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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

speaker showed marked ability in the
way she handled this difficult selec-
tion. Telling of the slum life in its
minutest detail it seemed that one
was standing in the presence of the
real actors themselves. Next the
speaker, changing to a different scene,
portrayed it at with equal ability.
Miss Norman was awarded third
place. The speaker acquitted her
self in manner worthy of one much
older in years and training.
The Boys High School Octette.
rendered selection entitled. "Doan
Ye Cry. Ma Honey. The boys
were called back and sang again to
the delight of every one present.
The next contestant to appear was
Miss Grace Schlumberger. who de-
livered. ''The Death of Paul
Dombey." Miss Schlum berger proved
that she is speaker Of extraordinary
ability. She captured her audience
and held it with an ease that was
remarkable. while she told of the
story of death which is so often acted
in the garrett or slum. Never has
Denison audience been so affected as
they were by this selection. The
speaker by her masterly effort won
the honor of representing Denison at
Ida Grove. March. 9Th.
The seventh number on the pro-
gram was selection. given by.
Janet Muir entitled, "Home Pictures
During the War; This selection was
pathetic story of how the folks
at home' anxiously await for news
from the battle field. where their
loved ones are fighting for their
country. The selection was we'll
given and we'll received by the audi
ence.
Miss Garnett Norman next rendered
one of her beautiful whistling solos.
Her beautiful dress and fine appear
ance rendered her solo all the more
enchanting. One would almost think
that it would be beyond the power of
human throat to so skillfully copy the
songs of the birds of the forest but
Miss Norman has we'll proven that
she is master of the art.
Miss Allie Morris appeared with a
defamation named "The Fiddle
Told''. The selection brought to
each and every person in the audi
enca. lesson long to be remembered.
The speaker "a she told the story Of
the fiddle. Hon z place il the hearts
lot al present by her masterly execu-
tion. rs 4 III
The next and last contestant to APP
pear was Ly Belle Kuehnle. She
CONTINUED on page four.)
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MISS SCHL LUMBERGER
Wins First Honors in Declama
tory Contest.
MISS KuEHNLE is SECOND.
Miss Norman Takes Third Place. Con-
test Excellent Throughout. Miss
Garnett Norman Delights With
Whistling Solos

The ninth annual High school De.
clamatory Contest. was held at the
opera house in Denison last evening
and proved to be one Of the best
events of it's kind ever held in the
city. In all there was seven con
testants. who competed for the honor
of representing the Denison High
school at the Northwestern District
contest. to be held at Ida Grove. Fri
day. March 9Th. Miss Grace Schlum-
berger. winning first place will be
Denison's representative.
The judges were. Supt. Roy.
Whitney, of Ida Grove, Supt. H. A.
Mitchell. of Carroll. and Supt. A. d.
Barr. of West Side.
Promptly at s:15 o'clock. the cur
tain was lifted and the audience was
brought face to face with the High
School Mixed chorus. beautifully ar
ranged in a semi-circle upon the
stage. After invocation by Rev.
VIM. Bryce. OF the Presbyterian
church. the chorus sang the selection.
king of the Forest am IL
The first contestant to appear was
Miss Mable Horton, with declama-
tion by the name of. "The Future of
Our Country The selection was
we'll spoken. the speaker being clear
ly understood in all parts of the house
and was heartily applauded by the
audience.
The second contestant. Miss Flor
ence Baker. delivered selection en-
titled. "Ingi''. which is the story OF
a pathetic incident in which an errins
daughter denies her father. thus bring
ing the old man to grief and death.
AS the speaker described the denial
Of the father by the erring daughter.
with thrilling effect, the sudience
listened spell bound eagerly drinking
Ia every word. and by their continu.
ed applause showed how strong an
impression the speaker had made.
Next followed, The Story of Pat.
sy". by Miss Ruby Norman. the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
HOW IT Will LOOK
Review Prints Fine Supplement
Picture.
OF NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
Splendid Structure Will be a Credit to
Enterprise of Denison Business
Men.

