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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-09
Transient Rooms
Leland Hotel
WILLIAM II. DAVIS, proprietor.
Employment Agency.
Clean Beds. los North Center 81
Benevolent Assimilation.

Inquisitive Constituent. Senator,
what do you suppose Japan wants Of
the Philippines"
Eminent Statesman-"M dear sir,
that is what the japanese will be ask
ing them selves when they've had the
Philippines a. long as we have"
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
URGES AMENDMENTS
TO THE RATE LAW
Texan Visits President and
Discusses the Railway
Conditions.

Judge S. H. Cowan. OF Texas. one Of
the recognized experts I'm interstate
commerce law, and one OF the joint
authors of the Hepburn rate measure.
called on President Roosevelt by APP
pointment today 10 urge two very i'm
pcrtant amendments TO that measure.
Judge Cowan. on behalf OF several of
the most powerful shipping organiza-
lions IN the country. demands:
That present railroad rates be made
by Congress the maximum legal rates
beyond which no increase may be en-
forced without the consent of the In
terstate Commerce Commission, granted
following full investigation and dem
onstration that the Increase Is neces-
sary in order TO make the rate re-
munerative.
That railroads be compelled by proper
legislation 20 give adequate service. 81
that the business Of the country maS
BE- moved.
Judge Cowan believes these are Two
matters demanding attention at tails
time He has discussed them With mem
bers Of Congress, OF the Interstate Com
mission. and other public men. and be
lieves there Is an excellent chance ,o
securing the legislation he Is asking.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
TILLNAN Baked
IN STOCK INQUIRY
Aldrich illustrates Attempt
to Get Information on
Railway Ownership.

Senator TiIlman made an unsuccess-
ful attempt in the Senate today to get
before that body Information relating
to the ownership by one railroad OF
stock in a competing lins
he presented a resolution for which
he asked immediate consideration. cali
ing on the Interstate Commerce Com
miEsiOn to report IN detail upon the mat
ter. Senator Aldrich objected He
moved that the resolution be referred
TO the Committe on Interstate Com
merce.
Il don't see why we cen not get infor-
nation" retOrte1 T1llman. This reso-
luton IL entirely harmless. The sen
atOr from Rhode Island seems uaduly
suspicious"
I'm always more or less suspicious
OF the acts Of the Senator Iaughingly
re sponded Aldrich- The Interstate
Commerce Commission Is engaged in
serious work. II may not have time "a
furnish The information. hence 1 be
lieve there SHOULD be no undue haste. ID
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
.GOLDF FIELD INENEN
HUNT CUT IN WIRE
Strike 6ympathizers Blamed
for Disorder at
Camp.

GOLDFIELD, New. Dec, 1S.--Armed
parties OF linemen set out at dawn TO
look for the break in the Nevada and
California Power Company's feed wires
into Goldhsld
With all power and light cut of since
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the camp
spent a night OF anxiety. The power
company's officials attribute the cut
ting OF their wires rather TO strike SYM
pathizers than 10 accident, and are fear
ful that their men may be ambuscaded
somewhere along the line.
The telephone line which parallels the
power company's feed wires into Gold
field is also still out Of commission,
greatly hampering the working parties
IN communicating with their superiors.
and adding uncertainty concerning the
nature Of the difficulty.
Attorney General StoddarJ. who ar
rived last night, IS in consultation with
Governor Sparks, presumably concern.
ing the ACCESSIBILITY Of declaring martial
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
COL. w. S. SCOTT ORDERED
BEFORE RETIRING BOARD

Col Walter S. Scott. Fifteenth Infan-
try. has been ordered u appear before
the Davis retiring board at the Wash
ington Barracks. January Z IneIpert-
ness in horsemGnship has caused Colonel
SCOTS military head to be placed IN
Jeopardy. and he will have TO show
cause I'm January why he should not be
retired IN order 10 make room for a
man who can make the weight and
travel the distance.
More than a sco'e OF other officers
will appear before the board January %
for retirement examinations The fixing
or Colonel Scctt's appearance at Janu-
airy I r. taken TO indicate that there will
be- two SESSIONS Of the retiring board
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
READ Love LETTERS
OF CALEB POWERS,
TOLD GIRL SECRETS

