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The Washington herald., 1909-11-04
Sanders &
Stayman Co.
1927 F St.
McHARG ATTACKS
PINCHOT'S POLICIES
Continued from Page One.

present time. and the settlers in the
Sreat Western reserve fifty or sixty years
ago. The latter had 70 clear their rich
lands OF trees. which were burned because
there was no other way 20 dispose Of
them
Tt Is practically the same" says Nc
Harg, in Washington and Oregon now.
Must the settler be estopped from chop
ping down forest trees in order that he
may have room 70 build a house and
plant corn merely because the forests
have been cut OF in Ohio. New York and
Pennsylvania The lumbermen in Wash
ington say that their difficulty lies In
getting Jim Hill 10 make them a rate
which Will enable them to supply their
lumber % the treeless regions Of the
Dakotas. There is lumber enough: the
trouble les in transporting H.
And as TO the coal lands in Alaska.
why talk about conserving Alaska when
Nome Is 1900 miles from Seattle and II
is 1900 miles 10 the nearest road2 There
should never be the slightest restraint on
the mining Of coal in Alaska because il
is too FAR from transportation 10 be used
extensively other than locally. The coal
supply is as local as the water supply.
and that Is very local For the first time
IN the history OF the world we are told
that men who 90 into these new regions
must not touch the resources which have
been the inducement for them 20 go into
these places.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04

A IRE alarm was sounded this morning
IN the Lee Public School as a test, and
In one minute and ffty-eight seconds, II
Is stated. the school was cleared, The
and school officials were grRtihed
over the expeditions manner in which the
drill WAS conducted.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-04

DandeTine stimulates the scalp.
makes it healthy and keeps it so.
|, is the greatest scalp invigorator
Known. 1t is a wholesome medicine
tor both the hair and scalp. Even
n small bottle of il will put
more genuine life in your
hair than a gallon of any
other hair tonic ever made.
IL shows results from the
very start.
Now on sale at every drug and
toilet store in the land; 3 sizes
25c, SOC and S1.0O
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Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES

STINGLE-ALLEN-Har f. Single age 81,
native of Indiana resident of Monrovia, and
Alice f. Allen, age rs, native Of Iowa. resi-
dent Of Los Angeles.
WARD WEIBKING-Fred f Ward age a.
native OF Iowa. and Bertha Weibking, age %,
native Of California; both residents of Los
Angeles.
HER-RISK-Ernest r Grether. jr., age
81, native of Indiana, resident Of Mojave.
and G. Maude Risk, age Is, native Of Ohio,
resident Of Ocean Park
EPMAN- KLEIN Edward l. Epman, age %,
native Of New York. and Helen Klein. age
20, native of Hungary both residents of Los
Angeles.
MILLER RUTHERFORD-Thom W. Miller,
age IS, native Of Tennessee, resident OF Hills
boro. Tex, and Sallie II. Rutherford, age
"a, native OF Texas. resident of Milford, Tex.
JESSUP-HODSON-Floy II. Jessup, age ~, ma
tive OF Minnesota, and Daisy NJ. Hodson, age
a. native OF Maine; both residents of Los
Angeles.
DELLIT-HoYT-Chr W. DELFT, age q, ma
tive of California. resident OF Hanford, and
Arden I. Hoyt. age 10. native OF California
resident of San Bernardino.
STOLTZ-LANDON-IIen c. Stoltz, age ~,
native of Indiana, resident OF Los Angeles,
and Ethel E. Landon, age %, native Of Mis-
souri, resident OF Pauls Valley. Okla.
RECONSIDERATION Behai. age so,
native of Syria. and Nelva J. Brewster. age
rs, native of Ohio; both residents Of Pasa-
dena
JOHNSTON ExMOYER-Clarence NJ. John
ston age 81, native of Pennsylvania, resident
Of Los Angeles, and Caroline Exmoyer, age
%, native OF Pennsylvania, resident OF Hoi-
lywood.
JAEGER sTAY-william Jaeger. age 81, ma
tive OF Missouri, resident OF St Louis, and
Emma Stay, age 49, native of Missouri, resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
EDWARDS -sHoTWELL-Edward a. Edwards,
age 25 native Of Mississippi, and Edna D.
Shotwell, age %, native Of Wisconsin, both
residents of Los Angeles.
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8oarders

