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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-BT A LARGE CORPORATION. SEN-
e1al young men IS % years Old who have had
some experience ar electrical mechanical work
salary $50 q week % start with. Address giving
experience. education, and references. BOX .,
Herald Office.
WANTED SOLICITOR FOR MONTHLY PAY
neur accident and health contract: salary and
commission old company. Address BOX S. Herald
Office. oc5I
WANTED ENERGETIC BOYS or YOUNG MEN
can earn good wages delivering telcgTsms- Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT. Western Union III
fee lf1l s.. oclsthu-u
WANTED-A MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN;
Young man preferred. Address BOX 90 Herald
office. giving age. elucatiCu experience. and saap
expected. oC-4ls-A
DAWSON PRINTER WANTS UNION JOB
press feeders at once, steady Job. S0l eth ST.
WANTED-AT ONCE. GOOD. RELIABLE.
honest c0l0Tsd porter. J. l.. LEV ERTON & Co.
IFS us- OcZ3-3t
WANTED-AT ONCE SPECIAL DELIVERY
boy J. =. LEAEEEDN 1 co. nl5 q nlr.
WANTED-MEN TO SELL SUBDIVISION LOTS
located in Washington. ID. c. and also 90 sell
stocks and bonds backed hy District real estate Al
dress VALLEY REALTY COMPANY. ROOM :.
Home Life Building. 18th and sts NV, Washing
ton d G. ocA-It
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-A CANOE IN GOOD CONDITION
Morris IIcfurtdl. price must b. low Bon 81
Herald m.5-sf
WANTED TO HUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling. Why u0t drop postal to an cd re-
liable iImI MARKS & Co. 5o7 7th opposite Saks'
OF phone Nam 100. Oelg-gt
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FlJRNTrtRE ear.
pets. ctlce and store fixtures of an kinds Furui-
ture stored packed and shipped Address BALM
9l2 Pa. ave. nv. Phone Main iZ5i
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED PEOPLES WHITE PEOPLES
chance; NOW little cash and almost monthly rent
buys those pretty homes now being fnsied. see
them Sunday. 6iH AND tAIRMOJ NJ AVE; cor
ner fronting Howard University. uCz53t
For SAIL g coo: BARGAIN: SUITABLE FOR
PHYSICIAN or DENTIST. can easilv De ~
modelled into BIZ SINES5 PROPERTY fiuc house
ln gOOu CONDITION lQI u fgpr deep similar house
next door recently sold for g 20 Location 7l3g l4th
81 NV Price for quick sale ouJ S0D RALPH
W LEE, Real Estate and Insurance. IN5 {! =
NV. ocl6-m5
"a. sAIE-S.7 09-ONE ~ THOSE DESIRABLE
groom home properties on New York ave ne. :;
perfect Condition. furnace beat. dupncate houses
selling fer N1a A perfect iittle home
&C l0-ff SHANNON A. LULHS 78i 18th e. nv
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HOUSES FOR BENT.