With this issue we publish as q
supplement fine engraving Of Den
ison's new hotel. The brick work
of the basement and two stories is
already completed and the work is
being pushed as rapidly as the weather
will permit.
The people of Denison may feel
justly proud of the new hotel which
is nearing completion on the corner
formerly occupied by the old Wilson
House. The new building occupies
the entire corner of the block and has
frontage on the west of one hund-
red eight feet and on the north of
seventy two feet. The hotel when
completed will be four stories high
including the basement or three COM
plete stories above the ground. Out
side. the building is faced witt. .Oma-
ha pressed brick. the window and
door castings being of stone.
Modern travellers and people of mo-
madic turn of mind need not be with
out one convenience or necessity
afforded by any other city of like
size and wealth in Iowa, while stopp-
ing in Denison. This splendid mod
ern stopping place will afford forty
six guest chambers. splendidly finish
ed and furnished for the accommodate
tion of guests. There are also eight
toilet and bath rooms annexed for the
convenience of the travelling public.
The spacious dining room, ffty-siz
feet Iong and thirty-two feet wide.
affords seating capacity for not less
than one hundred and fifty people.
This handsomely furnished room has
all the modern conveniences that taste
and money can afford.
The inside Of the building will be
finished in burch and white enamel.
There will be reception room 70,
both ladies and gentlemen furnished
with all proper conveniences:
4 This imposing structure which il
now Under construction we are in.
formed by Chas. Christensen. the
contractor, will be completed on OF
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
GRAND JURY At WORK
Murder Case is Now in Their
Hands.
THE COURT HAS ADJOURNED.
Will Convene on Monday to Resume
Work Of the Session.

The Nawfll murder case is now in
the hands of the Grand Jury and it is
understood that that body is now at
work reading the evidence as sub
mitted to the Justices court and hear
ing what new testimony there is to
be brought forward at this time.
The we'll known farmer. John C.
Moeller is foreman of this Grand
Jury. the other members are John
Dietz of Willow. E. B. Sherman of
Washington, John F. Hoist of Deni-
son. Adam Weiss of Iowa. Peter j.
Martens of West Side and G. w. Slat-
er of East Boyer. These are all rep
resentative men of high standing and
we are sure they wilt give the impor-
tant business before them earnest and
impartial investigation. A question
was raised as to three of the jurors
because they were members of the
election board which certified their
names. Examination brought out the
fact that none of these jurors had in
any way requested that their names be
presented and on this showing Judge
Powers ruled that they should be al
lowed to sit. The witnesses called
before the Justice Court will not be
re-summoned before the Grand Jury
but their testimony will be read.
Further than this, whether new evil
dence for either side will be introduc-
ed. we do not know as the sessions of
the Grand Jury are secret. In event
of an Indictment it is not at all likely
that the case would be tried at this
term of court.
Work Of the Court
The first week of the term being
equity week the Petit Jury will not
be called until Monday There were
very few cases tried, mostly consist
ing OF divorce cases. Divorces were
granted in the following cases.
Mattha Olson ys George Olson.
IL ~ filIismsfys Carl Williams.
John Z. Hoist Va Anna Scott Hoist.
Nicholas j. Miller VS. Jennie Mary
Miller
Katie May Gwin VS. John w. Gwin.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
LAW ASSIGNMENT.

HAV &A0hJA04NNNI1HN1s
Monday February 4-Rollins vs.
Fitzgerald. Bonar vs. Lane. Rose vs.
Eggers. Hammond & Stephens Co. VS.
Carroll County.
Tuesday February 5-Kraft VS. Kort-
man, Adams VS. Adams, Staininger VS.
City of Denison. Kester vs. Woodland.
Wednesday, February 6-Probate. in
re estate of Henry Suckstorf. Probate
Betz VS. Klinkefus estate. Probate. In
re estate of Reinhart Klinkefus.
Thursday February probate
Waterhouse vs Robertson. Admr.
probate in re Reinhart Klinkefus es-
tate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

Wool Dress Goods.
Wool taieta. cardinal, blue and black.
popular wool goods this per yd ST. 90
Wool popin "A inches wide beautiful of goods 25
Grey wool patterns
Brown and grey cravenee dress goods 125
Blue wool good bargan "A inches wide, 65c
Serges in all popular coors, see
Before goods will pay you
look lines.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

If you want to see strong COM
pany and 2 strong play, be sure and
tke in The Burglar & The Waif,,'
at the Opera House Friday night.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

before July 1st. 1907. E. L. Barber
is the architect of this building
which will long stand as monument
to the enterprise of Denison's busi-
ness men.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

VALENTINE POST CARDS
All the rage. A big stock at John
sons.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
GETS FINE PROMOTION.
Denison Boy Proves his Worth and
Secures Faculty Place at Iowa
CITY,

