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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

One of the most remarkable dams in
the history of engineering is now being
built to store the waters of the Salmon
river for irrigation purposes. For years
engineers had cast covetous eyes on the
magnificent body of land now to be wat
cred by the Salmon river. But how to
get the water up out of the canyon, to
raise it 140 feet to the necessary level
for distribution over the land, was a
battling problem. Finally it was solved
by j. E. Hayes, an engineer, who pro-
posed to raise the water 40 feet by a
dam, add 70 feet more for a storage
reservoir, and lead the stored waters
to the land through a tunnel q mile
long. The height Of the dam, 210 feet,
marks it as one of the most notable in
the world; only one, or possibly two
others, will exceed it, and they are as
yet only projected.
The dam is to be built in one of the
narrowest places of the box canyon. So
sheer is the gorge that the crest of the
dam is but 480 feet, even counting the
sharp curve; only a little more than
twice its perpendicular height. The
structure will be entirely of concrete;
the freight alone on the concrete will
cost $50, 900. The dam will have a
sharp arch upstream, and will be cut
into the solid rock canyon walls so that
the greater the strain from the impris-
0ned waters the more firmly the dam is {
This utilizes the compress .
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

By order of County Central committe,
c. HANSEN, Chairman
B. BOWLER, Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

sion strength of the concrete to the ut
most, and it is in its resistance to com
preston strains that this wonderful
building material is at its best. The
margin of safety is very large, the dam
being built much stronger than the
heaviest strain it can ever be called on
to bear.
For the first 14O feet of the height
which of itself would make it one of
the highest dams of the world-the
dam serves only to raise the water, and
the water is not available for use of
any kind. 1t must be raised that high
before it can be taken out of the deep
canyon for irrigation purposes. At
that height a tunnel a mile long and
with cross section of 10 feet, or
little more than 10 feet square, carries
the water through the solid rock to the
nearest place where it can be distrib-
uted. Suitable overflow ways are pro
vided to take care of the highest water
that can ever come into the reservoir,
and a power plant viii be installed,
eventually, to utilize some Of the avail
able power.
Above the height of the tunnel, the
lam will be built another 70 feet This
Will afford the available storage for
water during the irrigation season. The
low of the stream is not quite large
nough to be absolutely certain in dry
easons, so the water for the whole
ear, if necessary, can be stored for
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

A resolution was paSSeu ny Liz p SdtS
Central committee property assembled,
to the effect that the County Central
committees be recognized as having the
right to hold their county conventions
together if they so desired and saw fit,
and authority is hereby given to the
County Central committee to take such
action in the premises as they see
proper. and they are hereby requested
to perfect all arrangements for pri-
maries and county conventions for the
selection of delegates to said State
conventions.
The State Central committee is here
by called to meet at Wallace, Idaho, on
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08

Tuesday, the 18th day of May, 1908, at
10 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose of
such business as may prop
erly be brought before it.
JAMES H. BRADY,
Chairman.
ADDISON T. SMITH, Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-05-08
Eighth Grade Diplomas.

An examination for Eighth grade d.
plomas will be held in the Office of the
county superintendent, May II, IL, and
Is. This examination is open to all
who have completed the work of the
eighth grade.
LEAH NJ. BURNSIDE,
May l-S County Superintendent.
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Reg. L-nnn.- SATURDAY.

On SATURDAY. afternoon and even-
Ing we vii see thai evsr popular piay,
East Lyrney al the Grand 4 FarT
low scale u prices have BEEN az
nouaced and should resnli II crowd3rg
the house a both performances Re
member. for the matinee perfo-nan 2
children VIII Be admitted for 10 cents.
adults q cents. To al parts OF the
house. Tie evening prices are rs FOL
lows: GALLERY. 1fe. baleony 20c
Darauet circle soc. and parqDet 5ec-
Seats on saie tomorrow morning.
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CITY NEWS.

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ADJUSTMENTS.
"Tne Wnit. Rstrr Torsor-pw.

