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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10
As Advertised.
Chamber

purchased bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and found it to be all claimed
for it in the advertisements. Three of
the family have used it with good re-
suits in summer complaint-H. e.
HOWE, publisher of the Press, High
land, Wis. For sale by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

The Sioux City Tribune complains
that ga system that can throw a quar-
ter million of workmen out of employ
ment, as is the case with the miners
at the present time, does not look
good.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

The Star Clipper at Traer believes
that "There is not much sentiment in
Tama county in favor of the CONSOLE
dated school system or the township
central high school. Even the scarcity
of teachers does not seem to influence
sentiment in that direction to any ex-
tent Other counties are moving in
that direction and Tama will in time.
tho she may bring UP the tail of the
procession"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

what are you going to do Arbor
day? 1t comes this month and can be
made mighty useful and many valuable
lessons be taught to the school child
REM" asks the Sigourney News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

Tariff revision is far from the af-
finity of Uncle joe" comments the
Spirit Lake Beacon. The SLY old fox
is working the same game on Miss
Revision that the bankrupt men OF
titles do on American heiresses." :.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

Says the 1ntelligencer at Ames: "The
Intelligencer is not worried over who
the next governor of Iowa will appoin,
in case of the death Of Senator Alli-
son. What worries us is who will be
appointed should Senator Cummins
die
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10
Most Wonderful Healing.

After suffering many years with a
sore, Amos King, Port Byron, N. Y,
was cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Csc Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

where will Cummins get the
votes?" asks the Burlington Hawkeye
Possibly he won't get them," rejoinS
the Marion Register.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

with reference to Mr.. Goods can
didacy, the only thing we have heard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES

THAT the so-called panic was not
due to any sunsoundness in underlying
conditions" argues the Iowa City Cit
izen, lis evidenced by the call of the
railroads, with the return of spring,
for 100000 laborers to work at the
usual repairs, on tracks, bridges, and
roadbeds. made necessary by the raw
ages Of frost and snow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10
Whittier Under Such Leadership

+, lie gratitude, if it is to be manifested
at all, must show itself in the vote
by which the people say whose leader
ship they prefer to follow.
Again we suggest these questions
to Senator Allison's supporters:
Has it been worth while to secure
the reforms we have secured in Iowa?
Would we have secured these re-
forms unde;- the leadership of Senator
AlliSnn2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-10

The Register and Leader believes
that the primary will settle most of
the differences between republicans
and asserts that the mere desire of
the railroads to punish Cummins is not
enough to warrant a bolt"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
At the Arcade

a new hill will he presented AZ the
Arcade on Eighth street toinoffo"
afternoon and night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

Judge r. IA. Cunningham the new
ly elected police magistrate dropped
in on Us few minutes this morning
This is house cleaning time. NhF
wouldn't it be a good idea to clean up
the old town in all sorts of ways2
Tho board { health and the city
council have issued circular demand.
ing every. citizen to clean up the
streets. alleys and yards around their
respective premises.
A reception was .eld Friday even
ing at the HON Of Mr. and Mrs J, u.
tYeaicy on Delaware avenue in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs walter L. Hudson
who win soon leave Mounds and their
MANY friends to enter n new home
aud field OF work at Centralia.
Miss Lena Koonce. the II year Old
daughter Of Mr.. and RMS, Charlie
Koonce. died Of consumption at their
country homo about three miles west
of Mounds on Thursday night, April
%, 1908. The funeral services took
place at Liberty church on SATURDAY
at 9 ctcloek ,, m The bercaved fam
ily are a part Of our best citizens aud
have the heartfelt sympathy Of tile
entire community,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

LILLIAN RUSSELL IN SENSATION,
AL RAGING PLAY, "WiLoFiRE"
WITH STRONG SUPPORTING
CoMPANY-PlCTUREs AT AR
CAOE.

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-, ,"',i'a - ,ho roIo If ! Young tg,,i.
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Wv ~ ~ -'; '+a,,tn ,.hicb sbe raca.
al 49, ha,, -, t,r trainer n,aar the
" '''' ''.. ' f.,,,. ~, M norrinetoe
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'l'''s' = W. '-' ,., ,.,,,,.sor ais -. l. on
y s'' y. - u.s. -, 49,, 80 ....afr,cl.
,'e s. 20 ''' r.,o ,roa,d hraak mn tbo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
DEALS IN PROPERTY
TWO Well Known and Valuable Resi-
dcrce Places Find New Owners
M LYMAN Guys Home.

