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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Spokane Wash

Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Spokane Wash
May 10. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel Strong
OF Newport. Wash, one of the heirs for all the
heirs OF Amelia Grifiths, deceased. who. or
June 2, 1904, made homestead entry No 1926
lO2Se8), for Ell NEA and FL sE14 OF Sec 10
Twp. 81 N, R. A E. W. NJ, has filed notice OF
intention to make final fve-year proof, To
establish claim to the land above described
before the Register and Receiver. U. s. Land
Office, at Spokane, Wash, on the 9Th day oi
July, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Otto STANLEY
of Dalkena, Wash. James B. Gregory. Eugene
B. Gregory and 8. c. Deeter, OF Newport, Wash
527 IL HAL J. COLE, Register
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-03
Conundrums.

Which Is the heavier. full or half
moon? The half moon is the heavier,
for full moon is as light again.
When is lady's arm not q lady's
arm: When it Is half bare Clear.
Why are ripe potatoes In the ground
like thieves: Because they ought to
be taken up. rset.s..-...-
Why is the north pole Hike an Illicit
whisky nlanufactors:@ Because it ID
a secret STILL
In what ways do women ruin their
husbands? In buy ways
Why Is a short negro like a white
man? Because he is not tall tat all
black,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-03
Notice 10 Creditors

In the Superior Court of the State OF Washing
ton in and for the County OF steyens-In
Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
Downs, Deceased-No. 655-- Notice TO Cred
itors to File Claims.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate OF William E. Downs
deceased, were granted to the undersigned on
the 2sth day OF April, 1909. by the said Superior
Court.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to present them with the neces.
sary vouchers. at my Office in Newport Stevens
county, Washington, within one year after the
date OF this notice or they shall be 1oreye!
barred.
Dated Newport, Washington. rhis lath day O!
May, A. D. 1909. J. H. LONG, Administrator
P. o. Address Newport, Wash.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-03
Said What He Meant.

The visitor had dropped a penny into
the little tWo-year-old boys bank.
What do You say now, Jamte?"
prompted papa.
More" answered jamie to papa's
horror.-Chicago Tribune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
TlmdDt ms Ienieits.
auNcl. @ift mo GrtrGlltcn OILS Nit
tel sum ir%cimiui9cu 2teiocn ans
Dem irbiidcn %onmertbal.

tel 5llnt ircirilli9cu Sdeion ans
Dem irbiidcn %ounertbol.
Ehilu0clphio, #. Wt0y5. -
Inter 3uriidlalilut0 zines 3cttel9
nit oeu @ottcn: sd babe Nci00t
ouB id) mcincm Hcbcn elm Gnbc ma.
den lpiiroc, nCnn id) oil Il~la,cbrunN
crtruHten ioltc." bc0in0 Der u 'iGbr
ri0c Sobn Mrlrpbp IN irinen bieli.
gen Neim SelbItnlor0, inOcm cr cine
Nloid,c nit &orbollGnrC Ietrtc. Seine
Wattin, sic oll porBcidrittc1cr Slts
bertllloic leibet unb i'm NIT cinenl
flcinen Ginbc ilbcrlcbt pcriutte per.
0ebIih. i'm geluultiom an icincml
Nprbuben 81 p%crblnOcrl.
Gbicoau, II. M0r5. - &or ocn
slllgen 5oblrcid]cr Noiiontcu lctrte
Nrcbcrif $. @ropn. elm &unolunoS.
re%iiclbcy. ais er Die ,&oliteo.S troBc
entlung ain0, cine Gloitc Gorbols
iGurc mo Itorb iucni9c Mtimtten
ipGtcr. Sem Gater ioI Sll Ocll be,
fonnicItcn Ncnnipprt9lelltcn Goliipr.
nieu'3 5Ghlen.
@piton u, fl. Wi0rj. Ncru0ic
3crriittuuh 5ll hercn Settling CT &c.
ltcrlt outs Nidympno, &l0., bier Gin.
N~ctrOiIeu mar, iiIbrtc 5un Selblt
mor6 Nrd1f &. &oltghn'a. &n lei
ncnl ;}inmer I'M vNotel @rlnSnid"
id)ob er iid cine H%tpolucrtl9cl in
Den Mlnb. Gr mar is Sabre ait
unb hintcrlGBt cine ToInilic IN Hid).
mono.
Eumtudct, Hbp0c Islon0, IT..
MGrj. - Iic ~45IiGbrigc 1irou Gboa.
Sn0ocr. sic @uttiu cilC$ 8cidGito.
names aus Nttltborp, mud)tc ihrcm
2cbcn cit Gnbc, inocrl lie lid Don
Der Mobc Scr GrdunNcitroBtn Nriiac
in Den Emptudct Mtucr ~itijrjte. Srub
bcloenntiltbigtr N%nltrcnNunlcn BON
Nlbert Soluor0 ltnb %ohn Dc Wr0jic,
bon 0encn Der lcstc bci'm NcrobtrCi
ben iibcr einCn sSoll or2 TIlrlicp itIbit
@crlctulAcn h%apontruN. Nelo,N c.
nId)t. Die Srou 5li rcttcn. NGlaIidcr
3miIt iou ooS Wntip i6rcr 56ot icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Wcindl nm GiubaltsbcIcbl.

