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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-28
Held FOR GRAND LARCENY

c. 9. Bibb had his preliminary
hearing in the police court this morn
ing. and was remanded to the custody
of the sheriff in default of $500 bonds,
TO answer 10 the charge of grand lar
GanA-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20
lNUNClO De SUBASTA
Departments del Interior de Puerto Rico.
Bureau de ObraS PdBEicas Ofoina
del Superintendent.

San Joan, p. R. Ma1zo IL, de /, ,908.
Proposiciones en- pliegoB csrrados para
Ia adj adicaci6n on pdblica sub lDta de cinco
60 ltte &c seiEeientoH (6OO) mstros ca
bicoH &c piedra tEiturada para 81 frme de
Cinco CD Kilometres ds lR carEetera de
Ale.ibo LRTeB, SeCci6n KmH. 5 al 10, Ue
admit ran en- eBta Ofcina haata las 10
= N del die dc Abril, 1908, en- que ue
abriEGn p6blicaments.
Los liCitadoEeg pOdTGn optar & uuo 6
mas loteu, = sl plazO para 81 Huministro de
un 500 lets aeT& de dos maBep; para Va
rios 8 todos cinco msaeg.
TOdoH los dates neceHarioB 90 daE6n en-
esta OF Gina donds Be encuantran dc mani
hsatO todcs los documentos que han de re-.
CIR en- la contgata pOdE6n rsCoger los Ii.
citadtE los modeloI de pEoposiciones que
han Go prSsentaF.
L0 Administrsci6n go r.usrva 81 ders.
cho de 70 hazRT cuslquiera 8 to5ay laB pro
20 ici6r. De orden del Comisionado del
1ntsEioy, J. J. Jimtnes, supt. de Obras
P6b icII w.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20
Psfis Blzar.

Participamol & nuestra di1tiDguida
clisnts'a que hsmos Tecibido I'm extenso
Gurtido on tiFag , entTedoEeG Suizos com
probRdas perIonalments poE 81 Jefe de Ia
casa. Ek 10 mas ino que visne Puerto
Rico. Los hay on tsla tupida y on tsla
claKin.
Adsm6B He hR recibido una novedad en-
abauicoB do Valencia en- donds mand6 eIta
casa ma 1eEa do csdro para los vaRilIeie8
de lo1 abanicoa loH que FesuItAn una gran
nov0dad.
Eta cara no omits gGntoB para traer
a;empEe novedadeR q Puerto Rico,
FotaIezs 27.-Pe9r0 Gialsti
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IL0 gustl d nasIea7 5QgIgTo eITIa2

CowpEe una Pianola un Piano pianos
la de lR C6lebrs csBR THE AEOLIAN
Co.. dc New York que ha psrfeccionadO
s1te inBtrumento hasta lIegaF Ia aItura
que eHt6. Cuslquior persons puade inter.
PFetaF una rieza de m6Hica como u fusrR
an RTtigta.
AdemEB, hay uiempTs pianos de IL como
cida mRFca PLEYEL Pianos Alemsnss,
pianos WebsTy msTca PARIS BAZAR,
sitos d timoG plRsos Eaz6n de SO men.
suGles Hin pagaP nada adelaptado.
Una visits 81 PARIS BAZAAR de- Pa.
dEo GiuOti 8 una carta diriiida IL Glsparts.
mtntO musical pondrk { les paruonas ints
resadaH On posssi6n de Les datos qus 3
ds.ssn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20
L9s s0nbrlTss d las NovUtliss"

Ha cauSado muy gratR impression entire
81 elsmento femenino de esta Ciudad ' de
Il inla, 81 gran uuEtido de bonitoE ele.
gRntsI sombreEoE que de todaB forman y
PrsCioB eSta Escibiendo Is aCFeditada tien
do dc modRu "LaO NovedadeI''. Propiou
para Il e1tsci6n de loa iltimos modslou
dc Paris Nusva York LondEe1 , Madrid
ti0nen "LRB NovedSder" 81 m6l eupI6ndi'
do suRtido dc sOmbreEos para RailoTaB, 90.
fiQEikaa nifiRa. nun darn nnada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Hasts
bonitaS pleas muBicalel han Hido com
pueGtRs en- honor de los fAvOEecedoEes de
Ia aCgeditRda mRRCa "Ron San Luis" que
han podido llsvar al primer pussto lo1
Alvarez HeEmanos de eatR plRza. FL de.
p6Bito, San Joae en- San Juan, % v6
ConEtantemonta viAitAdo por les favorece.
dorea de enc REtfculo que hacen grandeB
psdidoa para toda Ia iHla. No 10 olvideia.
Ron "SRn Luin" que no Contene ninguna
auHtancia peFiudiciRl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

