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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-16
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FIRE ALARM HoxEs.
NMarket and Sheridan stx
as-Htgh and Aewis SITS. e.
s-Market and First ssts. S~
aESmith n High SITS.
Estate and Smith Sta
sAGekinshan Ave. and Hartford sc.
MICommeree and Front sta
Estate and Washington SITS.
E-High ana Wd~aghRington Sc.
@-lian Ave: and CharIes st.
b9-Near United Lead Works.
be-Nesfile and Johnstons SITS.
E-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm St
g-smith st n Watson Ave
fAFront and smith srs.
T2-Watsr and Gordon SITS.
E-Kearny Ave; and Gordon st.
N-LehIsk Ave. and STANFORD 81
a-Near city Hospital.
g-Amboy and Hall Ayes.
ss-Han Ave. and Insiee ST.
TO send In an alarm open tho door, Of
oNLKs and let so. Stay at box Until
special Calls.
I tap-Break In c~iEcutt. I taps-Ffrs
-Polics CALI IS-Can Tor Washinktos
Hose Co. 14-Can for Mcclellan Engin,
Go Is-Sal for Protection Hook an
8-Caii for Lincoln Engine Co. AACai
Tor Garaeld Hoss Company. %EC8I
: zqy entire 0epeFtTasnx n case Of
nhoss@ TO police A-ea60MmTkarws HHa Ag@@a
aa@gsa Tszz@ aNBsgun OK seABsaAA
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SPECIAL VALUES IN CARPETS AND RUG
W Furniture House
104-1o6 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOy
lmnudant.

He-So you insist on breaking of the
engagement?
She-Most decidedly. What do you
take me for?
He-Oh, about forty. Better think
1t over; it may be your last chance
Exchange.
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14862-9-15-2

Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. voorhees,, 264
Madison avenue.
5-2t
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Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply 125 Rector street.
14861-9-15-2t
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Wanted-A girl In the Home Res
taurant, $40 State street.
Sit
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COMING EVENTa.

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HELP

Wanted-By a factory in neighbor-
ing towns, q young man who Is
good at figures and can operate a
typewriter; an exceptional chance
for a man willing to work and bet
ter himself. State age and salary
wanted. Address Factory, care
News. 14854-9-15-2t
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Wented-qirl for light homework.
Apply 1859 Amboy road, Totten.
Vile, N. Y. 14910-9-lo-zC
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WANTED.

MACHINERY WANTED.
VIII buy machine tools, power trans
mission material and other factory
equipment. Newark Secondhand
Mach, Co, 90 Chestnut street.
14694-9-9-1mo.
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HE'LL WANTED-FEMALE.

Wanted-GirI for general house
work, three In family. Apply MIS-
Andrews, 131 Rector street.
1487O-9-15-2t
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Wanted-Experienced stock and
bond statesmen. References and
experience required. Address A.. O..
Bidwell, IL Pine ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
14S22-9-14-6t
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Wanted-Fifty cooks and 100 good
general homework girls at once;
also mattresses, chambermatds, laun-
dresses and nurses. Good wages TO
competent help. Apply Murrays
Registry. 226 East Front St.. Plain
field. Phone 666.
14903-9-16-4t
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Wanted-Man to take care steam
heater during winter. Apply First
National Bank. 14S09-9-14-4t
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Wanted-Young lady for law once,
state qualifications. Address ".
B., care News. 14897-9-1o-5t
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Wanted-Young man for law once;
state qualifications. Address W.
B., care News. l48s8-9-lo-Et
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Cows, Cows, Cows. Just received
two carloads choice fresh cows
and s%pringers, which are for sale or
exchange at the lowest market
prices at Gus Lewis's Stables, 445
18th. Ave, Newark, N. J. Tel. 2804
Waverly. 14~851-9-15-2t
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For sale-Restaurant, two horses.
four wagons, at a reasonable price
as want to retire from business to
go West. Howard Sprague G Son.
So Main street, Tottenville, N. Y.
14875-9-15-3t
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wANTs-FEMALE

Wanted-Position as assistant to
dressmaker. Address c., care
News. 14850-9-16-2t
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INSURANCE..

