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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
Cine ~&0aemmai6ime
Grbalt Nabbinrr 5iaae RapIin.

Ro9efer, q. D., 10. San.
Sur9 bic pof tpurbe beute &abbiner
Sfaae Raplin etle 96lenmai9iene 3us
geffellt. Or 6fnete ,bas padet nit
duberfter 0ori&t uno perbiitete 10 cine
grploRon. Die Maf&iene mar nit
S9iebpuIuer uno Spnamit sefaat.
Der Rabbiner bate ieiner Spm.
patbie fur feline DerfoIgten @laubensge,
noKen In RubIanb Musbruf aegeben.
st batte baranf mebrere Srobbrisfe Ct.
baIten. baB man ibm ans Qeben
MOLE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
DoW @ageusRosft.

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RiQet - Seriaufspreife: 81. 00-S6.0a.
&eIi&forn Fertaufspreie: fe mad Der
0ualttdt, 40-45c.
Sater-eei&dt $3.50; In bss kekras
e7.00-$S.00 pei Tenne. Heuer 3o-s4.,
etrob-Preiie. ie mad BEN 9ruh. b neb
len, &.00-S6.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
Gaitro mub abbitten.
Ser Sbilippiner= @OnDerneur &rigbt Diro japas
niider Geiaa0ter.
Su6babn=ltnfan.- Slue6aum iduloig -Saso af emen gteser. = Gum Sobe
bernrtbelt.
W6roer gebdngt.


2ouisbiIte. 3d., 10. San.
Charles 8analisn, Der am 19. Seps
TENDER 1904 5ruu Jannie pOrter ere
mOrbeie. tuuroe bsute Woreen bur&
ben Strid bingsri9tet. Der W6roer
mar erf % Sabre aft uno 3siste Elm
sismli4 gleidmttbiges gsnsbmen.
Weibli9e 8erpanbte Der grmorbeten
pObntsn nit often our saau sstragss
ner 8suu9tbuung Der 5inri9tung Bel.
SIoOm | nston. Sno.. 10.
San. Der @rtnbunsstaa Der Sn.
biana nniberftdt purbe beute feflid
begangen. Gm 20. Sanuor 1920
rrurbs bur9 einen grIaB Der @taats-
2ssislatur oas Snbiana Seminar eta.
bIirt; i'm Sabre 1928 nit benz Sns
biana college usrTdmolssn, tpurbe Der
Name bes 2e6rs Snfituts i'm Sabre
1888 in Snbiana l1niberitdt umaedn.
bert. SIN Wai 1924 tuurosn bic erfen
sebn Stuoenten aufeenommen.
Gin 6Hsntli9er gmpfang, Sbsatsr.
8~orfeaung, StraBsnparabe unb &e.
ben bilbetsn bas Yrogramm Der 6eier.
So9b 3 Il d.
New gorf, 10. San. I'm Der
Sutton uno @befnut StraBe in groot.
lpn firsts Elm @asen zines 3uses Der
So1babn in 5olse gntglsifung auf
bic StraBs. Simon 6. WiIIon bon
BroOtlpn tuurbe get6btet unb elm
SuBsno anbsrsr pafasiers gum She'll
i9uer perlebt.
q Dprf @entral bertiert.
Darlington n, 19. San. Die
Gommiifon fir 3uiidenfaatli&en9a ns
bel enti9ieb In benz Sale DC. Neuman
ssssn bic Neu Sort @entral unb Cub.
ion Hibsr giienbabn=@ sf.lidaft gu
8unffsn bss 2ldsers. Die gnti&si.
bung iagt, bab cine &ate oritter 3lafs
fhr bic B~ef6roerung bon 2eberabfdlsn
in weniser als @agenlabunssn bOlI-
fdnois bod geriug uno bab he geserts
tudrtis bon Der getIasten bere9nste
&ate lngsrs&t fei.
WoIIen 2rie9sf&iff ais
g d # Il d baben.
Wabington n, 19. Sanuar.-
Senator MeDurin BON MiiHifppi ere
fu9te ben p~rdibentsn, bic Senoung
sinss 8risssf9iHes nod Nat&e3, Mih..
au Der bort turs Dor Der Gaifen3eit be-
sinnenbsn .Warbis@ras" Geftli9teit
su senebmigen. Der Prdfioent eriu9ie
barauf Warine.S seretdr gouaparte,
benz Sefu& 5olge gu 9eben, tpenn elm
2risesi9if entbebrt peroen fam.
3etter n b 81 o s.
9enner, @ol., 10. San. I'm
feinen Brubsr, ben 3rdfoenten Der
banferotten Yropioent Sabin9s unit
Security 60. in Bottom aus feinsn
Fnansielen STANDARDIZATION gu retten,
bat f9 q. u. @urlep, prdfoent Der
bisfssn @urlsp Enrichment so. bereit
srtldrt, ale Mnfprii9e Der @reoitoren
Der Bofoner gant 3u beden. gr bat
Ra bereit ertldrt, iofort $25, 900 uls
turlduFge @arantie ieinsr gutsn ab'
fidten su binterle9en.
StreffenoeS 9riteber
erOIgrei9.
g t. pauL Winn.. 10. San. =
Ole pionisr prsb printing 60. mar
9e3pun9en, einen 9roben Contract ftr
Y~rudarbeiten fir ben staat Minne'
iota au annuuiren. ba fe ni&t genus
Mi&t. llnion.Q cute betomner fam, bic
Trbeit In Der contractli@ feftssiebtsn
3eit fertig aa ffeIen. IS 1T bies Der
erfe entf9isosns Sieg Der frsitsnben
S9riftfeBer.
(S;~n ESMn~~n~SA;~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20

