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The Lake County times., 1908-10-19
FARMER SMITH HURT

Farmer Chalmer Smith of this city
was quite severely injured last Satur-
day at the Heron skating rink in the
old G. H. Hammond company offices
when a skate became loosened and
Smith was plunged headlong into a
radiator.
He struck the steam exhaust with his
cheek bone and the flesh was badly
bruised. The doctor was compelled to
take several stitches in the flesh on his
cheek.
It is fortunate for Mr.. Smith that his
face did not strike an inch or two
lower or Mr. Smith would have lost
his left eye. As it was the eye was
not injured and it is not believed that
his face will be badly disigured.
The Lake County times., 1908-10-19
Most Wonderful Barbecue Is Held At
Crown Point Saturday Is Attended
By Thousands Of People
THE MEETING At COUNTY SEAT IS A WONDER
Candidate Is Hurried from Thence to East Chicago,
Where Another Monster Rally Is Held
Saturday Night.

by
. ss sa" Hr %sI n am w @ ns % o ar at the
SssS% & s a % % ss Sssn. 10000 sTo % cres @ on"ne.
% borders @ % of the % COUNT, % where NEW fires
ss p"ss "n he
@ ss the s s ' ~ Ssss % people
tlre @ northern % % pnr Of ' the eouns. @ ~ ~
the I % G on as @ T OF 9aSas Who may
carried the sosps
of would
who
na that @ the @ atmosphere Rad
mt grand % day for the 5epuDean @ an P"r @ tg m M the wes ] % @
Crown Point was covered with
.x The esE@ S 4sn @ 70 four & an " as By G e @ n
% Fraa a george of 's FsAsT % @ Al B 4 o9 Judge
Ns s o9sn n sRs f. W WieAsy met " Watson Lowell and escorted him
1ows s s sa
out "s hearing inss Mr. watson speak 'S'
machines around
REMARKABLE
seat Ts m pS wa, aea ] t @ TO proceed % & c9w6 @ % S he At @ @ % snt
seat in drawn by four white horses and headed the most remark
The parade started at m o'clock and was over mile long It s,
nams the ck to"h the aoris they were
who Mr. Gary over noat upon @ which was
Music WAS PLENTIFUL
in
tend the republican meetings drawn through the streets in carriages
and shouted like boys their enthusiasm for candidate
ii
like the biblical Of feeding of the
troushs had been set and used boil the coffee In all 500 gallons
beef
eoOoPE
long on on
on and tn
that struggling
again at night
To feed these people
pickles eight Whole cheese four
a in
the rest of the people got their dinners the
w % the left side the the
proInnnt pohucians from various parts OF the
HAMMOND
Just the speaking began the attention Of the crowd
of the Young Mems Republican club that city ~ -
The hand.a an
The delegation stretched out nntn if rnada paras me nous
Bowse
the of
Rushvie
Mr. Watson til
pagn Owing to the fact that
wind blowing
eve in single thing he advocated his
tariff question purely one Of wages fro
bottom yo
inuedo page
The Lake County times., 1908-10-19

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The Lake County times., 1908-10-19

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The Lake County times., 1908-10-19

Partly cloudy today;
norther1y winds shifting to
easterly.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
GIRL DIES DURING
NAP BEFORE PARTY

New York, f'eh. ~. Her prettiesst dress
lying i'm the room where she was taking
nap prior TO going to II chum's birthday
party. 4-year-old Rose Schalck was found
dead by her father. lie had entered the
room quietly three times and found the
girl apparently asleep.
Rose had been out all afternoon coast
ns with her chum. Elsie Wund, and res
turned home at o'clock rosy-cheeked but
suffering from a Sigh: headache. The
mother 80, some headache powders and
gave the girl one. taking some herself
Rose then lay down. and Mrs. Schalck
went off TO make arrangements for the
reception OF other little girls Al he Wund
home.
supper was prepared for MIR. Schalcls
and his daughter. but til" man. seeing the
child apparently asleep, le, the repast get
cold. intending TO dine with his hosts at
the Wund home Finally. however,
Schalck felt one OF the girl hands 1T
was cold
Hastily callins pr Thomas A. Merri-
gan. the father sd; beside the bed where
his dead child lay He became frantic
when the doctor broke the news which
soon reached The M',ind home Mrs.
SchaIck heard 1T. screamed once. and then
fen tllo !, swoon
MI the little pleasure seekers were dis
missed aud the party abandoned Heart
aiseatn is supposed to haze caused death
Tie medicine taiSefl ~ Mrs Schalek had
10 i'll effects upon her
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
ADMIRAL HITS BACK
At CRITIC OF NAVY

