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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-18
The Bode News.

Special to Times-Republican.
Bode, Aug. 1.-THE heavy rains OF
late have retarded shock threshing a
good deal.
DR.. "A. M. Zempky visited the parent
al home at Nora Springs for a few
days last week.
Mrs. A. G. Brown, of Estherville. has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle
Gullixson, for the past ten days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-18
compers to Speak in Davenport.

Davenport, Aug. 1S.-Samuel Com
pers will be the Labor day orator at
Davenport for the tri-city celebration
of Labor day. Rock Island and Moline,
ILL.,, Joining in the big picnic that will
be held. Word from various cities in
east Iowa and western Illinois is to
the effect that large delegations vii!
be sent here to the celebration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-18
NEW SHORT LINE OPENS.
First Regular Train Arrives at Mason
CITY With Sixteen PASSENGERS.

Mason City, Aug 1s.-The first reg
.ular train into the city over the ST.
Paul & Des Moines railway or as it is
better known. the Mason City Short
Line. arrived here yesterday on time
at 1850 in the afternoon, having left
Des 'Moines at 500 in the morning.
The train pulled into the Milwaukee
passenger station, carrying. besides the
crew. a total of sixteen passengers and
General Freight and Passenger Agent
w K. Sterritt
The train came thru from Des
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-18
CHURCH GIVEN $4,000 CHIMES
Morninaside Benefits by Generosity Of
Joseph Nash Field, Manchester, Eng,

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, Aug. 1S.-Announcemen
has been made here of the generous
gift of a $4,000 chime Of bells for the
new Grace Methodist church at Morn
ingsidc, made by Joseph Nash Field,
of Manchester, England, brother of the
late Marshall Field, of Chicago. The
gift came as a surprise to the congre-
CATION. as only the pastor, Rev. w. 4.
Mcdonald. knew of the possibility of
such liberal donation.
Resolutions of gratitude and sppre-
citation of the generous gift were
passed by the trustees and members
of the church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-18
DR.. a. w. Chase's
Kidney and
Liver Pills

IN MARSHALLTOWN Dr. A. w.
Chase's medicines are recommended
and for sale Ivy the Mcbride & Win
Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-18
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The Washington times., 1908-04-12
GETS FELLOWSHIP
: TO STUDY ABROAD
Meyer Jacobstein Has Fore
ed Himself Forward Among
Economics.

Meysr JacobStein. cf the Bureau OF
Corporations. has been granted leave
OF absence. and will soon go TO Europe.
lie was last year awarded by Column
bia University the Gottsberger travelling
fellowship. which viii enable him TO
extend his studies in political economy
abroad. principally at Berlin Univer-
Si5y-
Or. JacObstein was born i'm New York
city in 1880. His parents are Poles who
came TO this country in 1879 The family
latter moved 70 Rochester y. Y. where
The son sold newspapers To enable him
Self to attend the public schools. but
did not complete the course. After work
itng in a cigar factory about a year and
= hah the family was again able 10 send
him 10 school. He graduated from the
Rochester High School and entered the
University Of Rochester in 1899 In 1892
dhe family moved back TO New York
city and he entered Columbia College
where he received the degree Of 4. b.
in 1901 He then took up postgraduate
work in the school Of political economy
ut Columbia University. and received
his N. 4. degree in 1905.
In his second year of postgraduate
work ne was appointed TO the Garth
Fellowship in economics In 1870 ne re
cal economy.
In June Of last year DR.. Jacobstein
was appointed a special agent in the
Bureau or Corporations and on his re
turn from abroad Will again lake up
his work In the department. In Septem-
Der. 1907. he married Miss Lena Lepsky.
or Rochester, y. Y.
Secretary Stratus returned 10 the de-
lartment Friday from his tup TO
Georgia He made several addresses
while ia the South ana also visited his
oil home At Talbotton. Ga. He was
riod nv Mrs and their
daughter.
Assistant secretary Lawrence 0. MIR
ray returned Friday morning from At
Iantic City. much improved in health.
The appointment Of Mr.. Murray 10 be
Comptroller or the Currency Is daily
expected 90 be announced from the
White House.
Theodore L Weed. privste secretary
IL Secretary Straus. has been on the
sick list for several days. but was able
TO he around the department the latter
part of the week
r. n. I.arued assistant commissioner
general Of immiEra ton. was on short
vacation the latter part Of the week.
Henry Schulteis. OF the chief clerk =
office. was on the sick list for several
days last week.
Miss Blarcbc Love. OF Porto Rico. has
resigned her position As writer al 5000
per aurum i'm the Coast AMI GeodetiC
Survey. in view OF transfer 10 the
Department Of the Interior
Marx f. Davis. OF Ohio. has been ap-
pointed : special agent at SO per diem.
"a investigate trade conditions abroad.
He Will work under the direction Or the
Bureau OF Manufacture.
= Paul Cren, or Pennsylvania. has
l1eer appointed copyisr at S9Oo per an
mum in tac Bureau or Corporations.
George s. BENTLEY. jr-. clerk 81 the
RIIreau. OF Labor. hrs secured =. trans
Ter TO the Department Of Agriculture
Isaac NJ, Rublnow has resigned as
rCieIsS at 1880 per al1num IL the Bureau
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
TRANSFERS MADE
TO THE TREASURY
Employees Taken From Va
TiouS Divisions for
New Duties.

