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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Over The Ton

A Marvellous Photoplay of EN-
pey's Worlds Famous Book. Here
is the most vivid story of the
great war that has been written
up to the present time The photo
play is crowded with vivid exper-
fences.
Will be shown at the Majestic
theatre Friday, July 19, only one
show at the matinee and only one
show at night. All seats will be re-
served. Tickets on sale Wednes-
day, July 10, and until all are
sold. Don't miss this if you want
to see something good.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Old Settlers Day in Harrison is
August 22

Magnolia, Ia, July Sold
Settlers Day in Harrison county,
has been set for Thursday, Aug
ust %, when the Rev. Titus Lowe,
of Omaha will be the principal
speaker at the thirty-fourth an
nual meeting of the association.
Music will be furnished by the
Boys band of Woodbine, by VOC
alists and orchestra.
The annual meeting is usually
attended by several thousand peo-
pie who come from many states
for the occasion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

Mrs. E. j. Hyde and children,
departed this morning for a sever
al weeks visit in North Yakamo,
Washington. Mr.. Hyde accompa-
MED them as far as st. Paul.
H. HI. Thurber returned home
this morning from brief visit
in Council Bluffs.
Attorney J. S. Dewell left this
morning for Des Moines, to at
tend a State convention.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

Rev. Warren, the chautauqua
manager during our last two ses-
sions was in the city today be
tween trains calling on former
friends. He had just completed a
very successful chautauqua at
Huron and said the work all along
was the best it had been in years
and very enthusiastically attend
ed. AT the close of the season in
that city 600 tickets were sold for
the Chautauqua next year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
$50 Lives Lose

Approximately $50 persons
were drowned or ,trampled to
death at Peoria, Ill.,, last night
when a pleasure boat struck a
snag and sank. Most of the dead
are women and children.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

Mrs. Ed. Mccullough and child
rem departed this morning for an
extended visit among relatives in
Spokane, Washington.
The E. G. Hyde family expect
to leave shortly for visit in
Spokane, Washington.
Jeppe Thompson is spending a
few days with relatives in Shoales
Nebraska.
Mrs. Enbody of Council Bluffs
was here today visiting with her
friends.
Major John purroy Mitchell,
formerly mayor OF New York, was
killed this morning on the avia-
tion field at Lake Charles, La.
A marriage license was issued
in Omaha yesterday to John H
Worthington of Omaha and Miss
Edna Arpp of this city.
Miss Bernice Meats has return
ed to her. home in Logan after
assisting a few days with the ex-
ira work at the store house.
Sidney Johnson Of Camp Dodge
is here for an over Sunday visit
with home folks.
Among the relatives and friends
from out of town who have ar
rived to attend the funeral of &c
Cummins, are James Hird Of
Scotland, S. d.. Tom and Joh1
Hird of Sheldon, Ia, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Bowden of Lake Park, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winter oil
Lake City, Mrs. Catherine Olsor
of Jefferson, l, p. Horton of Guth-
erie Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rigby and son, Mrs. Mary Rigby
George Rigby, and Mrs. Bert
;Crumb from Omaha.
r. j. Meeks has sold his panti-
torlum back to Dan Woodruff anC
! having enlisted has been sent te
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, located
ten miles south of st. Louis.
Misses Laura Carpenter anC
Ruth Logan are enjoying a shor
vacation and will spend next weel
outing at Salix, Iowa.
Mrs. James Geiger and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, OF Council Bluffs
/; motored up yesterday for brie1
visit with friends. The latter re-
NAMED over night returning home
/ this morning.
d. V. Lee who has been enjoy:
ing a brief furlough with rela-
tives in Hiawatha, Kans., stopped
off here this morning between
trains on his way back to Ft. Bak.
cr, San Francisco, CAL, where h,
is serving in the coast artillery.
| Miss Patricia Hall of Dunlap. il
the guest for few days of Mis-
Mary Forde.
! The News hastens to congratu
late it's neighbor across tn,
way on having reached it's 5Otl
anniversary under such auspic
iOus circumstances. The specia
edition commcmorating the even
is characteristic. The famil,
portraits are welcome reminders
of an almost forgotten past. TIL
selection of Abe Daniels to Civ
the "reminiscences was all right
| No other citizen could have don
so we'll in recounting events O
generation ago. The most re
markable event noted in the his
tory of that publication is tn
| fact that J. w. Harris, the eff
cient foreman all these SO years
is still foreman and good for a
least another decade. It's har
to imagine the Times withou
Jack. Long may they live a
worthily as they have in the pas
Lost TT Use Tha Timaa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Sanitary Fund