GEORGETOWN. KY. Dec 1s.-Com-
monwealth Attorney Franklin today re-
sumed the cross-examination OF Caleb
Powers, charged with completely. IN the
murder OF Governor Goebel. The defea-
dant holds his own remarkably well I'M
der the severe gruelllng to which he has
been subjected.
Powers WAS confronted today with a
couple q love letters written to his
mountain sweetheart, Sadie Snuner, at
Williamsburg. IN which he mentions the
part he took in getting up the mountain
army, said to have been brought in for
assassins work.
Dear Sadie" he wrote. I am the
fellow who got up the mountain army
10 come to Frankfort. worked Il eau
tiorsly. and the newspapers did not ge,
on 20 it. The effect has been good. no
matter what they say. 1 had rather
fight than be robbed"
In the other letter he said: Finley
Is an innocent man. and so am l. They
are letting up on me here. Ny holiness
| has something to do with it."
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON
WILL OPEN NEXT MONTH

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-Regorts that
an initial trip was TO be made today
through the new Hudson rivec tunnel
connecting Hoboken with Nineteenth
street and Sixth avenue. were denied
by S IperEltendent McAdoo. The frst
cars, Re said. will arrive n Hoboken
in a day or two and as soon as they
can be lowered into the tunnel and
power connections mace a series OF trial
tripg will be begun 10 train the motor
men and test the machinery.
The tube will be opened 10 the public.
Mr.. McAdoo added, some time !n jan
uary.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
UNIONS FILE PROTEST
ON MEN At PRINTERY

The action Of the Government Print
tac Office IN giving emergency appoint
ments to several monotype keyboard
operators who are said not 70 be
practical printers. and have not served
the apprenticeship provided by the
civil service regulations for printers.
IS being discussed in union labor cir
cles with a view of presenting the
matter 10 the Civil Service Commission
for a ruling as to their proper status.
It is said trat the officials OF the
office recently found it necessary to put
on a number of "emergency'' operators.
for both the monotype and linotype
machine divisions. the eligible, list hay
ing been depleted
The union will contend that the OPP
orators in question not having served
the customary apprenticeship are not
legally employed in the office. and viii
request that their places be giveT
to printers who have served the stipu-
lated time at the printing business.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18

place Of desire. and the clock itself at
mealtime reflects the owners grumpy
face.
II before breakfast. before dinner and
before supper you do not feel a happy
hungry feeling and longing for food. and
feel that you could eat almost anything
put before you, you have a symptom of
dyspepsia.
aversion TO food. or feel hungry and
not hungry at the same time, you have
very pronounced case Of dyspepsia.
If after your meals you feel blOated.
or gassy, or YOU have heartburn and
pains In your stomach, or you feel
gUrgly brash rising in your throat, you
have n chronic case Of dyspepsia, and
you have had IL n long time, probably
without realizing it.
For all these things there is a sure
cure, a cure that will make mealtime
an awaited pleasure, and the meal it
self a soothing luxury. This is true
| because the cure. Stuart's Dyspepsia
| Tablets, contain lust the elements which
| a good, strong. healthy stomach has.
Each little tablet is enough to digest
/ 1900 grains of food. thoroughly and well
just as though you had no stomach at
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets actually do
all the work Of a healthy stomach They
digest il your stomach can't. They di-
geSt everything.
Take one or two after each meal and
know what it is to have the luxury of
a perfect digestion. and stop irritation
belching. blOat and brash, and that
lump Of lead" feeling. They cure dys-
pepsia, indigestion. and all stomach
troubles. They contain absolutely moth
1 Ing harmful. They are made of golden
seal, diastase, and similar digestive
agents.
Try several today and let your stOm-
ach be convinced. let your mind be at
ease. and your face be rosy
rsar-NfeT TnrHes~ ~
drug s..,re on earth SOC a box.
SEND US your name and address to-
day and we viii at once send YOU by
mail a sample package free. Address +.
A. Stuart Co, $50 Stuart Bldg, Mar
shall, Mich.
At all druggists. soc a box.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
HEALTH OFFICERS CASES
TIED UP IN THE COURT

J. T. Butts. Sanitary Inspector. has
rep' rted to the Health officer that tho
cases Of seven Defendants. charged
with violations OF the health ordinaces.
were referred 20 Corporation Counsel
Thomas for prosecution thirty days
ago. but have not as yet been brought
into the Police Court
The matter was referred 20 Major
Sylvester, and by him to the captains
Of the various police precincts. who re-
FORT that In one instance the warrant
was serYed and the case mol. pressed
IN three cases the defendants nave
moved out OF tlis jurisdiction. Three
other cases are stnl pending IN the
Police Court.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
CHILEAN TOWN ALARMED
BY ARMY OF 5000 STRIKERS

