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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-31

New York Oct. 31.-The restoration
of public confidence is indicated by
the diminished interest taken in the
financial situation. The stock market
in general was very strong. Several
banking institutions which experienc-
ed recent difficulty have readjusted
their affairs to resume business.
The first prices on stocks showed
a tendency to react somewhat from
yesterdays buoyant closing. Some,
however, showed sharp advances with
small transactions. Call money was
offered at 10 per cent, but found no
borrowers.
To Increase Bank Circulation
Washington, The treasury officials
are agreeably surprised at the num-
ber of banks throughout the country
that have already indicated their pur-
pose to comply with the suggestion
of the comptroller of the currency to
deposit with the comptroller addition
al security for bank notes. Although
the suggestion was only made last
evening. large number of kilograms
were Tec01V0u at Ulo department. as
early as nine o'clock asking for cir
culation varying in amount from
few thousand dollars to a million. Teh
latter amount is asked for by the
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
London Discount Rate Raised.
London, Oct 31.-The rate of dis
count in the Bank of England was
raised today from Az to 5h per
cent, in consequence of the inroads
made upon the banks stock of gold
by the demands from America and
the recent raise in the discount rate
by the Imperial Bank of Germany.
A general improvement of prices
on the exchange followed the an
nomcement.
Rock Island Lays Off Men.
Chicago, Oct. 31.-The Rock Island
railroad system yesterday laid off
$500 men from construction and
track work in western states, from
Illinois to Texas.
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LOUISIANA TO DUST
THE CORPORATIONS

New Orleans. Oct. 31.-The passage
in Louisiana of law similar to those
recently proposed in other Southern
states for the regulation of corpora
tions was presented today before the
session of the state assembly by proc
Iamation of Governor Sanderson. The
ousting of corporations from the state
By law is one of the measures sug-
gested. Others are investigation and
regulation of the telephone, telegraph
and express business. The fact that
the lieutenant governors proclamation
is issued during the absence of Gov
ernor Blanchard. four days after the
latter's unexpected call for an exta
session created unusual interest. The
Blanchard call laid before the assem-
bly, the investigation of conditions
and reductions il the state tax de-
partment.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our most sin
cere thanks to those true friends
who have so kindly assisted US in
the dark hours of the suffering and
death of our dear boy. Thomas F.
Estes
To those who have so thoughtfully
cheered his long months OF Illness by
kind words and lovely flowers to
brighten the long tedious hours. may
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SEVERAL FIREMEN OVER
COME BY SMOKE

Chicago. Oct 31.-Several firemen
were overcome by smoke and a loss
Of 100000 was caused by fire in a
five-story building at the corner of
State and Quincy streets occupied by
the Holden Snoe Company, today.
The burning leather filled the build
ing with dense smoke, and the fire
men being unable to enter the struc-
ture were compelled to fight the
flames from the roofs of adjoining
buildings. Seven firemea were on the
fire escape when overcome. The fire
started on the top floor from an un-
known cause.
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J. r. Darnell, editor of the Elida
News, was in Roswell today and tells
the straight story of the accident He
states that on Tuesday evening at
$50 the Johnston boy, aged 13 years,
was riding down narrow lane near
Elida with another boy, when the
Johnston boys horse became frac-
tious and ran into a barb wire fence
where it made a sharp turn. The
barbs literally sawed the lads leg
off, beginning two inches above the
ankle joint and passing through the
joint. r. II. Morrow took the foot to
town, the injured boy mounting the
others horse and riding in to get sur
gical attention. The leg was amputat-
ed above the wound and hopes are
entertained for the boys recovery.
The horse which ran into the fence
with him was instantly killed.
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The NEW YORK STORE will
be open evera night until 900
O'Clock from now until the en-
tire stock is sold.
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Oct. 31.-Cattle re
ceipts 1000. Market steady TO strong.
Southern steers, 2.75@3.65; southern
cows, 1.75@2.S0; stockers- and feed
ers. 2.75@4.40; bulls, 2.00@3.50;
calves, 2.50@5.75; western steers
3.40@4.50; western cows, 2.00@3.50
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, Also $50; lambs, $50
@6.65; range wetners. 4.50@5.50; fed
ewes, 4.25@5.75
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Two More Autos for Roswell.