Ncm Oorf, Fl. MGr3. - Cine
ncltc 9fcttSiroac lhcint in DEM Suit
mnd)er Nlialtono III Grouoc, u. s.,
d%uTaeporfCn 81 mcrOcu 0nrt Elm Gin
huitobcichlo. &crfnhrcu, IN melhenl
iocbcn i'm Nitftra1r Der Sorulel
M%ln6bein So. Dem ErGiioentcu Scr
ollnItch Notters of Morth Nrncrico",
Nobn u. Woifitt, &brlnOWnAapnpicre
3uNcilellt morhen iino. &u oieielt
miro MIoiiitt litb so lueltcrcn Beam.
ten Der oll1litro. SottcrS" o%uiNcgcben,
nnl %. Wdr5 ii Crcrlton @r!illbc oil.
juDeben, lpesholb lie nidt 0nron Der
biu6crt lpcrocn iollcnL LINTON Wiit1lic.
Der nit Stroicn ~ bele9cn unb ein.
3nldiid)terlL Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Vctriebcn III bencn Elm 9lu9ltnnb
bciteht, mic0cr }ilr 9lrbcit 5urilcfi,ltcb
rem miinidlcn. Ger NntroN olli Gin
leittno bcS &criobren9 luor bel @lm'
Oc9s GiltrittSrid,tcr @roB acitclt nor.
ben. Mniiitt lchrlte cs ub, iid) 81 Der
Eln0clc9elbcit ji 0llBern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
&ermiidtc t;!cgrGpliidJr Gcpcid)cn

IN Gllore, S..G., bat Srall
Shullcr lhrcn Soften, nit melhtnG
lie ibon obncbin oui %geIponntSnl
SllBe itanb, 0nrd) einen Repolper.
iduuB toot ii NoOcn geitrctt. mcil CT
nid)t ol,lncn moltt, onb lie lire God
Ter prilgeltc.
@iliom ). @rpon lit 1eitcrll
IN @uffolo, u. J., eingctroiicn ulb
belt onl Nod)nlittng cine Jiebt nid)t
politild)en %nbolt&.
Nci Scr Nnaugurotion fo6cn
lid Scnntor Bacon bon @"eor0io ullO
GrsNcpr0ientnnt >Spbn &esleg NGi.
hes bon 1cnnciice beibe cine Gun
0cnc1t5iinolnA Gtbolt. Ser ,}uitono
oca 3cbtcren Niebt Ieincn IrrnnDcn
n r%rniter @ciorNriB Nnlob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
SofaD erittc ans @aibinstun.


