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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

Charles Hilbert one Of the best pitch
ers in the Tristate League, Will, IN all
proba bil!ty, be lost 20 the league. He
has an Oner from the Lawrence team.
and will probably accept Hilbert. with
McGlynn. helped win the pennant for
the York team two seasons ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

II the present cold snap breaks up
before Saturday. Central High and
Georg" Washington will be the first
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

The stockholders Of the Wilkesbarre
Club. OF the New York State League,
on Tuesday elected the following offic-
ers for the coming season: President. a
]. Lynch. vice president NJ NJ Hell
stand. secretary. Fred GOeringer, and
treasurer. W. Lawson Reid.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22
BASEBALL.

The METROPOLITAN Police BASEBALL team
has organized for the season. and would
like 10 hear from all uniformed teams of
the District. Address challenges 10 Man
aeer KIeindienst. Metropolitan baseball
team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22
Los ANGELES BIDS
FOR COMING BOUT
Pacific A. C. Offers Nelson
and Herrera $4,000.
TUXEDO THINKING 1T OVER
Tom 0'Rourke Not So Sure He Wants
to Post $1,000 Forfeit.
Nolan's Terms.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The follow
ing telegram was received here this
morning:
Los Angeles. March %
Manager Tom McCarey of the Pacific
Coast Athletic Club, has decided TO give
the $4,000 purse for the Nelson-Herrera
fight The Mexican signed for the bout
last night. The date will be between the
9Th and 18th OF May. VIII cutting the
money sixty TO forty - agreeable to
Nelson. and when Will ne leave for Los
Angeles?"
Billy Nolan. manager for Battling
Nelson, when told of IL said:
THAT sounds pretty good. will say
| this TO Mr.. McCarey:
Must See Forfeit
Post $500 as guarantee 10 hold the
fight. l will post 5000 forfeit In New
York. The money must be cut seventy
five and twenty-five. When the forfeit
has oeen posted and receive 500 from
the Pacific Athletic Club as travelling
expenses Battling Nelson and l will
leave on the first train for Los Angeles"
Nolan also added: First come first
served is where we stand Let McCarey
make good as / have Indicated IN my
message to him and the night Will be an
assured fact in few minutes.
The Tuxedo Club. OF which Tom
O'Rourke is director. is a strong bidder
for the fight also. The $4,000 purse VII.
be forthcoming her, also and o Rourke
is consulting with those interested with
him in the Tuxedo Club IN regard TO
posting the s.. OOO forfeit demanded by
Nolan. His decision will be made known
early today.
Tuxedo Has the Call
The Tuxedo Club has first call on the
proposed fight. and IL an agreement can
be reached regarding the 5000 forfeit
the twenty-round fight between Nelson
and Herrera will take place at Essing-
ton. Pa. in the Tuxedo Club.
Here's the way the whole thing stands
now.
Battling Nelson VS.. Terry McGovern
on Aprf % befor. the Tuxedo Club Tor
a 900 900 purse. the fight TO be OF twenty
rounds and the men TO weigh in at III
pounds at o'clock
battling Nelson vs.. Aurelio Herrera
on Nav 9 before the Tuxedo Club for
800 coo purse the fight 10 be OF twenty
rounds and the men TO weigh IN at III
pounds at 6o'clock
Battling Nelson vs.. Aureiia Herrera
before Pacific Athletic Club, OF Los
Angeles for a 600 purse. The night 70
be of twenty rounds at the lightweight
limit. between May Z and May L.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22
SWISS CHAMP IS
bound THIS WAY
Mueller Says He'll Bring
ChapelOt to America.
HAS DEFEATED GOOD MEN
Made His Mark by Quick Victories in
Big Wrestling Tournament
in London.
HAS DEFEATED GOOD MEN

Max Mueller. the German middle
weight wrestler. who is TO meet Joe
Grant in finish bout at the Wash
ington Light Infantry ArmOry next
Tuesday night, says he is going abroad
in May and bring back with him a
new heavyweight champion grappler.
who Will astonish the natives of this
country.
The prize package Mueller has in
view is Armand Chapelot, a Swiss
wrestler. who. SAYS Mueller. has been
throwing the best of them abroad in
jig time and bankers for a match with
Hackenschmidt or Madrali. the Turk.
He weighs about 1s5 pounds. but is
stronger than most wrestlers Of that
weight. and very quick.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22
Quick Action.

