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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
ARMY SECURES INJUNCTION.
Supreme Court of New York Enjoins
American Salvationists.

The supreme court Of New York has
recently given a decision that Is OF
much interest 10 the Salvation Army
corps thruout the country The in
junction issues against the American
Salvation Army. and restraints that
organization from using either of the
words Salvation or Army in It's
incorporate name: or 70 wear the uni
form similar 10 the Salvation Army.
containing either of the letters, s. or
"a. S. A" The Injunction goes even
further in its restraining order, and
prevents the American Salvation Army
from printing or selling copies of The
American Salvation Army War Cry
or using in the title OF its official paper
the present name Of the paper, or any
Of the different words of the name
The American Salvation Army,
which was organized following the
Salvation Army. has caused the Slava-
ton Army workers mora or less an
noyance because of the fact that the
public has confused the two organiza-
lions. and funds, solicited by the Amer
lean Salvation Army, have been given
by the public when it was believed
that the people were aiding the Saliva
rion Army. The decision il most i'm
portant TO the Salvation Army.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
AN APOLOGY
Great Crowds Throng Archie Parker's
Store on Opening Day Of Sale and
Clerks Can Not Wait Upon Gus
toners and Give All Best Attention.

The closing out sale at Archie Par
ker's store opened Wednesday morning
and Mr. Parker and his clerks were not
prepared for the great crowds that
we're present for the opening Several
hundred people were obliged to leave
before they could make their purchases,
so great was the crowd Mr.. Parker
desires 20 make an open apology to
those who could not get the promptest
attention and will make every effort
during the continuance OF the sale to
give every customer the best Of atten-
ton.
The sale will continue until the en-
Tire stock is disposed of and Mr. Par
ksr requests that the ladies visit the
store in the mornings when the clerks
have more time TO devote to individual
wants
II is impossible 70 quote the many
reductions offered but everything goes
a q bargain. E-ass gends At ene-third
and fourth off, silks at one-third
reduction and exceptional bargains in
every line
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
INTER- STATE TORPEDO
EIdridse. Beebe Automobile Company
Receive An Inter State Torpedo
"Forty'-Watch For 1t, You Can't
Hear It,

one OF TIE most attractive cars
which has arrived in this city this year
IS the Interstate Forty torpedo
model which has just been received
by Eldridge- Beebe Automobile Com
pany. Il is the very latest production
from the plant of The Inter- State Com
pany at Muncie and it has many new
features which have not yet appeared
on the local market. This new model
has already attracted the attention OF
the critics at all the shows turnout the
country and its striking and handsome
appearance harmonizes in every way
with the tine finish and luxurious
equipment which is furnished The
general features meet the requirements
OF this type of body in every way and
il gives the maximum amount Of COM
fort, style, durability and protectic/
from weather and road conditions. The
graceful lines of the body are some
what different than most of the torpedo
models as the extended dash does not
offer any projections which are of high
air resistance. Its smooth, glossy ex-
terror and its beautiful stripping COM
Dined with the rakish steering column
and the high we'll shaped doors make il
one of the classiest ever seen in this
city.
The quietness of the motor and its
sweet running qualities make a har-
monious combination with the grace,
beauty and comfort of the torpedo
body. The shifting and brake levers
are placed inside of the body where
they are easily shifted and give pro-
lection TO the hands. The upholstering
Of this car is performed in a very eff
ticienI manner and Spanish leather is
used turnout. The tenders carry out
the straight line effect Of the body in
perfect harmony and the radiator and
other parts such as lamps are of baked
enamel finish. The lamps are com bina-
ton electric and oil, and many special
accessories are furnished with this
particular model.
This handsome car was sold to
James T. Pound, of the we'll known
clothing firm Of Keller & Pound.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
CHARLES c. CLARKE DEAD.
Former Associate of Cornelius Wander
hilt known to MANY Here

bilt known to Many Here.
telegram received about s o'clock
Wednesday evening by Mrs. James A
Wright. West Webster street, an
nounced the death few hours pre-
vious. Of her brother-in law Mi.
Charles c. Clarke. of New York City.
Mr.. Clarke's death was from ailments
due to old age He will be rem embered
by many friends in this city, with
whom he became acquainted while
here on visit several years ago. Nj.
Clarke. until few years ago. was first
vice president Of the New York Cen
trial railread system. resigning because
Of his declining years. He was vice
president at the time Cornelius Van
derbilr was at The head Of the system,
and the two were intimate friends
Mr.. CIarke's immediate surviving
family is composed Of his three chill
dren, c. c. Clarke. Jr., Of New Haven,
Conn. who is professor Of French at
Yale; F. c. Clarke. a business man OF
New York City; and Mrs. Charles
Titus, Of Utica, y. Y. Mr. Clarke was
past 50.
The funeral will probably be held
Friday, and interment will be in the
famous Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
OPENS NEW STORE.
Flower Adds Grocery Stock to Large
Meat Market