Ihcnountcrb nltung 0cS
nNrion."
Vci pollbcieBtcm Snuie CAB geitern
Ibenb Der .Nrion" IN ieincr Souc M.
1906, 6 Strobc, cine ieiner beliebtcu
Observation-Disclosures, in mclder OoS
nodiolgcnOc Erogromm ourd) Gu.
BERT tiidtiAc arGite burA Iurbiiibs
rullB ~G1lon0tr: Suuertiirc o9eihtc
&opnQegic" pon Silppe, Grd)citer !;
Gbor yShGiera SonEtagalien" bon
&rentey. nNrion;;" Gontraltpiolo yAb.
let HE 0rcon1" non Mills, Irau Ioro
SoQanh: NioliryGnartett ,Gurninol
Of &ciliec" pon Gonelo. &a.ren Gee.
MoSfep. Gtto Mnbl. Sronf Wo9fcu
lno @cr6a Gbriitiani; GhGrc a. ,Nit,
Oentidcs YicbcslieO" pom Mobl0e.
mute" b. o@olocne Belt" BON Mt,.
gel" o&!rion;" Scroriolo rs lopc rolt
10" po!l SC aopcn, Ser Charles g..
Wpcrs; al Sntcr. ,@npnleria Hiiti,
cana" BON Mn5cagni," b) n%o(ic Yc.
tite Nontttc" pon 2ocidL Srheiter
I.,ett iiir 9llt uno 9oB rs mil nlog
min Shec, . Hp.6" bon Moridj, Ser
lnO Srou Z. e. &plonb; Gornc.iolo
oShdfers Morgerlieb" BON Sod 0r.
1Srcu5 gernaroi; GGorn SolSatcnlieo"
arcmier, ~Nrion;" SeieftioiL yGor.
men" bon @ijct CrGcIicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Slc9 0c@ morotfnni dc II
4 r0teu0clttC

Sonacr, Morofto, "A. WGrj. -
Nod)rid)tcn oll@ Gcj Suiolge bnbcn Die
gc9en jenc Stobt porrildcnoen Streit-
frGfte bcS Nr0tenocntcn Ncohi Die
SUPERINTENDENT geitloGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Gam cn-&crciu bea IS crm Il
mia NJ UnntrNor."

