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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-11
THROW BOMB FROM STATION
Assassins in New York Fatally Wound
Two Innocent Persons.

A bomb Of giant powder and shot
was dropped from an elevated rail-
way station into crowd of people at
the corner of Second avenue and
Forty-second street, New York, Sat-
urday night. In the explosion that
followed three persons were injured
seriously, and Of these two will prob
ably die. The outrage was seemingly
directed against the proprietor of a
fruit store on the corner and this man.
Salvador Ciniluca, aged 80 years. was
one OF the two dangerously injured.
The other, Mary Bailey, 40 years of
age, who was making a purchase at
the stand. The Is. year old son of
Ciniluca was less dangerously injured.
The bomb thrower escaped.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-11
Boost for Taft.

Louisville, Ky.-Eleven newspapers
of this state, including one in this
city, are carrying Taft's name at the
head of their columns for president in
1908. Each paper is the stalwart re-
publican organ of its section.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-11
Japs Stop Paper.

Tokio-The official Gazette an
nounces that the Jap socialist jour
nal printed at Berkeley, CAL, will be
seized and its circulation prohibited
because it advocated the assassina-
ton of President Roosevelt.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-11
FIVE MEN DEAD, FIVE DYING
Powder Mill at kenosha, Wis.,,
Exploded.

Kenosha, Wis.-Five men dead, five
dying and two missing is believed to
make up the list of victims at the ex-
plosion of mill at the Laflin-Rand
powder works at Pleasant Prairie,
this county. Superintendent Ralph
Anderson is one of the missing. Little
doubt exists that he and the other mis-
sing man were completely torn to
pieces. The dead are so frightfully
mangled as to make Identification i'm
possible, and the injured, among whom
deaths are expected momentarily, are
burned beyond the point of recogni-
ton.
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Must Plead.

The federal court has ordered the
Standard Oil company to plead to in
dictments sustained by Judge Ian.
dis on January 10.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-11

The three largest German cities are
Berlin, with a population of over
2.040 900; Hamburg, with 100000 and
Munich. with about $4,000.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-18
NO FARCE THIS TIME.

It is a matter worthy Of cotament
that Kansas just now has astate
board Of railroad assessors that has a
lively sense Of it's duty and obligation
to the state. Although the business
Of assessing the railroads is soon to
pass to a new board, the state tax
commission, the present board is not
nepleciiDg it's duty. Il might very
easily dispose Of great deal OF Ia
borious work by checking the whole
business up to the new tax commits.
sion. which takes Office in July, but il
is doing nothing Of the sort. Instead,
Il is msking very careful and thor
ough examination into the value Of
the railroad properties, gas and oil
pipe lines, telegraph and telephone
lines, Pullman cars and other proper
ty coming under lite Jurisdiction
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First Published April 10. 1907.
ROAD NOTICE.

To whom II may concern:
In pursuance Of an order made by the
Board Of Uounty conmissi nars OF the
County Of Ford. In the state Of Kansas. In
A. D. iS00, notice 10 hereby given that D. d.
Wintamute, j A. Epeer, WIN. tiregg, VIM.
Lamunyon. Joseph STREET., II. N. Gearheart,
WIN. SlAttery, r. J. slattery. John Slattsry.
&C slaitery, frank Hutson. >. Incl. ! N.
In the vicinity where It is proposed to lay
out and establish the road below mentioned,
have presented " said board their certain
petition, praying for the laying out and estsb-
lishment Of public road In said County, as
follows: Beginning at tlie western end Of
Road No. 81 at u point where 1t abuts the
Atchis0n, Topeka & Santa Re C0mpany's
right Of way, and from thence extending
southwesterly along said boundary line OF
the right OF way named to point o. the
section line between sections 3H and IS, In
township rs. range q where ID boundary
line oi the said right of way intersects said
section line; thence south on said section
line to the northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section
81, IN township 26, range "a; thence west on
the line between the north half OF the north.
half and tho south half of the north. half Of
section 81 one mile to the west line Of said
section 20, - and connecting with public
road No. 100, and II ia provided that the grow
Inv trees along and upon the line above des-
crtbcd shah not be subject To removal or
destruction, and that q. N. Hoover, W. T.
Coolidge. and J. l. Finley, viewers duly ap
pointed, will meet at the designated place
OF beginning Of said road on the 3rd day Of
MAJ, y D. 1907. at IN O'Clock Q. m. and pro.
ceed'to view Said road, and to give all parties
. hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said
county, afiixed at my office In ssid County.
this 9th day Of April. A. D. 1917
SEAL 8. II. CONN WAY,
County Clerk,
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First Published April, 18th, 1907.
s.s ROAD NOTICE. -
70 Whom II May Concern

