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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17

other fellows living? They are living
for BOOZE" Then for fully fifteen or
twenty minutes he devoted himself en-
,tirely to the subject of booze and the
saloon. He held up the arguments
advanced in favor of drink. only to tear
them to tatters by pointing to the
physical wreckage which strew the
pathway OF the saloon.
Continuing he said, as 1t not strange
then that men think am their enemy?
The man who sells booze is their enc
my. Am your enemy when I stand up
here and tell you of the physical effect
Of those sins that are killing men? 1
am trying to get you to feed your wife
and children, pay off the mortgage on
your home and put money in the bank.
can pass an open saloon today by
the strength that God gives me, but
my neighbor can not. Why in Gods
name can not people see that there is
but one thing to do with that business
and that is to drive it into hell.
Scores the Saloon.
"The open saloon is the hotbed of
political corruption and rottenness. 1t
is the nest of infamy where is Matched
the hell-born broods.
Some old fellows say to me, you
can't prohibit the sale of liquor Meth
er can you prohibit murder or arson.
The fact that you have officers of the
law is because the laws do not abso-
lutely prohibit murder and arson and
other crimes. But the law prohibiting
booze selling will prohibit it as we'll
as any other law will prohibit any 9TH
er crime if you have got decent Off
GERS who will enforce the law.
"The death knell Of the saloon has
been sounded. Men have begun to real
ize that it is not a matter Of politics
but a matter of decency.
Would You License Crime?
would you be willing to say that
for a license of 1000 year any man
could kill any one he did not like?
Would you say that for a. license of
$3.50 a year any man could steal what
he would? Would you say for license
of 500 a year you can burn what you
will? No, you would not. But that is
exactly what you are doing when you
let a saloon do business with a license
tagged to it's door,"
He asked all the men who had been
helped by his message, whether they
were christians or not, to stand up,
and practically the entire audience
arose Later he asked for those who
wanted prayers to raise their hands,
and many hands went up. Still later he
invited those to come forward who
would start to live a christian life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17
BOOZE NEXT SUNDAY
Evangelist Sunday Will Deliver His
Famous Sermon on "Booze, or Get
on the Water Wagon" to Men Only
Next Sunday Afternoon.

The sermon which many men
have been looking forward to during
the revival campaign, Evangelist Sun
days famous sermon on Booze will
be delivered to men only at the taber-
nacle next Sunday afternoon.
This was the announcement that
Rev. Mr.. Sunday made at the Sabbath
afternoon meeting for men. The full
subject of this sermon is Booze, or
Get on the Water Wagon" II will skin
that business to a finish" announced
Sunday, next Sabbath afternoon, and
If do not, will pack my trunk and
get out. This afternoon and hereto
fore have simply been mentioning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17
PRAYER MEETINGS NIGHTLY.
Service to Be Held From to 1880 at
Central Church OF Christ

0ST VIVS 20 06 tVeIU TTOH 10 Ts3V at
Central Church Of Christ
Beginning with Tuesday evening,
and continuing on each evening of the
week, prayer meeting will be held from
z to 1880 o'clock in the Central Church
Of Christ. These meetings will be led
by members of the Sunday party. Seats
will be reserved in the tabernacle for
those who attend these prayer meet
ings.
Mr.. Sunday announced Sunday that
seats would be reserved at the taber-
nacle meetings for the farmers who
had long distances to come and who
could not always get to the meeting
on time. These seats will be held until
about o'clock each night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17
SEVEN CONVERTED AT HOME.

Girl Employees at State Institution Are
Led to Christ:
At the meeting. held by Mrs. Muir
head and Miss MacLaren at the as
sembly hall OF the soldiers home
Saturday afternoon for the female en-
ployes OF that institution. seven were
converted.
Sunday morning Mrs. Muirhead
and Miss MacLaren held a service at
the county Jail, and four of the prison
ers held up their hands. asking for
PRAYERS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-17
WOMEN CROWD CHURCHES.
Takes Three Churches to Hold After.
noon Crowds.