Gomcr-&rrcin bea v@crmn
mia NJ GnntrNor.~
Ncutc Nben0 hictct ser IonicN
Gcrcin cc9 ,@Irmnuio HM}inIrrdor"
I'M Northumberland cine llltCybul
tiulo, pcrbuu0cn nit @0ll. mcld)c Den
@eiudrrn l%lnterboItunR in TiiuC
ueripridbt, mic ans fol0cnN2H Rro
0rnmm rriihtlid): Gupcrtiirt NclbiH'2
SrtcitCr; Gb0rc, a. oSdmie0cjicO"
nit NrhcItcr. ~ YN1in Icucr, tclnc
aoblc," o@crmonio Mdnnerd)or;
EionpioIi. a. o9toctnrno"pou Chopin,
b. ga SiIeuic" BON Noif, Grl. Qua
Trnnf; @uBiolo yHen1cmbcr me" Don
@nlie. SEER i. Wenth; tontiihcr Nors
trnA Gin mtiItnliiher Abtn0," L. Is.
Gbriitioni; Soproliolo, Au5GepIbl.
ties. Sri. Soliir @icber; critics 2n,itrc'
tcn oc@ ncuorNnnl'jrtcn 0Nmcu-Sf.
tctta, AZ oNcoutu on Gortb" bon
Wcrcull0unhu, By .Spcr 0ic Stills"
bon Wtibel. 6rau :. 4 Nroltcr, Sri.
Solliie @iebcr Trnu 2. GiNcr.SChna
borOt, Grou q. SurforO, Mcrr y.
Mottcru, Ncrr ). Mtii. NGrr j. Weutb
umO Ncrr u. ". Nrif, NeNlcitun0:
Sri. Gpn Gronf, Iiriacnt Gulil No6
Ghriitiuui.
ciit mad Scr oltcu Sci
matt H..
SScrr Ncnru Nd)tcrfird)ClL Ger ErGs
lipcnt 0ea oElott0iitidcn &~erccu1"
Don WoibinNtp,L. Der Iih Wittuod)
BON Baltimore ans nod 0cr oItcl
@ctnntb cinidliiit mllr0t IN Der let
ten SiBlnlN 0ca &crciua oui oltac,
nCbmc MCiic iibcrroldt in0cm ibnt 5l
Gbrcn nod @ccnOi0lng Der @tidGitc
cine Nbldlic0@feiCr i@nlccnirt mllr0c.
ftocn lpur0ct Ncha!tClL Hic01r MIR
cen ~0cint9cn III plutt0clltid)cr 1n6
bnf0cutlhcr Sprud)c. mo &crr MIDI.
Mciatcr 2in bcrorrn0cn0cy Ncrclrcr
Nci@tcr, Gin, hcrUorroNcn0cr %1rc1rcr
tllr, tug ciniNc Ncrlcn aus Grie
9lcutcr'3 Iihtlm1cl Dor. Iobci MIR
Dc lilcnr aus orr riihmlidit bcfuui
ten u. Shmo3iGcn Niidlt btrporQc-
NollAcncu Enibib ncbit 0cnt 0o}u &c
boriNen NoB nciolid) 3ltQciproheu.
SnlgCH Der ErubibitioH.
&orrp q. Nyomr, 81, cbcmoIi0c
FrGiiOcnt Ger oGoIiitc0nfNont" bon
GnllItoNo Gol, murbc am Snmitno
poil 0Cn &olbinNtoHcr Ncb0rOrn I'M
Nltitro0c Ger G~n!iiorlticr l~'oli5ci pcr.
boItct. Gr iou GyAcblih in icincr
Ncinlotb ilbtr Aepiiic }ifnircn ser
unIdn1lI pcrfroHtcn Wont Nuiihllb
Aebclr. %rolpn crtlGrt, odB CT ljd) fci
hes llnrcd)t0 bculbt lei un0 Die Nunf
mn 0lt2 Gem @rlmloc ocl Nonfernlt
onIoNcn MlBtc, meii Die Erobibi.
tloi@bcuc0lnN 5ohIreidlc itrcr A!ul-
ot1, 0lc gSlll6c. mnrcll. rlIllIrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
SntcreHantc Gnft,ucttfabrt.


0'NhNA NlJNak N fAN'~ bR''
$4,000.
Ncp 0orf, fl. MGr5. - Ger
.Icro, Gllb poll Nmcrifo" bot locbelL
nebeu elmer Nuiitcuuug %aIlgemeinrr
ScitimnllngclL lueld)c iiir ole Nnf-
fobrten inter Ben Nltipi5ien Oes Clubs
gelten, oltd bic SonocrbeltinnlunQct
ieitgciett, mcldIc fir bic iplbrcno Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GnDe Septenls
Der oiciea %obrca ais Sbcil 0ca oiii'
5icllen ErogranunS 81 Ucronltalten0e
2uit.W ettiobrt fir lellfbnrc 2uitbols
Ions unO Ncroplnne bon Nelu-Dort
nod 9gbunp gclten ioIen.
Gic yScttiobrt miro inter 0citlng
zines Spejiol-Gonitcs Dcs Nero.
Glllbs nod Den allaenreinen Ncgcln
Der .Slltcrllotional Icronulttlc Nebe-
ration" 5llm Iustrog fomn1en, Ger
bon Ser .gtelu 0orf Worlo" 9citiitcte
unO nusidlicBlid iiir Den Sie1cr be-
itirnnlte Trels bctrd9t $4,000. Ter
Iero.Glub bebdlt iid] oos Mcd)t Dor,
ibn ctlun 5llr Seriiigung geitclltc wci-
tere Greiic iilr jiueite ober brittle
TlGte ober ober fiir ~belonbcrc Ge-
CORDS lclbltitdnoig unb inter eigeuer
Observation-Disclosures III pertbcilen.
Ser Gag Der @ettfobrt miro ipGter
ieitgeiest, Ood ioll er in Die 3cit Der
offi5iellenS uoion. Sutton Seller iollen.
Sci u~l9iinitigen @ittcruun9sperb1lt-
niIlcn ODER neutrality-suspicious. nnbc.
rer g%rcignii'cn bot boS Gonlite oos
Te6t, ocll 5og Scr Wcttfobrt 5il per.
ld)iebell.
Nac Nnnnclbnngcn miiiien idriit.
LID Dor oem /. SllIi Del Dem .g(crn.
Club Of gmerico", Nr. ~, Sit u.
Str, cingereid)t ru,b Don elmer Nm.
meloeDebiibr bon 5000 in @oor be-
glcitct iein. Is Ero5ent bieier &c
biihr mcrOcn jeocm Slieper, Ser
%Itortct, beiln Siort Siiriidgc5lbit. Ger
Iero.Glnb behalf lid Dos Hcdt Dor.
aud nodtrGglihe NnmclOnngen bis
gum t.. Septembcr gegen 0oppelte
Inmelocgebilhr ~ occeptiren. Mud,
ooil bieler merbcu Den lpirfliden
5beilnebmern % Ero5ent 3uriidoe-
joblt, Mnnteloc-S ormuIorc linb olii
@unid bonn Iero.Glub erbGltlid).
gae -Sabr5euge, nelbc aui
med)aniidcm Mege getriebcn iperoelL
linn 5ur S"beilnabnle bcrehtiot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

