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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-22
County Asse ssor.

You know Frank Hobbs. Some Of
you have known him long time.
You have always found him to be an
upright, honorable gentleman, one
who attends strictly to his own bust
ness and is reliable and sincere in
all that he undertakes
You know that he has served you
faithfully the last two years as
County Treasurer.
You know that when The last cleo
ted County Assessor was taken i'll
that Mr.. Hobbs got in and made the
assessment for him and is familiar
with the property valuation of Ell
more County,
You know that if MI Hobbs is cleo
ted assessor, you will have man
that will attend strictly to his Of
Iicial business, will serve the county
as the county ought 10 be served
and will do The square thing with
everybody with whom he comes in
contact.
Is this not the kind Of a man that
you want for assessor?
Do you know that You can do bet
ter by voting for his opponent?
Frank Hobbs has be tried and
has not been found wanting.
Don't you think that you will be
doing the right and proper thing
to give him your support at the COM
ing election?
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-10-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior United
States Land Office, Boise, Idaho,
September %, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
b. Faraday, filed in this Office ON
September %, 1919 his application
to select under Section 250O the fol
lowing described lands to-wits
Lot 8, Sec. ! 4, T. s., r, H., Il. NJ.
ANY and all p -rsons claiming adY4
sely the lands described or desiring
10 object because Of the mineral
character OF the land, or for amy Other
reason, to the disposal to the appli-
cant, should file their atfidayits OF
protest in this office on or before
November IA, 1910.
VIM. BALDERTSON,
Register
First Publication Oct. /, 1910.
Last Publication Nov. 8, 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
CH,rFrF,R DR,Nk ~ 10rRr
Magistrate Took Judicial Notice NJ TaSI
her's Condition.

,iarles Rice. ~ years old e ~ Fast
if'c"urH street. @ chauffeur for the New
York rl,inah Company. was arrested yes
rerday morning by Policeman Merritt for
Icing drunk Will" driving an automobile
When RIr" vas arraIRn"d before Magis-
'-at" IIpu,.. m in.. Jefferson Market court
~" policeman sad that while he was
~ duty and waiting for car ~ sixth
avenue amt Thirty third street be- law
AZ automobile com" uu Broadway and
smash -'rIfyn INTO % Irir'v-fpur'h street
Crns.'owu car A. he WAS the only rpIire-
man ~ -IErt Merritt made an iryostiga-
inu ard concluded hat RIO" Vas drunk
= f1-' .IdIuiil MOTTO" that ha t. drunk
nov. at NtEI-'rir" Hu4-u
lt''' va- no ia'ray. don" ~ rifIor
~ -" care. and rpuDdv Wa IN a." tai
30" d"rI"1 r" was .n'ry .'ai"d and sad
'r4t b." mad raan vurzIug tLIrtv.-IS
r'.rs H' -'ro'gh and NAV Ia.. I..n
-I""rv. ~" va held 10 81 ~ bafI fnr
'rlt|
Something must na don" ~ drunken
Ciaur"yr- SAID o." Magistrate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

Noniciair woman VINO Has Had the same
One n Years Explain

No~rCLAIR Y J Sept Mrs Enott
seward e ~ Grove street. Who has had
ON" servant Mara T M"rn"r for r..riod
- thr'y-fy" wears md five months
today EaN" the -sgUar" deal ~ the
formula fur Keeping servants
/ nav" always accorded Maria kind
ness and consideration. said Mr. S"Wari
i do not interf"r" with her system Of
conducting M" Kitchen AFFAIRS =" long
~ good results Ar" achieved. may think
that nv way Of Eo,uWI Fishing task -
IN" right way. but n the servant ha. an
other method aud that brings about tho
desir"d result. arm satisfied DO not
h"h"y" 10 IruG"sinR hard and fast rules
for -" conduct - household arsyrs
In ~" matter - ~" servants table
too Hag" fu.ul than a good plau H. -
adopt q ir"ral policy In" rSTsrI.no.r ~
I"tghburs who hav" 'u3"ayor.t 'p INIT
~" U"HV 81 fi' -"TyAutz nave shown I'm.
~" folly ~ attempting ~ deprive them
" 't. things that 't-v d,.-irr and winch
the" Will ultimately s.rfl,. b., sIbicrftIg..
A servant has moro r"-r.Cf for A hl.ral
rnI-tT"-- than for ur'. who ~ IA-stmonious
ana % - NOR" pruitai,l" for ~" mist -.zs
10 h" GENEROUS - her holp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
TaR THTETEs HsD GINS
aatirsaa D~teeslve. Dsased . Vs~ nasl-t.
aasi Gsa only ono Wan

