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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-07-09
Court House Chatter.

The supervisors have decided
to submit the proposition OF is
suing 100000 bonds for a new
court house at the election this
fall, when it will meet with
quite a frost on the west side,
where they are paying ditch
and other extra tax, and the
people want it built at Mo.
Valley at any rate. -Modale
Herald.
eff We believe in God, believe
also in me. In my fathers
house are many mansions, etc."
This sounds good to us, but
when you talk of building a
mansion in Logan at a cost of
100000, while we are clinging
to straw in the middle of a
draw to keep our heads above
the surging tide of the Soldier
river, it does not seem so good.
AS a republican we believe in
reciprocity give us a ditch
and we will talk court house,
Mondamin Enterprise.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Damage BY Lightning.

T. e. Lewis, who operates a dairy
farm n mile east of town, had a
very narrow escape from serious dam
age last Saturday evening during the
thunder storm that ragged around
Canton. About 7:3O a bolt Of light
ming struck his barn on the northeast
corner, part of which escaped through
an open loft door and the balance
passed through six inches Of hay and
the floor, killing three sheep and an
old SOW on the ground floor. Eight
little pigs we're beside the SOW but
we're unframed. Twenty-one pigs
and two old sows were close to the
SOW killed but they also escaped, but
the old sows were SO badly frightened
that they leaped over a four foot
fence and fled in terror. Mr.. Lewis
says it is the second time in his ex-
p%erience that lightning passed thru
hay without setting it OF fire.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22

Every voter in the county will re-
cognize the above picture for every
body knows the genial Jack Laxson
now a candidate for reelection to the
senate. Mr.. LaXson won his election
two years ago over two competitors
and by all the rules Of political de-
cency he was entitled to a reelection
this year without contest. This is
true also of Representatives Brynjul-
son, Gable and Peterson. These gent
lemen made good, clean, honorable
records at Pierre, and the LEADER
believes the voters of the county
will condemn the guerrilla warfare Or
ganized against them in the interest
of Mr.. Kittredge. There should have
been no guerrilla warfare on legisla-
tive candidates who made honorable
records at Pierre. 1t the policy of
wisdom to re-elect these gentlemen
because they are better qualified to
render good service to the people
than new men. Two years hence all
the ambitious gentlemen in the coun-
ty can jump into the ring and enter
the race for legislative honors.
At this time there can be no ques-
tion as to who should be sent to the
legislature from Lincoln county
The Roosevelt reform party are
pledged to many reforms which the
people demand, and among them a
law covering the interest question.
The old machine gang will reform
nothing. They have promised moth
ing. If you want reform all along
the line you must send men to the
legislature who are pledged to re-
Laxson and Representatives Brynjul-
son, Cable and Peterson.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Gov. Crawford to be at Lennox,
May 18th. 2:30 D. m.

Governor Crawford, now recognized
as the ablest orator in the northwest,
will speak at Lennox on the after
noo of Friday May 10Th, at 2:30. His
address will cover all state issues and
it will be worth going many miles to
hear. The people want the truth
and the Governor will tell the truth.
Go and hear him, it will pay you we'll.
The big opera house has been secured
and the famous Lennox band will en-
terrain you with music. An i'm
mense crowd is expected. 1t will be
the last great political rally at
Lennox before the primary election
Don't miss it.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22

At 2 p. m. all pupils of the public
schools and Augustana college are re.
quested to- assemble at the High
School grounds in charge of theil
teachers and march to the river es.
corted by Company e. State Guards.
men, G.. A.. R. and w. R. c., where
the W. r. Q. assisted by the school,
children will hold their services in
honor of our Sailor dead. Returning
to their hall the W. R. G. will render
a short program, followed by an ad'
dress after which the ladies will serve
lunch.
All children are requested to bring
a small bouquet of flowers to decorate
the waters.
All friends who have flowers tt
spare will confer a favor by bringing
them to w. r. G. Hall on Friday af
ternoon as it requires a great amount
Of flowers and evergreens to prepare
wreaths and bouquets for the soldiers
graves.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22

