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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-26

separately assessed for the full ex-
pense of such improvement in proper
ton to the number of feet OF each
respective lot facing or abutting on
said streets, avenues and public thor
oughfares hereinbefOre described and
to be improved and in proportion to
the benefits to be derived to the said
property by reason of said improve
ment.
Section S. That upon the passage
of this ordinance the committee on
streets Of said city, together with the
city engineer, shall make out an as
sessment roll in accordance with the
provisions OF section 2238, Idaho Re-
vised Codes, as amended, which said
assessment roll shall contain among
other things, the names of the prop
erty owners affected by said propos-
ed improvement, the description OF
each lot contained in said improve
ment district and the amount assessed
against the same, which roll when
| completed, shall be filed with the City
Clerk OF said City.
Section g. On receiving the said
assessment roll the City Clerk shall
give notice by publication in three sue
l CCSSltS RuU4ANdSAO00 "a IAO OiANAAa
newspaper OF the said city that such
assessment roll is on file in his Of
flee, and the date of filing the same
and said notice shall state the time
| when the city council will hear and
consider the objections to said roll by
parties aggrieyed by such assessment
Section Z. That the assessment
herein specified shall be known az
Special Assessment for Improve
ments" and shall be levied and collect
ed as separate tax, in addition Il
the taxes for general revenue pur
poses, to be placed on the tax roll FOL
collection, subject to the same pen
alties and collected in the same man
ner as other city taxes.
Section 8. That the said City o
Twin Falls shall pay the expense O
; the improvements In the spaces form
ed by the intersection of streets ant
avenues and the spaces opposite tn
alleys in said improvement district.
Passed by the City Council this 1St
day of October, 1915.
Approved by the Mayor this 1St
day of October, 1915.
E. M. SWEELEY,
Mayor
! Attest: REESE M. WILLIAMS,
.. (Seal) City Clerl
: Oct 1922
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-26

IDAHO SOUTHERN RAILROAA
Train Schedule.
Effective May IL 1914
Daily No. 2. Stations. Daily - =
$3.50 a. m. Lv. .Gooding. AR 1:0eR&
8:45 a. m. Ly. Bennett. Ar 12:38 -
sos q. m. Lv. .Wednell. AR 1A:& 81
$500 a. m. Lv. .Admore. Ar 12:1eRA
9:35 a. m. Ar. Jerome. .Lv 11:66 q -
]. H. RADCIl4A
General Passenger Apau&
MILNER & NOATH SIDE RAtLE0ADD
Train Schedule.
Effective November II, 1oaA
Daily No. I. Stations. Daily M, &
HAS a. m. Lv. Miner. Ar 6:04 = -
1920 p. m. Ly. Churchill Ar 4:4e = -
1890 p. m. Lv. island. Ar 4:21 j. -
12:4O p. m. Ly.. Marion. Ar 4:1e = -
1850 3. m. Ar. !. Oakley i v 40 = -
]. II. RADCLI17
General Passengef -
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-26

o. M. HUMMER, Secy. & Treas.
Portland Union Stock Yards Co.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-26

WANTED-Large, clean cotton rags
at Times Office
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-17
She shook her head, and~he told

She shook her head, and-he told
her.
81 thought" he explained humbly,
''that-that you cared for him, and
that it was I who stood in the way.
I was an interIoper, Lady ElinOr, and
was running three lives; yours, your
fathers, and his"
She shook her head dumbly.
Forgive me, but don't you care for
him?" he asked.
81 did, - she answered grayely. "Un-
til the other day, when you took his
place in the road and saved my life.
l understood then his worth; and I
learned afterward that it was he who
was trying to drive you from the
castle. Mr.. Johnson, we want you to
stay-father and L"
Johnson thought. "On one cond1-
tiOn," he answered. ..--
What is it," asked the girl, letting
her eyes fall. But Johnson saw from
the blush that mantled her cheek that
she had guessed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-17

