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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-18
JAMES STEWART SENTENCED.

Given Five Years at Hard Labor, for
Assault on Daughter.
LeMars, Dec. 1s.-James Stewart,
convicted Of assault on his 12-year-
old daughter, May, was sentenced by
Judge Kennedy Saturday to five years
at hard labor at Anamosa. The crime
was committed on May 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-18

Foley's Honey and Tar positively
cures all throat and lung troubles. Re-
fuse substitutes. For sale by Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-18

A kidney or bladder trouble can al
ways be cured by using Foley's Kidney
Cure in time. For sale by Mcbride &
Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-18
CORN SHREDDER ACCIDENT.
Thomas Wilson, Of Morning Sun, Has
Arm Torn OF Saturday.

Morning Sun, Dec. 1s-while
Thomas Wilson was at work at James
Wilson's Saturday. shredding corn, his
arm caught In the shredder, and was
badly torn It was necessary to am
putate it below the elbow a few inch
es. He survived the shock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-18
Pioneer Farmer May Die.

Pioneer Farmer May Die.
Special to Tunes Republican.
Iowa City, Dec. 1s.-Frank Nosak.
the pioneer Of this place, who was run
over by a wagon Saturday is in crit
zeal condition, and it is feared he may
die. Mr.. Nosak's ribs were broken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15

mlsdemeanor cases which have been ap-
pealed from the police court The IS
cases which have been thus appealed
VIII De rushed through in short order
Inc sparring match between Mr..
William Murphy, Esq, and the Hon.
James Dixon. Pug. viii be held at the
Iopeka Athletic association rooms next
Monday.
County superintendent Carter says
that under the new law every school
teacher who is to take an examination
must do so either in October or jan
uarY unless they take it in July. He
advises all teachers who are required
to pass another examination to do so
IN July in order not to lose any time
after the school terms begin in Sep
TENDER.
The members of the local U. G. T.
lodge, who attended the meeting of the
grand council Of that order in Oklaho-
ma and Kansas at Independence. re-
turned last night at o'clock. The ses-
sion cane to a close Saturday evening
F. B. Gatchell of Topeka was elected
grand senior councillor. z. W. Poindex-
ter was elected as a one year member
OF the grand executive committee. r.
3. Gatchel was elected one of the three
delegates to attend the grand supreme
council which meets at Columbus. o.
The ModOcs returned with the local
q. Q. T. order. All of the people who
went down from here report a most ex-
celleut time. The Modocs made q very
favorable impression and every door in
town was thrown open to them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15
MUSICAL CARNIVAL.
Lincoln to Have a Splendid Entertain
ment June 1-3.

Lincoln, May 15.-The people of
Lincoln are taking deep interest in the
musical carnival, which occurs June
/, ? and 9. Among the many features
Of the event viii be the reading of
the Midnight Minuette," by Miss
Minnie Hulen. which will be an espe-
ciaIly fine feature of the programme
The recitation is given in costume
with musical accompanime
Among others who will take proni-
nent part in the musical jubilee Will
be the Misses Blanche and Mary
Smith, who have just returned from
Bethany college, at LdndsbOrg; besides
Miss Minnie Hulen and Miss Ruth
Nimmons. who have been attending
the William Wood college in Missouri.
Miss Lukens of Topeka, a graduate of
music, and successful teacher Of
music in Lincoln, will be another
prominent feature in the musical car
nival.
The Musical union are fortunate in
securing Mrs. Bertha Sweet Battzel. of
Philadelphia, to sing for them. She is
the daughter Of DR. Sweet, who is pas
tor of the Methodist church Lincoln
Mrs. BattzeI- is fine soloist The
scarf Drill by nine little girls, I'M
der the direction of DR. Hulen, will
be another special feature, and highly
appreciated by all
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15
Question of Location.