Flowers Meat Market, the Oldest and
largest market IN the city, will here
after have q large and choice line OF
fancy and staple groceries in conneo-
ton. The grocery department will &C.
cupy the store room a. 80 North Cen
ter street adjoining and in connection
with the meat market. The new gro
Gerry is now open for business and the
patrons Of the Flower market may now
secure their meats and groceries from
the one store. Phone your order for
meats and groceries TO PA. The grocery
line is complete and the best in staple
and fancy goods will be carried.
The Flower grocery offers potatoes
at 80 cents a bushel, or in orders o.
five bushels or more al % cents a
bushel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
REoUIsITloN FOR RAYLE.
North Carolina Sheriff Secures Requis.
ition Eor .Extradition

In a letter received by Sheriff A. A
Nicholson this morning, Sheriff b Z.
Jones, Of Greensboro y. c., wrote that
the necessary steps had been taken in
his state to secure a requisition for the
extradition Of Harper Rayle, who is
wanted at Winston Salem, y. c., for
murder. The letter added that an Of
icer would leave for here Tuesday
night or Wednesday morning. II is
expected now that the officer will ar
rive some time Friday or Saturday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
HAS POST CARD SHOWER.
NJ. J. Hussey, Of Albion, Remembered
BY Friends on 18th Anniverxarv,

N. J. Hussey, Of Albion, Remembered
by Friends on 18th Anniversary.
The 18th anniversary OF Milton J.
Hussey. one of the pioneer residents OF
Albion. was the signal for post card
shower participated in by relatives and
friends thruout many states A total
of 147 cards We're received from many
points in iowa and from other states.
including New York Michigan. Ohio.
Illinois, Wisconsin, the Dake.as, Wash
;ngIon. and California.
After church services Sunday the
pastor announced TO the congregation
that Mr.. Hussey had been a member Of
the church longer than any other per-
son now living, and as a result all
members of the congregation extended
their congratulations following the
service.
Mr.. HuSsey has the distinction Of be-
ing the tallest man in his ,own-the
exacr height OF Abraham, Lincoln. six
feet, four inches in his stocking feet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
GOOD VIEW OF COMET.
Wednesday Night Afforded Best View
Yet ObtainabIe in West.

Yet ObtaInabIe m WEST.
Halley's comet was viewed 20 the
best advantage Wednesday night than
at any time since. the comet put in its
appearance in the west. The light of
the moon was partially obscured by
clouds. and the comet appeared much
brighter than on preceding nights. A
light streak extending toward the south
and east showed the tail for a distance
of a few feet AS YET, however. the
comet is a disappointment as far as
being visible to the naked eye is con-
cerued
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
FLOUR At WHOLESALE PRICE.
IDEAL Grocery Will Sell Car Load Of
Myers Favorite at Si.io.

The Ideal Grocery will sell car load
of this well known brand at wholesale
price or less. Myers Favorite is q very
high patent flour made from selected
hard wheat No better -four made.
We will sell it while it lasts at S145
per sack for cash. Special price on
Eve and ten sack lots. Every sack
guaranteed.
IDEAL GROCERY,
Phone 502 No. 3 East State
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26

Thomas Allen, OF this city. died Oct. !.
1909, in this city, while on a visit here.
The mother. six brothers, and two sis
tiers are living. One sister, Elinor,
died Sept 9, 1905
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
In the Police Court,

Ed Willard and Andy Wolder, ar
rested by Constable Reed for being
drunk, paid the costs when arraigned
in Justice Peeks court this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
another Death in Wyatt Family.

