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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25
BOYS. Dogs ANp GUNS.

Using the accidental shooting of
Marshall Field, Jr., as "a text, the Regis
ter and Leader argues that the dog and
gun belong to past generation and
the universal custom Of keeping both
is as much an anachronism as carrying
sword or having a set of dueling
pistols Today" insists the Register
and Leader, "the average boy enight as
we'll toy with bonfire over a powder
mine as have a gun for a plaything.
And yet fond parents, who can re-
that their boys shall shoot regardless
OF who or what is hit. Shooting is a
national habit. And the dog still hangs
about, a fat and slouchy reminder OF
the days of his former glory"
The Register and Leader is not all,
but mostly wrong. So far as the util-
ity of gun and dog as food winners or
their necessity for defense against en-
emies their day is past. The cattle Oh
deer and the Indians that remain have
forgotten the war whoop. But as a
means to healthful sport and an excuse
for outdoor exercise the call of the
dog and gun is louder than ever and
the impulse to use them as commend
able as those that lead to the golf
links and the baseball diamond. Guns
are dangerous weapons. So is a golf
ing iron" when q careless head thrusts
itself into the radius of it's swing and
q base ball bat in reckless hands may
brain a man as effectively as a Zulu
war club or a crusaders mace. AS an
instrument of legitimate and healthful
sport the gun is not to be condemned
and 1t is we'll to remember that the ma
lions that make their arms the We
hicles Of their sports have soonest
gained liberty and kept it longest. The
rifle and shotgun clubs that teach dex-
terity of arms are the training schools
for time of bloody need. Their mem
bership. with the boys who learned the
art Of seeing both sights clearly in the
woods and fields are the nuclei of eff
fective armies.
The fond parent" who learned in his
youth the delight Of dog and gun usu-
ally furnishes his boys with similar
sources of manly pleasure. More than
that. he encourages them to take ad-
vantage of their opportunities. He
knows the clean manliness Of the sport.
He knows how seldom his partner In
the blind or afield turns out to be any
thing but the courteous gentlemanly
companion ready for half the work and
content with half the sport. He knows
that the cleanest professionals on earth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25

observing that "the best Pennsyl-
vania anthracite coal is worth $3.50 in
Canada and $40 in Cedar Rapids" the
Cedar Rapids Gazette inquiries, how
do YOU account for it?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25

to the democrats" insists the Odebolt
Chronicle. "A patry which refuses to
correct abuses when it has the power
to do so cannot hold the support OF
voters by promising reform In the fu-
ture. Senator Dolliver doubtless be-
lieves that he can curry favor with his
eastern associates and still get enough
support in Iowa to ensure his re-elec-
ton. We think he is mistaken"
Don't you believe for one minute
that all Of the big thieves are in the
life insurance companies advises the
Scranton Journal There are others"
Observing that "the best Pennsyl-
yania anthracite coal is worth $3.50 in
Canada and $40 in Cedar Rapids the
Cedar Rapids Gazette inquiries, how
do you account for it?"
Nothing that" a Methodist bishop
says that the future man will be part
white and part black" the Napoleon
Press rejoins, that is what they are
now IL you knew them all real WELL"
1.-The Atlantic Democrat feels justi-
fed in remarking that George Per-
kins has climbed down on the right
side of the fence after mature deliber-
alton, and delivers broadside at the
corporation owned republicans but the
Odebolt Chronicle argues "one swallow
doesn't make summer; neither does
one editorial make governor"
when it comes to the make up Of
the ways and means committee Speak
err Cannon is charged with having an
intention of giving only stand patters
"a place on the committee observes
the Davenport Democrat and says
"the muzzle may be effective In this
instance, but it is hardly possible that
1t will be operative on the floor of tho
house. The reform sentiment is rising
and it will be heard"
The (slidden Graphic predicts that
"the coming legislature will be large
ly engaged with discussion Of reform
measures, nearly all of which will fall
to pass The sentiment in the state
is not pronounced enough in favor Of
any measure now being considered to
secure action" The Graphic believes
"the dispensary system Of controlling
the liquor traffic is an improvement
over the existing law in Iowa but it is
doomed to failure. Likewise the pri-
mary system of making nominations
is an Improvement just as the Aus
tralian ballot was am Improvement
over they cid election methods which
1t supp1anted. But the people are not
keenly alive to the merits of the prop
osition and 1t cannot be made an issue.
Aroused sentiment must always pre-
cede desirable legislation. That which
is undesirable frequently gets through
unobse1yed."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25
$500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages. and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
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tarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucuous
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and giving the patient strength to
build up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work The
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curative powers that they offer One
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fails to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To.
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take. Halls Family Pills for Consti-
patton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25
FIGHTING MEN AND FIGHTING.