Another bin II White Rgas" vande-
si2ia VII De presented - ths Grand
tomorrow afternoon and evening. and
i We d not MISS or gnaas lhey viii
De greeted pT two Terr large ana-
asncsE The prices VIII sse 1bs Same as
the Christmas engagement, - and ~
cents for rae matinee. azsd 3s.c 10 81 90
for tie evening performance Il
would be well - secure sears II I'd
vance and avoid the evening crowd al
tne bon Office window.
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CITY MEMS

70 - Haas liz nag feslaEs aef ~
isalgeg iaeatse II is fi1ss
WI AefEi. il SICK and is supposed
~ Asase At as-acs u appendicitis
Spend Asaw Years afternoon at
Hhe aalls4-wss EIfrsesa Iowa pant
VII piss
III gou wish 70 sci yogg pg79perts
rssg ole " aasse Al eSeaanga use :.
Ger c8sg naa
THE saasss q the " G. u naxe
ciseoBElnEe-d serving 1nesis Is tsse -
soeaatsoa fgeHs 81 SaaartaE evenings.
nj 81 pc you a tne alga scsapo
Carnival toEsorrgs sfssrae.e1 azf6 eyeD-
tng fae ossf affair u this klu1 ever
glsen II KeoKaE
The meeting 1or fae purpose Of
organizing 2 scea eang Of tie Span
ISL mar sebslans ,sill IL led al soree
taiaae ciase. % b. announced later
In tie dlssrtet eoarr Today ttae
ease of gessh ~ Ksefe VS. eeati1
aed THE psalaEiEs testimony WAS az
ir oefore ag3a aaa E1e testimony o.
sae other SIDE Ma commenced
fAe Esgusas nroaEa8s meeting Of
fle Benevolent pn4oa Viii " 1seSd o.
Gasafeag morning n the tsome Instead
u o. tomorrow ou sseeoaas Of tae a.
being New Year 4 large attendance
IS requested
Keoaak people are 4nrised 10 ~
tand tas aquatic inees 70 Ne held Eoaaos.
Fe8 Eneniag IL tae III d. swim
mia-g geol Tie members " tas soyis
Department wit sake par Tie evsa-e
VII eeas5sf " sile tarioes poo events
9ee ofte cent stamps Tor pest
earts aione were solo IL b slllgle das
a. lie ysst Office during me nolioas
rusS = few packages still continue
70 20 through the asails. Detase6
fslsrlstnsas gifts " gifts fer me New
year
- numDer % sascn parties srir-
ate apc pubic, viii be neid tonignt
and oId tatner TINE VII march out ane
make way Tor .ue he3 year Guns
vii be $50. on ard FIRE crackers ina
have oeen saved over fron the arr
u gpiy a nurabef Of dancing parrlee
viii ~ ned this evening
Hesle. C,eeea4e, seeeebay 81 m
Horticultural sociesg Il preparing 1
bfll for presentation 70 TIE genera as
sssaply wien ANS 70 sA<se ssepe 90
tE4e presesF gaE.on " -fAe 1rees Il i
claimed tflat the trek constitute tn'
aatersfleds u tie state asEd also -aa
gaey are necessary FOR lie pcsasef,Es
tion ~ tfle rayer 5anhe
Heokak people Should attend IN
bign school caEuisai 70 De given Nes
Years afternoon and evening IL IN
hign sehool building Gyalpiese a.
fanSemenfs hay Deen made for HE AZ
fasr. azld il vii ge tie Digsess at4Goo
carnival N the aeaaoa Tue psogr az
viii consist of one Continuous sonGo (,
smusemenes and every nlinusee VI.
Dc minute " pleasure and enses-alf.
mens Keosak people capnog afoed &
Kiss II
81 loolcin2 oHer ifis pcolls, re 81
perinssndeaE ~ re yoor fnte gf.as n
expense ~ lis Office Tor t4IEs yer Va
s2.zTg g1hteh ines4e.es al expeuSeE sue
a. transportation fpel, gr>eer4es aac
~ bNr1si of D,of snd e1per3atent
ensss 1siafy FoF tas year 1901 re &,
gense Wi STE FOR tie yer 80
Il Nas S5527 a1e Tor 1901 @ag s9zT,
AeDord4ng ~ Oh repoe4s ~ foraesf y
geg5ntenleoss. Gos sneialeing RE "a
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norles.

All parties having aro3pntg against
i1ee Gainty mail same AZ once " W.
II spyth, co8nty auditor, FORT Nadf,
son, to8a, Mr. Hart. superintendent
Ire c.ounty Home, VIII ooiie7et III bills
for eoBnfY merchandise purchased BY
Dim
County warrants viii he IN ny "
fee January II, 1909.
GEo, 4. BEI.HMAG
County eHDergis1r.
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NANI f'I,--faIiruads are again I'd
ing Tor hundreds of trained rnsr !
III positions aE hrsnan, flrs4Ea,pa|
electric --aiivsaE nioan-man and ra1uu|
-rrE. Uncle sam alsD VANS mad
competent men fur -nilvax ms|
clerks. carriers and ?. O. clerks. gsi
Trac-lca courses nr mai VIII Il "a
II shp-1 time fnr guv X lissss Ez,s|
paEIug poEttinng Write aoGar d
Tree catalogue and gay fnr VIII pos
tson yau want 10 quality The Eanaa
RI Cores School, FreeFar- u
Dept ::sisg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-31

