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FRUTTVALR REAL ESTATE

81. .20o-s5O cash. $40 mo-. r. lot 1oOx1O0
81. S00-S150 cash. SIS mo-. 4 r, lot 50x11O.
s.. .2oO-s300 cash. $50 mo-. r.: lot 45x174-
Houses TO rent or purchase 10 10 $50 per mo
FRUITVALE REALTY CO..
1902 z. 18TH ST Phone Merritt 242
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Attorney for Trustees in SD PartIfinn

and Fulton sts.. on new Cough
st. ear line; ground lease. building. stock and
fixtures offered for immediate sale IN bank
ruptcy; inspection today and Friday. D. m ;
send bids TO trustee. or attend sale in bank
ruptcy court PostOfhce bldg SATURDAY, 10
a. n. s. JOSEPH THEISES, Trustee Balboa
building, Market and I'd SITS.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

/. II. e. B. L BILL, 543 Golden Gate eV.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps, Vesta batteries.
PsDhsrd oil. Diamond chains and parts.
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COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
IN THE NATTER
.....,ao No. February
ceased.
To John Mcdonald:
You are hereby notified that upon the bearing
Of citation heretofore issued. requiring you to
appear and show cause why you or your attorney
In fact should not sign a certain declaration OF
trust fled In said Orphans Court on May 1. .
1909 the petitioners, being the trustees In parti-
tion, asked leave and were allowed to amend
their petition by inserting therein an allegation
that on March IS, 1909. an agreement prelfmf-
nary 10 and for the performance OF the said
trust had been executed on your behalf by Mary
Cowdy, your attorney in fact. and thereupon the
hearing Of the said case was adjourned antII
January 3, 1911. at 10 O'Clock A. m and an
alias citation awarded requiring you to answc-
the said petition as amended. You are there
fore. notified to appear and answer the said
appended petition on before January q foi1.
as required by the terms Of the said order
]. 5. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Trustees in Said Partition.
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bMAIL FA1 MIMI DUW n AND tOUN LEAhS
ON THE BALANCE
String beans have produced 5000 per acre. peas
(the earliest IN the state) $500, garlic 5000. You
can grow fruits and berries that win pay even
better than the above
An electric and two steam railroads to the
land. Our prices are the cheapest for this class
of level, loan soil, inside Of rs miles Of San
Francisco. Why have we sold $100, 900 OF
this land to local people who have worked it for
80 years? They know its value.
Only about so acres left; soil 20 IT. deep by
test. VIII build for you, fnstallment plan.
Delays dangerous: act quickly.
Free maps and information.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
General Agents for lands of the Meek Estate,
Hayward, Cal.
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LUMBER For SALE

SHINGLES. 81. 40; rustic. $50: boards. $40;
country orders solicited. SO 10th ST. 5 =.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
A FEW SNAPS.

A FEW SNAPS.
SS,oo0-A ranch right here in town for 81, 900.
reduced from $4,000: lot eOx225 feet. best
soll IN county; cottage Of 8 rooms. suit
able Ton families: stable. chicken sheds.
ETC.: street work complete: owner Is going
s., 2,soo~cottage Of : rooms. room with high basement;
lot 50K135: close 70 this station: street
work complete: located az 1923 Harmon
St owner VIII exchange HIS equity OF
81. 400 for hG.1dfng lot OF same value.
", S,7bo-Ncw cottage Of rooms: very attractive
and up to date; good lot close IN and being
N very best neigtIborhood; reduced from
$4,000: located at 648 ED ST.. being near
station.
s2ooo-S1C0 cash. balance at S15 per month IN
cludins- Interest at per cent net. buys
neat little bungalow Of 2 rooms. bath etc;
chicken sheds. etc; lot 80 :6x1S3; street
work complete close in.
". O. MORAN & co. Phone Piedmont S755.
$500 DOWN, S25 month. or exchange for
cant land-New room cottage. up 10 date IN
every respect: street work and sidewalks: lot
40x185. 1898 Dwight. close TO Grove ST.
lne 81. 900. worth 50. 600 Write to owner.
E. R. Baker, Hayward.
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REDWOOD CITY-ReaI Estate

