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Douglas Island news., 1915-06-30

Prospectors on Flat creek, in the Wild creek district of the Koyukuk country, a section where some good money has been taken out in the pastp sunk hole 225 feet and ran into clear blue ice. They put in a steam pipe and ran it down for many feet, but found no bottom to the ice and were com- pelled to abandon the hole. It is be- lieved that they ran into what at one time was a subterranean lake, which has become frozen into a solid piece of ice.
 There has been litigation for some time past over some property in tue neighborhood of Valdez that is valu- able for it's water rights. The land office at Juneau has just rendered de- cision in the matter that results in the forfeiture of the "Ida May" lode claim" and placer claims known as the "Huckleberry" and Solomon Falls" which were located by Ida r. M. Hes. Failure to comply with the govern mental regulations concerning devel- opment work and to establish proof of the presence of mineral, is announced as the cause of the action taken. The case has recently been investigated by the Juneau land office at the request of the General Land Office at Washington and the charges made by the govern ment sustained. This forfeiture will directly affect the Alaska Water, Light and Telephone Company at Valdez, which owns and operates plant on the ground in question. This plant is the supply for the city of Valdez, and under the ruling the company will have no valid title to the site thay now oc- cupy.
 A mountain prospector in the Cook inlet country recently came down Woodrow creek to Anchorage and an nounced to the people there that the stream was the outlet of a small lake in the mountains. The laborers in the town who are working for 371a cents an hour and furnishing their own tools, immediately assem bled for the purpose of giving a name to this newly discov- cred body of water. Many different names were suggested, but finally an Irishman, who had been strenuously obiecting to handling No. ? in Alaska for $500 per day and find your own tools, "drawled out, "Call it Rocke- feller." It went like Bryan's famous "Crown of Thorns" speech at Chicago and that beautiful body of pure aqua will forever go laundering down into history cursed with the name of that labor tyrant. Knowing it to be i'm possible to stem the tide of popularity for the name of the lake the govern ment at once took steps to have Wood row creek kre-christened, whereupon the thirty-seven and half centers, getting wind of the movement by their Uncle, immediately reassembled and unani- nous consent was given to the Irish man who had no shovel, the honor of remaining the creek. He arose withall the dignity of Parnell and the quick wit of Paddy Ford, of the Irish World, and said, "Aw hell, we'll call it Mears." And even the waters of that beautiful stream as they wended their way down the rugged mountain side to the deep blue sea, falling over the pebblestones in their way, ehuckled, "Good, good."- CommOner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

8ufummenFuFenb IdBt f9 Tussn, buB
bic G%ntnidluns Der Sau9bnotipoffe cine
auBeroroentli9 raf9e seipelen iii. So
ftieg in benz turaen 3eitrdum bon bier
Sdbren ihre @dFerperor1nauna ouf bos
bierfaAe, ibre gstriebstrdFt bon 800 ouf
1000 pferbetrdfte, lire D6erfIddenoes
l9tpinoigteit I'm sttpd so pro5ent unb
tbre gepaffnuns bon 2 duf 10 Sorpebus
robre uno @ef9ibe. Sbr @~ftionsrubius
II, tpie i4on bemertt, infoIgs 8erpenbuua
nerientbdrer SeItunts, bic burn eIettrifde
HutignnIt IeI6tthdtis an bic SberfIdde
itei9en unb mad gntnobme bon Del tpies
Der rerIentt iDerben, fat ms ltneemeTene
gettisgsn. gld4 ben @rfabrunsen, bic mir
bisher gefdmmelt boben, DerIpriht bos
Gau4buOt begin. ber Sau9ireuaer bic
aleripi4tisfte Daffe bes tinftiosn Gses
trteges gu tperben, ioipcbl fir Sperationen
tiber tUie unter 8uFer, unb Is lit an8us
ilebnnsr, baB 0eutI4Idnb ouf lonee 8eit
btnans bic Gihruns in bieIer Waffe in
Der 6ano bebalten fuirb. S6 es m6oli6
fein tpirb, Elm ipirtiames Mbuebrmitfef
9eeen bteie furatbaren 3ert1tungsmerfs
isrge gu fdaffen, III Durl1ufig nint as
5uiebsn. WubrTdeinIiG nirb man bic
GlettriSitdt su 9iIFe nebmen miifen, UNI
ben unbeimli4en unb unIidtbcren Gegiier
auf5uIpiiren unb 3u Osrni1ten. Das III
ungefdbr dles, mas Ith beraeit iiber BEN
fd9en lGbt." :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

