was thrown twenty feet
through a fence. He tried again and
had his flesh burned to the bones in
several places. He is crazed Ny the ex-
perience and may not recover. Briggs
is carpenter and lives near an arc
light in the suburbs. The wet condition
LOT the grass made both get the full
force OF a 2,000-volt current.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
COULDN'T DRESS
LIKE OTHER GIRLS
she TAKES POISON
gbba jacobson of Woodward,
Ia, on Eve OF Graduation
Is a Suicide.

Des Mones, Ia, June Son the eve
bf her graduation and respondent be-
cause she could not have the fine
clothes her fancy craved. Eboa Jacob
son, of Woodward, swallowed a large
dose of rat poison.
She died within a few hours in ter
.ible agony.
The girl was about 10 years old and
exceedingly pretty and popular. Her
mother Mrs. Anna jacobson, separated
rom her husband and was dependent
on her son Ralph for support, being UNI
able to give the daughter all the fine
dresses she wanted.
After taking the poison the girl
walked up town and OH her return
nome told what she had done. All eff
orts to save her life proved futile. The
.amily is Well known at Woodward.
The father disappeared six years ago
and never has been heard from since.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
'OWA HEIRS TO GET
BIG NEW YORK ESTATE

Marshalltown la. June Is Local
heirs Of a valuable New York estate
said IL be worth s200oo00o received
.oday word from an attorney that deeds
to forty acres in the le;tr, of New York
city on niicty-yeat lease had jnsi eX
piied. and Will be forthcoming soon,
ana THAI without question the helId
viii get the money,
Mrs Navicr I.aplant, c'le,nons Car
rtt Ferguson. Levi Ga,let, c'oHrad8
lnd Mrs solomon Bruce. Of slarsllali-
ioMh are included among the he ~,
ara each viii receive several thousand
2i"iiarS. The property wiaa "ilgiaaiiS
farm i'nll owned hy i great grand'
mother of the heirs. and Afterwards be
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
DECISIONS BY IOWA
SUPREME COURT

Dcs Moines, Ia, June 10. The SUI
preme court today handed down the
following decisions:
State of Iowa VS.. Scott, appellant,
Boone county; dismissed.
City of Newton VS.. Board of Super
visors, appellant, Jasper county; af-
lirned.
bank, appellant, Winnebago county: af-
1irmed
Saunders, appellant. VS.. Wells, Jasper
county, affirmed
Nlncolas & Howard VS.. Hitaffer &
Prouty, appellant Emmett county; af-
firmed.
Meyer VS.. Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway company. appellant,
Washington county; affirmed.
Houghtalling, appellant. VS.. Hough-
falling, Dallas county; affirmed
Snyder vs.. Thompson, appellant, Har-
din county; affirmed.
Pugh. appellant, VS.. Jones. Iowa
county; affirmed.
Dorr, appellant, vs. Dudley & Coffin,
Polk county; affirmed.
Mkesell VS.. Wabash Railroad COM
pany, appellant Marion county; af-
iirmed
Thyssen. appellant. VS.. Davenport Ice
company, Scott county; affirmed.
Hellyer. appellant. VS.. Hellyer, Polk
county; affirmed
Brown Land company. appellant. vs.
Lehman. Guthrie county; affirmed.
Blake, appellant. VS.. Miller, Webster
county; reversed
Cook appellant vs. Incorporated
Town of Hedrick, Keokuk county; re-
versed.
Hughes, appellant. vs. Scheurman
Bros, MahaSka county; reversed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
CASHIER GIVES BAIL;
STOCKHOLDERS SUED

Des Mcines. Ia. June lo.-LeRoy
War. cashier of the wrecked Farmers
and DroNers' bank al Seymour, Ia fur.
Wished bonds OF Sl,2o0, and has been
given his freedom. he had been in
dicted on fcur counts, for fraudulent
Banking and embezzling
Three more suits, all against r. w.
Cover in sums aggregating $4,000
we're filed today. The charge Is tina:
he sold stock of the bank when he
knew it WAS insolvent
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
GIRL KILLS HERSELF
FOR JEALOUS LOVEF