4 While the men were at the tabernacle
Sunday afternoon the women packed
three churches where meetings for
them were held. It is estimated that
1,4OO attended these three meetings
Mrs. Muirhead spoke at the Presby-
terrain church, Miss Miller Eat the Bap-
fist, and Mrs. Sunday at the congre-
gational. Twelve. were converted at
Mrs Malirheads meeting; ten at Mrs.
Sundays, ana five at Miss AIiller's.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
THRUsTS FROM THE PITCHFoRK.

have not hesated to crcse and comment on the ofclai
actions Of President Roosevelt and have doubtless
given him good cause to seek revenge.
He (the Pesiden) found grounds for indng mn in the
courts which doubt would have roced him oveuch and all
this fusan about the seriousness OF the and the
gravity of the oense with which he charges be attributed
to personal malice alone.
The swinde had secured good many thousands of dollars
and vet Theodore Roosevelt who poses the only remaining
honest public @ the face Of these facts has felt called
upon to attack the character Of whose integrity has
before been questioned and whose official position second only
his
perhaps disingenuOus but moments thought Will con-
vince any minded that had signed any papers,
had not paid any money had taken nobods receipt the usual
processes by which undertakes buy land speaking
accurately-not falsely
VIII the President undertake say that have lost my right
to buy land because am Senator?
If Hartman and others like him made dsgoge by
reason of these SUITS shall the fact that endeavorng to buy
little ptance of land be used basis OF charge OF being
liar and corrupt Senator to be dsgraced
have attempted deceive anybody have told any
falsehoods broken any law; have been guilty Of
any immoral conduct.
OF course the President that have done something
very discredbe and outrageous He hates and would destroy
me if he could
The man who Congress that he Theodore Rooe
vet assumed the right permit steel absorb
greatest contrary law would doubtless not hesitate help
his dear friend Hartman holding OF the public
domain because Ben Tan had contemplated and wanted buy
I44o acres
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
REDUCE NUMBER OF JUDGES.
House Committee Believes Three
Men Can Perform Duties.

Men Can Perform Duties
The bill TO change the name and tuTis-
dicton OF the inferior court in the Dis
trict of Columbia was considered for more
than two .lours IN the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes yesterday afternoon, but no
conclusion was reached on it
The Committee Of the Whole House on
the state Of the Union approved amend
ments to the bill cutting down the list
Of judges from six TO three. Representa-
tive Campbell. who has engineered the
bin, believes, however. he can have the
measure passed in its original form when
the House votes upon It.
The bill provides that each OF the
Judges shall exercise the same rights
and have the same Jurisdiction as vested
In them as justices Of the peace, and
shall be governed by the laws in force
a. the time OF the passage OF the bin
The provision is included to increase
the Jurisdiction OF the court from cases OF
500 to 500, and that all matters now
pending before the justices OF the peacs
be transferred 10 the jurisdiction CT the
court The salary Of the judges shall
be $500. 1t is said the fees would
amount to an additional compensation OF
about s2,oG.
The bill also provides for the appoint
meut of a clerk st $3.50 year and an
assistant at S1.00o The appointment and
terms OF the clerks are left 70 the dis
cretion Of the court The clerk shall give
q surety bond OF 500.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
TWO GIANT SHIPS
PLANNED FOR NAVY
House Committee Agrees on
Monsters of Sea.
WILL BE OF $4,000 TONNAGE
Fifteen Vessels, TO Cost in the Neigh
borhoOd OF sSO,OcO,OOe, VIII Be
Recommended to Congress - Fol-
lows recommendation of Seere-
tary Ne4vberry as to Size.

Two monster battle ships. each with q
displacement Of 25,000 tons, making them
larger than any ships now aAoat, viii be
authorized in the naval appropriation
biz in accordance with action taken by
the House Committee on Naval Affairs
yesterday. The cost OF these two ships Of
war viii be approximately S1s,Ooo.0o0
Other increases in the Navy proposed
by the House committee are; Five tor
pedo beat desJrOyers. four submarines,
three additional golfers. and one sub
surface boat
The increases in the naval establish
ulent proposed by the present administra-
ton OF that service contemplate the con-
sUuctiOn Of twenty-seVen vessels and the
conversion OF others now completed at
an estimated cost Of S-5.000.O00 dol
lars. The House committee refused
by a formal vote 10 give its Endorsement
to this comprehensive programme Instead
Il agreed 20 allow fifteen vessels. which Il
Is estimated vii cost in the aeighbOT-
hood Of SS0.000.O0O.
Here IS the naval construction program
which the department asked 10 have put
IN the form Of law: -Four 26.0o0 ton bat
tie ships. four scout cruisers, ten de
strOyers- four submarines. three coIiers.
one repair ship. and one ammunition ship.
IN addition II was recommended that the
department be authorized 10 convert two
cruisers INTO Hine-laying ships.
Adhering 10 the policy laid down by
both branches Of Congress last year. the
House refused 10 allow more than two
battle ships. but followed the recon-
msndati0ns OF the Secretary Of the Navy
in the matter of the size OF these YES
sels- II likewise denied authority fOI
scout cruisers. refused the repair and am
munition ships called for. and took nc
action on the estimates submitted foI
mine-layiug vessels. The construction
programme % be written iato the naval
BIZ as It viii be reported TO the House
viii read as follows
For two battle ships. SIS. 9.00o. 600: for -four
submarines, S2,001000 three golfers, 81
609.000: I've torpedo desIroyers. S4o00000
and one sUbsuTfacs boat, making q tOta
Of Sc. .0o0000. which Is an estimate. The
naval bin VIII be reported 10 the House
early next week II VII carry authorized
expenditures Of approximately $132, ,000, 900
as compared with So. 610. 900. the amount
made available for the current f1sca
year
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
LEADS FIGHT on DISEASE.
House Committee on Agriculture
Hears Secretary Wilson