Iican frorn Diohsyy, n n tells nf the
death there of Lawrence Alfred, the g.
year-o1d son of Mrs. w. F. Wyatt, for
merly Of Lamoille: the lad died Friday
of pneumonia, following measles. The
boys father, who was brother Of Mrs..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-26
WHITE SWISS DRESSES
On Sale Friday and Saturday at 1871
Vast Main Street

Your choice of twelve handsome
white swiss dresses for Friday and
Saturday for IS each. This is sample
line and very cheap. Sizes 81 TO 80.
All lace and embroidery trimmed
BENEDICT & BRTNTEALL.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
LOVERS LEAP
4 q Lesson u u !. ]. Mlatchma|kin That
Brought Double Results.
B: syi NELLIE cRAVEY GILMORE
tCopyrlght. 1909. BY Associated Literary

4: sys 3 NELLIE c RAVEY GILMORE
tCopyright. 1903. BY Associate Literary
( gss:ss A. s. II. 9 Press \
Miss Drusilla looked shrewdly across
the reading table at Colonel 'Weymah
he; gave no outward Indication Of lhav
Ing foolishly lost his passage. and the
0minous gathering Of scissors on the
bare ma hogany opposite caused him to
glance up with an ostentatious display
OF surprise Il sss.s
Miss SDrusilIa proceeded to Sdivest
herself Of needle, thirnble and yarn be-
fore framing her opening words with
cool de!iberation. II appears to me,
John, that the time for clinching mat
tiers between these young people is
just about ripe, = q. s.s "a
Colonel ;Weyman received this an.
nouncement with a bea ming face. Elk.
actly. Drusilla. y: was thinking about
putting bug In the young scamp
ear no later than this very morning.
You do the same In regard to- Pencil.
ope. 3 Wen just, drop them "a hint OF
two concerning our, wishes ii the mat.
ter; give them to understand that their
union IS q thing that was planned In
their cradles: point out the various ad
| vantages THAT will accrue
Miss Drusilla broke lin with . dis.
dainfui sniff and q quick toss Of hez
silyering culls Good gracious John
Weymap! DO you want Is ruin every
thing? Listen to: me- There's but one
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
The Bow COLLECTOR.

One day the front door bell of q GER
tain Toronto house rang, and the mis-
tress of the home, answering the sum-
mons, found on the threshold q dimin-
utive Irish lad
.;,.! ssWell,'' she queried, "what is it?'
!. .s.I've come for the money! was the
laconic but cryptic response. 80 49,. IN: Y
y ! The lady had no idea what the boy
meant, butTfinally the latter made it
clear that he had come to collect a
small sum owing on parcel which
had been delivered to a visitor in the
house. The lady paid the money and
then suggested that she be given a
receipt. - -, 1t $780,
i, Receipt! What's thats" asked the
small but determined collector.
Z The lady explained that as they were
each acting the part of agents in the
transaction it would be advisable fox
him to give her something IN the shape
of voucher. -;s:.s5s c. -.
The lads business education evident
~ did not include knowledge of tho
technicalities of any such formal pro.
ceeding as this. bat he was bright
and Irish. So, with the remark, saw,
II know what You want now" he wrote
on the back Of the memorandum he
had brought with him: q 'S.5s I'D S5s = =
1T. Ma1oney came for the money
and got It @s; .sSsa! : :r
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
Santa Claus, Revenge.

Belated comes advice tonight s3i
hol,t proper cause, Z.
/ Two foolish boys went on strike s N
| - Against s;old Santa Claus. u IS
| They sent him written word that he
~ Must take two trips 81 year,,
The first an early one to see
What ildren wanted here. s;5
They said his work of late was bad
They criticised his taste. sss5
They said It made Them very sad Is BIZ &s}I
Those presents gone to waste. asssss Is q
They asked him why he: Thought BOY $ss
Would want "a Teddy bear. 81, .$,SS
They said II seemed he could employ
~ Much better Judgment there 5*$s
They wrote 3; him frankly what they
thous be.
"a protest IN ZACH line. ESttt
They told him that I they thought he ought
To sell out and resign l3. s ssS
They covered reams OF paper then
To tell him what to do s55 sIs5
/ The how, the which, the what, the when.
They carefully went through
And then they told him what; to bring aSf
Is For each boy IN their town,
And forS thense lves- q Oh. every hingI',$ IS
Was just what they put down. So
They thought the: saint was far too old N
To understand their scheme & E S32 ss$ss
And each one bought al bag, to hold
Their presents, sit would seem.
But when they; woke on Xmas morn
6 With What did Santa brfng?,'s
WHY Just IS sure as you are born.
By He hadn't left a ling! ii
ef';TAcY q RAKHI ii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
/ The ----
! i Book !. 3 J, J j.
.at SIS
Willing to Try.