Is Your Life Insured. We have the
best proposition on the market.
For information address Insurance,
care News. 14912-9-16-1t
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Cor Sale-Eight year old horse. In
qu1re 46S Amboy avenue.
1Aocn n = a.
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Situations Wanted - Situations at
general housework, plain cooking,
etc., for women with babies or small
children. Small wages expected. APP
ply to Joint Committee for Secur-
ing Situations for Destitute Mothers
with ipfants," 10 Academy St.,
Newark, N. u. tS7~S3-10-26-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

Furnished Room in private family,
with or without board. 1928 High
street. 14294-S-26-tf
Three Nice Rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping; also single rooms.
440 State street. ~14469-9-1-tf
Beautiful, Large, Airy Rooms, block
from city hall, overlooking bay.
253 Water street, corner Market
street. 14691-9-9-1mo.
To Let-Few neatly furnished
rooms, private family. PIT Brigh-
ton avenue. 14914-9-16-tf
Room to Let, with board, $40 Madi-
son avenue. 14S96-9-16-2t
Nicely Furnished Room, all convent
ences, So week, near the bay, 43
woodruff place, south OF Gordon,
near Rector. 14894-9-16-1t
Two Furnished Rooms, suitable for
light housekeeping, all improve
ments; centrally located. Inquire
News office. 148S9-9-16-tt
TO Let-Furnished rooms with or
without board, private family.
Apply "a Market street.
12981-8-1 6-tf
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Complete Butcher Business for sale
cheap; must sell quick. Address
VIM. F. Luis, Midtown, N. J.
14901-9-1 GIT
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A GREAI G

For SaIe-226 Washington street,
house and lot.' Inquire Miss Ad-
die Dayton, Matawan, N. j. r. F.
D. No. /. 14911-9-16-3t
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For Sale-Small cottage, two rooms,
also barn, 34 lots, at H~opelawn.
Sell on easy payments. Esberg,
K~easbey, N. j.
t4562-e-s-Tu-Fr-tf
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SPECIALS
For the next 30 Day

Standing Showcase for sale cheap.
37S State street.
14o00-Q-1 e-2t
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HOUSES TO LETT.

SoldoH street.
Inquire 12S Gordon street.
14723-9-l0-7t
Parquet Faeors-These hardwo&
floors are more economical than "a
other ioor covering, cheaper than cary
pets and especially recommended by
physicians. Estimates eheerfuily fur
nished. ~Serapipg, rehnishing, cid floors
made like new.
AIFRED ANDERSON.
f02 Market st. PERTH Aaabev: ssQ
RroadwaA, Tottensills N. <.
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MACHINERY FOR SAFE.

FONF D1HI1Hs
Universal and plain milling ma
chimes. foot. drill and power press
es, s~crew-cutting turret, speed and
spinning lathes; screw machines,
planners and shapers, nickel tanks,
emery grinders, polishing spindies
and miscellaneous small tools; new
and secondhand hangers, shafting,
pulleys and betting q speciality.
Newark Secondhand Machinery Co.,
98-105 Chestnut St., Phone 3031
| Market. 14694-9-9-1mo.
For Sale-One combination desk and
| hAAknaga ana dcaasar aaa iihraEx
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
AMERICAN AVIATOR ESTABLISH
Es SEVERAL NEW RECORDS IN
cRoss-couNTRY TRIP.
BEATS cURTlss' RECORD
AS TO TIME AND DISTANCE
Feat Almost Equals Best Flights Of
Pauhan and characterization to
Arrange For Other Startling Aerial
Journeys = Speed Of Express Train
Maintained.