Several employees OF the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing have been trans
fcrred 10 the Treasury Department, in
Guiding Miss Mary y. Shipley, Of the
surface branch: Mss Martha G. DE
Vaughn, Miss Hattie NJ Cook. and Miss
Canmie l. Chewing, or the examining
division: Miss Elizabeth NJ CLANCY.
Miss Bessie Buchanan, Miss Olive Glib
bOns. and Mrs. Mamie A. Scott. OF the
numbering division. and Miss Clara
Speake, OF the wetting division
Joseph Garrett. n section :. printing
division, is on "a vacation Tor a week.
EdwsrG F. C>encr. OF section I. print-
ing division, has been on the sick usc
for the past week.
Mrs Ada Is. HsIes. OF tie examining
division. has been on leave Of absence
for a week
Mss Annie r. EeaTe. chief II the *
aiming division. was on vacation the
past week
Miss Maud Rigsles. Of the examining
division night "a &c, is taking part OF
he annual leave
Miss Margaret AXE. Of section =. print
ing division, was suddenly called cut OF
the city the past week by a telegram
uments. returned wednesday from a
weeks business trip To Boston.
William T. Holman, formerly en-
ployed in The electrical division, left for
his home a. Chicago on Thursday.
VIII X. Martin. OF the first division.
night. was on the sick list for several
DAYS the FAST week.
william 3. Brown. OF the press di-
vision. resigned on Wednesday to take a
position in Baltimore on the SGn-
Az the chapel election in the linotype
section night, on Tuesday. George
Fletcher was elected. receiving s.
votes 10 a. received by o. G McCardell
and : BY Roger Lyons,
Robert L. townsend. or the first d.
vision. night, IS on he sick list
Miss Georgia I. Carter. directress OF
group I. pamphlet btadery has returned
10 once after q pleasant vacation OF ten
days.
Walter J, Muliisan, Of the electrical
division was on ieaVs of absence the
Iattsr part of tbs week TO sncW tbs city
10 a party OF LADY frisRds from West
Chester, "a.
Henry TsYHeF, AZ Tn lihefyee Eempes-
ing section, will spend 4 vacation OF tvo
The Washington times., 1908-04-12