Two more new automobiles arriv-
ed in Roswell today They are for j,
Q. Cummins and E. B. Evans, Both are
four cylinder runabouts of the Cam
eTon make, each of sixteen horse pow
er. They have not yet made their ap-
pearance on the street, owing to the
necessary time taken in adjustment,
to say nothing of the condition of
the streets
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NOTICE..

The Civic Department of the Wo-
mans Club will meet Saturday at 2:30
p. m. at the Carnegie Library. I.ll
members are urged to be present, and
all of the members of the club not
members of this department are in
vited to come out 07t2.
0Signed) Mrs. G. NJ. Slaughter,
President.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report.)

(EocdI HEpoTt-J
Roswell. N NJ. Oct. 31--Tempera-
ture-Max., yesterday 73: min ga:
mean. GA.
Precipitation (for past "a hours1
O.10; wind E., velocity A miles; wea-
ther cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Showers and cooler tonight; FRI
day fair; stationary temperature.
N. WRIGHT.
onicIaI IN Charge.
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Wanted Bids.

On barn 14x2O feet; front 10 #,
rear it., board roof, feed room 6x14,
fioored stall 6x14 for buggy SKA, par
titions ft high. To be built on I'll
n. Pa. ave. Send bids to ]. F. Ash,
Athens, Texas.
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E. White. Pope, Ogle. Norvell, XII
gour, Keyes, Ingham, Wilson, Hunt
Helmig. Garrett, Bedell. Cooley, Bon
ney, Urton, Jack Martin, A. c. vii
son, Otto Hedgcoxe, w C. Reid, Nit
chell, R. S. Hamilton, Folsom, Evans
Pickett. Bear, Cobean, Stover. Miss
Lillian Mccain aad Miss Holt
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Chicago, Oct. 31.-A special to the
Tribune from Elida, New Mexico,
says that while riding horseback
there yesterday, viii Johnson, IS
years old ran the animal into a barb
ed wire fence and completely severed
his foot; but carrying the severed
member in his hand he rode into
town mile for treatment and did
not fall.
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Have you talked with Col. Baker?

250,0OO home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree TO
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
STA Nursery, ]. S. Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt Johnson, Salesman 96tf
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Elks Carnival--.N Nov. S, E, Z.
INSANITY PLEA IN
THE THAW DEFENSE

New York, Oct. 31.-The announce
ment was made today that insanity
is to be the plea in the defense OF
Harry X. Thaw, whose second trial
for Staying Stanford White will begin
next month. Martin Whitteton, chief
counsel for Thaw, it is stated, has
adopted this course because he has
become convinced of the dnsound
mental condition of his client.
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TWO PLEAS
OF GUILTY
ENTERED AT ARRAIGNMENT OF
TERRITORIAL DEFENDANTS
IN COURT TODAY.
LEWIS SAYS NOT GUILTY

Man Who Killed Leland Terhune En-
ters Formal Plea of Not Guilty
Harry Jones and Wife Admit Sell
ing Liquor Without License, and o.
V. Beck confesses to Burglary and
Asks for Mercy.
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EIks Carnival-=-Nov. S, 6. 7.
Music at Rink Tonight.
NEW MEXICO VISITORS
AT WHITE HOUSE

Albuquerque Citizen Special
Washington, D.. c., Oct. 29.-Dele
gate Andrews, accompanied by A. H
Hilton, of San Antonio, and F. D.
Morse, of Santa Rosa, were callers
at the White House today.
The President said to the New Mex
leans: & tried to join New Mexico
and Arizona as one state and Arizona
stood strongly against it. We cannot
always get what we want l will dc
all I can now to help New Mexico
become a state by itself"
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Joha w. Parks and wife TO Charles
w. DeFreest. for $5,940, four hundred
acres in s1-12-2s and forty acres in
l6-1s-26.
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]. H Hall and wife TO Johnson &
Saearman, for 5000, lots s and 8,
block 1. North Spring River addition
TO Roswell.
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Music at Rink Tonight.
Mrs. Mason's Last PARTY.