Hoarge coughs and stuffy colds that
may deyeiOD into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Folcy's
Honey and Tar, as II gOothes In.
Named membranes, heals the lungs,
and ezDelg the cold from the system.
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WANT COLUMN
wAsTE1

y E-Eep men ID 1mrn BAN
trade and gaks ppHlirsnH vain
pit- graduates. Few waskr cuur,ss.
Constant p-artirs tu-insaad. srhusa|
stiip include 1pn.s, inE.-uraun|
administrations, examinations and n
pfurnaf Write fpr catalogue. Ma
Barber College. 81 LBris. 4n. Ill
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CITY NEWS.


arseas tie srazsd masquerade 1t
1,gles tse.,se .r.nE ss,asSh
--4sausssr n;arasas satu,-azv aftss-
as.s,r ssen,e Taa ea.ss1ssrr.
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,Eorsav afsernesu Ii x0a Rosl.a-syssy
csrs.e 5 uutssi,sr of watch parties
,,sasa beer a--ang.-d 1of rnIs evening.
-rxo nsats,sess eenorrow a
g9,,ses.s Theatre sao ARD Oh
r,ses@,asr
f,rrs,.s- zs,. s-sr 4sg,s lie s,ororaer
~ f,snsv mas ,,ses, ,eaE!ed IN tsasr-
~ $3.50
v-s,s,ss..,e,, eao aoya Se1gpbors'
,.z.,ea egsg $3.50 49, gigats OF ad-
s,,,s,sss,F ,-sary-a
--yTs,ss q "a g. ws4n nsoo5e maze
,s.zr3.s-s ,.,.s5 s,.zir 4,,r,,;r.s or 4 new
100 -. -, ..,.,,,s-,e, $50,
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- 800, es..l,e,- .Te,,s,yI,s j. tn yaf,l,.,..
~. $500 49, 49, ,,a-4s
d. To- ase-tsr .xift s.,,fa-4afp as
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"a Nsse,.s s. ae.,,s.r,,,y,, v.;ig Is ,,t.. .,,r.
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ia.s .est 81 soar s,s1saf II r,u yvg-
ls.n Z. py~,r.y - MS t,te OF fsn.ts-
bar sc,encs
--Fsa6 ssylsssalsr .rongt,s N q Dig foy
cf tsse-,1ag ne SUPERINTENDENT Or
the sgor to,sar m IL gissn zo psedr
peop.e . ne c,ts
yosn w-esga and g-4,onsaa Hogey-
scr 4,ve az 4s,e .,,f,s. s,,ee..af,,l III 4s.s,-
r,l.ts Younger Singers VIII tase par
II j t,,.et 81 s,are anc t,ear then,
as ss.e vou al r1e large ST
Peters and itoritanl this evening The
se.ygnd pr,dtletlof OF a N.gif lu 30
aenla VIII be- given bv KeoauE S
farorlse salient
TslSs is q siuB season ut the yeas
e the telegraph Offices aud tEe Beserai
Offices Of tie cry vii not experience
any greg amount az business until tne
incoming .ot ap~ir1g business.
sast evening the Gate Gar al.
Doun.sec q new ssere for Eeoaug and
t1e ove1trsg and en1argis.g OF a factor
t9o rather good pieces OF news Ia !
commercial s,ag for me beginning 0,
~, new wear.
Be sure aid o-,fx yonr guests and
fr4eads 70 rae mgr seffoo1 carnival
see The 5,ezz-ae bro-ne.s and u.any 9th
49, ,...s. a sy,a
aln begin AT 2sg O'Clock ia TIE At
terneon and continue t,r-ig iate n rs
evening
The worg Oh the resoori1sg Of rfas
L,ee .sgonsee river bridge vas rssunles
tats week and VII ba f.uinsned pv tias
nsad.e of Desv week Unless tie yea
-s.s.r sssouge tura 3nso blizzard g,nsci
d 10. likely
Ts,e TX "a ne rive, 7,,,s 4,e-oorae s.
1a,ey nov xs.st i. Womb - e,a,.g. .re,,,
ID ) de-q,se "a s-r - e,ro.es 4 q ~
a<,s. sers-~ai esrs 30 4f,e &oa va,
f.fs. sr 4pse, ID tho r.syssr t,,,s Wigs !,
gessos could ~ seross 1y rt1fs means
s,,s ~ fgsx5ny 1sass b alu,ass so,st
a. Bqesen
There We q asd gu.cie ID Yves
YsS31ug ralg peeg wien q burr.
1,lsapeye over RE bsur pscs ~ tne 10.
ta44oey ard ;,x.,5e III nee.L rsae t,ots
% H. Ysefney ezarried ne cavcss
down % the dunping grounds IN,
,,,.>< y. -. .,ss,...4
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tloriaE TO aRocERa.