The death of a midshipman at
Annapolis resulting from injuries re-
ceiyed in fist fight with a lower class
man has stirred and astonished the
country. Those who knew anything
about the naval academy knew that
fist fights were not at all uncommon
occurrences between cadets and that
they were fought out to finish. Most
Of us doubtless felt quiet glow OF
pride in the pluck and spirit OF the
boys for there IL something about a
game fight that stirs old instincts even
in a New England minister But one
hoy in the fever of battle inflicts fatal
mortified hands over result to be ex-
pected from the very practice we had
condoned while casualties were con-
fined to bloody noses and black eyes.
Candidly, the killing of the young
1nidshipman while a terrible affair, is
only incidental Back of it is the SEN
timent of the country. Its root starts
in the reason for the school. 1t is hard
TO herd fighting animals together ana
avoid casualties. When we bring sew
eral hundred of the most vigorous red
blooded youth Of the country together
for the purpose Of teaching them the
most approved and successful methods
Of killing other men, it is perhaps not
essentially homogeneous when they oc-
,asionally kill one another. The in
congruity seems to be in selecting
fighting material with Jealous care,
teaching it the tradition and history Of
long line Of fighting men from Law
renee and Paul Jones down to Dewey
and expecting it not to fight over in
suits, actual or imagined.
Lamentable as the occurrence under
investigation Is, there is nothing MUIR
derous about it. The boys fought, as
the custom has been at Annapolis.
Each did his best to put his opponent
"out," The victor succeeded too we'll.
At worst he was unfortunate and not
guilty. If there is blame to be placed,
it is not on the lower class man who
met the conditions forced upon him by
the customs of the school. He had to
fight or be listed as coward. some
thing certainly impossible to student
of fighting as fine art. He did fight,
with sad effectiveness. but he is as free
from a charge of murder as any school
boy who ever took UP the gage of bat
tie.
Perhaps the. fatality at Annapolis
will stop fighting, but it requires con-
siderable credulity to believe so. We
are up against peculiarly difficult
problem. How we are to breed pit
birds that will not fight among them
selves? How can we consistently
train fighting men and expect them
to keep the peace?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25
Topics Of the Times

Cranberries at $12 barrel and tur-
keys 20 cents a pound give marsh
owners and poultry producers share
in all our thankfulness.
Swedish physicians say whistling
will do much toward the development
Of a robust physical frame. Certainly,
too much whistling in the wrong place
is likely to result in active, if not
violent exercise.
The play. Mrs. Warren's Profess
sion,' is not as some misguided per-
sons suppose by Secretary Shaw, but
was written by Bernard Shaw. Secre-
tary Shaw's play made good and gave
permanence to his cabinet position.
Burglars at Cedar Rapids resorted
to firearms when discovered in a pri-
vate residence and came near killing
a householder. Moral: When discov-
ering burglars use a sawed off she.
gun in all explorations and shoot first.
A writer in the Standard Of London
boldly asserts that the intellectual lev
ell of English women has been lowered
in the last fifty or sixty years. He
bases his conclusion on statement
only the lighter forms of literature.
They read French novels and plays
and sensational English fiction gen.
orally. Their grandmothers, he de-
clares, used to read SCOTS poems and
romances, and this also read history
for Its own sake.
Charley takes great interest In
the tariff" said young Mrs Torkins.
He is getting TO be regular states
man."
"What makes you think SOP"
"He talks in his sleep about stand
ing pat."-Washingto Star.
Say. Pat, can you tell me where the
Rockefeller building is?"
"An, how did yez know me name was
Pat?'' ~,
Guessed it,"
Fine"
Thin guess where tn Rockefeller
buildin' s."-Cleveland Leader.
The Marshalltown Times Repub-
lican has not requested a puff from the
Chronicle; but nevertheless we take
pleasure in saying that it is the best
daily newspaper ever published in a
city Of 10000 souls. Barring its per-
functory support of Boz Cousins every
two years, there is nothing ABOUT 1t
which we can take issue.-odebolt
Chronicle.
my son, this whipping hurts me
more than it does you"
"Ill believe it IL you'll show me
where you're black and blue. From
Topics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption runs in our family.
and thru it lost my mother" writes
E. B. Reid, of Harmony Me. For the
past five years, however, on the slight
est sign Of cough or cold, have TAX
en- DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. which has saved me from
serious lung trouble" His mothers
death was a sad loss for Mr.. Reid. but
he learned that lung trouble must not
be neglected, and how to cure It.
Quickest relief and cure for coughs ard
colds, Price SO cents and 81; guar-
anteed lat Mcdonald s. Manhood Co.'S
drug store. Trial bottle free.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25