That It is highly important. from the
standpoint of the public health. to stamp
out the foot and mouth disease. now pre-
vaiIing in herds Of cattle in New York
and other States. was brought out at a
hearing before the House Committee on
Agriculture yesterday
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson was
the principal witness He urged that
increased appropriat -ons be made TO
stamp out the foot and mouth disease
declaring that II was communicable 10
humans. either through contact with cat
lie. OF by eating the meat Of cattle that
had been infacted. The disease in human
beings is easily durable. although l0ath-
some.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
WAETRIvER AND HARBOR BILL
Eleven Members of Committee say
Measure ShOuId Be Presented.

Measure Should Be Presented.
Leaders II the House win find it diff
cult 10 uprevent the passage Of a river
and harbor bin at this session OF Con
gress. a poll yesterday disclosed that
eleven members Of the Rivers and Har-
rors Committee favor a bill. while only
six are opposed to IT,
Chairman Burton is so much exercised
over the situation that lie threatened
to appeal TO the Republican reoalcitrant
members Of the majority who expressed
a purpose TO side with the Democrats in
reporting a bill Mr. Burton is opposed
70 making appropriations for rivers and
harbors because Of the short time re-
naming in which to prepare a bnl and
because Of his belief that the Treasury
cannot stand the drain
His position is supported in the COM
mittee by Representatives Alexander. Of
New York; Lawrence. Of Massachusetts,:
Davidson, OF Wisconsin; Jones. Of Wash
ington, and Young, OF Michigan.
The members who favor a bin and who
intend 70 join with the Democrats 70
force a report are Messrs- Be6e. OF
Minnesota: MoLachlan, OF California:
Tllis. OF Oregon: Acheson. Of Pennsyl-
vania, and woodward Of West Virginia
Representative Acheson declared at yes
terday's meeting Of the committee that
deficits in the Treasury did not as q rule
deter Congress from passing river and
hsrbor bills. He pointed out that such
measures had been passed in 1884. when
there was a deficit OF $50, ,00o,010, and
IN 1895. when Congress was confronted
with a deficit Of s25.O00.850
Another meeting Of the committee viii
be held Saturday. Should the Republi-
cans who want bill persist in their de-
termination 10 join with the Democrats
IN forcing action the leaders Of the House
VIII be face 10 face with an iasurgent
movement
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
out of His Line.


FrOn Life.
Good morning. SIR" says the lady. en-
tering the studio OF the famous portrait
painter. Il wish to engage you TO paint
my portrait"
II shall be delighted. madam
L want it. painted with my new hst
on"
Pardon me, madam, but I am nc, ,
Landscape artist
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12

A new hospital to cost $4,000 is needed
at Fort Wright, in New York Hsrbor.
according to a report forwarded to Con-
gress yesterday by the Surgeon General
OF the army. The old hospital at Fort
Wright. Ii is pointed out. is not large
enough ard is too near the batteries OF
the post. making it uncomfortable for
rof;pnfE
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
PLAN FOR BADGES.

House Bill Gives Bronze Cannon for
Use OF 6. A. r.
Representative Howell. OF New Jersey.
joint resolution ia the HOUSE
yesterday authorizing the Secretary Of
War 10 deliver TO Col D R StowitS.
general OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic. one OF the condemned
bronze cannon used in the civil war TO
be used by the 6. a. p for making
official badges for the members OF the
order.
The resolution provides that the gov
ernment pay none OF the expense OF
delivering the cannon
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
URGES PURCHASE OF PICTURES.
New Yorker Tells Committee On L.
brary Worth of Paintings.