The reta}I grocers of Keokuk vi
eiose their places N business on Sun
days after January lgt 1909. Thos'
failing IN do 70 VII be Drosecute'
under the state. Ian,
RETAIL GItOcERg TSG'H.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

ROGAN- funeral services for
the late Mrs Mridget Rogan win BE-
he'd Friday morning al 9 o'clock ~
81 Frances De SALES Catholic church
FRIENDS i1Yited
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Happy
1909

~ eyerybody ! desire
" express ny sincere
gratitude 10 NY patrons
through whose cooper
alton the past year has
been made the most
prosperous ~ the Ais
tol.y " the establish
nleht ! hope The ser
vice rendered here has
been such that yon VIII
keep right on wearing
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-31
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfeld.-Burglars broke loose in
Fairfield again Thursday night, entor-
ing the home of Frank Shriner on
North Court street during the absence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shriner and taking a
few small articles and one valuable
gold watch belonging to Mr.. Shriner.
The miscreants, who are supposed to
be the same ones that entered num-
Der of Fairfield houses two weeks ago
have not been apprehended.
Mrs. Allie Belle Eastburn, a local
lecturer will deliver her lecture on
success" at Library hall on April 8.
The Iowa Wesleyan Glee club will
give concert in the M. E. church on
the same evening.
Company M has received a ship
ment Of Springfield rifles to take the
place of the old guns they have been
using. The latter are being boxed
for shipment to the adjutant general
Fairfield schools closed yesterday
evening for the spring vacation,
The windup game Of the basketball
season will be played at the armory
tonight when the Parsons sophomore
girls and the high school girls will
play each other.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield.-Miss Audrey Burgess
came home Wednesday from Des
Moines, to spend short vacation.
Mrs. Bert Morrow left today for Chi
cago to spend two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Alexander.
Arthur Martin came Tuesday from
Chicago and viii remain for a two
weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. D. Martin.
DR.. and Mrs. Will Ware, Of Moulton
spent Wednesday in Bloomfield.
DR.. c. D. Shelton, DR.. H. c. Young
H. G. Moore and Fred Roberts attend
ed a meeting of the Shriners at OF
tumwa Wednesday evening.
Will Smith, who was called here last
week by the death of his mother, Mrs
Margaret Smith. left Wednesday fol-
his home in Crescent Okla.
Richard Reynolds and Miss Bessie
Rhoades were married Wednesday
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Rhoades In
this city. Only the immediate relatives
were present.
Enoch Duckworth, of Lancaster, Mo.
was a Bloomfield caller Wednesday.
Henry Hutchin-s has accepted 6
position as stenographer for Morrel
& Co., Of Ottumwa.
Miss Lille Tomey left this morning
for Powersville, Mo-, where she will
spend several weeks at the home o
her grandfather John Howard.
Mrs. Minnie Hunter was called tt
New London Saturday by the illness
Of her sister.
Mrs N. E. GUERNSEY of Milton, spen
yesterday and today with her sister
Mrs. Emma Simnson.
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field, and son Carl visited at the home
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Peck, on Mabel street Wednesday,
Frank Harry Of the Lard Refinery
is off this week suffering from rheu-
matism in his feet.
g. Moore of the box factory badly
cut the back of his hand last We'd
nesday morning.
John McNerma of the stock yards
is off duty this week on account of
sickness.
A. Rodgers, travelling salesman for
the International Harvester Co., was
here on business this week.
John Denefe Of the Smoked Meat
department is suffering from having
run a nail in his foot.
Mrs. Fishbeet of East Main street
was called to Wichita Kas., last Sun
day morning on account Of the death
of her mother, and returned home to
day.
Harry Shreeve an old employe OF
the packing house. who for the past
five years has been foreman of the
| wash room in the smoked meat depart
ment, resigned his position Tuesday
and expects to leave for the north
west In the near future.
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fee for the year ending April 1, will
exceed $4,000, which entities the city
to free delivery.
Mrs. Sherman Teas is visiting rela-
tives In Abba and Loviia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brant. of Hum
eston, have returned home after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. e. W. Gray.
Attorney Berry, of Indianola, was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Victor Swan, Of Sioux City, is
guest of Mrs. c. w. Johnson.
Lester Share, student at Simpson
college, Indianola, came yesterday for
visit in Pleasant township with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Shore
Steve Temple, Of Anacortes, Wash
is visiting in this city with her
mother, Mrs. c. F. Temple. who is
quite i'll.
S. H. Moore, OF Humeston, candi-
date for state senator, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs H. M. Hill is spending a few
days with friends in Russell.
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EDDYVILLE.

