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There is q question which shoul''.
be taken up in Dodge City BY every
one who has any interest whstevsr ii
the town. It 10 . question which ha-
been up for solution for years. but
il more important now than 1t ha.
been before because Of tho general
progress tho town 10 making. Pe'-
pls are building fine homes, and beau.
flying the hom,s that have beer
bailt 10 past years. Dodge City is q
pretty town. It is the same story OF
improvement from, one side of the
town to the other. Still there is one
great junk pile IN shs center Of th.
town which will kill the reputation Of
shs town as = pretty place Is long st
il exists, II 10 hard question u
handle. Upin the central portion d
town colorei man owns . piece OF
property. He has ~ much right t
own property as any man 10 town, o.
course. He considers that he has
perfect right to keep the place in an,
condition that hs chooses. and, as J
turns ont he chooses, and insisss. ii
piling up al junk, old vehicles. anu
everything unsightly that hs can find.
he makes the place an sys-sors TO the
town. and BY doing 30 hs maker
every piscs Of property in that par'
Of town worth less than 1t would be
worth otherwise. II looks like soms
arrangement could be made 10 buy
The plscs. bat still II be refuses to cell
it be has 9 perfect right to keep IL
Al Of the other property owners ID
that Part OF town want to improve tht
appearance Of their neighbOrhood
but one man is able to prevent then
from doing it. Ifno other cours'
can be followed fund ought 10 bs
started, and made large enough thai
this man would be glad to sell BIZ
property to some one who would 81
low the neighborhood to improve
Here's a good field for special i'm
provemens stock company.
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First Published April, llth, 1907.
ROAD NOTICE.
To Whom II Nav Concern:

To Whom It 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 v. A.
Smith, w. s Ham, Orville King, " O: Pros
ton, u. d NewDy,J J. T. Newby, y. g. Daniel,
Liston Dennis, Leslie Dennis, J. N. Riegel,
w. G, Barnes, u. BiTney. ,. Tanner, =. =.
Lane. w. 8 Kimmel. O. O. Toner, O. II.
H ,rtnett, NJ. @. Trexier householdere 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 laying out and establishment OF public
road In said county, as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast corner OF Sec
tiOn fe, In Iownshi j %, Range n. and from
thence extending south on tAe county lltse.
between Ford and KiowA counties, eleven
miles, and tor 5inating at the southeast cor
ner al section SO. In Township ~, Rango si,
AID that John H. Dellinger. John ". Davis,
and Thoe. 3. Lane. and. viewers duly ap.
pointed, will meet atthe designated place Os
beginning Ot said road on Friday, the 3fd
day of May, 4. D. 1907. ct 10 o'clock n. and
proceed 20 view said road, and TO give aii
Witness my hand and tho seal Of said
County. afilxed at my Office In said county
this 4th day Of April, 1907
arAL. 8. II. CoNHAwAY.
County Clerk.
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IN INTEREST or THE PEOPLE.
Bureau to 30 Established In Wash'
ineton to Help Good Billie.

The peoples lobby. which has
been organized to operate at Wash
ington to further the passage Of good
laws in the interest Of the whole peo-
pie has been definitely determined
upon with regard to personnel and
plan, and is ready to begin opera
tons. Writing Of the movement In
Success, which has been furthering
the project, Samuel Marvin says:
There can be no excuse for any
sort Of secrecy In the work Of the bu'
reau. It is based on the belief that
there Is no reason why any detail OF
the legislative work Of the republic
should be kept hidden. 1t assumes the
evasion Of the light is an unhealthy
system, and animated by this spirit, II
can do no less than keep all It's own
records open, all the time. to any
magazine. any newspaper. any cit'
zen or any body Of citizens.
these records will be made up Of
facts, not Of opinions. In 20 far "a
they will 80 to fx the full personal
responsibility Of senators and repre-
sentatives for the work Of congress
and its committees. the reports will
be based wholly on their public. acts
The peoples lobby IL not interested
In personal or political gossip. But
every state and district has 0 right
to scrutinizs the work Of the repro
sentatives In congress, 40 has an EN-
ployer In scrutinizing the work Of hii
employees. There 10 nothing Ia ths
slightest degree personal about this
No honest man can object to . rec
ord, compiled thoroughly and accu
rately from official sources Of his pub
lie acts-of precisely what he hal
said, and how he has voted on eyerl
question that has arisen during hii
term Of ONCE. all brought together II
concise form. and all stated In un
compromisingly simple terms. !
should be seen from this that the pee
pies lobby is starting out without tn
slightest feeling of antagonism 70
congress. These records will be al
inestimable help to the upright con
gressman. As to the dishonest con
gressman-and 1t is with regret tina
we employ the term-the record
will probably hurt him"
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Hereford Cattle Sale.