Mat'hsS , Riley. ~ YEAR. Old a driver
Oh" -av- b.. lives a. nj ws-t Sixt~~nth
street. was held IN 'hs We, SIDE prlir,.
court Yesterday IN ~ M hail Tor further
examination IN charge - burglary
male against him nv a des~vtive FOR the
N"~ York Central Railroad According
- the dst~-tive Riley uaa arrested 80
'.rl"cs Yesterday morning after q pistol
hght h-'we-n, trio - alleged burg Ars
and several railroad detectives In the
freight yar,i- =, Thir'i=.h ...=ss aa.!
Eleventh avenue E.sht shots were fred
but M one va hurt
The det~Ctive said the men we're dis
covered after they had brok en- the seal
and removed three barrels - scrap bras.
Nallsd az alSO from a box car They we're
rolling the hariels away when detected
A. they lodged behind other freight cars
me -! tho burglars shot a. the detectives
They returned In kind and the fisillade
was on
In Thirtieth stree, betwe@n Twelfth
and Thirteenth avenues the det~ctv -
came upon Riley With q hor~@ and wagon
Thew put him under arrest and later
learned that the horse belonged To- q
tr'Ickman for whom Riley works. but
that the wagon had been stolen from a
stable on sixteenth street near Tenth
avenue Riley denied beng With the
car theves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
s1JS'v sSssSsn SSSNSS
0s~ss ossH~euns - sas5t~ss guus-ass~s
- fassa.is 0uar~a e-sag~~s

Hssfsss s-rf q ~ ---
4uanraa tsfhssfffi - ~ itsr--- q
yHva assftt 80 sr=sssi ~ fhs= ~ifv 49,
Hn nIufassie~ r-iiailYfts a~F~sris ntti ~. sisv
q ar@af rafh=rine - arria-ttafira NV
Ureaf nrifnin 800 rrif-st STATES Hrsi
rtrasft ts=-snft-si rff sfir ~ go si-siif.i.
fIan - 81 attnss ftfHesirff Hsif siaa f.t
tff-sili q -hurrh s,nsrs--- 80 o. sassia tni
fB HarfIrffsnf@ In 90 HI a-Hfsnnrv a-'sa
Hratirn tf tnrrr4Ha - - ~ rsi-
HrHf.Hu - FF= HraF .FHrah . Fnainnii
-=rvir~ .n Csna,ts sHIaF 80 H--u -~n.
fInu1fts =inr-
HisNsp Frs-t-r .Hursrsv 7r~af ~
fr- af-rIrr ----Fae srsi fFans 1T.rinf
- fHaa1 ur tn1usfufinH f1 So 0f" stili
% 30 fh. Hra-zf s1H1 -r-r rniia-fs.i In
'His say 10 t1 tnriirnn s-rv 80 IN 'tflisii,
FInFHrssn saz sufs-srtrnfiv Felt 40
rHI... Hn- - 80 sr-ss-rs 80 30 Hahop
= tanr,sr sHu t-1sfs-si ~tHrH enthusiasm
~ 10 spaH- - frs q'Isiit.- - 80 ate
n M ard - 80 a.stfss- ant ltsvrti1n =
q ~ rr.-=uf -ui-r "a FnFfnri Wh-u 10
nsiIfis-,i tho ntfirsns- rr@~ H.fi sanE
- tisid save che kin9
4 givir r-~~pfi1n fooH place This aff~T
noon ant t1 1tEhf s-rv ir~s ser- nGatn
h@ld in fhs r@v rasksslFnl ~. Rt-hop
- London si'i 0saash In 30 0ffhestral
20 rnorrow f1ornins snd ~ ~ PNuls
hitrrh fhs ssrmlnn oil - ~ ths Wshpp
- gh-gps whii- al 80 Anglican pstluif.
- tha ritv will b. FLIED ~ American and
British bi-hop-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
THE HOT WITH THE RIG ROIL.
admits H- S,sl~ o. amt In,~u,sd ~tsry
mat PuIEIed New jersey Pslire

