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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14
Follow the Crowd

A big crowd saw good show at
the Iris last night. Same bill tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Arbuckle's coffee, five pounds for 81,
at CANDLES Cash Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Indian Hot Springs has attractiv
swimming lakes, fish lakes and boat
ing lakes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

tlm OF runaway accident and narrow
ly escaped being killed.
That the Southern Pacific meant no
violation of the law and did not lay
itself liable to penalty in delivering its
tax money two days late is the opinion
which Chief Justice Edward Kent
handed down from the district court
bench at Yuma. When the money ar.
rived late the county treasurer had no
legal right to accept it. The court s
decision gives the county the right to
accept the original amount, $4,000
without penalty,
The Elks of Phoenix may expend as
much. as. 1000 in remodeling the Doris
theateG.
Tucson business men are preparing to
decorate their stores for the coming pc
litical conventions. sThey are expecting
big crowds in the city.
Bisbee is having run of pneumonia.
Forty eases, two of which proved fatal,
were reported by physicians last week.
Mat Burts, who is serving a six
months sentence in the New Mexico
penitentiary at Santa Fe, will be taken
to Tombstone to answer a charge of
making an assault with intent to muir
der, just as soon as sentence expires.
Realizing that the town is to lose
the county seat in the near future, Sol
omonvilie favors Duncan or some point
up the ella to Stafford or a down the
ella location. SoIomonville is a very
foolish old girl. If she must lose the
county seat she should work to lose
il to the nearest location, and that is
Stafford. The east end of the county,
when attaining sufficient strength to be-
come a county scat, will be county by
itself Stafford, Solomonville and
Thatcher should work together in this
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Brown, the Notary. Globe Office
Buildir..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Perfect alfalfa hay 75o a bale at
Gamble s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14
A New Cowboy Song

y NOW OVWUVy DVHb
Moonlight on the Prairie" at the
Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Jack Edwards of Lowell was the vie.
tim of a runaway accident and narrow.
ly escaped being killed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Glenn Flippins has been arrested at
Lowell and held to the grand jury on a
grand larceny charge. The complain
ing witness is William Shepherd, an old
soldier, who recently received $400 or
$500 in back pension. Shepperd took
on a good sized jag and was taken to his
room by Flippins. When the former
awoke the next morning he found his
friend and money missing. Officers
were informed and Flippins was found
with the money on his person. AT the
time of his arrest he was preparing to
leave the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

A company has been organized at
Florence to manufacture leather from
goat hides. The mohair will also be
used for manufacturing purposes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Bisbee merchants have joined with
those Of Douglas in demanding a half
holiday during the summer months.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

The Elks of Phoenix may expend as
much. as, $1,000 in remodeling the Doris
theates.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Tucson business men are preparing to
decorate their stores for the coming pc
litical conventions. sThey are expecting
big crowds in the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Bisbee is having run of pneumonia.
Forty eases, two of which proved fatal,
were reported by physicians last week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-14

Four hundred square miles of coal
groupings, the biggest in the world,
have been discovered thirty-five miles
north of Winslow, and there is every
indication that oil may be found even
close.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
Naval Officers Experts in Diplomacy

The story is that the Relief has been
burdened with woe ever since the
cruise began, and that every officer Of
the navy, except the doctors, is
tlckled to death that this is 50, The
line: ofcers who didn't?approve having
a doctor as their commander have
found many ways, the story goes, OF
making life miserable to the men in
charge OF the hospital ship. OF course
tie suggestion of a service conspiracy
to this end would be resented and
could not be proven, but there is q
sub rosa intination that something
very like a cabal has been formed
Nth the purpose Of proving how much
doctor doesn't know about running
ship.
Wherever the fleet has been the Re.
lief has usually limped along behind
the procession. She has had trouble
getting supplies, getting coal, getting
consideration of all kinds. 1t always
just happened this way and nobody
in particular was to blame. 1t is
limited that when the fleet returns sus-
gestions will be made in many quar-
tiers that the cruise has demonstrated
that nobody is competent to manage
war vessel who is not an accredited
officer of the navy. In other words,
that the experience of the Relief. with
medical officer in command. has
been hopeless failure.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
E1ls PAVE Shl.uul.
Eciucat tpr3l rsaEIlret As 70 go
La-psly Augmented.