stock raieers will be- interested In the
bjg sale of fna bred Hereford ca-tle
which will be held In Dodge City on
April Is. Al joe Miiirr's barn. L will be
! combination sale gwen by W. A. Nor
van and John l. Andersen, and will int
Guide 80 head ot ane bulls from one 70
three years old ami \ bunch Of yearlinx
heiters.
An advertisement Of tbis SAFE VIII ne
found elsewhr,e In ,his paper, and a''
who are Interested In line cattle shonld
read II, and prepare to attend thssals
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/. PARADE At NOON
Band Concert at 1880
DON'T MISS IT
First Published Ma. oh %. 1903.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.
The State OF Kansas, to Frank u. Drake ana
Katie Drake greeting:

The state OF Kansas, 70 frank y. Drhke hnu
Katie Drake greeting:
You will take notice that yotN, have been
sued before Richard w. Evans, Jr., y Justice
of the Peace within and for Dodge Oity
Township. IN the County Of Ford and state
OF Kansas, by A. 8. Br0adley rtn sum Of
One Hundred aud ifty three dollar, . for;
costs said sui And tbas An order 4 attach.
ment for said ums duly issue by said
Justice Of III Peace. In said action on March
IL, i9U7, and was levied upon crr-s
tain persona properly bel ming 20
YOU, tie said defendant, and that said
cause will be heard by said Justius OF the
Peace ut his Office In the City OF Dodge
@ ty, Kansas, on the 10Th day Of April. 1877.
that unless you appear az said time 1udg.
ment will be rendered aforesaid. and said
property will be ordered sold tor the purpose
OF satisfying the same.
In witness whereof, I hereunto afIix my
hand and seal this 25th day OF March, 1907.
RICHARD w. EVANS JR.
Justice of the Peace In and for tie Town
ship and city of lodge City, KaSisas.
A. Broadley, plaintiff,
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The women, who have been monop
olis,ns the daily newspapers in order
10 keep track Il tho Thsw trial. may
now turn the papers over to the men.
- that the latter can keep posted on
The base ball news.
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A good many different "issues'
have been mentioned as the probable
biz question in the NEXT national CAM
uaign. The NEXT campaign will b+
solely on "The Roosevelt Pol,cies.'
Tor or against. 4
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Fir.t Publication March. %, 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.

Land Office ut Dodge City, kannhs,
March 70, 1907.
Notice IL hereby given that John b. Ride
nour. Of Dodge City Kansas has filsd notice
of his intention to make final i've year
NJ oOf In support OF his claim. viz: Homestead
Entry No. 263i8, made May Z, 1911. for the
N. E. n, section IS, Township 70 sOuth, Range
26 we !, and that said proof Will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver OF the Y. =.
Land Office, at dodge CityaAansas, May
iMn.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous resideHce upOn, MI,d culti-
walton OF the land, vis: Hartman Magyar, Of
Dodge City, Kansas; Dennis II. Connawny. Of
Dodge City. Kansas; John M. Hnider, Of
Dodge City, Kansas; jacob y. Vance, o.
: II. y. MfLLIKAN.
ffagisters
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WE'RE DOING WELL.

w. Y. Morgan, who was ONE Of the
mpst earnsst workers nthe last legit-
lature, for every Law desired BY the
people OF Kansas, says in bis Hutch
inson News regarding present con-
ditions in Kansas: There 10 quite .
tendency in the state just now t.
howl and vail Of the power Of The
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Jas. o'MaIIe,y
& Sons
Ass:
I Block West of Library
First Published March 81. 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
ro WHoM IN MAY CoNcERN,