Serious trouble is threatened in
Iquiqui Chile, according TO advices re
ceived at the State Department from
Consul James Hanna, who is stationed
there.
over 5000 men employed in the nitrate
works have gone on strike and have
become so unruly that the business OF
the city has been suspended and the
citizens are afraid to venture on The
streets.
Troops are being rushed there by the
government, and 1t is expected there
will be a severe struggle before order
IS restored.
Further adviCes as to the situation
are expected from Minister Hicks al
Santiago.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
BILL TO GIVE FlREMEN
RETIREMENT BENEFITS

Senator Galllnger introduced in the
Senate today a bill recommended by
the Commissioners TO extend the bene-
fits OF the retirement act Of March l.,
1896. TO four retired officers OF the Fire
Department. who were left out OF its
provisions by inadvertence.
The Commissioners say in a letter u
Mr.. Gallinger that these four. two over
seventy years and two over nifty. are
entitled to tho benefits of the act oy
reason Of rank. length OF service, and
character OF service.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
DECREASE IN TYPHOID
DURING PAST WEEK

Typhoid fever conditions continue to
show a decrease, according to the re-
port Of the health department for the
week ended December Il There were
ten new cases reported and eighteen
discharged as recovered. leaving 12s
under treatment as compared with 137
the previous week.
The record Of other diseases On hand
is Is follows: Diphtberia, 81, a decline
Of two since last week. scarlet fever.
20, an increase Of four; smallpox. 4. an
increase Of one; whooping cough, s.. a
decline Of two; measles. lis. an increase
OF six.
There were 136 deaths during the
week, seventy-hve among the white,
and stXty-one among the Colored race
The births numbered 10, OF which IL.
were white and hfty-eight colored In.
fants-
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
DROPS DEAD IN SALOON.

NEW YORK, Dec. Is.-Rufus Rand. a
veterinary surgeon. seventy-slx years Of
age, living at &C West Sixty-second
street. fell dead today just afte- order
ing q drink OF brandy in a saloon at
% Central Park west. While walking
along Central Park west he became ill.
and. feeling the need Of a stimulant. ne
wens into the saloon. Ne was about 10
place the glass to his lifs when his
heart collapsed. and he sank 10 the
floor dead
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
IS SOLD
BY DUBOIS ESTATE

The three-story compressed brick resi-
dence. a. l}5 Q street. has been soid
by the Carrie J.. Dubois estate 70 4
purchaser whose name Wac not an
nounced- The property was originally
owned by John Sherman. and IS one
OF row Of five houses built by him
several years ago.
The residence. which win be held by
the purchaser as an investment, con
tains ten rooms and has modern i'm
provements.
The transaction was made through
the office OF the 4. f. Fox Real Estate
Company. The consideration was not
made public
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
JUSTICE BARNARD TO SPEAK.

In response 20 a special request OF
the Bar Association Of the District OF
Columbia. Justice aBrnard will deliver
an historic address on The Early
Days Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia" tomorrow even
Ing. IN the George Washington Univer-
sity Hall. Fifteenth and II streets
northwest. beginning at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
w. H. WALKER SELLS HOUSE
IN NORTHWEST FOR S1O,5OO

w. II. Walker has sold the three
story and cellar brick residence, us
Twenty street northwest. for So
$50. The house runs through 10 Florida
avenue, giving 81 two desirable fronts
and the consideration On this transac-
tion is considered reasonable.
Opposite this house ON the corner Of
s street. IS the residence Of Postmaster
General Meyer. and In the immediate
neiRhbOrhOOd are numerous expensive
homes OF prominent residents of this
city. The deal was made through Ston.
& Fairfax
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
TAKE TWO MORE BODIES
FROM MON0kGAH MINES

EAIRMOST. ". Va. Dec. 1.-TWO
more bodies have been taken from
the MonOngah mines. making the
total list OF bodies recovered SS7. The
mine inspectors spent another day iu
their investigation. The slJwness with
which the work Is proceeding makes Il
liiSely that the coroner's inquest, which
" II take the added Importance OF a
S ate Investigation. will not begin until
after Christmas.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
Deny Federation Investigates.