TIes ri Dimes M urt thRI Sbt,UbU IL
premiums En6 prizes VIII pf offered
ny tue IUva stare fEr this reGr IT
WE wired py Lnt nuErd " directors
u Lns Department u agriculture IT
IdG SG.2nu u lgIst, u tht prem urLS.
IL -eciusEttF Lht premium list 81 IF
lur,rptT Il e-plnu the hErlculCItrG
department ant 10 mlkt LnE Hou"H
+iunGI textures Of Tnt III, nusI cuI'-
Epruuulih I'll ppprepr4lLlur u sl.tUp
wut vUtet It urgulIiae schon sZtIimT
TOY tnt lair ussr AuEus. f'rut & \.
Storm u 4ues CuLeEt vii NV"
cnirEt u -iuF deJIT-uiar j vat
vu-ec 10 duplicate any EpIruIrlEIuI
W " z .UuU wni"t tht TRUSTEES n
Lne agricultural npLleEt uIHT naEt
fur TIE t-T1t uE.Ur aDd experiment.
WORT il cnurgr u T'rJfessu' f5uld"I
l. -he far sud 3. ,out WIZ HpJr't,
p-li,tad tDr the purpuEs O mixing Ii
agricultural exriDi1 tI-LICir - 70
lrr-ssHut -he aE,IrulLurt. LrLcreF-E u
ttt BttLE --hlE WORT viii * put il
Luz tlandE If Ill organizer VINO VII
bs,s init Tx products Of Lowe H't
SUITABLY Displayed u Lhe 1a-' Lhlt
Tttr IL itself I great educlLu'.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
-CsAcco COMBINE ILLEGAL
Fsos'al cj-cg- Cog-: osr'se C"ot'
T-lE. - Dissolve.

New york-Nics CUIr psAnies- VIII
rhetr suhEl diar5ak. Ere Dsu+:5 Is cu1
s1i1 urirE al illegal C,c,u t,inaljO1 Il Il
ina deeree fled Tuesday Il -
United States CIRCUIT cour-. putu1j
INTO eHart Lte JudgDR-. recent! oo
Lains,d ty the government Il liz sui
10 dissolve the sc.-cElJec tobacco --os,
Tb= Gun 'a-js,s tanned are ~
tue,5ca1 Totat.co COMPANY, tn'
American S1uE Company. 1be A-eT
car Ciga. Co-I,a-!. 1te ADe'7csI
Srogie Corpaoy. MacA1drews q
Forbes COMPANY. ? Lorl]la-d d Co.
z J Rev1oyds -roacco Coupa-y
Blatfw+1rs Durham -otss cco Co-ps1-
and L1e Co1leE Foil Co13a-!. Eatt
q re 5rst @r@ q .tes= III Ia-jtE IL
coUrr declares Is il jIseIt cOuoiLa
Lo- il Tjciativ1 II law
TIE oroe, "ojctns -1ese Csur- u -l+:
t-or9 co1u-uirg as parties il -te coD
t.-at u a-5 -@s'"aj1s TN from Il
Gag,-g il t-.e-s'a.e - foreign i-a1'
Will ~-@aso-ati+ cscuIet!-jc1 %
yw@e- hen L -eE'o-ec. AIpaals :!
to:t he goYt:-uelt and tb+ oe!e-1
ANTS VII at as eD,sorayy say o.
lbe decree
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
s-ELsr LANES MULTIPLY.
s,sssrst Thousane Being Sstsss
Ina: County Tnit Year.