The following taken from an Iowa
City exchange tells the story of the
rise of one of Denison's brightest.
best and most studious young men.
Frank H. Randall. for several
years an instructor in the Iowa City
high school was selected instructor
in history in the university. He will
teach in the department of European
history.
Mr.. Randall has been very success.
full in his work in the high school
and his friends are pleased to hear OF
mis- new appointment
Frank is the son OF C. S. Randall
of Denison and is we'll known here.
The position which he has won on the
faculty of the State University is d
permanent one and one of much prom
Use. 1t is a fine recognition of a
splendid young man and we congratu.
late him and his friends upon his
success.
MRS. SEWELLS' SISTER DEAD.
Mrs. L. A. Sewell on Monday re-
ceived the sad news of the death OF
her only sister. Mrs. l.. M. Tipple OF
Manchester. Iowa and Immediately
left to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Tipple was a lady seventy
years of age. honored and loved by all
who knew her. Like her sister Mrs.
Sewell of this city she possessed q
beautiful Christian character, anc
was ever ready and willing to do al
in her power to aid another.
The funeral took place on Wednes.
day afternon Dan. 90. Deceased leaves
one sister and one daughter to mourn
her death. The whole communit,
feels deeply for Mrs. Sewell in hel
bereavement. But all rejoice to know
that such beautiful Christian char.
Acter need feel no fear for the life
that is beyond this world.
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WHERE WILL SHAW GO.

AS the time approaches when Sec
retary Shaw is to leave the cabinet
there is much speculation throughout
the country as to his future plans.
The Secretary has been very secretive
and his relatives here tell us that
they do not know his intentions. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Gulick. Secretary
Shaw will either return to Denison to
take up his business interests here or
he will go to Seattle where he has a
splendid opening. Mr.. Gulick thought
there was nothing in the story that
Mr.. Shaw would accept the Presidency
of an Omaha bank. although as stated
before he professed entire ign orance as
to what the Secretary's plans were.
The Degree of Honor gave a de-
lightful social at the McHenry Hall
on Tuesday evening. A large numbe,
of young people were in attendance
and they all report fine time! The
receipts slso were gratifying to those
who had the management of the affair.
A Floral Contest proved q
great attraction, Miss Edna Fuller
winning first prize.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-18
Kennel GLIB.

The genial Frank H. Plaisted is the city the
go days session of the legislature Mr. Paisted one of the rap
IDLY advancing employees of the Short Line and his many friends in
Boise feel assured that he will become commanding figure in the
railroad world and as he has always proven good friend of Boise
wish him speed advancement Mr. Pasted regarded as the
special representative of the Short sessions of the Idaho
legislature and in this capacity desires the defeat of creating
railroad commission but of the anobby bill will prob
ably devote his attention securing the passage resolutions
against the commission by commercial clubs associations
OF business men, already being credited with having the CONNER
cial club of Weiser itself in this matter
few years Mr. Paisted with apprecatve sense of
hmor and the eternal fitness of things organized members
the Idaho legislature into Kennel club put ribbons them
Show exactly what breed they and whether prize
not favor pame force ribbon-weaers to bark for
the drinks and became adept greatly depee the
small change of the Short Line treasury truly edyng
spectacle and showed the esteem which the Legislators held
selves
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order of the Probate Court
of Ada County, Idaho, made on jan
nary IA, 1907, in the matter of the es-
tate of Thomas Ward, deceased, the
estate, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, subject to
confirmation by said court on Monday,
February II, 1907, at 2 o'clock p. m,
at the Ada county court house door,
interest and estate of said decedent at
the time of his death, and all the right,
title and interest that the said estate
has, by operation of law or otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition to
that of said decedent at the time of his
death, in and to the following real es-
tate, to-wit:
50 Commencing at point 100 feet east
and 80 feet south of the section corner
common to sections Z, s, II and IS in
township north of range 1 west of
B. NJ, and running thence east along
margin of the Central Park ditch
thence along the margin of said ditch
IN southwesterly direction to point
SOutn OF tnS point OF starting, ana
thence north to the place Of beginning,
together with the tenements, heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereto belong
ing, or in any wise appertaining, and the
rents, issues and profits thereof The
said premises are known as the Ward |
Saloon" and are situated in the town
Of Star, Ada county, Idaho.
a Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, /
- ,f,,1 & IL, IT
Of the purchase price to be paid on
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-18
Fable Of the Bat.