> "And SO, my friends the sunshine
orator went on eloquently, with all
our troubles, all our woes, our cares
and little disappointments in life, let
us laugh them off. Has your friend.
the man who for many years you have
trusted as you would your own broth
er, deceived you? Laugh it of. Has
your business. that once was prosper
GUS, grown dull and sluggish Laugh
It Off. Has worry entered in to dis
turb your peace Of mind? Laugh it
off. Have you quarreled with one
you love? Laugh 1t off" ~ .,s'r'
''Say. mister" Interrupted a weather
beaten old man sitting in the front
row. "can't We vary this we're enter
tainment with jest a few really funny
jokes?" -" - a. %,%#1.:.'
"Jokes," retorted the lecturer. "jokes!
Why should I5indulge in such frivolity
at such time as this?" .-.H
"Waal, We see,"s returned the old fell
low, squirming in his seat. II got a
porous plaster on that tickles me like
time, and thought mebbe with a
leetle help I might laughit LIP.
pincott's. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14

No. FLAMING gan was a business Wis.
itort in this city ii Z, injection with
the Great Norther n railway last week,
\ Heide, president Of the Devils
Lake State Bank, was the guest Of j !.
M. Thompso in this city several days;
last week. $ # 8 sS'
". r.. Orr, and Mrs. Henry Medel-
man and daughter from near Crazy
were visiting at the home Of Mrs. Eliz.
[abeth Walsh IL; this city last week.
Dr.. Einars Onsum LETT Friday for
Norway where he goes to further his
studies in the medical profession and
to take a rest from his duties and Wis
| it$relatives and friends in the father
land. }5s
Tom Young's wood yard opened on
October 18th and can supply you with
Ian kinds 81. wood Have d big stock
Eof dry oak on hand. Office with 20.
"a. Dodge, phone 40. Yards between
Arnold and Flint avenues, on Fifth St.
Il you want anything done In the
line 81 carriage or wagon work call at
Mike Mandy, black smith shop where
they make q speciality of that kind of
work. Competent men are employed to
do rubber tire work and sleigh repair
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
His Orders.


A Scottish parish minister was going
from home and procured the clergy
man Of neighboring parish to off,
ciate on Sunday. The parish minis
ter's servant, who was also beadle;
was sent over to the station to drive
the visiting reverend gentleman to the
manse. i-...,- .
When the train arrived the beadle
asked the visitor to be good enough to
wait awhile, as he had some errands
to do before going home. It was two
hours before he returned. The min
lister was furious and threatened to re.
port the beadle to his master.
"Weel, sir, We can dae that If ye
like" said the beadle, ''but he tell't me
himself to wait till it was dark afore
I drove ye over, for If the folk O. the
village saw whs was to preach nae
body wud turn oct the morn"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
y. !. n. p. = = . = !, Z.
Muscular Iheolonx,

Birmingham was the home Of prize
fighting when the ring was patronized
BY literature and royalty. Brumma.
gem pets were to be found everywhere
sighting their way to fame and to that
little public house In which they aimed
Ito spend their declining days. There
was Bendigo-the famous Bendigo--
who relinqu ished the idea dc the tav
5ern and became an enemy to all nm
righteousness, Volts atheists he
asked once on being told that q gather
Ing Of men he saw were of that per
Sguasion. He was told. Don't believe
4 b no GOD, don't they n he shouted,
Here, hold my coat. TIL soon show
lem wot's wot Ion Mai.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
~ .' !s;.,; I. * -
st. 81 He Got the Order.

"a London arm lately received from
another London Arm this letter: 81 Il
Dear sir---Today we have given your
Mr.. *. an order. thanks to his colossal
impudence. Where did you find him?
H MI. 3. had only just started selling.
and this was an order from q firm that
ali his predecessors had canyassed in
vain. The. head'of Mr.. ks firm called
him III and questioned him about the
charge OF scol ossai imp,id ence.' .i IS;
ss5SssWell. 1.-THE young traveller explained
eyou told me to adapt. myself to. all
manner: Of circumstances and behave
to possible customers il" their own
way In this case the head didn't look
mp for three minutes after went In
and then he said, We'll, what blood
sucking arm do you representa- I:gave
! him your card and said, These rotten
vampires and 1T seemed to tickle
him =, 4. III. : 4; q !: # sy E
u - so nj ~ . Sna
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
GOT HIS BUMPS.