One of the Topeka Federation leaders
said today.
There is a good deal being written
and said about the geographical position
the future presidents, of the State Fed
Grafton. The organization is about to
celebrate its twenty fourth anniv ersary,
and during its existence fourteen WO-
men have served as president, Mrs. KEEL
logg of Emporia being the only woman
who was honored by being elected a
second time after an inter yal Of several
years.
The organization has had no less
than four names but is proud of its
twenty-four years of continuous work
under whatever name.
THE Social Science club was original
~ intended for an eastern Kansas and
western Missouri club and the women
who sought membership were carefully
scrutinized and grudgingly elected if
they happened to live seventy-five miles
west of the eastern border, but the foun-
dalton stones were laid too deee and
now there are only a few women who
do not rejoice that the privileges and
the blessings of the federation are
spreading to the uttermost parts Of the
state.
Two years ago the strongest argu-
nlent for the election of Cora G. Lewis
was that she was a southwestern wo-
man, and the clubs of that section
should have the encoura cement that
would come to them if a leader was
chosen from their midst, and the strong
est argument against her opponent
Florence COwley. was that she had al
ready had the benefits of serving two
years on the executive board and be-
sides that it would pcrpetuate the same
administration. Ha1e the conditions
changed? If that was a truism then, is
it not now?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15
sunragist Will produce any different

suffragist Will produce any different
effect.
There is nothing unreasonable in
having two candidates, or even more,
and that fact should pass without say
ing. The election would be tame
candidate to another, and line Up for
their favorite is nothing reprehensibie.
These things but indicate the whole
some fact that the state has not only
one able woman but many, and that
Kansas women have opinions which
selves, and all this without being Just
like men,
That the federation is divided into
two factions arrayed against each 9TH
er as according to the Sun-one COM
posed of suffragists and the other OF
"antis''-the saffragists all for Mrs
May BeIIeville Brown, and the 'ant1s'
for Mrs. F,1stace Brown, is not a fact.
Mrs Nav BelIeville~ Brown has among
her supporters some of the strongest
"antis'' in the state, and Mrs. Eustace
Brown has some OF the strongest sur
fragists in her following. Woman
suffrage does not mark the division
line in this election. That issue did
not cut the federation in two hostile
camps when it was actually before the
state in the shape of a constitutional
amendment. and it does not do so now,
the suDerfluous statements of an out
slider to the contrary Notwithstanding
But as said above. this illogical
charge enaana ted from one who IS
actuated by supposed personal grleV-
ance. and is provided for use as cam
paign material Men ought to have
more conscience than to teach women
their own sinuous political methods
Women may learn them to the some
time discontinue of their teachers
LAURA N. JOHNS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15

the center, and you viii see that Cora
G. Lewis is the only president ever
elected west of that line. Draw an
other line through the eastern half,
and west of this line we have three
presidents-Mrs. Peters and Mrs.
Prentis Of Newton, and Mrs. Moore OF
Hutchinson. The other ten. counting
Mrs Kellogg twice. have been elected
from the eastern one-fourth of the
state.
There has been some misunderstanding
in regard to the residence of Mrs. john
ston. Her legal home is in the Fifth dis
trict but when elected her club home was
in Topeka and the headquarters during
her term was maintained in the capital
May Belleville Brown lives within 20
miles of the geographical center OF the
state and only about IS miles from the
eastern border of the Sixth district, which
is the youngest district in the STATE, and
should have, if any district claims it, the
nurturing care Of a nearby president. But
May BelleviIle Brown will not be a Fifth
district or any other district woman II
elected. She will be an ideal president Of
the whole state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15

Following out this geographical
idea. Olive [. Royce was the logical
candidate, for If any section of the
state has been neglected, it is not the
east or the southwest, but the north
west, hence she was Endorsed by her
district, and undoubtedly would have
been elected had her health not failed.
THE federation stands fer high NOR
al, spiritual and intellectual thought
and these things should not be lost
sight of while studying location. The
one thing that all club women should
strive for first, in the selection of a
president, is to favor a woman who rep
resents the highest ideals of the fedora
ton, and who is broad and fair and
just enough to represcnt-not any fac
ton, or any section-but all Of the club
women in any and every portion of the
state. Such a woman is May Belle
vile Brown, of Salina.
''But since geographical considera-
tons are urged in favor of Mrs. Eus-
tace Brown. let us look at the map.
Draw a. line north and south through
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15

