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Baked Bean Scum.

Chop fine one pound of lean beef and
one pound Of salt pork. Add a quart
can of baked beans, one bunch of Gel
cry chopped fine and one large onion
sliced. Cover with cold water and sim
mer TO rthree hours. Then rub
through a sieve AMI heheat, Swimming
carefully. Season to taste and serve.
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STRUCTURAL BUILDING TRADES ALI.
ance-Meets nrst and third Monday At
Kalamazoo Blk President Jas. H. Power:
Vice President, W.. Hunt: recording
secretary. William Harouor. Smithville:
1908 w. Fourth ST.: Business Agent. Nj. J.
Harvey, Residence, 91y =. Sixth St.: office.
kalamazoo Blk. office hours 3 to = q M.
to .. m. and : TO- : y IN. Zenith paons
236.Y
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Department for U'on1enr

than when fried.
It is very simple to learn how to
broil steak. If your stove has a broil-
er it renders the task much easier
than If you have to hold the broiler
over the Goals. Salt and pepper the
steak and place 1t in the broiler.
Watch it closely, and as soon as it! be-
gins to drop turn it. Then, If the
steak is not more than an inch thick,
let it cook from five to eight minutes.
Remove it from the broiler to a hot
platter and run little melted butter
over it and place around it potato
chips
Broiled steak should be served pip
ing hot. Do not allow it to stand aft
er broiling, but have everything ready
so the steak can be served Immediate
ly. A nice gravy can be made by stir
ring into the drippings a tablespoon
full Of butter and a tablespoonful of
flour, and when this is we'll Drowned
add cupful or more of water. This
makes ricn brown gravy.
With little care and patience, any
housewife can learn to broil steak, and
we feel sure that If she has once mas
tered the art of broiling she will pre-
fer it to her old way Of frying
Medical Talk
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ClGARMAKERS' UNION 80. k9l-Msets
drst and third Wednesday, Of each month
IL Kalamazoo Bldg. Is W. Superior street.
President, H. Pereault: vice president.
Frank Aeideman: financial yscretary-treas-
urer. Jacob Patskowski. oil E.. Second St.
Oakes care kon Fernandez Cigar Co.
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FEDERATED TRADES Observation-Disclosures
second and fourth Friday of eacn month
President, S. s. Mcdonald; vice president,
Edw: Blackwood: financial secretary treas
urer, VIM: Perry; recording-secretary. r.
Jones, 224 End Ave. E.; reading Clerk, Geo.
Northfield.
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Clam BoujlIon.

Chop two cupfuls of CLAIMS fine, and
put in saucepan in their own liquor.
Scald them and skim, then add two
cupfuls of water, one tablespoonful of
chopper celery, bay leaf, sprie of
parsley and little pepper. Bring to
boil, strain through cheesecloth and
serve in cups with whipped cream on
ton
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Aeeta every second anu fourth Thursday
of eacn lnOntA al A>aAAMazuv six. IL w.
Superior street President John Z. Soutn.
VICE President, Miss Ethel lax; Business
Agent Edw., .LaAssed. .Deimonlco restau-
rant; Fin. Sec. Emil hollanoe4, .vS E. Fifth
Street: Rec. Sec. Nina Aanuvick, Boston
Cafe; TREASURED. Geo. Nausck, ovA W. sup.
Street. ',:- -
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CAKPENrEKs. UNloN-Mes,s every

CARPENTERS UNlON-aMee.s every Tues
day evening 1t kowley ilall. 40 W. list
St. President. G. w. <Hergher. 1912 EaS,
Fifth St.; vice PRESIDENT Peter Anderson.
e15 E. 5th ST.: recording secretary. ". *.
Wowler. 2115 E. Fifth ST.: treasurer. Edw.
Erickson, SIC Ninth Ave. f.: kiu.-Sec., s. F.
Skrove. l24 Exeter st. =
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SHEET METAL WO:..s~sl;s' UNION No.
*, A. 3. ~. W. n .A.-Mests thu nrs,
ana third Wednesday, OF saan month kalA.
maxoO block. at . y. nj. 4'ceSluenl, Artnue
Moore: vice ~ resident, ChRs. Cause: 1lnau.
cial secretary. M. }. Harvey. 9ly hast sixth
street: corresponding anu recording seei.-
kSry. r. Little, 517, l:i avenue Ex.s.
treasurer. Ely Ducnarne.
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Beef Soup.