WANTED an intelligent agricu u'tusiSt
for truck farming excIuAively on g farm
10 minutes from San Juap. Writs to
V.,R. Lopez NuBBa, Box 452, OF apply in
person at Pier No. from to IL A. M.
and from / to 5 P. M,
HORTELANO ue dsHsa uno expelto 8
inteligents para una fncR q d'ez minutes
de San Juan. DiIijirse por escrito 4 V.
r Lopes Nussa, apartado 452 en- perno'
na 81 muells eSPig6n No. de II 1e
/ & 5 p. M. 1Ov.h
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

INTEREsANTE. SIS ofreoe en- Vsuta
nm autom6vil maECa Thomas Flyer de 60
oabAll0B de fuerza de muy POGO uBo = 70
oi ntamente impoEtRdo.
Una oAldsrs multitubu7ar IA 6, cuya
tubariR solo % ha usAdo una zAffg.
Una ChimeneR de plRnchRB de hieEEo
3.16, 80 pies alto poE 5 de di6metro, en-
busnaH condolences de uSo. Ioformsrk
IgidEo A. Sanchez. San Juan r. r. Fe'
bFeEo 25 de 1908. 15v.R.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

ItineraTio. salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
pfas laborables.- Mafana 6, z. O5, g. 30 8
45 u 90. Tarde l2.15, 1.45, 3.I5, 4.85, 5.45.
Dfas festivos.-Mafia 6,7!Q5, $50 9.45
IS y $50.
BilIetes baratos para dfas festiyos. De
Catsho Bayam6n, ida y vueIta IA. clase
25e %. case 16e. De Bayam6n Catafio y
vuelta 1a. clase 15e, %. cIase 100.
Bllletes ordinario de Capital Cataflo en-
La, clase centavOs.
Bayam6n 19 de Septiembrs de 1906
Ramon Valdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

PARADA 10 sANTURCE ffsnts
MiEamar. So slqui'a1 habitsCionec amue.
bladas, con luzls6otrioR = banjo. IofoE'
mara j. ObreF, San JuEtO n6msTo 143 en-
la "Nusva PaTisisnne' y en- laasmiEms fn'
CO de 9snturcs. ID Y. Q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20
SOLARES EN SlNTVR;E,

So vsnden aolars1 con frsnto ( ID care.
tera csntral , otEo1 interiorss con Calle1
afiEmRdas.
Ieformar6 w. Bosch. Tesaan ndmero
8 altos. :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

WANTED, by largs commercial house,
stsnogERpheE capable Of tSkirg letters in
Engllh aud Spanish. Write, HtatiDg
experience and salary expected, to F. Q
Box 6O2 =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

AL RECIBO DE s 8 snviamos &
vuelta de ooErso un relOj Elgin gsrantiza.
do por dies sfioE, , por SO remitimcB uno
msFSa WslthRn. - r. RehrhGhm. San
Juan 2. i. IN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

Sc VENDE UN HERMOsJ so
LAR frente 81 PaEqus BoEinqusn distAn
30 60 metToa del mar.
InformaF6n en- la NotREfa dc Julio c.
BRR GonR6leE. 15vs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

SE N NECESITA un 7sndsdoF cobra
dor que aes joven y seps 81 ing'es y eleg
pan !. Difijivgs w. N. Martin en- 81 sI.
mRcen dc LssimeF & Fern6ndss, ComsEcio
3. Marina 7vn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

Sc ALQUILAN sposantou 4
trog , cuatro pesos On Ii casa
81 lado do Ia fAbEica de taba.
ooH Puerta de TERRA. antigua cSFcel. II.
foTmar6n Allen 66, 45 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs - a.
Blanco Fernandes. FabrIelBio Do lleOr0S
ConoCido vsntajoBRmsptS On toda la isia y
sxtranierc. Ordenss al ApaTtado 887, la
Gale de Tetu6n 43, en- San Juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

= EL CLUB de r. Kehrhahn & %.
regala un rsloi de orc "Waltham" semar
nGlments entire suS CIisntes, 10 Ultima as'
mana obtuvO uno, u Btfi3Fits Jolefa JuT
be, dN BSyam6D. aocio ndmeFo "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