WANTED-CHILDREN TO BOARD IN SUI
burban home, near Echo Park; reasonable
rates; mothers care. TEMPLE 7so.
T-2o-1ot
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ALIENlSTS WILL EXAMINE
MAN WHO KILLED CASHIER
Laborer Who Confessed to Murder of
Miss Caroline Brasch May
Plead Insanity

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-James
e. Cunningham, the laborer who shot
and killed Miss Caroline Brasch, cash
Ter Of Gray Brothers Construction
company. will be examined by alienists
who win determine whether or not the
prisoner is insane.
Joseph Kirk, attorney for Cunning
ham, asked for a pOstponement as the
preliminary examination was about to
open today and Police Judge Deasy
granted the application for the appoint
ment Of two physicians to conduct an
examination for the purpose of deter
mining Cunningham degree Of men
tai responsibility
The preliminary examination was
deferred until July %.
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cRANDBLL-George V. era

CRANDELB-George V. Crandell, aged 80
years, native OF Illinois, 1903 West wash
ington street; poraleps heart.
Thompson, aged IS
years, native of New York. Pacific hospital;
Brght's disease.
WILSON-Roy u Wilson, aged 81 years, ma
tive of Iowa, 1887 Arapahoe street; phthsis
pulmonalis.
Gonzales, aged years, ma
tive Of Mexico, 440 Ducommun street; pneu-
monia.
VANCE-william D. Vance, aged Al years. ma
tive OF Pennsylvania BIZ Gallardo street;
apoplexy
MISUNDERSTANDING Schillinger. aged
IT years. native Of Hungary. German hospi-
tai; cerebral hemoThage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C. Mortenson, aged 70
years, native Of Michigan. 552 East Avenue
Twenty-three; pulmonary tuberculosis.
HALE-Leon T. Hale, aged b5 years, native OF
Iowa, California hospital; carcinoma Of
stomach
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POWDER BLAST DEM0LISHES
HOWE, BUT INJURIES NONE
Mysterious Attempt to IntImldate Non
Striking Miner Made and sus-
pected Leader Arrested

GLACE BAY, n. s., July PA seri-
GUS attempt at intimidation in the coal
mine strike in which an effort was
made to blow up a miners house at
New Aberdeen with gun powder yes
terday. and in connection with which
the president of the New Aberdeen
local of the United Miners association
has been arrested, became known here
today.
house occupied by a member of the
Provincial Workmen's association, who
had refused to strike, was set off. 1t
tore away a portion Of the house, but
injured no one.
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DIED


GREELEY-At iii Mignonette street. July %,
1909, Alice May Greeley. daughter of E. W.
Greeley aged IL years months Funeral
services will be held at the chapel of Bresee
Brothers Co.. $50 South Figueroa street,
Monday, at 1870. Interment Inglewood
Park cemetery. t-zo-1
HANMAMAN-July %, Inez Hanmaman, be-
loved daughter OF Mr. and Mrs P. NJ. Han
raman Funeral from 5075 Montezuma
street Highland Park, Monday, July 20. at
2 D. m. Friends invited Interment private
1851
t4AwKEs-July "a, from accident. William
James Hawkes., IT,. age years and months
Burial strictly private. 9s3 Eden ave. 1851
MARTINS. M. Martin, Saturday, July "a; to
DO buried Monday. July 26, at p m, in
Evergreen cemetery. '-@o-z
PoUERs-George Powers, July "a to be buried
Monday July 26, at II a M, Evergreen
cemetery CO.,
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SEWING MACHINES