There is no cough medicine so popu-
lar as Foleys Honey and Tar. It con-
tains no opiates or poisons and never
fails to cure. For sale by Mcbride &
Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-25

The orders for the repairs to the tur-
ret of the monitor Wyoming at Vallejo,
Cal, have been issued. The entire
work of the machinists on the vessel
will cost about $20,075.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
Wales Detenido sin Fianza.
cordoya Testifica que Wales lie Habia Confesadc
a el no Puede Proporcionar la fianzs
de $1,000.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Estancia, Enero 26.-Domingo Va
lies, acusado del asesinato del Coronel
). Franciico Chaves en- Pinos Wells,
Sc le iio una Investigation prelimina-
ria aqui ell microbes IN la tarde ante
ell Juez E. A. Mann. Ell Procurador
de Distrito Frank w. Clancy, de Albu-
querque, apareci6 por la prosecution
y 0. A. Larrazola de las Vegas, por ell
acusado. Procopio Cordova, quien
habia sido arrestado bajo ell cargo de
complicidad en- 81 crimen, fue puesto
en- ell testiguario como testigo por Ell
Territorio y testified que Wales lie ha-
bia confesado ser ell autor del hecho.
Wales fue detenido sin ianza hasta la
reunion del gran jurado por ell conda-
do de Torrance, y C6rdova fue aianza-
do en- $1,000 para asegurar su compa-
rencia como testigo. No podiendo
proporcionar la fianza ~requerida sera
llevado a la carcel del condado de San
ia Fe con Domingo Wales por Ell dipu-
tado r. G. Huber.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
Una Indita Sc fuga.

De Las Vegas telegrafan con fecha
del presente, que en- la estacion del
Santa Fe en- csc lugar SO vic IN interes
considerable antes de la partida de
tren, causado por una mrchacha del
pueblo de Isleta que iba de huida con.
su amante. La muchacha iba con rum.
DO q Trinidad, Colo, en- donde debiai
casarse 0 j. R. Lucero, quien le
acompanaba. LIE ac~ompanaban ade-
mas su padre J. M. Abeita y su madre
Emilia. Ell plan de huir del pueblo fue
formulate por los padres de la indita,
Maria Rufna, que asi Sc llama, para
escapar la ira del cacique del Pueblo
de IsleUa. La pareja Sc quedara en-
Colorado despues que sean casados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
ENLAcH.

Ell lines a las 10 de la ma1ana Sc ce-
lebro en- la Cathedral eli enlace matri-
monialdela seforita Ednvigen Barbero
con ell joven Eduardo G.. Tafoya, am
Dos Contingencies siendo RESIDENCES de
esta ciudad. La boda fue privada y
solamente parientes allegados de la
familia atendieron a la misma. La Sc
noritax Eduvigen desciende de una
buena familia, y debido a ESQ Sc espera
que sera una esposa carifosa y elem
plar, m~ientras que ell j6ven Tafoya es
bien conocido y altamente estimado
por todas las personals que 10 conocen,
y aseguramos que sera ejemplo de
buenos esposos, a la par que congratu-
lamos a su estimada consorte por ha-
Der acceptable la solicitation de tan dis
tinguido y estimado j6ven. Sus mu-
chos amigos Sc habian anticipate para
on Ell dia de su boda sorprenderlo con
una tremenda lluvia de aroz, zapatt s
y ruidosos cencerros, pero de-
Dido a 10 privado de la boda, las inten-
clones fracasaron. Ell NuevoM exicano
extiende a los recien casados un sin fin
dc ~felfcidades y espera que 81 angel
de la dicha siempre extienda sus con-
soladoras alas sobre su hogan domes-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
Wales ha Confesado.
Admite faber Aseslnado al coroneI Chaves por
yenganza-Los DetaIIes 40 han sIdo
Dados 4 Lux.