Chapelot bulGeG to the front when he
came out winner in the big wrestling
tournament at the National Sporting
Club in London three years ago. There
he threw, among other notable mat
artists. Tom Connors. Jack Karkeek,
Joe Carroll. Jacob Koch. and Beasley.
Connors lasted the longest, holding out
against the Swiss for eight minutes
Jack Karkeek lasted three and one-half
minutes ChapeIot recently offered to
bet big money that he could throw Alec
Monro, the Scotch heavyweight cham
pion. twice in an hour.
Chapelot has great difficulty in max
ing himself understood in English. ac-
cording to Mueller. and for that reason
il has been a difficult matter to get
him to venture across the ocean. but
recently he has changed his mind. and
Mueller saws he is confident that he
will bring him over.
AS really good heavyweights are a
scarce commodity in the Amerc can
wrestling market. the Swiss champion
will receive a warm welcome if he can
como to tie United States and deliver
the goods.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

Joe Myers. who is now in the South,
training with the Philadelphia Athletics,
has assured Manager Heckert that he
during the coming season. Myers had
previously signed with the York team
before entering the big league.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

1t is almost certain that Billy MCGEE.
the former major league player. VIII
sign with Wilkesbarre this season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

Manager Duffy. OF the Phllies, has
commenced to weed out his surplus
players and cut three from the list
yesterday. He has secured a berth fOl
Johnson, the Atlantic City outfielder.
with the Troy team. Of the New York
State League, and the youagster viii
be sent there TO develop.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22

Johnston rolled I'd and Sd games.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
500 Rewnrs 500

The readers Of this paper will BE- pleas
sl % learn that there 10 az least one
dread disease that science has been able
20 cure Ia all lee stages, and that is
CataTrh. Halle CataFTh Cure is the
ohly positive cure usw known 20 the
medical fFatsEhity. catAETh bslng a
constitutional disease, requires a con.
siitutional treatment Halls CataTEh
Cure is taken Internally, acting direct
" upon The blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
fouhdatioH of the disease, and giving
the patient stTength BY building up
the eonstitution and assisting nature
ih doing its own work The propFist
oFs have % much faith In its curative
powers that they oheF ons Hundred
Dollars for any ease that Il fails te
cure Send for list Of testimonials.
Address =. J. CHENEY A CO, To
isdo. o.
Sold BY an druggists, g5s.
Take Hans Family Pulls for eonsti
patAoAs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
90 Prppertr caued Health.

Runs down OF improves Just depends
on how IL is cared Tor. Il IL the noe;
valuable property we have. and should
receive she most eonaderation. Il
helps you ia business, helps good looks
helps make friends helps get situations
and helps you hold them, and always
makes happiness. Property like this,
a. the fru Indication o. being cut of
repair, should BE- looked after and q
remedy applied st onee There are
any number of signs that show repairs
are needed. Bilious spells. Indigestion
dyspepsia, bslshing. dizziness, sick
headaches. sallov complexion, pimplss
and liver spots on the face, = drowsy
feeling after meals. sour stomach. etc
Thsse symptoms all show Ices q health
Druggists WI cell you foF 25s Dor
Of DR.. Gunh's Tmprovsd Liver Pills, q
cure cure for al Of thsss diseases
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
b ~ AIoon Inhablted7