Waslinsto l'ep. ~ Rear Admiral
Washington Lee ,'apps. chief rnnst'ur-
tor OF the navy today before the Senate
committee ON naval affairs replied to
the magazine article written by Henry
Rcuterdall in criticism of the cohstrnc-
tion of American battleships.
The admir.. asserted the American
ships are tli,. equal of the slips of any
nAvv of the world. The most serious
charges made he said. Mere OF INSULT
cienl free board. meaning the height
from. the water line lo the deck: in
sufficient gua height, improper location
of The main line of arinor belts. All
these h.. explained have been the sub
jects of the closest study and expert
mett for many years by the naval de-
signcrs of every country.
The admiral characterizes as "eX-
ploded' the theory that if "a she'll pene-
truted the ;irnlor plate a a slight in
cline 1t would he detected upward by
the allnor protected deck
IAN efforts he added should be
directed toward keeping the shell out
All armor should be put on ship in
vertical form. For If a she'll goes
through II inches of armur it will en-
plode anyway. A protected deck would
MOI he n protection at ALL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
ONLY -FOUR CITIES
LEFT IN SPECIAL
CHARTER CLASS
With the Exception OF Special
Charter Cities Elections Will
Be Held March 80.

pes Moines, la. Feb. ea.-Ry the
adoption of the Dies Moines plan, Cedar
Rapids stepped out of the special
charter city class and left but four
cities of any size in it--Davenport.
Dubuque, keokuk and Muscatine. Wa
pello and one or two others also have
special charters.
With the exception of the special
charter cities the cities and towns OF
the state will hold their elections On
the last Monday in March That liz
March 50 this year. Under the Des
Moines plan that will be the date for
Cedar Rapids and Des Moines also
The first-class cities are those whose
population is $1,000 or over and second
class cities are those between 1000 and
$4,000. Towns are under 1000 The
classification follows:
Des Moines Plan tities-Des Moines
and Cedar Rapids
Special Charter Cities-Dubuque Dav-
export, keokuk. Muscatine and Wa
pello
Cities of the First Glass Burlington.
Council Bluffs, Ottumwa. Clinton. Sioux,
City and Waterloo.
Cities of the Second Glass Atlantic.
Boone. Cedar Falls. Centerville. Clar-
india, Creston, Fairfield. Fort Madison.
GrinneIl, LeMars. Marion. Marshall
town, Mason City. Newton Oelwein,
Oskaloosa. Perry Red Oak, Shenan-
,ioah. Washington Webster City and
Il score of others.
The dates for the special charter city
elections are not known.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
PLAYING CRlBBAGE FOR
A MILLION POINTS

Deg Mviaes la, March = A csibbag.N
game for 100000 points. which has
already cxtentleg! over Il period of seven
years, is being played IN this ity by
Colonel John q. Lopez and Milo Ward.
The score TO date is i06,234 10 400,
will live finish sie exciting contest
ia 1915.
Both men n.,e prominent here. Mr.
Iope, being sheriff OF polk county and
Milo Ward secretary OF the t'c.Mtl.r-
c!al exchange. The men play once u
week either MondaN or Saturday
nights from 80 10 ~ They make
their hours Invariably. These men
nave played. for 376 consecutive wpcis
aud reigiously keep :heir weekly en-
pagement lhc average number of
points made each Night for the past
seven years is also
1t is undoubtedly tii- longest card
g;.nir ever vcntured upon in this eoun
Try. 7, MAS suggested by MIR Lopez
and Mr. Ward took him up. just what
tn" stakes are neither of he players
viii 1ivn.ge. Both men arr over the
30 Year mark.
the gAnas has been divided into
series of 100000 points each The men
are now on their fifth During their
weekly contest they take II half honr
for light refreshments. coffee, etc. They
play scientifically and even politics and
commercial interests are tahooed dur
ting the progress Of the games.
The players haze Worn out ~ nam
Der of cribbagc boards. and about
test. These are carefully preserved as
f"!ias of the contest. The men OK
poet ON fhei. last series which viii
como about eight years from now 10
iilsitc their friends and card *
palts to soc IA" Crush of probably the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
WATERWAYS BILLS
NEARLY READY TO REPORT

