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CLOSING UP THE RANKS.

st. Louis Globe-D Democrat: Insur-
gents now see that their only hope
of success is by clinging to the party
which elected them. and to which
they have always said that they still
belonged. Senator Dolliver, the other
day, not only disclaimed any intention
of leaving the party, but declared that
nobody could read him out of the
party. All Of his associates feel the
same way. The stigma which is
placed upon them by being called dem
ocrats is naturally obnoxious to them.
They realize. however. that the only
way In which they can escape that
classification is by working for the
party which elected them, and to
which they look for reelection II they
wish to obtain another term. The dem.
ocrats will put up candidate against
every insurgent who. may be renomi.
mated, whether senator or represent.
alive. The only salvation for men call
ing themselves republicans. and who
look for favors from the republican
party. is to talk and vote republican
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from this time onward. This necessi-
ty is revealing itself in the action
which congress has been taking in
the past week. Measures are being
pushed with great rapidity. Insur-
gents as well as regulars see that a
good record is necessary to party vic
tory. The record which is being made
is much better than few weeks ago,
any republican expected. A large
amount Of constructive legislation will
be enacted. Here is one Of the causes
which the breach In the party ranks
is rapidly narrowing. This is why
the reputed fastness Of the secession
element like Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota, are showing themselves ia
be sound on party doctrine. II was
on the Payne act that the first symp.
toms Of the preached revealed them
selves. But the experience Of the
country in the past ten months under
that statute has disarmed all, or prac
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29

d, &.
Mrs. al Dean, Of Rockwell City, is q
guest at the Chas. Jones home this
week.
Mrs. G. M. Jensen attended a party
given by Mrs. Fred O'Banion, of Dun.
lap last Thursday.
Mrs. N. r. Wilder was up from Dow
City on Tuesday shopping and calling
on Denison friends.
Miss Agatha Drummer has taken a
position in the Office of the Fairmont
Creamery company.
Mrs. w. R. Temple was called to
Onawa Friday by the sickness Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Patterson.
Z. G. Butterworth and wife of Dow
City were guests at the r. o. McCon-
naughey home in Denison on Monday
Miss Susie Craft left Thursday for
Dakota, where she will spend her va
cation and possibly locate claim be.
fore returning.
Mrs. Norrie Cavett returned Thurs
day from three weeks visit with
friends in Des Moines and Monroe,
Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Paulson, formerly one Of
Crawford county's leading farmers,
but now of Chamberlain. s. D., is in
Denison for day or two on business
and TO visit his old friends. Fred is
always welcome and cannot come too
often.
The Denison ball team was defeated
on last Thursday afternoon by the
Jefferson team. The game was played
at the college ball grounds. q fair
crowd being in attendance. The Den
ison boys played good game OF ball.
but were unable to bunch their hits
and the game resulted in q victory for
the visitors by score Of four to two.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held
their annual memorial services Sun.
day afternoon at the cemetery, when
they decorated the graves Of the de.
ceased members Of their orders and
carried out their impressive ritual.
istic ceremonies. 1t is a beautiful
custom and shows that the bonds OF
fraternal friendship are not severed
even by death. The exercises were
attended by both the German and
English lodges.
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tically, all, the hostility to it which
had been expressed by men calling
themselves republicans.

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WANTED Dining room girl 1t Ho-
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Married.