To WHOM IT MAI CONCERN;
Notice 10 hereby given that the under.
signed has fled his petition In the probate
court OF Ford County, Kansas. asking for y
permit TO sell intoxicating liquors as pro-
vlded By law, and that said petition will be
heard on the 2srd day OF April, 1907, ct
O'Clock. at tine Office OF Probate Judge In
Dodge City, Kansas.
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t,w.. .,rti.red that u. "a. Hoover Do TO-
funu.u Luu sum vi $iv principal hnu 9io
...t nj, nt;.ut OL TAX uUuu lssuou ooPsos. -.
- t,.a, an eli. no i6l covering iSe a i@o aOvs
n, I1,. northeast QuArter VI oecuo. -, -. -
Iuwusliip ~, hnnge %, ior taAos y. s., .oov -,
lcyt. tueie ue1nk Az suou
tiie nvrlLexst quarter
.sr,u,vus vi ~. u. Wintainute anu others
s,,. r,,.,,S tr,,m Lnc western tel nitnus of toAu
M "a d, cuunvct Win road No. oI applosos'
anu A. s.. hvOvet, ". 4. CoonoBe anu " 49,
klnle, appointed viewers
pst,tlvu vi ~. ". Wintamute anu oanels
fur r.,nu lrvin santa 70 right VI way pos" oo
s.,,., ui, ~ umu 90 an lvwhsnip ~, .aneS e.
soutu 70 connect WIN road No. o.. hpp. 49,.
anu plUcecuinko vreeEoo aAuS-
law Oi lo5s anu l6i'.
,,..,,,,n,, ~ ~. A, smith and others tor
,o,.., ~, INT, uetWeem koru anu hiowA coun.
.,... s,.,,,,,yu,,. anu j. IA. Dciiinker. '. w.
i,sy,s spu /. ). Lane appointed viewers.
v4t,t,un Oh u. U, Ubenhaus tor r0au IRON
the northeast corner VI ~, ~ 70 ehs. mnaS
"a, Lile NO, tiiw col .Uiner Vi ~, ", n ApP.oNo
sn,i ,,r,,ceculnns ordered UNDER specaal roha
Jaw. vi lSt3 anu lo.i.
p.t,,,,,n OF urviiie King and others ior
ROAD iruui tiie northwest Corner VI 10. No ~
south miles " southwest coruoI " $1,000 .....
AZ approved anu plovetuihks oIusEoo "nuoa
s,,sy.aa road laws VI 1913 ANA icIi'
petition of W. U. Torline and others ior
ro.a sr,,in ti,e nUrthw est corner vi /, ~, II
west on lownshlp iine 70 me northw es. .or.
nsr ui4 ~, :. approved And procssosnss,
orucrud unuer special road laws "a 1910 alu
iss7 .
pettt,ons OF II. y. Obenhans and others ~
for Road from the northeast eornsr y, 20. q,
"a, south z miles to the nVttuehs. co.no. =,
ssct,on ~ approved anu pl ploceeuings ordered
nnusr specini road laws 0f 1913 ana loII.
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TH RsDAY. APRIL IS. 1897

A straw vote Of the editors who w.
tsnded a meeting Of their association
4 Hutchinson, showed the preference
lor Taft 10 be very strong i was .
pretty intelligent vote. even il they
were editors.
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First Publication April I, 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
Fngd CnnAfv 1

W. E.shnuEu5tkunus ttAtMthM
w.
RS. Watt, Defendant.
n. 8. Watt. you are hereby notified that
by the ab va named plaintiff tefoFs II. n
HObble. justice OF the peace, IN and Sox
DO ge City township, Ford county. Kansas
for the sum Of SAFE; and on the above 1ass
an order or gArnishlnent was issued the Al u.
kG. II. Ky. 90. n secure the amount and costs
of suit the above entitled case u set for
hearing on the a7th day Of April 1907 at l0l
O'clock d. m \, and u defendaat falls ~ Apss
pear, plaintiff Will take judgment for sasds
ana costs Of suit. .
b Arrest 4! zs aUBnEAs 's's'is
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A Gusrs n,eeA i, ure for Piles