Have the butcher break up a mar
row bone, then put it in the soup ket-
tie and cover with cold water; add half
a carrot, two stalks Of celery and an
onion, all chopped fine. Simmer this
until the vegetables are very soft, then
take out the bone, cool the soup and
skim it, rub through a sieve and then
reheat 1t. Add one cupful Of cold
mashed potato one tablespoonful of
minced parsley, one tablespoonful of
butter, pinch of soda and one table
spoonful of cornstarch rubbed smooth
In small cupful of cold water. Cook
until it thickens, and serve Immediate
ly with croutons.
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PAINTERS: DECORATORS AND PArEn.
AANGERS--Meets every Tuesday A.
kalamazoo ,0iock. IL W. Superior Street
President W. +. Perry. IL r. nth 81. ::
vice pres; w. H.. BROOKS, 1872 MINI, Ave ::
treasurer. E. }. saltau; financial secretary.
D. NJ. ROBINSON; recol uiug secretary. Jxn
II. POWERS. bl3 =. Fifth st. -: -
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PLAsTERERs' UNION, No. So, o. r.. L. A.
meets on second ana 1ourln Wednesday
OF each montn at halanlazuu Blk. fresl-
cent, II. Callahan; vice president, c. .ror-
TER; flnanc4ai seci etafy, r. rerrott, Du-
lutn heights; corresponding secretary. ~.
WATSON "a 49,.
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION NO. ;,

ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION NO. 81.
Meets On the hrnt, third and nth raurs-
day O1 each aontn. ~ lac h.AaAnASoo
DOCK. Hail ICY Freslaent. VIM. h. MUIR.
nian. sob E. second 81; tinanc.a. .evte.
.AEy treasurer H.. :. Gibbs. 2l5 W.. Fifth
et.: recvrulnE- SECRETARY. w. J.. Hunt. All
. 21st Ave. t.. w: IL. .McCollu1n, ,nusllsss
agent, Ash East Supslior 81, rrank r'lsu.
or. freUdent. Seventh District Council
National kAotsl. Minneapolis. ALlnn-
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East Third stree recording secretary. ".
r.. sullivan. lVy 27th.Avs. W. ~ $&',,.j \,