bon Sprpebos. S6raubenfdubs etc. 9ieT
StOrnngen miiheu bur9 seetgnets Rorr'
truttion, eei9idtes Steuern unb Sill
Iunesdnoerung Der Srimmtants ousge.
eli9en tperbeu. MittelgrpBe 9pote brau,
4en gum ,Slut6en" etpd 3 Minuten, 3un
untertaudeu ettpd 10 ceIunben, tpd6rent
bas GntflItbsn begin. 4uftaufen infoIgt
ausblaiens Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mod
fhneler gsf9iebt. Sine dnbere S6ipie.
rigteit beftebt in Der ri6ttgen Gormgebuno
beg 8ootst0rpers, Der imitanbe Iein mub
ni9t nur BEL beri6iebenen SiefenIager
Dem 8aKerbrud gu piberIteben, fonbern
Der aud mDgIi6t 6obe Subrgefdpinbigs
teiten iber unb inter @a6er erm0gIi6er
foa bel Gr6ultuns gutter @tabiIitdt. Die
bon ben perfhiebenen Ratipnen norges
I9riebene Sau9tiefe I9pantt spifHen 30
unb 80 Mleter. Die 3DlinbriTde a0rpers
form lit bic bette BON Starbpuntt Der
9rudfeitigteit, aber bic I9le6teIfe bonn
S~tanbpuntt Der Seetii6tigteit beam. bes
Observation-Disclosures. 9esbdl6 s%eItdItet man
ieBt ben inneren 9rudt0rper, Der bic tues
Isntli6lten 8eitanot6eiIe aufnebmtn fou,
cnIinbrifh, unb umbdut i'm mad oben nit
8afsrbaluits unb 8rennitofftunfs, 10 bdB
Oas Boot ettpu SorpeOoform erbdlt, mas
quite aursItabilitdt, gunIigen WaFers
abfluB uno einen boben @irtunessrdb Der
Shrdube geipdbrleiitet.
8eionbere Sorgfatt muB auf quite Cliff
tung selegt tperoen, bdmit bic MunnI9aft
infolse Qusitr0mtns giftiger @afe aus ben
@atterierdumen nidt eritidt. 2ebtere Iinb
oesbdlb Defenders abgeIdloFsn unb gsIiifs
tet. Die iibriee 2uft ipirb mitteIIt @ens
tilatoren pur9 fdmmtli9e aGune ges
briidt, bdnn in beIpnbern Mpparaten ges
retnigt unb getrodnet unO pieber in Tins
Iauf gefebt. Mtdn re9net babel pro &opf
unb Stunbe nit etipa 2 &ubifmtter Cuff
unb nimmt einen geniieenben preblufts
porrdtb nit I'm ID bis 4S Stunben unter
Wafer bleiben ST. tDnner. Die perbroudte
G%tbmungsluft pirb mad einigen Stunben
iber 8orO sebriitt unb bur9 5rii9Iuft
aus ben Yrebtld1hen ertebt.
@eIonbsre SorgfoIt lpirb auF Bic
0ur9bilbung oes qeristops beripsnbet.
Setnnntli9 permde Elm norfnaIts @lee
tn 10 Meter Siefe bel botIfebenber Some
bic llrrifs bon Geaenidnben nod ouf ca.
Is Meter 81 ertennen. sc lit bober aus.
eei9loHen, fih urter @uFer Su orientirsn.
Dus Bib muB mittels 9rismen unb 2ins
len benz 9eobdhter bur6 elm Robr aus
gdneIia eeind4t tuerbeu, ipel9es Sum us
fuden BEG 5ori5ontss brebbar, unb uu6
in ber S6benri6tiiug Bis duf stpa z Mes
ter 2dnge berihiebbar lit. Gs finb tets
peristope porhnnben. Die neues
rem SnItrumente erm0sIi6en bas Gehen
bsibeH 4ussn uun ssben Elm pIditis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
li3ttr 5ernus!
&rie8S8eoi6te berIan at