Guthrie. O. T., Nay 15.=Reuben
Strain of Usage City, Kan, created a
sensation here by asking Governor
Ferguson and city authorities to aid
him in recovering his wife, whom he
charges with clipping from this city
with John Witt, married negro.
Strain declares his wife became en-
amoured of the negro in Kansas She
finally left home and Strain followed
her 10 Fort Scott, kan. Guthrie and
again located the pair at Muskogee, I.
T. The wife Of the negro has also
asked local authorities to assist her in
locating her husband, who deserted
her and their children, leaving them
no means of support
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-15
JEFFRIEs QUITS THE RING.
Champion PugfIist Thinks His Health
Is Breaking Down.

Chicago, May 15.-James J. Jerries.
champion heavy weight pugilist of the
world, has retired. Disease accom-
plished what no human being was
ever able to do. A combination of
rheumatism and malarial fever has
game for all time according to an an
game for al Ihme, according to an an
nouncement made by Jefries, who has
Cancelled all his theatrical engage
ments and started for California last
night in an effort to try and regain his
health. Jeffries is going to Los An
geles, where he intends building a
home. In the future it is his intention
to devote his time to several valuable
mining claims he and one of his
brothers possess in Arizona. Before
leaving for the Pacific coast Jeffries
said:
THANK God, am through with
boxing. Z have suffered more pain
during the last few days than in all
my fights put together. Understand,
am not physically down and out,
simply full of malaria and rheuma-
tism ailments that are foreign to a
man of my strength and physique but
I have decided to retire from the prize
ring. I have two reasons for taking
this course. Ny present physical con-
there seems to be no one in sight to
meet me capable of giving the public
a run for its money"
Billy Delaney, Jefries' manager,
and who practically brought Jim Cor
bett to the front, viii retire from the
pugilistic field along with the cham
piOn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
FRUITvALE ADV'T'SMNTS
Rzu1rYALE REAL ESTATE.

wIGGINGTONS FRUITvALE BARGAINS
S30O0-New Groom house: modern: lot 50x
$50: $500 cash. $50 monthly
s1250-Nice cottage, rooms. near school
and postoffce: lot 75x100
t4000-Ffve-room cottage. Fourteenth Sc !:
modern: high basement good barn; u Of an
acre: terms II desired
S6000-Good S-room house, with ~ acres
good orchard. windmill I horse, 2 bugzies.
farm implements. ETC.; terms II desired.
s125o-New 4-room cottage; lot 5Ox1oo; me
view; school
Lots-s125 and up $40 and s5 per month:
streets graded: cement walks: on electric car
lne no interest or taxes; clear title; they are
going FAST better buy before they are all
gone
wIGGTNGTON 1f67 Twenty-third ave-. Oak
land; phone Brook 1912: open Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

A swAGGER French colonial home whose
exterior gives the impression OF repose and
comfortable luxury which Is at once con-
firmed on passing the main portals into the
large living hall with its beamed ceiling and
bufIt-in seats: just Finished rooms and
bath with finished basement; parties for
whom built made this dwelling model OF
artistic accuracy combined with all latest
conveniences, such stairs. clothes
chute tiled bathroom. etc. every room on
the main floor as some effect in orig
inaI designed built-in large open freplaces.
graceful high armed English seats. buffets.
etc.; select neighborhood, marine view sun
In every room: lot 26x1o6; price $3.50 Box
1363 Call
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

THEY ADVANCE IN PRICE
81 25 PER WEEK
NO INTEREST NO TAXES
s225 for choice lots Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level as billiard table: grade; close
to school and Missfon-st- electric cars. bound
TO double In value
$400 each on installment- OF SO per month:
no taxes; fine lots; near Ocean boulevard best
residence location south Of Golden Gate Park:
these are the cheapest lots in this district
advancing In price ranidly.
w. J. WHITE
26 Montgomery ST.. =. 8. Phone Main 57o4
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
rzuIrvALz ROOMS.