TNTEREsA A LAS sENORAs.-Ei
dia 10. de Abril pr6ximo 10 sSrirS 81 rG
blico M elegSntisimo satableCimisnto en- el
local que hoy ocupa ID casa David Bslls'
MORE On donds hAbE6 IN exSsnsO y VAria
do suTtido dc RRtiCuloB para atf 1FaB y CO.
bRIleEos de Ia mas alta novedad. Las
exiAtsnciaH que adn quedsn de ls CASA Be
lIemoFe He realizsn unRB oil coAto otrEs
msnou del Costo. No dejs de il duTante
estos dias que ain quedan de Marco pare
Comp1ar prsCios de quemaz6n. 15v.h
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Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducmos en- facsimile carta que nos dirije este
distingudo escritor expresando e eecto que Produ-
era en- su Propo el de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rnones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

DURANTE LA AUsENCIA en- Ed.
FaHA de don GrFgoEio Lopez FalC6, queda
de ap0deFado de todos Rus bieneg don RR
fael Points, con quien podr6n entsndsEss
BuS TelaCiorsdos en- 10 auCaBiYc. 3v.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

REMATE DE PRENDAS 81 dia 81
del CorEients tendr6 lugar en- Ia casa ds
pE6ltamss de Joa6 BszSn, Allen 21, 81 re-
mRts Dc Las prsndss cuyoS tAlonsG han
cumplido loE misses que mRnds Ia 10y ain
hAbsr sido CRncelados ri Fenovadou. La
casa Bigus sua opaFaoiouea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

En- eBER ImpTentA se venue paper a.
peli6dico Visjo ( 50 90 les As xii Gun
qOiTtGI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20

EX rERT B3ckkseper tffWa his servi
ceu during evening hours. F. r., T. 0
B 494.
TENEDOR do kbros ofrece nuB soEvi'
clos de Las cinco de ID tards en- Rdslante.
f. R, r. @. b 494. Pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-20
uInnInnR EENERII

JnSEIO a Las alADkES.--El laEaDe ealnlanSs o4
y San VA Waiow debe slempr CUE los nilos estan
a q od0 de "a dentci6n PropoTciona alVio nmediao
q psqueno paeete produce sleno natuTal tranGube
Mvis e dolor q angelic dssPerta muY vvoN alegrs
81 muy agTadable al Paadar eanaa al nho abada SUE
aneas, aiViA dolores hace facIes les funcones e
nst6mago Tegula los ntestnost IS el mejor Fenede
eonoe para Il daea va provenga de Ia dentc6n
A eualdueFa ctEa Sngase mucho cudado peE
b. s.yS5oS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
Primary CIaims Hold on.

IOWA FALLS. Ia, July 9.-(Special.)-
None of the members OF the election boards
Of the county having been paid for their
services at the prim airy election last month
mas LED TO inquiry at the county auditors
office, where it is ascCrtalned that the
delay in settlement o; ILGse bills is no.
due to the inactivity Of the Board Of Super
visors. which has passed on the claims, but
to the executive council at Des MoineA.
1t is learned that none OF the counties have
been able to reimburse the election boards
for the services for the reason that III
executive council is making a very careful
scrutiny OF the claims filed by the COUNT e
as the states sh ire in the expense OF
this nominating election. II is stated tina:
ir hopes OF cutting down bills for prlntir z
ballots and other expenses incident TO the
election, as de from the fees Of the election
boards. the council is going over the claims
very carefully with a view to reducing TIE
cost to the state and also 70 the various
counties for this first primary election. I'm
ii! the council can take final action in the
matter. the Indications are that the pay
ment OF the election board claims will be
held up by the counties.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10

"Colorei" w II. Peck. the vete: au saloon
keeper at Manawa. is in more trouble. Pc
cause he pers'@tcN n violating the provi-
slors CT the mul,t NV by dispensing liquor
on Sundays and s"tcr 10 O'Clock at night,
County Attorney Hess brought Injunction
proceedings aga'rst the ~cclo~el and early
last week secured from Judge VIII eler in
the district court a tempo, airy restraining
order against him.
Now It Is alleged that Colonel Beck, en-
tirely ignoring the injunction issued by
the court. not only continued to sell liquor,
but did a regular landotfice business In
the sale OF beer and other alcoholic bever-
ages on the Fourth OF July. Yesterday
Judge Wheeler Issued a warrant for Colonel
Beck and he will be brought before the
court TO show cause why he should not be
adjudged guilty OF contempt Of court.
The affidavit alleging that Beck had
violated the injunction issued by the court
was made by T. ]. Ledwell. and was filed
by County Attorney Hess. Ledwell is said
TO be an employee OF the street railway
company or the company which has the
management OF the resort at Lake Manawa.
In the affidavit It is recited that the
saloon owned and operated by w. II. Beck
at Manawa has two doors and that on
a portion OF the Fourth of July the front
door was open and a portion OF the day III
back door was open and that beer was
sold to patrons who consumed same outside
OF the building
II is likely that Colonel Beck will have
his hearing before Judge Wheeler Saturday
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
RACE FOR DIVORCE COURT
Mrs. Redmaa Wins and Her Petition
Goes on Docket Ahead of
Husbands

