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Arizona republican., 1906-02-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The Dessimist !s a fortune teller Some men own money and some oth- CTS gre owned by f.
 Bartehders always have a smile for the mcr U.t1 tha coin
 The average man knows lot more than is able to comprehend. If you can't do anything else. get out of the V-cv of those who can. No man can love two women simuI- taneoUsly-after one Of them finds it out
 Some men w@ste 2 lot of time tell ing other men how awfully busy they are.
 l. .s awfully hard to impress some people with the importance of your Importance.
 -ChicagO News
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

What did your wife give you f1s Christmas2"
 ''RoX Of cigars
 What are You going to do with them '''-
 Have them boiled with corned beef for dinner some day - Cleveland Leader.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA WRECK.

Macon, Ga, Feb 7.- Trains Nos. 3 and 3, "Thc Dixie Flyer Of the Central of Georgia railroad. coIlided near For sythe, Ga, a few minu es after mid night. No details have been obtained yet, but several are reported dead
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08
TRIAL OF MUTINEERS.

Sebastopol. Feb. 7.-The court mar tial of three officers and seventy sail ors who took part in the mutiny aboard the Russian battleship Kniaz Potem- kline began here today.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08
4 CHILEAN STRIKE.
Fifty Men Said to Have Been Killed in
 Attendant 3iotinC.

Valparaiso, Chile, Feb. "A teIe- gram from Antofasasta, Chile, says that the railroad laborers at Oruro. Bolivia, are on strike and that fifty men are said to have been killed during rioting there. The authorities are at tempting to pacify the strikers. Cruis- CTS have been ordered to Antofagast3 with troops
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08
HURT IN q WRECK.

Fl Paso. Texas. Feb. Tn a wreck of Santa Fe freight train five miles north of El Paso, this afternoon En- gineer William Fisher and Conductor Elrick were injured. Fisher lost a leg and may die.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

''SO you arc thinking about getting married? TE@ts right"
 Then you approve or marryIng?- Well. l approve of thinking about # first. st."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

Yes, those are nice pictures on the boxes. They tell the origin and the story of Donofrio's Crystallized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

7'css-So he tilted her. eh? That must ha ve mode her feel cheap.
 Jess-Not as cheap as he might W ish. Sine computes the damage to her hear. al $-J. J.000.-Philadelph Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

''Bo ou think 2 little learning is a dangerous thing?'
 Possibly. hut 1t isn't half so dan gevous as the same amount of ignor- 1uCe. Detroit F-ae Press
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

'Iiow abo-t your New Year resolu- tiDu:"
 '@Iy frie2d. it's so fr7n I'm afraid 10 ouch it-for fear it'll break in my hands !'-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

essary and the mode! includes both sorts.
 The waist is made over fitted lin ing that is closed at the front and on this lining is arranged the chemisette. The blouse itself is shirred at the shoulders and is closed invisibly at the frort. the chemisette hooking into place beneath it's left edge. The sleeves are absolutely new and are laid in verti- cal tuck shirrings, the outer portions being mounted upon smoothly fitted Things. The frills make an exceeding ly graceful and effective finish but are not obligatory.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is 3-4 yards 21, 1-4 yards 27 or ? 1-2 yards A. inches wide with 5-S yard of all-over lace for the chemisette, 4 yards of lace for frills and 1-2 yards of banding, 7-S yard of all- over lace if long sleeves are used.
 The pattern 5257 is cut in sizes for a 32, 34, 36, 3S and 40 inch bust mea- sure
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., fiI7- ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08

Mrs Aylwin, HaIr Dressing II & Center. Switches. james. toilet articlsss.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-08
BLOUSE WAIST 5257.
To be Made With Elbow or Long
 Sleeves

To be Made With Elbow or Long
 Sleeves.
 Nothing supercedes the blouse. No matter how many princesse gowns or more severe models may be introduced, the blouse retains it's favor and its vogue and is much in demand. This one shows some quite novel variations and is attractive in the extreme while it is adapted alike to the gown and to that separate waist for which there are so many uses and demands Tn the il- lustratiOn corn yellow crepe de Chine is combined with cream colored lace and handsome banding but the list Of available ones is as long as the list Of crushable fabrics Powered crepe de Chimes are promised great vogue witb the spring and many of them are aI- ready shown in singularly attractive colorings and would be most effective for gown of this so-t, while plain colors are always correct and always in vogue. Elbow sleeves are the flaw orites of the hour but there are times and occasions when long ones are nee
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
DE S0CIEDAD.