Itching, Blind Bleeding or Pretruding
OINTMENT fails ocure any case, no msttel
of how long standing. In 70 u days. First
application gives ease and rest. b0c. II your
irnggist hasn't II send B'c In stamps and II
viii be forw warde6 postpaid nv Paris Mens
Nis.ss AZ, ~ ~ut "
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no care I (lold Ii Une llaJ

Taks Laxative BrOmo QninIne Tablets
All druggists refund the money II u falls
10 cure. =. W, Crows signatgge J. Dn
hox EAeh a6e. S'''
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scALP pouNTY .LI.owED:

The county expense account filed by W. j.
Davis, treasurer. for the slx months ending
April /, 1877, amounting to $9U.6e. was ap
NIc MavrNfh. SALARY. ....., -. 80 81
w. O. ,Duncker . -. ..... ......... VI w
A. Aussell, /" u w
The petition OF j. Il. Finn and others for
road In Wilburn township was laid over To
May meeting.
The petition OF John Wipf and others for
road on county line between Ford and Clark
counties was ordered returned to petitioners
for correction.
County Clerk.
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is more re. desirable than, e, green
lumber. We. have the .facili-
ties for the seasoning and
that's why, our + lumber IS so
sought after. Price, too, cuts
afgure, and we are always
ready to give an estimate.
Buy your lumber Of us.
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ALL FEED THE souiRRELs.
DenIzens Of the Capitol Grounds Ars
Prime, Favoritss.

"The capitol grounds ID garden
spot for birds and squirrels" said
postman who crosses the great plaza
to the east OF the big building at
Washington every day, Il have never
known any place In which the birds
and squirrels have 80 little fear Of
man as within these grounds. I al.
ways carry few grains Of corn In my
pocket, and whenever cross the plaza
o squirrel Is sure to come UP to me to
be fed. They have all learned that
my blue uniform means something ID
doing for them and they never miss
ME.
Il never give squirrel corn except
from my hand. They must come up
and take 1t themselves. They not only
take 1t but they will pose on their
launches while they nibble the vel.
come meal. In the winter time the
squirrels would have some trouble In
keeping their larders supplied with
food were they not fed in this manner.
"The squirrels that live In the
grounds here fall into the shiftlesa
habits OF the city. They do not lay
|up stores Of nuts for the cold winter
as their country relatives do. To b
sure they haven't as many nuts to lay
up, hut then they might do something
The result 10 their condition being Sc
we'll known to people about here cid
Il given them, without which they
could hardly get through the winter
As 1t is they are the fattest little
squirrels that ever scampered over the
grass and climbed trees
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for sale.

,wasf waIze. rhe quantity Is limited.
u Il early II Jon cant any. Il is more
profitable than KsfIir corn.
y. n. wiutamute,
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Commissio Proceedings.

April 1, 1877.
Present.: A. Russell, chairman; MIC nay.
rath ana W. O. Duncker, members. ana .. =.
U0nnaway, clerk.
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CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Carl Van Riper, SALARY. County Attor' .,oc ~
W \ k.vis aaia,v treasurer .,...... ~ IS
same trip to Newton and wichita J!
Same brUOmy Tor county ......... - ~
q. u. Gilbert deputy clerk. iM ~
H ID Chambliss. Acct. Assessor....... .lS W
i. gallagher. Acct. Assessor ~. 10y ~
4 4 ho"sswsv hoas,; svuv sainry vo ....... @4 aO
same cash for Mary ROndebush II ~
same trip 70 Newton, vienna ,o "a
Topeka. 49,. r. ..... -. :. e ~
Carl Van Riper, ONCE expense. =. i!s
H. b. Warning. work at court honse... lW
Dr. H hitwortn, coroner. Henry 4m
8. Bn1sioy, work at court house. ....... SO
u. J. Burnett work vt Onrt houso.... W
McOarsy \ McCArty. hospital care a "a
n Hsnd.lcks % meals Tor jurors ~. 7U
H L, carey. rubber stamps ........
HuschInsnn News supplies for Co :. ll8 ~
in,., M.cSvIM rnrrItnr.. "a d,srn duster 90
T.SG ~ n, .v"nr "a n,aais for jurors. -. 82h
AM,iian,nra c.rrW II kioats...... 800
= iswrsnce service for OOmmrs.. U
4 W.;"w.rth hsulinr iOads ashes !, 20V
Rath i Balnbridye. Memo. o0oks..;;. - ~ ~
L. X Van Horne. cOHl tor !. Y. BALDWIN dO 90 70 70
D. y Water and Light Co, watcr S SSe az
r. i Davis, salary deputy treasurer iSI u
Claims allowed townships which PAID
judges and Jerks Of elestion OF November D.
1895. ~ follows:
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Tuesday, Aprii2. 1907.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
.....,. ..ft.8.s4r tinnparH