While there is a good deal of satisfaction
in having the last word in a domestic dis
pute, there is real advantage in having the
first word when that domestic debate gets
into the divorce court. Thus thought Ben
jamin A. Redman, a fireman, and his wife,
Laura NJ. Redman, when they started their
respective lawyers for the court house
Wednesday, each with a divorce petition in
his pocket. OF course the woman won and
consequently Mrs. Redman's petition is No.
70 on the docket and Mr.. Redman's plea for
a divorce is No. IS, and Mrs. Redman will
get to tell her side of their marital troubles
to the court first.
Mrs. Redman says Benjamin has been a
cruel husband and she cites several in
stances in which she says he knocked her
calling her names and making false accusa-
lions against her, Once, she says, he broke
the door of their home down. She wants
the custody of their child.
In the recital of his side of the story,
Mr.. Redman says Laura has not been a
good wife to him, but has evinced an I'M
governable temper, has used bad language
toward him, has slapped him and then went
away and said she would never live with
him any more. He says she also received a
letter signed by one Henry and when
he reproached her she became very angry
and struck him.
Mary II. Garrett wants a divorce from
James G.. Garrett, asserting he threatened
her and has abandoned her. She asks the
restoration of her maiden name, Tempest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
Inmn Ncun Nnten.

.CRESTON-A notice has been posted in
the local railroad shops informing the en-
ployes that they will work nine hours per
day instead of eight. as has been the
schedule for some time past.
CRESTON-Caught by fast train No. /
at Malvern the night Of July 4, his back
broken and other Injuries inflicted, causing
his death a few hours later, was the fate
that befel George II. Quinn, a Burlington
brakeman OF this city.
CRESTON-E. A. richards aged IS years,
died July 4 from the effects of a second
stroke OF paralysis, having suffered the
first stroke about a year and a half ago.
He WAS a veteran OF the civil war and a
long time resident Of this place.
IENISON-The Dsnison hospital reports
a wonderful case of the removal of stones
from the gall bladder of a woman patient.
The surgeons founu that they had taken
2,S5l stones after the operation. The largest
was the size Of a cherry and the re-
mainder like a mass of grape seeds. The
patient was a woman of middle age. She
is making a satisfactory recovery.
CRESTON-The lifeless body OF Evan Nc
Laughlin of Abba was found between the
rails of the Burlington track just west of
that place Monday. The supposition Is that
he was struck by No. > and killed. The
body was terribly mangled. He had been
in the habit of walking the track to his
work of helping sink a new coal shaft near
Abba. He was about 90 years OF age.
CRESTON-It is roughly estimated that
500 head of hogs, fifty head OF cattle and
twenty head of horses were either killed
outright or had to be destroyed as a result
of the wrecking of a stock train at Thayer
Monday night. The train carried torty-five
cars of stock, fourteen cars of which were
slaughtered. The aggregate loss sustained
by the railroad company from the wreck Is
estimated between $4,000 and SlOO,OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
Chance for Alfalfa Plant.

There are prospects that Council Bluffs
may secure another alfalfa meal factory,
NJ. f. Schultz. former mayor OF Beatrice,
Neb.. was In the city yesterday in the in
terest of a syndicate OF eastern capitalists
who are said to be seeking a location for
the establishment Of an alfalfa meal fac
tory at some point on the Missouri river,
Mr.. Schults conferred with several mem
bers OF the Commercial club relative to the
proposition. but was uEable 10 give an as
surance that Council Bluffs would be Sc
lected. The plans OF the syndicate, Mr..
Schultz stated, were moro or less imma-
ture. The plant such as the syndicate
proposed establishing would be one OF con-
siderable size with a large output. Council
Bluffs was one of the places under con
siderauon as the location Mr.. Schultz said.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
evening at the regular meeting at the tenn

evening at the regular meeting at the tenn
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Campbell gave an in
formal musical last night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Austin of New Hartford,
N. Y.
The South Omaha Country club base
ball team will play a match game Saturday
afternoon with a strong team at the Omaha
Field club.
Money loaned on household goods, live
stock, planes, warehouse receipts, etc. Call
and get our terms. Fidelity Chattel Loan
Co., 44 N. oath st.
The dog catcher has announced that his
work is over for the year, so the pet dog
save a tag may be turned loose with I'M
punity.
The young people of the Baptist church
are to give a social at Highland park this
evening for the benefit of the society.
The Young Mems Christian Association or
chestra is to furnish music.
d. Cohn, who has conduted a gents
furnishing business at 1893 North Twenty
sixth street for twelve years, has sold out
and Will retire from business. He Will
make his home in South Omgaha. however,
for the present.
Rev. Andrew Renwick has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the United Pres.
byterian church. He has been pastor here
country residence in Illinois.
The latest "ballfest" is to be between a
team organized by the grocers against n
similar team by the butchers. They have
raised a purse of 800 for the winning
team, The two teams will play as soon
as an open date can be secured on the
Vinton street grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones AZ.