Emma Preston. La bella y distinguida
damita del veTgel Ponce no, ae encuentra
en- esta ciudad, donde Sc propone pasar
una larga temporada
Bien venida Ia gracioaa morena de boz
quita de claveles.
En- eJ Tedtro. Result6 un lIeno com.
pleto Ia function dada anoche. FAUsTo lie.
v6 al teatro de San Juan, 4 10 mas distin-
guido elegante de nuestra sociedad.
Las mas hermosas damas fueron al Co
liseo, dando un eBpectaculo mediterranean
te encantador ia gran sala, que brillaba
como una ascna ae ORC, donde las piedras
de las joyas forn1aban magnfnco contraste
con los no m6not impios destellos de los
hermosfsimos oids de aus duenas; y TRACES
y adornos de esduisito gusto, hacfan resal-
tar las gracias de tanta faz divina como
ALI pudimos eoltemplar.
El "bouquetS de sefloritas que luci6 su
donosura era ei iegtamente de 10 mas euges-
two que darseI puede; como que estaba
tornado, entire dtTas que no pudimos rete
neT en- nuestra aimirada memoria, por las
graciosfmas y bsllaa Josefna y Providen-
cia Lentini, MaEiita Lomba, Rosita Ma
ria Filippi Maria Cobian, Hoheb, ClauE
dio, Josefna Riesco, Cabrera, Acufia, ST.
card6, Diaz, Behm, Celia Cesteros, Bou
Soler, La Croix Chevremont, Cerra, No
BILE, Perez, Portflla, Gaztambide, Gimenez,
Amador, Gomez Marin, Soto, Camufias,
Pena, Moreno, Rodriguez Umpierre, Pa
dial, Nicolau, Gaerrq, Reyes, Maria Anne
liza Pasarell, Moaserrat, Euro, PuigdoIleTs
Benedicto, Ibaniz, Hoare, Quiiones, Ma
dal, Nevarez, Sthal, Monroig, Arrastia,
Cordero, Pachsco, Ramirez, Hernandez,
Conchita, Gonzalez, Urrutia, Martorell,
Poitsll. El gIupo de sefioras espl ndido.
Precioso ramo 1onda morenas saladfsimas
rubias adorafles preataban Ia noto mas
atrayente del baiito espectaculo, en- aquel
local lleno de bte en- bote, por una escoji-
da concurrencia Galerfas, palcos, butacas
paTafso, todo eompletamente oeupado y
mucha gentey yha6endo cola afuera.
Nuestrc combafsro ssDiIettanti' hace
la califcaci6n DBL desempefo de la obra.
Hub6 muchos aplausos y Ia ''serenata"
del cuarto aeto Tue Tepetida por Cirino
que obtuvo por lila una ovaci6n. Bor-
ghese muy aiustado. La Fontana Va
nuteIli trabaiandb con todo empena
PersOn0Les.-S6 encuentra en- esta ciu-
dad don Jacints Rayo, farmaceutico de
Vieques.
Ha salido hoy para Ponce. por Ia carre-
terra central, dor Alejandro Franceschi, de
Yauco.
Regreso.- Dbspu6s de pasaE unos dfas
en- Aibonito, regresaron ell lunes & esta
ciudad los distnguidoa esposos Winthrop.
Muchaa viBitas han recibido en- estos
dfas de las familias de esta sociedad los es-
timables c6nyugues.
Bien venidob. =
Agr0do6le aSsita. Ell hogar de los dis
tinguidos esposos Bolivar Fernandez, ha
sido visitado aver por un hermosfsimo be6s
que Sc llamara joaquin Lucas. Felicida-
des al nuevo vastago de una famiIia esti-
mable.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
ANOCHE T0C0 FL
tUrnO a Ia |. +. del
0este.
Incidente en- eI fsrlOcaTil que hizO
que los pasajerOs IIegaran con
gran EetraSu a SuS CasaS.
La eisetrlcldad j sI uapor en- Puerto Rico son
maraVlIIa.
(De maestro oorresponsal. )