FOR KENT-l629 Q ST. NV. s ROOMS
and baths steam hraT y. go 30
sei0 18Th S. NV rooms sud baih....-....... so.59
5 sth ST. Sc s snd th.........-.--... e 50
RALPH ~. LEE
Real Estate and Insurance 1906 q NV
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR.
Week days. ! Q. an. 10 p M
10 BALtINOEE WITH PULLMAN SERVICE.
Week Gays, z5i, 5a0, 49, ~. p 800, So
g 90 g-J. lgDl llyJ q H. L noon. IZSe. IaA
200 500. 4Sy, 4:s5. 90g, 515 49, go 6.3J
: % 800. m1u To- us5g 80 ?. IA.
Sundays, ID, 800 ~ SO 9JJ, I9-ag Ii:H
a. an, 100, lI5. $50 SO 5aB. $50 6-H s.o8
1870. lo-j u@0. u IS j. III.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NOKrHWEST. 'H@ a. H.,
CiNtfNSATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
'l1.J5 a. H.. 10 D. N. -lz17 night.
PlTioBJBG. 'IlW a. IA, -s1U Z. ~, -I2oJ
CLEVELAND. s9I0pm.: COLUMBUS. sSaB pm.
MhEEidNG, 1879 .. m-, -257 D. n.
MlNtnE.n ft4tt. SO a. M. 10, i5U9 = IA.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 0Ig L. H.. l. IS noon
4a5 ,. H., SaS y m. sundays, SO a. n sna
5-J j. IL.
II ttA1 and ELkTON. III p. m
tHEDERlCh. 1875. Ss.5. ss075, il9o a. M,
81 .l5, 4Ua, So T.
y HAGERsTOMN. fod5 A. m. and l5aA D N.
BOYD and uay points. DO. x5-i5 q. H., si.i5
51t $50. slVIU, iil;5B y. n.
GAifhtRSi;t &c and way points. 80 S9-i5 q.
N, 1875. H;iS. IS~0, 80, I53o, io-S5, s -
slBl5. lI.51 n.
: WASHINGTON JUNCTION aud way points
IS -, sJi5 q. a., l.s5. l5JO i5-U p.
-Ilauy. Except sunday. sSunday CRly.
rates ot iste. Ike, Viii &c quickly furnished 4
r.i4Et HUNE at all % the following Ticket Offices
lsH -. nv. Telephone main 1891; GIG Heuu-
: Iyania ave-. Telephone main -as- station. NeK
Jersey ave. and G st--IickCt Once, Telephone
rast es7 Information Bureau east ri
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO REVERSIBLE
rugs best equipped factoy south drop postal.
HOME WEAVING co. CD 7 -, NV. oc25-6t
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on PREMISES.
$50 like new. Drop postal. J. j. FEENEN %.
Pa NV. ucZ3-3t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
from y0ur old worn carpets Drop postal OF
phone Main 425 WASHINGTON RUG CO.
Factory s3l 5th ST. uw
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-WILL SELL Ny CERTIFICATE
good for 500 cash ia purchase Of any new piano
If Bradbury Piano Company; state yOur highest
price Bon g. Herald Office. Oc25-3t
BRADBURY PIANO CERTIFICATE FOR 500
fcr sale al half price to ans one desiring TO pur-
chase a Bradbury; win D. indorscd to buyer lo
Bradbury Piano COMPANY. Address Letterbox No.
10 9th S. se Washington
FOR sALE-g0 CERTIFICATE. GOOD or
purchase Of Bradbury Piano; for $. BOX 80.
Herald
FOR sALE-Sl00 CERTIFICATE on BRADBURY
Piano SIS. $50 Adams ST. ne.
FOR sALE-LATEsT KIND OF PETS: PURE
white young. tame OD0ssims with black eyes aud
cars also small breed Of Spanish lap p0odes price
SiuQ 90 each. SCHMlD'S BIRD STORE, ~ Eth
st. nv. Ocl5-h
1 OR SALE-lO00 SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cookIug stoves Of eveFy description.
from $L50 up. SNITIER & LA POKTE liJi and
l7% 3,h ST. NV. Phone, y. ll02
PRINTED ENVELOPES. business size best work.
1000, Sis HAANORIH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
81 sth st. nv.
FOR SALE-FOrB UPRIGHT PIANOS. SLIGHT
Is used, at bargain prices. on easy payments.
one Upright tcxcellent mate), Sl99.G0
Square Pianos as low as SIS
CHAS. VI. STIEFF 81 18th ST. NV
J. C. CONLIFF, Manager.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR SALT BARGAIN. NJ ST. WEST WASH
lngtOn. ID t. mont east Union station 10 Uer IL
FOR LEASE-la-a vears valuable frontage on
Rosslyn Branch Pa r. r.. extending hacs 10 trolley
Ry- vel located FOR tactorie-. ApIly 70 ROBERT
4. PHILLIPS. 1910 II FL. NV. cscfo-tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT.

NEW 9STORY WAREHOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
storage printing Office light manufacturing ur
wheelvright 81 -, rear % ~ iih So ne. Olen.
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED SITUATIONS FOR HIGHLY RECON-
msuded goodman butler. iauitor OF fireman and
slamstTCSs. I0ll \. 7. ave ocsj-7t
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CLEANING AND DYEIhG.