Guthrie. okla. June IL. The results.
lover. Harry Stringfellow, accused he
of allowing other young men 10 pa.
her ton much attention, and because n.
then abruptly left her home, Mis-.
EARLY ssaivis, aged is, went To anpthe.
part of the house, secured II revolver
and shot herself in the temple, dyina
instantly. Both families are prominent
The tragedy followed a pleasan,
evening spcn, together In the Sarvis
home an evening which, however. ter
minated unplcasantly when the young
mans jealousy got the better of him
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
TO PROBE DUBUQUE
WATERWORKS BOOKS

Dubuque, la, June 10. The city coun-
ell last night employed Presley S. Fox
snd Albert Lantzky. expert account
ants, both of Dubuque. to probe the
waterwork's books for Il $1,000 shortage
known to exist, and it is the purpose
Of the council 10 bare defalcations be-
tieved to run into many thousands The
council voted 5000 for the purpose.
Two alleged defauters are under ar
rest
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
ONE-ElGHTH CHEROKEE
NAY BE A SENATOR

Oslealoosa, Ia, June 1S.-Because her
of the democratic primaries as regards
the governorship will probably not re
definitely known until late today. C.
N. Haskell, of Muskogee. and Lee
Cruce. of Ardmore, each claim it by
10000. For United States senators Rob-
ert L. Owen, of Muskogee. and Roy v.
Hoffman, of Chandler. appear to have
won the nominations by safe plurali-
rles. Owen is one-eighth Cherokee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

learn that in tllis country large falni'
lies have boon the subject Of COM
mondaticn Icy Prcsident Roosevelt Hes
husband had arrived IN the In,ed
States tMo years aga and had already
found Il home for them all 1T Bella, Va
While the twelve who came are al
the liviny children there have beef
thrce more during the seventeen YEAR
of married life of the Den iiartos,!is
iiclpug le;' mothes Was the eldest
Flora. l6 years old, and down the
range of ages until they stopped al
i;olan. the -inonths- old baby, in hi:
mothers arms. came lIver,linc, Hen
drla. Cornela. Johanna, Florida. Hull.
bert. Antoon j., christopher. Johan tne
INrcderil.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
WOMAN'S HEART VALUED
AT Sl,I67 I'M LAWSUIT

Des Moincs, Ia. June l2.-Dr. George
Stewart Who sued Henry Gray an UNI
dertalcr. for breach OF promise, was
awarded Sl,S0o Tor breach of promise
this morning in court and The suit was
abruptly terminated. The womans
heart Was figured in mt 81 l61 and meals
fun nished the undertaken While court
ing so and balance for medical attend-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
JILTs IOWA FiANcE TO
WED PROSPECTIVE "BEsT MAN,

Webster Grove, Mo. June s.-Miss
Carrie Smith. who was to be married
today, returned to her home here yes
terday as the bride of Louis Shepard
son. who had been selected to act as
the best man at her marriage to
young man who lives in Iowa
Miss Smith. who Is 10 years old, was
graduated Friday night. Saturday
morning she went to St. Louis to play
the piano at concert. Mr.. Shepard.
son joined her there, a license was obs
tanned, and they We're married.
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Hughes, appellant, VS.. Scheurman
Bros, Mahaska county; reversed.
NEW GRAND
MASTER MAKES APPOINTMENTS

Clinton, Ia, June 1o.--Grand Master
Hunter. of the Masonic grand lodge OF
Iowa. has announced the appointments
OF Deputy Grand Master Lewis Block,
OF Davenport; grand chaplain. Rev.
Allen Judd of Clinton: senior grand
deacon Fl. c. Jones. of Boone; Junior
grand deacon, George Reynoldson, of
Manson: senior grand steward Carl
shm, of Gutenberg; Junior grand stew
ard, Otto Windroth. of Humboldt
grand marshal. III. NJ. Belt. of Des
Moines; grand tyler. A. N. Alberson. of
Washington: chairman of jurisprud-
ence committee. G. Il. Granger, OF
Waukon: members finance committee,
n. G. Newconlbe, of Snbula, cilairinan
- l.. Marcy Spirit Lake. and D. ID.
carlton. Fairly; members appeals and
grievances committee. William Hutch
inson OF Alton. chairman: w. d. Glenn
chs, West Union, and "A. w. McCullom,
Sibley
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
THREE YOUNG MEN
DROWN NEAR DUBUQUE