A Victim Of the Young Ladies' Life
, ..,s:,,::,s1.,.,.;. Saving Fire Corps.
Z The girls had seen a picture Of the
life saving fire corps that had been or
ganized by the young ladies Of an Eng
lish town and decided to form SINH
lar brigade. The drill consisted in
getting around a large blanket and
holding it to catch unfortunates who
should jump from the second or third
stories Of burning dwellings.
But the; fair members of the corps,
after learning how to hold the blanket,
wanted some real practice. After much
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
A New l)fFay Line
Operation

Leo Express, Is the name 81
81 new dray ana transfer line recently
opened in Devils Lake ~ ]. Il. Way.
He has once room in the building arst
n door south os Bells drug store, where
lllles III be glad 10 receive orders Tor
the Delivering 81 trunk packages,
etc, % any part o 81 the city This com.
pary II also sequipp ed for heavy dray.
ing. hone sol. Residence phone
Mo
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
RUnninq Water Frozen.

- Running water is usually the lasez
thing to freeze solid. and when it doess
the cold must be extreme J. Claude.
White in the Wide World Magazine
gives the following description of this
very rare conference.-the freezing of q
mountain torrent in single night:
The phenomenon was one that
have never before experienced-a rum
ming, river frozen solid I'm a night:
When we arrived the waters of this
stream, tumbling over the great bowl
ders and rushing through the tortu-
Gus channels. made q deafening roar.
Gradually, but almost imperceptibly,
the tumult decreased, while, worn OUT
after hard day, we fell asleep. !,
A few hours later. when we awokese.
Q deathly silence prevailed. and ons
booking out. to my intense surprise, l..
found that the rushing torrent Of the
previous night had been transformed
into a solid mass Of ice! In this re-
gfon OF extreme temperatures had
on other occasions seen torrents fro
zen, but never under such startling.
conditions On looking round we found
that everything we possessed was also
frozen solid including oar saddle or
mutton, which was merely block OF
Ice. We were ravenous. but we g0tz
no satisfaction from gnawtng at lumpsa
Of rock which ought to have been O.
succulent joint. and so. despite our
hunger, we had to content ourselves
with littl. tea-to make which We
melted fce-and few biscuits. In,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14


course to pursue If we expect to sue.
coed In our pet scheme. I" & 4 a ST. j3=s &,
$sS. ell 81 be colonel glanced up be-
wilderingly ard with sort Of meek
difference Init, the animated face of
his companion 5s5l :s@@ 49,:
zf. Miss d Drusilla lifted her dainty
fporcelain-like fingers and marked of
her sentences upon them In a clear,
duty voice .s.Just this. you stupid
man: They must be warned against
each other. Every obstacle we can
think of must be placed In their way.
Sentiment must be ia booed. Cool
down all their advances with cold wa.
ter and plenty Of it.tss There's nothing
like IL at this stage, mark my word.
And 81 failure after all these years
would be- Horrible disa ointment to-
us both, John.
The cololel listened to his old
friends admonitions will, unconcealed
$admiratio what 81 diplomat; was
Miss Drusilla, what an excellent life
partner; she would have made for a
man. He heayed an involuntary sigh
sof regret for his squandered youth and
reached across the table to press the
porcelain fingers. There was q tacit
smile. hand pressure, and the colonel
took his departure. ssss.. IL.
Half al hour later d fresh, sparkling
face was Ira med III the doorway. and
q Inasical voice adj dressed Miss Druss.
ssilla: ID tiemuleus accents cent, MAY {
come ia. aunty, dear ~ The question:
was finished upon d hia 1850 az Miss
Drusilla i little slippered feet
here iii the world have Won been =
Penelope Il she questioned yery stern
with a depfacator.y glance ssats the;
young girl Is; vivid cheeks Ia ana u Tie
tumbied 3stra II gold hair hove tf,am S
here IA ly,en.t 81 heen5 Al hers az
aunty. ii Was iust rs iIea1rest ollieas
time III the world Iack An, sIs#
rode yes actually roale..r,n 1 hat seen,
scrae to5 Lovers, ia,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
Happy Persons.

A happy man or woman is better:
thing to find than FIVE pound note.~-
He or she is radiating focus of good
will. and their entrance into a room
is as though another candle had been
lighted. We need not care whether
they could prove the forty -seventfrs
proposition. They do better thing:
than that-they practically demonstrate
the great theorem of the livableness..
Of life.-Robert Louis Stevenson. ::
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
Painful Gravity.

FaIf1fuI 0FaVItys
''Who was 1t discovered the law Of
gravity?''
"Newton. | believe"
"Maybe SO. but that bunch l was
telling jokes to in the smoking car had
absorbed it. If they weren't the orig
inal discoveries"