PHILIP LEDERER. 2H II ST Ne. PHONE
East 1886 Satisfactory W0Tt guaranteed OuF
wagon calls i0g and delivers work al the eIty.
Il..un
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SITUATIONS WAHTED---NALE.

POSITION As SALESMAN Is RETAIL INV
cry store; p years in business selling watches.
eFery, sppctsgieS silraU2ra. &c. good reference.
Address " f. BARGELT WoOlstocS Va.
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RAILROADS.
ALTIM0RE G. OHIO RAILROAD
ROYAL BLUE LINE

LEAVE STATION New Jersey ave and c g,
~ Ell OTHER HOUR On IHE ODD hOJ II
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW NOEk.
NEW TERMINAL sd ST. NEW YOkk.
= 20 a. IA. Dmcf Pullman IaItot.
i5aJ q. IA BuutJ failoI. fltg-HYur Train.
aJ,jJ d. M. IIIuCT auu Ktilmbu idlfur Ja.,
iilg8J a. LfIulI anQ flllE8au FsTl1T Jar.
10 b. m. DueT anu IuIunaH raIiUr CsT.
sac 20 IA Royal limited All Pullman
Jaw 4. ~ Coaches % Phiiadepnls.
5 20 b. m Diner and HuImau EaHor.
SD D. IN JCaches 10 rhiiauCl1ls.
~ - D. m. SlcepeIs.
"a. a. m SletpeIs.
ATLANTIC CiIN. '25.. = 90 '9ao flI1J 4
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AN UNLOCKED LEATHER HAND
'att lt.' 'ohtathiib some wearing apparel papers,
and letters addressed TO A. J. Fulton, Front Royal
Va. lCit either on fenn3- ave OF gth ST. car A
liberal reward VIII be paid for return - this 10 above
address Ct 20 offices Of LIZA ME A FULTON Fen
dali Building Washington ID. e. ssg5-gi
LOST LAST NIGHT. FOOTBALL. T1UkETS.
numbers from one % sixty. for The game between
GCUgc Washington and Western Maryland Return
- Z. &. hiLSON. Toom 49, l. ). Patent once
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-YOU can RENT A HiGHGFIDE
. piano from as for s. and ND per -ogth. 81 nm
nights - select from, all in perfect c,ndition j.
y. SMITH PIANO Co. i22j "a A. ociS-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

lap Robes. HoFs@ Blankets and Wins citesfer
iLsn auy one IA the city Don't has ffogse Blsn-
Ret until }Ou c2n me. / can furnish v,sf ann,
Alnd Feed Furniture Milk Grocely ExpreSz or
bu>li-.ss Wagon Of ihe bsst maker IN fhe / nited
SAFE over 100 o. These wagons running he streets
All WORK guaranteed on win save time and
money hI calllng foT a vehicle
PAINTING AND REPAIRING
old Wagons. Buggies and Harness taken in ex-
change.
GIG. " TAYLOR
oc -9-st I29 ID 81 NV
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COLLECTORS.

We Do GENERAL COLLECTING. LOCAL AND
foreign. Do charge unless successful Phone 3lf
THE FULLER AGENCY IL l2th -. oC3f $50
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY GROWS WE'LL IN REAL ESTATE n
PROPERLY PLANTED.
There are always opportunities Ion big pr0hts Id
How big depends upon whose advice you follow,
and how quickly you follow if.
We would be glad 60 talk with those who wish 10
invest in real estate Tor pIO1t.
FOR SUCH We have definite propositions o. the
most promising sort.
mia ave. DIV. for sale. We have large and small
properties ID many parts Of the city for sale. some
small lots in city and suburbs. Also many farms m
Maryland and Virginia. acres mp 90 so acres
some for exchange Tor equities in city property.
Can and and let talk IL over
lj61 SQUARE FEET on Massachusetts ave ,
only l5c per quare foot corner. the adjoining lots
OSE LtGGE LOT. near B. & O. depot: very low
TWO 5-ACRE LOTS at very low price, owner
Ne HAVE OTHER PROPERTY AT
SNAP PRICES.
FIFTY ACRES On BrghtWood ave. al a bargain
PENNSYLVANIA ave VIII sell for Sc Der square loot
We have other bargains CAL and see us
$40 ACRES. 50 acres hne timber. 1-rC0m
good CI1buildnEs furniture cost 81 90 s. 500 for tins
delightful home, 81 900 5000 cash. balance 10 suit
OF VIII exchange for city property.
i2-room house all modern Improvements: ; acres.
fine home; only $500. cost ss00o Nlil exchange
fof city property.
l07-acre fam. good building; under good cultiva-
ton; railroad VIII exchange for CITY property
II you want bargains IN real estate uf an Kinds
eau and seo us We have them from Sl,0j up 90
4 NICE little grocery store; worth 500. 500 cash
81 200 for an ur-to-date grocery
Two licensed hotels well located. money makers.
s. 900 buys one Of them; $1,000 for tne ether
For other business stands
CALL AND SEE Is.
SMITH & LYLE.
slS street Nv.
Phone Main 1900. Farms a specially.
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TAILORING,
DENTISTRY.