FsHe thr's Nneinun pefprst 9. satue, If3
Cn.Balttmoye'ety, nahe Gnftsm 3spte.apenss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

crlllbr babel Ole ih0rfiten gn9ri'fe.
lie 6olge merbc iein, 0ab Der @rune-
maln polliaer 3%eriiiifeIulg nnbeinl-
Tolle, cntGeNen Der friiberen @eriihe.
rilnG pom WiniitcrttldL boB Der Grit
nemalo IN ieilcn yiueicntliher De
lto%n0tbeilen" crbnlten bleibcn meroc.
nSption" oui Seutoui0s
@crfc.
Ger omcrifnuiid)c &ali Srllit 0at
cine yNptipu~ oui Sic Gcltonio @er-
fe, fiir mclhc orci Wtillioncn Wort
geforocrt ncrbcll, crmorben. Sic
Slbiiht lit, in ooS bultit)c Spnoifot
cln5,ltretcn obcr c@ 5ll i%prcnaen. TaS
oelltihe aoli.Spn0itot Ncbt sua.
gangs Sllni 81 Gnoc. linb cine Grs
neuerung oea Spu0ifnt3. GcrtrogeS
Gilt ais 5pcifelbait,
GcrboftunN uiiiidcr
StuNentcn.
sir ruiiiid)e StllOclltcll miro Der
Nooell IN bclltihcn Sonbcn pIGBlid)
tuicocr Ichr uniidcr, Sic Fpli5ct
pnBt ibncn id,ori olf. Socben iinb
IN %crlilL 0rea0cn ulN Mitmeibn
pielc rlliiiidc Stllbrlten tehniiher
&od)lduIcn in Soft Qcnonlmcn nor.
0ell. Sic mcrocn Der Ncbcimbilnoc
lei ulo Der SbeiInnbmc al &critiuo-
rln0cn bcid1uloiNt.
Gin nod 9robcrcS 3cppcs
lin Suftlhifi.
Nus Srieorihahoicn am @ooeniec
fonlmt bic Nofrid)t, ooB @roi Sep.
pelin IN @GIbc nit Dem Wolt cil1c9
neltcl 4rGbcrcn Y~uitidiiica beginner
miro.
Nn &crbinorng onmit mag cr.
iudbnt pcrocn ooB Der bieiiQc &cr.
bonO iiir Suitidiiiuhrt sic Grrid)tunG
ci1CS %Ncrooroma IN Berlin plnnt,
mo SPAR nod) irollioiiitcm Moocl.
Ncur Npporotc iir Sun.
fcntclrgruphtc.
Wit NroBcnl %ntcrciic miro oic
&rn0c ullldcnommcrL oob bic Sclc.
fnnfen-@ cIcuihoit oenm0fit init Ell,
llcr mid)tiNcn GrrunNcnlhoit por bic
SeiieiltIidtcit treten miro. IS burl
beIt lid I'M Die @critcllm9 ncllcr gtps
porotc, mCld)e init Qcreuidlno Die Be
iorberrnn0 ornbtloicr Tcpcid)cn be-
idlcuniNcn. 0icic 9lppurote mcr6cn
5ullGhIt hent &uiicr por9clcNt mcr-
oc1, che N0a 0roBe Eubliflm bcrcn
SetonntId)nit mlnd)ell miro.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-10
State LEGISLATOR Wants Divorce