Michael frasst. ne sis'--n- yesr old
boy With a Sea roll. Who va. arrested on
Friday ~ th~ Pennsylvania Railroad
station ~ Jersey city With Wallace Car
lock - wears old. A. they were about -
start for IA. West admitted yesterday 10
Chief % Police MonAhan - Jersey CITY
that his tale % dad mother. an ssnp
legacy which dwindled 20 stSO when his
farmer uncle az windgap Pa got through
takirS car" ~ " and the uncle himself
WASH, true Michael made hrs conf"-
sion IN the presence Of Michael Tram.
HE father % SIS Fast ?2Oth street New
York Citv. who aaid he -uSp~C'ed The roll
had originally amounted 20 s4IS and had
bean taken from = drawer IN his store on
Thursday
Tn" BOY said 4. took the money hecaus.
he wanted 20 zee somethinE Of The world
and have a good time He didnt like 20
travel alone. he said. and invited his
friend Wallace Carlock clerk in
NiliamsbrIdge grocery stqrs TO 80 along
With him Carlock was tiled ~ clerking
and consented 10 travel a. lon. a. thu
money held out
The elder TRAM vent 20 Jersey city
With Lieut. Wickham Of the Harlan
detective bureau 20 prevent the Jersey
City police from puzzling their heads
further over the case Of the ninaways
The boys were taken 20 New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

W- Ht~sssl4= Fs.s=saan . - fhtFli
go - - ~ ~nr aom.s eyuns "a
- rs~HfF fifst ssress ansvtfssi ssaffa ~
if s.rtssH v--s~r.itr lnHrrInf ~tre
.HssfIrsfa . 80 UHs Wfsusa stn 9
eafh-rrH tfa.iff Hsr tive - .Hrfu s.,t -
100 fri 80 fffsHinE h-s .rs1 n-fTi.v
.aIisrv shrr Hsr srf~aUss rrsHsnf rsne-
usn F'frhs 70. e. fws q go -r-.t
HaFrv IhurrIa q 80 Firaf avsnHe fnst
Nirhntua le@H-sss - - Fifsf trersts
non hlhuwsst itsHsus g. 80
s.Iif-Fisa niahfsfira tnfi $500 n ~ fiffi
Ihuunaa Hstrhst 49, $50 ns.ur-fHHr
Hir ps'rHss snsi p,tiiesi 1fit BIO f-vltv@f I'D
Hfitnsr't % 81 80 yalrgr- H=ssf ne
s'ltia-fllsn lfnrasft Hn 80 rtsssl Iitsf -
- tia-i cot ne .#IIfaf sHfssssst
~ 30 n.ad
tnnfh-T Policeman rnr1- 90 Ha fHs Fftu
iFi Hn~ % fH- rnnE ~tafis - wtfh go
rr-lref l.trHs hafi co. 90 thHfuns Hrfi
FsTrns tnd --rt 49, HfFsr ufiIis~tiisst o.
g. f1@ vu'tns sufnan So htd hurrtssi
~ rhsu 80 Hghf aftrf-sl
Ih- sufuan H1d gre only q shuss -
u'r~ sheu 49, ufhers - $40 Fnna aairest
boz anu s-r~ ptrshtne H@r fHuaf't = hail
~=v Efi~n fHs nuiir~man rtnra up amt
trresfetl fheul Thssa 49, ssr. William
and John Stevens q ist Fasf Ts-uty
Ihs rrisun-rs w~r- trratn as.sl hefuss
NsEt-trst~ Murray IN ths Ynrhvtli- p,Hr.
"utrt ht-r vhsr- Mis- Fff,~r-rn made .
rut..J sinf The MaHistrats rou,niitsssl
ne fn'ir ~ th- vur sho'ts" fur thres ninn'h-
each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
DOUGHTY CO.'S TO JAN.
HIs VIE says He Told Her the Count
Could Go 60 the JsuaI PIare.

Mabel l.. Doughty sued Joseph W
Doughty. a contractor. for divorce ia
1907. and just after she had served the
papers on him she got an order % arrest
on the ground tina, he was about 20 leave
the Jurisdiction 81 the court In AshinR
for It she told Of a conversation she hal
with her husband at the Grand Central
Station on October %. 1907. " In he teIe-
phon~d her 20 meet him there
Mrs Doughty asked her husband what
he wanted 81 her and Doughty aid he
thought che might like 10 see him She
asked him II he didn't get the divorce
papers and he said
-Ies. but II won't do YOU any good
III show you what revenge will do Even
II the Judge orders me TO pay you money
IN skip out aud you won't he able 60 get
dollar I'll go 20 Philadelphia and I
don't care II never see New York again .
Mrs Doughty said she told her hus-
hand she would force him 20 pay what
was ordered 10y m" court and he re-
piled
You and the Court can both 60 10
hell
Mrs Doughty and hor lawyer have
haen irving n arrest Doughty ever sine"
and dint fird him until Yesterday. when
the order ~ arrest was served and he was
taken 10 Ludlow street Jail under g. 90
bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
u,IE 1u>E or uro URr,k.
delaware state TrcasurrrS DAUGHTER
Drove Into pole Tier Mother uurt.