Both houses of the legislature given printing bills
70 the Statesman higher price than bid by Capital News
The Democratic members voted accept the offer the Capital
News for he that it would money state
There question that general proposition the states work
of every caracer should be done by the lowest bidder That
Capital News after its valiant fight for W. E. Boah could
command the vote of single Republican legislator be
lis supporters 1t would that the Capital News which was
The principal by which Boa endorsed Brady
with the machine deserved fare better the hands of gs
aure, less subevient Borah Or did Borah consider
the support of the Capital News commercial transaction
that had been already settled for
The old philosopher Aeop told the tale of the bat
fare between the birds and the beasts that
claim him. The Capital News doubtless recall the
District Attorney Koelsch it himself people
explain the dismissal of the against Agnes Bush in the
upon his motion upon the grounds that had quit and
convicted justice In of the fact that
only quit the business for short period of time Mr. Koesch
dped into making the motion of dsmssa Miscaages evas
of all for the district attorney be hum
plugged
1t should be borne mind that the selfappointed bosses of
idaho Republanism have already slated Jim Brady United
States Gaylord w Thompson governor 1t must
be peculiar people who will much longer submit dcaon
hands of the selfish and mediocre who have control
Of the dominant party of the state
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-18

President Roosevelt is credited with
the observation on the night of his
election that he was-at the very height
of his popularity He struck the nail
on the head, to be sure.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-01-18

the day of the sale, and the rest on the
confirmation thereof by said court Deed
at expense of the purchaser
Dated January Is, 1907.
B. H. COLEMAN,
Adm. of the Estate of Thomas Ward,
Deceased.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07

O Trinity buyers
told and telling the storythe whole story
Of Trinity. Trinity will sell
worth rs will and
have ell heard Tbs other story-ths story
Trinityis told
Boston News Bureau has record "coppers"
also have record 'coppers
Trirnountan Copper Range Trinity Arcadan Is now
being Boston Therefors need
discuss
said: 'sBuy Butt. at 2" jumped to a its
rise and because of orders ard raidng broke to II
in seconds Mex. day the Boston News
Is which Il is
simply trap gudgeons:
than the bonds which
pledge word the public these facts
$780, cells to-day at 120.
dends
said: Buy Trtmountsin at 10" first
broke sharply s6 H. Boston
pledged its word that only bold scheme Of LAwsons
unload inflated
Trimountain l25. sells to-day pays ~
said: Copper Range public because Q.
advice lifted II by buying
dropped 81 Ths bureau SPOKE did and
TS!nountan.
Copper Range to-day as and p.ys ST
dividends.
out q tn. three steSss ths public my sd~1s
When speak The public largely thoss snoc
sands Of small investors whom Wall and love
49, But during the process bucket traders
stop" order buyers slaughtered
This all critics
will be answer when Trinity sells rs over
when IL is continuous large dividend am
quoting us history during some future campaign
Once As President Trinity Copper Corusn,,
and individual advise un1ualihedv
Trinity stook at prtcs under Ss5
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
Financial.

Herald:
In article OF yesterday, commenting the break In
Trinity,
l.. friends sell under S65
- contrary, during the entire
hold their profits at
all the time legitimate
which would thirty times
that Trinity has been dead for and has
lately IN a 10
Trinity has the most active
Exchange
It traded the list OF the Exchange.
placed the exhaustive
physical and financial coalition OF the
property.
been pooled, directly indirectly,
the largest
representative lists of shareholders of
country excepting that OF Anelgamated At
beginning movement and for three
daily Increasing by hundreds The present 1noveent for
kind sold has been by legitimate investors to
have sold have that they might
receive their accumulated profits.
the had during the
until Mr.. Lawson finally came 70 its assistance
On the contrary there has been time during tho
twelve days since the inauguration OF campaign when the
Of the Stock Exchange have not been in number and amount
selling
all holdings the holdings OF associates had
them This the Saturday
less than a minute. the price dropped to 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
Financial.
G. O = F. E R s
3, s-4-TRINITY-4s s-4