5ia,li,1-Essr SRI thousand western
IAN " are ping f=d = shelpy oouD-
y t,Ls YEA, suut u Lnern having a.
,z.adr t,a@sr nlrletsd They s-rE tu1-1-
I'd INTO rhe cOru IL September y
DruoHr AID t+a1 upon Lhs IeaTas o:
1ue co~r IND tGI sD--ls II ~ g,al1
b@sldaL doing Lis Lh"y ctt-al L1E
fields II tuE tail and pLhsr wes'tlf
Tie Industry bids far - Irtresse II
Liz re,uutT rs IGDd tE-s o@co-Ds L:':
L 81 tuy rfiEi,r cattle ~ sc@@I s1c
liz gre:s-. Crups II rur1 -cahs -
',vurty - lGeal feeding ErouD6 TT
;tE c1eac!T gICwD E-ocEtrs u IT,
v~ectr- ;.aiuk CC-pars-5T",r tsw
'.at'l@ are uej-g sd 40 Ite amount
4 GU cc-uirg - tae elevators -,
uI1ds one u -.e tine WILL r1trs
We 10 feeding :: 81 Many .. LhF
farms Of Ene5Dv COUNTY arc this yaaI
Yte]6jDg Z ry~oss iDrorne Of 30. )@as
,-ar sGc -rer acre tur tie t,crD grown
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
TIRED o. LIlFE
Charles Tnprsas Fires Butler irtH
s1u Ereag-


Des Notwithstanding ttred N IEte
AMI tlespunoarrt, presumably pecRust
ile had nu, ths strength 10 lead the
righteous life he Desired - be INT,
Charles Tnonas ruunIrtet SUICIDE
III tbs Chamberlain huutl u o.Ciuck
Monday ulrniIg. ht placed r.
ruirer aEai1IBl his breast arc tlrea
Tig re'pt.~. from hls revui~er irunRsa
tins occupant uf I'll atJptulng "uuIu
WIG opened nis duur just IL time u
ses the dutr Of yhUm;g' room EwtnE
pJeu uud hear Thun.us CRY
'iv ~ &hu; lugsef''
Heat Furtnr u kaufman wiz: wus
II wurE VI the tluur pstiuw reHpnnt
tt to ttle tall
I'm trad Of lis h gasped r'ntr
kaufman ASKED MN VT, he had snu
tluset With Lts fperlGc saCre. u
tbs rBrtst q lis raSu acf tucked LlEir
IL It's OWL heart Tnuulit def u Lne
NtrtIuGlst hospital III J. 81, tartug
DetI taken -hErE Il uCIuCE. tins
shooting followed I.lgu! u regLI#ss
JacIng uaCE and forth il nls ruou anp
TIT hotel corridor. T'he rtru!vt'r NJ
uset Nas secured II L nearly Sttrt
pnly III hpIa t,tttrt +he act wt-s CON
Knitted He left { nute Saving that
there was nothing wrong puI LnHt la
was LLree u 1hs.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
CARACAS STIRRED By RIOTS
WOES SWEEP |CuC- CITY, ~.
Kindred z. POLICE.
c.-c~at su-- S.s-ust snc FIrtu-si %
SrsEider anc Tiiags S-oos-t.
Of lis f-snaIs