Agosto 22.-La empresa del sefior Val
des, 'Lfnea Ferrea del Oeste, con obieto
de proporcionar al p6bIico Ia ventaja de
poder asiatir Ia function taatral de ano.
che, brden6 un viaje extraordinario para
que los que fueran de aquf, pudieran re-
gresar despu6s de "a function, 10 que hui
biese ocurrido sin entorpecimiento aIguno
q no haberlo impedido no incidente ines
perado que no pudo evitarse; pero tan
pronto los senores de la empresa, Sc dieron
cuenta del trastorno, dispusieron medios
adecuados. como utilizar coches especiales
para ser conducidos los pasajeros q esta
ciudad, como Sc hizo, aunque llegando
algo mas tarde, mas sin que ocurriera no
vedad alguna.
La empreaa buse6 anoche. comm hny.
ceches para que estuviesen ia hora fla
disposition del p1blico, pero la escases de
forraje hace que las empresas de cOches no
puedan disponer de ellos por falta de ca
ballos, pudiendo conseguir coches media
hora despues de la determinada.
La empress Z. F. del 0. intorma que
tiene en- proyecto grandes reformas que Sc
pondran en- prdctica dentro de breves
semanas.
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AGOTADAS LAS FUER-
zas RepubIiCanas
en- Mayaguez.
DiCsn los fajardistas que tieRen
$4,000 para ganar las eleG.
clones.
EI partItO OhreTO SOClalista ALL tamhl6n ha
teRldO que dIsOlVerse.
(De maestro corrssponsal.)

Agosto 20-Parece que los republi-
canos SO les agotan las fuerzaS, y decimos
tafde pretendian que cesaTan las lnscrIp-
clones porque no temtago d qatie1e ig1scribir
en- cambio & los unionistas le quedaban
unos 40 8 80, y luego dicen que Sc le habi-
lite mas tempo porque les faltan muchos
iQui6nes SON donde estdn?
Ell sabado los lepublicanos en- ell pre-
cinto ndmero /, sgotaron sus fuerzas pues
les vefamos 4ue trafan enfermos de asilo y
hospitales que no podfan inscTibir por ser
de jurisdicciones extrafias no tenfan Ell
tempo que la ley exige para ese derecho,
Estuvo empefiado ell director de aquellos
establecimientos porque Sc inscribieTan y
no Fudo conseguiIlo. Lo sentimos.
+Dicen los fajardistas que tienen 1000
dollars para comprar votos unionistas del
campo, que como la penuria arrecia, con
dinero ellos ahojaran. Dido, correligio.
narios de las alturas, del concepto que
ustedes merecen los republicanos est6n
prevenidoS para que con dignidad -recha-
chen la oferta cuando sc les haga. ESQ
BE llama mOralisGr q un pueblo. La labor
de siempre.
Aver lunes termin6 la huelga de
tabaqueros que Sc habfa iniciado hscfa
dias. Nos alegramos.
Sc nos dice que ell partido obrero
socialista que aquf Sc constituy6 solo
10 componfa una Junta orgauizadora ha
quedado disuelto para organizar otro par
tid0 que Sc llamara Federation Libre,
cuyo partido llevara q Washington Mr..
Gompers en- vez del senior Juan de Mata
Velez que estaba aquf indicado.
-Observamos q don Mateo incansable
en- sus trabajos polfticos en- ell Hormigue
roF, por cuyo punto Sc dice sirve de paso
para iuscribir gente de otras jurisdiccio-
nes. va averiguaremos la certeza de este
Tumor que con insistencia CORE de boca
en- boca.
fRecordad & los inacasl, >.
La maquinilla republicans tiene en-
estos dias una labor muy fuerte en- la con-
fecci6n de inscripciones pero la trituradora
unionista funciona tambi6n y les hace
pasar por ell cedazo de la recusaci6n y
pasan.
Ell Lcdo. HidaIgo sigue bastante
aliviado de las dolencias que le retuvieran !
en- CANA.
Ell domingo de 8 a 4 de la tarde Sc
llev6 efecto Ia convention primaria de
nuestro partido para la designation de los
compromisarios que en- asambIea del 3 de
Septiembre votar6u Alcalde y Concejales
de este municipio, juuto con la Junta
Escolar.
-Esta noche Sc reunira ell Comit6 Local
de la Union de Puerto Rico para la revi.
sion de actas tomaT importantes acuerdos |
para la colectividad. ,...
En- esta gemana la Union de Puerto
Rico celebrar& Beis meetings en- diferentes
barrios de la localidad campo.
Los miembros de Ia Junta de Distri-
to Sc preparan para concdrrir q la conven-
ci6n del rs en- San Juan & elegir los dele
gados y Comisionado del partido.
Hay entusiasmol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
PeIigrOSOs juegOs.