To Whom 1t May Concern:
In pursuance OF an order made by the
Board of County Commissioners OF the
County of Ford. In the State of Kansas, In
regular session on the lst day Of April A
d. 1907, notice IL hereby given that W. A.
Smith, W. 8 Ham, Oiville King, W @. Pros.
ton. e. N Newly, J. T. Newly. J. G. Daniel
Liston Dennis, Leslie Dennis, J. N. Riegel
W. @. Barnes, ID. Birney, y. Tanner, 7. 8.
Lane, w. 8 Kimmel. .. G. Toner, O. H.
Hartnett, n. O. Trexler househ0lders OF
said county, residing In the vicinity VIII re
II Is proposed to lay out and establish the
road below mentioned. have presented TO
said Board their certain petition. praying for
the iaviDg out and establishment OF public
road In said county, az follows; t
Beginning at the Northeast corner OF Sec.
ton IL, In Township 70, kange q, and from
thence extending south on the county line.
between Ford and KiOwa counties. eleven
miles, and ter mating ut the southeast cor
ner of section 30. in Township ~, Range q,
AID that John H. Dellinger. John W. Davis,
and TbOs. y Lane. and, viewers duly ap.
pointed, will meet atthe designated place of
beginning Of said road OH Friday, the 3rd
day Of May, A. ID 1907. at 10 O'Clock m. and
proceed to view said road, and to give all
parties u hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
County, affixed ut my office In said county
this 4th day OF April, 1917.
SEAL, 8. H. CoNNAwAY,
County Clerk.
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First, Published April, 18th, 1907.
ROAD NOTICE.
o whom Il May Concern,

10 w nom ~ nay OOnc0ru:
Board OF ounty Commissioners OF the Coun
" OF Ford, In the state Of Kansas, in regular
session on the lst day OF April. A. u, 1907
motto, hereby given that u. D Wintamute
W. ttpimai,. VIM. Gregg, WIN. .amun
Son: J. incl sI., imel, Kss y'st, LIZ : 4
slattery. ,m slattery, James siat,ery
hOuseh0l.trs of said County. residing
in the vicil ny where II 10 proposed ia
lay out and 4 tsDlish the road below men,
timed, have FL sented TO said board their
establishment III public road | said Coun.
". rs follows;
Beginning vt point en- ;. = .Le OF
the right Of way Of the Atchison, Topeaa 4
Santa Fe Railway Company h,Lv3en sec.
lions 80 and ~. In TOWNSHIP : :e "a.
between sections 50 and 50 aforesaid TO .
point where said secti n line Is intersected
BY ooanty road NJ. ~ which 10 the place Of
wbereupon. the Board Of County Commits:
si0nere 6hdinR that the aaid proposed road
upon certain section lines ~ above describ-
ed, do. In accordance with the provisions Of
chapter l22 OF the laws Of 1873 aB amended
and nodded BY chapter 1852 Of the laws i67 7
OF the State OF Kansas, make an order and
ineiruct the County Clerk OF Ford County
aforesaid to issue the same that public notice
b. given that the Board will take final action
anu make its final report upon Aaid petition
on thdeth day Of May. iMT. and the road
be declared established and ordered opened,
unless. however, adverse claims presented
by persons opposed 70 the establishment of
said road shall nhow the petitioners to DO In
error, ~ 1870
1t Ii further provided, that all persons in
favor OF and opposed 70 the establishment
Of said rosd shall DO given hearing and
that all claims for damages which may
accrue by reason Of establishing and OPEN
Ing said road shall be fled and presented to
the Board Of County Commissioners for
consideration on the 9th day OF May. l0t7.
Witness my hand and the seal vi Ford
County, ct my ONCE In Dodge City. Kansas.
this 9th day OF April. 1877.
8. Il. CoNNAwAY,
lsEAL County Clerk.
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First Published April IS. 1907.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
State Of Kansas)