Ed. FfaZler, fIuShlng sI.--.- 1b.SU
BY motion and second bills be
allowed as read. City Clerk au-
thorized to draw warrants on the
different funds for the same.
BY motion and second the City
Council adjourned to meet July 9,
at Z 80 p. m. Motion carried.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Council Proceedings.
Council Room, Missouri Valle
Iowa. july .. 1913.

Iowa, July =, 1913.
Council met in regular session
at 7::3O p. IN. Officers present,
.. c.. Prathcr, mayor; Frank Tam
isiea, attorney; j. f. Clinken-
beard, clerk: Councilmen present
George Golycr, John Cox, X. e.
Brundige, Roy Mason, absent Tom
Cusack.
The mayors report, clerks re-
port and the treasurers report
We're read and by motion and
seconded ordered placed on file.
The report of the street COM
missioner was read and by motion
and seconded was referred back
10 him for correction.
The following bills We're read:
City General Fund.
j. G. Prather, Sal list qua.-St25.OO
J. +. Glinkenbeard, Sal for
June 5000
Frank Tamisiea, service
preparing waiver for
sewer .-.....-.......-.......... 2O.50
Abe Daniels Sal for June. $500
w. l.. Clary, Sal for June 1900
G.. A. Jones special police. 1.25
Albert Smith special police 800
Iowa Tel Co. toll calls.-.-.. $50
Rpifenrath Bros. window
curtains ..-..... 1880
Ned Cox, street work.. $50
A. Short hlacksmithing. Al 80
X. r. Brundigc mdse-.... $50
Owen Eng, Go. Flash Light
batteries OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
NV. A. Donahoe painting city
City hall ...-............... 1915
Ed Frazier street work $3.50
Lee Foreman. sidewalk ap-
proach 5th and st. Clair 1850
First Nat. bank frt and
time checks ...-........-.. 207.35
Water Fund
First Natl Bank Freight
| and Time cheeks ------.----- S219.35
W f.. Clinkcnbeard, salary
for June .......-...... 6O.O0
! @. w. Kimmer, sal for June $500
10. M. Spillman, extra pump
ing 83.1O
Mason and Moorehouse,
gasoline ... .2T
Western Boiler Compound
Chemical Co. .,..-......... 5O.4O
Pittsburgh Meter Co., wa
ter meters ........ 2S2.OO
Crane Co, pipe, etc-..-.- 259.72
T.. r. Jones shaft pump...- 24.00
McGraw Co., pump pack
ing ... 1902
Peter Hanson. REPAIRS $40
National Supply Co. car of
coal -. i31. 81
| +. M. Purcell, plumbing. 2.6O
Owen Engineering and
! Const Co.. lamps 2.10
! Amalgamatcd Development
Corp, car coal. l.............. 10000
Iowa Culvert and Sheet
Metal Co., culvert . 1887
Light Fund
Iowa Gas and Electric Co.
Street Lights .-........-..... 1900
Owens Co., Lights -----., 1898
Macbeth Evans Glass Co.
|
Light Globes ....-.... 1885,
Fire Fund
1 Will Johnson, sal June. 1900
| Owens Engineering Co. sal
ary for June --... 83s
Grading Fund
| First Nat Bank, time cks 10000
Ed. Frazier, grading 2nd.
stfeet------------ -------- --.------- 75.0t
Sanitary Fund
! Ed. Frazier, flushing ST. 1886
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Bandit Scare Has All Appearances
Of Hoax