Stevens will handle the ribbons. The four
have been working together, and are said
to lave the hitch and coupling stunt down
TO almost perfection.
The Council Bluffs team will be entered
in four events-the state championship
race. the free for all, the -straightaway
and the hitching contest, Chief Nicholson
expressed himself yesterday as confident
that the Bluffs team would bring home
some Of the purses. The team and the four
men in charge will leave here July 21, so
that the horses can have some time to re-
cover from their railroad Journey and to
get accustomed to the circular track.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
Cont Of The Celebration.

The Board Of Park commissioner figure
tina the EXPENSE OF the Fourth OF July
celebration in Paramount park will amount
to about $S25, The largest item is that
for fireworks and until the bill for the
pyrotechnics is received. the exact cost OF
tie celebration cannot be figured.
The music cost SIS and sSS was expended
for advertising and printing, while Presi-
dent Peterson OF the board spent Sl4.50 for
flegs and other decorations. All OF the
prizes for the races and other sports were
donated by business houses OF the city.
The lii for the fireworks, It Is expected,
will he $3.50,
The commissioners had SEQ, a balance left
over from the fund raised for the 1907
celebration, and they appropriated 800 for
this years doings. They expect 20 ave
to make an additional appropriation. but
are not quite certain that the state ex-
a~n,iners Of municipal accounts will, when
they make their next examination in Coun-
Gil Bluffs. o. X. expenditures Of the park
funds for such purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
FRUIT MEN ASK FOR AID
Business Men Must Cooperate to
Make Fall Show a Success.
JOINT MEETING HAS BEEN CALLED
Southwestern Iowa HOrticuIturists to
He Present and Assist In Prepar-
ing a Program for the
Big show.

President J. p. Hess and Secretary George
W. Reyc Of tho. National Horticultural con-
gress are making a strenuous effort to get
out n large and representative attendance
OF the business men Of the city, az we'll as
the fruit growers Of Council Bluffs and
immediate vicinity, at the meeting to be
held this evening In the rooms Of the Com
mercial club. Several hundred postal cards
calling attention to the meeting have been
mailed during the last few days by Secre-
tary Reye. while President Hess has made
q personal call upon many of the business
men.
The officers Of the National horticultural
congress realize that no further time should
be wasted before definite plans and orange
ments are made for the big fruit and vege-
table display. which 1t Is proposed to hold
in Council Bluffs December IL to 10, the
same week as the National Corn exposition
ia Omaha.
The northwestern Iowa Horticultural so
ciety has decided to hold its annual meet
ing ard exhibit in Council Bluffs and in
connection with the National horticultural
congress this in itself VIII do much to make
the National Horticultural congress a sue
cess. but the officers of the congress are
alive to the fact that the cooperation Of
the business men of Council Bluffs is abso-
lutely necessary. The proposed exhibition
means much to Council Bluffs, they say,
and It is now up to the business men and
the people generally of the city to do their
share.
At the meeting this evening J. NJ. Bech-
tel OF Hamburg, president Of the South
western Iowa Horticultural society, and
other officers ard members OF that organi-
cation will be present, with the intention
of formulating or at least Of outlining the
program for their meeting in conjunction
with the National Horticultural congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-10
PentecostnI mission DedIcated.

The new building OF the Pentecostal mis-
sion at Broadway and Fifteenth street, now
nearing completion, will be dedicated SUM
day afternoon with appropriate exercises.
Those taking part in the exercises will
be Rev. John Croft OF Sioux City and Rev.
T. G. Webster of Omaha. Mrs. Ladd. wife
Of Judge Ladd OF Des Moines. Is expected
to be present. The Young Mems Christian
association quartet has volunteered its serv-
Ices and there will be special vocal num-
bers by Miss Viva Ruthroft.
The Pentecostal mission started eight
years ago at Broadway and Fifteenth street.
but for the last two years has been located
At IO9 West Broadway. The building now
nearing completion is one story and base
ment, sixty feet long and twenty-elght feet
wide. II is proposed TO fit up four living
rooms In the basement. On the main floor
are the large auditorium and ante rooms.