CUT RATE DENTISTRY SPECIAL s SET OF
teeth $50: S. gold crowns. s., S258 Flliggs 5oc.
brldge work. extracting free. ARlIY L NAVY
DENTAL ASSOCIATION. cor 7th and Il nv
Entrance 53S st. Phone Nj sS2im.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING.
no pain. look feel act and last longer fbsn
natural teeth, slruHken faces made normal "a uIess
hlilns. DR.. J. D. WILSON 1903 + 81 nv
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C0GswELL's Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE no
buy new and SECOND hand vehicles aad harness;
large assortment vehicles. SO up harnces 81 M.
four fine Shstland ponies and tap. % f!ti
81. INV.
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0c35-6t
FOR SALE-A GROCERY AND PROVISION
store good location; must sell account o. i'll
ness Apply I02 IL ST. NV. Oc24,3t
THE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE REVIEW OF
Reviews W0man's Home Companion. and Success
Magazines: all three one gear for S265. this week
only. ISRAEL MAGAZINE 81 BSCIuITION
81 REAU, sos Vermont ave oc14ft
COMPLETE BAKERY. $780, INCLUDING HORSE
and wagon.
small well equipped job printing Office. $50 one
fourth ITS value.
Centrally located cigar store. clearing 500
monthly
Three grocery stores from 500 up
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5l4 + ST
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ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS - WE OFFER
Cur entire stock of contractors gears at cost
so riucli tire wagons. ...-...-....... So
@ elBch tire wagons. ..-......-...-- So
s. d. WATERS 4 Son. SO Ia ave nv.
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HOUSES WANTED.

! YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
nisned o. UNFINISHED huases list y0ur property
ia GRACE 81 THOMAS. Corcaran Bldg
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HATS

BRODT'S HATS
Are better than ever. ilS 18th g. Branch. 5B 9Th
st. Repairing neatly done.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

Money 20 loan Al sums 10 ant on b. C.. zeal
WILLETT & REINECKE CO.
si3 18th st.. opposite Shorelan Hotel.
ocliW
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Is MAXI Your
new leans Or replace cid ones az lONess rates Of
interest All transactions conducted with ccOu0II-
cal Consideration for borrowers WI. II SAUN-
DEkS ~ co. 1907 d g NV
MONEY TO LOAN AT 81 AND 3 PER CENT
INTEREST On APRON III -. G.. REAL ~
TATE. PROMPT REpLih, AND SMALLEST
POSSIBLE Expense. MOORE 4 HILL Unel,
~ lith 81. nw-
LOANS on REAL ESTATE a To S PER
cent interest. depending on location. GASCn
BlkGE- lsA \ y ave
LOANS Oh STOCKS. BONDS. LIFE POLICIES
trusts bldg. .. shares, syndicate certlis. and
other approved Collateral 5G5z Mctzerott Bldg
no 81 Phone 5B. 2. 4. BAKER.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY
real estate at 8, -, and pcF cent interest; spe-
cal privileges with respect 20 pTi0r payments
ryfER 4 RUTHERFORD dnel- lO- E s. ms.
Money 10 loan on arst trusts on d. c. real estate
security a. "a and ; pes cent: no unnecessary
charges 20 borrouers
The Harrison Realty Company,
s7 6 st. NV
II YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST
trust moTtgaCes bfsIng and pEr cent inter
est. J always have them FOR sale See Uhat I
have te Offer bgfcIe }uH place ysuF money Ac-
dress Il. j. SIALLINGs. = Home Life Bldg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-25