Washington. Nee. :. The .SeM lslr.s
waterways commission bin VIII he cor
siderea by a subcommittee" nf TN" com
mitee "a Interstate commerce, conf
posed 81 Senators Fry" Depey. Piles,
Newlanas aud e3arke, of Arkansas. All
effort viii hs in:ide 10 pcrfee, the meas
,lr. within, the next few Mtetls aud re-
port IL To the Senate. IN YEN of tho
fa0i that IL lids hill becomes law II
viii lnNoill;ioniza liver and larbor ina
p."yement work il Mas lecidee! 10 re-
fer tlie pi.l 10 the wai' department for
report The bil apprppriates $50
0oo,o0o Ia carrying Oh the work along
tn'r line of 4 li"iisiN, scheme for
the 6eNel"ptn.lN az Mater highways.
From, 'Iiscassion already mad In the
committee. II appears iiaely that an
alncndtGenl placing 'he execution of the
work in tho lands % the engineer corps
OF the ;ttn,S VIII be adopted
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
ARREST CASHIER
OF DEFUNCT BANK

Marsi til;a@B.i ~. Mslet 3 y ii;siti
into The hands of q receiver through
acknowledgements by officers. Was arrest
"a late last night al Cedar Rapids
He is charged with receiving deposits
uMlaWiii!lN TO. the insoivent bank
Johnson denes tha, amy deposits re
ceived after he knew ot the Insolvency
were credited TO the deposits account
Instead he says. they were kept III Il
separate account.
Johnson returned to this city :nis
morning ANA is now in jail. His bond
mas not been fixed. Frank r. Roberts.
of the state auditors office. filed the
information. Johnsons departure from,
the town pit-cipitated his arrest
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
RECEIVER NAMED
FOR DEFUNCT BARK:
SHORT ABOUT $4,000

Marshatown Ia, Eeh IS. Upon app
plication of State Auditor Carroll, a.
A. Moore, d local banker. today was
appointed receiver of the Green Noun
tain Savings bank.
Bank Examiner Windsor claims the
banks capital stock of $4,000 is ex-
hausted. and additional liabilities
amount to $4,000. with assets not ex-
ceeding $4,000. which makes the banks
liabilities over assets $4,000.
President MacDiarnid is still in jail.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
IOWA CHOIR LEADER
ACTS PROMPTLY ON
WARNING TO LEAVE

M@a~tc' s'ils, Ia. Mich. . The little
tpwi % Stratsord south Of this city. is
shaken y he Very tl.art OYER the en-
forced H'glit from the town of A. u.
Brune., 4. business man and leader of
the Methodist church choir. Because
of lis alleged attcitiors to a pretty
member Of ms choir. a married woman.
:, delegation o! young .aeN warned him
THAT he pltist leave the town before ALI
other 81! rise. ana this he did.
Etincr aas hosts of friends. who I'M
,sist he has dom nothi.ls wrong and
that his hight vas due To srighi and
il. no. 10 be CONSIGNED az 4 confession
of the Things charged against him.
WeI-mtcnGiii. friends appraised the
woinan's husband of the situation. and
while al first he pai,' ilttie Alteration 10
I'll. later he cane 10 me conclusion hat
the handsome thoir leader. Who is a
wiCower. and MS w!fe nigh. ~ fn.i.ailg
f..s. ..lf 10. ..}S ~ M.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
IN CONGRESS
NAVY PROBE TO INCLUDE
THE BROWN SON INCIDENT