Dubuque, Ia, June 49,. Three well
known young men of this city were
drowned in the Mississippi river, near
here Sunday, when a skin upon which
five We're riding, overturned. The
dead:
PAUL. KII.s. aged IL years.
WILLIAM STOLENBFN, aged 10.
NICHOLAS JARRETT. aged 50.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
TRAGIC LIFE ENDS
I'm THE POOR HOUSE.

; Storm Lake, June 1s.-The
; death OF Mrs. DAILY Bradish.
; aged 80 years. at the county poor
; farm. recalls TO old residents in
; this county the many tragic
; events of hsr life. In her child
; hood home i'm Ohio. at the age of
; lG. Mrs. Br;ldish married sea
. CAPTAIN. Two children We're born
) to them. a few years after the
; marriage the husband went on
} u voyage and never returned
; one of the children was killed
; by the falling of a tree. and the
: other was kidnapped. The moth
Ell, frantic from the loss of her
loved ones. came west, locating
in Storm Lake, where she has
lived for twenty-five years. In
late years her mind became
= weakened. and she died without
relatives or friends. and will he
buried in the ptupers' field.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
HOT VERBAL ENCOUNTER
RESULTS In ISLANDER 81

Manson. H.. June s.--Attorney NJ. E.
Mack has sued Morris Fritz for Islander,
demanding $1,000 damages. Fritz
threatens to urge disbarment proceed.
ings against Mack.
Mack was q candidate for city attor-
day night when the matter was under
consideration. Councilman Fritz. who
10 also a banker hare. spoke his mind
very plainly regarding Mack and tho
latter being Ia an ante room over
heard tho disparaglng comment. He
entered thu council chamber and de-
nouncing Fits n q liar Withdrew from
~ race tor city attorney
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

ae~ iork, june with twelve
Ia My. sailias en!daen u Mr. o,v!l
gathered AROUND ler, Mrs. ilndrlck
Gsli i.artpg.i, 50 yca.s old. s:opd on tie.
promenade ,iecis Of The Holland Ai.ie!-
ica imce Nopr,ialn. and those Who had
poisle To the pier 10 welcome incoming
Passengers Imagined us they saw The
group mat tire Holland mother Was
teacher With her Charges about 10 IN
vestiga8c America.
M The voyage tho family had been
lhc OBJECT nj admiration and attention
b. iise officers ailfl the passengers OF
tive ship, Ia whom the sisht OF such u
young nothcr with so iaany charges
W;ls q novelty.
Mrs. den Harto5ii bore her h"nors
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CUTS HIS THROAT;
SETS FIRE TO HOME

Fonda. Ia, June 1S.-Nels Anderson,
farmer ten miles northeast of Fonda,
committed suicide yesterday by cutting
his throat He set fire to his house.
hu. it was put out by neighbors.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

COUNTY FARM CATTLE
INFECTED: ORDERED KILLED

Iowa Cit la, June l3 Assistant
state Veterinarian Griffith condemned
and ultimately caused the death Of
thirty head of cattle, taken from
the county farm, west of Iowa City
Tho Inspector looked over thirty-six
head. and ordered the great majority
taken to Cedar Rapids. where the gov
eminent inspectors declared The eat
tie afflicted with tuberculosis ANA killed
the entire ios IF thirty-oa,.
The animals We're hish-breC miloll
COWS and valuable cllv@s and the loss
is great. runMimg into four figures.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
FIRST BREAK IN
TRANSFERS RANKS

Dubuque, la. June 1O-As the result
Of being ordered to carry goods to the
Metz Manufacturing company here, a
firm affected by the strike. fifty union
teamsters struck here today. Further
trouble is anticipated
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
BLINDS WOMAN WHO
REFUSES, WITH VlTRIOL

a plumber was arrested on the charge
of having thrown vitriol in he face
OF Mrs Lena Wunach. who had re-
fused to marry him. Her eyes were
hllIneC ont
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
r. Nj. HUNTER OF slBLEY
is CHOSEN GRAND MASTER