CnraraE NanaTUtla The T,auyit "
Ct.rtautss grubs agajnsI President Cas-
t-Q. Al iDtu-2Itsd mob. uDhiD o@re'o
uy II: police swept through Tie CITY
wrac king the property u ms htlCh-
-neD aud has tIustEl t-jeodE. Tia J'=---
,,ie rounded " I. Lb+ Era1u@s and pit
turas Of F'reEioe1t Castro from ne
tiuhs ND c-hec s,+rJ- pu1hc buildings
zud nur1so then Will Rejoicing. OF
tns Plaza ROIJra, CsgLroE rul= IL
vaDezuels gcuua p3r IL ended.
Il r-rLe q E5cjls1d g warIfe sct5T-
Y u- Lf.e t:pas.. 1n+,e have DtF- u
9+r1yrss, raIio-r sgalns. lis Meier
Ida hey al LGre b+'e1 cl,:7ct ID
1gaiunt prerjoa-t Castro and AcI-g
:oreri 3ar- Gomez
The TeDeZDela- cspi-a2 w5-resE5Ec
- uur t1,@ak = C,hr 0e- following ~
v2-HEe ac,jvs'J+E q Ite Dun1 W.
st1lpe along he coas-, t1a, made J.
r+-c,ese,zr! b? rlgbltal] 10 declare uiaE,
~ Nv II Ord@. 70 Jul IL s-d 70 -
noting AID ;j3La-1g There wee EtT-
- q ~ 90 Al % = r" 49,
IL tsJt q ltIe -uco before he au:tUr2-
lee go1 1he situation IL hand. AID seT-
@ra] Of the agjLa1D-s were arrested
II ere Was 10 actual couftrt between
be people and the police. The pj3,
'ac4rg was t.oDG1ed u -be properties
4 Neoezuelsns. notably Seniors RiTaE
ri T'hjeJe1 No tOrei gIe-s ware no
sebIe4d-
Further da1gerous dc-oo1straions
are ANTICIPATED NO Official art &c
posing Castro IRON The presidency Of
Venezuela yet has been taken. but
such Z step is expected any moment.
-presjdenl Castro Of Ne1E-
zur2a maintains his coIposure in the
faoe Of alarming reports which have
tys~..1 published here regarding the dis
lu,barce in Venezuela. When dis
yarctt-E were shown 70 hin Wedne5-
day ina; the people o. Caracas hal
ar.sau agajnE, him. he said quietly:
i don't believe Il. had dispatches
from Caracas this morning. but they
-y-ut.oned nothing Of the kind
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
WILL BUILD ZIG CLAY PLANT.
Project EscIes ny Lehigh and inoi.
ana CAPITALISTS

W'ebs,e, Cjry.-At large meeting
Of business and professional m:1
held 4, The Wilson hotel, q deal was
practically closed for The erection ct
IN immense clay productg plan, for
the manufacture Of gewer and drain
tile IN Ills city. The plant will te
erected in The spring d, q cost Of
sruue sl75.rHQ, will employ 100 men.
and will have an output capacity Of
from ten % twelve car loads per day.
TIE company behind the movement
Ia ccmrosed Of practically the same
ucn who own the Lehigh Clay Pro
ducts company OF Lchigh, Ia, and
The Portland Sewer Pipe Manutactur-
ing company Of Portland, Ind.
Tnis company has asked Webster
City 20 furnish them d site OF thirty
screa, and an agreement was reach.
ed uron this point In return for
the site the company agrees TO erect
it's pant here.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
FREEDOM CAWNs ~ TURKEY.
kes Ottoman psriis~ec: Il Opened
~ the Sultan.

Cpnstau,3nople--T made her
bow Is full sedgec Constitutional
monarchy Thursday. w3eo ne new
Ottoman parliament held liz ars, ses,
Baop.
I'oatsSaY wss proclaimed Z general
ho11asy il hoDoJ u the ga;ltanosn, and
the city cid 81 Dest 80 observe the
seeaslpa sringl?, The decpraIons
were uapfsoeG:anted and most Q! the
poyaIz'ion We 10 the st.ee,s fager!?
discussing the prospects u 'he new
regime. Partially eyery regiment 10
the CoostzntipopIe garrison lined the
route unde, arms when the sultan
6.oYe ~ opsa the assembly, while
nhooI children Stationed a vantage
p,ia.s along the way sang the hymn
q. liberty IL the imperial cortege
PASSED.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18