gngrps s Eertaufspreiie Snpprftrts
e&reiwrfdis 8ee per Ffamb stSaeiuii4e.
G@peiertdie lie, @iseosftn GsecfH s &di'
Is, Stem Dori gbecoart l6s. stx9etmb
j@sr 2trnburser lac. 4rtd 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20

SnbianapsIis RaHeeyreifs:


Snotanapslis RafeesEre1s:
0ets5bnI. Biz gutter l0-12e; rr!ne Biz 40
wdAlter 4-16e I; Sanep 8aa-sse, CpThss
geuow Is bts acc. SaDa 2s-a2e.
Sin Badetsn:
ssiofa $14.2b. 2ton S1t.25, Ser,ss SIl.2S
seracas s1l.2<, Di1mortb's s1s.60 DIE
Sara Slenb $3.50, GIimas Saba gIenS
s14'25, Ouriea SLABS.
SH6er-Dominoes 7.47e; Stie,aGss 8 SO
puIpertFrter 6.32e; xfx4 puIpesfNrss 6.37e,
fstmer sranuftrter 5.O2e; gubes SAFE; Goxa
feetioners' u 5.O7e; ysibsepoob Z 4.s2s; Bkbs
mtg u 4.72c; empire 4.s7e; SbssI eytrs
eoIbem 9 4.b7e; NtnbfSr ertra 8 4.b7eI
@sseroob 6 4,43e; seIber 9 8. as; IB gel,
Der 4.07.
eiFs-Raa 40 Or. xsR). S,s. s-lo s,r
0auone.
BidIes-24OO I'M Sab $40; 800 tn sas
50; 1900 TIM saI5faS $500; 900 im Ses
$3.50.
Stdrte-gearI, 8fe, Champion 0Iuk. / N,
8 Tfunb Eadete 8. 2orx. l gth. Se6xts,
4H-6}.
Ganbp-7c; etansen sensif&t &c; errs
ar semti&t &c; Banner Tpta se; grsex
Bonbons loo; Ns. 2 Cream, eensii&t g.
oetrodaete 5ri&te-AepfeI, On oes gcrxs
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren u tiS tx;
ettron 1Se BIB 14e; Wofxex, 9 grcEx. pea
Yhrnb. T, 8 Grown 7}e, ( grorpx TIC gao.
u~1enfreie ebis Sc, California BnseateI TVS;
euItana 7}e, iurpsvtirte SuItaxa lie BID l4s.
California Aprtfoien Sc BIB lie.
&ets-GaroIina. 3oSf. 4t--s5s. Sa$ax 81
she, gebro&ener. 3--4c.
MHe-8resiI neu &c bts loo; StbsrS lfs
TsanbeIn IA; pei@f@aIise Rax5dz Iss-
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; Beaxuts &c Bis 6ts,
ser0fete &c Bis &c; GnsIi@e 8aIxaHe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
eetretoe.