FL director del cuarto de socorros ha
pasado una communication al Jefe De SAM,
dad local, ddndole cuenta de haber asistido
hoy al muchacho Pedro Alvarez como de
trece afios de edad quien presenta una he
rida por arma de fuego con orifcio de en-
trada Sobre ell arco palmar de la mano IL
quierda, producida por un pequefo rev6l-
yer juguete de fulminante de esos que Sc
venden los nifios en- algunas quincallas
Ciertamente que debe prohibirse la ven
ia de esos rev6lvers a los nifios. ...
"La Correspondence" se ha ocupado
varias veces de este asunto en- Ell que deben
intervenir las autoridades. Asf como la
venta de petardos y otros juegos artificial
les peligrosos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
ApeIaGi6n que Sc VIC
ante IA C0rte de hunaGaO.

Ell Ola 10 de Agosto Sc VIC ante la Cor
to de Humacao Ia apelaci6n de un fallo
del juzgado de San Lorenzo contra Elpidio
de Mier y H. I. Humphrey por haber
pronunciado 81 primero un discuTso reli-
gioso en- la plaza San Lorenzo, cuyo hecho
fu6 denunciado como delictivo por el pa
rroco de San Lorenzo.
Dsfendi6 & los acusados' nueStro amigo
don Juan Was 0choteco, quien con lumi.
nosa oraci6n jurfdica prob6 81 indiscutibIe
derecho hacerlo que tenfan los acusados;
el fiscal RETRO su acusaci6n y fueron alb
sueltos los eitados genores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
R E 7 TRETA.

Concerto en- la Plaza BaIdorioty por
la banda del regimiento de Puerto Rico.
Mazantini ''Paso doble''. Erviti.
= Selection de la Opera "Fiodora" Stuart.
Gran selection de Is Opera "Lucia di
Lanmemoor" del maestro Donizetti.
"Viva mi TERRA" Malaguefia obligada
4 cornetfn Baritone, Hernandez.
"Improntu" DANA, Miranda.
"Happy Heine" Marcha caracterfstics,
Lampe.
Himno.
En- esta impTenta Sc 7ende papel de Pc
ri6dico vieio & 50 90 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
ENClMONA.
Los pOllticOs no Sc aGusrdan.

Cuando los pofiticos Sc encaraman se cl.
vidan de quien los e'eva, por ESQ el sefior
Garcia Ahst Sc atrevia decir que prohi.
biria los meeting repubicanos. ESQ y Ia
incomprenaible demora de las eIecciones .es
Ia prueba mas palmaria de que las ideas
republicanas predicadas por Leroux, Costa
J Salmer6n Sc difunden en- Esna1a como
la idea de tener cana del .sCielo'' en- Puer-
to Rico
No hay competencia con Arrivi. Siga1
Ia prona paDda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
AnunciO de Suhasta.
DspartamsRtO del Interior,
Ofcino del Superintendente de Obras
Pd6IicGs.