9eutIGe g9riFtFeGer! Die erOBe 3sit
beg Delttrieses, bic audi unIere beutIden
Dt9tsr bi~er5ulanbe gu berrIi9en GdOpfs
u1sen IiHter 8eseifernus fir @atsrionb,
He9t unb Sieg entflapmt bat, tpirb NIT
goIoenen 5euerlettern in Der Gipiqteit cine
g%egraben Ietn. Damit aber aud Die Did,
tunsen als bentpirbiae GtanbbiIber bins
u%beroduern, bat ber unter3tidnete @erIua
es anternommen, bic be3iigliden Qiet-y
urb 8ebidte in sinem pdtriotiThsn guhe:
Plus rubmrei9er .3eitA al Idmmeln.
Sir bic 2eituns bieIes @ertes aelana es
Dem @srldee, Germ Or. SrDing 8. SAM
oers gu gepinnsn. Deut1ne Ghriffiels
Ter, bic puHeHbe MouuItripie bieIem
gu4e pibmsn molten, Derben erfndf,
bisielben an bic bsutI9e @trlaasfirma II.
s. Gts9ert So, Jnc., ManuTtriptesgfb
tbeiluns, go. 29--35 DeF 80. Str, Netp
gorf, eiuisnben unb Elm abrefEirtes Bid
Goupert fir bic ebentueIe Riidlenbuna
btilegen Su poLlen. Dds gDerf III In
elmer b~efDnbers F1Dnen beutIdsDferreis
aii4sunsorii4sR 2lassabe sebd4t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
WzkR5kk80ozE an Ser ANI50AkN KV5Tx.

rem SiHut hss Morits baut man beutsus
tdet iibtrbaupt nj I mtbr, ~ionbern nur
nod 3dnd bpots. Der llnttrIdieb
8pii zen ben beibsn 31pen beiebi BARN.
bab 0as &auh6oot sinsu gr6beren rReit
auftrieb" beIiBt unb i'm AubeSultdnbe BON
ieIbFt an bic 9bsrfldhe iommt. Das lin
ttrieeboot bagesen befinbet fa 1bnli6 ME
Der 2uftbalon in Der Suit nabe3u i'm
59ntbe8uItunos, unb tam obne GntIees
rung bon 8aIaittdnts be3ip. Steuerung
ni9t bodfteigen. Das Saunboot muB
feline Suuhrubsr sebrau9en, Inn unter
Waier 81 tommen. Seine 8aIaitnafers
tants oieuen bormiesenb 3ur @initeaung
bes Reitduftrtebs unb Der rintigen
5rimmloge. Der @aftrieb III natiirli6.
ie mad SaI3ge6dIt unb Semperdtut bes
WaFers berfdieoen. Die sr0bte S9fpiss
rigtsit i'm 2auhbootbau bfitebt in Der Grs
3ielung Der rintigen StabiIit1tsberbdlts
nife. 9amit ndbrenb bes .6lutbens~
be3D. llntertau9ens fog. Srimmlagen
oDer S9ieFitequneen bes 9ootes bermies
ben iperoen, muB Der ,SBTtemTdners
puntt' in iebem 4ugsnblide mOeli9It ients
redt iiber begin. unter benz ygerbrdns
sunssi9nerpuntt" Iiesen. aus oiefem ges
FEB ereeben it9 beftimmte geii6tspuntts
fir bic iDmmetrii4e anorbnuns unb 8ers
tbeiluns Der 8aIuittants unb fir bic
6ormsebung Der S9lingertiele, 3au9s
ruOer unb 6ori5ontoIruber. Wenn bieIe
8erbdltnife ni4t ridtig bere9net finb,
fam oer tritiT4e San eintrsttn. bdB baS
Boot, tpdbrenO es i'm inbifFerenten 8leiGs
gept6t 1T, ft4 pIoblid UNI feline sigene
a4ie brebt, ooer ieutredt mad unten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