~ FI. nei SEPT Mrs David
Od"l Moore. vii" Il n"lavar.. STAT.
TREASURE. Was seriously injured "a An
AUTOMOBILE" accid-nt last evening Mr.
Nuor" his n" and daughter Miss Pau
nm" yer" -"furning from Salisbury when
a WII" attached Ia q cart becani. fright
en"i and started bark ing TOW arl IN.
au'0wuriI" vhtrh was running ~ nearIy
thirty miles an hour
Miss Moore was az tho wheel and ia
tryIuE - r-evSnt = collision drove ~.
aut"nuhil" into a telephone pole. spin
'"rIns % and Wr"CkIug tho innchin..
Al e~oaUe'i sariDsIs injury sIcapfInR Mr..
N""r" Nh' struck ia" pol" She will
recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

80 ast sasns fsss~s w. - B-t--s s-ss
rs.a seis,t - Fsstss

tn#a Hrs. H.s9#.H.-f H-F.H
o. "Ha aT Hr HF" Ff.ss
W.Ha.Ha H..a. T.tsfsf..Ff
sta .a.I H r sa .H.I r taasrrtf.s
I f-Hr H "a uaHHs..t n t. sT... H..'. .s
....fs Ha-s.a...tH fFs. ..#ss.- u..a...s.fs
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90 ff aH n. H boz .# rel #r..fH =. q 7.aF
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me- rH..-s s.H.ts 10 fF. .ft.tsFf.~ q
N-s nr.mas firHHar ffs .".I
ufr..frtf. d. Ha..Tr ..fs H.- fssF-- rr..I
r....7siv Hasi .-r-.i q ct ss-4, .a v-=-
'r IrF-.ra 90 sf.sHr Hal -Ta.lt.is-'i
.T tt ss.iI
During .H..HfFs 20 fIv uf.t ,rs,isf
tTtrr H..ar.'.-I sfH .s $50 esd So
t-r.' rasfrE nv flfH..r be- DO H1fshs f.f
s-.I I'D. ftrsH s-.tsH-.s 10 a..sIi.t H.ss. a'.rs.
r.r-T .r Hr-sfHs .n Na-- rrrE
-I.f.r H.. t.H.saI r.t I.s.. 80. ts..l 'I.i .aF
ftrHar .- sHHf-i sH H.trrr T.- Tr
fff'r-r .s. s'#.si tI 90 sa.d sn.I HH.I
Ftfbs-r -.,..t - fsru f.r a. .ss, srsi Is-f
IH.fra,i1r - far. 80 o. Hun - r go s-.
HHna Hr-as-nF ~r1Hr HrHuFtf H.H ..
~ IlItr# aisftrs HHssrs 80 ~@fss 90 fFrHrss.
~ "Ir s-sbhrE So 'HoH ws fH H.a
Hrufha-a Hn.f-- snt Hn F-.dsv be- r-
fIIsafs rfi-s q give Hi01 wy 'b. ..Iatu.l o.
nra str.ns H- sHr'-si f.. ..,.- 70 .s 20 80
Insz Hfra
Later 10 urufsndsft .r I've ff in
frnuf - fI- huft=- BE- Ira'fi fu ts,I sHsn H'
rss'1 '~Tad h- tuIi rss - s.=f rHa ~ .ssI
I Thought ~ 49, stnfs.r- afuufIf ff ant
fHis morning ~ f0os ~ from his brother
house saving 80 s-re - - miarrt-si
Wh-n - at - th@ Williamsburg
Hritss plsrn - sdvi--d re ~ a. nark fp
nv afksr ~ want@st - run suay
bat I s0uidn - him a. until I hat bsrs
nv money Then b. -tr'trk me bat hold
20 him until 1fh-f psuris A-l p-d no
Nh-n Spahr va arraian-d ~ insisfed
thai 20 nat o@f fh~ o. sa The Magis
trnte m committing him tolf Srahr ~
tidn h@lisve him ant that ~ considered
him 'h- -rn-sn-st 4 men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
BISHOP SFTWOI VIII.
Referee Reports on what Par, OF Estate
the widow should Receive.