A FEW BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND
HAND MACHINES. NOT ALL WE HAVE.
But ENOUGH TO INTRODUCE YOU TO
OUR STOCK AND PRICES. READ:
S5O0-BOX TOP SINGER, ALL ATTACH
MENTS.
s10Oo-GooD, HIGH-ARM SINGER; PER
feet.
SlO0o-GOOD OAK DOMESTIC; LIKE NEW.
S150O-YOUR CHOICE OF 4 DROP HEADS.
s15OO-WHEELER & WILSON TAILOR MA
CHINE.
$500, $500 AND $3.50 FOR OTHERS.
A GOOD NEW HOME, SLIGHTLY USED
ANY STANDARD MAKE NEW, FOR $40
WE CARRY EVERYTHING IN THE
SEWING MACHINE LINE. SEE US; OUR
PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. EVERY
MACHINE WE SELL is GUARANTEED.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE FREE"
MACHINEs-1 HEY ARE SELLING FAST;
THERE'S REASON-RIGHT MACHINE
AND RIGHT PRICES.
L. c. ACKLEY,
40 WEST 7TH ST. 725-1
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Christian Science Services
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist

Services Sunday. IL a. m, in Symphony
hall 232 South Hill St Sermon from the
Christian Science Quarterly. Subject
'"rruth" Sunday school at $3.50 a. m;
wednesday evening meeting at o'clock
In Blanchard hall, 2s3 South Broad
way. Reading rooms. $40 Herman w.
Hellman building. Spring and Fourth
streets open daily except Sunday, a. m,
to p. III. 1-A-a
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Rov slavs His Father

SOMERSET, KY July 24.-James
stearns, county supervisor, and one of
IT, best known citizens in the county,
was shot to death at his home near
Woodstock it is charged, by his 10
year-old son, whom he was chatising.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Dissolution of CO-Partnership
Notice is hereby given that Harry c. KEEL
ker and Bernard j. Hackbarth. doing bust
ness under the name Paris-Pacihc Dye
Works, have this day voluntarily dissolved
co-partnership; the business henceforth to be
continued under the same name by Bernard
]. Hack barth
HARRY C. KELLER,
BERNARD ]. HACKBARrH
Amend & Amend. attorneys for Paris-Pacihe
Dye Works. I-z5-l
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KIM Alfonso at Sorrento

SORRENTO, Spain, July 24,-King
Alfonso, accompanied by Premier
Maura, arrived here today His ma
jesty was greeted respectfully by the
people.
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WANTED-EXPERIEN HELP AND
girls to learn laundry work Apply EN-
PRE- LAUNDRY, 18th and Croker. 1898
LADIES TO MAKE PILLOW TOPS AT
home; coed pay steady work; experience
unnecessary. Call $40 S. HILL ST. 1882
WANTED-GIRLS FOR MANGLE WORK,
experience unnecessary LOS ANGELES
LAUNDRY CO.. 6S1 San Fernando st. 1852
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ST. PAUL'S
PRO-CATHEDRAL

1923 SOUTH OLIVE ST
Very Rev. William MacCormack, Dean,
will preach
s:30--Holy communion.
IL a. m.-MoTning prayer Topic, THE
CHRISTIANS CREDENTIALS"
T:45-Evening prayer. Topic, THE FAITH
AND WORKS OF CHRISTIAN SCI
ENCE." 7-42
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Christian Science Services
Third Church of Christ, Scientist

At Simpson auditorium, 1874 S, Hope street.
Services Sunday at IL a. m. and p m.
Sermon from Christian Science Quarterly;
subject, Truth" Sunday school $3.50 a
m. wednesday evening testimonial meet
ings o'clock Reading rooms, b10-5l1
Herman w. Holman building, Spring and
Fourth streets, open daily. Sundays ex-
copied. from 9 a. m. 10 p. m. 7-24-2t
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SltuatIons-FemaIe