AIUsICLANs' UNIONssNo. Is. "A. f. Of ii.
Meets nrst ,Auesu4y OF each month at
their headQuarteis.sx2lsWe st superior street.
President. i: u. Berger: vice. preslden,.
Chas. helmer;, financial secretary. L..C.
Cof1in; treasuie en- !. Al. :suaahl; sergeant at
arms, e. Is. Simpson; lecoruinE secretary.
W. -. butcher. 81 81 =. First ST. J, - :
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= -, A->'; I, 4 VS.. -, =
James Freeborn, - 49,. e.1s s.%$:.. 5 .sS
,5e." / Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant: =. =, 5s,.4 5a3.s 1. u g.
You are hereby summoned and res
CURED TO answer the complaint OF the
which is filed in the office Of the Clerk
Of the. District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, in and for the County
Of st. Louis and State Of >Minnesota,
and to serve copy Of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office. at 40s-404 Torrey Bldg.
In the City Of Duluth in said County,
within thirty (30) days after the
service Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive of the day Of such service; and
If you fail to answer the said com
plant within, the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will. apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the said complaint. e =,
Dated December 18th. 1908 81
A. N. McGINDLEY
Attorney for Plaintiff, x.
403-404 Torrey Bldg,
Duluth. Minnesota S.
Labor World, Jan. Is, 49,. 80, Feb. 8.
," 13,- 20, 1909. >--f- - a>f.E@-sS
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the. 9Th day of February, 1909 at ten
ested in said hearing and IN said mat
ter are hereby cited and required at
said time and. place to show ause. = IL;
any there be, why said petition should
NOT be- granted. . ISL. #4s 81 Il
Ordered Further, That this order Sc
served by publication In the Labor:
World according to Law. IS 81.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, January
18th, 1909. Z. B. - 49,.
-. ss. e. g.. J. b. MIDDLECOFF,
n ,z&t. Judge Of Probate
(seal. Probate Court st. Louis Cos
Labor World, Jan. is, %, 80. 1903. &. B.
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LATHEKs' UNION. Ne. ;s. W. W.. & III. 4.
k.-Meets on the second anu fourth Era.
day u each Iaunth ~. kalaInAAVo BIk
President James Oatman; vice presiden;
harley Olson; secretary Albert Meldahl
sVI ~. HAA., Amen <.~..ue w.. lA.~su. o..
a. :. Msioanl. sos =. s,xty-.hir A..au.
West. .. :. o.. ~ ..t',
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STEAMF1TTERS' UNION No. &26-Meets
second anu fourth Wednesday Vt earn
month at ~ West Superior st. President
Il: II. Dempsey; vice president nj Cody;
Cor. Sec, r. Greenwood: lin. Sec, K. j.
Wicks. 213 Lake Ave. s.: treasurer. y. q.
Larson, g2Q =, Fifth street.
nrst Sunday in each month A. kalama-
zoo Block. President. b. Bredeson; vice
president. NJ. Olnaem: recording secretary.
H. NJ Wilson: secretary treasurer Edgar
T. Hughes Move tribune officA. -
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss. District Court, Elev.
enth Judicial District. ~ IL. ist
Rebecca Freeborn, :, q If .s5s#
...... =. -. r. = -. - Plaintiff,
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LICENSED TUGMEN's PROTECTIVE AS

AAVI1N0AZO p = ASs
ISOLATION, Zenith Lodge No. I.-Meets list
and 3rd Wednesday gof each month during
,he winter season at Marine Engineers hal.
31Oa w. First street. fresluent. M. Glochle,
first vice president, c:has. lMcEachen: sec
ond vice president, andrew CARROT; Finan-
cial Secretary Jas. Wash, rs Fifth. avenue
West; recording anu corresponding secrs-
tary, Albert Jones. Ito =. Sixth. st. =; treas
urer, e. II. Green, 1515555E. Fourth St.
MARINE. ENGlNEEiksI Bl;NEEICIAl. As.
ISOLATION. No. 7S.-Neets : every Friday
of each month uuring she WINTER months
at Marine Engineer's Hall. aloi w First st.
preBluent. CnAs. itecto.{: hrs; i vice vi ssl.
dent Guy Webb: treasurer, A. Harvey, r. o.
abox 1ys: corresponding SECRETARY. J. y. Burg
212: Minnesota avenue. s}s Iii IL EElfl "
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order of Hearing ON Petition for Prog
= bate Of VIII. .>.

L. w.-Jan. q. 9, 1s, 20, 80, 1909.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
Mcdonald Heads
Iowa Grand Army
Bayard Man is Elected Depart
ment Commander by Big
Majority.