&ebex - SO. 3 rotber s0c. cut este,
fen. &c pon RabIen; 30. 8 rotbr e7,
Sanuar, 93Hc; 8agenpesex sse.
Roru (neaes) - SO. 1 mefs 4Ic /: 80. 2
mets 4l}c; 80. 9 wets Ale: 30. Z pst,
42s; 70. Q wetb seurifGt 44e 30. 0
nett 8enii4t 44c; SO. 4 rsss femif9t
Ale; 10. 2 seIb 482c; 30. 8 ssr5 l3}ti
sso. 4 seIb Ale; SO. 9 senif&t Az;
30. 8 aemif@t 48c /; 70. 4 seuziqt ale :
4pIben 42e.
oafer- 80. 2 wetSer 33te; 70. 8 rsta
32fe; 30. 2 0eurii4te 5l3e; 70. 8 ssxsaas
314c.
1eu SO. 1 atmottp $40 so: Rs.
Q, SO 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
@ aftrpoI Iabbitten.

% Y II ! y u, ISs Suu. @lei
ein9etrOhsnen Naari4ten sufo!ge mill
Grantrsit3 bon prdioent @afrO bon
Bsns3ueIa cine unbsrahsli6e Nbbitte
tusssn Der 8sbanolung bes frana0F=
i9en Charges b afdires Saignp bers
langsn. Srsi frun36fi9e arieasi6ife
ino In S9ubweite Der benesolanii8en
2hffe unb spei anosrs fnb nod bort
auf benz Wese. Sn tpel&er GOrm bic
b~erlansis @enusthuung gegeben tuer.
ben fol, bnriiber berlautet NOD ni4ts.
Srsi obsr bier 2abel-S speiden Der
frana6Rf9sn &egieruns on Saignp
fino ni9t in behen Sdnoe selangi unb
tuirb biertibsr cine ftrense unters
iu9ung eingslsitet psrbsn.
Der Ser. Staaten goniul Wofat in
Ga @uaira fabsJts benz St~aatsoepartss
ment, bob es ieitens Der bene3Olanii9en
gebbrben ben @ertretern frsmber Na.
iiorsn fribsr riemals peria9t tuoroen
tpdrs, s9ifs ibrss sissnen 2anoes gu
bstrstsn. Sas 9abelgramm iast fers
rlsr, bab ss Nismanb geitattet puroe,
nit benz S9ife martinique, auf
wel9em fi@ Saisnp bsfano, Dor bef.
fen Mbfabrt in Communication 3u ire.
ten. Sn @uaira berri9t srose gufre=
gung.
@euer 8sanoter.
% a bin9to n, 19. San. 2ute
6. Wrisbt, 5isbsr General : 8oubsr.
nsur Der pbilippinsr, puros bonn prds
fiosntsn als erfer @efanbtsr Der Ser.
Gtanten fiir Sapan ernannt.
8hBt & etnes g O..
Idrsein.
% q B 9 I o n, IS. Sanuar.-
Die @%rnsnnun9 bss Gouberneurs Der
pbilippinen @brisbt gum @eianbtsn
in SOtiO wirb am Wuntas benz senat
sur gefdtigung ssgeben.
Sur9 bic annabme ieinsr gr=
nennung rersi9tet @rigbt auf einen
She'll ieinss bisbsrissn gintommsns.
ba er in ieiner neu.n Steluns $4,000
pro Sabriweniger be3isbsn tuirb, als sr
bisber srbielt.
Oils fein @aGfoleer if 6enrp 6.
Soe, Der ibn lsbt tudhrenb isines ur.
laubes pertritt, in Musf9t genommen.
Sbe mar /. ct. gommiKdr Der Der.
Staaten uno Sberridter auf ben So
moa=Snisln. Seit ben lsbten feds
Sabren NOR Ct @ummifdr In ben ptis
lippinen.
Der 6eueroGmpn.
blanb b, O., 10. San. Die
J~abritanlagen BON 5. 3. Wper &
SO. purben bur9 5euer aerffbrt.
3wei perionsn wuroen bur9 sinfal.
lenoe @dnoe i9uer bsrlebt. S9absn
800, 900.
abnuna all.
atlanta, Co., 10. San. 3mei
psriOnen tpurbsn in sitsm 3uIammeils
FOB bon 3a9en nabe Mina lget6otet
unh susi ME man beftir9tst, f9tpsr
bsrlsbt.
S9uIbie eunben n.
ANNAPOLIS, 19. Sanuar. =
Had elmer Beratbung bon rir feben
Winutsn fano bas 2risssssri9t ben
Gsstabettsn Bloebaum beg vSaens"
t9uloig. Die gerhanoluns ssssn ben
aabstten CHARLES W. Sames. Der bes.
ielbsn 8srgsbsns in a9t Giusn bsf9ul.
bist iH, if mod I'm @anse.
Men&enaeb
Woorestown, u. g., l9.
San. Subenoe o 5armern uno
gtrgern bur4freifen bic @sgsno mad
allen &i4tungen, UNI bes @sgers bab.
baft gu tusrbsn. tusI9er SRI. MainIon
auf Der S~trapbrioss Jarm psrqemals
tigte unb oann srmorbete, Belob-
nungen i'm @eiammtbstrass bon tibe,
$1,000 fno fur feline grsreifung aus-
esfebt.
W6rber perurtbefIt.
6 barleston. 90. Wa., 10.
San. Wesen bes Wo-bes zines ipri.
f6en 6nufrers murhp NhorSe mor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
Enstes, 0,es awa 0sFnssI.