eral days attending the Republican
state convention. the electricians have
beer busy Overhauling the electric wires
in his Cfhce-
DR. John \ Holmes private secre-
taUy. Was with POstnszstCr General
Meyer a. the Boston convention the
past week-
Joseph l. Porter. assistant superil-
ienoeHt o. ths dirision OF railway al
Justmeut. has returned TO his desk, after
an absence caused D. tIe death Of his
bIotheT-in-IaW, u " SteS ems.
Miss Matte n. smith. OF the division
OF dead ietters, has beer at tEc Le..-
side of her sister. III her home IN New
Jersey, for tie past week.
Mrs. Josephine St1tcbiu. or the di-
Wis Ca OF dead letters. IS on leave OF
absence for ter days
Richard p Covert. superintendent or
the division OF supplies. has returned
nom an Official trip TO Cir -inaati and
other points in the west.
Lyndon y JeTers. Ct AIgssa cbusetts.
VINO mas been appointed = CLERK al 500
Her annUm. tor service IN The division
- rural delivery. viii repor- for duty
Monday.
F. A Mess. Of the Office OF The As
1 S,stant Attorney General for the depsrt-
ment. had as his guest the first OF the
week James r Shsfce. regent OF Mas
| sacnusetts. or the ROysI ATcanum. who
was IN Washington 20 attend the grand
, c'IncI meeting or the order in this
district. Mr.. ShsftOe was formerly a
business man Of this CITY. and now re-
sides al Springfield. Mas Mr.. and Mrs
] Mess also entertained during the week
MIS- Julia A. keim who stopped IN
Washington en- route from Atlanta. Ga.
10 her home at Newport. Pa
g p. Laplace. OF the division OF rural
delivery Is on vacation FOR 4 week.
Ryau 6. AI6ertSun. o. the division o.
/ rural delivery. has returned 10 his posi
OF DUTY after an illness or Two weeks
J c. Lynn. OF the Division or deSa
letters. is again a. work. after a short
Illness.
Mrs. D J. Apple. OF the office OF the
. auditor FOR the department. has been
transferred from the asserting 70 the
checking division.
". :. BranSom. OF the inspecting d.
I vision. Office or the auditor, is on the
SICK list
Robert Shepard. messenger boy. has
/ returned 10 the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. afJer serving = detail
auditor.
Hammett DeIsplsne. Ernest Farmer
and Philippe NerEars. OF the asserting
division. oface or the auditor. have
l been making preparations TO take the
| clerk promotion examination 10 b. held
/ by the Civil Service Commission Mon.
] day.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
WEIGHING Of MAIL
NEARS COMPLETION
Clerks viii Have Report
Ready for Congress
BY May /

The compilation OF the report on tne
six months weighing Of the mails is fast
nearing coaIPletiOn. By the terms OF
the act providing for the weighing. Il
Is necessary so have the report ready
Tor Congress Dy May /. Tie committee
having the work in charge states that
e aill be completed I'm The time limit
There are 10 clerks hard at work on
the schedules. who are striving TO make
good on the job. although It's completion
viii mean tine loss OF their positions
Tho clerks were recruited by special
eacan!n ttiOus Tor the purpose and il is
the opinion If me chairman of the
Weighing committee that they are the
finest body OF Clerks ever brought to-
gether. every one OF them being spe-
cally qualified. The report IS TO be one
OF The most comprehensive ever made
on the subject OF mail transportation.
The mails during the six months were
weighed in every possible form and con-
diJiOn. which viii show the various
classes in detail The committee made
a test OF every mail car IN the United
States In which mail is worked and
viii be able 10 report just what the car
Is capable OF carrying, and what the
average haul is in each car.
The investigation was made fOr the
purpose OF Supplying Congress With nee
essary data In dealing with the trans
portaJiOn Of mails and allied subjects.
II is given as the opinion OF the chair
man Of the special committee tNat there
are less delinquencles on the part OF the
5000 post masters. who made reports.
than ever which indicates that the 70
suits will be accurate as wen as impor-
tant-
The work has been in charge % 2
committee appointed by the Postulsste-
General composed OF Joseph Stewart.
chairman. J. y. Holiyday. j. n. Nc
Bride. William r. Spiiman, and Maj.
Frank r. Little
The employees or The PostOffce De
parroleUt. who have been losing small
articles OF wearing apparel. trinl-ets.
and other personal cffects from their
desks and lockers. are prC "a ring TO
ward a medal 70 tho assistant superin-
tendenr OF the building. who succeeded
in apprehendIEg the artist said 10 be
responsible FOR the WORK. Tie was
caught with The goods on him. and
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