Science has proven that the moon has
an atmosphere. which makes life IN
some form possible on that satellites
but not for human beings who have a
hard enough time on this earth Of ours,
especially those who don't know that
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ness, malaria, ehills and fever, jaun.
dice, dyspepsia, dizziness. torpid liver.
kidney complaints, general debility and
female wsaknsss. Unsqualsd a. a
general toHie and appetizer for weak
persona especially for the aged IL
induces SQUAD slsep. Fully guaranteed
By J. c. Perry, Druggist Price Only
SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Salisbury. April 20,-T1s srinihsi
bieamy ease againft Albert Henry
Cappsr. q man q many aliases vhish
vii soon cone up Tor trial before tts
wife sisizss, u atifacting considerable
aitsrtoh throughout EnglaHd. Cap
per is ehargs8 With triple bigsmy. 1h
1894, ii vss stated during she pfslim.
inary hearing. b. married Mary Eilsn
Coot, single woman. is Ctslisnham.
With ar insg'imats child. After she
marriage Carpsr biastmslsa ths 81
legged father of ihe child COS n q hard.
como sum of money ahl disappeared
leaving bic wife and hsf stIil dssiltuis
-Four yosfs later Cappsr married In
liau Mary Watts. a tahdssns Homah in
Wsaldsiors. Middisssr. whom ho ds
serted after eight mohita s.trs ihsn
shs discovered that at its same time
oapper had been soufiihg another w0.
man Ia souihgis, 90 whom b. had pro |
mi-ed maffiag'.
Ia 1904 cappsT married Alice Louise
Noble q gri q NJ. ~ Holy Tnsliy |
shufsh. sifoud.uesh. To tsf. as 90
he other vieiims Caprsf rf5fssssl ]
himsslf 90 b. man n deep religion,
feeling is vas fsgulsf stisllatt ]
A. tts Miss.on church. shortly ancfl
tes marriage be- sole che purse vtish d
Ais vifs kspi under her pilloE atl DEL
serted her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

aga1ss a wrong. fsncied or real Ev
srg scar one 0r mere murders among
tts nasksrs is heard Of. Another evil
is tEs Ilness which often results from
tEs lebaushery, the exhaustion which
follows long continued frolisking day
at. night; the over heating from run.
f.as std marching in the extreme heat
~ ite tropical suHi the exposure 60
ttt damp hight air after dancing 10
over bssisd rooms Many deaths from
ittss causes occur each year duTihg
afa after che carnival. stan another
sg fas really vickid waste q money
D. very poor people, who almost starvs
tsi who will manage 90 spsEd money
sa Ha asqusrading costumes.
Daring che last days u ihs carsivai
from saturday higbt uHil Ash wedses
Day morning. ihsfo is not a moment of
qlist Tie thsatcr is open day anl
E.gsi ard obe will Cad daHesFs there
al % tbe time. Bst 6s Ash Wednesday
Hsraifg 80 early mass each priest has
before him a motley crowd May 90
60 ihs churches from The last scene o.
tksif Fsvslfy, wearing their costumes.
TbsFs are womss o. al classes and
grades % society il their ball dresses
there are masqaeIalsFs ~ both sexes
iH their e0iumes FspfssvhiiAg animals
aE4 what H5t, m0si OF tbsm dirty and
dishsys.lsd. some q thsm hardly Feeoy,
efs4 from ihs.f lFuEksh sJupor AHI.
thea ihe carnival is Supposed 90 be at.
pa sr4 Tor the year. Sometimes the.
carnival spiF.t dies 90 hard that 90
wslEoslay afieFIooE there 10 a hnal
parade. IE this some. instead o. wear
.ng their masquerading costumes 60.
iFsssei iu deep mourning and 60 along
Fai,iHg az they do whsn a death has
lssuuel' "The carnival .s dead Oh.
lh' the carnival is dsad,"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
HAVE
A GAUDY
TIME