BY A REFINED. COMPETENT WOMAN
Housekeeper for man or few men; no OBJ
lection to leaving city; references. 1881
SAN FERNANDO ST. Phone 1922. 7-24-3
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GEM ETERIEs
ROSEDALE CEMETERY

me- III TILE OLIF4 Il A4AN
An Endowed Memorial Park noted for its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per-
petual care, over $3.50 900; modern recetv-
ing vault, chapel, crematory and column
barium; accessible; city office, SUITE
IO2-s06 EXCHANGE BLDG. N. E. Cor
Third and nm SITS. Phones Main sOs; As62s.
Cemetery office, 1881 w. washington St;
nbones 7oS5e west 80 6-2-12m
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CHURCH NOTICES
~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~-~->-~-~->'N~
Christian Science Services

Christian Science Services
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
at Ebeu hall. 18th and Figueroa streets.
Services Sunday. IL a. m. and D. m;
sermon from the Christian Science Quar-
terly; subject Truth" Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m; Wednesday evening meeting at
o'clock Reading rooms. 510-511 Her
man w. Hellman building, Spring and
Fourth streets, open daily, Sundays ex-
oepted. from 3 a. m. to p. m 7-ls-7
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BIRTHS
BOYS

sTOCKBRIDGE-To Harold NJ. and Genevieve
c. stockbridge 1O17 East Washington street
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wANTED--woMAN FOR HoUsEwoRK IN
small family good home and good wages,
Call Asset. t-zA-S
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WANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE,
work; to go home nights: good wages 20S2
w. 9th PLACE. d-2o-s
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WANTED
HeIp-FemaIe

GIRL WANTED IN CANDY STORE. MUST
have some knowledge of dipping creams
Apply 634 s. BROADWAY 7-22-S
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THE WEATHER

Los ANaEDEs. July y 1903.
Time Bar. ITher. HUM Wind Vel. Weather
a : m m s saa g s s sT . c c2ss2
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DEATHS

CLARK-To James NJ. and Sadie s. Clark, s2l
Fresno street.
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5FWfNG MACHINES, 50; ALL MAKES;
EVERY MACHINE GUARANTEED WE
HAVE OVER 100 MACHINES WHICH
MUST BE SOLD AT ANY PRICE, AS WE
HAVE TO Owe IN A FEW DAYS AND
POSITIVELY WILL NOT MOVE ONE OF
THESE SECOND HAND MACHINES. MOST
OF THESE MACHINES ARE STANDARD
MAKES AND ARE WORTH FOUR TIMES
THE PRICE ASKED. DON'T OVERLOOK
THIS CHANCE TO GET A GOOD MA
CHINE AT A BARGAIN. COME EARLY,
GET THE CHOICE. WHITE SEWING
MACHINE OFFICE 557 s. BROADWAY.
MAIN 21O5; HOME F6757 1851
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WANTED-CoLLAR RUBBERs AND FIN
lshers. WARDROBE LAUNDRY, 3l7 Boyd,
unstairs 1852
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WANTED
Help-Mals

THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE USE
of It's Situation Wanted" columns for an
indefinite period TO anyone seeking en-
ployment Each ad will be run one time.
but may be renewal as often as desired By
bringing II to the counter of The Herald
Office each day This privilege IL re-
stricted to those seeking employment and
will not be granted to employment
agencies and others making = business OF
seeking to supply helm. S-l7-u
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ANTFD-APPRENTICB TO SEW ON La
dies furs. Apply CoLBURN'S, 744 s. Broad
wav 7-25-2
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WANTED EXPERIENCED STARCH
A. 81 7-22-3
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To Purchase-Misce IIaneous

wANTED-TO BUY, SMALL FIRST
class cigar store in Los Angeles; must be
up to date, we'll located and able to show
satisfactory volume of business past six
months. Address, with full details, MARTIN,
P. v. box s, Moberly, Mo. 1862
WANTED-TO BUY BICYCLE COASTER
brake, Yale preferred. MIR. HIDE, BOG
Maple ave. 7-25-1
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WANrED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
the barber trade: guaranteed in eight weeks;
Catalogue free. MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE. 113 Il. Second st. 7-l-f
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Agents
ATTENTION
Life Insurance Men