Des Moincs. July 10.-Former State
Senator j. j. Crossley. of Winterset
member of the Iowa general assembly
trcm 1899 to 1907, author OF the prlm
airy election BILL and now assistan
United States district attorney FOL
northern Alaska. has brought suit ir
district court in Dss Molnes for an alb
solute divorce from his wife, ID. c
Crossley
Senator Crosslev makes the genega
charge of cruel and inhuman treatmen
against his Wife. 1t is said their dit
riculties since their marriage on Christ
mas day. 1901. have been numerous ant
serious Senator Crossley Wen, Il
Alaska last summer. but 1t Is said hi!
leaving is not one of the causes for th'
divorce
He asks only that he be given an alb
solute separation from his wife ant
such other relief as the court may deem
necessary. He does not ask for tn
custody of their minor child, now witt
Mrs. Crossley at their Winterset home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-10
OLD MAN LIKE MANY OTHERS
n We But Knew, ThsFs Ars Nunbsrs
Who Could % with Services o.
Greon Parrot

We are all striving for two things
success and happiness. TO GET tnesS
many OF US are struggling for third
fortune. In striving to attain our de-
sires many Of us need . green parrot
Out in a little town In Iowa. In the
midst OF a great stretch Of timber
and meadow. a man built a castle.
Something over $4,000 he spent In
building home. 1t was finished
within with the finest polished WOODS.
The foundation was OF brown stone.
the windows OF French plate, and
every detail was carried out IN tho
best manner. He had grown to be an
old man. He had always lived ia .
modest cottage Of ak rooms. THIS
mansion had fifteen. On one siqe
there was a magnificent stone areh
over the paved drive that led up
to the house. He had just completed
showing a friend over the place and
reached this point, when the visitor
exclaimed:
Well. John. you ought to be happy.
This is magnificent home. Here -
everything one could wish for
WAL" replied the old man. VINO
was cattle buyer. "a fellow always
wants something else"
What on earth could you want!
was the query.
"a green parrot to hang up thar
In the drive"
why green parrot?"
80 every morning afore drive out
he would say John. you're darn
fool cleveland Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-10
News Letter from vinton.

