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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08
ELECTRIC PARK CONCERT
Calumet & Heela Band Will Play Fine
Program Sunday Afternoon

Now that the weather is favorable,
Electric Park will be popular resort
for the people who like to spend day
i'm the cool, refreshing air. on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday even
ings there viii be free dancing.
Weather permitting, there will be a
band concert by the full Calumet &
Hecla band on Sunday afternoons
from 1880 to $3.50.
The following program has been
prepared by Conductor Barnard for
Sunday, June 18th:
March,. King Wanda 80. ...D err
Overture =. "Nabacodonzor". -. Verdi
Selection from 'The Old Town" Luders
Echoes from Metropolitan opera
House $50. ..... ....... Moses
A-Paraphrase on "Silver Threads
among the Gold" $50. -. banks
Harry r. King
B-Minnehaha Duet from Il and h
Clarinets -. -. -. -. Barnard
-. .Messrs. Relman and Torreano go.
Valse Suite Passions of the Heart
Barnard.
Intermission
Overture. Wanderers Yell. -. Suppe
Medley &c. go. Amina go. .Linke
"a Rural Celebration Descriptive
Huff
Selection The Dollar Princess FAN
Southern Memories. ....... Hecker
March -. ........... Payne
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08

The Board of Review for the Town
ship OF Calumet will be in session at
the Township Clerks office, Ulseth
block. on Monday and Tuesday, June
13 and IA and so many days thereafter
as may be necessary for reviewing and
correcting the assessment roll for said
township. All taxpayers who are in
terested can call at the said office be-
tween the hours of and IL a. m. and
1:3O %. m. on the above named days.
James MacNaughton, Supervisor.
1874
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08
c. G. n. CRICKET LINEUP.

The lineup of the c. & ii. cricket
team for the game to be played on the
Calumet pitch Saturday afternoon
against the Mesnard team is as fol-
lows: A. Elliott, captain, T. Polking-
horne. T. Ellis, f. Osborne, +. Sleep, j
Ivey w. Martin, c. Thomas, Il. Elliott
p. Hooking. and S. Simmons; reserves
f. Prisk and 7. Tregenza; scorer. VIM
cent: umpire, Richards.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08
SALOON KEEPERS IN COURT.

William Crosse. John Phillips and
Matti Laid, all three saloon keepers
of the Renova location, were brought
before Justice Fisher yesterday after
lating the state liquor laws, by keeping
open last Sunday. it is alleged.
owing to the absence of Prosecuting
Attorney Macdonald, who was present
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08

in circuit court it was decided To most
pone the examinations until June q
All three defendants when charged. de-
manded an examination. Complaint
was made by officer Gunderson Of
Allouez
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08

The party who took the bicycle from
the Temple Of Honor yard viii save
trouble by returning it to Orensteln
Bros. store, 5th st. No questions ask
ed. ISL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08
SOMETHING NEW.

The Ideal waterproof hat protector,
which will fit any hat, it's the newest
automobile cap. Call and see them.
Miss r. NJ Welsing. Isl
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-08

The South African government en-
ploys a veterinarian to study the dis
eases OF ostriches.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28