State Of Kansas) sE
Ford County.
In the District Court Of Said County and
State.
The State of Kansas TO Charles O. Ford, II
living, Mrs Charles G. Ford, his WIFE, II liv
ing; Fred G. Ford, II living. Mrs: Fred @.
Ford, his wife. II lying. ut II said parties,
or any Of them, be dead. then their IN.
known heirs. devispes administrators, ex.
ecutOrs and trustees. greeiing:
You and en- h Of you. will hereby take notice
that you have been sued In the district Court
OF Ford County, Kansas. In an action wherein
Charles Z. Gibson Is plaintiff and You and are
defendants; and that unless you answer the
petition filed In said cause By said plaintiff on
or before the 10 tday OF June, A. d 1907, said
petition will BIZ taken as true and q judgment
rendered accordingly against 20 and ca
of you. quirting. confirming .perfecting
plaintiffs title to. and possession OF. the
Northeast quarter u, Of section No. Twenty
seven (27) In Township No. Twenty seven
(27l Range No. Twenty four az, west of the
9Th r. NJ. as against You. and each Of you
and forever barring, enjOiniIg and estoppine
you and each OF you, from setting up or rs
sorting any right title, interest or estaie In OF
to said real property or any part thereof,
adverse ~ piaintlf. and for COSTS Of suit.
In witness whereof, have hereunt0 BEL
my hand and afiixea the seal Of said Couri
this 18th day Of April. a. y 1917.
SEAL H. II. WELLS.
Clerk OF the District Court.
SuTTeN q sCATEs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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"leulslatlve Twins"

Senator Alger Of Michigan and Rep
resentative Lacey Of Iowa have come
to be pretty generally known as the
Legislative twins" The resemblance
between the two Ii striking. Both Of
the same height, each keeps his iron
gray whiskers trimmed in precisely
the same style, while the likeness ex
tends almost to the numbers Of theiI
gray hairs, which are carefully
brushed in order to conceal the bald
spots on their respective domes Of
thought. Their dress Is precisely
alike, and each affects the statesman
black frock coat Senator Alger Il
Eve years older than Mr.. Lacey. how
ever, having been born in 1885. HI
was born in Ohio, while Mr.. Lacey Il
q native Of Virginia.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-18

the most careful inquiry, ia fact, that
has ever been made by state board
of railway assessors.
4 Already the board hrs raised the
assessment u The telegraph and tele-
phone lines, and il gives indications
Of raising the assessments materially
Of some Of the railroad terminals aud
other lallroad properties, ,hst have
been assessed too low, it they have
hot escaped taxation altogether. This
il course VI action that will be gen
orally approved. No one wants the
rallroads to DO taxed unjnstly, any
more than they want them tn escape
their fair share of taxation, We It IL
believed they have done in the past.
But What everybody does want and
what everybody will approve il the
careful inquiry being made by the
state board IT, ascertain whether or
not they have been justly taxed and to
tax them justly. il they have not been.
Recent actions 1t The bUsrf indicate
that this Is exactly what it is doing.
Iu he bitter fight made on Lien.
tenant Governor Fitzgerald last year
one II the points male WAS that he
would be- Z member II tho state buard
Of railroad nssessJrs He Is The prime
mover nov in the thorough work be.
ing lone by the boar.i aud his CON-
duct Indicates just how unjust The
attacks made on hin last year wers.
But the people are Watching thr
course IL their officers nowadays and
will not be slow to approve. II there
were some VIII" mI-ju ICED last ye"r
they will not with ~ their approval
now This state has reached ID,
stage where faithful public service
will b. acknowledged regardless of
prec' 'nceived n"tiuus or preiudices,
and many persoDs who were fooled i
BY the clamor ii biz enemies will now
admit that Lieutenant Governur Fuz-
yeral'i has made goUi- .Hutchin.on
News.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-18
Alphabet IcalIy Speaking.

A Aashily dressed negro went to
Major McDowell's once in the house
and asked for q Job.
Where do you come fromT the
major asked.
Use from the first state in the
union, boss, OATS where Tse from"
the negro said. drawing himself up
haughtily.
"Oh. you're from New York, are
you?"
mo sab, Use not. Use from Ala
! bama, sah."
''But Alabama Is not the first state
ID the union"
Alphabetically speakin' II IL, boss:
alphabetically speakin' 1t is."--Wash.
ington Star. N
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4 First Published April 10. 1o0f,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
nsnartment al the Interior.

Land ONCE mtDodge City. Kans. April IS, 1907
Notice IL hereby siven that John n Mitchell
OF Dodge City. KANSAS, has died notice q
his Intention 10 inake final Ave year PROOF IN
support OF his clam. viz: HON stead entry
No. aI022. made March. 20, l@l2. Tor the south.
east quarter OF the northwest qua TEL. and
the scout west quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section 4, township 20s, range
aaw. and that said proef will be made before
the register and receiver Of the U. 8. land
office at Dodge City, Kansas. on May
26. 1877
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous rtsltenct upon and cnitiva.
tion # the land, viz: Clarence Lierle, Ben.
tamin B. Bohr, Albert Kolley, Albert Rum
sey. all Of Dodge City, Kas.
n. =. MILLIKAN. Register.
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STRONG TAFT SENTIMENT.