night, Rev. j. A. Beebe, of Highland
Park Methodist church, replied to the
sermon which the pastor of the High
land Park Presbyterian church had de-
livered the preceding Sunday night 20
the effect that the double standard was
just Rev. Mr.. Beebe says it is gross
ly unfair, and that it gives men cour-
age to prey upon the weakness of the
other sex, confident that society will
not lay heavy responsibility at their
door.
He acknowledged the contention of
his brother preacher in so far as it
concerns, the claim that the young girl
is subjected to less temptation and sur
rounded by more refining influences
that the young boy, but he says that
to give the boy to understand that he
will have full license to use all
his articles to accomplish the down.
fall of young woman, secure in the
knowledge that she alone will be
branded with the scarlet letter if she
falls, is an outrage that decent society
cannot for q moment tolerate.
Strangely enough, however, a number
of prominent club women have taken
the other side of the controversy,
maintaining that as the woman is
reared with the knowledge that hers
will be the greater penalty if she falls,
she must do 80 at her peril, and is but
made the better by the test or ordeal
which the added responsibility impos-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-25
eRocERs HIT PURE FOOD LAW.
Iowa Nebraska Wholesalers Do Not
Want State LEGISLATION.

Des Moines, Jan. 25.-A special
meeting of the Iowa Nebraska Whole
sale Grocers' Association was held
yesterday for the express purpose of
considering the prospect of pure food
legislation in Iowa this winter. Incl
dentally, as many of the members OF
the general assembly as possible Will
be acquainted with the fact that the
association is opposed to legislation OF
this sort at this time on the ground
that it will put them at disadvantage
in competing with outside wholesalers.
A large attendance is expected of job
bers from all sections of the state.
1t is interesting that the wholesale
grocers declare that they favor ma
tional pure food legislation, although
they are fighting the enactment of
state laws along this line. They eX-
plain their dual attitude with the
statement that national legislation
would work to the disadvantage OF
Iowa jobbers when in competition with
outside dealers. The Nebraska deal
ers are cooperating with the Iowa
dealers for the reason that a defeat or
the movement in Iowa will make 1T
easier to defeat it in Nebraska when
1t comes up, as is expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-25
Social Event at Eldora.

Special to TlnleS-Republican
Eldora Jan. 25.-sMrs. Fannie Crock
EFT entertained the Whist Club at a
farewell party last night, for Mr.. and
Mrs. H e. Hole, who leave today for
their new home in Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Hole have been members of
this club during their residence in this
city Score cards were souvenir post
al cards showing important buildings
of Eldora and the favorite river views
about here. After the game each play
er wrote some sentiment upon his
card for the guests of honor, and they
were then given to them. Mrs. Crock
EFT served a delightful two-course
luncheon, at the close Of which Mr..
Carl Newcomer presented handsome
berry spoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Hole as
a farewell token from the club mem
bers. The company then INDUCED in
songs and later in dancing. An out
of town guest was Mrs. j. NJ. st. John
of Hastings, Neb., who is visiting for
a few weeks at the Crockett home.
Mrs C. C. Gilman entertains today
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Crockett at one o'clock luncheon in
honor of Mrs. st. John.
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.gin,es- epuha saarsIalltn,m 9uua, gr1arp Is 1906