III HEN It comes to diplomatic
w maneuvering to accomplish their
designs the officers OF the navy can
give pointers to the Russians and the
Japanese. AS an instance the case of
the hospital ship Relief may be cited.
1t will be remembered that last win.
ter President Roosevelt made an or.
der that the Relief should be COM
manded by a medical officer. The men
at the navy department were amazed
that a doctor should be given com.
mand of a vessel, but there was no
appeal from Mr.. Roosevelts order.
The Relief was detailed to accompany
he fleet on its trip around the world.
letters from men who are with the
feet have been received here telling
OF the sad experiences OF the hospital
ship and her commander. In describ-
Ing these experiences one writer pref
aced his letter as follows: The Re-
lief is the most unpopular institution
in the navy. There is no exception.
The Relief has everything else beaten"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
Ethel Roosevelt Nouns Loss of Lemon

central lookout order was sent to
every district il the precinct, and by
oighrtall there was 10. dog or the
streets Of Washington. in the cellec.
ton held Tor Identification was every
species Of canine from NANCY nasud
10 a aea-bi1ten fee, but none answered
10 the name Of Lemon.
Various motives. if a Cog may have
q motive, may be assigned to Lemons
abrupt departure from the Roosevelt
no .sehold. He might have had 8
,:.sion OF small bull pup swinging TO
the port side Of a lion in the wi.ds OF
Africa, and his masters voice shou.
ing sic EN- Lemon"
Again, he might have dreaded ths
time when he would reach the proper
age 10 be harnessed TO one OF Master
Arches carts, or be matched In
main with the household cat, or wear
an empty can attached to his tail.
However, Lemons motive for running
away is purely speculative, for It is
not given in the Iolice report, and his
mistress can attribute no cause TO;
the rash act"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
PLUNGE TO DEA7H Wits AUTO.
Milwaukee Ns1 zro Chauffeur Drew
in the River.

Milwaufee. An automobile con
tanning three Ier dashed into III
open draw Of the Oneida street bridge
q one O'Clock THURSDAY morning a1C
wen, u the bottom Of the river. ca
ryj1g Two Of he occu pants 10 the:
death. 4 third was rescued with djt
aculty and IS e. the emergency hos
yital
The dead are Oscar z Ba-t]e,,
member Of the beard Of trade, a1t
Albert Kunz. chauffeur
A. 2 So!!iday Of the So!l;5ar No,o!
COMPANY was rescued.
The ar approached the bridge tror
The ct. coming down Ire Ooaidf
street ill a. d high Ta.e Q. sped
The driver apparently djc III -c-ic'
hat the bridge was open u--] ~
car was within % feet Of i. Kun
then MADE a iTan'jc a9o-. 70 49,
he river. but OILY sUccae1e3 Il ~
ing the car Is far az tte cub. wte-'
il bounded into the ali. tU--:2: Z crz-
Dlete sor1ersau!l he,wee- -t- dock AT
the center per Of Inc bridge.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
FOURTEEN Dig im CANAL BLAST.
Tire. Americans Lnaons These EAj.c
~ Ess Calso,.

C>olon,--gae explosion Saturday 81
Eas Colspo II . ZjNon dynamite tla1
Was tae r4ost serious accident il coo
aectioD With the building ri the pana-
psa ears1 sinee NE TDl'ed States took
control. TIE known dead npw total
~. That -nsny bodies have been r.
covered, tyut Is Is possible that 2 score
o, nlp:e are stil3 ureer he .lasSes u
rocks a-ld es~th that wets I1Iowa W.
Fifty were injured.
Tae charge ooDsas' e6 u 81 holes.
60 teet deep, an6 strssd o9, over
Estge section II territory The last
hoIe wes belag charged by jo1a J
EelSy, III experienced powdfr na2.
rheo T. exploded I'De othe's w@te
exrIode1 by 1he co1cus&Ioz, he.Gf
Wa tIowr 80 ;3ett-s. The Otter
American oes5 fnclade JOHN j. Hr-p
s.ea1a -sapTea engineer, AID J. 7. Hum
zae,. slea.t- shoiel crate uasn- TWO
EpzniafdS were slso killed AID :;jg-l
West indian osgioss.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
Plan Monster BANQUET.