ROOMS. with nrst-class board. in Of the
most beautiful homes in Upper Fruitvale:
ideal camping place for club OF young men;
in orchard. with spring water, and board
IL desired; close to cars. ]. w. WILBUR &
Co, DimOne Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
sPECK 4 co. Rents Collected.
2nQ MnnfRnnarY sf Inaurance

Selling. sPECK co. Rents Collected.
Leasing. 20e Montgomery ST. Insurance
$40, OO0-137:6 IT,. Eddy-st cor, NV. Cor,
few blocks from Market; magnificent
site for hotel or offices and stores
$125, ,0O0-Masnifcent downtown investment;
new brick and steel structure on prin,
cipal street: stores with 6-story hotel
above; leased to desirable tenant; large
45-ft lot with 2 frontages; pays over
$s2. 500-Large 4th-st corner. 1S5 f. frontage.
near Mission St: substantially I'M
proved with stores and fats; here is a
superb future proposition worthy OF
careful consideration
$27, 27,6o0-Handsomest flats on Ellis St. near
Cough exceptionally well built ana
finished complete in all details; large
lot to rear street: buildings on both
streets; present income $500 month
So, ,0O0-Ellis ST., near Jones; 26-ft. lot with
good improvements
SO, 5000 Farrell ST., near Mason; 23-ft. lot;
$500 expended will produce $3.50 or
Si75 month rental; this property easily
worth $35, 900 less than years hence;
good income meanwhile.
$16,500-Reduced price to effect quick SAFE
Folsom st., near Sd: lot 25x16O IT. to
rear street: brick improvements; pres
ent rent ss5 month; reasonable orer
might be entertained; can be leased
for term OF years.
s11.5oo-Psne St. near Powell: lot 2ex1s1 g
it.; splendid block: substantial 3-story
improvements: cheapest buy in vicin-
ity: worth $12,5oo; investigate and be
convinced; reasonable offer entertained
$7,0oo1Natoma ST., near ID; s-story Inn
pruvements, all rented. paying a per
cent
S. 55OO-Bryant It. near 3D.. 25x75 IT., with
good improvements; fats rented; lot
alone worth S5o00 $500 bank mort
gage can remain
RESIDENCES.
So 5oo-caiifornia St. north side. near La
guna; splendfdly built large 1o-room
double house; frst-class condition.
must be sold: price reduced; reason
able offer entertained; see II to appre-
ciate 1t; lot 54x137:8 It.
s1S,50O-Octavia ST., near California; elegant
residence section: lot 65x1S7:6 H.. {;
house OF II rooms; beautiful surround
fngS.
s625o-Haight St. near Fillmore; rice Z
room house, with bath. lot 25x1S1 :6
IT, north side Of street.
LOTS
"a e5o-F1rst-aye boulevard near sacra-
mento; Soft lot: adjacent improve
ments make these lots cheapest In VI
cinity: also have hne cor. same local.
ity for $4,000
$1,000 each: cheapest lots In desirable sec
ton OF the Richmond District; 9Th ave.
and st.; frequent car service to all
parts of city: Golden Gate Park close
by and vicinity rapidly building up;
of these lots sold last week; only a
few left
$3.50 St. only 1 block from projected
Park Panhandle: cheaper than any 9TH
er offering in vicinity; this lot will sell
for $1,000 upon completion OF Park
Panhandle: 25x10O it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

and $35 per month will secure new house
of rooms and bath In q good location near
all the attractions of Golden Gate Park: call
and let US show you the property. Apply at
branch office. BALDWIN q HOWELL.
Seventh ave and H ST.. Sunset.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANaE.