va tarde el martes, ell Nuevo Mexi-
cano recibi6 information de fuentes
absolutamente tidedignas, que Domin-
go Wales, quien q segun dicho abajo
fue llevado.a Estancia 81 microbes pa.
ra una investigation preiiminaria, ha
hecho una complete confession, en- la
cual admite haber asesinado al Coro-
mel J.. Francisco Chaves por venganza,
por haber este prosecutado a Wales y
d otros por ell robo de I'm caballo. Los
detalles de la confession estan ocultos a
modo de que los fines de la justicia no
sean engafados pero seran p~ublicados
despues de la investigation prelimi-
maria.
LA INVESTIGATION PRELTMINARIA.
FL microbes, a. la una de la tarde,
Domingo Wales, quien ha sido arres-
tado por sospechas por ell asesinato del
lamentado Coronel j. Francisco Cha
yes, fue llevado en- ell ferrocarril Cen.
trail de Santa F6 Estancia donde ell
jueves Sc lie dio n investigation pre-
liminaria ante -el JuezE Edward A.. Mann.
Ell p~risionero iba a cargo de r. G.
Huber, diputado por 81 alguacil del
condado de Torrance. Sera tenic 0
con mucho cuidado hasta que Sc file ell
tempo para SD investigation, porque
segun demostraciones, ha mostrado
se1as de disenquietud en- los ultimos
dias y Sc teme que haga un e~sfuerzo
para escaparse.
Ell testigo principal en- contra de
Wales es Santiago W. Chaves, hijo del
hombre asesinado, y acompano la
partida paraiE stancia. Espera pre-
sentar evidencia circuntancial de una
natu raleza bastante f~uerte, y Sc cree
que resultara en- detener al p~risionero
hasta Ell siguiente t6rmino de la corte
sin ninguna 1ianza.
va estaba escrito 10 de arriba Guam.
do Sc supo que ell abogado de Wales,
ell Sr. 0. A. Larrazolo, MEGA que Wales
ha hecho confession alguna tocante al
asesinato del lamentado ]. F. Chaves,
pero hay ma~niiestos positivos que So
portan Ell primer informe. La semana
entrante, Ell Nuevo Mexicano dara un
complete detalle de la examination
preliminaria de Wales, la cual fu6 to-
nida ell jueves en-. Estancia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28

toma la posicion adecuada en- esta inn.
portante question. En- este viene bien
hacer observar que Sc tiene enten-
dido que 10 que SO llamo ell 'concilio'
de Ia Association de Educacion de
Nuevo Mexico, consult6 sobre este
asunto cuando Sc reuni6 en- Silver City,
y que entonces y ALI, SO vino q I'm
acuerdo por 81 "concilio. que consis-
ito de un buen n1mero de hombres, ell
recomendar cuatro Instructors del
territorio, uno de los cuales deberia
ser nombrado 6 insistir en- tai nombra-
miento. Ell Nuevo Mexicano reconoce
ell derecho de estos caballeros para
%unirse y recomendar d la persona que
gusten al gobernador sd la asamblea,
pero deberia a Ia vez tenerse entendido
que este es tambien ell derecbo y pri-
vilegio de los demas. ciudadanos, y que
estos Gltimos no deberian ser injusta
y malamente criticados porque ejercen
sus derechos como libres ciudadanos
Americanos en- este 8 cualquiera otro
asunto p1blico. Existe amplio campo
para combatir honestamente la dife-
rencia de opinion en- cuanto a las cali
icaciones y adaptabilidad de los can
didatos para la importante posicion de
superintendent de instruction p1-
b.ica. Ell editorial del Chieftain Sc
halla tan de cerca al asumido por este
peri6dico, que Ell Nuevo Mexicano
tiene sumo placer en- REPRODUCTIVE
aqui. Dice:
"Existe un movimiento en- pie para
indncir al Gobernador Otero a nom
brar un preceptor practice para la off,
Gina de superintendent territorial de
e~scuelas.f E~n7cuanto assi tai nombra-
miento seIa de acuerdo con los deseos
generates, depende enteramenta del
ash nombrado. De dos hombres igual-
mente c~alificados, 81 que posea la cali
6cacion ADDITIONAL de ser un preceptor
practice. es ell hombre para la ~oticina,
por s%upuesto; pero ell hecho es de que
tan pocos hombres que 0 '~'practicos
p~receptores,' son tan POGO practicos
otra cosa, que la presuncion en- este
case esta mas bien en- su contra. Mas
adn, como'..escogimiento entire dos
hombres;, uno de los cuales posee la
sola ~calificacion de ser I'm preceptor
PRACTICE, y el otro la de a mas ser un
hombre de negocios, este, sin duda|
rendirfa mejores servicios
como superintendent. ST ell hombre
raro que posea ambas caliicaciones
encontrarse, ell territorio tiene
necesidad de 81.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
Page SD Pena.