Iowa City.-To hold a great ban
quet at which over 600 students will
be present is the plan CT the greater
university committee Of the state uni.
ycrsity. Last year similar banquet
WAS held and over $50 were turned
away from the doors. This year pro
,'sioD will be made for every student
=, he function will take place short,
after the holidays and is only one o.
the many demonstrations which WI
occur during the year for the purpor"
CT arousing a still greater university
spirit in all lines OF student activity
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
TOTAL POPULAR VOTE eIfEE
isSsa,u ss BALLOTS Cast IN TIE
LAST ELECTION.
aal7 Owe, 1906 10 f.sa2,a5f-.Spns IN
terestinp facts Sssssiss ~
rhs Ssturns.

New YORK. The Epta1 pppu!t-'
puas q. the various preslasnua!
candidates AZ the last National eisc-
zion yas unade known "Wednesday II
I'll ufrciad form by the filing ~ the HIT
us tne uf!lciaI pUtes tlat u MlcIltgaI
The TOTALS SHOW The following NoLsi
cast:
Taft CRepb. .,GST,GI; Bryan
fDem.9, C,aaS .IB.; DeDs Lboe), $50
atS. Chain Lpro), Ssl.2n2i dlasen
6ind.). &SI6G; Watsor tppp4, %f.S71s
Gflnaus lSpc LabJ. 1881, TpLfJ 10y
al cantgidptss, 54,SSGUab-
Thus graud tpgal exceeds pE -'"A-"
3ta tins tptaJ number OF VOTES cast IL
Lne presidential aisGllpr u lHVs. Whei
tbs FRANC tutJ was l%,51e.7Db.
Cumpa-eS with Ci.at election. me
candidates of tbs Republican, Ds'ult-
ear.tic Int Socialist parties Increased
rheir vote this year. The rererss II
rrue Of the candidates " the ['ui1p
riun, Eppllist fgn6 Socialist Labor pf.-
ties The Independence pari! t1c nj
figure III the preSiaepLla-! sIsc4ur ~
tupr years ago.
The pisgsst difference II pa'T!
VOTE is shown IL FL increase Joy
Bran u 1.311.211 over Lhs IDtal WE
cast 81 1906 FOR Alton Z. Parker The
Democratic candidate. TAN rect1Nea
1890 pptes more man were Ioiiefo 10y
President Roosevelt IL 1906. an6 Dspt
ySp 1855 ahead Q. his prsdecsssv'
81 'he Socialist ticket.
The heaadsst loss il shown ~ the
Fopulisis pho wItD tns ssIus can't
aate Registered G5.212 rutes less Ltiis
yea. than IL 1sbs, xteD Enei1 tpLs-
was IL 49, The IruIIlpttlpr1lSt CAB
tIdate, Cnafiu. ran II. 2S4 ro,es De:t1nt
ths 1916 mara 81 us parry, anc esD-
aaps, the SpcIalist Laoor candidate.
received only spuut 30 ps' cent u
.hs ppts given 10 Cu"''igs:r, which ~as
Sl.IGs IL the previous presidential
race.
New YORK f&-pNrQJ. Pennsylvania
f14t,77g}. ars5 j1Hnuis tG2s .s|2J. gave
Tat tne Creates nun aef u TuJes
among tne states. ~hIle as 20 5ryzL
the order was New YORK &C. 46El d,
OHIO G5P2123}, an6 i1.nuls tfoQkltj.
Tne roles casi tor Tat snc i5rrau
were almost Identical IL Cr-oe' II
two states, namely. Maryland and
Nerads Ii rhe 3rst neulloned. .'et-
received 1912sG, ane I3rrso gl7,21I
rrd ir lhe pthsy, 1915 au1 1885,, IT.
spsi;t5rely.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
Mo LEGAL Saloons in Gfurdy.