um biefe Steluue 81 b%ebaupten. gs &c.
nilst teinespess, bdb Elm 2onb i9 beis
f~pielspeiIe bic 9auplGne Der n~eueTten
beutThm 9Iau9trtu8er bsr1dafft. 9amit
III nod tpenig %getppnnen. @s gehoren neis
ter ba5u bofnertbige Materialitn, b. +.
cine berborrdgenbe 6iittens unb @ubtt1s
nit. 5erner ho6tper15ig Spe8idImdi9is
uen, iehr inteaigsnte Nrbeiter, Monteure,
unb Waf9iniiter, un bic ein3elnen Sheils
5uIammen3uieben unb imitanbe 8u erbals
ten. Giniae MaI6inentbeile iinb 70 toms
pli5irt, baB fe .. 8. nur in ben %erIttlaIs
iigiten beutfden Merten bergeItelt fperben
tonnsn. SelbIt unIsre ausIGnbiIdsn 2is
cen3nebmer iinb se5ipungen, gentle Spes
5iaIfdblt. Sdmiebss unb @uBItiide bon
DeutiAlonb su impnrtiren. 4uh qr6sis
ter unb Maf6iniItn rerben bdufis mits
eeIiefsrt, neil Is ihper 1T, Ii9 brauben
foI9e gu sr5isbeu. 3rob aIlsbem ldBt fih
bic BetriebserfabrunG, bic 6ds
Grsebnis idbrsInneer pionierdrbsit lit,
niht mitbsrpfIanSeu, unb biIoet tbatIG9s
LID ben beiten S9ub esgsn isbe NaAs
a mung, beHer dIs ibn ale Datents Der
BeIt gu eetpGbrIsiiten Dsrm0sen.
lleber abmfFuueen, @ustiifuug unb
2eiitung Der usueiten bsutI9en Sou9bopts
Dermae i'd .. 3. tusnis 5n Idsen. Das
gegcr tDerben Gle aus cinigen angabsn
iber bic iebt i'm Bon befinbli9en afnes
ritdnii6en 5dudboots gtfpiFe Rid
IhliiHe auf bic eeiFunosfd6ieieit Der beuts
Ihen 9oOse sieben t6nnen, bic natiirlih
binttr bsu omsritaniIden GrseaoniFeu
lsineSlucgs suriidltehen. Sumol lebtere ia
bur4ee1enb nit btuGffen M1fdiHen aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

gcItuttct ino. alio bic 5dupimeTuusen
Der fog. fleet Iubmarines" inb: Qdnee
SO Meter, 9reite z W., 3ieFe etpa 4 a.,
Maferberordnguna an Der O6erfl16e
1000 3pnnen, uno setou6t 1900 Sonnen.
Die Oberfldneneei9ipinbigiet betrGgt Is
SeemetIen. bel forcirter 5ubrt 20 Stemtis
len, bic Internal srgefdninbisteit TT IL
Geemeilen In bsr Gtunbt. Der 4ttiDnss
RADIUS betrdst bis 5u 1000 DleiIen, dlIo
cine eanS betrG9tli6e 2eiituns. Sci S6er-
fIdhenfabrt tperben ale moSernen Sauds
boote burh 8ieIeIsS elmaThinn betrie6en,
I'm getau6ten 3uItdnbe bur4 9dtterisn,
begin. Glettromptoren. Bel f~orcirter Jdbrt
drbeiten befbe @ntriebarten mfammen.
I'm gepaFfnung Iinb %pDrbunben 10 Cant
cierrobre, bapon A i'm Bug, A oben an
9ed 81 je 8iuei observation-disclosures. uno
3tpsi i'm Std. Die an Ded bsIinbliGm
Robre tonnen mad a[eH Geiten eef6ipentt
tperoen. Mtiter IiHb pprbdnben IA 9ors
peoos, Elm perIentbdres 3sao1iges gefdub
unO 80 Mann gelusuns.
in Der Grbohung oet @eiaipinoigteit
unb @erftdrfuug Der armiruug Itnb ME
seIast bic st6Bten BprtT6ritte gu ertpars
ten. GrItere ipirb psIeutiid betintrd9tiet
bur9 bic tobte Gdit Der elettriIdM @atp
terien, bic man fir lintsrpdTerfd6rt mite
fdIeppn muB. Gs mare fs6r banienss
merrill tpenn 6trr Gbifon nit isiner ages
iribtslpien" 9dttsris balD an bic Oeffents
li9teit tretsn troIIts. Die Nersr0bernna
Der Mui9insnonlaee bietst an Ii6 feline
GHpigristeiten. Mlon febt einfd6 mebs
GiHbeiten snIdmmen. sd babe srif
bic plane au sinem beatfdKn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