UUkSCt1 &tVt WV VsFo"
GAMBLER b5abIex foIgexne Rresis:
Butter - Country, lAe, Srscu,:ru as
eIeix 27c
Grii9e gsr-17e pr Dutese.
SHbner Sc. Habxs 8. Turfsps-l0-l2e.
Saien = ST. big $1.25 per Sutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-20
syra&te nnS 0emafe.

srtbte nnb 0emafe.
Tra@tG
GepfeI = Suite Qo@apfeI $3.50 per Sos.
Bananen $1.0O-l.25; iIetne 7tc-Sl.00.
@itronen s. as 3.76 per Rife
Oransen - $~2.25-5.7S per RIPE.
9rauben 17ic per 8orb.
8irnen 81. O0-1.25 per 8uibel.
Gemafe.
Wotbe Huben csc per Dutsnb Bun&es.
Gelerp 25:-4Ce Der Sun4.
Differ SIart zoe pei Duteab.
Rraut = $l.eo-1.2s per Sat.
8IumentobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
@urfen - S1.Sb per 9utenb.
eaIat - 12Ke per 9funb.
getertIie l6e per Duteab Ban@es.
3~Grtofeln - 65c - zoe per @uibeI.
sabfartofeIn - Itrsimia s1.75; gaIti.
NOR $a.N-i.26 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
4uiebeIa - Rotbe unb weibe $'.36 per
bunoert @funb; epanii8e 8wiebsln sl.sb
per. 8iffe.
%abieis Ice per Dutenb.
spinat - l0c per BuibeI.
Somatoes 50 per Grate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
TO STUDY IN AMERICA.
President Roosevelt in Hearty SYM
pathy With the Views Of Or. Ed
mund James on Necessity of Undue
ing Chinese Students to Come to
America.