.As.he stood there he heard BALKAN
tyne's dog-cart come up behind him
swiftly. BaIlantyne saw the aP-
preaching horse and leaped to the
ground. He sprang in front OF 1t,
whirling his arms like fails, but made
no effort to stop it.
1t was Johnson who, at the last IN
slant, clutched at the rein. He had a
vision of the rearing steed, he felt
himself being dragged along the
ground, and then a weight seemed to
descend upon his breast and he lost
consciousness.
When he opened his eyes he was
in the gatekeeper's lodge. The room,
was darkened. A woman sat beside
him. Johnson looked into the face
of Lady ElinOr.
"HOw long have I been here?" he
mUttered, trying to rise.
She restrained him with her cool
hand on his forehead. 'aThree days, p"
she whispered. ''lIr. Johnson, it was
to save me that you risked your life
when he-he-"
as she turned away. He slept from
WEAKNESS. It was not until the next
day that old Lord CIavering came in
to thank him in broken words for
saving his daughters life.
you have repaid us too well, :" he
said. 81 shall never forget what we
owe you. And now, Mr.. Johnson,
we are going to make amends by
going away"
Going away! Johnson suddenly
burst into wild laughter.
why" he said, q have arranged
to sell the castle"
They stared at him in dismay. mo,
you must stay" said Lord ClaveTing.
thine will bring things in your favor.
You are a young man and did not IN
derstand. And l was UnchaTitable in
my pride"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

Mrs. [ .ath crime Saunders Of Cedar
Falls. Iowa; and Mrs. Adie Baber,, Of
Mrs. So . les was the gra ntfmothor Of
fifteen gran dchildrcn, all Of whom
with but .oa e exception. are living
| The deceased was true and devoted
member of TIL, NJ. f. ychuY CHI in which
she took an Alctiye int rest and ii
| which place she will be sadly missed
Funeral services were held from the
IN. L. church on> Thu, Esd ay afternoon
large concourse> of se'rrowing rela
ttyes and friends beingiin attendance
An appropriate sermon, was preached
by the pastor, Rev. Mill Ter.
Friends will be glad to hear. that
Allen Hird. WHO has been suffering
from yellow jaundice-! is on the road
to recovery.
Mr., +. c. Saunders transacted bus.
mess in Sioux City Fritlay~!
Mr.. and Mrs. Fran x jackson, OF
Perry, arrived here Fri day for visit
with his mother, Mrs. f. A. Jackson.
and family.
Mr.. C. o. sTlyan and a1nily left Sat
urday for Il visit witlEi relatives in
Defiance.
Mr.. Al. Minor was an Omaha shop
per Saturday :
Mr.. C. o. Lund. OF Omaha. arrived
here Monday to install the engine iat
the power plant.
Mrs. c. C. Whee'e OF Marne, Iowa,
returned Saturday utter a weeks visit
at the home of MI. and Mrs. WIN.
McCracken
Mr., Geo. Stolz. OF Panama. visit ed
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. Doug
al Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Hahn transacted busin ess
in Ute Wednesday.
Misses Lillian Schroeder and Wan
da Lyden left Saturday Tor few days
visit with friends in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Jas. Henshaw left Friday for
visit with her sister y KenwoOsl.
r. Schroeder. of Hoinic visited
with friends here Saturday.
Fern and Ada Schoop. Of Elmer
son, arrived here Monday for u W eek's
visit at the home OF Mrs. LOTTO
Thrapp. Mrs. ThraDp. who underwent
an operation for tumor' in Cher)-
kee hospital. returned home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Edward Doug herty transacted
business in Omaha Friday.
Mrs. McSorley visited with frie) Ids
in Denison Saturday.
Bernhard and Peter Greder who are
attending school at the Lutheran
church. spent Sunday with their par
ents in Buck Grove.
Michael and Jas. Mcmahon were
Omaha shoppers Wednesday.
MIR. Joe Kestor. of Earring. visited
with friends here Saturday.
Miss Lillian sNIcDcrmott, and Mrs.
John McDermott were Omaha shop.
pers Friday.
Miss Elsie Stickelburg left Friday
for a visit with, relatives In Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McC..acken. OF
Maloy. returned, Saturday | after a
weeks visit at Ills parents, b ome Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. McCracken.
Jas. McCracken; has cone :luded to
move to town and he has b ought the
Ed. Theobald residence in Fair View.
Mr.. Theobald and family dxpect to
take possession Of the. Shaw house
that they bought recently.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27
PAGE THREE,