ben. Sir oas nddyite Sabr hat Sc
fertdr Icper cine &orlage in Mus
iidt geiteat, 'peldle Die Gerpiuigun.
Gen iiir ben 9au Don Shlahtifiifen
pen $4,000 Spnuen @oiicrperorGu.
eng beantra9t.
4 iir REFORM in ser soil.
ltrcdnng Der @imlpan-
oerungS 8eieBe.
Isle aus Help-Dorf selnelbet miro.
1T Die B%ereinigun5 amerifanilder
%erleger Don 3eitungen, peld)e in
ifcnoer Sprad,e georlift iperben mo
bereu Sab! 400 lit, NIT Der seecrl.
mGrtigen Gllrtfiibruna Der ginipor,s
behring's. mo TatrrnIiiotions. @eiees
nl5uirieoen luo babcn cine Ieleea.
ticn Don 90 Witelicocrn ernannt. Die
mprgen inter 6iibruns hires ErG.
i.benten 2ollis q. 9ammerling Dem
ErGiibenten Gait I'M @eiBen 6alli.
ibre Nufnartung mod)en, lid) iiber
tic Gurd)iiibrlma Der Ginpanoe.
rIngS.uno Nuturaliintions . @eleBe
bcid)mercn mno Srn. 5aft crilldlen
niu, ieiuen Ginilub oabin gelieub 81
mud)en, baB getpiiie NenOcrunaen &C.
t~roiien ncrhen. 0on 5~uitGnoiger
Gtitc pllrbc cinem 9crifteritatter
eic Iittheilun9 geInad)t, baB Die
obcn onge8cbeuen 5bntiohen i'm Nu.
Scnleincn oie Nhlitten Der Telega'
tiou fenn5eibneu, bod tonnten aitdl
nod mroere Details sur Sprad)e
fomneil, Die lid, p~orIdufig Ser &c.
ipredun9 ent5icben.
Nlli cine 6roge oeS 9erittertat.
tiers on GommiiiGr &iuiams pom
ellis Sslnno, Oh er bon Der Ingc.
lcgenbeit unterrid)tet iei. perneinte
o;eier nno fiigte bin5u, bop feline
G'riinoe SIT 9%eidlmerben iiber Die
Gurfiiibrmug Der GinmonberumaS.
C'cicBc porbauoeu ieicn, bem Die
2etteren ipiiroen nidt itrenge ourd).
sfiiibrt. Gs bangc %ie'peiIS non Den
otmalteuocn %llmItGnben ob, Oh elm
9inpanoerer 5ugeIaiieu weroe obcr
ltid,t, mo Weitu 5ablreid)e Giulpnn.
berer beportirt milrben, 10 Ieien ge.
nilseno @riinbc fir ibre gusitlic.
EuIg %uorbouoen.
@ollinger's Gomplim entr
iir Eintpt.
AlS SefretGr 9alinger geiteru ein
Eueil Der nor Dem llntcriutungS.
Gentle oes Gotgreiics gemad)ten
Nusiuaen Yind)ot's porgelest murbe,
CT fIGrte or lie iiir liiaenbaite gc.
lnuptlnser, lpelhe 5l mioerlesen er
Tor Dem Somitc nod, @elegenbeit ba.
bcn meroe. Eindot lelbit babe per.
lidrt, Den Frdiioeuteu ju tdilideu,
obcr 10 .luenig, pic linn Dies gelun-
Gcr. weroc eS linn aid geIingen, oaS
Silbliflm iuno oas Goluite 81 tut
-afh,sa,itf~oc un or,cv -~tur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
am 10. MGrs ,3aoerIonb" nat

am 10. MirS u&aoerIanb" mad
Mntiuerpen.
Nm 12. Mdrj .NSriatic" mad,
Sortbampton.
am 70. Mars Berlin" nod 81,
traltor ilnb Neapel.
am II. MGr5 ,Golebonia" mad
Glasgow.
Nm t2. M1r5 ,Erciioent 2incoIn"
nat Sambnrg.
Nm ~. M0r5 nMinnetoufo" uatl
2onbou.
Mu1 IS. Idrs europa" mad Teo-
pc! uflo 8enua.
Nm 16. Mar5 v@erugia". mad ga
lerho uHo Neapel.
PIN t6. @ar5 .GeItic" nod @i.
braItar lino @euuu.
am 16. IGrj rGceanie" nod 81.
braltar uno SrieIt.
Im II. Worj "Fropcnce" nod
SGure.
slm II. Mdr5 nVrinj 6rieorit
Nilbelm" nod Bremen.
am II. Mar5 Oscar scr 3meite"
nad) 3~openbagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
Sic rctte Stunbc.--@rc