Leemos en- lei Sol" de Alice, Texas:
Ell dia % del pasado Diciembre fu6
puesto en- el patfbulo y extrangulado
por el dogal en- Corpus Christi, Texas,
81 REQ mexicano Apolinario Hernandez
por 81 delito de uxoricidio cometido en-
Febrero pasado cerca de esta villa.
Hernandez comunico a su confesor es-
piritual que en- efecto mato con una
carabina asu esposa, 10 que 81 sacer-
dote hizo pdblico, quiza por vendicar
81 riguroso procedimieuto de la justi.
cha. Ell REQ fue ejecutado dentro de
la carcel, la trampa cay6 a las 3 de la
tarde en- punto, y Ia muerte le sobre-
vino 80 minutes despues.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
LA TENSION MUY GRANDE.
CENTENAREs DE LEcToREs DE SANTA
SANTA FE 10 HALLAN ASH.

Ell apuro y remordimiento de los
hombres de negocios.
Ell trabajo duro y doblez de los ira.
bajadores.
Las faenas caseras de la mujer.
Son una tension grande en- los rino.
mes.
Dolor de espalda, de cabeza y de los
costados.
A malestares de los riTones, siguen
molestias urinarias.
I'm ciudadano de Santa Fe les dice
como curarlos.
Charles Harris, ex-policia de la Gale
de San Mignel, dice: la dolencia
Que sentia en- la rabadilla no era del
genio que proviere del trabajo excesi
vo, tenia su asiento mas adentro Y
era mucho mas penosa, probando posi-
tivamente que alguna causa anterior
existia. Cuando estaba en- ell grade
de gravedad no podia agacharme a pol
nerme un zapato 8 ~levantar peso algu-
no, y 81 consiguia agacharme a pesar
de las punzadas que sentia cuando iba
q enderezarme tenia por recompensa
los dolores mas inaguantables. Las
Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones
p%rocuradas en- la Botica de Ireland
atajaron TODD ataque grave. Espera
sinceramente que Ell dolor de espalda
y 20 nos hemos apartado."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio 50cts. Foster Millburn Co., 1ni-
cos agentes en- los Estados Unidos.
Recordad 81 nombre Doan-y no
otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-28
ApunteSH Legislatures.

f
Cast todos los. miembros del consej,
estuvieron presentes..en las delibera
clones dc la camara ell microbes en- Ii
maiana.
"a. 0. Bursum, presidente de la Go
mission Central Territorial, estuvo muy
atento en- ell suelo de la camara ell jue
YES en- la manana antes que Sc abiera
la session.
Probablemente, antes que concluya
|esta session Legislative, Ell miembro
filantropico podra decir: "No para mi,
sino para TODD Ell territorio, vive el."
Ell Sr. Sanchez esta preparando un
proyecto sobre alimentos puros el
cual protegera al consumidor contra
alimentos adulterados y otros ingre-
dientes an esa Inca.
Ell Presidente Dalies esta imponien-
dose a manejar la gabela o mucha
precision y eficencia. Lo nuevo Ell la
posicion esta despareciendo y Sc sien-
tie como en- casa en- la silla.
Los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cuyo te-
nor de oficina esta incierto por ell pro-
tocolo de.contestas, podran ser perdo-
nados 81 recuerdan ell texto familiar,
"Aquel que insiste hasta 81 fin, Sc sal
vara."
Mucho Sc recordo de los procedi-
mientos de la legislature de Colorado,
cnando las causas de contestas de los
condados de Santa Fe y Befnalillo
fueron discutidas en- la camara el
microbes.
Ell descubrimiento de aquello que
es verdad, y la practical de aquello que
es bueno, deberian ser los objetos mas
importantes en- mira de los legislado-
res, 8 su trabaJo sera hecho para que
lc componga otro. Por cierto, esto|
.plica al otro individuo.
Cada hombre tiene dos educaciones
que le dan, y la otra, que Sc
ia 81 mismo. De las dos classes, la
Ultima es de mucho mas valor. Los
de la Asamblea Legislative
sexta cuidaran 10 que cons
5ituye el mejor nutrimento de Ia men
10.
Ell Representative Williams, por sd
olica de algunos de sus constituyen
les, introducira un proyecto prove
vendo pena para personals que obten.
,an caballos 6carruages de negocian-
es de caballerizas sin pagan por los
nismos;S 8 donde dano es hecho al ami
nal 8 al c%arruaje.
Ell Conciliar Malaquias Martinez ma
Ieja negocios legislativos con facilidad
prontitud. Su experienced como
niembro de la Camara de Represen-