Clinton. Ia, June S.--After voting to
grand lodge elected the following off,
GERS:
Grand master r. M. Hunter, Sibley;
grand senior warden. j. G. Crockett,
Eldora; Junior warden. c. w. Dalton,
Dubuque; secretary, N. r. Parvin, Ced-
ar Rapids, treasurer, j. H. Thatcher.
Rutland.
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FALLS FROM engine:
FIREMAN Is BEHEADED

Waterloo. Ia, June s.-Roy II. Mcs
Guire. an Illinois Central fireman. vas
killed at Manchester this morning He
was missed from the engine cab and
search revealed his beheaded body be.
tween the rails. He leaves u wife al4I
three children in Waterloo.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
l. LANDS LIKELY
TO BE FLOODED

Des Mones. H.. June ls.--'rhe river
rose -four. feet last night. A rise of six
feet more is anticipated and the low
lands will be flooded. People are like
ly to be driven from their homes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
ERANco-JAP PACT sleNEn.

Paris. June 13.-The Franco-Ja~-
nese aga cement was signed this afte..
noon by Foreign Minister ginchon md
Minister KurinO.
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FOURTEEN DECISIONS BY
IOWA ShpREME cOuR-

Des Moines, ia, June S.-Supreme
court decisions today We're:
American Soda Fountain company.
vs. Dean Drug company, appellant.
Emmett county; dismissed.
Barringer VS. Davis, appellant, Clay
county; affirmed
Mullin vs.. White, appellant keolSuk
county; affirmed
Harris. appellant VS.. Moore. kossuth
county; affirmed.
Hubbard VS.. West, appellant, Black
hawk county; affirmed.
West, vs.. Fry, appellant Marion
county; affirmed.
Williams Abbott Electric company.
appellant, VS.. Model Electric company,
Des Moines county, affirmed
Brown Bros. appellant, VS.. korns q
Lee, Poweshiek county: affirmed.
Savoie, appellant, VS. Savoie, ALA
makee county: affirmed.
Doggett VS.. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railway company, appellant.
Jefferson county; reversed.
Cole, vs.. Thompson, appellant, Win
nebago county; reversed.
Hustler Realty company, appellant,
VS.. Swecker, Poweshiek county; re-
versed.
Mcbride VS.. BAR, appellant, Keokul
county; reversed.
Temple VS.. Hamilton county, appel
liant. Hamilton county; reversed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
MEXICAN. IN sELF-pEFENsE,
K 6 ONE ASSAM i a NJ

Waterloo la. June I'd. tx. Ava II
Mexican. fat;tily shot Harry cargill ii!
ii drunken brawl last night. Cargil and
TWO companions attacked Alva who
shot in self defense.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEAT PRICES I
EiSE IN TWO YEARS 4
SHOWN RX TARI

Chicago. June l3.-ln connection
with The likelihood of "A stilke of the
packers transfers. the comparative
prices of meats now and two years
ago is given as follows:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

On the average the coolest part of
the day is O'Clock in the morning.
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TORNADO TURNS
DOZEN iowa HOMES
INTO WRECKAGE
Twister Visits Town OF Pleas
antviIle Doing Wholesale
Damage.