Tuesday, April D. lSW
CLAIMS ALLOWED
j. D. Bailey. truant ofncer Cohcoro On
twp .... :. -. ..,.ss IVY
~ b.. cn;,,,,v nrintin ...... 40
Jones Il Hanna, supplies tor p00r..... oW
Ztmmerniann Huwr. L0., snpphes Aoa 90
soaD.y nasyci... hauling o;oaring ior
PLEASANT Valley prid9e... 80. sW ny
y. o. Misner, piuADang ~ court mouse
|F.U Woodbury., salary anu sisitips so, AZ
schools. ...... y. ......;... ........ Svs w
D. q. Telephone Go, rent phones anu a. !.
tolls ......... ..,..s... ...s..t.' W ~
Ths bond Of Dr, II. Whitwcrth 10 county
phyaiclan and health officer was approved
Petisions OF W. 4. simpson aud 4. Y.
DeWgll TOR r0aus IN kiehsniit Faiisy tVWh'
shlp laid over to May Meeting
final orders were made establishing tne
roads t,stitiOned tor BY Math kOnuA Anu
atiiera III gpemrvilie township =. y. LAuo
|. ana other III Bucklin township, o. a. hoD-
erss and others ~ FORD township y: M.
clieff and others In dodge towhsnip, Anuy
stohr aud Others IN WtlDuKn townsnips
pstsF AckeTmAn and others ~ Plehsant vss.
IN township, said roads 70 pe ~ ieet Wldes
and county clerk ordered TO notify the ,uy.
tfes ii thess respective townships 20 nave
| assld roads opened These roads we're esshp.
lisled under the special fOad laws Uf ls5S an9
1g77 ana 40 claims on damages we're ailoNsa.
Petition "a II. O. M0lnes md others ioE
road from Heck Island Flshs es #sy On sass
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-18
BOY LURED FROM HIS HOME.
George Davis, 14-Year-old Lad, Alb.
Quoted by Peddler.

S,pecial to Times Republican.
Cincinnati, Ia, Feb. 1s.-Little A.
year-old George Davis, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Davis. Of this city, was
last week lured from his home, sup
posedly by peddler, who gave his
name as Tom English. Davis parents
ere almost distracted and the father is
making every possible effort to locate
his missing son.
English, 1t Is said was sort Of a
tramp peddler, who Travelled about the
country, making paper holders out of
wood, and coat hangers from wire and
selling them. He has been in this
vicinity lately plying his trade. He
gained an ascendant influence over
the lad. 1t is said, and finall the two
disappeared together.
George has brown eyes and dark
brown curly hair. He wore when last
seen a dark cap and dark dress coat,
patched on the elbows and in the arm
holes. He wore pair of dark over
alls with small stripe in the ma
terial. These were a little short and
frayed at the bottom. He wore also pat
ent leather shoes and buckled over
shoes. He would be easily recognized
by a peculiar protuberance on the left
side of his mouth caused by an extra
tooth growing on his upper Jaw over
the eye tooth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-18
NEWTON JURY DlsAoREEs.
Trial Of colfax Estate Suit Reveals
Peculiar State Of Affairs.