AGENTS WANTED-NEW 4-sIEVE STRAIN
err and splash proventer; sold to agents at
prices that defy competition; sample mailed
free; $3.50 daily easily made. Write and
let us prove 1t. SEED FILTER MFG. CO,
New York. I-25-l
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8 p p. m m. 2 2S.a 8 g sw 10 clear.
Maximum temperature 7s
Minimum temperature IS.
Weather Con 'ltlons
SAN FRANCISCO, July A-The following
maximum and minimum temperatures are re-
ported from eastern stations for the previous
day: Chicago, $780, New York. 1885; Omaha,
1852.
Forecast
For Les Angeles and violnity-Cioudy sun
day; showers in the mountains; moderate
southwest wind.
For San Francisco and vioinlty-Fair Sun
day with fog In the morning; brisk south
west winds
For Santa Clara valley-Falr Sunday; mod
crate north wind.
For Sacramento valiey-Fair cooler Sunday
light south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Far Sunday; posi-
bly, afternoon thunderstorms in the Slerras
light west wind.
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-TO RENT A FURNISHED COT
tage for the summer; can furnish best of
references; rent must DO reasonable. Address
r. BOYD, 215 w. 18th st. 7-24-4
WANTED-PH TO BUY NEW. ELE-
CANT equipment, half price; good opening.
Address j. w. COPPS, Hotel Roanoke, San
Bernardino. Cal 1853
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Rooms

ROOM WANTED-EXPERT sTENoGRA-
pher will exchange some service for pleas
ant room. BOX 1888, Herald. 7-25-2
WANTED = FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
piano. Address BOX "a, Herald 1853
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GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEwORK FOR :
rooms; in family. TEMPLE 12o2. 1854
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Weather Con 'ltlons

Maximum temperature 70.
Minimum temperature IS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
HARRY F. MccoMHs AND MISS
GRACE FARRAND WOULD HAVE
PUBLIC NONE THE WISER.
Welded At ELDoRA;
AUTO PLAYS PART
"P'ease Suppress For a Few Days. is
Tho Notation on License Record
Charles Eldridse Acts as cupid's
Emissary - Wedding Will Be Sur
prise.

Whisked to Eldora in an automobile,
married and returned to this city under
cover of darkness, Harry F. McCombs,
prominent liveryman of this city, and
a member of the firm of McCombs
Bros, and Miss Grace Farrand, kinder
gartner of the Click school, supposed
the public would be none the wiser
when they were married at Eldora
Thursday night. On the marriage lie
ense record is the notation, Please
suppress for few days"
Mr.. McCombs and Miss Farrand, up
on arriving at Eldora and going thru
the necessary formality of securing a
license, went to the home of County
Attorney George w. Ward, where Rev
William George Ramsey, pastor of the
Congregational church., performed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCombs were driven
home by Charles Eldridge, of the Ed
ridge Beebe Automobile Company
who is one of the first aids to Cupid
Mr.. McCombs and his bride are both
we'll known in the city, Mr.. McCombs
has been prominent in business cir
cles for years, and his bride for sew
eral years has had charge of the kim
dergarten work in the Click school. She
is a daughter of Mrs. Mary Farrand,
3l3 North Third street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
TONY" GOES IN STYLE.
Fifth Ward Councilman to Investigate
Municipal Government in Eurone.