FORT DODGE, Ia, rune s.-(Special
Telegram.)-The Iowa Grand Army of the
Republic encampment elected Mix Nc
Donald OF Bayard, department commander
by a big majority, defeating Dyer Of Mason
City. s. ]. Robertson Of Fort Dodge was
elected senior vice commander; e. P. Mes
ser Of Sheldon, junior vice chaplain; e.
Robbins of Williams. vice commander,
The women's Relief corps elected Marie
L. Bashsm Of Des Moines department pres
ident, defeating several candidates. Mar
garet McClain OF Fort Dodge was elected
senior vice president; Mrs. Leona Brown OF
Council Bluffs, junior vice president; Jessie
Mckay of DEBORAH, treasurer.
The Ladies Of the Grand Army of the
Republic elected Mrs. Vena Barth of Greer
department president. Mrs. HALEY Of De-
witt was elected senior vice president; Mrs
Barnholt of Davenport, Junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Emma Krappel of Waterloo
treasurer; Mrs. Davis Of Oskaloosa, chap
lain. Mrs. Kathryn Hyde of Des Moines
retiring president, was made counsellor.
The Sons Of Veterans made H. C. Ring
of Marion commander; L. A. Reed of Cen
trail City. Junior vice commander; N. H.
Knopf of Fort Dodge, Paul N. Clark OF
Cedar Rapids and DIR. p. C. Pherfin Of Des
Moines, member OF division council; dele
gates at large to ~commandery in chief, Hon,
Guy C. Feeley OF Waterloo; J. II. Fenton
of Cedar Rapids, J. W. Miller of winterseti
L. A. DilIey of Devanport, secretary.
Des Moines undoubtedly gets the next
-encampment
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10

EsrHERVIILLE-Nearly every family in
this city having small children is reportei
having the measles.
TEAER-As a result OF n fall Levi
Boone, the l7-yeaT-old son OF Mrs. Mary
Boone OF this place, has lost his reAson
and become INSANE. The attending physi-
clans are doubtful whether he will ever
be rational again. While riding In = wagon
young Boone fell out, inturing his spine.
EDGEWOOD-The fourteenth annual re.
union of the Tventy-first Iowa infantry
regiment Of the civil war is to be held here
on Wednesday, June Is A number OF
prominent Iowa veterans nav been Sc
cured 70 speak. The Twenty-first is one
of Iowa's most noted regiments, Il having
served in probably more OF the big en-
gagements of the rebellion than any other
from this state.
MARBLE ROCk-Dr. D. c. McSinch of
this place was seriously and perhaps
fatally intarsd today by being thrown from
a boxcar in which he was loading a horse
at the local freight depot OF the Rock
Island. While he vas loading the anima
a switch engine bumped into the car,
throwing DIR. McNinch 10 the ground,
breaking an arm. and a leg, and, IL is
believed. injurihg him internally.
ToLEDO--A class Of thirty-seven was
graduated from LeandeT Clark college OF
this place tonight Prof. Guy SWartZel OF
the University Of Chicago delivered the
c-ommencemcat address.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
Council Bluffs
SALOON FIGHT 70 COURT
Opponents Of New General Petition Of
Consent Will Appeal.
ATTORNEY FOR ANTS TALKS
Case First Comes Tn for Hearing
Before the Board Of Supervisors
June 23-wim Explain
the Law.

The anti-saloon forces are determined to
leave no stone unturned in their fisht so
defeat. IL possible. the new general petition
Of consent secured by the saloons of Coun-
ell Bluffs. II they cannot defeat it at the
hearing to be held before the Board Of
Supervisors Wednesday, June %, the fight,
II was stated yesterday, would he con-
tinued in the courts.
NJ. S. Odie Of Des Molnes, attorney for
the Iowa A~nti-saloon league. was in Coun-
ell Bluffs yesterday to lend his assistance
to the local forces in the fight against the
petition Of consent. MY. odie is responsible
for the statement that the matter would
! undoubtedly be taken into the courts II
they aid not succeed in defeating the petit
ton before the Board OF Supervisors.
MY previous experience in other counties
has shown me that members of boards of
supervisors are not generally familiar with
the law, and In order to secure a decision
based strictly on the law It is usually
necessary to 60 to the district court. In
some counties 1 have seen the supervisors
declare a statement OF consent sufficient
when It lacked a large number Of the re-
duisite names. l do not say, however
that the supervisors of mie
county would do this. In fact, we intend
to prevent them. IL possible" said Attorney
Odle.
Mr.. Odle declined to make public at this
tint the plan Of the fight that the anti
saloon forces intend making before the
Beard Of Supervisors, beyond that thcy'
were still circulating Withdrawal petit
tlons." I'm the event that WI fail to in
duce enough signcrs of the consent petition
to withdraw their names so as to make
II ineffective we win resort to- other meth
DDS to defeat it IL possible. We have strong
hopes Of being able to defeat this new
general petition Of consent," declared At
torney Odle.
Mr.. Odle returned last evening to Des
Moines after spending the day in confer
cree with r. c. F. Chambers, the district
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league,
and other leaders in the opposition to the
saloons, but expects to return here at the
time that the petition will come before the
Beard Of Supervisors.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
I DEvANEY is LOCKED UP
He IL Charged with Cutting Dan
KirIey in Fight.