Sic rehte Stunoc.--@rct
.Seutc, liehiter Sd)nt. nnibt g, bei
Eopn nm meine Souo onbolteu." -
Sans: sit or bcite bel Defenders
outer 9oune?" Crete: sc ncin.
Gr 1T i'm @cgentbeil bette bod)it nm.
gebalten iibcr meirc Gobc Shneibcr.
redlnntng. Sd boIie odriinl, oaB CT
aus 1relibc boriibcr, Sab iii oic
n0d)ite bc5oblen miibt, ieire Ginpil
.llirla gcbcn miro"
Tas erIGicnbe @ort.--Gil
beriihmter, uielfeitiger Sd)riitIiclct
miro III elmer 8eieQifait Don einenl
8dnSdcn nit %cnoloien 6rngen &c.
plagt. v@oS idreiben Sic cigcntlid,
anl licbitell, SEER Iuftor?" iragt Der
Flogegeiit id)lieBlid). .Guittun-
gem" laitet Ole antiuort. Ger
Sfriititeler bate iorian Hiibc.
" a. t Der @emobnbcit. =
Ser cbcmaIige Groid)fenfuiider Sii.
iele III sum Gonoutteur Der .GIcftri.
ihcil" ilnaeiotteIi. @leid, AM c%ritcll
Gage tritt cine StGru,,g in Der 2ei.
iultg cil,, Der @ngell riibri iid) nid)t
bonn 6let. uGi," ritit Suiclc, .ipenn
it jest nur mcine Ycitite our SonS
b0ttc!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
Sdiffsnadridten.

2i3aro, 81. Sebruar, - Signa.
~lilirt: Ganpier vRinnebuba," Don
NeIpfYorf nnd] 2onoon beitimmt.
GnecnStown II, ~. Sebruur.-
Ter Gambler Baltic" troi pon9teip.
Uorf elm uno iubr nod 2~ipcrpppl
meiter. ,
Ger Gampier n2uiitanin" lit nod,
Netps9orf a%beefabren. .,,
Soutb a III ptom q. 3cbruar.
Ger Iampier st. 2cniS" lit DOT,
Geiu. 9orf einactroiien.
Ibselabren nod Telu.g)orf lino bic
Compiler nErtnj 8rieorid) @iIbelm"
mo .B%reiioent @ront."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
Mbiabrtstase Der Eaiaaier.2 Camper
Uon WeWsYurf.

Oon WeD'Yorf.
Sim I. WGr5 .America" nod Neo'
pei ulo @enuu.
am 9. MGr; yaroonIanb" nod
2,l;tpcrpcn.
am 2. @Grj .Wauretonio" nod
liverpool.
Nm 2. WGr5 ,alice" nod Neopcl
mo Srielt.
Am 9. NIrS yWabonuo" nod
Teapcl mo WoriciIleS.
gu 3. Mdr5 r8retasne" nod
Saurc.
Sim 3. IGrs rRbein" nod 9res
meu.
Am 3. Idr5 .Senig Slap" nod
aopenGagen.
I'm 8. Wlrs .YrinjcB Srenc"
nah Gibraltar uno Reapel.
Nm 8. Ndr3 .Iuc 81 Nbru55i"
lldh Eeapel mno 9erua.
Sim 5. @Gr5 r6inInnb" nod Tca.
rel nnb @enua.
Im 5. Mdrs oEhilaoeIpDia" nod
southampton.
am 8. Mdr5 .9aurentic" mad,
2iperpooI.
Vim 5. Wlrj oG%drinania" nod
Gibraltar in,b TeapeI.
arn 5. N1rs columbia" nod
0losgolp.
Nm s.. Mdr; .aaiicr @i!6clm Ser
@roBe" mad, Yremen.
4m S. Mi1rj .NocrSom" nady
8otterOam
Im .. Wdr5 .Ancona" nat Nea-
Pei unS @enun.
am 8. Ndr3 nGitonia" nod Mot.
tc.oain niib 9i6au.
gun 10. iMdr; .2orrniM" nod
3apre.
Nm 10. Idrj ~3ieten" nod grc.
men.
Mm t2. Wdrs .@eaina S'stoIia"
nod Neapel nn0 @emia!!' ~"
~ 7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28

rid opfenbe Musfunft.--
Sunuc 7ai1tc (bie einen Walbpoacl
iinsen bort, gum Giitider): yNas lit
hos fir Elm 8peef?" - 0utifer:
.Iat9 Int is Gel, Giepb6gefM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
oscar Bitter,
Weriidermuas'Nsen nnS Mafler.
5 Gommerees. nabe Baltimorsfr