''DOteatJgs' has struck the clerks IN
the Bureau OF tho Census with unusual
fervcncy. The disease IS explained fo he
new one. caused BY a certain adVer-
uSemeRt Pointed he the Washington d.
psrs- Practically every clerk aud most
Of the officials have tried their hand
II counting the dots in JEc advertise
ment. and hardly any rwo. clerks have
succeeded IN getting the same result.
Some uf the expert statisticians have
taken up the puzzle. and will soon an
nounce 10 their tellCw-cicrks the correct
answer.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Jack NordhOUse. WHO was the private
secretary 10 Sterling J. Morton. when
the latter was Secretary OF the Depart
mcnt Or Agriculture, and who is u0E
private secretary 10 Paul Morton. pres
ident OF the Equitable Life Insurance
Company. Of New York city called -
the department Saturday 20 see his old
friends Mr.. NoTdhoUse came down
from New York TO Join his family. vino
have been spending week in the city
with friends
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mrs. Rose NcClellaHd. o. he pamphlet
bindery who l. as been employed in the
Office toy twenty-five ears, has re-
signed Mrs. McCleiIsud Is eiEnty-Jhrse
Years % ace. She has accumulated con-
siderable property while working a. The
Office
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

g Byron Moss. messenger i'm the .1r7ce
OF The deputy commissioner OF CORPORA
lions, has been on sick and annual
leave for several days
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

James n. Burke. Of California. has
been appointed 4 special agent for serV-
ice il connection With the electrical in
Vestigation in that section.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

A T. AIudd- chief clerk OF the division
OF publications. vas away from the de-
psrtment several days the latter part
OF tle week because Of the death OF his
mother, Mrs Sarah Jane Msdd who
died ~ the family home. IN washington
she was eishty-five wears OF age The
funeral vas held from 81. Patrick-x
Church SATURDAY,
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mis- Josephine KfiEsn and Mrs
Stella Toisou. OF the pamplfist oindeTy.
and Miss Marcy c Pitts, OF the money
order divisions. have been spending sew
sraI DAYS in Baltimore Vjth friends.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
5AgriCultureG
CHEMISTS ATTEND
BALTIMORE MEETING
George w. Hill Returns 10
Work Slightly Improved
in Health.

4 party or about twenty-five chemists
from the bureau or Chemistry. who are
members OF the Washington branch Of
the American Chemical SOcisty, yes
teIday attended q meeting OF the chem
lsts OF Baltimore. The party Was con-
Quoted through the manufacturing dis
uicts OF Baltimore in the morning and
afternoon, and at night attended a
meeting held for the purpose OF dis
cussing matters relating 20 chemistry
and allied sciences The visiting chem
ISIS were entertained at = dinner.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Charles j. Brureiu has been trans
feTred from the Philippine service 70
place on the department watch force
al SI3G per aunum.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
Census Dureau
7E@-IIg-XK llS-1C-1SH

diana. and George W. Gibson. 1r. Mary
land Virginia and delaware
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
wAHxua TO PARENTS.