II E1-rar-rf IN. C-lu-his, April 90
'rra rs---s utirt he tss iust forward.
Y s,s 20 tas Uritsz s,atss. the Rev. wslteI
sts Lee. who is stationed here by
sts Prsshytsriar board q foreign mis-
s--s ssrssss ecnsi5srshs space 90 a
sssrir.i.a q the snnual carnival
utish f--e5iateiy preceded Asa
vss-sssay. b erpiairs that the ear
-iral is s-pposed 60 bs thres days long.
lt-- ttzi aetuany if begins when the
beaver declares it opsn. which. this
rs1r was or ysruary -. Every mar.
u--a- ard ttHd ir Barrsrq1illa loves
.tts carnival as snail boys in TIE Unit
81 S.stss l.vs TIE F'ourth OF july. and
ttt- fsrvsrtIv wish that it might last
Ell t-s vsr. Ttsv love ths romping
tts it-e-ess of tts iong holiday. The
frss1-- fron restraint, the dancing
tts -aa4usraf.rg the laughing ard
a-z-E Ttev sriar every moment e
.l.. ard somstinss petition the mayor
a-5 tts bishop go think up some rsa.
sr- 90 continuing .t day OF % az
ts- Ast weiesiay
Every day during ths carnival. 81
rs.isly ir the evening cas sees mask.
Cd people On the streets. but the real
eriassiasm begins about Wednesday
nigh; q each week ard Increases unfii
the grand climax q Saturday ard Sun
day Au itis time a Columbian can
n5t So into the street without having
s5ms good ratufsd friend rub colofed
powder or his face. tbf0w confetti ir
bic hair 1r pour over his clothes col
0rtd watsr which leaves a stain that
sats5i ts washed cut saturday night f.
sr8 aI day sun8ay companies q mas
1gsfalefs g5 in pf0esstiobf sometimes
lIl Ga ore company dressed similarly /
be Indians birds. snakes. rats. soldiers
bee. The iHliahs and ihs animals have
heir dances and some of their eos.
.umes are wisrdiy tesuiiful. bat often
.hey are only nudy asd ugly The
uost common ihiEg of az is Co ase sin
'io uasqasfaders fspTssshiiHg mohkeys
Ia bright red costumes. bears. Jogs
.ait Iona cows DEVILS iack mer
'.tt white masks Why men with
Hacked faces, mrs dressed a. women
10 making weird noises 10 attempts
% Initiate che animal represented. o.
u least 20 disguise ths voice.
Tie thisg would seen Ike stilds Play
Z thsrs we're hoi % many syils attend
.tt There is sabbath breaking oa q
afgs sfals. and ihsE goo. naEy sflmss
bee committed every year ty those who
axe advantage of tts masking 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

1a 1895 Csrref cane 90 Salisbury
ard ai cree took an active part ir ths
Msns OWE Broiberhooi. religious
i1siiiaii5s connected With TIE Wesley.
az church. he bscsms q member q
ths church, std is August q iat, year
was welded 20 q much respected uilos
q its eohrsgaiioh, Mrs. Rodusl u
December BE- deserted Der ard q var.
rani being Issued. be- was arrested last
week as Caruafiksr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
A pAEaERous ansrAKR
s.,sm Moshsrs should Not Neglect
Kfaney weak1ess in Children

A.. children have weak kidneys.
Tts earliest warning is bed-wetting
Later cones baekschs headache. Ian
guor
lisa mistake 20 neglect these trou-
blea
r, blame the child f,r its distress
So 70 cure the kidneys-
save the ehnd from deadly kidney
lls.
D.sr's kidney Pills cure ask kid.
neys
salem parents recommend then.
o. w. vaurhr. of 9 s.ats street. sa.
Ter ore. ssvs. Deans Kidney Pills
rr,..rs5 at N. store's drug store.
proved 10 Be reliable remedy for
ta.ka.ds ard al forms q kidney eom.
-t I obtained ths best Of results
f-- tteir use. and . child in our fem.
f- who had been afflicted with wesk-
e-r- k.dneys and Nocturnal trouble
gs sr-reiy weu 90 short tine
ttf-css TIE use Of Doan's Kidney
T.a Ttis should commend the rem.
ss 60 an parents who have children
tff'sf in sny way win kidney CON.
ra.1t"
F- sale by an dealers Price 50
ea-tr Foster -Miiburn CO., Buffalo
Nsr York. sole agents Tor The United
s tes
Esrsmter the Hams-Dosn 's.-snd
take n0 other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Lafayette, La April 20.-The an
nual convention Of the Louisisna
State Homestead League opened here
today under the most favorable con
diuonA The attendance is very large
and every part Of the state is represent
ed The convention win last two
days and viii close tomorrow evening
An elaborate and highly interesting
program has been prepared and many
prominent speakers win address the
meetings
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
BAilara's Hor,Aouna Syrup.