Tteie ate Rirniulsr Esmpasnie III ieIt Rtsr
utter 3ahrtu Ia gaiiimsrt s~trtrsteu stpsItu.
Gle bat @uihabsu psn aber $1,000, 900 aus
siusu uebcriGul ppn iber 5000, 900, ober
nit aaSsren Hurtsn srIast, ibr rspsrihua
lit bteimal 10 srpi, ais has 0apital. Aus
b%eatibtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
Tnrd, sas Weriidtruuss. Tspartsusnt.
Gonbeniirter Nusmris iiber ben
Stanb Der
&ermania Semer Yerf@e-
rungs-&efeqf6aft
BON RewsDsrf, g'..s.
an u, EsSsmber 1910.

pun Nm'Uorl, N.'U.
am u, HsStu,ber 1910.
%eeianulie @iniOmmcn iuabreno
Geinnmle slisaabsn pibrero oss
Tdpres ............... 2.7l1.s0o.So
..a... +" A., =-=-----
0utaabtn.
Bon Der G5sieuidait eeeianeteS
@runoeiesntbnm =. ,......., $3.50 100000
siatntbnm =. ............. 370.5O0,Oo
8eftuifaii seb5rig .......... 4.22B. POLL
Padr I'm Fnreali iinn III Parfeii
lro Srint'e omrnanie'n ...... jss. 1882
Observation-Disclosures :. ........... t9b,3a2. II
1piiise uno nnfeeIauiere 5infen
ui,o .@istbet ;. .......,.... 2s.2i5.ii
Niiitr fiber oeii VuobWerth. .., l2i 1874 "a
Rrui.osSut5ubea ......... $8.57i $3.50
Wimi saastaMseus @utpaSsn.
Doe, lGiietr fiilia. l2,486. 10
@ciamuit 5iseiIanoelle Slibaben $685. ,129.i4
STANDARDIZATION.
Serluiie II. uiibcsnnlie
Iniprii9e tfettol.. $3.50, 15l.I2
Seianlmtc ultperoicrte
Eramie1 :, 2d8 ,2s9.2o
Suldre. WSielteu. Slis.
g1belI etc. ....,... Doe 1I0.yS
SiuaiSs. 9oil!ib unb
Silbilteuerit ....... 36,B00.OO
committeeman, D,dilers
@c6ibrcn etc. .... G,2t3.07
Sir Riidpgtfthernna
auotreH &eieuihat.
ten fdulotB 100. 24.ESj.l5
@eiarrInie decentralization. allc.
apnonfmen NdiinI .......... S3,553.a i012
SbutfddJIit bdar eiRs
ttJnbiifs stnDi!1l: J 1000. 100000
llsberid,ub iibtr aue
2Serbinoiidieiitn ..2,0osAf9.02
ileMfi1ub III 8ejua, Der 4%rlieell.
Snbaber -. -. .!.9.. ....... s3.00s. 4i9.O2
0efu.nntit Standardization so. $685.. 3aott
.qeiroa Der ON 81. 3ssemtsr 1909
IN ben Bet, Stonte,t In graft If
hfinlider Eeliesn .sG4e. 32o,o37,O 90
~qpres. 1908 aiisge'isliieu
EciireIt ..........!.t9..... -. L2eS,599UO
4iullien, ipeidpe Ipabren0 1909. In
Dsdrb.dro eIrpfanael pHroen. 52.04i.32
On Darhluno III 1900 bt5dblte.
an @arplars in 1909 %erIiirne
Serlhife -. .".....,'....'.. 8l'f5o'oo
ataat alarslans, serkAer nnss. 1rpa rsmsnt,
6ebular 1910. Sd beideiuiee Iierp,it. odb
9srItebenoes eiH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sIus Iiig nue
BEN, Nuepeiie Der yWermania Jtre 9Ifuranre
Is einp aus" bis aum 81. December 1909. iuie IT
in oiciem eiredii einecrs!dt. porssil. ".
2erVderunesse cntntiEdr.
SuAu g.. 9ulfcr, Beih1itsiiibrer,
VsssshIGdf
Baltimore Mno NORTH Strafr,
2: NIur. Giusass an Ssr gsrtI. strsae.
t56.63,1U
arA- saFEF L.HNaa"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
|9arrp Aiacf,
0ofal. Ngent,
ia bamber Of Commerce 8lss.