EAGLE HILL VILLAS. and acre tracts.
10 minutes from depot: fine oaks and view
YALOTA PARK, 8 and 3 acre tracts, ad-
Joins city limits
Fl. G. TUCHSEN. 81 Broadway Redwood CITY
A-IIPROVED lots: minutes walk from Red
wood CITY depot; very easy terms: also acre
age; send for booklet BALDWIN & HOW
Ell. 91S-324 KearnY 81
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MINES AND MINING

GOLD. smalgam rich ore bought: cash; assaying
50c Pioneer Assay Co. 131 5th mr.. Howard.
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MAGNETIC MASSAGE and steam baths bv traine,
ttrse MRS. JOHNSON, ag5 10th ST.. Oakland
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EIECTRICAE INSTITUTE. 81 9Th st.-Electri,
biahket iiseks; hot salt water baths
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MAGNETIC. inassage, seal9 treatment; MRS
ROBINSON. 2ts O'Farrell St; apt g.
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cLAtPyOYANTg

cor DsTFfS tSr tbeatrlesl and msss,lrpaae eass
tismsrs: se1Hsfy seders speelaity $50 Market
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DOCA1FLSO - ~ENSOINALS
A-WI6S and TOUPES that defy detection
yentila ted-persp piration doesn't affect them.
wig making life study; 1 guarantee them
improve your appearance; prevent colds: can
be worn day or night natural nobody
knows you have one Mems Private Wig
Dept. 2271 California st. near Webster Mr.
G. Lederer in charge. LADIES' HAIR GOODS
Transformations Switches. Puffs Artistic
Wig Making. Shampooing, etc. G. LEDERER
1909 Fillmore st. rr. Sntter; established 1865
1210 McAllister st. nr. Fillmore
New method Turkish baths. salt tub be this
elec, blanket sweats light rays; elec yibra-
tory. MRS. ANDERSON, hours 10 to 10.
ENERGINE CAPSULES-THE BEST NERVE
RESTORATIVE AND TONIC ExTRAORDI-
NARY, A CURE FOR OPIATH AND LIQUOR
HABITS. MAILED ON RECEIPT OF PRICE,
50C. P. o. BOX 9o6. SEATTLE, WASH
ALLEN RUG WORKS, successors to George Mat
thew-Artistic hand loom weaves. fun rugs
made from old carpets; send for circulars. 939
Buena Vista av.. Alameda, Cal.
MAssEUR would like a few more patients to go
TO the house, or call at residence. DORIC
apartment 2, Post St near Hyde.
FRANKLIN Electric Institute--Elec. treatments
and massage. 535-7 Whitney bldg, 13S Geary
MRS. G. ROSE, Mgr; hrs. 10 a. m. to 10 p. N.
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AUTOMOBILES

ROYAL touring Ger, Z passenger. in first class
condition; VIII sell reasonable or trade for real
estate; this Is a worth owning. McIVER
n BECKER. 18th and Jackson sts., Oakland
Cal
FINE limousine. suitable for hotel service or
rent business; a bargain. Also bargains IN
other cars. tires. etc. 334 Larkin St
PAC. Aluminium Brszing Works braze your
broken alum. castings. 503 Van Ness. PIX. 5120
TO buy or sell-A second hand auto. See
W L. JONES. I40 10Th St. Oakland.
HORSES, HARNESS AND
WAGONS
RIDING and driving club has in its sale dept. a
number Of high class saddle horses and ponies
also some gentle driving horses for family
purposes: all guaranteed 701 Tth av.
i
FOR sale-Black horse . years old. 1G hands,
very gentle; bay mare, years, weight 1.2T5.
10 any harness; plow team. sound. . and 9
years old; good workers. 1925 Point Lobos av.
WOODLAWN Stables 6l7-6S3 Grove st: horses
81 % day; horses & wag. 50 wk. bdg. $50 mo-
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EI. .FCTRJp vihratsry massage salt riov. MPg
rnRTEs a45 vAA Ness a9. eas. EzlIis sr.ita 81.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES. ranches. acreage. exchange Price list
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
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THFRMAl. pieettir institute. etc: treatment
and massage. sfRS. sANDRERG lsoT Wehstey
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HOT salt haths tfnedteali; niassage FOR bot
sexes 4f9 18th St. bskland
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MRS ANDREWS, late OF Turkish baths, mas
seuse phys; refs. removed to sos Grove 1t.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
Coufinncd