Pleasantville. Ia. June l2.-A dozen
families are homeless aud properts
damaged To the amount OF $4,000 as
the result oil !; tornado which struck
this place shortly before o CLOCK sun
day afternoon.
Threatening clouds had passed overl
all day and towards evening a lull fell
over the vicinity. followed by a distant
roaring in the Woodland south of the
village. Angry rolling clouds made
their appearance and I'm another i'm
slant q twister had struck The south
reported.
il took its way toward the east,
wiping out ali in lis path.
The first house OF amy size To be de-
stroyed was that belonging to Elmer
Baker. The structure WAS completely
demolished as well as the furniture
The family was away nj the time
The place of MilliIn Harvey Was the
next in the path. His house was de
stroyed To such IN extent that ii will
Of necessity be torn down. The barn is
!; total wreck. The Harvey family con-
cealed Themselves III the cellar and
barely escaped with their lives.
The new home of Marion Howsair as
wei as that of fs>broIher. Ira Eowsair,
were torn and twisted from their foun=
(atlon and laid OH their sides Trees III
this point two feet in diameter We're
uptuned After demolishing the barn
of Albert Hickman the storm made its
departure over an open field toward the
Mori.heast.
.l'hroulhuut Marion county the dam
age Ia growing crops will be large
Isural telephone hines are down
as the result of the storm and
for tliilt reason il is Impossible To se-
cure an estimate of the amount OF dam
age
ottumwa, H.. June u. The first
tornado ever known in southeastern
lowa devastated today path 100
feet wide and two mics long
through The farming section six miles
north of Ottumwa.
No houlscs. were IN the storms path
and NJ one WAS injured. but orchards
were torn up and live stock killed,
causing damage of $4,000
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

n a census of this world the pep
centage OF blind persons is six.y- four
40 every million
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

New York City has forty-eight GEM
eteries within and near its borders.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

Java produces about so per cent Of
tine worlds supply of cinchona bark.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

TIE professional criminals Of London
outnumber the policemen in Inc pro-
portion Vi three To Two.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

A normal man breathes 10000 times
in the course Of one day.
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7 H E TIM ES
HARRIS G. i4oyLE, Publishers.
MISSOURI VALLEY, IOWA
y.hsn s-,1iine q cal. ots on Il record
inakinS 1T hraalSiag TRIP on iis6 tagl,io 4
.oasi observes .Nlto.lobile rAee a
saote fAings TO 30 tnpaslli ri iGen
gasoline, OH tires &ad srare nHtaT
wore AND not t'ie iDAs Nj the,t Is TIC
act tbai. wins 10 the lalneulabis tack
u bridges mi utMe Signs u piN,li.al
ann There are .ipl - be marry tiiMCs
sitsn the ear VIII hni itSel uaies VIZ
:er SOW the modern sgllaHabiia.
aiyile aInnllihiols y a certain e.sHeilt,
s NOT q ,liver, and @lie,i tie v BE-
:ilis - rSs above she foot baaeGs tl.rie
s ti51sily q iuiiiled i5.i ana . .,assis
lsSst sounds ,ae Geail isieii u the atg-
a'1st,tcr as wea as ne igaltipi. 81 ten.
sStipping aei ois 9etll sides ~ the
aiNaptic hive been nlch ggat!iel w
-hr announcement THAT the frasaiS
}5parfa9nt IS asking fess bids for ne
asreiiet destroyer Which MIS- autiler
,seSl by the las. congress. ThiS vessel
witch ia 80 be stationed Oh t.4e nostil
Atlantic, wil eiaDoliN lAe atest ili
,s:e,1elnents il. craft of h &iial aad
sia b. eapabie Of cruising for 3.iY3
niles Without replcmlsfis.s iler h,!Aiiefs.
she ail be hirnisi.etl, the sSai.t'4i3ic
American ssys With ieSi .al seer, h
tights enc a Wireless t@agraph eQuip-
1seIt, TIE latter 10 rHaiil@ her IL re-
-e.ye ana siHe Information AS 10 Tho
coe0tien ~ aerelict
20. /!
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LIQUOR MEN COME
TO SIOUX CITY NEXT

Burlington. Ia. June S.-The Iowa
State Liquor Dealers convention adj
journed at noon after election of these
officers:
NJ. Ingwerson of Clinton, president:
j. j. Klien, Council Bluffs, secretary:
+. j. Diercks, Burlington, treasurer.
Sioux City was selected as the next
place of meeting. Resolutions We're
adopted favoring full compliance With
the law in the conduct of the saloon
business and recommending legisla-
ton to punish minors or habhual
drunkards who purchase liquor by
fraud, thus jeopardizing the liquor
dealers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-13

crown prince of Sweden, VIII arrive in
this county, August ~ 1T .lanlestown.
IN boaIe. ne new Swedish cruiser fyl-
eia y is probable that Washington
aid New York VIII be the only cities
li;lt le viii visit. ~ the vase. is or
sefSa . elurn l,y September y.