Goubeuhrter Mus,ueis lbtr ben etanb Der
gltns Suns SHiaranu Tumpaui usu
@Iens Ians, N,.D., en- 81. Te6enibtr 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
&eriid)crnuss- MusWeiic.
g. 8. 9origan.
SieFsrr @sidattsiabrsr.
I. Tlur Galuert @nilSing.

Tnrdl oas 8eriiGsruuss. Trparttmtut
Gunotnirttr Iusipeio ater ben etauo Der
uaprtbipetern National Suiuraucs GBmpanH"
pon Milpanfse, ssiSe., an u. 1ejrubsr
1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
@eriidernnss.M nsmeiic.

sardl eas ttiidrrnuss : 60 arttmsnt
----t-.-----
Gonrcutrter Nnsmete iber heu etana Der
,Sttclttn 3irc Suiurnutt Sen,paun ben 9ieip.
Dort" au ~. Ttitrnbtr 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
Yeriidcrmngs Nnswriit.
1urab sas 9sridsrunss. fesartemsHt.

EpupepNrter Nuswsis abet peu Staao bet
.,Vpmt Suiurance Gu,upanh non Nep'gprf"
AMI n. Tttmber 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28

eiaat W,arniauS. asriidrrpnss. sparttWt ut.
Com mitidr TO Seiiteau. dltim more. bet
81. S1nuur 1910. Sh beideiHipe hermit.
BAH BoriiebeEoes ein ipabrbeiispetreuer Iifs
5lis ai, DEM RnStpeife ber, Wprthu efitrn Ws.
tipndi Sniuraate 81" ypu Wifwaufee. 9Sisc.
big jnui 81. Se5ember 1910. ipie er in biclem
Viireou eiugfreiht iporbeu. III.
. Btni. 4. Gronie,
t5G.G3. 70) Berfidlsrulas' s omtriiidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28

Mnswett hbtr btu sians Der y9sterSture sas.
mae ano 9nfuranes 0smpaup" upn Yettrs.
hIrs, Va, AIT u. ftstmeer 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
Ieper's @ori9lage.
Sffisicreorps Der 9~nnbesflptte iul
berjinst perSeu.

S%iodungef I'M advancement nno
MangeI on erfobrenen Sffi5ierca
iiir bobere GommonooItellen. -
Nieoereinfibrlug oes Iomiralss
unS 8ice-I bmiraIs .RongeS em-
pioblen. Otto Der Sau zines
G~rcoonougbt pon $4,000 Sorl-
nen. NeitnperOe gegen all5ll
itramme Sonobobuta Der Gin
manoerumgss uno Noturali'a'
tions. @eiete. = @alinger iiber
Gr.6orild)ei Yinfot'S A~uSiagell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28

Retrng Der an 81. Gs5enbsr
1909 In ben @er. 5ianier in
sraii beitnbiideH EoIi0n. $5G6. 2i2. l4B.(
9etrds Scr In WnrOlauo ipdb.
iteGten 9eiiten ............. zoos. 1921
Er1inier. wei6e 5ipibreuS. 1905.
r. in WedrUla1o .empidngen ipur'
ben :. II. ME. 32.Odi /
i8etMiie -. ,...,,....I.' 1887
serlnite -. ............. 7.777.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
@criidjcrnusss Mnsiueiie.
rurd, Sas perfdcruuas. I epartsmen

SenosuNrter 9tusiueis abcr Den einRo Der
.,@crntan.N american 1ire Sniurauo Ga
BON Baltimore, NIB, AM ~. Gr5einbtr 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28

an Ut, Tt5fnlbtr IgIU.
@sidHunie Ginionmen rpibreno
beS SaprPS ....,.......... $3.l52, o20.24
SelnrlMte .lif aub,n pibreto oss
toJres ........... 2,7i5,s09.S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-28
turn sas geriaeruuss. 7 e, artemsut.