MRS HaLsHOTsEP MAGNETIC sPKCIA AZ
fST sht Pacifc bldg. nhoue KeArnv sos.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
FURNITURE WANTED

DRESS suits, TuxedOes and other suits bought
l. SkoLL. So5 Kearny st Phone Kearnv 22s0
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MEfF. Atrntt5t- Magnetic tfaatlseafs; al Fubs.
Hoori l. 4fs4 istil st. OAKLAND
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FINANCIAL

ACCOUNTS California safe deposit bought and
loans made on all kinds OF securities. ]. BOAg
454 Montgomery st.
.'ABBoTT hnvs BONDS'' cornorn+lon STOCKS
and DIAMONDS Money loaned 25O Market ST
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NFTTs faeiai. seaip snsznesle {r-atf.senf:
ios5A Missieh St, room IS.
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Mrs pR TIHHHGK, electromagnetic treats, fo
fbeuinatisili liver Troubles, ete f2fs Se6fe ST
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MONEY TO LOAN

~
AAA-MONEY FOR. HOLIDAY ExPENSESi
QUICK LOANS TO SAIsARIED PEOPLE
We make all salaried employees loan without
SECURITY OR 1NDORSER in a quick, con-
hdential manner; POSITIVELY NO ONE WILL
KNOW; under our management and system
you are assured. without exception. the lowest
rates IN the city: long established and
reliable; ALL WE WANT is YOUR PLAIN
NOTE. GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. GIG
Phelan bldg. 9Th floor; offices open until 6
p. M Monday and Saturday evenings until
p.
AAAA-xAIAS MONEY XMAS MONEY
NOW is THE TIME
II you need q little money for Christmas
shopping, make 1t a clean cut proposition and
borrow on your SALARY" We loan all sal
aried people on their plain notes without Sc
never know OF any transactions at our office
Repay as you can. weekly monthly. Our
rates are the lowest WESTERN LOAN CO.,
40S Call bldg, Offices open until 6 .. m; Mon
days and Saturdays until p. m.
AAAA-WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application;
nothing taken out in advance; red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you get from u.s.
s15.o0-Repay $500 month. s1.00 weekly.
S25. .O0-Repay S6.65 month, 81 65 weekly.
$50. .00-Repay $500 month. 300 weekly.
$50. .Oo-Repay S1335 month. S3.35 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO.. $50 pHELAN BLDG.
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sCsfB spccisiist itaniruring; electric scai5
MASSAGE 1445 Fillmore St.
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CRY REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
1 TO 8 ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD, ONLY
SIX MILES FROM OAKLAND.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND FOUR YEARS
ON THE BALANCE
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

IL. THE ORPHANS COURT OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
IN THE MATTER
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AA-MRs. !. Il. K1NNAIRD. ord eea. dnilY.
io-4: cir. Sun. MeH. wed. Fri., p. IA f455
fillnore St
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PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL; loans on furniture.
pianos warehouse receipts, diamonds salary
and other security; lowest rates. Rooms. POT
and 20S, ISL Market st. corner 4th; phone
Douglas 1920. Home J4020.
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LARGEST buyers OF furn.. carpets, pianos. desks.
uneronaooise- etc; always pay cash. Mark J.
Lev Aucron Co., llz2 McAuister. 7. Park $50.
Will pay top prices for furniture and rner-
cAe1olse, or sen on commission. /. B. BU RD.
Aoeooneet. Phone Market sos5; 4Sl Van Ness
WESTERN Furn. Co. 1913 Devissdero St. pay
nlEnest price for I'd hsnd furniture. West 244
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MISS zEhDAI1. young gifted elsir, and pslnistj
wonderful nrotihetessi hours 10 10 10; ate
= 81 1910 MaAiiisteF st nj. bssdsaasFa
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

MONTGOMERY ave. 69-12 nicely furnish
rooms for sale cheap: part cash.
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ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS

ELECTRIC GARNET BATHs
Also -apor. shower sulphur and salt glow
massage. galvantsm. etc; cures everything cura-
bic: lsdies and children. DR. LAURA G. BUST,
j121 Masonic avenue. Mkt. 5To7. S492s.
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PARTNERS WANTED

PARTNER wanted for dog and pony circus must
be willing to invest from SO 900 to IS. .00O
guarantee 10 double your money in the season
with good salary. Call address Fred Bur.
dell. SO Fulton ST.
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cLAIIRvoYAlN.1, AND PsYeHIe

GEORGIA DANIELS telis names. dates,
facts; dispeis evil influences; brings about yuuf
most saHgHihe hepesi satisfaction Guaranteed
prices tfis week, SOC and 81
NATIONAL HOTEL, 1ia9 MARKET ST
Second door west pf American Theater ffRee
hhnrs 10 q. N. II . D N. daily snhdaY . 10 4.
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FURS

GOLDEN GATE FUR CO.. s25 Suter Sire
modelling and repairing at popular prices. AID
KOCOUR. mgr. Phone Sutter 1ezs; HIM C35O4
LOFsTAD & EVANS. Inc. tur-iers 251 Post ST.
Mercedes bldg I'd floor Tel Kesrnev 4s5a.
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ATTORNEYS

ADVICE FREE no charge unless successfuIj all
cssesi ali business quickly and quietly at.
tended 20; bankruptcy; McEnsrney suits; cor
porar.ors; general practice: open every even
ing. 1923 Market St. room Il.
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MONEY WANTED

WANTED 600 Hfst h1ustsaee on $4,000 Con.
fFa Costa faHfAi present ni5rteagaF pressed
For tnbne+; Bfivste party preferred. Address
owsER: $500 3: 1ath St. FTuit1ale. Cal
EoAN Of segg fef six months froH private party
afft5ls heetiFtsi stF4stsst iHvestisstiss: Bsx
bed 6aii ufhee.
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vE CURE CANCER; we have cured patients ia
refer you 70. Call and let MS explain our treat
rnent. Send for booklet MRS. S. T. BRIDGE
CANCER CO. rms. 5o3-o4 westhsnk bid s. r.
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WILLOW PLUMES

NEW japanese willow plume shop: plumes
made from old feathers or boss; cleaned. dyed
and repaired; work guaranteed. 1892 Fillmore
St. near Pine. Phone West 1924.
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SEWING MACHINES

DOMESTIC. 1914 FILLMORE near Post: TIE
place 70 buy. rent or repair sewing machines
of ell makes: lowest prices: best terms. ].
W EVANS. agent: phone West 3601-
ALL makes Of machines. new and second hand;
renting and repairing: needles and supplies
2. L SARGEANT. 531 18th St. Oakland.
SEWING machines eli makes renting repair
fnE McNAIT.v 2f9s Mission. tel Mission 202
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sPTRfTUALYsM

MNE, LEON4DA. honest readinesi pAlfnist. cards.
elHr,s sur. appointments. a4a MeAiiister st
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cATARRH AND DEAFNESS