He IL Charged with Cutting Dan
Kirley in Fight.
Dick Devaney is being held at the city
jail in default of bail, placed at $500, await
ing the result OF injuries received by Dan
Kirley, a machinist, In a fight some time
after midnight Tuesday night on Sixteenth
avenue. Devaney is said to have sIashed
Kirley across the abdomen with a knife,
inflicting a wound four inches long. The
cut penetrated the abdominal cavity but
not. II was said yesterday. the intestines.
The police, IL is said, rave been able to
learn but little regarding the trouble be-
tween Devaney and Kirley, as the latter is
extremely reticent concerning Il. Devaney
denies cutting Kirley, although he admits
having a fight with him. Kirley, so the
police say, declines to tell who did the
cutting.
Kirley was found by a policeman hiding
behind a fence and was taken TO the office
OF DIR. Bellinger in the midst of the heavy
storm, He was given temporary attention
and then removed TO Mercy hospital In a
cab. Information secured by the police led
them TO look for Devaney and he was taker
into custody about ? o'clock in the morning
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
DeVoI-MttcheII,

Miss Georgia Mitchell and Mr.. Roy Devol
were married last evening at the home
of the brides parents, County Treasurer
and Mrs. James w. Mitchell. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Marcus P.
Mcclure, rastor OF the First Presbyterian
church., in the presence of a large gather
ing of relatives and friends of the bride
and groom. Following the wedding cere-
mony an informal reception was held. Mr..
and Mrs. DeVo left last night for Mime
apolis and the lake district for a wedding
trip, On their return they will occupy
apartments in the Grand hotel annex until
their home on Glen avenue is ready for
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10

DsviH. drugs.
CORRIGANS. Undertakers. Phones las.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. S9.
FAUST BEER At ROGERS BUFFET.
When you ~ ant reliable want ad adver-
Using use The Bee.
Or. vs.. W. Magarer. optometrist. moved
to 905-H0S City National bank building.
BAIRD. LoNGENECKER a. ROLAND,
Undertakers "Phon 122,i IA y. Main st
Try a picture for that next wedding pres
ent. Aiexander's Art store, 5s Broadway.
Ed Gilday. who is suspected BY the police
Of stealing a saw, Is being held at the city
jail for investigation.
PoIawattamie tribe, Improved order Of
Redmen, will meet this evening for the
mutation OF a class OF candidates.
John T. White who recently accepted a
position with a New York firm. has left
tor a short business trip TO England.
X. Bailey Of Oklahoma City and Jessie
Chhee of Topeka, Kan, were married In
this city Yesterday by Rev. Henry DeLong.
A fine SS25 Weser Bros. piano, shop worn,
At ;226- Greatest opportunity ewes offered.
70 Pearl street and Is South Main street,
Council Bluffs, la.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Inger Peter
son will be held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Danish Lutheran church and
burial VIII be IN Fairview cemetery.
Major G. H. Richmond, chief of police
the convention son q tie ISternStonsi Asso,
citation OK Chiefs OF Police. During his
absence Captain Shafer Will be acting chief.
When your sweetheart names the day
she wants to marry It's up to you to get
the ring. not only get the ring but the
best ring that you can afford to buy, but
Of the best 22s West Broadway.
Harry Beei. bound over to the grand t6rJ
on the charge of embezzling $50 from the
Simon Grocery company, by which he wa:
formerly employed, secured his release
from the county iall yesterday afternoon
BY furnishing a bond in the sum of $500.
Word was received at police headquarters
yesterday morning that Marion Moss, sec
tion foreman for the Northwestern railroad
at Crescent had been held UP and robbed
Of n small sum OF money Tuesday night
by & tall and a short man. Owing to the
darkness, Moss was unable TO give any
description OF his Rssailants.
Mrs. Mary smetak. against whom her
brother-in-law Albert Wanna, had filed an
information charging her with being in
sane. was after a hearing yesterday dis
charged BY the commissioners on insanity
Mrs. Smetak's husband 10 on a claim In
North Dakota and she has been living with
her brother-in-law and his family for the
last two years.
wANTEp-To LOAN 1000 ON FURNI-
TURE. PIANOS. LIVE STOCK OR ANY
SECURITY. LOWEST RATES, WEEKLY
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. BUSINESS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE
ROOMS FOR CONSULTATION. COME
TO SEE US. PHONE BELL f las
IND, $50. IOWA. LOAN CO., CORNER
PEARL AND BROADWAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
Funeral OF RnIph Cro.rlex.