Nearly every boycotted firm on this
list has denied that the executive coun-
cil had investigated the union grievance
Or made any effort 10 adjust the differ
cnces before placing the names on the
black list.
zone aspect OF the boycott Is the lack
81 proportion between the grievances
and the remedy. 1t may be Hkened in
this respect 20 the sympathetic strike.
\ email group OF workers has a dis
pute with a concern employing thou
sands A boycott is declared on the
principle that an injury 20 one Is the
concern OF an
"fn the case OF the boycott a decree
goes forth from some committee declar-
INK that so and 50 Is an enemy OF
labor From such a judgment, render
al without trial. there Is no appeal IL
f. FOR the one marked out TO surrender.
lust or unjust the decree is carried out.
Tho effectiveness Of the union demands
that tho employers who have resisted
The unions be made example OF. 1t ia
the onesidedncss and the ruthlessness OF
tho boycott system which condemns II
~ well as the opportunity it offers to
interruptions men TO wreak personal
vengeance or to collect graft money Far
and above this Il usurps rights which
belong % every man under our constr
tuition"
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
WALTER S. BARKER BANKRUPT

A petition IN voluntary bankruptcy
has been filed by Walter S. Barker.
doing business at 40 Seventh street
southwest. as merchant and contracting
timer. The debts are said to be So
OS5.19 and the assets 81. G33.39. Cuttings
& Chamberlain are the attorneys for
the petitioner.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
ALL HEBREWS TO LEAVE,
ORDER IN VLADIV0ST0K

81 PETERSBURG. Dec. 1S.-AlI He
brews have been ordered TO quit Val
divostok. according TO a dispatch from
The siberian city. Property holders are
allowed eighteen days to conclude their
only four days.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
GENERAL GRANT HERE.

Brig. Gen. Frederick D. Grant
commanding the Military Department
Of tho East. with headquarters at Gov
errors Island. IN New York. is the
guest OF Senator Elkins. This morning
he called a. the War Department.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
What Time Is 1t
By YOUR Stomach
If Your Stomach Does Not Strike
"MeaI Tlme!, Three Times a Day,
1t Usually Means Dyspepsia.
HOW TO BE HAPPY-RuNeRY.

As a rule all hours Of the day look
alike. and feel alike. 20 the dyspeptic.
There IS no hankering for breakfast. no
gnawing for lunch, and no mOuth-wat-
eTing for dinner. Disgust takes the
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
BAN ON BOYCOTT
HAS JURISDICTION
ONLY IN DISTRICT
Continued from First PageJ

DDS employed in boycotting, and the
consequent effect on business. the Am
erican Industries will. in its next issue.
say.
Though outlawed in practically every
state in the Union by legal decisions.
the boycott az method of Industrial
warfare has continued to flourish be-
cause Of the lack Of a Federal decision
covering all simultaneously. This St
uation has been altered by. the decision
OF Judge Gould, Of the Supreme Court
Cf the District of Columbia. handed
down on December Il ir the case of the
Bucks Stove and Range Company. OF
St. Louis. against the American Feder-
alton Of Labor and affiliated bodies. and
Samuel Gompers, its president, along
with other officers.
AT the head Of the 'We-Don't-P Patron
ize' list IL is announced that no name
- added until every effort to 'amicabIv
adjust the difference between the union
and the employer has been made by a
representative OF the American Fedora
tiOn Of Labor. Failing in that. the ap-
pllcatiOn for the boycott, together with
a fIll history OF the entire matter. is
submitted to the executive council for
such action as may seem advisable
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-10
Real Estate Bulletin
A. ID. PANKEY. AT.

! have for sale some bargains in
city property, also three good
farms, all patented land and near
town, well improved and plenty
OF water. One six room residence
in a most desirable location. One
two-story stone business building
best location in town. One cor
ner business lot on second street
one block south of First National
Bank, See these, they are very
desirable properties. Ii YOU have
anything Tor sale or rent list it
with me, | a get quick returns.
Office at present in Pankey Il
lohnson's studio corner Second
and Center. If
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-10
$40 REWARD.

For one Grey Mare I4la high :
or 6 years old, branded quarter
circle slipper on left shoulder.
3wks Pd. !. G.. Rush, Moore NM.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-08-10

FOR SALE-Horses, Mules
and Mares-5o head to pick from.
Will trade for hogs and cows or
will buy.
Gus MATHIS.
+otf Tucumcari, NJ. NJ.
Heavy anchors and Cedar Fence
Posts at FoXworth- Galbraith Co.
42tf
Foxworth-G albraith Co., have
the celebrated Hodge fence in ),
I and SHOOT lengths. See them be-
fore fencing. 42tt
Foxworth-G albraith Co., are now
handling a nice line OF Paints and
Oils. A2tf
To buy Lots i'm the Smith
Addition is better than a
deposit in a Saving Bank.
$40 cash $lOa month, no
interest, no taxes. See
Jackson & Ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
% YrARs OLD.
Mrs watey Leonard Is In Pretty Good
Health. TOO.