Prof. M. M. Ramer, principal of
Mitchell, S. D., high school, ex-State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
will take the PASTORS place next Sun
day morning in the pulpit Of the
M. e. church Of this city. He will
speak on the subject Of "MOral Gull
ture."
Mrs. Daniel G. Johnson nee Thomp-
son, of Woonsocket, came down to
Canton last week for a visit with old
friends in Dayton township. and was
joined by Mr.. Johnson last Saturday,
who came down for a brief visit and
to attend the corner stone ceremonies
of the Lutheran church. Mr.. John
son favored the LEADER with a re-
newal subscription Monday before
starting homeward accompanied by
his wife.
George w. Palmer, the genial Len
nox pioneer, was in Canton Monday
on business and favored the LEADER
with a visit. George looks vigorous
and seems as young as he was twenty
years ago, and Is just as handsome.
He is a true blue Roosevelt republic
can and stands for a government of
the people by the people. He wants
no corporation boss to dictate state
policies and will ever maintain the
rights of the people in opposition to
all the political bosses on earth.
He is a fighter and a leader among
men. He asks no office but will have
something to say as to h shall re-
present him in congress or at Pierre.
We like his manly independence and
VIZ admire him for standing for the
right in defense Of the people. He
said all LennoX and the surrounding
country would turn out to hear Gov
ernor Crawford speak at Lennox on
Friday afternoon, May %; that the
people were tired of the Kittredge
campaign lies and wanted to hear
the truth from a man whom the peo-
pie love and trust. eyes, you may
depend on Lennox giving the Cover
nor as fine a reception as he has had
anywhere in the state. Come out and
see us when the Governor comes, and
we will show you the Lennox way of
doing business"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Decoration a

Attention Comrades G. A. R: The
city will not give any official recogni'
tion of Decoration Bay, so the com
rades will assume charge of the ser
vice. The Post and Corps will meet
in their hall IN May Both at $3.50 a. m,
sharp and repair to the cemetery
where the usual services will be con-
Quoted and Rev. W. A. Gave will
make a short address.
1t is hoped that the business of the
city car be suspended long enough to
give a fitting observation of the day.
Capt. Berg, with company E., State
Guardsmen have been invited to take
part.
G.. A. SOUTH,
II. Il. DELONG, Commander.
Adjutant,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Picnic and Fair.

The ladies of the Congregational
w. M. S. of Pioneer, will hold their
annual picnic and fair in the same
beautiful grove n mile south of the
Leeville store on Thursday, June 4,
1908. ADJUSTMENTS will be plentiful
the same as usual. Everybody most
cordially invited to attend and have
the best time of the summer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Five Hundred Dollars to Bet.

A gentleman in Canton wants the
LEADER to announce that he has $500
to bet that Governor Crawford will
receive a majority of the votes cast
for senator on June 9th. The LEAD
Err doesn't believe in betting, and
betting decides nothing, but this
party says he has that amount of
money to back his Judgement on the
contest.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
McAdam the Ill.

The Moe Company horse, McAdam
III will stand at Paul Eneboe's place
in Highland township every Thurs
day and Friday from May 18th until
July 10th. Service fees $40. to insure
mare with foal payable when fact is
known. MOE HORSE Co. OWNERS.
1851 By ARTHUR SOGN.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22

Highest price paid for eggs
at Lybarger's Dollar Saving
Store. Bring in your eggs
during our great special shoe
sale.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22

Reed Smoot, the so called Mormon,
heads the Utah republican delegation
to Chicago and is shouting for Taft.
That's better than Kit could do In
South Dakota.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Don't Forget

That the next excursion for the
Judith Basin, Montana, leaves Can
ton June End. See W. J. Armstrong
at G.. S~kartvedt'S office. 1879.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
Ice Cream c

There will be an ice cream social at
Dayton Hall on Friday evening Of
this week. Everybody invited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-05-22
GOV.
will tell the people of Can
ton some plain truths on
Friday, May 20, at 8 p. m.
Don't Forget

q. That the next excursion for the
Judith Basin, Montana, leaves Can
ton June End. See w. J. Armstrong
at G. S~kartvedt'S Office. 4S-9.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