The funeral OF Ralph Crossley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Crossley. who was
killed Monday by the accidental discharge
Of a rifle with which ne had been hunting,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
family home in Garner township. The
esteem in which the young man was held
was evidenced by the large attendance Of
sorrowing friends and by the many beauti.
full floral tributes. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. John Kroonemeyer, pastor
Of Bethany Presbyterian church. Burial
was in Walnut Hill and the pallbearers
we're Fred Barton, Arthur Lorenz, Henry
Beck, Harry Hansen, Arthur Collister and
Max Bebensee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
Total, seven transfers 80.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel $50. Night, F-l7Ol
Animal Tuberculosis and MIX.

Animal Tuberculosis and MIX.
Animal tuberculosis and MIX will be
the subject OF DR.. j. w. Kime's lecture this
evening in the auditorium of the public
library building. Stereopticon views will
be used as means of best illustrating vital
points in the campaign now being waged
against animal tuberculosis.
DR.. Kline comes to Council Bluffs in his
official capacity as state medical lecturer
on tuberculosis for the Ioaw Board of
Health and under the auspices of the Pot
tawattamie Medical society. The lecture
promises to be largely attended. Mayor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
oLuD GUS AT LAKE MANAwA
FIsh and Game Association Forms
Holding Corporation.

Fish ana Game Association Forms
Holding Cooperation.
Articles OF Incorporation Of The Improve
ment company, the organization effected
among the membership of the Council
Bluffs Fish and Game Protective associa
ton to purchase a building to be used as a
club house at Lake Manawa were filed for
record yesterday. The articles specifically
state, that the company. is organized with
cut intention of pecuniary profit or financial
recompense and it's Indebtedness at no time
is to exceed 5000. The articles are signed
by Thomas Maloney, T.. A. Barker and w.
II. Thomas Charles F. Paschel. secretary
Of the Council Bluffs Fish and Game Pro-
tective association, is president of the hold
ing company M the other officers are
c. A. Tibbits. vice president; Harry NJ
Brown. secretary, and p. j. MeBrldem
treasurer.
The company has purchased the Krug
building outside the enclosure at Lake
ManaWa and will move it onto the site
given the club by the street railway com.
pany, The company expects to expend al
least $1,000 in remodelinE and Improving the
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
HARD STORM COVERS IOWA
Much DamaE IL Done by Lightning,
Rain and Hall.

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia, June s.-CSpe-
cial )-Terriflc storms Of wind, rain and
hail, accompanied in places by violent
lightning, swept over sections of central
and northern Iowa last night and this
morning. In many places the wind and
lightning did much damage, but no loss OF
life was reported. Dozens OF barns and out
buildings were struck by lightning, and the
resulting fires did much damage to prop
erty. In other places the hail seriously
damaged the young corn and in still others
houses and barns were unroofed by the
wind.