n an #t# ssA 4 Hass
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sfHf s fa
s. aa
ts 80
aaA Ma N4
81 1itiNs b s.iafissf sfs
f8 AIHtafftf 81 llsa4 t,
l Nltl8 Mamnm tss
st sf f Asas.
s aes mffa fsas
u u.s. aasattt
NH' aH stff fflit maith.
Mfs asa tt Aaetn h5i hm
aH slNA
tafsr st setIs sH sa MA.
EhHit. Faal Elfasii ans
atfafalla. b aFf n ia aias
mlammfnia lH Has #sAiesH
aHt HtiHi Eiitm MaHfa ca SCI ntms
m8aDaisafm taii 1f1ttfaHs ftaN tls
a'Wihi Hiffi Hi n1hatlslila ebtf
tith mii ltntaia Nlfaia
eH tisnsitt rssiN laf Hh NAH
Wfmlnnf lhfHie8ttH tf RrnHmt
Ven tf 1efplbtl tt ulfbsf tag Din.
aiiifn pea ismphtlfilH Ninuflbgllen hts
tf1 nna teAaiaohR NfaAlHahtafhll
Nietttm &it ttgn iiita Is Be M
em THftmtNtt. nahtu miilslH Diad.
iaN abpfltutfi ung kFtfn tlss HaloneS.
atialpina taifii pau Gina 40 nHelsn A.hw
Attfiittf4fli n tnrfm unb ihte MslAs
rtiit tllpd Q Wltitn. Gin htsafliar 1cr,
ptea loliei IN amtflla egatn 1900 WdtL
lpttbalb nan NIT bu Muniiicn elmaB
potftiia ftiu mub nHs @sFHahltuu pbts
VsiHm ptrirtnod, no bas anaaueig IN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
ON 5rIfpl'w MI ~ IHa sToni dtIa sanos

t# es
l1s fH Naaffi
slff in ~ hta
H Hft tiaH Hln
~ N'Na uf tsffst
Hitf H
af ai Mf HHN sfa ral
waaa 0aielW be- asH
ft iAa'a Ni tifaHfat
NffiHfa HN Wstl hsf ml tM ltf m
tfa iliHiH WaHuaa1wat .tsh riis
we tf .tftasusaaslia f6.sa6l. 5
rtr "a m tld 81 isaIn Boz tf dfsir
maiiH naiHafalEsH htstIH N8mfifHA
ln tHtttHs e5ffAlb8 efndfstH fs
E3f N Biti inlffkat HHf "a ksf
Hie iaut Nffntnbasa sa8fHfA BE- bai
alatith ffH3faHaamlit Mt mif Hf
In Dorm Hrn gRlafn Hfb Hanaheulta Ma
Nhfa tn 70 bshia. hft tiHt Ms''sa hitif
tltfiR atm nf1 @fi1 iihi. ctai lore.
Wtieistt cana Htt iu itn. n%litblHsf
BARI mon ipett anwtmtn bdt gfot
timPflhiik biffN ThrE in AutHHu lanH
mthf auf Glapfl aiisdi mttbfa tafifH. dn
Hmaanb. tG faiHfiih ben Hsbuidr
Nlalimhatus bodipmmm umluitil. giaf
Niiten, blf noe HHnhlauHa titita arlg
ata unb owl @runb Der bafm uaitlin
etiatrunatu auidHat. IRE EtmaHi auE
mbaatn. innn mil bttbillui6mdtia a.
tina'n Wlititin In stt mnftiatn nloiltH
IanaIlltt ttHta atniilatn 8lab hItdtn.
@ot1uli thuua II dagbinas. bdB Sc
ttir. Vladt Hihi nnr bic fiuonlitItn. ion
bern aua bic ittniitn 6iiismiltd b,Fti.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

f9iebt, fDbaIO aud uur bic eerineTte &C.
pidtsOeridtebuns e%intritt, ). 3. Elm Mann
Der 8eiaBuns feinen pldb brrlGbt. Die
tiirSIia erfoIete aataitrppbe bes ameritos
niIdeH Sdudbootes 1T tpabrI9einIi6 ouf
einen Osrurtisen Stsuerunssfebler sliriids
5ufiibren.
9efinbet ii9 bds Boot auf Der Gobrt,
10 treten nod cine gauge Reibe anberer
itDreuber 3rimms unb 9rebmomente ouf,
70 !. 3. infolge Observation-Disclosures beg
ahlrrnes, unaleider Hubtritenanq, arubts
rurts pss acknowledgements, abfsuerns
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0Eu15cAzs Ns00z NeRfole7esnee 6NoL4M0ER !

