Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02

WOul0 De popular when the
contrib ution box comes around,
as the deacon would think it,
was adime.
Col. Roosevelt can't use his
throat for speeches during the
next campaign, but politicians
always regard shaking hards
as much more influential in
reaching the inteliects of the
voters.
In spite of Boards of Trade
and business men, Congress
might argue for months over
the trust bills, were it not that
a few days with the thermome-
ter at IS will offer a very con-
vincing reason for adjourn
inert.
"tEad dyspepsia or indiges-
tion for years. No appetite,
and what l did eat distressed
me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitter reached the cause"
h. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
Logan, Ia, June 25. Mrs. H.
L Kirk, aged IS, inbred at the
Woodt'ne Chautauqua July 30,
1918, died of her injuries here
last night after a long illness.
She is survived by her husband
daughter, Mrs. Bruce Mills Of
Woodblne and Harvey Kirk of
Raglan township. Funeral
services to be announced later.
Logan, Ia, June 26-As q
result of melting disturbance
on the ball grounds south of
River Sioux, Saturday evening,
and the filing of information by
Sheriff Rock and Inability to
pay $3.50 in fines and costs,
Harry Hosman and Roy Du-
rell are now being detained.
The two young men were ar
rested near Mondamin by Dep
uty Sheriff M. D. Myers and
Constable Frank Seabury and
brought to Logan and then ia
ken before justice j P Greger
and fined each $50 and costs.
HOsman is a transient base
ball player, ard works for w.
H. Remington near Mondamin,
and Roy Durrell is a married
man living at Mondamin. Each
man is about twenty five years
of age.
Logan, la, June 27.-Demo-
Gratis of Harrison county in
convention here today, selected
delegates as follows: State con-
vention with power to cast
each a half vote: E. Il. Barrett,
Dunlap; Frank Tamisiea, Mis-.
souri, Valley; w. H. Willis,
Mondamin; L H. Rossett, Little
Sioux; Gale Mills, Logan; B. j.
Wood, Logan; VIM. Sharpnack,
ModaIe; j. G. Prather, Missouri
Valley; Oscar Doty, s. John;
John Onstott, River Sioux; ].
D. Stuart, Magnolia; Theo
Hays, Pelsis; Geo. Dugan,
Woodcine;; s. r. Hammitt,
Unior; Ted Cole, Woodhine;
John Walsh; Lagrange; D. Gar
ner. Raglan; w H. Trown;
Magnolia; ]. H. Couple. Unior !;
u Bousted, Douglass; G w.
Mntz, Clay; r B. Bousted, Cass
Logan, Ia, June -Repub-
lie IN in county convention as.
sembled selected the following
state delegates: j. S. Dewell,
Missouri Valley; NJ. B. Pitt,
Logan; Hon. H. b. Killing, Wood
bire; Hon. Geo. A. Kellogg,
Missouri Valley; Hon. C. w.
Hunt, Logan; N. K Moore,
Dunlap; j. q Adams, Little
Siouz; A. w. Blackburn, Logan;
A. Spooner, Mondamin; o O.
Rock, Logan; w. L. Stern. Lo-
gan.
Congressional committee:
Amor Stern, Logan; judicial,
H. H. Roadifer; Senatorial,
Hon. George A Kellogg.
County chairman, o o Rock,
Logan; Secretary of central
committee, A. w. Blackburn of
Logan.
Logan, Ia, June 27.-Roy
Durrel and Harry Hosman ar
rested for causing a Rough
house, at the pleasure resort on
the west side of the county and
brought before Creager, of Lo-
gan paid their fines amounting
to $1l7.50 and were given their
liberty here yesterday. The
offence of assaulting on officer
ia VET tn he adinstnd