The real estate agency Of ]. d. Wall
reports two important transactions
yesterday
One was tine safe OF the elegant
residence on the corner Of Tenth
street and Walnut known as the
0hara property sold by Mr. Wall,
who recently purchased the resi-
dence, 10 Mr. Af iiynan. the consi'l-
Grafton was private. The other sale
was of the property at NJ. 1909 Wash
ington avenue, consisting of one and
openfth lots for $4,000 Mrs. Ellen
!. Cautwsll being the seller and Mr..
l. Hctchaa the Washington avenue
dry goods merchant the buyer. This
proucjy is betotr known rs the Cor
don property
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
MOUNDS, ILL.
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April rs, 1908.

MIR. John f, Sawyer Of villa Ridge
was in town Friday On business
Mrs. u Warshaw is stlil III ST. LOUIS
with her son, Albert who was taAon
To that city for treatment few days
ago.
Constable George W. Green Oh Fli'a
Ridge, was tranSactlng business
ar unds Friday
Judge @pmea H. CaFtrlRht deaElol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBORS



Mrs. Poole and Mrs, Fred Sper'e
OF AGnaes were shopping here Fri.
day
MT H. Mccartney of Greenwood.
Ind leit Ter his home Friday after
spending the past two weeks here in
the interest Of the Polk Preserving
company
FOLLOWING is the. program of the
talent Tor the chautauqua which Will
b. hed EeIe Tor one week beginning
MAJ l2tn,
Frank 8. Rogan-Cartoon Artist.
h2iie as-SWeet Southern Singers.
lion loan II Golden tfor May cnlU
Noted i-e tufer Member Of the iegls-
latlre; Prohibition
SntitHa- Popular Singers from New
York
Or George H. Nih9ert' Of l'eston--
Famous orator. (l'Hend OF Mendc'l
fhliliIfl
AeHe'eE Quartet "lth marimba-
phones ana organ chimes
cant. caas. ii. stanley converted
comedian, singer and orator (Writes
. IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
MOUND UfT'Y
April Is, 1907.

Geo Conrad has purchased the
property belonging 10 tirs. Lillian
Bostian Tbs is very desirable rrop.
eFty being situated en- the eerner Of
Third and Poplar streets
Mr. Josh Chllders made a business
trip TO Olmsted Thursday
A. l.. Compton spent Friday IN Bel
KNAPP on business.
Earl Stout, Is wear old, received
severe injuries while at work at the
Wisconsin, Chair compauys plant IN
the capacity Of sawyer by having his
left arm cut to the bone Just below
the elbow Jamcs Cutting tainted
While helping to dress his fellow
workman's injury.
George Iooppaw and wife were
called to villa Ridgh Friday on ne
count Of the death 4, one rf c. y
koonces chiA5en.
l.. A. Murphy w - - At
tend the iBt 5-e en on OF
Southern Hi IS D. p az Il p
lisburg.
Mrs. Brr r:sr .tl Nr Snyder
Of Mounds worn Noup city shoppers
Friday.
j. l.. Doueherty aud wife left Fri
day to spend few days with rela
Gives at Olmsted and Leyings
c. u. Martin, of Greenyille, H.
who has spent the past two weeks
here in the interest Of the Lincoln
chautauqua left Saturday for Col
ronda,
Mrs. Chas Rushing and little son
WHO have been the guests of relatives
ut Anna and Christopher the past
three weeks returned home Thurs
day.
Rev. F. Juny left Friday for Ne
tropolis where he will conduct ser
vices in the Episcopal church Sun
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

The advent Of Little Chip and Mary
Marble IS always looked forward 70 ny
those who relish refreshing musical
ent, tainment OF the lighter sort. Tbs
vehicle this year has boeu termed
Dream City" aud is from the pen OF
Edgar Smith, the VOL known libfet
list aud writer of lyrics, the music b"
Ing composed by one Of Americas
foremost composers. Victor Hcrber
win be seen at the Cairo opera hous.
on Saturday May 2.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