would clamor for recognition. Trouble
would then ensue, inevitably.
II believe that u city gets the kind
of government it asks for. The trou-
bic is that those who consider them
selves the best able to say how cities
should be governed are generally those
who sit back and refuse to have thell
names considered at any time for add
erman, or ought to take a greater IN
terest in city affairs than even in the
county. state or national.
Il think IL bill to reduce to mini
mum the number of wards and for the
payment of salaries commensurate with
the services rendered would be far more
desirable than Il commission. In amy
event, a commission or Il board of aid
ermen, all questions of public import
should be passed upon by the people,
and there should be an opportunity to
pass upon the merits of men and meas
ure at least once in two years"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-25
Huston is Opposed.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Jan. 25.-As Cedar
Rapids would be included in these
cities to be governed, by commission
should the bill proposed in Des Mones
become a law, considerable interest is
being taken here in the subject. May
or c. D. Huston is not altogether in
favor of the Galveston system and be-
Meves it is not very practical. In an
interview here he said:
81 am not at all in favor of the CAL
weston plan but most heartily approve
of the Houston PLAN which provides for
the election by the people of a mayor
and four aldermen-a at large, the may
or having authority to assign the al
derrnen to the heads of departments,
such as Taxes and Insurance, Streets,
Walks and Bridges Sewers, Parks,
Water and Public Health" Under this
plan the mayor without concurrence
of the council can appoint the tax col
lector, chief of police, judge of police
court, city attorney and comptroller,
but the council may impeach and re-
move the mayor or any of his appoint
ees for misconduct, inability or will
full neglect. On the granting OF fran
chise a referendum is ordered on pc
tition of 500 qualified voters.
Il do not believe that it would be sat
iSfactory to anyone to have Our intern
al affairs governed by board of COM
missioners, any number of which
would be appointed by a governor or
other state official. No governor could
know the local conditions and situa-
lions well enough to make satisfactory
appointments; and further than this,
believe that the people ought to gov
ern themselves. l believe that we have
men in our council now, and have
had for years, who have given as good
service as any man in Cedar Rapids
could give who would not touch
commission at any price. l believe
that the people would, nine times out
of ten, aspire to the position, or would
be backed by certain interests. 1t is
10 be feared also that after commits
sion was appointed the members would
be found not to be in harmony with
certain portions of the city. which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-25
Vail News Items.
special to Times Republican.

special 10 IIuSS-ISepuUllSeaA4s
Vail, Jan. 25.-J. H. Krol purchased
two car loads of cattle at TT. Dodge
and had them shipped here, to fatten
for the market.
Last week Frank Dozark disposed Of
a valuable team of three-year-o colts,
which brought him the splendid price
of $780,
e. E. Jenkins, of Carroll well known
here. has been made travelling freight
agent for the Northwestern.
DR.. j. A. Thomson, of Sioux City,
was visiting his parents here last
week
Several of our citizens attended
"Ben-H ur'' at Omaha, this week.
C. C. Vail returned Saturday from an
editorial meeting at Iowa City.
Fourteen cars of cattle and hogs
were shipped from this place. east. Sat
urday On the 18th inst, a special of
twenty cars left here for Chicago
Tom Curry, of Seward, Neb., visited
here with relatives while on his way
to Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-25
Proposed Measure to Protect
Fraternity Pins Had Its
Origin Five Years Ago
BILL FAILED OF PASSAGE THEN
Members of All Fraternal Societies
Turnout the State Are Interested In
the Efforts of the Red Men to Get
1t Thru at This Session of Congress
Why Protection Is Needed.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, Jan. 25.-The bill to pro-
tect fraternity pins, which the Red
Men OF Iowa will attempt to put thru
the legislature at its present session,
had its origin five years ago in a MUIR
Chaplin Of that city and Will V. Tuf-
ford of Clinton drafted such BILL
which, however, failed TO carry and
was for the time abandoned. AT
Union a man was Oh trial for MUIR
der. The man accused of the crime
came into possession of an Odd
Fellows badge, and wore it, in the
hope of influencing the jury, though he
had never been affiliated with the Or
der. The deception was discovered.
and angry sentiment was aroused
against the imposter. Because of this
attempt of the Union murderer to
pass for an odd Fellow, the bill was
drafted, but failed of passage. The
Red Men hope to get it Through at this
session of congress. and members of
all fraternal societies throughout the
state are much interested in the mat
ter.
1t Is curious fact that the Grand
Army Of the Republic Is the only or
der whose emblem is protected by
law. The badge of that organization
cannot be worn by person who is not
member of the order without his
rendering himself liable to prosecution
in the federal courts, and imprison-
ment in the United States prison. The
three links, crown and crossed sword
and staff of the Uniform Rank of Odd
Fellows is one of the few emblems
protected in the United States and
other countries by patents.