Washington, March 17.-In accord
ance with the suggestion Of DR.. Ed
mund ]. James, president of the Uni
versity of Illinois, which now is un-
der consideration by the president and
Secretary Root, that an effort be made
by the educational institutions OF this
country to induce Chinese students to
come to America to study. delega-
ton of churchmen Of the Methodist
Episcopal church south, today discuss
ed with the president the situation in
the Chinese empire. The members Of
the delegation talked to the president
about the boycott of American pro-
ducts and expressed fear that, il the
boycott Is continued, injury might be
done to American churches among the
Chinese. They said they believed the
situation would be relieved by gen.
eral invitation from American educa-
uonal institutions to Chinese youth
to study in this country. Ne sugges-
lon, met with hearty approvat by the
president and he promised to do ali
in his power to promote adoption Of the
ideas presented to him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
The NINE WORKERS
VOTE Defense FUND
Will Aid in Seeking Acquittal
of Officers of the Western
Federation
OPERATORS ARE GATHERING
OPERATORS ARE GATHERING
Six Hundred eituminou. Coal opsr-
ators and Mine Owners Will Attend
the Joint Conference With the
Miners Monday - Western Miners
Oppose Increase.

indianapolis, March 17-The cons
vention of the United Mine Workers
today voted five thousand dollars for
the legal defense Of the officers Of the
Western Federation OF Miners, wht
are under Indictment in Idaho, charged
with conspiracy. also a resolution fav-
oring woman suffrage, and defeated q
resolution declaring in favor Of the
government ownership Of mines
The resolution to vote aid to the
officers Of the Western Federation was
offered by Frank Hays. delegate from
Illinois. The resolution was supported
on the floor by President Mitchell and.
Vice President Lewis. The executives
board was authorized to extend addi-
tional funds for the defense Of the
men, il more money should be needed.
The convention adjourned until Mon
day, in honor of st. Patrick. Nearly
a thousand delegates marched today In
the st. Patrick's parade.
The coal operators are arriving for
joint conference with the miners,
which will begin Monday. Six hum
dred bituminous coal operators are
expected. It has already developed
that there are wide differences Of
opinion among the mine owners, as to-
what should be done. F. u. Robbins,
president Of the Pittsburg Coal Com "
pany, is reported as favoring the
granting of an increase Of wages In
that district. The operators ofs Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois, on the other hand,
win oppose any increase. Unless the
Ryan resolution is repealed By tbs
miners convention. it will be impos-
sible for the miners to sign the scale
in the Pittsburg district. even though
the advance in wages is given, until
all the other districts have come ~
an agreement and are ready to sign
1t is reported this afternoon. upon
high authority, that the report OF the
scale committee adopted In the con-
yention yesterday will be regarded AZ
virtually repeating the Ryan resciu-5
ton, which will be allowed quietly g
fade into oblivion This course would.
hermit each district signing WaGs
scale independently Of the others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
Tenth Annual Renewal Of the crescent
ci&v Derby.

City Derby. Il.
. New Orleans. March 17.-Today Will
witness the tenth renewal OF the Cres-
cent city Derby. the feature OF the 70
cal racing season at the Crescent 1l'g Clty
Track. BY far the best lot Of colts ana
allies that has ever contested Tor tnis
rich prize viii enter the race to be
started late this afternoon. The derry
20 worth II, the neigA1borlrood OF $S,OO0.;
In the betting Ellison's Lady Navarro
and James Reddick ruled favonNe es.
Eildreth. owner Of Guiding Star, y
confident Of winning with his coit,
which will be ridden by Martin. Lotus
Eater CARRYING Morris colors has not
heen raced this winter, but has shown
nm well in workouts. He will be rid.s
den nv Lucien Lynne. Ben Hoddef.
who has shown excellent form tni1
winter. is fourth choice In the pettine.
The course will be good, but not last.
The cream Of the three-year-oio olvl-s
sion racing at the City park Will sos1 ls1Is
in the inaugural derby at the new
crack today. Eleven high class coils
and fillies will face the starters. me
course will be in fairly good shape. ali
thines considered. What makes fore-s
cast at a disadvantage, is the majority
Of candidates have beaten each orner
All different times. Monterey, which
won the preliminary derby on Wednes-'
dav over a track ankle deep IN mud,
has a large following. Minnie Aoan's..
considered the best filly ever racei
mere. will go to the post second cnoice.
while there is considerable backing
from st. Joseph. Jack Dolan IS Deln
supported on the supposition that ne
Will like rough going. The derby Will
t,e worth $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
Committee on Elections Reports
Flenniken Measure For Pas
sage by House
SOME AMENDMENTS ARE MADE
Measure Was Hastily Drawn and It's
Author Submitted Several Amend
ments in Committee, Which Were
Adopted-The Bill Received With
Much Favor by Members Generally.
[By Ora Williams,
Special to Times-Repuollcan.