The last of Mrs. c. E. Mason's Sc
ries of afternoon parties for women
friends yesterday afternoon was at
tended by the following: Mesdames
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BIG FLOOD
AT MALAGA
THIRTEEN MILES OF TRACK UN-
DER WATER OR WASHED OUT
IN LOWER VALLEY.
ALL TRAFFIC BLOCKED

Every Bridge That Has Been Report
ed On is Missing, and it Will Be
Two or Three Weeks Before the
Damage Can Be Repaired, Say Men
Coming From Pecos.-No Mail to
Pecos.
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PEOPLE REGAINING CONFIDENCE
AND NOT SHOWING THE
INTEREST OF YESTERDAY.
MARKET is STRONGER

Ruoyant Closing of Wednesday Has
Slight Reaction This Morning, But
Day-A Plan to Relieve Monye
Stringency BY Issue of Bank Notes.
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F. G. Gates and H. D. Cone. of Ce-
dar Rapids. Ia. who have been here
several days on business. left this
morning for their home.
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house, modern conveniences, cen
trally located S21 N Main. 07t2*
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John L. Virgins, a mining man liv-
ing ninety miles west, left this morn
ing for points up the road, on his
way home.
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BOYS FOOT
IS TORN OFF
FRiGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT ELIpA
TUESDAY AFTERNOON TO
RAN INTO BARB FENCE

The Barbs Acted Like a Saw on the
Boys Leg and Cut the Foot Complete
ly Off-Foot Brought to Town by
Companion.-Hopes for Lads Re-
covery are Entertained.
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EIks CarnivaI---Nov. 5, 6. 7.

STOVE PIPE, 1ec per joint.-W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. S5tf
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J. NJ McMichael came in last night
from Hugo. l. T., ON business.
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Mrs. William Boyce returned this
morning to her home in Amarillo, ha
wing spent two days with her sister
Miss Bette Tannehill, who is sick.
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Eyes tested free at l. B. Boellner.
the Jeweler aad 0ptician. 7sttf
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EIks CarnivaI--=NOv. 5, 6, Z.

Talk with Col. Baker ABOUT Nylip.
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Ahead of the circus is your "Uncle
Obadiah 07t2
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Fresh candies, at "Ward's'' PIP
Main ST. 205t6
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STOVE PIPE, 10c per joint-W.P.
Lewis Hardware Co. 85tf
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L. B. Boellner, the Jeweier, sells
it cheaper. 79tf
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EIks GarniyaI,--Nov. S. q, 4.
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Have you talked with Col. Baker?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23
News From Mapieton.

SpeClal 10 1UueS. IteRuUllCdu.
Napoleon, Feb. 23--Chris Erickson
OF Lake View, and Miss Anna M. Keep
ka, were married February 20. Mr.
Erickson was formerly Chas. Ander-
sons chief clerk, but January started
in business for himself at Lake View.
George w. Carhart moves from his
farm in Clinton township to his former
home in Mapleton, March.1. III
L. N. Femme, former Mapleton drug
gist, moves to Sheldon. where he has
purchased drug store.
Bishop Williams, Of Omaha, will
preach and confirm a class in Trinity
Episcopal church tonight.
Geo. Rice, DR.. I'll. F.. Nourse, f. W.
Haying, and Il. G.. Carhart attended the
Masonic school Of instruction at Sioux
City this week.
Mrs. DR.. F. Griffin visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. DR.. Toon at Council Bluffs
this week.
g. w. Clapper moves to McPaul, Ia
where he expects to engage in the mer-
camille business.
Chas. r. Chrisman, Of Ortonville
MINI. has been spending a few days
in tMapleton with his parents.
Price Hawley and wife left Tues
day for an extended visit in Oklahoma
. A Ash Town and w. i Hedres Les.
Tuesday for Texas n land rip
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23
EMPLOYEES BLAMED
Council Bluffs coroner's Jury Finds
That Lack Of Precaution Caused the
Death Of r. b. FELTON,, Of Underwood,
4 Passenger on Street Car Struck by
Ereioh% Train.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Feb. 23.--The coro-
ner's jury, which spent the greater
part OF yesterday examining into the
accident which resulted In the death
Of r. b. FELTON,, of Underwood, re-
turned a verdict placing the RESPONSE
bility for Felton's death upon the street
railway company, that portion OF their
verdict reading as follows:
"Iu our Judgment, said accident was
caused by lack OF precaution on the
part OF the employees in charge of said
motor"
1t was shown In the evidence that the
conductor OF the motor, who was
watching a passenger train standing
at the station, one end reaching to
the street, did not observe q freight
train backing towards the street car
on another track; that the conductor
signalled the motorman to go ahead,
saw his mistake the next instant, but
liOL III tlHlS " sup thc SASohAh6 COW
which was truck by the freight train.
Mr.. FELTON, was only 81 years OF age
and had most promising career be-
fore him. He was practically reared
In Nicola, going to Underwood but a
few weeks ago to take the position OF
cashier of the Underwood State bank.
He was universally popular and his
shocking death Is mourned by the en-
tire people of two communities. A
widow and one small child is left The
family had just got settled in their new
home in Underwood.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DEAD
Strangers Body Discovered Near De
Witt, Clinton County.