New York, June 14.-Charles K.
Hamilton. the aviator. whose remark
able cross country flight yesterday to
Philadelphia and return supplied the
tton and new records. Is today looking
for more aerial spaces to conquer. This
morning found the aeroplanist refresh
ed by a good nights rest after his
nerve racking trip and already planning
further conquests Of the air. To him
belongs the honor Of having first flown
forward and backward across the coun-
try between two big cities In one day,
and the satisfaction OF having accom-
plished the eighty six milo trip exact
ly on schedule time. New world feats.
both Of these.
country flight in America is also Ham
iltons by his yesterdays perform
ance. His total distance to P0liladel-
phia and return was IT'S miles as
against $50 miles. Curtiss few from
Albany to New York in the next long
est American flight Paul Hans fight
London to Manchester. beat it by only
eleven miles, and the recent flight in
France by Harry Farman by but two
miles. Hamilton, according to the re-
vised official figures, was in the air
three hours and thirty-four minutes,
mainta ming average speed. New York
to Philadelphia, Of 1892 miles per
hour. and Philadelphia to New York,
5136 miles per hour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14

box containing pair Of pliers. a fash
light, and other articles In the posses
sion Of the young woman. and Of later
finding an automatic cigar lighter and
a piece of burned glove outside the
woman's cell door. The glove had been
partially burned as IL an attempt had
been made to destroy 1t. One glove.
the alleged mate to this one. was
found on the Quick premises the morn
ing after the explosion, and the state
looks upon this as directly connecting
Dr. Guthrie with tho crime.
Defense claims that DR.. Guthrie was
at Prairie City seeking location to
practice, and that aheawas not aware
that DR.. Hall was there. as she had
been led to believe from a newspaper
clipping that he had located in Mich
igan. The defense viii attempt to
show that the relations between the
two were always friendly. but nothing
more, and that DR.. Guthrie had assist
ed DR.. Hall financially at one time
when he was fined for pract!cing with
out state license, even working as
nurse and as domestic when her
practice did not provide sufficient cash.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
FRED WEST, OF ELDoRA. DRINKS
cARsoLic ACID AFTER 'PHoN. j,
ING ABSENT SPOUSE.
THREATENED TO KILL
AGED PARENTS ALSO
West Runs n Block Chased BY Father
and Mother and Swallows Poison
Physician Summoned and May Save
His Life-Domestio Difficulties Cause
of Tragedy.
Special to rimes-Republ,can.

Special to Times-Republican.
E.idora. June l4---Atter telephoning
his wife, who had let, him and gone
to distant town, asking her II sho
would attend his funeral as promised.
and telling the women that by o'clock
he and his father and mother would
all be dead. Fred West. a we'll known
young man or this place. drank an
ounce of carbolic acid at l O'Clock this
afternoon and les IN n serious condition.
West informed lsis parents of his inten-
tions, and was chased one block by his
| screaming mother and his father In an
| unsuccessful effort to prevent his
carrying out his threat.
West, who Is tho son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. West. had trouble with HIS
wife and on Decoration day Mrs. West
went 10 the homo of her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. George Walker. at Ogden.
taking with her the two sInal! children.
shortly before noon today West called
his wife to the phone at Ogden and
asked her II she would keep her prom
ise She replied that she did not know
| what promise was meant, md was re-
minded by the husband that she had
| agreed to attend his funeral She re-
| piled that she would not keep that
| promise. Then West asked her TO tako
good care OF the children. as before 3
| o'clock he. with his father and mother.
| would be dead.
Triod to Kiss Mother Farewell.
| West returned to his parents homo
| to dinner and after finishing the meal
arose from the table and attempted TO
kiss his mother. Asked why no desired
| IN Hs, hA NO lrp
| himself. and left the house. The moth
er followed. screaming. and tho father
| Joined In the chase. West ran to his
own home and before the parents ar
rived swallowed the contents of an
ounce vial OF carholio acid. A physi-
clan was at once summoned and after
using stomach pump he said West
would recover.
West is about 81 years OF age and
| with his father operated a dray limo Ia
! this city. until recently.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
THORNE STRONG AT HOME
Carries Own County by Vote Greater
Than Than Paimer's-aiso Beats
Wilson in His County Of Adair.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington, Iowa, June 14-Clifford
Thorne, who with Colonel Palmer also
a resident of Washington, was nom,-
mated for railway commissioner, in
expressing gratitude for the support
given him in the primaries. is especial
ly grateful for the strong endorsement
given him at home. Referring to his
vote here Thorne says:
II take especial pride In the endorse
ment received here Mt home. My
vote In the town of Washington was
20 larger than the colonel's. In the
county II was s14 larger. next to the
head of the ticket my vote was larger
In Washington county than that OF any
candidate for any contested office for
either county or state. As TO this man
Wilson. who Is taking third place, in
hts home county, Adair, my vote was
100 larger than mis- while II ran 400
majority for Carroll. This county gave
77S majority for Carroll while I ran
500 ahead OF Wilson"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
cuLLoM ASKS PosTPoNEMENT.
Wants Payment Of Corporation Ia
Deferred Until January.