Goubmf irter Nuepcis abcr ben etdub Der
s#DpW,aia'' @ S.rn's ann 'a M Tss,u Tii Soe. w"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
Toledo Items.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, Sept. 14.-Battery r, f1t'h
field artillery of the United states
regulars. arrived here Saturday noon at
o'clock on their way from Sparta to
Fort Des Moines. having come from
Traer where they had camped Friday.
About 1000 people visited the company
at the fair grounds Sunday. where they
were encamped. They left early Mon
day morning for Grinnell.
DR.. w. w. Beam, wife and son Wat
son left for their home Saturday, at
Rolfe. after pleasant visit at the j.
A. Owen home. Alfred owen accom-
panied them.
Contractor B. ]. Seveatt and Superin-
tendent II. ]. Reichmann We're at Gift
ford Saturday on business connected
with the city paving. I
]. r. NJ. Bishop arrived home Sat
urday morning from Sydney, Neb,
where he has spent the last three
weeks.
Lee Irish has moved his family into
the j. w. Lamb residence in East To-
ledo.
Misses Ferne and Phyllis Chaffee left
Monday for Chicago, where Miss Ferne
viii resume her musical studies and
Miss Phyllis will take kindergarten
training.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
IOWA MAN AGAIN BEING CON-
slDERED FOR SUPREME
COURT VACANCY.
DEATH OF SOLICITOR BOWERS
REMOVES TAFT's CHOICE
Deemer Again Looms Up as a Strong
Possibility if Appointment is Given to
the West-Wickersham Despite In
forest in Trust Cases, May Be Chosen
Others Mentioned.
Especial Correspondence

Washington, Sept. 14.-While there
has been little or no discussion here of
the probable successor to the late So
licitor General Lloyd Bowers, OF Chi
cago, his death has made it necessary
for the president to pick another man
for the vacancy on the supreme bench
caused by the retirement of Mr. Justice
Moody, Of Massachusetts, and the death
Of Chief Justice Fuller.
1t is known that the president had
practically decided upon Mr. Bowers
either for the chief justiceship or an
associate justiceship. If Governor
Hughes, of New York, had been NOM
mated for the chief justiceshp. then
Mr. Bower. was to have taken the
other position on the bench.
There is still a likelihood that At
torney General Wickersham will be
nominated for one or the other va
cancy. 1t Is true that his connection
with the Standard Oil and the tobacco
trust cases would seem TO eliminate
him. yet the president is said to be
anxious to promote his chief legal adj
wiser, and it may yet be done.
Again the name of United States
Circuit Judge vandeventer Of Wy
oming, is being mentioned. He is re-
garded as one of the ablest jurists In
the west and the policy of the president
in advancing circuit judges is in his
favor.
Associate Justice Horace f. Deemer.
of the Iowa supreme court, is another
strong possibility. should the appoint
ment go to the west He is Il warm
personal friend of the president and Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
Dumont News Notes.
, Tim es- Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Dumont, Sept. 14.-C. IL. b. Wilson
moved to the Hartgraves property on
First street.
Mrs. Cash Smith is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Storm. OF Armstrong TINS
week.
The teachers of the public schools
We're entertained at the George Brown
home Friday evening as a farewell to
Henry and Clara Brown. who left Mon
day for their college work at Grinneu.
Mrs. NJ S. Needhaln is visiting among
her relatives and friends for short
time but will return to South Dakota
for the winter.
The thank Offering services of the
w. T.. NJ. S. will be conducted in the NJ
E. church next Sunday at IL o'clock.
Vera Sutton returned at latter part
of last week from an extended stay
with her brother Dale. III Council
Bluffs.
Mr. Fred Noelting, ST., was quite Sc
verely injured at the Minnesota state
fair last week by being run over by
a horse. He was taken to the hospital
but was afterwards brought home.
Vern Ahrens has left for Mt. Morris,
H., where he has entered school this
year.
Mr.. w Gibbons left Tuesday for the
Methodist Episcopal conference at
Charles City. Mr.. Gibbons closed good
years work and his many friends hope
that he may be returned to us. He goes
to n conference with all collections tax
en-. and all benevolences met. and with
his salary fully paid. besides having
made extensive improvements on the
church property, which is all paid for
l.. j. Mulllins is visiting his sister
Mrs Adams, at Webster City for few
days.
Norman Hall and family are In ou-
mont on n visit from Los AhseleS'
where they think they have the hheS'
climate and surroundings 10 be had.
Mr.. Hall has a small fruit farm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
TRACED TO ITS SOURCE
Epidemic Cases Developed at Whit.
temore-Fifteen other Cases Deve-
oped From This One, says Dr.. Frost.