Clinton, Feb. 23.-The remains of a
we'll dressed man were found one mile
west OF Dewitt today. He had been
dead several hours. He reached De-
Witt from the east at noon yesterday
and walked out of town in the evening.
The body was found at $3.50 today. and
the authorities are not able to deter
mine the manner Of death, but believe
1t was heart failure.
There are no evidences of murder or
suicide except wound on the head
which might have been received falling
against tree from the position of the
body which was found near the tree
trunk:
Nothing In the mans pocket revealed
his identity, the marks OF the laundry
and inside the hat having been re-
moved. The body was clothed in two
suits, two laundried shirts. four suits
of underwear and four pairs OF socks
The man was evidently a German
about IS years OF age. He was feet Z
inches tall and weighed 175 pounds.
and wore mustache and imperial OF
iron gray. with same color of hair.
One leg is two inches shorter than the
other and he walked with a cane An
inquisition held to determine the posi-
BILE manner OF his death failed to re-
veal his identity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23

LAY HELPLESS FOR MONTHS
At Last Hi. Will Prevailed, and He
Was Conveyed to His Far Away Iowa
Home on stretcher-His Case Con-
sidered to be One Of Most Remark
able in Medical Science.
pecial TO Tlmes-Republican

!, Special to Times Republican.
| Waterloo, Feb. 23.---Altho his ribs
were fractured and his spinal column
was broken while running an engine
| in Panama, and he lay helpless for
months, a miraculous recovery from
his injuries has been made by Penn
Banton, OF this city, who is now able
to be up and about the house, passing
from one room to another without as
sistance The case Is one of the most
remarkable In medical science.
Mr. Banton, at the time misfortune
befell him, was acting as engineer on
road in Panama, being stationed at
point near Colon. He was at work
raising an engine which had been de-
rallied, and while endeavoring to raise
1t with jackscrews the engine tipped
, over on him. He was badly crushed
under the great weight, his ribs frac-
tured and his spinal column broke in
twain. The accident occurred last
March and he was taken to hospital
in Colon for treatment, making the trip
and being able to receive only slight
treatment before reaching tho hospi-
tai. In the days that interviewed he
lowered between life and death, and
none at his bedside would care to ven
ture a prediction of his ever being
able to walk again should he by good
fortune surviva the accident. In the
fall he expressed a desire to return to
Waterloo, where he might be sur
rounded with home ties. family and
friends His will prevailed and the
journey was made, with him given as
many comforts as possible on a
stretcher.
On arrival in waterloo he was at
once taken to his home where he has
since remained. The change of sur
the care of loving hands, have worked
wonders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23
Man Who Has Served Ten year
Term Would Be Happier in
Confinement
DESERTED BY FRIENDS AND WIFI
Ex-Prisoner Convicted Of Sending In
formal Machine to Spouse Says He
Has No Friends, No Money and No
Place to Go, and That He is a
Marked Man.

Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, Feb. 23.-"No friends. nc
money no place to live. my wife mar
ried to another man. Harry q rela-
tive on earth. Why should not be
sorry that my term in the pen is up?'
So asked Jerome w. Hoot. just freed
from the state penitentiary where he
has been serving sentence for send
ing an internal machine thru the mails
to the wife whom he mourns.
I'm the cllnk had good job.
was the bookkeeper. / do not think
I sayt too much II I claim to have
earned the confidence OF the warden
and guards.
''But I am marked man. My per-
sonality bears the indelible evidence
OF confinement, and wherever l might
go l would soon be known. Suppose
that am genuinely sorry for the Of
tense for which was committed. Sup
pose that gained new birth In a
religious way. What difference does
all this make In my present predlca-
ment? My plight is not new. Many
other men have been In the same way.
But what Is to become of me do not
know"
Hoot has had II most excellent
prison record. His unfortunate con-
dition may appeal to a philanthropiist
somewhere who will give him a chance
to start life anew.
Hoot's wife was the recipient of an
"infernal machine" the sending OF
which landed him behind the bars. She
was not waiting at the prison gates
when the Anamosa doors swung out
ward for Hoot. for she became the wife
of Mr.. Blenis OF Waterloo. some time
since
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23
OZARK HORSE WINS CONTEST.
8. v. sl<elIsy, Amos College, First in
intercollegiate oratorical Contest.