Wants Payment OF Corporation Tax
Deferred Until January.
Washington, June 14.-Senator Cul-
lo1n today introduced a Joint resolution
postponing until Jan. /, next, the post
ponement Of the corporation tax. Leg
islation Is desired because Of the delay
Of the supreme court Of the United
States in determining the constitution
a1ity Of the tax. The resolution was
referred to the cosnlu1ttee on finance.
President Taft has expressed en-
phatic disapproval Of the plan involved
in Cullom's resolution providing for
postponement Of payment Of the cor
poration tax until Jan. 1. Attorney
General Wickersham also disapproves
OF the resolution. Should it become a
law It would be necessary for the gov
ernment to issue certificates to the ex-
tent of s25000.000 to meet obligations
which the treasury department had in
tended paying with the proceeds Of the
corporation tax receipts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
WHITE USED BR|BE
MONEY TOPAY. DEBTS
STATES WITNESS IN LoRlMEF
CASE ACCOUNTS FOR Ex.
A. PENpiTuREs.
BROWNE USED HIS PULL
TO SECURE WHITE A JOB
Political Position Part Of tho Price to
30 Paid BY Lorimer For state Log.
islators Support - Jackpot" Evil
dence Ruled Out by court-othsr
News of the Day.

Chicago, June 14.--The Browne brib-
cry case this morning was without sem
sational developments. Whites tesu-
money was resumed. witness telling OF
pleasure trips he and Browne made
together to st. Joseph and Muskegon
last July. and OF having loaned de-
fendant money on various occasions.
A decision was postponed on the ad-
missibility Of the testimony OF Repre-
sentatives Beckmeyer and Link, who.
it Is alleged. confessed to having been
brfbed to vote for Lorimer.
A number OF letters written by
written by Browne to White were
placed in evidence. They told of small
sums of money sent White and of
Brownies efforts to get job for Wh4p
thru Lorimer Whites direct examina-
ton closed with his explanation OF
what he did with the money he is al
legged to have received for voting for
Lorimer 1t was used. he said. in pay
ment of a number OF debts.
Cross examination OF White began
Immediately. the trend being TO prepare
the ground for the adverse character
Of the testimony introduced later.
later.
Defense Scores Point.
The first day Of the trial before
Judge McSureiy In the criminal court
here OF Representative Lee O'Neil
Browne. charged with alleged bribery
In connection with the election OF SEN
ator Loriner resulted In a partial VIC
tory for Brownies counsel.
Despite the protests by States
Attorney Wayman. McSurely declared
that the so-called Jackpot" evidence
in the case-evtdence recounting the
occurrences at the meeting OF the Illi-
nois legislators in ST. Louis hotel
| must be ruled out The Judge said that
he could sec no logical relevancy In the
alleged st. Louis transaction because
no specific agreement for tho election
of the senator was made there. The
states attorney alleged that the St
Louis transactions were mere pay
ments for vote on an unspecifiey1 bill.
The decision wifi have an important
bearing In the following quarters:
It will eliminate as evidence in the
Browne trial a considerable portion OF
the bribery confession of Representa-
tive White, the man who precipitated
the bribery Investigation.
It brings to immediate issue the
question Of the .admissabiity OF evil
dence regarding the payments alleged
to have been made to Representatives
II. ]. G. Beckemyer and Michael s.
Link. upon whom Wayman depends for
the corroboration Of Whites story.
| 1t may abeolve Repre- sentative Rob-
ert E. Wilson from the charge OF per-
jury upon which he was indicted. Un
der the Illinois statutes. 1t is said. a