0lHON0 I%s oGN IIMENI
There is little doubt bnt what ths
big majority Of the rank and file q
the republicans Of the state Of Kan
Gas sre for TAFT for president. and
this 81 ntiment 10 not merely founded
On the popular belief that Roosevelt
prefers him to any ether candidate,
but because the republicans Of Kan.
~ have watched with close interest
and increasing pride the work Of
William II. Taft from ,hs time be
went to Cuba IA civil COVE, NOR and 60
speedily brought about bet,erment
Of conditions in that infant republic
After bis success in Cuba the pres
ideni prevailed upon Taft togo to the
Philippines and assume tho very i'm
postsnt work Of establishing in the
Islands more than mere semblsnce
Of civil government. Taft unssl6shly
turned aside the most excellent pros
pscts for the iul6llment Of his am
bition-a place on the supreme bench
u the nation, and unssl6shly took up
the work outlined by President Roose-
veit. He went ct this ta.k with all
the energy within him, and br"ught
to bear bis splendid ability with the
retult that today the islands are no
longer harassed and plundsred by the
bands Of insurTectionisis who kept
things in q contiual turmoil
He established the courts, encour.
aged the schools, induced capital to
take hold Of the great commercial op
pcrtunities, and in brief in . remark
able short time put the iplsnds on .
safe civil and business basis.
Az secretary Of war be has con.
Quoted that great department Of the
government with marked degree Of
success. He is a great, broad minded
true American, and would be US
Roosevelt has been a president Of the
great common plain people. He would
oppose corporate control and dom-
ination Of politics, and yet he would
take no position nor advocate no
principal that was not in line with
the best judgment Of the nation. He
il independent, brave and strong
enough to announce his independ.
ence, and to defend bis position when
he thinks occasion warrants. The
republicans Of Kansas will do well to
become factor in bringing about IN
the next national convention the
nomination Of William Il. Taft Of
Ohio, for president. /
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-18
aecond Liand 20 L.eavsa.

1--WE are a most wasteful and OK.
travagant nation" said the Barnard
college girl as she sprinkled damp tea
leaves over q rug, preparing to sweep
It. "This. Is what we do with our tea
leaves. Then we throw them away.
IN England many Of the weli-to-do fam.
t1ies dry the tea ieayes and sell them
to tho grccsrs, who sell them to the
Door people instle nsighbcfiiOod - {
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Doing HusIness Agai.

"When my friends ihpugial was about
to take leave Of this world. on account Of
indigestion, nsryousnvss and general de-
bility." writes A. A. Chisholm, Tread
we'll, N. X, s'and when It looked as II
there was no hops lett. WAS prsusded
to try Electric Bitters, and | rejoice TO
ssy that they are curipg me. ! am now
doing bnsiness agaln % Of old, and am
still gaining daily Best tonis medicine
a., easih. !. ,OnasApteed By Bath a Balm.
bridge, druggists. 20.
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eSuo you 70 % careful.
DR.. Caldwen's
Syrup Pepsin

~ instant reflex - Al caee1 OF heart
an and BY toning and strengthsnisg
Dc stomach and bowels, prevents 8
DR.. c & LIE STSS SYRUP PEPSI,
b an invaluable remedy for al troubjs
asising from the stomach, bowels. livsD
and kidneys, and because Of Ito purity
can bs used with impunity for bolS
children and grown folks.
DR.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN
% b obtained In both dollar and hale.
,llar sizes from all druggists.
Your money will b refunded u \
No not benefit you.
Your postal card request Vim bring By sssuu
% eur new booklet, "DR. CALbWfLN
oOK OF WONDERS" and free sample .
CSC who have never tried this Woudoe0
nedy. Do Il now.
PEPSIN SYRUP CO.
osselsslls, 1lllssls
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NGVP|ayS
Pleasing
SpGGiI1|tiGS 4
Prices 80, 25c, 35c-
80
SATURDAY MATINEE
Prices 100, 26c.
Firtt Publication March. 20, 1901.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE lNTERIOR