Washington. Men. A general dis
cGsslon ;,lnoig members of the Senate
committee on naval affairs indicated
thar he investigation Of charges OF de-
feets II: l'ati'eship construction viii be
extended TO IL nnlllhe" of other ques-
tons t!tat haze attracted public atten-
ton. Among these questions i'll he
that of whether staff officers. such as
naNai surgeons, shall d. given com
in;,rd ri hospital ships or other naval
vessels THIS anloubteuI! viii result
In ~. airing III the controversy between
Rear Admiral l:rnwnsom and Surgeon
General RiN"y. which MAS disposed Of
by '.e prcsiaclW supporting The latter
III his rontention that q surgeot should
he slNcM ihe command of the hospital
ship iselief
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
HUGHES REQUEST
is TURNED DOWN

Albany. y. ", Feb. u. Without a
mord of comment or debate on the
merits of the question. the senate to-
day, for the second time, refused to
concur hi the renewed recommendation
of Governor Hughes that Otto Kelsey
be removed ON the ground of incorn-
potency from The office of state superiil-
tendrnt OF insurance.
The Vote was: Ayes. 10. nays so
The senate today passed the as
sembly bill permitting the life in
SurAnoe companies to enter re-organi-
cation agreements To protect their in
teres's. The bill NOW goes to Governor
Hughes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
SECESSION ORDINANCE
HELD BY IOWA M 4 Al

Waterloo. Ia. March A. III the nome,
of Captain y. Mitchell, OF BENTON cu,ln-
~. Is the original ordinance OF seces
sion OF the state Of South Carolina Ii
w',s adopted Al . convention held at
1hailesioWn. December IN lSG0
The document has been in the pcs
sn home sintn the civil war. captain,
Mitchell having l.und il ia . deserted
mons" IN the outskirts OF ch"raw s. a..
in August. 500. hui lii" tuil story OF il s.
preservation WIN probably meyer b.
known. " WAS written an II lsifue.
sheet of Nellnm paper ypllowed by age
'fh" Signatures appear ia live columns,
lhirtN-thhce names in ,,lch
1lie captain had beeil ul,erpai To st
'l'T abandoned hptis. which had fois
netN heen the hv;eguariers ~ Tho
confederate itrtlN. Scat teFet! about TIN.
iloul Mnrif ir1snp4nts of pspct a,ld
broken inlhilnWs The treasured ,!oeu-
ln1llt tllp FIRST resolution ~ reheliioi,.
w,,s taken from Nc wttfegs. ,vae,m 1t
had p~eu sesrete aiN wt.r eua pro-
1eNiiile.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
RAIL WAYS SECURING
COUNTRY FOR MEN
TO OPERATE KEYS

l,es Moin-s. la, Feb. Is. Having
abandoned hope of securing al, extern
sion Of time for the enforcement OF the
new Jaw limiting working hours for
railway telegraphers. the railway Of
fisiais in Iowa are making strenuous eff
forts To equip themselves with add
tinnal operators. While many Of the
smaller stations now in operation viii
si,a,ido,i heir telegraph work. The Va
SiomS companies viii require several
hundred additional men in order to
comply With the law which goes into
nffi.f AlarI.h
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
PETER, NOT JUDAS,
BETRAYED CHRIST.
SAYS A RABBI

Notlolis w i',b % p,:. Edward
W. NJ. Rrosle. ii jewish ~ oDi OF New
jefferson society, OF Norfolk created n
sensation by alleging that il was not
Judas but the Apostle Peter who be-
trayed the Savior The point made by
DIR. Browne was entirely new to the
people of Norfolk and il has been one
source OF discussion in religious circles
today.
DIR. Browne. III an elaborate discourse
Oh the subier, of wheth,. "r not Jesus
was erucIiied by the Jews undertook to
prove to his audience the falacy of
the doctrine that Judas sold his master
IL. his enemies
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
CANNOT DROP ANY HIGH
EXPLOSIVES FROM BALLOONS