Here is another good sale that ypu,
can't afford to pass up. Mr.. Duff. has
decided to quit farming and has rent
ed his farm and for that reason heSis
anxious to dispose of his property. He
has listed Z head OF horses, IL head ,of
cattle and big lot OF farm machinery.
Mention was, made of this sale in our
last issue, but farmers should bear in
mind the date and plan to be there
w. j. McAhren and Ora Malone Will
cry. this sale. 80
D. p. Sullivan Sale
Another new announcement appear
ing in this issue is the sale OF Mr.. ID.
r.. Sullivan, which will be held at
Miller Turner's barn in. Deloit on Fri
day. February 18th, commencing AT
II o'clock. Mr.. Sullivan has decided
to quit farming and will move to town
and holds the sale for that reason.
He is listing IL head Of horses 80
head OF cattle and some. good farm'lna-
chinery. Here is good sale and one
that should draw a large crowd. y. T.
Malone will cry this sale and W., A
Mcguire Will be the clerk. -
David w. Anderson Sale.
Mr.. David w. Anderson announces
in this issue a public sale on the Olaf
Larson farm, located 3 miles south of
kiron. to be held on Tuesday, Febra
AIRY 9Th, commencing promptly atS'n
o'clock. Mr.. Anderson has been farm
ing but one year and the place he has
been farming was recently sold ,and
the owner is to take possession March
LIST, and as Mr.. Anderson was unable
to rent another place he is forced to
sell out. His stuff is all "A No. 1.,rlt
will be noticed that lie is advertising
SO head Of live. stock, consisting OF 3
head of horses, "a head of cattle,s 2G
hogs. IL sows and complete linetof
farm machinery. One of the main at
fractions of this sale is the horses; all
Of which are good work horses and tire
kind that should be III demand. Erne
and Retnking will cry this sale. BE
sure and read his announcement over
Henry clausen Sale.
Mr.. Henry Clausen, who las been
farming the Peter Jepsen place in
Hayes township, has. decided to quit
farming and Is announcing in this
weeks issue a sale for Thursday. Feb
rlary 4th. He has listed $ head 4of
horses, TO head OF cattle. 80 head OF
shoats and complete line OF farming
machinery. The main attraction;.of
this big sale is the cattle and horses.
and those who are in tho market
should by all means attend. Col.;lV.
C.. Smaller and Son will cry the sale
and w. Mcclure will be the clerk.
Read the announcement in this issue
and plan TO attend Here is good
sale. ...3 ~ a..s
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27
WEDDING NEAR
DOW CITY
Miss Anna Christensen, Daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Fred christensen,
Webs Mr.. Otto Miller.
REV. Mr.. AMsrE,N OFFICIATING
Happy Couple Will Reside on Farm
4 South 81 Vte-Have Best Wishes
Of Their Numer uosErSHRDL
Of Their Numerous Friends