Immediately relieves hosFss sfospy
eoughi oppressed. rattlinE rasping and
dimeuli breathing Hsnry 9. sisarns
druggiA, shuilsbufE. VIA. writes, May
20. 1901. "I have bssn ssllihg Bal.
iafds Horsbound Syrup FOR two ysaTs.
snd have never had a prspaFation that
has given better satisfasiion. notiss
that uhsh ! cell = bottle they soms bach
for mora can honestly recommend
H." 25e, zoe ahd 81. Sold By D. J..
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
Notiee !. 80 -.

Please take notice ilai p
received at the chss q p
Clerk for the C0uuiy q ~
Of Oregon, at or before l''
a m. Tuesday, the SA al
1895, for the building
100 foot span across fut-4
a point just nOr1h q W"
railroad right Of way up@
burn and Springfield Las
said river. AlsO, q bflse
length Is to be built az
said river az a point Sis'
now stands known n
bridge. Plans and sPe'ih''
said bridges can be sesn 81
the County Judge fof -
Each Of said bridges are +" ,
Howe Truss plan So ~
cylinder piers. A ssTiih''
the amount Of ave per esii :
must accompany the bis' p
be forfeited by the pen
said bid il he fails .
proved bond with the ela'
county within I've dsys i''-
that said bid shah b 0P'.-
haithful peTfOFmanes q
aeeOrdanee to said plans
tions and for the Pri's
said HID. The County
the right 70 reject any ~ =.
Dated this 18th day q =
D2O-2I-2s W-26-5;a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
SURE cure For Pilsa.

itching Piles produce moisture ana
cause itehingi this form, as well a.
blind, bleeding or prOtTuding piles are
cured BY DE. BO-san-kO's Pile Remedy
Stops itching and bleeding AbsOrbs
tumorS soc a jar at druggists, or seat
By mail Treatise fFsA Write me
about your case DT. BOsanko, Pbila..
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Cures 40 kidnsy. blsadr and rhsu.
matte ifoublsi sali by al druggists. o.
two mouiks' treatment hy mail fof en-.
Dr. D. w. Han. 2s26 Olive street. ~.
Louis 40. send for Testimonials. soll
BY stons = dfug stores. dwiyr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Him-we have IS carving sets. We'd
better exchange some Of them, hadn 9
vet
Her-Oh. 70 They're 20 darling
ard Just think how long g would Be
before We would have 20 pay 20 have
any Of them sharpened.-Indianapoiis
Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
Not Thorough.

Mrs oldwoA-John, I've waited and
waited Cor you 20 soms home, aag I'm
bali frightened % death.
oldwon-Yes that's iust like YOU
always doing hlngs by halyes-TFaHs
lated for Tales from Familie Jour.
nal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

TIE above Il the usaEl verdict e
the traveller uHing the Missouri PAsins
railway bstvssn the PAsihs sOAst and
the sAst, AAd Ne believe hat the serv-
ice and AseOmmOdAti0As given merit
this stAtsmsnt, FsOn Dsavsr, ColoFa,
DO springs Ahd DsaVsE thsEs are tive
through trains daily 70 Kansas City
and 81 LOuiA carrying PuIlmAn's lHt
sst standard slsetris-hshtsd sisspiAs
ears chair sArs and uP-to-aAtS diniAs
sara TAs sAms sxsslsat service 4
operated fFom KAnNAs City aAd sG
Louis 70 MsmpAiA Little Rosk AAd H0l
SPRING. II yea are going east o.
south, write for particulars and fan In
fOrmAtiOA-
W. @ MBRmR, Gen. Az,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Hs-What. yea want
seadyi -
she-oA. but the oils e.
little one dsaF.-Irln'.. v.
from MegeeudoEfsF S'''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
W. G. NBRDR GsA AEt,
ia TAird 81 Portland. Ora
Pr9aanon

"say, you seem TO be always On the
lookout for trouble
"Wsll, you've got more chance 10
dodge anything that you see RTst. ~
American Spectator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
PUMPKIN A SAMPSON
Wonderful Test Of Strength of Growing
Vegetation Made by Calhoun County
Farmer With Field Pumpkin-Lifts
One Hundred Pounds Of Sand and
Breaks Strong Box.