Barton Landing Aag i5-ln almost
tnil possession Of heg mental faculties
Mrs Massey Leonana observed Der seth
birthday at the bone cf her son. Caleb
Leonard, Monday.
Mrs Leonard nas born fiji Dudley.
now Webster, Mass. end when III wears
old worked ii wooden mill at that
place for a man named Samuel Slater
She continued in his employ until she
WIS when she was married To Dan
iel Brennan. Ihe marriage was unhappy
and when bet parents decided To move
70 Vermont she weat with them, ard
her chiid. now HRS. Mrs. Jane Harris.
accompanied her
I'm th0sr early asrs divorce mss un-
gsnai. but she obtained one from Bran-
ran, and in 1880 remarked. this time
John Leonard, WHO died here in 1874.
Two n9oFa children were born t. her,
Caleb nj Leonard and Miss Maria Leon
ara
When Her parents FIRST arrived here
there weYe three log cabins One Ras
occupied BIZ Pad Mcneil the other BIZ
his brothers fanailg Her father bought
GOO acres 81 land Tor 5000. Most III the
land il ioaay ocalpiea by The village cf
Barton Landing
Mrs, Leonard has a sister Mrs. Re
hsecs Bartlett 81 Burke. Vt. who is
~, ard q brother. Noah Dean Of Lyn-
1oHgilla VI, wiao il SIS.
Mrs Leonard u Obliged t0 stay IN
bed an TIE time The last time she was
up and dressed Was last Thanksgiving
day. Her oversight Is still good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
The Part He Losl

A New England man tells Of : pros
porous Connecticut farmer painfully
exact II money matters who married
widow q Greenwich possessing q her
own right the sum q $1,000 shortly
after the wedding q friend net the
farmer, f8 whom be offered cunwratu-
latious. Ell the same time observing
Its good thing for you. Malachi. a
marriage fbst means $1,000 70 T0u
"Not quite that Bib" said the farm
er; not quite that Why exelaim-
ca the friend, u understood there was
every cent Of $1,000 IL i for ron p
7 had % pay s. for s marriage g.
eense,e saId Malachi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
RECENT DEATHS

Mrs katherine RYAN, widow Of p
War3 RYAN. died AZ her home in Yer
eeaues Tuesday morning after an Illness
a two months from kidney troahaa
Nrs RvaH, win was about 70 years
GA. was born in Tipprrary county. Ire.
Young vomauhood ard had resided 10
Gueannes feT IS wears She vas a
soman of strong character. frugal and
Industrious end had Influenced her chii-
drsn IN theif habits Her last days weze
passed IN qtieness loving children min.
istefine 3 her needs Mrs Ryan is sur
tivei by one SON, Alderman y. g Ryan
s. Yerrennes four daughters Mrs Ma
laehi Hogan af Rutland 1uha and Nel.
lie Ryan 81 Boston and Kate Ryan Of
Eergcnnes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
Recover SIS ana Costs.

Judge + ". Gibson. Of BrattIsboro.
has banded dgwn decision in the in
viewed case nf Albert VI. Kerr against
bis step-son. Psslip Bradley. in fayor
d The plaintiff. Albert Kerr sued Brad
Iey 70 rrcoTsr 80 O. board bill
Bradley Is 4 minQg and his mother. Wh1
j. now kerrs wtfp. sided with him II
the quarrel A. 81 Sehweuk. counsel
foT Bradley argued that a. Bradley was
e minor under guardianship IN Connee.
ficat, suns saonid not h brought against
him. =. = Barber, counsel fof the plaiH-
tiH. argued that tbs SIT could be
brought against Bradley. 8 be had been
supporting himself without any help
from his guardian. At toe hearing Kerr
introduced A account book giving q
detailed statement 81 the bill g. wei Is
the number q fights which they bad
lad BY the decision tie plaintiff re-
covers sos aith costs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
shoot Horse. proseea.e Dnvsr.

One Fsirwell. whose occupation is To
transport beer from the baaE Ia the dis
ppnsary at ShelhRrne, had the misfor-
tane 70 lose one Of his horses as be wigs
starting for shelhurne Tuesday after.
morn. Humane Agent JoSa Fuller visit.
ed the dock inst A. faiFweil started
and noticed that cine 81 the horses was
very lSnle. Mr. Fuller upon Inquiry vas
fold that the horse hEd broken one
ankle about Is years ago and That he
hal been lame since that time Mr.
FalleT uuhitfhed the beast and took him
u the humane barn On king street.
FairweN got another horse and started
for Shelburne Nr. Fuller stated thst
the lame horse would be shot and that
the owner would be prosecuted