Iowa Falls-No legalizcd saloons
for Grundy county for the next two
years. at least. This Is decided by
the failure on the part Of those cir.
culating the petitions for a mulct tax
proposition to secure the necessary
sixty-fve per cent Of the vote cast at
the last general election. Since NOV.
3 a Systematic canvass OF the county
has been made in the hopes Of bring
Ing back the mulct saloon In the
county and in nine OF the fourteen
townships more than the required
sixty-fvc per cent was secured, in
some Of the precincts tho majority
for the saloon going as high as n inety
Der cent. IT, - |
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
DYING MAN BURNED.
creston Railroad Man Meets Avfu
Death,

Cregton --Sam Reynolds a mem
Der OF the steel gang working south
Of here short distance on the St
Joseph branch Of the Burlington, was
found dead IN one Of the bunk cars
by the Waterman, who noticed smoke
coming from the car. and upon in
vcetigation found Reynolds In q fal-
len posture against the stove with
his clothes nearly burned from his
body and his head and left side hor
ribly burned. Life was extinct and it
Is thought he was stricken with ap-
opleyy or heart failure while stand
Ing near the stove and dropped dead
falling across the stove. Shortly af
ter noon he had complained Of feel
Ing III and asked permission Of the
foreman to 60 to the bunk car, and
aothng more was seen OF him until
ais dead body was found.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
WRIGHT IN REMARKABLE FLIGHT
Creates Wild Enthusiasm By Perform
ance with His AeropIsre.

lie Mans-Wilbu- Wright. he Aner
Jean aeroplsnist. made q NOS, remark
able fight in his acroplane Wednes
day. Instead Of rising gradually. tht
machine shot up ike rocket TO :
height OF 240 feet. The aeronaut ther
permitted it 10 drop about 80 feet, q
which altitude he stopped the engine
The machine g!ided down smooth!
and gracefully. landing about three
quarters Of mile from the stariin:
point. Members Of the English Aert
club who were present became Wild.
enthusiastic over the splendid per
fOrmaLce.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
YELLOW CORN IS KING.
Carries or Commercial Club Trophy
A. Show.

D~Y Moincs.-D. 6. Wilson o.
ranora took the Commercial club't
corn trophy II rhe re=cel, corn show
at the state houge. The roph? WAY
offered for ,be bcgt ten ears Of corn
Of any variety. On the same ten ears
Mr.. u ..Fon wag awarded $500 in the
STATE sweepytahes for the best ten
carr Of yellow corn and the gold
medal for the grand sweepstakes for
the beG, ten ears Of any variety. L
S. Chaccy of Hedrick took the grand
gwecpgtakeg for the best single eat
Of yellow corn and the best single eaI
Of any variety. l.. W. Roe OF CEka
loosa took the sweepstakes for the
best ten ears Of white corn, and Leon
Harris OF Dcs MONIES sweepstakes
for bes, single ear OF white corn.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
Good 1hinq for National Guard

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guard inter.
ests are substantially promoted BY a
recent order of the war department
contemplating that all acquisitions re.
ceiyed from militia authorities for
clothing and equipment be filled by
the issue from the army source of SUD.
niles OF the latest style # articles
called for. This will have the effect
Of eouipping the militia With nothing
obsolete or old-patterned n the way
of material. Officials say t Is case
OF the regular army bcins sidetracked
for the benefit of the militia.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-12-18
CREDITORS WILL GET LITTLE.
No. Much Of Cameron Curr!e & Co.'S
Assets Is CoiIectab!e.

Detroit, Mich.-That not more than
20. 900 is collec'able OUT Of apparent
zsgetg Of sl,ZV0, 900 was indicated By
Wednesdays testimony before Bank.
ruptcy Referee H. P. DaVock in the
cas-. Of Cameron Currie & Co.. the De,
troit brokerage firm that failed last
July. Estimates have been made as
low as three per cent regarding the
amount that unsecured creditors will
realize on their claims.