Reported sensational holdups by
masked bandits in an automobile
on Lincoln Highway near Honey
Greek, Ia, late Saturday night had
all the appearances of gigantic
hoax after being officially inves-
tigated.
Council Bluffs police were star
tied at Al O'Clock Saturday night
by two telephone calls, each giving
disconnected accounts of auto
bandits who were patrolling Lin
coin highway and robbing passing
automobiles.
Armed with high-power rifles,
a posse composed of Police Cap
tain Shafer, Officers Hak- Miller
and Cox, and Deputy Sheriff Gill
aspy, set out from Council Bluffs,
in fast machine, returning early
Sunday morning without having
found any trace of the alleged
bandits or their victims. An eff
fort to trace the telephone call
proved fruitless.
Police are inclined to believe
that the alarm was sounded out
of revenge by men who were pick
ed up Saturday night for investi-
cation under the work or fight
rule, or that this means was ad-
opted to prevent further raids on
pool halls. Several pool halls had
been visited and about 100 men
taken to the police station just
prior to the holdup alarms.
People living in Honey Greek,
and surrounding communities,
were unable to throw any light on
the mystery. World Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

Mrs. Dan Finley attended the
funeral of Mrs. Williams today in
Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
woodrow Wilson.

Mrs. Dan Finley wishes to an
nounce that in following out the
instructions of the Administra-
ton she has placed "A different
chairmen for permanent War
Savings Societies to work on the,
government stamps in our city. !
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

The division headquarters tat Camp
Lee IL within stones throw q the
spot where the house stood, ,khht housed
Grant and his star dusin&fuls siege e
!1etsssbase.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

' Nearly 100000 girls and boys have
S1luntssred for the United States gar
80 army in the department of the
interior. Their service flag bears a
:eEossed rake and hoe with the letters
y. 3. 3. G. In blue on field Of white
WITH . red border The enlistment
aafails . pledge on the part of the
eAlA to use efforts to increase food
61oducttsn By cultivating one or more
1pps under . garden supervisor OF
1eaehsr chosen for this work and to
oAks Gpch reports as may be required.
~ success Of the gardsa army Plan
tessgs sau8ytae.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
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MALE HELP WANTED