transported bowlder Weighing I 400
tons, which cas be Traced 20 well.
known dykes Of trap l6 miles 70 tho
north
\ granite howldcr near Lebanon, o.
which was brought by 'ur Ice from
Canada, measures Il hy I3 foot. with
eight 'not out of ground DuI evidently
q much larger mass uud'r ,ar ground
Nuf Prof Olton has l,sc...I a mass
OF clinton limestone IN Ela..ur'. War.
rom county Ohio which 's three.
f0u,'hs OF au acre In Ir.N tui Co. foot
In thickness. which has hy,u brought
several miles The central part of
northern Iowa contains a srnat mum
bcr ~ powders OF exceptional size.
brought from several hundred miles
away one q them furnished hulld.
ing stone enough 10 construct uu en-.
tire church
Although thos" transported powders
are such striking witness. '1 tho slow
hut majestic movement ~ glacial lco
during the glacial period they a-c by
no means the only one, a th' ico
slowly crrpt over tho surface frag
m,uts ~ rock hccam, funuu into its
lower strata and bow ..rs gravel.
sand and clay were drl .vI aIuu. be-
meath g. furrOwlng uuI scratching
aud polishing the surface ~ tho rock
i1 an astonishing drg.pr Almost
upywhorr over this gll.r'.d area tho
removal ~ the HuU viii reveal
scratched and polished ".ss under.
meath The direction u' 'hn scratches
and ~" grooves shows fhr direction
iu witch the ice wa moving M the
timo they were mad, This was In
the main, outward. toward the mar.
gin OF tho E,arIltrd a.l which We
hayo described but n... were many
curious variations In central Onto
the direction of the gH.H .ucIe8
IS southeast whereas .. the auls
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
BIG ROCKS GO FAR

Arlssiy hnil' Rim n hut ana conducted
many u his important observations
The great 'N'cnt of this glacial
movement IN former fines was shown
hy ~" distance which some ~ these
powders had been carried
In Nor'h America the transportation
~ powders by glacial ice has been
oven more remarkable The back.
bone ot cap" Cod and Long Island. "A
lin. of hills from one hundred 10 two
hundred feet high. and Two ur three
miles broad. Is simply "A pile uf bowl.
drrs aud small fragments trausp ported
from New England 20 Canada Ply.
which iuuruoycd from It's northern
home thousands ~ years before tho
Pilgrims set out from Holland Bowl.
dcrs from the Adirondack mountains
are found upon tho SUBMITS ul the
All"ghcuies IN northeastern puuusyl.
varia. In southern Onto thpro are
long belts of Canadian powders
which can bee traced io lodges uf rock
north OF Lake Huron Even iu Boone
county Kentucky a few miles south
~ Cincinnati. a number II red Jasper
cnngloworai" bUWld"ra. some ul them
Two ur 'hrc" f'nI In diameter. have"
been found which came from well.
known .rdros IN Canada north Of Lake
Huron BuNldurs ~ large size from
the" sam" lodges hu," also been
found as FAR southwest as kcpkuk Ia
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
Australian Shoe Dealers Not Afraid o'
American Goods,

John W Blythe, head ~ the Lily
dale Tannery Boot and Shoo Manu-
featuring company of Melbourne, Aus.
tralia, arrived in Sew York the other
day on his way 20 visit his brother 10
Texas. whore he owns = $1,000 acr"
cattle ranch near Waco, says an ~
change According to Mr Blythe.
American shoes have not yet succeed
"a in capturing III. Australian market
TO any apprecIable extent.
You can hardly compel" with ~ In
the matter Of prices said Mr.. bly'h"
You may do so In other countries
but your invasion boast doesn't hold
good In Australia, Va hayo three
popular prices for our shoes o.
and s45Q Now, your $3.50 shoes, ior
instance, costs In Melbourne - u.
That's the minimum price at which
tho distributors there eau realize a
proat from them Your nvsdolar
ahos 10 likewise increased By rs cents
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

No matter whether your garden IL
~ tho wide reaching Italian made sort
or is just a natural bit ~ ground Gov
cred with unframed flowers, YOU
should have u stone water basin In
n These nruSricHlly hrwu rocks have
become popular with the owners -
country places even small ones Ons
great merit of the pretty accessory 10
that II attracts birds.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
PITY and Friendship.

Pity and friendship are passions In.
compatible With each other, and II 10
impossible that both can reside In any
breast for tho smallest space without
impairlng each other Friendship 10
made W u esteem and pleasure, pity
is composed Of sorrow and contempt
the mind Nay for some time 1petuR,s
between them. but It can never sntssO
tain both together Goldsmith
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
New Food In india

Anew food product has been discoy.
cred on Tho west side Of India. which
has already been approved by the gov.
.rnm.Gt authorities, and II is now pro.
posed 20 gather the seed In large guam.
tluss aud holi II for use whenever
famine conditions are fully developed
IL 10 In the form OF seed which
has been named "befri" and Ia claimed
~ the chief medical ofhcer oS Baroda
ststa 20 contain 2i-iS geg cent Of al.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