observation-disclosures bur6seiebsn, Der cine
Oelmoiorendnldge bnt 10000 pferoes
trdftsn uuFpeiT. 9lu9 bic @~erer5beruns
Der MuFeroerbr6nsune unb 9raefdbisfeit
Der 9ou9boots bistst te9niid feine uns
lDsbdrsn Gdmierigtsiten, noGbem man
fn iebt iiber bic erunbldbIihe Sorms
sebins bes S9ifFst0rpsrs i'm alnren 1T.
auf teaniI9e Gin8sIbeiten mc9te i'd
nidt sineebtn, ba Iie fir Sire 2eIer uns
bertdnbIih urb Odbfr obue SntereFe pGs
rem. BUR siniee duFtldrenbs gemerfuns
gen. Rsine MntsrfttbpCte i'm pubs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

llnltlAteel uas Iauttsct = nhkl Zee afskls @sia tss
fo Jatlhantttit nv tuirtfsuut pn g%antirmwt
wit uatsltninhsm Nietns ptulitians ts lnttsnss tit
fen lnlsl3, klutt INSTRUMENTATION rthalf = bN nsn,a
aMttlfAnllAAM rAnhhAAla
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
F,,clVa or PROPERTY VALUATION
EXPECTED TO CREATE NO
ARGUMENT THIS YEAR.
xyrRGAsE IN ASSESSMENT
NOT ANTICIPATED BY ROADS
dig Boost in Valuations Two Years Ago
Prseiudes Any Material Advance For
pear Before State Executive Council
to Discuss Adjustment.
Special to Times Republican.


Des Moines, July 13.-Railroad rep
resentatives appearing before the state
executive council in the matter OF fix
ing valuation Of railroad property We're
in amiable frame of mind this time.
There does not seem to be any great
chance for argument over the fixing OF
railroad values. They We're given such
big boost two years ago that another
probably will not be needed for some
time.
1t will be recalled that in 1913 the
council for the first time leaned largely
upon net earnings as a guide to rail-
road valuation. There was storm of
protest from the railroads. There were
threats of resistance of the tax gath
erers But no change was made In
1914. None will be made in 1915, as to
the basis of arriving at values.
But the representatives of the rail-
roads insisted strenuously that the
work Of the city council led to a valua-
ton of their property all out Of pro-
portion to other property in the state.
An illuminating discussion Of this sub
ject was by James C. Davis before the
council.
{ Compare Land and Road Values.
1.-THE class of property in Iowa with
which the railroad property can be
most fairly compared is farm lands. "
said Mr.. Davis There is in Iowa an
aggregate of some 35,0o0,O00 acres OF
agricultural land, practically all of it
is capable of cultivation. AS the re-
suit Of careful equalization made by
the executive council for the year 1913,
va1)1n OF farm
lands in Iowa was fixed, for the pur-
pose of taxation at s66.sl, making a
value upon which taxes are paid Of
1870 per acre. Property Of all kinds
must be assessed at it's actual value.
1.-THE selling value of land in Iowa
has for many years constantly in
creased. According to the United
States census, the increase in land
valnes in Iowa for period of ten
years, from 1900 to 1910, was II per
cent, and from 1910 to the present there
has. been an additional annual in
crease in such value. A conservative
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.

Semi. Annual Contention Of Iowa Doe.
tors at Iowa City.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 13.-Tte semi annual
convention Of the Iowa Union Medical
Society Is In session here today. Dr.
H. J. Prentiss, OF Iowa City, is presi-
dent. The other officers are as follows:
Vice president, DR.. John Gardner. Lis
bon: secretary, DR.. Charles Krause
Cedar Rapids: treasurer, DR.. George =.
Carpenter, Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13