Special to Times Repuollcan.
Des Moines, March 1.-THE elections
committee of the house spent a large
part of yesterday afternoon consider
ing the Flennisen primary election
bill, and today reported 1t to the house
favorably. This bill was somewhat
hastily drawn, and some errors and
omissions We're discovered and Mr..
Flenniken offered number of amend
ments which were adopted Mr.. Flen-
niken has already commenced to re-
ceive much information, indicating
that the bill has been we'll received
thruout the state by all friends OF
primary election reform, tho nearly
all express regret that more COM
plete measure might not be urged with
some hope of success. Confessedly
the Flenniken bill Is only beginning
in the direction of primary election re-
form. Mr.. Flenniken wrote to a num-
Der of prominent republicans in north
east Iowa asking them as to their views
on the bill. A sample OF the kind Of
letters received is this from Thomas
3Updegraff, the veteran ex-congress-
man of McGregor, who wrote
Il am just in receipt of your favor
of yesterday. The copy of the bill
has reached me. am not, however,
much concerned about it's terms IL you
prepared 1t. l am strongly in favor
Of primary election law. / have
been sensible of its Importance for
some years. and the feeling has been
constantly growing. Every man I
have talked with on the subject excerpt
two or e.three = professional !, caucus
manipulators are strongly in favor OF
1t. Any bill you may be able to pass
will be necessarily tentative for re-
forms of this kind are not perfected
at one blow. Do the best you can and
good men will pray for you"
A systematic effort appears to have
been made to confuse the public in
regard to this bill. 1t applies to all
state, county and district officers ex-
cept Judges of courts, clerk and re-
porter of supreme court, attorney gem
eral and superintendent. It applies
to nominations for congress, for the
senate and house, for governor. lieu
tenant governor and all members Of
the state executive council. and to
United States senator's. 1t also ap-
plies to party committeeman 1t is a
plurality primary bill, but requires
at least a third of the vote to be cast
for the successful candidate else a
convention will have to decide. MT.
Flenniken has been putting in great
deal of. time on the bill, with others
interested, and the bill will be In
splendid condition before the house
gets chance to debate it. The bill Is
an honest and open effort to secure
a fair primary law from this legisla-
ture
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
Copyright Conference.

Washington, March ia statement
was issued today by Librarian Putnam
as to the work Of the copyright con-
ference, which has been in session in
Washington during the week. 1t
quotes from the presidents message
on the subject and refers to former
meetings and to the work Of this con-
ference, but does not present its results
in any formulated bill to be presented
to congress, such measure is to be pre-
pared and submitted to the various Or
ganizations which participated in the
conference, and when approved by
them will be introduced in congress
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
BIG FORT DODGE DEAL
Liqht and Power Plant Sold to Com
pany Of Capitalists From Grand
Rapids, Mich-Large Sum involved.

Special to Times-Republican.
Fort Dodge, March 17.-The Fort
Dodge Light and Power plant was to-
day sold to a company of investors
from Grand Rapids, Mich. represented
by the banking firm of Childs, Huls-
wit & Co., Of Grand Rapids. The
amount involved is over a quarter of a
million dollars. The purchasers take
immediate possession.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
kEHR WAS Ex-coNvlcT.