Lake City Ia. Sept. 1o.-Jesse Fair
child, a Calhoun county farmer of
scientific turn of mind, this summer
tried an Interesting experiment to test
the power displayed by growing vege-
tation.
To make the test he selected COM
mon field pumpkin which was growing
near his lawn. He first erected plank
platform beneath the pumpkin and en-
closed the pumpkin in a box made OF
two-inch plank just large enough to
admit TIN, pumpkin inside. There were
cracks left in the box. which was fast
ened to the plank platform for the adj
mission Of air and sunlight. The top
of the box was not nailed down.
In one week the pumpkin had become
very cramped in it's quarters, appar-
emily filling every corner of the stout
box. The top was also beginning to
raise slightly above the box.
Fairchild was now ready to begin the
experiment He carefully weighed out
100 pounds of sand and placed 1t in a
box, which he set on top of the pump
kin. The pumpkin having filed the re.
cesses of the tight box, Immediately be-
gan to grow the only way it could up
ward. In few days the hundred
weight Of sand was raised one inch.
thus making it possible to estimate the
horse power of the growing. vegeta-
BILE.
To test further the power of strength
Fafrchftl placed a 900 mound weight on
the lid over the pumpkin. The pump
Kin never stopped growing, but the ex-
perimenter did not take into consider
alton the frail box in comparison with
the great weight Of the pumpkin. The
vegetable, instead Of growing upward,
set out at once to burst the crate, which
it did in two days. The box was a
strong affair, being spiked and of two
inch plank. That the pumpkin will lift
the 500pound weight there is no doubt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
WARD WILSON NOMINATED.
Republicans Choose Son Of Secretary
Wilson for Representative.

Republicans Choose Son Of Secretary
Wilson for Representative.
Special 10 Times Republican.
Tama, Sept. 10,-The republican
county convention of Tama county met
in the opera house at Toledo on Sat-
urday w. d. Lee, editor of the To-
ledo Chronicle was chosen temporary
chairman and in his speech outlined the
doctrines of the republican party MI
Lee made an eloquent plea for harmony
In the party and in closing read the
state republican platform, stating that
lit was broad enough for every repub-
lican in the state to stand on.
The following ticket was nominated:
For representative, Ward Wilson. of
Traer
For clerk of the courts. Frank Stan
ton. OF Gladbrook.
For auditor, Henry Toedt, of Tama.
For treasurer, j. G. Bull. of Toledo.
For sheriff. w. Vest, of Toledo.
For recorder, John Wilson, Of Clu-
tier.
For attorney, r. P. Kepler. of Toledo.
For superintendent, Wilcox. of Gar
win.
Of Montour.
For surveyor w Fl. Holstead. of To-
ledo.
The following supervisors were nom
mated in the several distrists:
First district, T. r. McElhinney, of
Geneseo, township: Second district,
John Young. of, Traer; Third district,
William Mitchell, of Toledo: Fourth
district, no nomination.: Fifth district,
Hiram Bissell. of Tama.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10
-9rnhlira, sarslalltnnu ana Srptrmbrr 10 1906

the vertical style be abolished and Z
medium slant style of writing be sub
stituted in its stead. The change VIII
probably be ordered at the meeting OF
the board next Monday evening.
1--WE are determined to improve the
nenmanship in the east side schools.
said William Koch, chairman of the
instruction committee, today we
shall consider at the next meeting OF
the board the employment of a super
visor Of penmanship who shall WORK III
all the schools The samples OF writ
ing we looked at were very bad IN
some cases the penmanship of the pu-
pills was abomnable. from business
mans point of view. This is not the
fault Of the instructors. but or the
vertical system, which is an unnat-
ural manner of writing
The West Des Moines school board
abolished vertical writing In the west
side schools n year ago