Fifth Ward Councilman to Investigate
Municipal Government in Europe.
Councilman Anthony Psenicka, of
the Fifth ward, left late Thursday
night for New York. where on Tues
day he will sail on the ST. Cecilia for
Germany. Mr.. Psenicka will travel as
an emissary of the United States gov
eminent. and with passports to differ
emit european countries that will per-
NIT him to conduct an investigation of
the plan of municipal governments.
Aside of his credentials from Gov
ernor Carroll, of Iowa, Senator A. B.
Cummins has furnished Mr.. Psenicka
from the state department with cre-
dentials that authorize him to investi-
gate municipal governments of Europe.
From the secretary of state Mr., Psen-
icka has letters of introduction. to the
different foreign diplomats of the I'm
tied States in Europe. Mayor Ingledue,
under the seal of the city, has pro-
vided Mr.. -Psenicka with document
showing his ten years. continuous
service as councilman of this city.
Mr.. Psenicka is returning to his boy
hood home in Prague, Bohemia, after
an absence of twenty-five years. His
aged father and mother whom Mr..
Psenicka supports. are in poor health,
and the son is anxious to see them
again. He will visit all parts of Ger
many, and difhssent European coun-
tries. and expects to be gone two
months or longer. -
Accompanying, Mr. Psenicka on the
journey was Mr.. Joseph Smaha, of Dill
Ion, who has not seen his native Bo-
hernia in thirty-nine years. Mr.. Smaha
viii make about the same length stay
in Europe. Us. II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
ORDER COMPANY TO PAVE.
Council Adopts Special Resolution F.
Thirteenth Street.

The city council, in adjourned ses-
sion Thursday night, adopted resolu-
ton ordering the Marshalltown Light,
Power and Railway Company to pave
between its rails on Thirteenth street.
and one foot outside thereof The law
compels a special resolution in the
event of paving on streets where there
are street railway tracks already laid
The council also considered the ques-
ton of ordering in new walk on the
south side. of West Main street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. DIR. II. A. Kim
nan has sand OH the ground for new
walk, and has been given the grade
stakes by Engineer Steiner. The OBJ
lection of other property owners is that
by the grade, as it should'be establish
ed, will compel new walks in the entire
block, as the present walks are too
low.
f.. pm Mr.. Gregory's motion DR.. -Kinnan
was instructed to put in his walks lin
accordance with the grade as furnished
by the engineer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
pur. Jams. .I.iIies and Preserves.

Pnre :Iare, Ielles and Preserves.
You ought to have some on hand all
the time for lunches and for emergen-
cies of all kinds, especially for com
pany that is apt to drop. in unex-
pectedly for meal, and you want the
best too for nothing else is good
enough. Our Batavia line of preserves,
jams and jellies will fill the bill for no
better or purer is made. We have the
following kinds in stock: Raspberry,
strawberry, pear, apricot white honey,
cherries. pineapple, ginger and fig pre-
serves, jams and jellies of all kinds.
Peckham Grocery Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
A Card To the Public.

During my absence in Europe, Mr..
Harry Larson will have charge of my
tailor shop. He will give you the same
courteous treatment as would If here
and shall be pleased to have all my
friends and patrons visit the shop Of
ten. A new shipment of summer fab
RIGS has just been received and it will
pay you to examine them A. Psenicka.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
Local Weather Record.

Seventy-four was the maximum
temperature Thursday, compared with
6T for Wednesday. The minimum for
the day was so. three degrees cooler
than the day before. The temperature
at o'clock this morning was 81, COM
pared with So for the same hour yes
terday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11

Bousum Permanently Discharged.
The clerk of courts received notice
this morning from the board of con-
troll at Des Moines that George W.
Bousum, has been permanently dis
charged as improved from the state
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-11
THE HIGHEST QUALITY.
Blue Label Buttermilk Bread is as
Near Perfection as Bread Has Ever

The same high quality of our butter
milk bread is maintained in spite, of
the high price of flour, and we give
you just as good weight. Blue label
buttermilk is as near perfection as
bread has ever been made It's fine
You'll say so if you try 1T. Be sure it
has the blue label. That means 1T has
the Standard Bakery quality, which il
the highest quality, in baked goods.
STANDARD BAKERY
ITO West Main.