Washington. March . President
Roosevelt has transmitted % the Sem
ate thirteen treaties and IA declaration
the produce of The Hague peace con-
ference The treaties are accompanied
by All exhaustive report of tho doing
of the American delegation at The
Hague written by Solicitor Scott. of he
state department also u letter uf trans
INITIAL by Secretary Root.
The declaration fnrhids thu. drop
ping of high explosives from balloons
IN times of wai.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
IOWA STUDENTS PASS
1.-THE RHODES EXAMS

i.wa Gtly. la. March H. The Ishp.l.e
scholarship committee nj oxford t.ug-
lfldil reported 10 President Mclean 10
day that TN, following c"ilesi;,ns passed
the examinations: John i. Huff M,,sc..-
tine. Iowa nniNersitN. ,litoot, ,ai,oI..
DEBORAH. Luther college. William. r.
Millen. Cornell college: Robert Clark. 4
''Ie;o Lake. Crunch college
The iowa committee viii later select
the stat" representative" from these
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
2, 800 WOMEN "BIT" ON
"GET-RlCH-OUiCk" PLAN

Chicago. Feb. 2a.rwo thousand fsc
hundred Women werc among the vic
Tins of an alleged stock swindle oper-
hted by Benson Bidwell and Charles
f.. BiGweii, aC,ng To the stute prose-
cutors, who recently uncovered the Sec
RET books of tie concern The list in
cludes the names of women from all
owe. The country. most of whom are
widows and spinsters in moderate cir
cunlstances impelled 10 seek vast divi-
dends on their small savings. Nearly
5000 names OF investors have been
listed by rlie prosecutors
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
A Gentle Hint.

New York Times: When boy Gov
c,'llor Hughes knew something OF dire
poverty fills father was earning Il sal
AIRY of $. 900 II year in a Baptist church,
i'm I;reenpont. which MAS Frequently
unpaid The famlys Harder was often
empty. aud the salary long overdue.
The father hesitalei 10 ask for il. but
when he did ore night In prayer meet
ing ii WAS in these words.
II cannot invite any of you 10 my
house 10 dine. for must tell you frank
~ lhat our household stock is so re-
du"ed that | should feel ashamed TO
have one nj Your own servants sit at
my taile
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
FONDA WOMAN ENDS
LIFE WITH BULLET

Fonda, L.. Feb. - l;looding over the
death OF he; little child caused Mrs. H.
H. Santer living seven miles north of
here, TO commit suicide last night She
sen, TWO bullets into her temple, dying
instantly.
Early in the evening she complained to
her sisters that she had headache and left
them ostensibly to retire Reaching lIer
room upstairs. she secured revolver
from bureau drawer and ended her life
Her sisters heard the shots but thought
they came from the outside. Her body
txas found an hour later
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
LARRABEE'S SON
A CANDIDATE FOR
STATE SENATOR

For; hodge, Ia. Feb. Is. Frederick
1.arrabee mas made formal declaration
of his candidacy for the nomination of
state senator from the Twenty seventh
district OF The state He is the young
est son of e.X- Governor l.arrabee and
has been resident of Fort Dodge since
1901 Before making his announcement.
Nr l.arrabee Went over considerable
of he district. composed OF Webster
and Calhoun counties. and fnu,.d suffi
Gent favorable sentiment to justify his
O., rlidaA.N
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
WILL GUARANTEE BE
ExAcTEp OF cuRAo

Wasl.i s;o,.. Aich =. Mhe;her or
not guarantees will be eXacted Of the
Cuban government by the United
States when the American regime
terminates IS question which
will not ~ taken up fot considerable ion
until HE final elections have been held
In Cuba. and Il government established
there c;ipahl. OF responsible action
This explanations OF the question Was
llAdr in an authoritaliNv ualarlcr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
RAISE FUND FOR PRETTY
WIDOW OF BUGLER NELSON

For, Dodge March 3. Mrs. Harry
Nelson, OF this city. widow of Busier
Nelson. who died in Cuba after a brief
illness of typhoid fever, has received
S2S5.l0 from Chaplain George Waring.
contributed by the officers and men of
the Eleventh cavalry. The young
trumpe,er died on the eve OF his depart
ure for Fort Dodge TO join his beautiful
Wife and little son.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
NORMAL INSTITUTE
I'M MONONA COUNTY