s--rs- -a --ss --s- -.-|-~--aa.
2O SEV 'or refinery work s. 10
per d1F. @ hours board, Including bel.
~ n u.r dn}, 90 men fur pipe hti,r
tt'p''r 81 ,' 10 loo per day chan"
iuf promotion. frec shipment Empire
Refining CO.. poncn cry okla CoWe or
caI lor y " lIInos ne v Reno
COLLECTOR wanted for essential road
work. good salary permanent en-.
ploymen, Apply, after d q. ua nj 20
BARBER wanted ~ once, Job good for
i2b or better Don Parker 222 "
Main 81. H'uryetta. Okla
WANTED-All- r0uud candy man for re-
tail store; must HlHo understand max
Ing ico cream Address SMITHS Can5S
store, Guthrie. Okla
BARBER wanted good workman Box
~. shamrock. TcSas.
PRINTER wanted NJ once. L0ngdaIo
News. Okccne. Okla
WANTED Man IN deliver groccri,4-
with Ford truck can m 1"s r. sfh
WANTED Experienced ,r.o.rd porter.
references ~ H"rods 900 vs. Main
DRUGGIST WANTED wanted. n drug
g.st 20 take charge NJ good drug
store. Will consider partnership or sell
ing. AZ the owner is unable 90 take
care Of tho business Address E-ls, OK
l1lOman
BOY WANTED Wanted. a boy iu a
drug store. also a delivery boy. Clas-
rcn Boulevard Pharmacy
WANTED-Msu or woman dishvasher
Press cafe. no West tih
WANTED-Two Young men. about Us
years old Apply pintsch Compressitg
company. Durland avenue and Rock ID
iNnd tracks a.
WANTEl BARBER Must he uist-~iSss
can, Ht once i22 North Brsdway
WANTED Experienced burroughs toast
ing machine operator. Apply Item Ws.
cult company
CpLORED PORTER Yale Cafeteria. &
" Broadway: also boy TO carry dishes
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Rcgstered pharmacist,
small town, population 1000; no
sunday work. must he able 10
inke fun charge OF store when !
nm away. state salary expected In
first letter. also when you cau
come. n, H., care 0klahoman
u.ANTED-A cook good salary, light
work, permanent position. STATE
Tnlnlng School, Pnuls Valley Okla
WANTEDDren experienced oil mill men.
wages 50 90 to 81 90; no soft snap hunt
ers wanted. II YOU really want TO work
come or phone, don't write Hunt County
on CO.. Wolfe CFty Texas. r. L. Per
kerson, Supt
SAFETY EAHORs-Any kind. SHARP.
oued good as new Hair Edge Razor
Co 5Ol ". Main, Ohnhoma city
WANTED-A delivery boy at once, Cas-
zen Blvd. rharmncy
WANTED At once. high school boy
must be bright young man, TO work IN
clothing store after school period. Whlte'a
store, l2O s Broadway.
GOVERNMENT needs Hundreds clerks
for Income tax, customs. internal reye-
uuc. examinations soon. salary 1l200.
s. 600, experience unnecessary, for free
PARTICULAR regarding examinations, writ"
J. = ituNliN. iluTUtr llNll service ~
nmlncD 2Gs0 Kcuols Bldg Washington.
WANTED-F First class Engineer. compe.
teri 80 handle cross compound engine
Phone or write Cherokee Mills. Cherokee.
okla
KE,sSTERED PHARMACIST wanted
fl3j 0u SALARY. must bo of good habits
good luu Ton rrnt man j. l.. BunsldCs,
bennington, Oklu.
WANTED Man Tor general work Ap.
ply Foreman Mailing Room, Daily Okla
honnn Fourih street entrance.
WANTED first class clothing salesman.
who can RlFO sell shoes and furnishing
goods Palace Clothing store. lls W
Grand
WANTED Two experienced all around
butchers 10 work I'm sausage factory
Good pay % right parties Apply 1924
" 2nd.
SODA Huf vvr'1d. must have rVprri
"ncr hnvs Candy shop. lo7 -
broRdwaN
WANTED Linotype oIaTatlf Eor straight
matter who wants 10 inctssse speed or
enbinaiiOu fnNu. good working COndi.
tions will pny what you are worth. BcH-
con Cordcll
MAN TO take charge N chipping depart
. nent for branch ~ large rubber cor
pOrnllon Man who has had experience
In rubber business preferred. write
stating experience. REr. and sAlary
wanted E-hJ, pklHhonau
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

CAPABLE young hdy. desires position
~ rcspOnsbilh. IN Office. 3 yc1rr cI
peucncc. AddreA A-J5. Oklahoma
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER waut
uDHuon. Any set OF books N p..
l3G1-I
WANTED. GIRL or middleagod hd, for
housekeeping. light work. permanent
place good home for right party Phone
walnut lOs &. A. Beach, Armstrong
Nurse COMPANY
sTENDGEApHEE WANTED B,s o.
opportunities Write us regarding o..
pensn'c age and salary expected I.-.
pgIHhOmfu
WANTED Young ndy for general DnI..
work, hcst Of opportunities for auGrs
| l1at wHhlHr change. Answer 400 U|
hnnd writing Naung age, experience ouI
also @i.y expected. P-ls. OklnhOmfr
WANT I'D Young girl Tor mirralia rrn..
Office work. state age and sal0ry 90
p.r'nd E-'G. nklahTnnn.
WANTED
LrdE iY assist with house work. must
h' good with children; prefer one ftf.u.
enough g. dp laundry work 80 oUIt..
ton" one with child Walnut 4sfs-
WANTED At DSCE-A girl or Snrr.
for general hDusewprk Maple 3sEtJ
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Statesmen WANTED.
WANTED salesman who is exempt. A,
Ifr.. Box $780,
An Unusual Opportunity