We guarantee the action Of kodoL Please ho'0
the offer below. ., 49, - hoaItbv
stnrnarb can d. That it digests any food al once
and completely 10, what 4ot
need of the food that yon want ana ~, -
Kodol acts. Note the absence Of pan d ler'''1H
tation, OF gas. -,+ do.T =,
Don't doubt facts that mean great ue"' q"
Won v-,an thew are easily proved
There are many ways to digest part OF tl- i0'''
brt kodol alone cigoets al ci a. =. s,4
pepsin afg,sts salbumen. out NOT at2Ieh ., Ia" ,
So fbe many dieeeters depeFd-} a'iuH'' S'i''- 0
r,epsin are only partial heirs ,.., .-- -,-,e
complete iirastcr must be liquid lor 5 Inc
~ IN ,,aa,les olsfnents can't be given dry. lhey
must be preserved ia glass g., 49,. ,,.-,-.svo
That is why Kodo is lrn'a. bht ~ -, -
,uices The result IS its act9n D. 49, 49, 80
even beens in tie mouth, hT SIX e-4-' 'ne Nv
saliva
The cure o. Indigestion requires aboVe Az ''"'
YOU relieve the stomach - ~ action
TONES and atimuianls oniy spa. ~ ~ ms
like vI,iHHiaz tired hofs'- va
,,ayer eair, strength By forcing. -
Put digestion is necessary else the iu0N y -
A,-d and irrjtates the stomach llnlhg' - - =
an.s AMI forms gas and breeds germs. y u u
- and loads the bload with pois0ns. anu ..
az Tod rat fails 10 digest fails 10 hoaIish ~
yaur digestive npwers are beaha ~ So
,-sslrer So 1ons as these esnditioas continue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

the past several years and was almost
indispensable in the Ladies Aid and
stewardship Of Che church. She had
gained many friends through her
ministry in sickness and death and
viii BE- greatly missed by all who
were SO fortunate as to number them
selves among her acquaintances. TO
the scrrowing relatives and friends
we would offer this consolation "Our
less is Heavens gain
MIR and Mrs. Chas Mert2 are the
guests e their son Joe and his wife
in st, Louis this week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

il Is too late, the trainer clears the ~
mosphera. and the curtain falls with
the widow waiting for the man that
She loves, and stin the owner Of Wild
fire The members Of Miss Russell =
Company are Herbert CortheIl VIII
Archie. Morgan Wallace, John p
0Hara. Frank Andrews, Geneyie|F
Cliff FL ward Gould, Annie Buckley
and Norman TnCrp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
Our Cus rantce

The mower If KodOl is easy e Ttove- -
IT,, 7,T.tl,, ard ask for ne s-"cd Sc eh'ee =
# ,iocs all we claim ti:r' VII, # ms 60 you
# II dcesst sake the "la. b5tls of@s WIN me
warrant. and your druf sst %ih "tFh Eoa'
Tb;e ofsar anpiiez IN tbe large b9ls ally ard
- h,-f enr II. = ealrsilF Thst Is eueal. 10 2ToS g.
Tben nlessa tel scar friends what 8 help yo'i
have fond ,.,--z.--..=. - r {,
k 9,... = o. e-iiess ne g - fei.ia sentaini
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
pIsr - utiIize Natural power.

There is plan for utilizing the ire
mendous force which lies beyond the
Khyber pass in the wasted waters OF
Afghanigtau. It Is proposed to supply
electricity for lighting the forts aud
military cantonmeuts scattered over d
large territory
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26

Some peopie try to relieve tho stomach oy eiet
ing out that means partial starvation. 49,,
The body requires variety in food ana wnen you
limit that variety you are reoolns eoi1e pa
rrhat isn't the way TO gain strength
A nerson who suffers from INDIGESTION hee,S
,,onrisbInent Needs it mere than a wei person
The right way is to cat tie food you need 1ie'
let Kodol digest it.
Please don't Judge Kodoi by any oth'f ,oliH =.
-. IN KodoI aia:,e IRE all the needed Gle
r,e9te brought into conl nation Nothing else
docs an that the healthy =tomach VII! . >1'h-
ing else brings complete relief.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-26
Prove Kodo1
Prove if at our risk The proof is easy and quick,
Eat what you need of the food that you want, ana
note how Kodol digests it. Pepsin alone cant DO
what Kodol does See our guarantee
does. See our guarantee.

weak stomach must have rest Treat 1t IKE
lame ankle Don't tax IT, DOM alIoW ~
go 40 the stomach's work. Then note no"
onicklv nature cures, when it has the chance
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
DIRECTORS OF WAVE
MOTOR COMPANY OUT
BUSINESS TURNED OVER TO
FORMER OFFICIAL
Concern Said to Have Expended, All
Told, About $4,000, ,ooo-Assets
Thought to Be Very
Small
Especial to The FIerald.1