person cannot be indicted and tried
for perjury when his testimony is not
| material to the main issue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
LOSES $1,000 PACKAGE
Wife Of New York Customs Inspector,
Spending Summer at Council Bluffs
for HeaIth, Loses Money and vaiua
abIes in Mysterious Manner.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, June 14--Mrs. j. j.
Dawson, Of New York City, wife of the
customs inspector who is spending the
summer here, recuperating from an at
tack Of nervous prostration. reports
to the police the loss of package
which contains $1,000 in cash. Jewels
and securities in n mysterious manner.
Mrs. Dawson was at the Northwestern
station bidding godspeed to friend
and had the package in her handbag
while there. She intended to Deposit
the valuables In a safety deposit vault
and says that when short distance
from the station. going to the bank. she
discovered her loss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
DR.. GUTHRIE's GLOVE
State Forses Strong Link in Chain Of
Evidence Against Woman Accused Of
Dynamitins Quick Homo at Prairie
city-Defense Outlines Its Case.

Special to Times Republican,
Newton. June 14.-Several witnesses
were examined for the state today in
the trial Of DR.. Guthrie, the young
woman held in jail here on a charge Of
dynamiting the home of ]. A. Quick at
Prairie City, in an alleged attempt to
blow up her former sweetheart, DR..
Hall, who with his bride was at the
Quick home at the time. A piece of
burned glove will play an important
part in the evidence.
A Jury was secured last night and
the taking of testimony began today
j. A. Quick was the first witness and
told Of the surroundings OF his home
and the explosion Of dynamite. The
most important witness was W. NJ.
Dunley, Prairie City nveryman who
drove Miss Quick to Prairie City on the
day of the dynamiting. He said the
woman called at the barn for team,
and objected to the services Of a driver,
but was refused team unless some
one accompanied her. Dunley accom-
panied her on the trip. When near
Prairie City he says DR.. Guthrie asked
the names Of occupants OF every house.
and among others was pointed out the
Quick home. He told her 1t was the
residence Of Jess Quick, and she asked
II Jess was J. A. Quick. She denied
having acquaintance with Quick hut
said she had seen his name in the
papers.
The city marshal Of Prairie City
was also on the stand and gave Inn
SSe-.ent avidAnce. He told OF arraAilne
DR.. Guthrie as she entered a restau-
rant at o'clock a. M. two hours after
the exnlnsion.E He told nf arss4n4 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14

before the senate today. Senator Car
ter urged action on his motion that
that the senate concur III the house
amendments to the postal savings bank
bill, and the vice president ruled
against Bailey and in favor Of Carter.
but Owen reminded the senate that he
had obtained unanimous agreem ent
for consideration today Of his resolu-
tion proposing constitutional amend
ment for the election Of senators by
direct vote Of the people. Carter 8
motion was thus displaced for the time.
Owens resolution was still under dis
cussion when 1t was displaced auto
maticany at 2 o'clock by unfinished
business" In order to obtain further
consider for it owen will have to
secure unanimous consent Of the SEN
ate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
IoWA's SENIOR SENATOR UNANl-
MousLY CHOSEN TO PRESIDE
OVER GATHERING.
BELIEVED PRoGREssIvEs WILL
CONTROL THE CONVENTION
Hunter, Webster City, to be secre-
tary, Trainer, Ackiey. Assistant--All
Temporary Officers Will be Pro-
gressives-Insursents Have to 3 on
State Committee.
Special to T4mes-Republican.