AS the true story Of the shooting OF
J. Plerpont Morgan by Frank Holt
who later killed himself in jail, became
known Mrs. Morgan's heroism stood
out The wife of the tinancier Crap
pied with Holt, and she and a female
servant took both revolvers away from
him. Naturally there was reaction
after these exciting scenes in the Nor
gan home. and Mrs. Morgan required
the attention of physician. lmmedl-
ately that it was positive that MI
Morgan was not dangerously hurt Mrs.
Morgan recovered, and she is entirely
Well again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13

expenses In statess and taxing dis
tricts," continued Mt. Sargent. You
should note that while we paid Iowa
$1O.3S per thousand valuation, but $l.2o
of it was for state taxes, while IN L.
linois 81 went for state taxes. Another
thing: While our gross earnings IN
Iowa are $S,232 per mile. they are $2s,-
900 per mile in Illinois"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
PLAN UNIQUE COUNTY FAIR.
Derby, Auto Races and Cavalry Exhi-
bition to Supplant Harness Races.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, July l3.-The johnson
County Fair Association has planned
a novel meeting for August, the first
annual exhibition of it's type in more
than a half century of existence. The
first day will be given UP to running
races. solely, and following this Derby
will come an auto meet the second
day. The third day will be devoted to
Army Day" with cavalry stunts, the
United States and Iowa National Guard
troops participating. No harness races
are booked for any day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13

Eof the chair 81 Bohsmian ~ l9i1e q
the University sof tNebraSka u Ithe
editor OF the Komensky Clrb SsHA tonal
organ, also Miss Hrbek Is an alumna
OF Iowa University and was formerly
connected, with its faculty. She Is
native OF Iowa, her girlhoods home be-
ing Cedar Rapids. S III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
Or. Alice Turner Dead.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 13.-Carroll J. Turner
was called to Collar yesterday by Q mes
sage announcing the death Of his
mother, Mrs. Alice Turner, m. u. nis
father, DR.. L. c. IS, Turner, dentist,
also died at colfax Q few weeks ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
SCHOOL FOR IOWA COACHES.
Maurice Kent Conducting Novel Sum
NOR School at S. Y. J.
Spacial "a Tim Pen,,iolican

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 13-1owa univer-
sity's board in control of athletics IS
testing novelty with success, the
officials report. This Is summer
school of coaching with Maurice "A.
Kent, an old Marshalltown boy,
formerly Of the Brooklyn Suberbas,
pitching staff, in charge. Iowa teach
ers who have had little or no athletic
experience are in attendance and the
expert is teaching them short cut"
in football, basketball and baseball IN
order that they, in turn, may give IN
struction to students in various iowa
high schools. Kent has seventeen In
his classes. Match games with Iowa
City teams are played on the diamond
to give the educators practical ex-
perience in baseball.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
Lad pies Of Lockjaw.

Special to Times Republican,.
Iowa City, July 13.-Lockjaw, Sthe
first fatal case in Iowa City. In years,
killed Master Roy E. Hay, aged'9. The
lad was the son Of Mrs. Henry Harms.
hut was making his home In the coun|
try near Windham with his uncle. B. A.
Robertson, and there he was hurt. (
road grader ran over his foot crushA
ing it. A great toe was severed an@
lockjaw was superinduced. He died
six DAYS after the accident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13

According to the reports of the rail-
roads made to the state OF Iowa, the
gross earnings for the calendar year
ending Dec. 81, 1914, were ss9,950.-
215.6o. The operating expenses for
this same period in Iowa were $685.
s57,72424. The taxes paid by the rail-
roads in Iowa for the year 1914
amounted to $s,59e,43s.26. This made
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
Tran,Iate, Bohemian Drama.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 13.-Poet Lore, lit
erary magazine published in Boston,
contains translation of Jan vyrava,"
a Bohemian drama by F. Adolf subert.
The translation is by Miss Sara Hrbek,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-02-06
Le gOnne indecent responsible
delpa1tO cOStO della vita

Proprio cosi', quanto afferma un
telegramma da Washington, D. c.
LIE ragazze che frequentano lie High
Schools. sono in parte responsible
dell'alto costo della vita, nellie loro
famiglie Questo afferma Mrs. Court
F. Wood, appartenente ALA District
Federation of Women's Club.
Essa lamenta che lie gonne dele ra-
ragazze sono di tale spesa che lie loro
famiglie devono fare sacriici per com
perarle. Sono poi COST trasparenti ed
indecent che lasciano indovinare, o
meglio vedere, tuttO quello che do
vrebbe essera gelosamente nascosto,
sia nellie curve, sia nellie prominence.