UOEJCESs
San Juan, p. r., Agosto 18 de 1906.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
la adjudication en- p6blica subasta de las
obras de construction de mamposterfa, su-
ministro de materiales, titles, trasporteH,
montaje pintura de un tramo Imetalico
de 1880 metros de longitud total, empla-
zado sobre ell rio sLaiaA", cerca de Toa
Alta, carretera No. 10, Reyes Cat6licos,
CorozaI, Sc admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta
las 11.30 a. m. del dia 81 de agosto de
1906, en- que Sc abriran pGblicamente.
El presupuesto de las ob1as asciende q
$5,798 65.
No Sc considerar6n proposiciones de
personas que 70 hayan tenido pr6ctica en-
esta clase de trabajo que no posean me-
dios auxiliares gufcientes para la eiecucion
de las obras.
Todos los datos neceSarios Sc dardn en-
esta ofcina, donde Sc encuentTan de mani
festo todos los documentos que han de-re-
cir en- Ia contrata podran los licitadores
rec0ger los modalos de nronnAiciones que
nan de presentaT.
So remitiran & los icitadores copias del
pliego de condolences y azules de los pla-
nos, mediante un dep6sito de diez ($1000)
dollars cuya cantidad sera reintegrada
los icitadores al devolver dichos pianos
pliego de condiciones esta oficina.
La administration se reserva 81 derecho
de rechazar cualquiera todas las pr0po-
siciones y de adjudicar la subasta baio
otras conBideraciones que Ia de precios
solamente.
j. J. JIMENEZ,
4 Sunt IA Ohros E,;bI;oo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22

Don Juan Beltran, del comercio de
Humacao, Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad en-
asuntos de negociog.
Ell Lcdo. don A. Suliveras, de Are
cibo, lego aver q San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-22
j. J. JIMENEZ,
Supt. de Obras P6blicas.
AWso ESENCIAL
PARA FL POBLICO.

Llamamos Ia atenc6n del pdblico particularmente
"a de cuantas personas hacen uso del PURGATTV0 LIE
ROY, acerca de los numerosos productos tabrcados
venddos esta rubrca que tenen de semeante
aquel excelente medcamelto sino ell nombre, que Sc
les da sin ningiin escrdpulo
El pdbco comprendea que Ell benefco de los efectos
terap6ucos que epera del tratamiento de las nume
rosas intermediates para las cuales esa indicado e
PURGATEYo LIE ROY eStOrbOS lgdStricOS, RebreS Z
DQtQdsQS bAOSQS, enterittS, dSentertQ, D6mO negro
0sccOneS deLhadO ETC.. solo obtendra hacienda uso
de los VERDADER0S MEDlGAMEMT0S LE RnY. los
nicos que contienen los principles necesario para su
cUraci6H.
81 pdblico observara igualmente que la absorc6n de
drogas funestas yendidas con ell nombre de PURA
Two II RoYy que 10 son, provoca, menudo,
una agrayaci6n no un alivio.
Exijansa pues, los VERDADER0S PURGATIVOS 4
LIE ROYs sfabricados por la antigua FARMACIA COTTIN,
yerno de LE ROY, 81, de Seine, Paris cuya
esta depositada, nevan ademas de la frma LE ROY,
el inventor, Ia ESTAMPILLA HAcIOKAL de la Repdbica
Francesa estampla de garantfa de la Union de los
Fabricantes Sociedad consttuida para reprimir las
falsifcacones. Y
Z . NayOf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
White Bread
Starves
Many
People,

A piece Of bread that is dry, white
and very light in weight seems to the
thoughtful person like so much foam
or other useless and non-nourishing
producer.
If one rolls a piece of moist, light
bread Or the interior Of biscuit be-
tween the fingers, a ball of dough is
the result, with an appearance of SOL
idity that makes one question how the
gastric juices of the stomach can dis
solve such a, wad.
It is small wonder that such food
creates havoc in the way of fermenta>
ton, gas, and consequent disorder
Many persons will find great help by
leaving off the ordinary bread entirely
and using in it's place Grape-Nuts, in
which, the starchy and heterogeneous
substances have been thoroughly and
perfectly cooked at the factory before
being sent out.
There is no possibility of this food
assuming the form of wads of dough.
On the contrary, it is already predi-
gested, the starch Of ting grains has
been changed into sugar in the pro.
cess Of manufacture and passes quick
ly and directly into circulation.
Grape Nuts furnish the elements
needed by the system to rebuild, par
ticularly the soft gray matter in the
brain and turnout the nerve centers of
the body. This statement will be veri-
fled by its use. 1t is delicious enough
to recommend itself upon trial. Made
in the pure food factories of Postum
Co. at Battle Creek, AicA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
Tho Associated Charities.