Dow City. Jan. .2G-(Special to the
Ieviewl-A pretty home wedding took
place last "Wednesday, January goth.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Christensen, five miles west OF town.
when their, daughter, Anna. became
the bride Of Otto Miller. Promptly
at 8 o'clock the bridal couple took
their places in the parlor and Rev.
Austen. Of Charter Oak, pronounced
tlfS lords that united the hearts of
these young people for lie.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
near relatives OF the bridal couple.
The bride was attended by Misses
Emma christensen and Tena Obi,
while Nick Oil and Walter Christian
sen served as groomsmen. Miss An.
no wore a handsome gown OF white
messaline and chiffon and carried
white carnations. the bridesmaids be.
ing, attired in tan and pink. The
groom wore dark blue serge. Later in
the day the happy couple went to Den
ison to have their picture taken. re.
turning in the afternoon. In the eve
ming an elaborate wedding supper
was served.
Mrs. Miller is young lady OF many
attainments and is well versed in the
art Of housekeeping. She is we'll fit.
ted to adorn the best Of homes. Mr..
Miller is not SO well known, but is
spoken OF as an exemplary young man.
The happy couple begin married life
under the most favorable circum-
stances.
They Willsreside on a farm south of
Ute. The best wishes of many friends
are theirs for long and prosperous
married life. Out OF town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. Sievert Messer,
of White Lake. S. d.. and Anton Chris
Hansen. Of Bloomfield. Neb.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

are extra good and OF the desirable
kind Farmers who wish to purchase
good. mich COWS should attend this
sale as he is offering s head, 4 OF which
are fresh and the others to be fresh
in the spring. This sale will: be cried
by j. Il. Thede and clerked by K. C.
Jackson. His announcement appears
on page ) of the second section. Read
it over for particulars. +.
Poland China Sale
Lovers OF. the Poland China breed
of hogs will note the announcement Of
Mr.. Frank Rainier, who will hold his
annual sale at the stock pavilion at
Logan on "Wednesday, February 10th.
Mr.. Rainier always has a large crowd
at his sales, hut this year his offering
lis even better than ever and we pre-
dict that there will be a record break
ing crowd on hand. He will. sell rs
bred sows and u gifts, most OF the
Offering being sired by or bred to that
noted big type boar. Chief Price Again.
Others in this sale are bred to Long
Nelson, RS Monarch and RS Big
Bone. Poland China breeders will
recognize this line of breeding as the
best to be found anywhere II. you
want to purchase some good Poland
China stock here is an opportunity.
J. G. harrington Sale.
J. G. Harrington, who lives on the
Otto kruse farm in Section 20 Hayes
township, lis announcing public auc-
ton for Monday. February 8th. His
advertisement will be found on page
five OF the second section. Here is
one Of the good sales advertised this
week. 1t will be noticed, that he has
listed 81 head of horses. Sc head OF cat
tie, "a head of Chester White brood
sows., all. bred to a pure blooled Ches-
ter White boar and complete line
OF farm. machinery. Read over his
Offering carefully and plan, to attend.
Col. McGrath, and l.. Lohrmann and.
F. Diernes will cry this sale and NJ. l..
Houlihan will be- the clerk,
Closing Out Sale.
Nathan N. Cole is announcing in this
issue closing out sale. which he will
hold on Thursday. February 18th, on.
his place miles southeast of'Denison.
commencing promptly at II O'Clock.
In his. announcement which appears
on page five 1t will be noticed that he
has listed 8 head OF horses, 10 head
OF cattle. As head OF hogs and some
real good farm machinery: This sale
will be cried by II. T.. Malonefand will
be clerked by the Crawford County
State bank. Be sure and read his an
and plan to attend.
!. John DUFF Sale.
John Duff S. big closing out sale will
be held on Thursday, February 4th,
commencing promptly at II O'Clock.
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T. = . s
(which is in first class condition ,and
.stock that should find Already market
III horses he is. selling To- head and
they are OF the kind that are the most
useful on farm. Good work horses
and besides he is listing some fine
colts. In the line of-eattle he is listing
35. head; II COWS, heifers 2fyears
old, 6 yearling steers, Z yearlins, heif.
ers, two year old bull, g. spring
| calves and 2 calves. Farmers, .here is
chance to pick. up some mighty good
Poland China brood sows. You all
know the kind that Mr., Parrish raises
and if you want to build up, your herds
here is an opportunity. He is listing
20 head OF Poland China brood sows.
l Poland China. boar and 40 head Of
shoats. A nice lot of farm machinery
goes to make upvthef balance of this
I big sale. Boys, Mr.. Parrish has decid
ed.to quit farming and will move 10
Denison where lie is building a home
ard 1t is for this reason that lie is
closing out. EFT: Malone will cry the
sale. and it viii be .clerked by the
Crawford County; State bank. Read
his announcement on page eight OF the
second section. at. 49, N,
- William Harrington, Sr. 49,
Another announcement appearing in
this issue is that. Harring
ton; ST.. who has decided to quit farnt-,
ing and will hold "a sale his place
LIZ; miles southeast of Vail on Wednes-
day, February Sd, commencing prompt
ly.at 10 o'clock Here is another big
sale with 1873 head OF live, stock listed.
msthe way of horses he is advertising
12iliead, all young horses, and inFpef.:
feet weight and Just the kind :that'wih
be.in demand when work opens up In.
the spring. One of.tlle features ofthisi
sale is the Hereford cattle and Mr..
Harrington will dispose ofshis excel.
lent herd OF 63' head. These. cattle are
not to be beaten. and should bring a
good price on sale day. Agood line.Of
farm machinery goes to make up the
balance of: this fine sale. Coils. NJ. ,R.;
McGrath and Il. I1ohrmann will+cry
tbessale and WA Mcguire will be the
clerk. Be sure, and read the announce.
'1aent on page two3of5 the second sec
ZION and plan to attend. A good sale
well worth attending. =. s'1.f' !,
/; f,'t;, John A. Tryon Sale. ~
! The sale OF John AZ Try0n,G which
was; mentioned in this column last
week. will be held on next .Wednes.
day commencing, promptly. at III a. m.
Mf;Tryon has decided to, move to- Sac
county and for that reason will dis
pose of his property He has listed
head Of horses, Is head ofScattle, IL
good stock hogs and some good farm
machinery. The horses ,willi be one otI
the drawing cards al, this sale:for they
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