REDONDO BEACH, Oct. 6.-Dissatis-
fed with the financial outlook for the
Wave Motor company the officers ana
directorate resigneds yesterday at
special meeting and the business was
turned over in a lump to J. II. Bacon,
former secretry-treasurer, though hnai
action will be left to the thousands of
stockholders.
The company's experimental station
ia located here and consists Of pier
and machinery costing over $66,OO0. for
the past thirteen weeks the plant mas
practically shut down and the COM
pany's lease forfeited.
Fred Starr, whose patent on the wave @
motor, valued on the books at Sl0.ooO,
appears to be the only asset. has peen
confined to Los Angeles nospilai "i1H
nervous breakdown.
IT is estimated that no less than
81. .OOO, 900 has been expended without
result in experiments and promoting
stock sales. and thansient agents claim
ing to represent the company were OF
fering the stock for sale in the city yes.
terday. Stockholders can be counted
by the hAndreds in every state IN tne
Union. and even English capital was
secured. The largest stockholders, how
ever. are San Francisco and Los An
geles business men. many of whom have
as high as $4,000 invested in the stock.
President Starr and Secretary Har-
wood claim the concern is solvent, but
the latter's report to the directors ana
stockholders shows heavy debt items
and few assets
The fact that no more money is forth
coming from San Francisco capitalists
who hold the controlling interest in the
company, brought on the climax.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
SANTA ANA
Onice ais N Sycamore
Homo Phone 315.
SUPERVISORS DECLINE TO
GRANT ADDITIONAL TIME

SANTA ANA, Oct. 6.-Proponents OF
the plan to have placed on the general
election ticket the proposition to make
mandatory the primary election law
in this county today urged the super
visors to extend the time for securing
signatures to the petition for such
action. AS there are still 600 names
lacking, and as the time limit for pre-
senting the petition has expired lons
since. the supervisors saw no way to
grant the request.
Mrs, Sadie Holzhauser, resident OIL
Buena Park, was examined today by
commission in lunacy, adjudged IN
sane and committed to the state hosp1-
tai at Patton.
The board of supervisors, as com
mittee of the whole, went this after
noon to Los Angeles. There they will
meet P. A. Stanton and tomorrow go
to Bay City to investigate proposed
road improvements for Bay City and
vicinity. This action is taken in re-
Spouse to an urgent request OF Stan
TOMS that First street, which starts at
the eastern boundary of the city OF
Santa Ana and ends at present some
two and a half miles this side of Bay
City, be extended to connect with the
boulevard now in process Of construc-
ton from Long Beach to the Los An
geles boundary line, near Bay CITY.
Sylvia A. Zinn and Fred w. Hedge
gard both residents of Los Angeles
were married here this afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
RECLAMATION WORK
VIEWED BY EXPERTS
Los ANGELES BUSINESS MEN
ACCOMPANY PARTY
Mexican Engineers Greatly Impressed
with Magnitude Of Operations Car
rled on by Pacific Wharf
and Storage Company !
especial to The Herald.l


SAN PEDRO, Cal, Oct. ga COM
mittee from the Merchants and Man.
ufacturers association of Los Angeles,
two engineers from Manzanillo, on the
west coast of Mexico. and Captain
Amos A. Fries and Lieutenant Charles
Leeds, the government engineers, were
today the guests of Senator ROBERT N
BulIa, j. c. Wickum, Sutherland Hut
ton, e. R. Field, Louis Blankenhorn
and Philip Gaffey, the directors OF tne
Pacific Wharf and Storage company
in their monthly inspection of the rec
lanation project now under way on
the east side of San Pedro inner mar
Dor. -,
AS the engineers from Manzanillo
have a somewhat similar project un-
der way in Mexico, they were greatly
interested in the work being. done IN
San Pedro. A visit was made to the
government dredge, which is now cut
ting out the turning basin on the inner
harbor from which the sand Is Sc
cured for the east side fill. From
a pumping station the sand Is re-
pumped through 1880 feet of pipe to
the concession.
Mr.. Gaffey explained that when
working twenty-four hours in the day,
as is generally the case or the dredger.
an acre of land would be made IN
two and one-half days. He further
gave figures showing tina! twenty-five
acres had been made already, and that,
when completed, some forty-eight acres
will have been added to the factory
and warehouse sites of San Pedro
harbor and three slips, averaging 1000
feet in length and similar to the South
ern Pacific slip on the west side, Will
he ready to accommodate deep draft
vessels.
The constructing company Is using
rock for the retaining jetty, and the
turn on the last leg of the trestle to-
ward Deadman's island has been made.
On the inside the concession extends
from the south end of the Salt Lake
wharf to within 1895 feet of the island.
All provisions and permits have been
secured from the government for the
removal of the present east jetty, and
the work of making the slips will be-
gin soon.
The engineers and other guests were
greatly impressed with the magnitude
and possibilities of the undertaking,
which is the only project now in ac-
tual operation at the harbor.
After listening to the interesting
facts and figures so readily given by
Mr.. Gaffey, the party was taken in
a launch to the big government break
water. Here Captain Fries was the
orator of the day and from the top
of the mammoth pile of rocks he point
ed out, in his we'll known, impressive
style, the shipping possibilities and
brilliant future for the "Harbor OF the
Great Southwest"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING
CONFESSES HE is MARRIED