Marshalltown's most admirable and
useful philanthropic organization.
known as the Associated Charities, is
composed of earnest workers, who
strive to help the poorer and dependent
classes of people in the city, by teach
Ing them to help themselves. Board
meetings are held once a month. usu-
ally the first Tuesday, which every
one interested in the work, is supposed
to attend. Many have an errone Gus
idea of the associations work. The
real principle Is, to encourage thrift
among the dependent, and to give food
and clothing in return for honest work,
intelligently directed, altho in cases Of
restitution or inability to work. aid is
given as pure charity. The sum in
the treasury was added to consider
ably by the proceeds from the Alice
In Wonderland" play, given last year,
and with the fifty-cents-a-mo
pledges given, the ASSOCIATIONS pros
poets are for a successful and pros
porous year. Mrs. M. E. Whitehead
Is still the efficient charity agent, and
the other officers follow:
President-Mrs. w. r. Forney.
Vice President-Mrs. I. 1. WATSON.
Secretary-Mrs. d. II. Gross.
Treasurer-Mrs. D, T. Denmead.
Executive Board-NTrs. T. j. Fletcher,
Mrs. Harriet Sutton, and Rev. w. p.
James.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28

Today brings no new developments
in the Iowa Central car mems strike.
and both sides. the company and the
men, are making no Announcements
looking to a settlement The situation
now seems to hinge on the arrival OF
Grand Chief Carman Ronemus. who up
to noon had not put in an appearance.
General superintendent Noonan said
this morning that when Mr.. Ronemus
arrived he expected the car mems off,
cial would propose conference for. the
purpose of an adjustment of differ
ences. Mr. Noonan intimated that the
company had no reason to take the in-
itial step.
About the car shops all Is quiet as
no effort is being made by the strik-
ers to interfere with those at work or
congregate about the company's prem
Uses. Approximately twenty men en-
ployed in the car shops or in depart.
ments connected with it who are
either not union men, or Interested in
the strike, are still at work
While the strike in the car shops
greatly binders the work in that de.
partment, it in no wise affects the
movement Of trains. and the result Of
the strike will not be seriously felt by
the company unless it should be pro-
longed.
In order to not hinder the company
in the movement of it's passenger
trains, car inspectors, who are among
the strikers, reported to the company
yesterday afternoon that they We're
ready to inspect, passenger trains.
soilsrmakers Strike, Then Go Back.
Eleven boiler makers ard fourteen
helpers, the entire force of these divis-
ions Of labor employed In the shop and
roundhouse, struck at about o'clock
Thursday afternoon, in an attempt to
force the company to quicker set
Element Of it's wage schedule. During
the afternoon previous to the walk
out, the boiler makers committee had
been in session with Mr.. Noonon, but
its demands had not been fatty re-
fused. Soon after the committee de-
parted the men left their work.
A second conference Was held last
evening, which resulted in a settle
ment and a return of the men to their
work. The night men went on at 9
o'clock, and the others early this morn
ing. No official statement of the re-
suit of this conference was given out,
but from other sources it was learned
that the boiler makers secured at least
a part of the increase they asked. 1t is
said they We're given raise of from
"a to SO cents an hour. Whether or not
an increase was given the helpers
could not be learned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
LOSE TO VISITORS
Local Golf Players Defeated in Invita-
ton Tourney by the Team From Co.
dar Rapids-Return Meet to be Held
In Two Weeks.

The golf players of the Country Clut
who We're matched in the tournament
against team from Cedar Rapids, los
to the visitors Thursday afternoon
The game was played on the local
links. Opposing players were paired
and each game won scored one point
Cedar Rapids won by score of 2 to
9. The matches resulted as follows:
III. H. Ferguson won from C. H. E
Boardnan.
j. L. Bever, Jr., lost to L. r. Max
well.
3. ]. Carey won from L. C. Norris
w. III. Dunshee won from I. o. KEN
BILE.
DR.. B. R, Johnson won from G. w
Lawrence.
c. D. Harrison won from L. G. Alb
bolt.
J. M. Parker won from r. w. Nc
Creepy.
F. A. Elson won from B. w. Sim
clair.
j. S. Ely won from T. A. Brown.
A. N. Watson lost to George Howe.
E. o. Mansfield won from A. G.
Click.
The visitors arrived before noon and
were served with luncheon at the club
house. They were pleased with their
treatment, the excellence of the links
and the pretty club house. A return
match will be played in Cedar Rapids
in two weeks. III