8. v. skelIsy, Amos College, First in
intercollegiate Oratorical Contest.
Special to Times Republican.
Indianola, Feb. 23-The result OF the
intercollegiate oratorical contest held
here last night was q distinct surprise.
Altho 1t was the first time that he ever
appeared in an oratorical contst, S. v.
Shelley, a dark horse" captured first
place.
He secures three firsts on delivery
and was the last man or the eight ito
deliver his address Drake college of
Des Moines was second ana Coe college
Of Cedar Rapids was third.
Mr. Skelleys Grafton was on amer
ica's Right to Live" and was q mas
terly effort and delivered without a
flaw. A few minutes before he went
on to speak a newspaper correspondent
asked him where the interstate con-
test would be held this year and he
replied, II don't know. I'm not going,
as, of course, have not the faintest
hope Of winning Mr.. Shelley also Sc
cured one point on thought and COM
position. An enormous crowd listened
to his eloquent address given clear and
distinctly and without o waver. which
/ is considered remarkable by those who
know that 1t was the first attempt In
public. Besides the prize Of 500 he is
given his expenses to the interstate
contest.
Guy Sarvis Of Drake university took
second place, his grafton being David
LivingstoneA Hero Of Altruisn." He
secured two on delivery and one on
thought and composition. His speech
showed much thought.
| Denman Wagner of Coe college was
given third by the judges on The Inn
perial Leader" Every Grafton was ably
and admirably spoken and the Judges
declared they had never listened to a
set Of speeches which were SO well pre-
pared as those last night.
Mr.. Shelley, who won last night, Is
senior In the engineering class at the
state agricultural college and has done
most of his literary work at the Ames
school in the Crescent literary society.
He belongs to the Colorado club OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-23
HARDWARE MEN ELECT
State Meeting at Des Moines Closes
Final Business.

Special to Times Republican
Des NIoines, Feb. 23.-Besides the
election Of officers yesterday, the ses-
sion of the hardware dealers was oc-
cupied In routine business. an address
by C. w. Ashbury of Philadelphia.
president of the National Hardware
Manufacturers association: paper by
w. S. Thomas of Iowa City on the
subject competitive Trade in stand
ard Lines" and an address on Film
nation OF Personal Antagonism In Lo-
cal Competition" by c. e. Swain, OF
ated o deal of congratulatory discus
sion, 1t being remarked that the dis
cussion OF such topic would not have
, been possible in the days when 1t was
not tho thing to get together in bust
ness.
The question as to where the next
convention will be held is in the hands
OF the newly elected directory board,
and will probably be settled at the
time OF the midsummer convention at
Mason City. There Is little doubt,
however, that the meeting will be in
Des Moines, as ii has been most OF
the time since the association started
to hold meetings. Once they went to
Cedar Rapids because OF smallpox
scare In the capital city,
The following officers were chosen:
President. c. De Vol, Of Council
Bluffs.
vice PRESIDENT. r. Doty, of West
Liberty.
Secretary treasurer--A. r. Sale, OF
mason City.
Executive commttee-Presldent p.
c. De Vol. F. r. Currie of Mason City
and l.. c. Abbott OF Marshalltown.
Board of directors-F First congress
sional district c. &C. Barbour OF Fort
Madison; Second district, ]. r.. Doty
of West Liberty; Third district. II. G.
Chaplin of Union: Fourth district, r..
r.. Culrie of Mason City; Fifth district,
T.. c. Abbott of Marsha1ltown; Sixth
district, S. p. Marvin Of Grinnell; Sew
enth district c. r. Gadd OF Des Moines;
Eighth district c. Fl. Thomas of Kent:
Ninth district, r. c. De Vol OF Council
Bluffs; Tenth district Fl. s. Vincent Of
Fort Dodge; Eleventh district. c., f.
Haas OF LeMars.