Eddyvile.-Mrs. Abe Scott returned
to her home in Abba Friday morning
after a few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Steele who resides near
here.
Miss Mabel Garfield went to OF
tunlwa Saturday and spent the day
with her aunt, Mrs. Corde Garfield and
returned home the same evening, ac'
companied by Miss Ada Middlesworth,
who was in Ottumwa that day and
her mother, Mrs. Neva Garfield, who
Is teaching in the primary department
of the Kirkville public school.
Miss Elenore Gilchrist came down
from Oskaloosa Thursday evening
and will visit until Saturday night,
with her aunt. Miss Sue Vance and
Mrs. Vance and uncle, Sam Vance
| John H. Field the agent and opera
tor at the Iowa Central depot was able
| to look after business and work Fri
day for the first day for the past
week, owing to a severe attack of the
grip.
Mrs. Kitterman underwent surgi-
cal operation at the home of her
mother near Lakonra this week. Mrs
Kitterman has been visiting with her
mother for the past few weeks and
was taken sick recently. Among other
cases Of sickness are Mrs. Lawn Elks
of near cambridge. who HIS been con
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CHARLTON.

Chariton-The Farmers Institute
closed an interesting two days SEES
sion. The attendance was not very
large as the farmers are busy with
their spring work. Several out-of-
town speakers made interesting talks,
among them being Mr.. Naylor, of the
Cooperative Produce company, of Des
Moines, C. F. Arnold, Of the Clarinda
company, Prof. Snyder Of Ames.
Harry F. Atwood. Of Chicago, Mr..
Burch, of the Independent Harvester
company, of Plano. ILL., There was also
lecture by State Superintendent
Riggs and splendid talks by w. A. Mil
Ter, John V. Bennett, Wesley Carpen-
ter H. c. Dillman, l. P. Ream, and
Mrs. Ira Noble, Of this county. The
old officers of the association were re-
elected for another year. They are
S. A. Threkeld, president, w. B. Camp
bell, vice president. J. c. Williamson
secretary and treausrer, C. W. Ramsey
S. L. Morrison, Mrs. Youtsey, Mrs. Ira
Noble. Mrs Clara Morrison. executive
committee.
Judge Vincent, OF Chicago. who Il
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o EAST END ITEMS.
Other East End News.

Colonel D. B. O'Brien Of the fire
department is On the sick list this
week and James Redmond is in his
place.
Major T. P. spilman spoke to the
men in the dining room under the
auspices of the Y. M. c. A., last Fri
day
VIM. Davidson, foreman Of the Press
room was in Osceola on business last
Saturday.
James Curran of the killing gang Is
off duty this week On the sick list
VIM. Barley of the stock yards is
in ST. Joe, Mo, this week attending the
funeral of his brother.
T n Foster e-okn ut Oskaloosa
Y. M. G. A. last Sunday.
II, y. Morrell was in Bloomfield on
business last Tuesday.
Otto Schaub, Con Hourihan, VIM.
Huddleston, w. B. Ramsell, Joe John,
son, and Ellsworth Hoffman were off
duty Tuesday attending the funeral
of Ed Burnaugh.
Henry Price who hauls boxes for the
foreign packing room has been on the
sick list this week.
John Gallagher is building a new
house on South Iowa avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Glass Of Fair
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attorney for the Comptroller of the
Currency, has brought suit in the
federal court against Mrs. S. II. Nal
lory and daughter, Mrs. Jessie NJ.
ferent suits. The amount includes
their assessment on the capital stock.
which has not been paid since the
First National bank failed and the
dividends they drew for several years
after the bank was insolvent
This evening musical play, "The
Village Postoffice," will be given at
the Armory under the auspices of the
Presbyterian ladies.
The receipts Of the Charlton postof-
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from her husband, John L. Howard.
Cruel and inhuman treatment is al
legged. There are five children. Plain
tiff asks for temporary alimony OF
800 and permanent alimony Of $500.
The petition asserts that the couple
were married May IS, 1894, and sep.
arated Dec. rs, 1907.
G. c. Lining vs.. Ida Lining for d.
vorce. Desertion charged Married
Dec. %, 1896, and two years ago
separated.
Isabelle M. Curtley wants divorce
from her husband. Their married life
was of about two weeks duration. The
couple were married Nov. 81, 1905
and separated Dec. 1, 1905. Desertion
is alleged,