Special to Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 14.-It is now re-
garded as almost certain that the entire
epidemic of infantile paralysis in Iowa
this year came direct from case that
was brought from the east and gained
foothold at the town of Whittemore
in the summer of 1909. 1t was discov-
cred by DIR. Wade Frost while in
northern Iowa that there We're in all
fifteen we'll defined cases developed
from that center. 1t was his belief that
this was the origin of all the trouble
in Iowa this year. Dr. McManus, mem
Der of the state board of health, con-
tracted the disease four years ago
while visiting an eastern hospital in
which several cases were being treated,
but probably there wah no spread from
this case. That the disease is taking
deep hold everywhere is shown by a
report only last week that the Penn
sylvania state board of health has re-
ports of 443 cases in and around Pitts
burg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
SUPPOSED RosBER CAPTURED
AT MASON CITY WITH MUCH
WEALTH ON HIM.
SUPPOSED TO BE MEMBER
OF MONTANA BANDITS
Jewels to Value Of 5000 or $1,000
Found on Person Of Stranger Giving
Name Of Charles Hardins-Is Wanted
At Great Falls for Participation in
Big Diamond ROBBERY.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to ines-Republican.
Mason City. Sept. IA supposed
diamond robber was picked up here
this morning by Sheriff Holden. He
gave the name Of Charles Harding,
but registered at the Wheeler Hotel
under a different name.
The sheriff of Great Falls, Mont,
notified the sheriff here to look out for
the man. After being taken to Jail he
was searched. On his person was found
seventeen unset diamonds, one set da-
:nond, one diamond ring, three gold
watches, two automatic guns loaded,
and skeleton keys. The value of the
diamonds may reach $4,000 or $4,000.
According to advices, Harding with
others was implicated in one of the
biggest diamond robberies ever occur
ring in Montana.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
WILL LOWER REVENUES.
The Auditor of State Shows Proper
istina of Corporation Stock.

The Auditor of State Shows Proper
Listing of Corporation Stock.
Des Moines, Sept 13.- Aletter from
John l.. Bleakly auditor of state. makes
clear a matter that has been in doubt
for some time as to the proper listing
of corporation stocks and shares in
preparing the county tax levies. A
decision has been reached by the
supreme court of Iowa in the case OF
MorriI. ct al. against Bentley, treas
urer of Black Hawk county, in which
it has been decided that all stocks
and shares Of the above nature should
be assessed as moneys and credits and
not as personal property, which has
been the rule heretofore. The supreme
court also holds that Indebtedness
may be deducted from the amounts of
shares and stocks in making the as
sessment.
This decision will lower the revenue
in each county Of the state according
to the size of the corporations doing
business in each as each corporation
will take advantage of it's right to de-
duct it's Indebtedness, while former
ly this was not allowed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-14
SKIN DISEASES
HUMcRs IN THE BLOOD

Nature has made ample provision
in the moisture and sunshine OF the
air for the outward protection and
healthy condition of the skin. But
the more important work of nourish-
ing the cuticle has been left to an in
ward source-the blood. 1t is from
the circulation that the pores and
glands receive their stimulus, and
the fibrous tissues are all preserved
in a healthful state because OF con-
slant nutriment supplied by the blood
1t is only when the circulation be-
comes infected with humors or acids
that we are troubled with skin affec-
tons. The humors producing these
troubles are carried through the cir
cnlation direct to the skin, and their
irritating or intianmatoTy effect re-
mains until the blood is cleansed.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases, because
it is the greatest of all blood purifiers.
1t goes into the circulation and