did to the support OF the stock Saturday.
indirectly since the present began would not
which from legitimate investing demand
veoped 100000 gold and
bearing blocked sides.
Trinity management, while awaiting high
when the high metal price Trinity threw its properties
John Hays Hammond In the interest OF the American smns
Bslakala After all had the values
peed smelling alliance Trinity closed contract with the
American Smelling Baaklsla This contract enables
Trinity begin smelling 1000 day IN 1897 and at its
thus placing the Trinity
in position to devote its daily net earnings Of
800 shipments and $1,000 5000 daily 1000
shipments entirely to dividends of fs and 81 cent
the Trinity, and them
IN TO keep readers correctly informed
confound Trinity with
Curb Mining Stocks which made active by the promoters FOR
purpose of unloading them the public
In giving these facts which do personally
President OF the Trinity Copper and unquanedy
both hold myself to full moral and legal responsibility
OF the fact that since the creation Of
been its chief executive ooer and cannot plead even
there thousands Of investors all the country
whom readers Of your paper. make this ofer
The Trinity Company will bear ths entire expens. OF
examination of its property by
the New York Herald the only conditions being that
made public Immediately upon completion.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
Foreclosure Sales.

SufSESs1D COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
against Broadway Reliance Realty Company and oasrS
DeendAnts. Action No. 2Tn pursuance OF . tudrraens
% foreclosure and saa duly made entsrvd IN ia
eoove entitsd action ard bearing IOrh dSy a.
December. 1909 the undersigned, RaferSe q raH
Judgment naned, VIII sell public auction a. tne o.
chanss salesrooms, Nos f416 vssey Street. TIE 9o1-
ogsh OF Mansstan City Of Nsw York the i5th dav
seph Day. Auottoneer the premises directed by snd
that certain plot place parcsi OF land situate 6fa1
and being IN the Borough OF Manhattan City q Nsv
York. bounded and described followsI sexrutnr a.
point the eastery side OF Brahurss Avenue dS9auS
thirnins 59 feat and eleven Old srfr fron
the corner faned By tbs Intersection sastsrfy
or BradhIrst Avenue with the southeriy side
dred and Ffythird Street thence running southwardiy
steng the easteriy side OF Bradhyrst throins
(5e feet and el-vsn W inches tsnee running sasfvss-
hrndrsS Qoo fsss snsnos running 9athvardly paaisi
GID inchesi thence running wsstvaEdly again parNtG
rtth ons Hundred and F1ftythrd Street ons hundrS1
900 feet TO hs sastsriy side OF BradhursS AvVua
the point o. place OF begtng, being portion of ss
ssrfs premises conveyed 10 the Brcaaway Reliance Hsa
Company bZ Denis Z Dwysr and Mary q Dw19. hfs
even tats and intended 20 bs rsceraed anuitsnsorS
rnsnt OF part OF the purchase e< said r$s.
isss.
Datsd Nsw Tori. December iSth, 1909
- - ISAAC z. RCsSERx4 NatpEUA
william C Arnold Attorney Pfaintfs 10, 10 on.
way. Borough OF N nhaetan New York eakT
FolowtnS = Slasran of the property - - - -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
WATCH TRINITY TO-DAY

yesterday with teegraphio inquiries from
all directions from investors. asking advice TO their
action to-day. 1 would answer:
!. az price under S65
g. Pay you buythat is. do buy on
4 Under circumstances put stop order under
purchase s.. ...-,. 80. ,,..,
Trinity calls free stock other grauites
given to brokers' bureaus financial writers help
acns' nothing financially.
Therefore why should this in
Breaks like that which occurred Saturday will always
happen in movement known 'Iawson'in which
vary investors have allowed tho brokers stop orders
from them
stop" It's inevitable effect.
the Saturday space that.
finding himself with $500 stopped a
etoek active at 40 he made the his fellow
eers and taled 1900 other stop all the
q Disguise the that
hs doing all he could price
cover at profit This that
posng they their
wanted TO slaughter it and given
do It Therefore, all those brokers
were short that IL
70 touch S all the stops would
time and THIS Is just what happened Saturday.
The member who 'ehort at s5
sod them out at "a and 26 andbougt them his
account This stop" order
puts them into the market that
situated VIII be siaughtered as on Saturday.
r95t ttoek market campasns the promoter who IS
stop order limit By seooping in th.
replace what he has unloaded In Trinity
M ane therefore no scooPns In OF the stop orders and
that there may be misunderstanding I
Under circumstances l. attempt nrotons
those who have bought In bucket shops