WANING TO PAREN1&
The 1Eiuk Conferences appointed ~ ths
District Commissioner, IN view % TIE
MANY DANGERS or RAW MIX IA.
recommended the houns-pastsur5zins Of AL
Tzv milk b. bringing II 70 the boiling
point, then withdraw. cool. and keep csld
Until used
The Conference haE thereby sudsrssS ~.
advIcs given BY this Society for a nun
Der OF years 20
scALD ALL MILK
for Children
Parents srs particularly warned aEsirss
ths erroneous opinion hsl6 BY sane that
pastAurlzinE Affects Slther the dfE.-si-
bility CT the nutritivs value OF tbs mix.
or that a. q rule IL viii r-o6ucs sny
had effects Whatsoever.
SOCIETY FoE PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS
Z. BERLINER. sscrstRry.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

George William Hm chler-or the sf-
vision Of publications. who has been
staying at Summerville. s g.. FOR SeF-
ersi weeks for the benefit OF his health
mas returned 10 the CITY and resumed HE
duties ar the department. He Is some
what improved in health.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

w T. Brown. pressmsn: Mrs Edith
3. scott. pressfeeder. and Very Brown
helner. have resigned.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Results Of First EnumeTa-
ton in 1870 viii Be
Printed.

The Virginia Legislature has passed a
special act permitting tHe loan OF the
states records OF the FIRST census TO the
Government OF Jhs UTTfted states. The
Bureau o. The Census is thus enabled 10
iucluds the State OF Virginia. in the pub
LEGATION or the census OF 1870, recently
authorized by Congress. The cOmpila-
Ron Mil embrace all the original States
except Delaware ami New Jersey. the
reOoUis o. which were destroyed when
the British burned Washington during
the war 1S12. In addition, Maine and
Vermont Will be published. The Vir.
ginia census Is incomplete. about one
hslf Of the coumies being missing. The
special act was necessary because OF P
law that PROHIBITS Official papers bein :
taken from the State.
William s ROssiter. chief clerk, Il
writing a bulletin showing the statisit-
cal side OF the census OF 1870. which IL
commonly known as the census or the
heads OF families. The report viii show
SUCH Interesting data as the size oi
families. sSe groups. and nativity q
the psolle. which viii ne put IN form
for comps rison with The same subjects
az shown IN the las; regular census.
Word haE been received from DIT
North. who l. in Porto Rico on official
business thar he Will leave san Juan
for the United states April =.
Several additional clerks have been
sent 20 the field for duty IN connection
with the electrical investigation. Those
leaving last week were Thomas G
Webb. who has been assigned TO duty
IN Tennessee; Oliver r Busby. Okla
honlr Charles w Davis, Kansas:
Thomas J. stuart. Illinois; John 4.
Beach Virginia. and Nest virginia,
Joseph 9. FlilnIsn aud Arthur a Jarvis.
Pen1sylyania; Charlea o. Williams, In
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

George r. Hughes. OF Kentucsv las
been appointed messenger and ianitor
IN the Bureau OF Fisheries at $3.50 per
annum-
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Henry G. Saunders. Of the press di-
vision. has been transferred 10 the
Treasury division.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Ioseph " Campbell and Maurice J.
O'Ca~,Gor. pressn1au, and w A. keB.
Andrew Jackson. Snd Clarence l..
Cherry. helpers. have been transferred
srom the day to the night force In the
press division.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Col. 5. r. Burch. chief clerk 0F he
deps rzrnent- Is making a brief business
trip 70 Chicago. III.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Stanley Beckhsm. Of the pamphlet
bindery. has resigned and will go 10
Colorado TO reside.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

g B Lane. assistant CHEF Or The
dairy division. Bureau OF Animal In
dustrF, VIII leave tomorrow for 4 six
weeks trip 20 points IN The North and
West
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
BkBud Nws and c. 1he Government epartm&bt5R
.4@ Postoffice St:

mar q articles have been recovered since
fXe q 2. Sje0
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

George &. Cole. pressn an. has been
transferred 10 the Int 1oT division
William 2 Ca breath. pTessfeeder. has
been transferred 10 the money order d.
vision.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