Special to Tim es- Republican.
Des Moines. June 1.-THE republi-
can state central committee today
unanimously selected Senator Cummlns
to be chairman OF the republican state
convention, on Aug 5. also w f..
Hunter. of Webster City. as secretary,
and S. s. Trainer. OF Ackley. as assist
ant secretary The convent ION, Will
have 1888 delegates.
All the temporary officers will be
progressives. as 1t was the belief OF tir
committee that the proeressives will
organize and control the convention
Resolutions were passed regarding
the death OF II. ID. Copeland, mem Der
from the Eighth district
The committee, consisting OF Chair
man Frank and Lyon and Adler will
have charge OF the convention
The insurgents control the state com
mfttee, having seven to the stnlwarts
three
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
INSURANCE MERGER PROBE.
ATTORNEY General Stead DisoIaims RI
sponsibiIity-Statement Conflicts.

ATTORNEY General Stead DisoIaims Re-
nsibility-Statement Conflicts.
Rock island. ILL.,, June 14.-Attorney
General Stead, witness today before
the grand jury in the fraternal insur-
ance investigation. disclatmed respon-
stbility for failure to prevent the mer-
ger Of the Traternal Tribrlnes and the
American Home Circle, which State
Insurance Commissioner Potter, last
week, asserted could have been per-
formed by the attorney generals Of
flee. Stead said he was not notified
Of the merger, whioh was followed by
the alleged disappearance OF the Tri-
bune's reserve fund Of $4,000, until af-
ter the two societies had again separ-
ated He asserted that the law gives
authority to the insurance commits
sioner to begin action against such So
cieties any time, which statement di-
rectly conflicts with that Of Potter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
GOT JOB DOES NOT WANT
But Will Have to Take II or Forfeit
5000 and Spend Year in Jail-Un-
pleasant Predioament Of Man Who
Applied For Yellowstone Mail Route,
Thon Got Lucrative Position.

Alton, Ill.,, June IA. Charles w.
Freeman, a travelling salesman. ts in
a tight place as result Of having ap-
piled for a mail route in Yellowstone
Park While out west year ago
Freeman made an application to the
postal department for the position.
Since that time he has taken travel
ing position. which is very lucrative.
Yesterday word came to him that he
had been awarded the mail route and
that he was to begin work July l.
Freeman wired he could not accept.
and the officials wired back that he
W ould have to do It or forfeit his bond
of $1,000 and spend twelve months in
Jail They refused to excuse him.
He has appealed to Congressman
Rodenberg, Of this district. to try to
get relief for him. Meantime he will
have to resign his position and start
west to pack mail over the lonely route
in Yellowstone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-14
FIGHT FOR A CHILD.
Mother Now Wants Babe She Per-
n,itted to Be Adopted

special 10 TInes- s-Republican.
Iowa City. June 14--A bue-eyed.
curly headed baby boy. the child o.
Mrs. J. w. Harris of Springfield, Ill.
promises 10 be the storm center in tho
Johnson county district court. before
Judge r. T. Howell. this afternoon.
Mrs. Harris wants u writ OF habeas
corpus, whereby she may secure pos
session OF the child. whom she wishes
to take from its present holders. Mr..
and Mrs. Willard King. OF Iowa City
She alleges they secured tho child
from Mrs. siRhithuler. OF Davenport.
who improperly "farTned out" the babe,
after adopting II. Tho mother sane
;ion the adoption in Davenport. but
not the transfer to Iowa City people.
Sho AYERS