Trial Of Colfax Estate Suit Reveals
Peculiar State Of Affairs.
Special to Times Republican,
Newton, Feb. 1s.-A disagreement
was returned Saturday night by the
jury In the case of the Frank Frace
heirs against the referee and his bonds
men, all Of Colfax. The jury was out
ten hours. The trial had been In pro-
gress for a week and brought out a
curious condition Of affairs in con-
newton with the defunct bank Of Col
fax. Henry Fellow, who settled up the
Frace estate, realized the sum OF $4,000,
which he deposited In the Colfax bank.
Fellow testified that he acted as agent
for the dead cashier, George Woods,
and that he drew out about 100000
for him for the purpose OF speculation.
He said he was to realize 10 per. cent
Of the profits for permitting the use Of
his name. This transaction was Gov
cred up by notes, which, he declared, he
gave to the bank, and also, when flec-
essary, securities and mortgages on his
own property
The suit was brought by the heirs to
recover the money Fellow secured from
the estate, and which. they claim, he
put into the bank after the 100000
was Withdrawn by him. claiming that
The knew the institution was in shaky
condition. John Maine and A. A. Per-
quite, his bondsmen. were parties to
the suit. All are prominent Colfax
citizens.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-18
BOONE HIGH SCHOOL AGITATION
Principal HeddaIl Urges Imperative
Need Of New Building.

Special to Times-Republican.
Boone, Feb. 1S.-Principal NJ NJ.
Beddall, of the Boone high school, has
caused quite sensation in this city
by his report to the board Of education
on the condition OF the Boone high
school building. At the last meeting Of
the school board Mr.. Beddalrs report
was filed with that OF Superintendent
King. It comprised q dozen typewrit-
ten pages and dealt with every phase
OF the situation.
A short time ago agitation was
started here for new building. to sat
isfy the growing needs of the pupils
and the town. The present building is
entirely inadequate and Mr.. Beddall in
no uncertain terms said so. He came
out without mincing words and told the
board OF education that a new build
ing Is imperative. The sanitary con-
ditions were reviewed, the lack OF
rooms, the crowded classes, etc, were
thoroughly gone over. In concluding
the report, Mr.. Beddall said that the
people OF Boone were to blame for the
situation and they were surely muir
dering the teachers by permitting such
a building to be used for high school
purposes. The board listened to the
report and then moved that 1t be filed,
no other action being taken.
Considerable comment Is heard
thruout the city on this question, both
favorable and against the erection of a
new building, and whether the COM
munication of Mr. Beddall assists the
cause remains to be seen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-18
FlFTlETH ANNIVERSARY. j
In COMMUNICATION Of Constitution Of
Iowa at lows City in March.

Iowa at iowa City in March.
Special to Times Republican
Iowa City, Feb. 1S.-Preliminary an
nouncement has been made that pro-
gram will be given in this city, Tues
day, Wednesday,, Thursday and Fri
day, March 10, 20, 81 and %, in COM
memoration OF the fiftfeth anniversary
Of the. constitution Of Iowa. The pro-
gram will be under the auspices Of the
State Historical Society of Iowa. The
constitution was drafted by consti-
tutional convention in the old state
capitol at Iowa City, on the 10th day
OF January. 1857, at an election the
Bird of August the constitution was rat
flied by the people. and the Bird Of Sep
tember declared by the proclamation of
Governor James w. Grimes to be the
supreme law OF the state. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Tuesday-An address by Andrew
Cunningham Mclaughlin, professor OF
history in the University OF Chicago.
Wednesday--An address by Eugene
Wambaugh, professor Of law in Har-
ward university.
Thursday-An address by Reuben
Gold Thwaites, superintendent OF the
State Historical Society OF Wiscon-
sin.
Friday-An address by Emlin Nc
CLAIM, Justice of the supreme court OF
Iowa.
The honorary presidents are Albert
B. Cummins. governor OF the state OF
Iowa, and George e. MacLean, presi-
dent OF the State University OF Iowa.
Peter A. Dey is president OF the State
Historical Society OF Iowa