; ent at the April election, was in hoy.
or and West Side Friday and Satur-
day getting acquainted with the vari.
GUS school officials. MIR. volkmann
would. no doubt, prove an efficient
worker in that office.
The board Of trustees met ut the
center school house the latter part
OF the week to consider letting the
road work for the coming year.
!. Mr.. Charles O'Donnell and children
and Mr.. Fred Rickers made q short
call at tho Frank DOZark home Sun
day evening.
Rickers Bros. and Miss Hilda visit.
ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Dresser Sunday
The Misses Anna and Amanda SOhl
returned to their home near Willard
accompanying them home for q visit
with his mother who has been In poor
health recently. She is making her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Sohl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John kock and Miss
Caroline were guests Sunday at the
Rickers home. ;.
Mr.. Herman Dresser was busy
slelling corn on Monday aud Tuesday
assisted by the BrothersOn Bros.
The road work was awarded to Mr..
Lew kerrigan for the coming year.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. JAMS were en-
tertained at the S.. J. JAMS home Sun.
day.
Anton Ahrenkiel is intending to re-
tire from farming IN the near future
on account OF i'll health.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27
ODD FELLOWS
IN BANQUET
Globe Lodge No. $50 !. o. o. r. Enter.
tain Rebckahs and Many Friends
at Dow City
HOME TALENT WAS VERY GOOD
Corn Pone Comedians and Jubilee
Singers Chief EntertainerDs-
Iicious Menu Served.