ALSO car noises positively cured: 1 week free
DR., C0TTINGHAM. 94s Market ST: hrs 1914
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-01
MASON CITY TRACTION COMPANY
ASKS FOR EXTENSION OF
CITY GRANT.
ALrhO THERE Is SOME
OPPOSITION, WILL CARRY
Railroad Asks for New Franchise On
Which to Float Bond Issue to Raise
Money to Build Belt Limo Around
the city-clear Lake Also Voting On
Franchise.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Sept. To-day Mason
City is voting on granting a twenty
five year franchise of the streets and
alleys to the Mason City & Clear Lake
Railway At the same time Clear Lake
is also voting on a similar proposition.
The franchise now held by the COM
pany does not terminate for eleven
years more but the company has been
recently incorporated under the laws Of
Delaware for 100000 dollars.
1T is reported that one of the things
the Mason City & Clear Lake railway
proposes to do is to put belt line
around the city and also to make SUI
burban connections with a number Of
towns in this vicinity.
In order to do this big lot of money
will be necessary and under the fran
chise they are now asking for this can
be secured. 1t looks quite probable that
the franchise will carry today al
tho there is fierce opposition on the
part Of some.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-01
HAD WADS OF WEALTH
DRUNK, PICKED UP IN CLINTON,
HAS SUM OF 5000 IN HIS
CLOTHES,
POCKETS WERE STUFFED
WITH GOLD AND BILLS
One Thousand Seventy Two Dollars in
Cash Taken From Him-Had Many
Certificates Of Deposit-Found by
Police in Rear Of SaIoon-other Iowa
News.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to mes-Republican.
Clinton, Sept. 1.-Gold and paper
money to the amount of s1,072.25, and
certificates of deposits On Clinton
county banks, amounting to more than
$1,000, were found in the pockets of
Myron O'Meara, picked up last night
by Captain Peter Oster, of the Clinton
police department. and Officer Phillips,
in the saloon operated by Tug Wilson,
on Main street.
Shortly after o'clock the captain Of
police received word that stranger
was lying unconscious from drink in
the rear Of the Main street saloon. The
officer drove to Lyons, and found
O'Meara in a rear room of the sa-
loon. He took him into custody, and
locked him up the city Jail.
Find Wads Of Wealth.
Searching his pockets, the night cap
tain of police was astonished to find
$1,072.25 in cash. In one pocket there
was $3.50 in five and ten dollar gold
pieces. In another the night officer
found big roll of 500, $50, $40 and So
bills. There were also certificates Of
deposit on Delmar, Dewitt and other
banks, aggregating the sum Of $4,000.
Had Been In Brawl.
OMeara had evidently been the vic
tim Of an assault. His face bore testi-
mony to the rough treatment he had
received. One of his eyes was closed,
and his face was otherwise disfgured
1t was plainly evident that he received
the facial bruises in brawl in some
northside saloon. Had robbery been
the motive of the assault, the big roll
OF bill and the bunch of gold coins
which filed his pockets would have
been missing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-01
HORSE BUYER DISAPPEARS.
Creditors of Louis Rounquist, Fairfield
Hold the Sack-Paid With Checks.

Creditors Of Louis Rounqust, Fairfield,
Hold the Sack-Paid With Checks,
Fairfield, Sept. Louis Rounquist,
horse trainer, boarding stable keeper,
auctioneer, ETC., has left Fairfield and
his present address is unknown to a
number of his creditors.
Rounquist sold his business about
week ago to John Clarke, of Ba-
tav1a, and left this city, his destina-
ton being unknown. 1t is stated that
Rounquist purchased number of
horses from young men here, giving
them instead Of cash, notes for thirty
or sixty days, and in some instances
giving checks on the local banks. dat
ing the checks ahead several DAYS and
giving as his reason for doing so that
mis- money would not be available at
the banks until a certain date. After
ne had procured a mum ber,of horses in
this manner it is alleged that he took
them to the horse sale at Ottumwa and
disposed Of them at good prices. It was
about the time that the checks and
notes came due that Rounquist left
this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-01
Burlington.