FLATS in San Francisco to exchange for a
good stock or grain ranch For information
see or write p. c. LASSEN & CO.. 466
Tenth st. Oakland. Cal. : -
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

<s<-1--H- 66A4 1SA = -.
HOL.COMB. BREED & BANCROFT.
1000 Broadway, Oakland
SS5O0-On the east side OF Shattuck ave-,
near SD ST.; a new S-r0om story and a
half bungalow; this Is one OF the swellest
things built this year; only few blocks
from Key Route; right one: main thor
oughfare between Oakland and Berkeley;
grand view Of the bay and san Francisco
s275O-North side Of 6sth ST.. right close to
Telegraph ave-; a 5-room cottage
Just being completed. this elegant little
home can be bought on almost any terms:
strictly modern
s27oo-North side Of SD St. only few feet
from College ave-; the street that is des-
tined 10 be second Telegraph ave.. be-
tween Oakland and Berkeley; swell $
terms; this is cAie TO the hills and is in
the warm belt; wonderful increase IN
lots selling at over $50 over original
price; we have got the goods; let us show
them to you.
s275o-south side Of Harmon St. near rele-
graph: a new 5-room Single bungalow;
finished in modern style throughout; com
plete in every detail
HOLCOMB, BREED BANCROFT,
1000 Broadway Oakland.
Branch office at Lorin station, SD and
Grove. corner College ave. and Alcatraz ave.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-New. extra we'll
built and handsomely finished bungalow
OF rooms bath and laundry: every modern
convenience: fine lawn choicest roses. berries
and vegetables. henhOuse, etc.; everything
about the place in first-class condition: street
work included: minutes to Key route; half
block 20 electric cars; price $3.50: terms like
rent II desired. This Is a sample OF HERR
MANN'S real estate bargains. First National
Bank bldg. or 2s2s Grove st., Berkeley.
se5o-A CHOICE lot. sOx171. Just on Fruit
vale ave.. IN fruit trees and surrounded by
elegant homes: this quick BELDEN.
1112 Broadway. Oakland
GROOM house and 5-room cottage and 10 lots
at a bargain. Apply at 1910 Sacramento ST..
East Berkeley. 1 TO D. m
BERKELEY APARTMENTS.
IN Berkeley 8 and room apartments:
new building; modern; newly furnished.
Bancroft way and Telegraph ave-: near uni
verslty.
BEzKELEx HOUSES WANTED.
HOUSE wanted-I wish to purchase an to
10 room house east OF Dana between
Bancroft way and Stuart ST. at $4,000 TO
$4,000. with full sized lot. for cash. NJ
MILLER, 1882 Willard ST., s. 3.
BERKELEY ROOMS TO LET.
BowDITCH. 2S11. Bsrkeley-Frurnished rooms
to let IN private family: fine location: ref
erences required
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
REAL EsrArE-crrx-roz SALE.