n" r-por' ~ wilbur I.arrsmora. who
was appointed referees IN a suit brought
10y the executors - the will - N" Rev
Or G"prg" Franklin Seymour. 'h" EpIs-
cural Bishop 81 Srringf-Id vhp died in
1910. a. filed IN he county clerks once
yesterday The executors Ask.d for tho
construction - ~" will Bishop S"y-
mour. who vas a rAtI," - New York and
eft a personal ''-tat" 81 t24l So here also
lot fluO .uu" - real properly IN Illinois
and the. Laws - nD'r had 60 b." observed IN
~" aduuIuIstrA'Ip ~ the "-'h'" The
chief question m dispute was the share
due. 'h, NIduw Mrs liatti. \ seymour
HI. r'.f"r'.'. dec d"d that Mrs Seymour
has a ~" ln'~r'-s' 10 .af block 81 prop
"I'y 90 Springfield. ~ ~ % bach there
ar. f..' lurI...- fi.. u'i"r hair eng Willad
20 ~" Springfield diD,'.-" MIR Soy
uIurIr d. H'-, ''f.'Ifi'.d 20 a widow p award II
g. snu under M. Illinois Law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
sTR,INI~s u GN,TS
Nartsa. Insi Tsrw~uissi Tee an nsur aRd
Han n, stsssis 20 insects

NsEtoS Ind sept Millions -
xnats many ~ them half a. large - house
fi-- swarrnsd through the stre~ts here
last evening and no ons could venture
ou, doors Wi'huut being pe-'ersd by
thsm
Pedestrians fought IN vain - se"p the
gnat- from thslr fares They fairly
hrca'he,l gnats Most people sought
their hnrne- hurri~s'lv and made sire that
screens were tightly fitted 20 doors and
windows Horses be'ame franfic
The Enat army invaded the town about
5 ~ o'clock and stayed until After
that the gnats wore not 50 plentiful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
THE IIRGI\Ii TNCORPOR iTED.
society VIII NaInt ain Non-sectarian
Homes for working women

M urgaUI Iaflru - MAINTAIN non
-..ctarIau. -..lf supporting homes tor work
Ing women VA incorporated Yesterday
with ~" approval u supreme Court
Justic" Brady under m" nam" e The
virginia n ~ named for Miss Virginia
Potter - Nurthpugt. r !. nice" q the
bat" Bishop Potter who - now a. th" head
II fh.. N.w Nurk t-ss cIatlun - Working
G.rI= Societies and 10 founder Il The
Virginia
III" organ f1a'IOn intends 80 erect
boarding houses and has power - cAse
~ q Hyy Property h. Incprp"ratOrs
10 addition 20 Miss Potter. n"luCkr Miss
El.arDt 10. Gran Cuyl"r. Mrs Samuel
= BlAgd-n. Mrs Morris n J.sup. Miss
Virginia + II furrnan and Mrs Christn-
gh"r Is Wyatt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
knIed HimseH. ~ Dsd GirI Ne Was Fsr-
hlslslen 60 Marry

ELIzABErH. y ! sept = Bernard
Wagner. - years old a letter carrier.
~ as Bond street killed himself this
afternoon In the attic II his home by
shooting himself through the heart with
= small hunting nm. ON June ~ last
his nancNe. Misc Olga lcnny. committed
suicide by taking carbolc acid
The engagement % the young couple
was disapproved by the parents Of both
because Wagner vas a Hebrew and the
girl . Catholic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
MAYOR GGYNRS BUSY DAI
VtRFs tftff. HgFFUEs tTs-
ffgFs tVB TtRTg tWUE
tstss-si rss vu-s - 49, Ftrss visfs stn--
n~tWrw ~ Fnrrtsi o. .ss ltis Paft-sst
ws-r ssssf s-~ssss sastse-f VaFsf
sssss a.ttstuass ~ 80 asnH - 49,.