An Unusual Opportunity
ron AnDvE THE AVERAGE SALES.
HEE or GOOD ADDRESS AND AP-
Ih.hcU WITH AN ABSOLUTELY
CLEAN RECORD. WHO CAN sue
uLLY PRESENT HIGH. CLASS.
NDN SPECULATIVE PROPOSITION. .
s'.H sALE,MEN CAN MAKE WITH.
0 DELAY VERY ATTRACTIVE
EECTION BY CONVNCING Mr.
r'TU ROOM 8, TERSuNhL BLDG
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nANTED-A cook, good salary, light
work, permanent position. STATE
Training School PnulH Valley. Okla
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WANTED ED-lfnmsdiatoly marker and
ssSoitrr; phUHe 717. Tesr steam iauu-
dry chIckashh. Okla
GOVERNMENT clerk examinations O.rs
lRhoWg Clty November 2 e. 900 wom,E
clerks % he appointed. salary 81 200. eS-
peTlencc unnecessary For freq plrtIDulHrs
and requirements ~ examinations write
I = School n civil Service. 3nuy K.noig
Bldg. Washington. - G. y e. Leonard
FORMER civil service examiner. Pres.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

THREE large, well furnished house
ksplnR rooms, on End floor. adjoining
hath also Arge rooms on ground floor
nrivatc entrance; adults onlyi tls W. Eth
Walnut t1G0 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

SUITE of tight housek eepinx r0ops. a,
nished downstairs. Phone Maple 2sfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Women 20 work In cnffterh
Wilson h Co, StOckyards Station
Lady Cook Wanted

Custer Hotel, Custer cry. oNa
WANTEp-Diuing room girl. prefer one
TO work for her husband room auI
board. Mn. Emit. lIG W Reno
MIDDLE aged protestant woman. house
keeper for adults employed. uU chill
dren, no laundry lllo Nouh Control
WANTED Refined middle agcd woman
TO take charge Of ll'iIr girl NJ 10 whor
not In school ana do light Homework FOR
two; splendid home for right party Con
Maple 1858.
WANTED-Practical nurse AZ 2Ii Imr.
rison Ave. Phone walnut 1915
WANTED Experienced cook al "
b'h. phone walnut 5lO3
EXPERIENCED ndY cfht,r and candy
girl. references, a. Horolds. 100 "
Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

All week day classified advertising
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the two dallles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10
BROWNING HOTEL

12l W Grand
Rooms s. per week and up: hot and
cold water In every room: best OF service
OZARK ROOMS
il6'g W 2nd phone Walnut N06 steam
heated. well furnished rooms, most rea-
sonable rate In town several suites with
private bath
HARRIS HOTEL-Acroas street south
from skiryin 4 safe plDce Tor ladies'
tr-veling alone " 80 up per week Ev-
erythlng fresh and clean J O. Harris
HADLEY INN
Opposite postOffce and Carnegie H.
library; b0 modern outside rooms; 81 per
day, ~ and 81 80 per week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

WANTED Middle.sged womfn 10 work
~ dining room. experience not neCes.
ssrl, i'All only between hours 4 to 10
and \ 10 Z, Hons Dining Room, basement
Colcord Bldg
WANTED students 90 work I'm dining
room tot robm and hoard. no sunde y
work Call only hed ween hours \ to 40
ana 70 Home Dining Room, basement
Colcord Bldg.
WANTED Woman 20 Keep atoferoom
record OF provisions received and is'
sued Apply. IN person. Lee. Hucklns no.
tel, llth floor
EXPERIENCED pantry woman Wsptsd
at Egeert's Dunch, nc N Robinson.
WHITE glrl Tor genorsl houssWoTE
small family. reference required s?5
W Sth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

The young lady acro,, the way say,
that the German.Amcricans are now
loya almost TO the last man and she
verify believe, 'hc scmicolon has dis
appeared from our national lie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

WANTED Barber. i35 week guaran.
tee, phouo or come Porter a Rob
crts Barber shop, Duncan, Okla,
SINGLE men by the year ti25, besides
board aud washing wages weekly
The Gage Farm, one and one half miles
from Atoka. OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

ONE aud 2.room suites Of large house
keenlng rooms cheap. Apply, upstairs.
at los s. Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

SINGLE rooms nicely furnished for fight
housekeeping in9 modern ust. Coupls
only s23 West Reno