Theodore Sutro. Of New York. yeste7-
dav appeared before the House Commit
tee on Library to urge favorable action
on the bill introduced by Representative
OIcott appropristins $4,000 for the pu--
chase by the government Of thirteen his
torieal paintings Of the late Edward Mo-
ran now on exhibition in the Smiths0ni-
zn Institution.
The paintings IN question are illustra-
tive OF scenes In American history, rang
ing from the landing Of Lief Ericsson
70 the return Of the soldiers OF the Span
American war.
If purchased by the government they
WIN be hung in the Capitol building.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
REBUKE IN DEMAND.

Representative Langley introduces
Bill to Print 10000 600 Copies.
The demand for copies OF the Con-
gressionaI Record containing the pro
ceedings Of the House last Friday, when
the Secret Service portion OF the Presi-
dents message was laid on the table. has
been so great that members cannot COM
ply with f.
To meet the public demand Repre-
sentative Lansly- ofKeHtueky, has In
troduced a resolution calling for an edi-
ton Of 100000 copies Of the Record. If
the resolution is adopted, as It probably
win be this VIII be the largest edition
Of a single Record ever issued.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
Lincoln Holiday.

Representative Wilson. Of Pennsylvania.
introduced bill in the House Of Rep
ressntatives yesterday TO make the ons
hundredth anniversary OF the birth of
Abraham Lincoln a legal holiday IN the
District of Columbia
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
PENSION FOR MRS. FOWLER.
Widow OF Policeman Killed at Ma
fional TWENTY-FIVE Years Ago.

A bill was introduced in the House yes
ter5ay by Representative CaTlin. Of Vir-
ginia, 10 pay 70 Mrs sara J. Fowler a
pension Of 50 q month Mrs Fowler
is the widow OF John H. Fowler. a for
mer Washington policeman, who was
killed az the National TheateT about
twenty-five years ago.
The Commissioners have expressed
their approval OF the bin
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
BILLY WATSON Ill.
Well Known in Political Circles OF
New York.

Billy Watson, a special minority en-
ploye OF the House Of Representatives
and vel known IN Tammany Hall and
pthsr political circles. is dangerously
III at Providence Hospital. He was taken
there several days ago.
Watson has been on the minority roll
for several years, and IN the national pol
iticai campaigns OF recent years has been
a figure al Democratic headquarters. He
IS popular az the Capitol and among
politicians EeneraIfy
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
COMMITTEE Is NAMED
Olmsted Will Lead InyeSti-
CATION of Sleuths.
MEETING TO BE HELD TODAY

Enormous RamiHcstiOns of the Sys-
tenn of Federal Espionage, Extend
ing Even Into Private and DOmes-
ac Affairs OF Citizens, shown In
Figures QuOfed by TRwney.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12

HOuIe convened at noon.
Bill 70 change jurisdiction Ct Tsstiees' courts
considered, bat n aonclas5oa IS reached
BIZ granting use q Pension Building oolssd-
eEsd, but % conclEsiol IS reached
Speciai COMMITTEES sppotnted 70 Investigate EOF-
eTuneut's Secret Service
House adjourned 81 6 - until noon to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
HOUSE.

Senate convened al noon
Senator TiTlnan spoke IN reply to Presidsot-
Senate saivcrned at ZSs ,. H.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12

While you think os II. JeIephons your
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald.
and bill viii he sent you az cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12

largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-12
DENIES GUILT.

Continued from Page One.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21
AUCTION

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 AUCTION SALES head pure bred registered Hoistein cattle. Registered and transferred on the records of the Holstein Fresian Association. Battleboro. Vermont at the Adams ranch. two miles north of Phoenix. on Tuesday. October 26. commencing at 70 o'clock Buils from three weeks to two years or age. out of the John B. Irwin herd. Wood Lake farm. Minneapolis. Minn; the herd of Stephens & Son., Brookside farm. stock farm Greenwood. Mo. The fami- lies are Netherland De KoL great grand dam record. s53 3-4 lbs. butter 3s6 days; also Hengeryeld De Kol. grand dam rec ord 26 2-5 lbs. butter seven days. Cows well bred with records for many gener- ations Any one desiring pure bred Holstein cattle shouiG not miss this sale Terms From one to nine months credit given on approved 10 per cent notes Papers on purchase or cattle. Transfer on day Of sale. 3 per cent discount for cash Free lunch served on the grounds Rogers X NC Murtry auctioneers. J. F. Hannan, Clerk. W. E. Gray. owner.
 AUCTION SALE-Saturday. Oct g. l:3O D. m 24 West Jefferson st, we will sell to the highest bidder head horses. 2 extra good work horses. all purpose horses. saddle ponies. milch cows: extra good family COWS. Will also sell as usual big line furniture, dishes, stoves, a lot of graniteware and many other articles too numerous to mention Bring anything you wish soid. Rogers & Me Murtry, Auctioneers. J. B. Hannah. Clerk
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21
REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
 OUR BEST BARGAINS.