Burlington.
Mrs. Julia A. Burke, pioneer resi-
dent of Iowa, died Tuesday at her
home here. For Is years she had been
member of the Methodist church,
living a thorough Christian life.
Council Bluffs.
Many Bohemians from western
Iowa will attend the great Bohemian
festival at Omaha, Sept. 3, and 8.
Conservative judges expect that 1000
persons will be present. The festival
is to be given for the benefit of the
Ustredni Matice Skolska Central
Mother of Education).
Dea Moines.
The Des Moines police confiscated
stereopticon slides of the Jeffries-
Johnson prize fight and arrested Man
ager Smith and Operator Whitley. who
were showing them at the state fair
grounds. The showmen claim that the
pictures were inanimate and not a vlo-
lation Of the Iowa statute.
keokuk.
Henry Kesselring, ex-chief of police,
had a narrow escape from serious IN
jury when he fell from the second
story of a new residence now In con-
struction in the west end Of the city
No bones were broken but the fall OF
twenty feet or more served to shake
the patient up quite badly and incapac-
itate him from work for several days.
Council Bluffs.
Early Tuesday morning Mrs. Charles
w. Vosler heard disturbance among
the chickens in the rear of the j. +
Wise residence. On looking out OF the
window she discovered a young coyote
about two-thirds grown, catching
chicken within thirty feet of the Wise
back porch The coyote made away
with the chicken at rapid rate and
disappeared in the woods on the bluff
Council Bluffs.
Captain John H. Clark, Of this city. a
veteran court reporter, and wei KNOW!
about town, had narrow escape from
death by lightning during a recent
storm. Clark was walking down the
street when he was thrown to the
ground by the conclusion from a bolt
which is believed to have struck the
ground nearby. He felt no shock. but
Judging from the conclusion the bolt
must have grounded within short dis
lance from him.
Burlington.
The thirtieth annual southwestern
conference Of the German Baptist
church of North America will be in
session at the church here Sept. 1-5, in
elusive The conference includes the
states of Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas
Nebraska, Colorado and thes outhern
half of the state Of Iowa The confer
ence has met in Burlington before, and
was so we'll treated that the members
- -
ton this year. The arrangements are
in competent hands.
Keokuk.
The deputy sheriff, assistant county
attorney, several local lawyers, a baker
and private citizen, all played promi-
nent roles in q writ Of attachment on
Gs.ss. pse:: ia us. v.i.us isss.o,; ivmuwins
. suit filed in the district court by J.
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Southern Io1ua Items

Y. Griffin and Co., Limited, beef and
pork packers and provision merchants.
with a main office in Winnipeg. Can
ada, and a branch house in Chicago.
Billy Hall, king Of horsemen. was the
angel" and his word was sufficient to
cause a release bond to be furnished
which permitted the show people to
| leave Keokuk. The suit against Camp
bell Bros, was for a bill Of merchan-
disc sold by the plaintiff July 20, 1909,
amounting to s5S3.s3.
Cedar Rapids.
| With Miss Minnie Fletcher, the pro-
baton officer, at the head and three
police officers to assist her just about
midnight, a raid on a disorderly house
| in Time Check was made and out Of
| the six occupants taken from the house
| four are locked up at the police sta
ton. One is a young man, Chalmers
Hess by name, and three are women, or
rather two are women, and the third
! is the mere slip Of girl fourteen years
old. The women are Mrs. Nellie Nc
Nulty and Mrs. Nellie Wilson Largent.
Mt. Pleasant.
But for the fact that the clothes
which she was wearing were made of
| light material, easily torn, Miss Eva
| Jay, who works at the Mt. Pleasant
| canning factory, might have been seri-
ously injured. AS it was, her skirt and
apron were both caught in some man
ner by belt in the husking shed, and
| were whipped around the big wheel
near where she was standing. Had
the goods been stronger. 1t would have
| probably carried the young woman
around the wheel and caused very seri-
Gus injury.
Cedar Rapids.
! A meeting notable to Masonic circles
was the special communication of
Crescent lodge No. %, Monday even
| ing. The meeting was called to confer
! the third degree upon Rev. Charles F..
Ensign. pastor Of the Olivet preshyter-
ian church. The beautiful ritualistic
| service was never more impressively
rendered. The presence of number OF
Cedar Rapids ministers added to the
interest of the occasion. The attend
ance was large. Following the work
the entire company sat down to a ban
quet-the kind for which the local Ma
sonic lodge is noted.
Davenport.
| Oscar Larson, who was arrested
some time ago on charge of passing
forged checks on Eldridge and Daven-
port firms, and whose trial was post
poned at the request Of the defending
attorney, has a mania for making bad
checks. getting Intoxicated and taking
automobile rides according to letter
received by County Attorney Vollmer.
Larson told the authorities at the po-
lice station that he had been an in
mate Of the insane asylum in Wiscon-
| sin recently and that insanity was the
cause OF his wrong doings here. Mr..
Vollmer Immediately communicated
| with the authorities at the insane asy-
lu1 at Mendoza, Wisconsin, and in
their reply they state that the man
held here has been an inmate there
i 'lil,v uiirv.rnc lr1nes anu mas twice es-
caped