1n;: Na. Ia. Mch > e. T.. Clark,
county superintendent of schools. has
announced he Monona County Normal
institute. which Will take piace here
dilrils The week beginning Marcli -.
by y r. Mimsilp. OF Boston. viii ,i,
liver lecture on Sunday evening IN
,ll' Methodist church. Tie tim. OF the
instifu, has beer changed frpta Aug
ust (" March as:d al 81 t,uos IN he
couGitS aii1 close fnl III" Ne..h
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
Promoted.

l.ippincotts: The i.-y-ar-old daugh-
ter of u widely known naval officer WAS
entertaining !. friend in Washington,
when he latter gave expression, 10 hel.
delight that the eldest sister OF the girl
in question had hecone engaged To a
lieutenant in the same service as her
father.
But I'm sure you're going To miss
your sister dreadfully." she added.
The other smiled. "Oll. dear. yes,"
she exclaimed. But just think OF it,
number
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
THEY COUNTED WRONG.

Stcubt'i Vile, ohio Mach A. TN.
STORY sen, "ui from here To- The effect
that Mrs. Geo. o'arupbeli gave birth 10
I'VE children is untrue. an,! The asSoci-
ated Press is requested IL ueMy the
story absolutely.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
MEAT PRODUCERS IN
IDA GROVE SESSION

Ida Grove la. Feb - The seventh an.
nual meeting of the Ida County Corn Belt
Meat Producers was held in the Grand
opera house yesterday. a large crowd at
tending. Secretary A. Sykes read his re-
port. showing s205.54 in the treasury Fol
lowing are the officers elected for the en-
suing year
President. w Is. Van Wagner; vice
president, A c. Garner: secretary, George
Porter: assistant secretary, John Preston:
second assistant secretary, Geo. Clapsad-
die: treasurer. J. W. Reed.
Dlrectols-Corwiu. S A. Edison: Hayes,
j, ~. Pitcher; Maple Walter Smith;
Blaine, j. J. Smith: Silver Creek Roht
Baxter: Galva, Mike MURRAY; Logan. II.
IL. Parker; Grant. Richard Williams: Car
HELD. Charles Schimerdoh
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
loWAN BECOMES
A CONVERT AT 80

Davenport. March 3. pav-
Id Meyer. 50 years of age. Joined
the Grace Reformed church AT
t'onesville, la. yesterday. hay
ing been converted at u revival
held i'm the town recently. He
is believed To be the oldest per-
son ever received into church
membership in Iowa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
FEARING TRIAL, MRS.
HOUGH GIVES UP
INSURANCE POLICY

i'cs Moines. la. Mcll =. Mrs A. w.
Hough, the alleged affinity of Repre-
sentative j. &. cottrell of Plymouth
county, rather than stand trial by the
Maccabees for immortality this morning
surrendered her membership and gave
up an insurance of $1,000. The trial
would have been held tonight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
SECRETARY TAFT TO
SPEAK At BLUFFS,

council Bluffs. la. Feb % w ord
was received this morning from Wash
iilgton that Secretary Taft would de
liver AN address in Council Bluffs on
the evening of April & He will ba
the guest of the Commercial club at
their annual dinner where the speak
ing will he heard The war secretary
will be in Omaha on the evening of
April d, and Will deliver an address
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
IOWA'S SYSTEM or
TREATING INEBRIATES
WILL Be ADOPTED
Government to Establish In
OF Treating Ops
as Diseased.
FISH BRINE AS JAG
CURE, is PRACTICE IN
A KENTUCKY COURT

Lexington. Ky March 3 Fish
prime as cur. for strong drink
Is administered py Police .It:dge
R'isy The juds. contends iha, a..
yer drlnkards nay Swallowed a
quantity OF such ttne uadrt his
dirsrsaons he Will los. his taste FER
whisky
Riley In II drunken conditions he
gives him the ALTERNATIVES o. going
70 ne worksioase or dr.rtl.il1 p;nt
OF :!si. brine