DR.. A N Harrington. assistant CHEZ
Of the Bureau or Animal Industry. Iefr
Friday for trip TO Ithaca, y Y. To
TOnto. Canada, and several other points
in that section He viii visit The var
ious veterinary colleges.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Miss Carrie Myers. OF the Bureau o.
Animal Industry. is in Ohio. where she
went 10 take the body % her fathe-.
who died in Washington last week
The burial VIII be made in Tuscsra Va &
county.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Irdu Bhushan De Msjumdar, 4. r. NJ
:. A.. Of Calcutta. India. a graduate OF
Cornell University was a visitor at the
office on Tuesday. He is familiar with
the work Of printing, and was especial
~ interested with the rapidity that
forms were imposed by Imposer Burn
side and his assistants.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

William Mellach. OF the supply d.
vision. has returned To his post after
being on tie sick list for week
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Charles Mccain. Of the supply di-
vision. is AT home on sick leave as the
result or q vaccination
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Charles T. Rupert. Of the supply di-
vision. spent several days at Great Falls
the last week, fishing.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Edward Brian. electrician. i filling
the place that was made vacant by the
resignation or II. p. Larcombe.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
RCOvernment Printing Offices
{. c. JONES' DEATH
SHOCK TO FRIENDS
Philippine Official Died Just
After Reaching Cali
tornia.

The death Of Edwin g. Jones last
week at Long Beach, Cal, a sw hours
after his return from long service
M the Philippines, came as shock to
his many friends in the Government
Printing Office, although he was known
10 be i'm bad health
Mr.. Jones was highly regarded by
the employees Of the Office. many or
whom worked under him as Z. foreman
before he left for Manila II lake the
position OF chief clerk or the Bureau
OF Printing under John 3. i.each. lie
was known widely as an eXceiient eX-
ecUtie'e. and a sympathetic official
Mr.. Jones was honored twice by cleo
zion as president OF Columbia Typo
graphical Union. No 1Oi. and WIZ also
sent as a delegate to a convention Of
the international TyPographicsi Union.
Mr.. Jones was born In Wales, coming
10 the United States while yet a boy.
lie located in Kansas, from which
State he was appointed to a position
in The Government Printing Office. The
body Wa buried AT Long Beach. Cal,
with Masonic honoTs. ar. Jones Is sur
Vtved b. MS wife and one son, who Is
seventeen years or age. Friends OF tine
family IN Washington say that Mrs.
Jones has probably decided 70 locate
permanently i'm ca ifOrnia 10 onLcats
her son. and Tor I1iS reason The IN
terInen, Was made there.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Louis Schapiro. Of Wisconsin has
been appointed assistant surgeon al
$40 per month in the Coast ana Geo
detic Survey
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

4 petition was circulated through the
bindery the past week. with the per
mission Of the acting Public Printer.
and freely signed, asking for the re-
inStatement Of J. A. 3. Espey, who was
the foreman CT binding Al one lime un-
der Public Printer StillInKs, but who
was dismissed from his position The
petition viii be presented 10 the acting
Public Printer. with request for fsV-
oTable action. This Is said 10 be the
FIRST instance OF record where X petiti-
ton has been circulated IN the Office FOR
. similar purpose, NJ, Esfey has aneay
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

In the absence Of Postmaster General
Meyer y 40 has been ia Boston Tor So
eral DAYS attending the Republican
state convention. the electricians have
beer busy OverhaulnC the electric wires
in his CffiCe.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

DR.. John = Holmes, private secre-
taUy, Was with POstnszslcr General
Meyer az the Boston convention tho
past week-
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Capt William r. Ramsey. who was
rcin5Jated a few days ego has entered
uD1n has work sS \ pIoOfresder on
specification work. Captain Ramssy Is
one OF the oldest ana best-knc--a en-
yloyeS Of the Office, and has been warm
" greeted by his old friends.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Joln LorIum. OF the disbursinE Office.
wss on a leave Of absence the latter
part OF The week