| dow City. jan; 26-(Special to the
Review)-Globe Lodge No. $50 I. o. o
z. did themselves proud last Thurs
day evening when they We're hosts Al
az elegant banquet. Those attend
ing consisted Of the Odd Fellows
their ladies, the Rebekahs and a mum
Der OF invited guests. The affair was
| held at the opera house.
! The company assembled about D
III. and spent an hour in social Wis
iting. About 8 o'clock the grand
| march, led by Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Buss
began, Miss Lois Manning ably pre-
siding at the piano. The march con
tinued until the company found their
places at tile festal board. The tables
had been arranged in the form of a
hollow square and were beautifully
arrayed for the feast. Covers were
laid for 1875 persons. After the ladies
We've seated the gentlemen again took
up the line OF march, which took them
past the serving tables where eacl,
secured we'll filed plates for himself
and lady. The second course was
served the same way. Each lady was
given a'beautiful 'carnation as a favor.
After the wants of tile inner man
had been satisfied the program Of the
evening was begun. Miss Manning
again took her place at the piano and
the curtain rose to the strains OF ITS
q Long Road to Tipperary," and the
company had its first look at "Judd's
Corn Pone Comedians and Jubilee
Singers" Star Goddard, Hugh but.
terworth. Herb Moss and Asa Divine
took the part OF "culled" gentlemen
and served as end men. 0. j. Judd
was interlocutor, Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride
and Misses Alexander, Dow and Drake
constituted the singers. Miss Dow
gave a beautiful solo and Misses Dow
and Alexander q duet that was much
appreciated. c. ". Manning. in APP
propriate costume, gave German
dialect reading that contained many
witty thoughts. But, Judd, and, his
comedians held the chief interest OF
the assemblage and both new and old
jokes were pulled off and laughter and
applause greeted the entertainers; in
their efforts. Taken altogether the
AFFAIR was huge success and one of
the most enjoyable lodge doings that
was ever held here. 800.
The Odd. Fellows are rejoicing that
their plans carried through without a
hitch.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27
JACKSON ITEMS.

Mrs. Peter Westrom left for her
home near Stratford, Ia. on Thursday
after spending week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. ldi,rwood
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rickers and chill
dren attended the forty-eighth birth
day anniversary OF J F. Dresser Tues
day.
Mr.. Lew Kerrigan and Fred Kickers
made short call at the Dunn home
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Dettbarn' and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers spent a
few hours with Mr. and Mrs. John
Kock Wednesday evening
Messrs. William and Ed. lGckers
and sister. Miss Hilda, and the Misses
Annie and Amanda Sohl visited at the
Peter voege home Thursday.
Mr.. julius JAMS drove to Arcadia
Friday to visit few hours with his
mother.
A large crowd OF young folks gath
cred at the Rickers home Thursday
evening and spent the time keeping
time to the music furnished by; Jacob
Auen. They departed in the small
hours Of the night after jolly time
had been enjoyed. We understand
that there are to be many more oc-
casions of this nature in the future
which will be greatly enjoyed as we
are far from the amusements OF town
these long winter evenings.
Mr.. S. w. Calderw00d celebrated
his birthday Monday. Were we to
mention all of the birthday celebra.
tons this week. We would have a large
list
Tuesday marked the birthday ami
versary OF our school mistress, Miss
Hattie MaCumber.y
Hannas and William Thies attend.
ed the Will Georgius sale Thursday.
A. number of relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs Chris Brothcrson re.
minded the young couple of their first
wedding anniversary on Friday eve
ming 1881 - -
|. Mr.. II. +. Volkmann, of Schleswig
tile candidate for county superintend
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27
Fine Singers.

Much stress is laid on the singing
ability OF the Alvord l. Eviston must.
cal comedy company which comes TO
the Germania for three day stand
Thursday, February 4th, starting. "A
mixed seXtette and q male quartet
known as the Hawkeye comedy four
are among the leading vocal features.
AL linn, a composer OF note, is the
musical director Of the organization.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

There is general disposition to
help the unemployed by directing them
to the railroad yards. where they can
steal ride on to the next town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

The Waterloo Times.Republican
suggests that il the numerous door.
keepers at Des Moines only would
keep foolish bills from getting in,
nobody would complain about the ex.
ira expense.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

IF the drys in the Iowa legislature
have their way 1t will be bankers
hours for the saloons" says the bur.
lington Gazette.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27

"The trouble at .Des Moines is
about the. same as at Washington
the more the lawmakers talk economy
the more money they spend" remarks
the Primghar Bell.