Cedar Rapids Burglar Sent to Ana
mosa. Had Been Tnere Before.
Special to Tinles-Repubiican.
Cedar Rapids, March LIT has been
learned by the police that w. M. Kehr,
who was recently sent to Anamosa
penitentiary for twenty years for burg
larizing the homes of q. F. Van Veeh-
ten, George Williams and Mrs. B. y.
Helms, is an ex-convict, having served
three years in the Anamosa peniten-
tiary being released only short time
before he turned the trick in this city.
When there before he was boss OF the
stone quarry. The police were satis-
fed all the time that Kehr had done
time" before. but were unable 70 10
cate him
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
LODGE j RULING FINAL
Supreme Judge w. u. Owen, Of the
Order Of Ben Hur, Decides That No
Second Lodge Can Be Organized In
Mason city-Each Faction Repre-
ssntsd On Committee.

Special to Times-Republican
Mason City, March II. = Supreme
Judge w. H. Owen. OF the Order OF
Ben Hur, in a ruling today decided
that no second lodge could be organ
lied in this city The matter grew Out
OF the differer es Of opinion between
the members of this court. relative to
the workings of the court. It was de-
cided that a committee Of five from
each faction be appointed to present
the matter before the supreme lodge.
which was done today in a session
lasting more than five hours, followed
by the above ruling, which is consid-
cred final. Mr.. Owen arrived from
Charlottesville, Ind, the site OF the
head offices yesterday. Both sides put
forth their best advocates, but the dis
cussion was without acrimony. MI
Utter. head Of the order in Iowa, was
also present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
SAYS paEslnzMr Is NEW YORK

Applicant for citizensnip Papers Tells
About the Government.
st. Louis, March H.-"Who is the
chief executive officer Of the United
Seates?' asked Judge Sales Of Frank
Doplar, an iron-worker, who has been
In this country fourteen years and de-
ct1ed he wanted to become q ciu-
zen.
.New York" replied Doplar. con-
filtently.
What is the difference between the
forms Of government Of the United
states and Germany?" the judge
asked.
poplar said he didn't know. He was
refused citizenship papers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
ANOTHER HOUSE JOKE
Resolution Calling For An ExpIana-
tion Of tho Use Made Of soap Drawn
by Members Of the Last General As

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines March 17.-Another joke
was started In the house today when
McAllister offered resolution calling
for an explanation Of the use made OF
the soap drawn from the state by
the members Of the last general assem-
bly,, since in the official report. as
printed, all the stationery account is
iternized under the head OF soap, etc"
The house passed the following bills:
Extending the terms Of office Of school
boards until July 1; bill requiring
banks to send to the state auditor du-
plicates Of examining committee re-
ports; bill reducing the number of Of
fetal documents printed each year;
bill raising to eighteen years of age at
wlliah girls may be admitted to in
dustrial schools.
The senate bill authorizing town
councils in small towns to elect town
clerks was defeated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
six INJURED IN WRECK.

Train Rolls Down Embankmsnt at
Horseshoe Bond, Ky, This Morning.
Louisville, KY, March 17.-Train No.
6 on the Monon, Louisville for Chicago,
was derailed at Horseshoe Bend at IL
o'clock this morning. Five passengers
and the baggageman were injured. No
body was killed. The engine and ten
der jumped the track while the train
was rounding sharp curve, and the
entire train went down an embank-
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-17
NAY PRACTICE LAW

interesting Law Point Decided at Iowa
FaIls-Lawyer Heinz Fails in Efforts
Ito ,Enjoin His Predecessor, ex- Mayor
Roberts, From Pursuing His Calling.
spec1a, TO Times-Republican
Iowa Falls, March FIX Mayor
Roberts OF Ackley can practice in that
town saws the district court, in passing
on a case that will be appealed to the
supreme court. Some years ago. Rob-
erts decided to go west and sold his
law practice to man named Heinz.
a contract being signed to the eject
that in the event Roberts returned and
resumed the practice of law, forfed-
ture should follow. Roberts returned
and commenced the practice OF his
profession. Heinz brought action to
entoin his predecessor from pursuing
this calling, and the. action was fought
by Roberts in the district court, which
ruled that Mr.. Roberts could not be
entoined from the practice Of law in
Ackley. and pointed out that the rem
edy was an action for damages, since
the contract contained forfeiture
clause