W. j. GUM.
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
CSavings Union Building).
S315e-A splendid buy fire business corner on
element St; the only corner for sale IN
the business portion: will pay big interest
$3.50
u1oO each for lots 25xioo: sunny side Point
L0hcs ave, near Eighth ave: cost $1,000
each during Midwinrer Fair. and S2a50
each was offered afterward: best buy in
vacant land IN city; Point Lobos ave-. Is
the widest and longest in san Francisco
and has a great future.
S21S0 for both: lots east side Eleventh ave-,
$50 feet south OF Clement
$3.50 for both-2 lots. east side Seventh ave-,
175 south OF A St
$3.50 each; lots sast side of Ninth ave. near
S3Too-Twenty-hrst ave-. east side. south OF
Lake St; 90x12o; fine marine view; choice
lot.
s200O-Prettiest lot north of park lovely ma
rine view: J0x120: line OF Twenty
first ave- south OF Lake St: elevated and
stely. adjoins fine residence; street
severed and macadamized
S65Oo-Choice lot to improve with houses: 125x
100: on Lake ST. fine piece to improves
Pacific Heights building sites. with grand ma
rine view. welI located S515o. 34x103:
$1,000. 40x137 IS: s5O0O 5Oxf37:6 lovely
corner, with view taat is like panO-
rama. one OF the choicest sites in san
Francisco; cars pass; $3.50 per foot; any
double inside of two years.
S2d50-Key lot, east line of Baker St. 2Sx
So street OlIumlnizeQs near California
$S500-Very cheap corner; Douglass and Twen-
~ hfth sts. a big lot for little money: 160x
ia; both streets graded. macadamized
and severed; mortgage OF $500 can re-
main; fine buy.
s3T5o-Southwest corner Green and Pierce sta
25x1O0: elevated: sitely. fine marine view;
all street work done; nne location for nice
home.
s2s75-Lots west side Of Pierce st. south Of
Green: 25x1oo; elevated: siteiy; street BIZ
tuminZed.
w. j. GUNN,
$50 CALIFORNIA ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

HOUSE, 10 rooms. for sale; tenants large
lot 212h Langton st., between Harrison
and Bryant.
FREE5Our booklet plumbing; write ALL
BACH & MAYER. plumbers SS6 Howard at
MAKE cash offer: see owner: 25x1126: Groom
hcme 2931 Pierce ST.. near Union
A NICE sunny cottage: rents for S36 month:
1S3 Chattanooga St. near Twenty-thrd-
ALAMEDA ADVERToS'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BARGAIN-Cottage OF six rooms and bath.
high basement; good stable. barn; fine
garden; lot 55x105; near stations; $500
Call on the premises between I and .. NJ.
at s34 Santa Clara ave-. Alameda
OFFER wanted for new cottage rooms.
large lot. Call 1243 Park St, Alameda
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET.
A COMPLETELY well furnished modern house.
IL rooms: porcelain bath, open plumbing.
gas laundry. nice lawn and shrubberys best
residence district: Morton-st. station;
rent reasonable J. S. HANLEY. 1910 Park
ST.. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

Streets accepted by city. sewers. gas and
water mains laid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

Before buying elsewhere, call at our
Sutro Heights Addition Branch Office,
Cor. Fulton ST. and 49th ave.
Opp. Life Saving Station.
BALDWIN HOWELL. 25 Post St. Agents
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

Prices range from $500 up on terms Of is
cash. balance long time at per cent.
Our office is open every day in the year.
Branch Office BALDWIN & HOWELL,
E. NJ. LONG, Manager, 7th ave. and H ST.
Parnassus Heights and Sunset property
Unimproved lots and houses and lots for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

We are offering the most desirable lots in
the city, adjoining Golden Gate Park, the mu-
sic stand, baseball grounds and all its attrac-
tfons; overlooking the city Park and ocean
with unobstructed views.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

WHY not call on before you make your real
estate purchase? 1t will pay you TO do so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
BuR11NaA11E REAL ESTATE

~
HAVE you seen our tract. directly at the sta
ton, with Its beautiful shade trees, we'll
macadamized roads. with sewers and water
maips laid and all the pretty houses that
have been erected during the past year7 1t
is unquestionably the best plat of land that
has been offered for sale in many days. Lots
are selling fast: one-half of the tract has
been sold, and no wonder. Prices are low:
$3.50 will buy lot 50x1S0; only 500 cash re-
quired. We have larger lots at higher prices.
Bear in mind-no saloons buildings Of an
Questionable character will be allowed on
this tract Office the grounds. Send for
LYON 8 HoAa. lie Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

III, ,5oo-Reduced from $4,000. for . limited
time only. new fats Of rooms and
bath each, renting for $e7 so per month;
mortgage OF $4,000 can remain; Pierce
st, near Duboce square.