PASADENA, Oct. 6.-Because the dis
trict attorneys office neglected to send
out a legal representative of the people,
the preliminary examination of Senovio
Ramirez on the charge of kidnapping
was postponed this evening to Octo-
ber 8.
Senovio, 23 years of age, was arrested
a week ago on the charge of kidnapping
his pretty cousin, Cleofas Ramirez,
claimed by her father to be IA years
old, though her affinity says she is 20.
The two had lived for some time in
the same house, and Senovio claimed
that it was entirely an affair of love.
Being opposed to the girls father, he
said it was entirely proper for him to
elope.
Tonight, however, he is said to have
confessed that he has a wife and two
children living in Mexico, whom he de-
serted about year ago.
If it can be proved that Cleofas has
not yet come of age it is expected that
SenoVio will be bound over to the su-
perior court for trial, where he may
find difficulty in explaining the case.
Police Judge Robert w. Mcdonald
was very anxious to terminate the ro-
nance properly by marrying the lovers,
with the consent of the girls father
when the case came up before him.
Since he heard SenOvio's unromantic
confession, however lie has suddenly
changed his mind.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
COUNCIL VOTES SUM
TOTOURNAMENT PARK
PLANS FORMED FOR MONEY
RAISING CAMPAIGN
Citizens at Large viii BE Invited to
Share Financial Burden Carried
Hitherto by the Directors
Alone
rspecial to The HeraId.l

PASADENA, Oct. 6.-With but one
dissenting vote the council this morn
ing appropriated $500 for the benefit OF
Tournament park. The money must be
spent by the board of commissioners
probably under the direction OF the
Tournament of Roses association.
This afternoon a meeting OF the
finance committee was held to lay
plans for a vigorous money-raising
Campaign. The members of this COM
mittee are Frank v. Rider, chairman;
Clarence w. Dean, J. B. Coulston, ID.
w. Herlihy, Rob Allen, H. c. Hotahng
and J. o. McCament.
subcommittee probably will be APP
pointed to work in each precinct and
raise the money necessary to carry on
the tournament this year. 1t is un1Ver-
sally agreed that the directors have
borne the burden of financing the fete
long enough, and that in the future
the whole city must feel itself respon-
sible.
President George P. Cary and Direc-
tor Frank V. Rider have agreed to
withdraw their designations as soon as
they are convinced that the city means
to stand back of the tournament.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
CITIZENS PETITION THAT
FRANCHISE BE AWARDED
Board of Trustees Appoints Commit
tee to Investigate Proposed Grant
to Rlinn-Robinson Lumber
Company

SAN PEDRO, Oct. 6.-At the meet
ing of the board of trustees, held this
afternoon, a petition was received from
the chamber of commerce and one from
q large number of citizens, asking that
the board reconsider its previous ac-
ton taken in reference to the FRANCHISE
of the Blinn- Robinson Lumber ocm-
pany.
This franchise was secured from the
city of Long Beach for nominal con-
alteration, and was for some 75O rect
of water frontage running north from
Fourth street at Termianl island, just
beyond the present holding of the Ma
tional Lumber company. The control
of this frontage being in dispute be-
tween San Pedro and Long Beach. the
Blinn people asked San Pedro to con-
firm the grant, but the trustees re-
fused. Now, however, when the ques-
ton of jurisdiction is liable to be set
tied in a few months, many citizens
here are anxious to have the board
grant the franchise, STIMULATING, how
ever, that work on the wharf be com
menced in sixty days and completed IN
one year.
The chamber of commerce feels that
the city should have some money con-
sideration for the grant, even though
it thinks the industry should be ros-
tered ana eIlplOMiiloHt SiNSn " A-'
men. Trustees Foot and Tilton were
instructed by the board to look into
the matter and report to the board.
G.. A. Pearson was appointed deputy
street superintendent.
The city marshal reported having
collected 1857 in licenses in September,
$40 for transfer fee, $11 for dog tax and
1924 for fines.
Bills for $719.5S from the general
fund, SIT. rs from the dog fund and
$196S7 from the library fund were
ordered paid.
Bids for the erection of a steel tower
and fire bell were laid over Tor one
week for consideration.