A beautiful six-room modern brick residence on North Fourth avenue, the best location in Phoenix. This is one of the most substantially built homes in town; has screen porches. a good stable in the rear. nice lawn around the house and plenty of shade. Very desirable and a bargain. Part cash, balance per cent. Price, s3,S00.00.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

We have listed with us for sale three first -class properties. all well improved and in good condition which we can offer you with a payment of s500.00 down and the balance the same as rent. The prices range from s1.700.OO to $3.0O0.OO.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

A nice five-room cottage with bath, electric light, gas. screen pOrches. good stable and lots of shade. This is nicely located and will sell for s1 100000 cash. Price. s2,25O.0O.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

t 10 acres on South Center street. near the new bridge. all in alfalfa and full water rights. Will sell on good terms. Price. $3,00000.
 acres on North Center street which can be subdivided and sold in- to lots. This is an excellent invest ment and the right party will double his money. Price. 100000.
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

A good four-room portable house. well furnished and situated on 50- foot lot Must be sold this week. Price $750.00.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

20 acres. near Alhambra. all fenced and improved with good two-room house. Also fine well and pump. This property is nearly all in alfalfa, has full water rights. etc; also a young orchard. Price, S4,000.00.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21
FOR sAIE-REAI ESTATE.
GREENE & GRIFFIN Real Estate G Investment Co.,. 127 North


 GREENE 6 GRIFFIN Real Estate G investment Co.,. 127 North
 Center St. $50 DOWN. balance like rent, buys 5- room frame and screen porch, has city water; shade: one block of car line, northwest part of town Price $soo.oO- s25O DOWN. balance $500 per month. buys new broom cement block house. close in; good shade. and bargain at s2.Oo0.oo.
 $500 DOWN. balance any time. buys a good 5-room house and lot 10oxl35; fine shade: lot Is well fenced and on the car line.
 s5O9 DOWN for a cosy new 5-room brick in Evergreen Place. House is modern and good buy at s3l50eo- WE OFFER for few days a beautiful new 5-room bungalow, modern in every respect and has never been occupied change Of occupation compels the owner buy.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Real Estate G investment Co.,, 127 North
 Center St.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

SAN.Tr. LAND for sale At a reason able price I will prepare land plant and care for trees: f7 years experience. 15 years in Salt River valley. Francis Fra zier, Scottsdale, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

10 acres of alfalfa. fruit palms ana shade: good well. single buggy: also two- seated buggy, harness: all tools. includ- ing mower. hay rake. cultivator nioy': good COW and 70 chickens. All for $500. This is good buy. Let show you.
 GREENE q GRIFFIN.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21
LOST AND FOUND


 LDSI-Bay mare. 6 years old. weighs about 1000 lbs. two wire cuts on both fIcEt feet. Finder please notify J. L.. Schrock. R. F. b. l.
 LOST-A red back pass book contain ing papers only useful to owner. Return to A. D. Kindred. 40 West Washington St.
 STRAYED-Oue small bay mare: two white front feet; very lame. Reward. Notify Jos. Johnston, 32S N. End St
 SHAREHOLDER brown mare: 15 hands high; and bay pony. Notify F. w Rodon. r. O. Box 32s. Reward
 LOST-Money. by not buying sporting gYoos from GaIpin's gun store BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
 WANTED-Party with about Sl .001 tO join two others in townSITe proposition in rich mining section. Fine opportunity to make big money. Address A. C. H.. Republiean office.
 S350 WILL handle good rooming house and cafe. completely furnished: business will clear $250 per month. Joe Wat kins. 622 & Center.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

$500 DOWN, balance any time. buys a good 5-room house and lot 100xl35; fine shade: lot Is well fenced and on the car line.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

IF YOU are looking for a well i'm proved acres. good location, sandy foam sdil. and ideal home. and must be sold at once, see THE HUSTLERS.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

IF YOU don't want to buy 40 acres of fine sandy loam soil, don't ask us to show you one we have. as you will sure ly buy if you see 1t
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21

s5O9 DOWN for a cosy new 5-room brick in Evergreen Place. House is modern and good buy at s3150.e0.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-21
FOR sAle-asAu ESTATE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

{ ACRES. with one good modern house and 14 cottages. The most modern and np- to date sanitarium fin the valley. See THE HuSTLERS for price and terms.