Land Office at Dodge City, KansRs.
March "a ItFI.
Notice is hereby given that John 3. Hide
nour, Of Dodge City. KaDsas. has died notice
OF hi, intention 10 make final hve year
NJ oOf In support OF his claim. viz. Homestead
Entry No. 203lS, made May I, 1901 TOR the
n En-, Section Is, Township 70 s0uths Hhnge
rs we {, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver OF The Y. 3.
Land ONCE, at Dodge City Kansas ANY = \
iplH.
He names the following witnesses - prove
his continuous residence upon, and cnitBz
walton OF the land, viz; Harmau Magyar, Of
Dodge Uity, Kansas; Dennis II. ConnaWny. Of
Dodge City. Kansas Jacob u. Vance, or
Do'ss - E.F. mrLLsEAlI.
Ressseegs
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Notes IL hereby given that the under
signed has fled bis petition In the probate
court OF tord County, Kansas. asking for @
permit 70 sell Intoxicating liquors NJ pro.
yided by law, and that said petition Will be
heard on the 23rd day OF april, 1907, atf
Dodge City, Kansas. -
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Jas. '0'MaIIey
& Sons
I Block West Of library
Al sthtt
First publication April 10 1877.
81 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

STATE OF KANSAS a.
In the District Court Of Said County and
The state Of Kansas TO Henry Q. Huston,
You viii hereby take notice that you
nave been sued IN the District Court OF Ford
County. Kansas, In an action wherein Amer
Elizabeth Huston IL plaintiff and you are
defendant. and that unless you answer ths
position hled In said cause BY said plaintin
On or before the Ist day Of June A. ". 1917.
said petition will be taken as true, and judg-
ment rendered accordingly against you, sey
ering. annuIiing and setting aside the bonds
OF matrim0ny existing between said plaintiff
and sou, a1d granting plalntif divorce
from you, and the care, custody ana control
81 Eleanor Ruth Huston, your minor child
and for costs OF suit.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court this
i7th day OF April. A. d. 1917,
aExI. II. H. WELLS,
Clerk Of District Court.
SUTTON &sCATEs,
Attorneysfor Plaintiff.
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rtburl

=" ~" Ws WW
Ssw people ars a.
npt from frequent
spells'' Of this dis-
easing complaint.
The appetite b.
mes impairsd. while
ssvere gnawing -
usningsensat ionisex-
ss!sacsd In the uppss
at u the abdomsa.
Heartburn b one q
smanywsysinw which
sdigsstive Organism
presses disapproval
ulstreatme eat
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Alcohol

Since May, IvOO, Ayers osT-
sapariIla has been entirely free
from alcohol. II you are 10
poor health, weak, pale, nerv-
Gus, ask your doctor about TAX
ing this non-alcoholic tonic and
alteratIvc. II he has Q better
medicine, take his. Get the best
always. This Is our advice.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
John Shaw, of this city, was
in Ohio last week.
Obituary
published by request


Loveland, Iowa. January 2, 1907
Mrs. Barbara (Frazier) Copeland was
born near Greenville. Green county,
East Tennessee, May 81, 1916. and died
December 25, 1906, aged so years,
months and days.
She moved with her fathers family
to Indiana in 1881, was married to T N
Copeland (deceased) October Is, 1885,
came to Iowa in 1852 and lived in her
late residence since 1856 To her were
born ten children, of whom four daugh-
tiers and one son are living, viz Mrs
Mary S Goss, Mrs Sarah Henderson, Mrs
Tirzah Kelsey, Mrs Tressa Hutchinson,
H c Copeland; also about 35 grand
children, all of whom were present
with exception of Miss Josephine Cope
land, of Wheatland, Wyoming. The
relatives from afar attending the funer
al were: Her grandchildren, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Highley, St Louis. Mo; Mr. and
Mrs Henry Kelsey, of Bueford, Wyo-
ming, and Mr. and Mrs George N Brooks
of Rushville, Nebr.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-01-10
California Items

Miss Eva Livingston spent a
few days last week With Miss
Margaret Olinger.
R. L. Coulthard returned to
Lincoln, Neb., Monday.
Marcus Bramon was a pleas
ant Galley Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Coulthard was the
guest of Miss Lulu Quist last
week.
Mrs. j. Ford was a passenger
to Mo. Valley Monday after
noon.
w. j. Stavely, who ha, zen
i'll for some time, is much BETTER
at this writing.
Rev. Mac Allister will con-
duct his regular services next
Sabbath, 3 p. m.
Miss Sayde Briggs was the
Sunday guest of Miss Edith
Coulthard.
The public sale of Allie and
Frank House will be held at
the farm home Monday, Jan.
ID.
R. j. Olinger was a Logan
passenger Tuesday.
Mrs. Ike Dayhuf is still very
i'll with rheumatism.
DR.. Boughton was called
Tuesday morning to attend the
younger daughter of John
Sproul, Jr.
The ,"club boys are doing
some excellent entertaining
these long evenings.
Archie Mahoney returned to
his home in Council Bluffs after
spending holidays with friends.