NumiuoIs whereas the proportion In
indian whoa, Us but 1870 por cent and
FOO oatmeal 0u.' lG
In other words "hofi' is 60 per
cent more uu'UtIous than Nhoat and
~ more so ruWn uu'm,M
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10

On SOME farm Nh,r. br hogs are
vel tAtrn care - hog Diseases are
uukuuNu.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-07-10
HUGE eowLD1Rs SCATTERED
OVER NORTHERN STATES sV
VIDE SWEEP OF GLACIER.
ICE DECLARED MILES DEEP

Corgesled Liquid IN Vast Quantities
Flowed Far Down Mississippt Val.
ley-Underlying Strata Hioh.
~ Polished by Motion.
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PERSONAL
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3.lMENTION


M MN elson and Samuel B. Hull.
Pleasant Valley, we're visitors in
tho icity today. a
Alrs.s NJ. Nuzum and Mrs. II. q.
Sample went to Pittsburg this morn
ing 80 VISIT Will Palmer Nuzum, who
A. attending school in that city.
Miss Maria Hare went to pittsburg
nils morning to meet Edwin Watson,
sRhps Is en route home from school In
sllnsaach usetts. II
HEs.aMs c. Tough and child, en- went
40 Philippi yesterday to spend two
relatives.
{ Hrs Clark and Mrs. W. s..
Hack ssWents to Pittsburg this morning
tDRspend I'd few days.
Hiss Louise Cook returned home
1ast night ION IS from her school at
$aI.ntfuryiIIe Md.
Mrs.SL Lucy Derring who had been
4 The guest OF relatives here. has re-
turned To her home In Alorgantown.
Miss LILLIAN Fadeley and Master
fEIn.1ieerres Hill lef. yesterday for Wheel.
ing for several days visit at the
Nome Miss Fadeley.
Fred McElfresh, son OF Mr..
Joseph M cEfresh of this city. who has
been heated at Elkins for some time
home forfa vacation. MI. Noel.
tlEashE has q Splendid position at Elkins
With the trainmaster there as steno.
y Erapher: Fred says Fairmonl is the
! nusy town! L II
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diseases. The new work which Ipro-
pose would also be properly done by
the health officer. beg to suggest,
therefore, for the sake Of consistency,
that I be elected city health officer
with instructions to perform the du.
ties Of city physician without extra
conpensntion; or, that I be elected
to both positions. Some time in the
future should think it wise to amend
the ordinances SO as to combine these
two offices with perhaps that of SAINT
tary officer.
<. Very respectfully submitted,
c. w. WADDELL, NJ. D.,
City Physician.
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TEXAS BANKERS MEET.

FORT WORTH. Tex. June A.
What promises to be the most note.
worthy gathering of fnanciers ever
held In the Lone Star State has at.
tractcd to this city today a large
number OF memebers Of the State
Bankers Association. Nearly every
city and town in Texas IS represented
hy presidents. cashiers and other of.
flcials Of leading financial institutions.
An entertainment programme along
laborate lines has been prepared by
the Fort Worth Bankers and Clearing
House Association. The sessions WIFI
occupy three: days. n
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WOMEN HOLD DOG SHOW,

NEW YORK, June 4.--Oppcnents of
race suicide" who point with horror
at the society women who lavish their
affection upon dogs rather than babies,
would find a horrable example today at
AIineola. L. !. The Ladies' Kennel AS
ISOLATION of$America today opened Its
summer bench show at that village,
and the petted. coddled and caressed
aristocrats OF dogdom. waited upon by
nurses and Wallets and surrounded by
nffectionately admiring socley. women,
IRE the center of attraction. Hundreds
OF CANNES, ranging from lapdogs to
bloodthirsty hounds, are entered in the
ESQ classes and nre receiving every
attention due their high estate and
blue.blooded pedigrees. Two distin-
glishe,l dog fanclers from England are
acting Us judges.
There are In all $50 classes to be
judged, fifteen Of which are what are
known as variety classes anu which
have been extremely popular in the
past Shows. There are classes for
sporting dogs and bitches OF any breed
OF any breed. champions being barred
from each There are terrier, toy, and
breeders classes with champions bar.
red; sporting. transporting, ana Ameri.
can'bred classes; team class, open to
all breeds, and American-bred team
class, stud dog class. brood bitch class,
and champion dog AMI champion bitch
classes. In, all of these the prizes are
$50, $40 St and SO. AS the dogs OF
every breed are in the ring at one time
the show is one Of the best OF its
kind ut such an exhibition.
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. Dr.. w addell
CONTINUED From Page Onc.)