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TI f'"r' -I'n .iruf- 81 .t-f','i "a ~" NhV"r
.tf .r.H. a. 80 Hraus.st ~. -tfis. gate ant
....r......f .....-. tE.r.~, I,r,tv..t hard
- 80. a.. -. . t.-..s
..'' .'- N.'n pm" '.'i' "l''-'
I.Tr.rg mo - 'T. r.s'tr sf's'I,- Nv Parrish.
ysF. .a .Fr Ola f-.,r.. q - f... family phvai-
...- t-...-..t .-, a., rl...,,..II. ., a.. h,,,
..r -.
." Gums '',h~ 1--WE"
.ts" "~"0 vel a. s'~'i Vim nc rrogrHss
'F. Mayor e masking ~ ro I~ft frr Rroos
Tvr ON trs 1a,r tram Tars
,......,....s,..- n, p,--t.t, ,--,,...,t
49,. =,
80 H'N N'''' " "'''l'In Vow son. I'a''nt
H! Al ~arn's Episcopal church a. seventh
49, ..El Pr 3aHt -tT,-.F Hryrsiyu
~alk.t IT,. tho cate After dinner N.
49,, W. -, -,
'''' ''.'
'h' avn AZ lF"pN"hs and mon VT
''aynor pat IN hi. ratncua' and - oiled
down o. th., railroad station q, -. DR.
w., y III. 4. 3D.. o., ON, x,rL
.I.s>,-
ina w" "H' w "a' az" '"'S"'' WV '''"-
lines - ft@ sixty acr" home.
chamberlain HYDE motnr~d up 20 Deep
wells arrtytnE Al the hou.. Will. the
~ -. -, $780,, 81. 49,, Al.
= -. -. =, -, -, -
hNd" '''N III fsrri-h IN h'Sli" nun ana
whirl"d down - IN" railroad station In
tim" o. pat IN" doctor aboard ~" = q clock
train. Then h. di-ml-~sd the automobil.
Chi"f " - good hall mile ~ the station ]
nIf hIs Honor negotiated N" distance 4
win ea-" His logs ar" g"ittng llmher''d
up ono" NOR" ami b" - looking forward 4
- tho day whom b" can get out on the I
np"n road with hi- dogs 4 roll ~ N" .
n0il"- 20 10 used - DO
The rain wLs descending IN steady /
i'wupour hy m" time ne Mayor reached .
the rurying driveway that leads from the .
main road Vp - his front door but ms
Honor paid not 'h'' slighte-t hHed 20 IL
Instead ~ making for 'hs sheltered
porch he turned and led The wav 20 the
rarnvard whore he went the rounds 81
turk0v=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
Hab, parade for Labor Ips,

AsRrRY Paws y r. sept ? Tho
continued hasi w"atI"r mad" another
r,-ty"r"m-nt ~ th" baby parad" nac"s-
sary to-day In" cummltt"" m charg.
Announced to-day thai he baby parade
and ma-pIo fetr zoh"dul"d - take plac~
day would occur "u Monday II the day
- fair
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Plans f,r ~" NV city r-sIi.uca II
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is ?, Dol" r"'tcd a. ~ sixty ninth ,tr..r
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Har" q frontage ~ Is feet and A dc,.tb
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-11
MRS. A. D. WHITE DEAD.
MarshaIItown Young Woman Dies of
Disease Of the Brain.

Disease Of the Brain.
Mrs. Eunice e. White. aged 80, wife
of Alvin d. White, a travelling sales
man died at her home 40S Lee street,
at 1926 this morning of disease of the
brain. Mrs White had been confined
to her bed for five weeks, but had been
sick fer several months. The family
formerly lived in Rock Island Iii They
care here a few months ago.
Mrs Whites maiden name was
Eunice Elizabeth Collins. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Alice Clemens, OF
this city. who lived With her daughtet.
Mrs White was born in this city on
oct 9. 1850. She became the wife of
Mir White on Feb. IS 1906. the mar
riarge taking place III Chicago where
they lived for about month. Mr.. and
Nr% " hite then moved to Rock Island,
y !, re 1hey made their home until they
came 10 tlis city six months ago.
II addition to the husband and
mother Mrs White is survived by four
sisters and three brothers. several OF
whom live here They are Mrs. Charles
Il olon1. MIS- Roy Huber Mrs. Bruce
II ndrix and Messrs. Elmer and Joseph
collins, Of this city and Mrs. Frank
Picrson and W. II. Collins. of Denver.
Short prayer services VIII be held at
TIE house Thursday afternoon at
o'c,cck The funeral service will be
held at the Church of the Brethren in
Marion township Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 Rev F. NJ Wheeler will prob
ably ofriciate. Burial will be in the
church cemetery
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-11
Ia H. police Court.

Francis Bixon. who was arrested by
the sheriffs officers for being drunk,
ta;d the cos in Justice Millard's court
His rnorr1irp