Special to Times Republican
Winston. July 10.-Marton FAIRY was
buried Friday afternoon The bursting
of a blood vessel was the Immediate
cause of the death. MIR. FAIRY was borr
at Brandon In 1864 and was taken t,
that place for burial. He never mar
ried and is survived by two sisters
Miss Daisy Spry. of Mt Vernon. sis
ter of Req. w. f. Spry of this place
was one of the winners in the C;azett'
contest ard is now on the Atlantic OF
her way abroad Miss Spry Will teacl
in our high school next year.
Constable Ruhl, OF Belle Plainc
brought to the county seat one Der
Morgan. alias Fred johnson for tn,
purpose of having his mental condi.
ton investigated with Il view of HAVING
him sent to the insane hospital at In.
dependence. The young man seemed
to be sound Of mind except on one sub.
ject. He imagined the doctors of tn,
town were experimenting on him will
X-ray machines. charged with certain
drugs while he slept. While Mr. Ruh
was waiting for the commissioners o
insanity to meet. the young maj
watching his opportunity escaped an,
the last that was seen OF him ne wa
making rapidly across the river, III
was not pursued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-10
gcEMENr THAT SUPPORTED j. J
HAMILTON WILL KEEP IN
INTERNATIONAL RACE.
STORMS MAY SUCCEED
SUPERINTENDENT RIGGS
odelI Predicts That Unless Congress
and Taft Redeem Party Pledges,
Next House Will be Democratic and
Taft Will be Defeated for Re-
election.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July lot was definite
ly learned today from one of the best
informed men in the state that there
will be candidate for the republican
nomination of governor on the prohibit
ton submission platform similar to
last year, and on which he secured 80
900 votes, tho late in the campaign and
The man whom this element is en-
deavoring to secure to enter the r.A,o
is Representative Meredith. of Cass
county, who was the author OF the re-
submission resolution introduced In the
house at the last session of the legis-
lature. Mr.. Meredith is lawyer and
one OF the most able men in the state
He was chairman of the railroad com
mittee at one session of the legislature
and was one of the leaders. While eff
forts are being made to induce Repre-
sentative Meredith to run, it is as def
initely learned from his friends that he
VIII not etnter the race.
Senator Durham, of Delaware coun-
ty, is also being considered by friends
of the resubmission movement They
all consider him a very strong candi-
date, provided he can be induced to
enter the race. 1t is definitely statet
that Mr.. Hamilton will not again enter
the race. This is in accordance will
his post-primary statement.
The resubmission element general,
thinks that the times are very propi
of John j. Hamilton was a surpris.
even to them, and they are sure the,
will make great Roadway in 1910, an,
believe they will land their man.
Prof. F. V. Storms, who is dean o
the normal department of Iowa Stat
College of Agriculture at Ames, Is on
OF the possibilities for the next stat
Professor Storms is very we'll know
over the state. and especially in edu
cational circles. He has spoken il
many sections, and is man VIII
keeps out of the ruts. If he should en-
ter the race for the position he woul,
be very strong candidate, that beini
conceded by ALL
"You would be surprised to lear
how closely the common people are fol
lowing the tariff debates in congress
said Hon. W. E. Odell, of this city, to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-10
BOYER RIVER RAGING
submersins Lower Parts of Its Valley
Decision to straishten River for
Thirty Miles Above Present
Strengthened Reaches.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Logan, July 10-The Boyer river is
out of its banks at the present time,
and submerging the lower parts Of the
valley. Notwithstanding the Boyer rlv-
er has been Strengthened on the lower
reaches, the lands are being submerged
by the water coming down from above
faster than 1t is carried away by the
Strengthened channels and, notwith-
standing the want of capacity Of the
Strengthened channel to discharge the
flood waters of the Boyer, the super
visors and land owners and the man
running the levels have decided to
straighten the river for a distance of
thirty miles above the present straight
ened reaches of the stream. AS the
slope Of the river in the hills or upper
reaches is three times greater per
mile than on the lower reaches, just
what the condition of the land owners
on the Missouri bottoms along the
Boyer may be in the future, is mat
ter of speculation at the present time.
The different engineering projects
planned, competed ana IN dlHefent
stages of completion will cost finally,
about s1,000,00O. Notwithstanding the
expenditure of so large sum in the
drainage districts of Harrison, Potta-
wattamie and Monona counties, ac-
cording to one member of the board of
supervisors of Harrison county, there
has never been one specification for
the construction of levees exacted of
the contractors, save to pile the sand
and different soils equally on each side
Of the excavated ditch or channel, and
it is further alleged that the exca-
waited material is piled without re-
striction upon grass, weeds, brush and
fallen trees, all Of which is termed a
levee and is designed to prevent over
flow for all time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-10

Of the past year and electipg officers
to serve for the ensuing twelve
months. The affairs OF the bank were
found to be in f1rst-class condition.
and the usual 5 per cent annual divi-
dend was again declared. Besides this.
a goodly sum was placed in the sur
plus fund.
The new officers elected were as fol-
lows. being in each case reelection
of the former encumbent: President
A. W.. Beed; vice presidents, g. F,
Beed and H. l.. Harrison; cashier N.
A. 1nglis; assistant cashier, F. III.
Ridgeway; teller, Lavine Jones.
Directors for the ensuing year are
j. c. Powers, A. w. Beed, E. S. Pat
terson, N. A. Inglis. Jacob Pohl, G.
r. Beed and II. L. Harrison.