value OF the work will be SO appu-
rent that more adequate provision Will
be made for it in the future.
In order to accomplish these ends
| must have at my disposal certain
amount Of equipment which I am I'M
able to provide at my own expense. A
rather careful estimate OF the abso.
lutely necessary equipment Indicates
that it Will cost about $500.
This amount would OF course not
purchase enough apparatus for this
work hut for the fact that have per
sonally microscope. sterilizer and
other apparatus TO the extent OF ut
least 5000 which am willing to use
for this purpose. Under these clrcun,.
stances shall expect OF course to use
the apparatus: purchased by the city
for any personal use may have. To
assist in any chemical examinations
which may be necessary. have ut MY
disposal. without cost to the city, the
services OF n competent chemist.
My idea In this matter Is to make, i
| series OF examinations Of milk ana
water and to report the results to tho
Board Of Health. and In cnse any ir-
regularites IRE discovered to recom-
mend appropriate action by the Boarl
for the regulation OF the sale Of milk
In the city. II at any time any inefI!.
cheney in the water filtration system
Is discovered, to recommend an inyes-
tigation OF the cause or causes. At
present this seems all that can wisely
be undertaken. Some time In the fu-
tnre 1t would be desirable to extent
the scope of the work TO include the
examination by the City Laboratory
OF cultures from the threats OF cases
In which dipttheriu is suspected: spu-
tum for tuberculosis: ana blood for
typhoid fever.
I respectfully request, therefore,
that the council grant me permission
to purchase the necessary equipment
aud supplies at n cost not to exceed
$500. Most OF the things to be bought
are permanent equipment and will not
detcriornte with use. In case this per-
mission Is granted I will of course be
rs economical us is consistent with
securing the best results. So far rs T
know ut present the cost should come
considerably below the amount asked
for.
I beg to call your attention also to
the fact TINT the city ordinances. cllnp-
tiers Is and 20. provide for both city
physician and city health officer. I
WIS elected and qualified MS city ply
sician, though most OF my duties are
done In the capacity Of health officer.
such for instance, as issuing burial
permits, and qunrnntining infectious
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III SLIGHT MtxuP.

Nh his morning as interurban car: No.
Eka$Mas crossing the Southslde bridge,
ME ~ large grey horse which hauls the
ahe Produce wngon OF the John Russo
!SPTodnce Company, became unruly and
Ette While had things his own way.
EVEN going SO far as to trespa..s on the
aids'wa II. At sone time as the horse
asfeeled sharply around, the wagon
! ]. only partly on the floor of the
lEidEo, but nothing serious developed
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annual meeting of the Young
j Y al hristianf Association will be
eald sFts the Association office. ;Jncobs'
on Tuesday evening. Juno
(. lsth 90 clock. Officers will be
ss5esteI Tor the ensuing year. and til,
s5transactioni Of such other business MS
come efore said meeting. All
4 members ere uested to be present.
i. -. u SANDS, Presld lent.
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NEW JERSEY GOLF.

l -" ~
iENGLEWOOD, N. j., June 4.-A1em-
bers of the New Jersey State Golf AS
ISOLATION. one OF the leading orgnnlza-
lions of Its kind In the country. con-
gresatcd today on the links OF the
Englewood Golf Clug for the annual
championship tournament. The title
VIII be defended by Jerome Trayers,
the national champion. Play began
with preliminary round at eighteen
holes. medal play, the first sixteen
to qualify for the succeeding rounds at
match play. for the title. The defeated
eight OF the first sixteen will continue
for a gold medal. the second sixteen
for n gold medal, and SO on through
four divisions. * i5
/, There will also be a team match or
four men from each club. medals and
n banner to sgo to the winning combl-
nation. The qualifying scores will
count for those engaged in the team
competition. Match rounds will be at
eighteen holes, save the finals, which
will consist OF ,thirty.six holes. y.
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EGYPTIAN HusTLERs.

BEtELLEVILLE, Ill. June 4.-Belle.
Vile expects to entertain thousands
OF people in the next three days. dur.
ing which time the annual convention
OF the Egyptian Hustlers. and organl.
cation of travelling men. will be In ses.
sion here. Reception and registration
Of delegates occupied this morning
and parade is scheduled for this
afternoon. The event will come. to a
close Saturday with flower parade
and concert. WI n s;
H3 Try a West Virgininn want ad.
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s Saturday, sale OF fountain pens at
Scott Choice SEC see window. ct