Keck-Moenck.- On Monday morn.
ing at six o'clock at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Keck took place the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Lee
Meta. to Carl H. Moenck. PEI. w.
w. D. Lewis. Of the Congregational
church, performed the ceremony In
the presence Of only the immediate
relatives Of the family. The bride
wore very pretty gown Of PONCE silk
while the bridegroom wore grey suit.
A bounteous wedding breakfast was
served to the assembled guests. The
menu for the breakfast was served In
three courses. and the table made q
pretty appearance with floral decora.
tons OF white carnations and smilax
The bride is charming young woman,
and was reared in this city. She. was
graduated from the Maquoketa high
school and has host Of friends who
will wish her much happiness. The
groom was formerly in the restaur.
ant business in our city and only re-
Gently sold his business to Frank
Haight.
They were driven to Dewitt In
Jucksch's automobile, where they tool
the train for Omaha, Neb., where they
will stop for few days before going
| to Norfolk, Neb.. where Mr.. MoencA
has taken the management Of bak.
I.ery and fancy grocery store Jack
son Sentinel, Maquoketa. Iowa.
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Miss Grace Howarth, of Dow City,
was q Denison caller on Saturday.
w. E. Terry and family are at Lake
View for couple of weeks outing.
]. f. Harthun made business trip
to Carroll the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. w. E.3Dow was up from Dow
City visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Carr.
Hannes sibbert and family returned
on Monday from weeks outing at
Lake View.
Spencer Lister was in Denison last
week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Lister.
Miss Rachael DeWolf. Of Washing
ton, D. G., is guest at the Goodrich
home in Denison.
Miss Grace Sides, Of Carson. Iowa
is guest Of Mrs. George B. Smith
in Denison this week.
Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle returned from
Okoboji last Friday and will remain
in Denison for few days.
{. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell left the
latter part Of last week for their sum.
tner home at Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Bartholomew, Of Evanston, ILL.,,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl F.
Kuehnle, in Denison this week.
Theodore Mueller Of Watertown,
Wis. visited at the Rev. Frese home
in Denison the fore part Of the week
Miss Martha Otto and Miss Dolly
Faul left last week for q visit with
friends and relatives at billiard, Min
Inesota.
Mr.. w. A. Cramer returned on Sun
day from Oglby, Mimi, where he has
been visiting friends and relatives
for the past week.
Theodore Carter left today for Kan
sas City. where he will visit for q
few days before his return to his home
at Silver City, New Mexico.
Mrs. Evans and sons, North and
Carroll, Of Columbus, Nebraska, ar
rived in Denison today by auto 70,
q visit at the w. A. McHenry home
Miss Lydia Belle Kuehnle returned
Monday from her school work at Lake
Forest. She. was accompanied by hel
Icbusin. Miss Catharine bartholomew
who will visit here during the, sum
mer months.
On the eighteen mile section be
tween Logan and Crawford county line
the contractor is building . dredge a
Woodbine and is setting up another
at the county line above Dunlap a
the lower end Of the Crawford county
ditch.
| A number of the members of tn,
Denison Gun club went over to, tn,
Country clul, grounds west of Denisol
lon Sunday and tried out the new
shooting traps which were installed
We understand that a number of goot
scores We're made.
Gale Richardson has just completed
the school census and reports Their,
are 208 girls between the ages of
and IA. and POI boys between tn,
ages of z and IA. The total numbe
Of boys between the ages Of and q
is 474 and girls 543. making the to
tai number 1917.
DR.. L. Nj. Coon returned toda.
from an automobile trip through Ne
braska. visiting at Columbus, York
Hastings, Stromsberg, Minden and 9th
er points. He was accompanied b!
Mrs. Coon, son and niece, Miss Schou
Item, who remained at York for visit
The Doctor reports excellent crol
conditions throughout the communit.
which ne visited.
a.
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1ring Your Children to Us
- We can photograph them to
your satisfaction.
Ferguson's Studio.

- = AON
Sears McHenry transacted business
at Vail on Tuesday.
Don't forget to come to Denison to
celebrate the Fourth.
Will Gibson and wife were over
Sunday visitors at Lake View.
Mrs. Hattie Terrell visited friends
in Logan the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. j. p. Conner is visiting Mrs.
Adalbert Jones at Valparaiso, Ind, this
week.
Mrs. AL Roberts, Of Waterloo, Iowa,
is e guest OF Mrs. G. G. Gregg this
week.
Mrs. Frank Woolsten. of Ellis. is In
Denison visiting at the r. A. Romans
&rs steve Caraba. opners' on
{ Monday. Denis. Bot
g. w. Slater. Of East assE town
ship. was In Denison on Tuesday, call
Ing on friends.
Mrs. ]. w. Miller. Of Manning. is
visiting her son. J. w. Miller, Jr., in
Denison this week.
Mrs. Peter Miller left on Tuesday
for Chenook. Mont, where she will
visit for two months.
John II. Kuhl. Of Manning, is in
Denison this week visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Molter.
Mrs. R. w. Robertson and daughter,
Miss Birdie. were down from Deloit
on Monday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McHenry re-
turned on Tuesday evening from their
outing at Lake Okoboji.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gem Mahon returned
to their home at sedalia, NO.. after q
pleasant visit at the Lally home.
Mrs. Francis Gable, OF Lincoln. Neb..
% visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. g. Weeks. In Denison this week.
The Misses Rose and Margaret
Clark leave next week for an extend
ed visit with re- sxas in New York
City. Eodd. ,lIes
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. BB sspasssturned on
Tuesday afternoon fron two weeks
outing at the McIIenry cottage a Lake
okoboi:~
NJ. and Mrs. Ray Garrison and Chill.
dren, Of Grand Junction, Colo, are
visiting friends and relatives III Deni.
son this week.
Miss Louise Schumacher, Of Orleans
Neb., Is visiting her sisters, the
Misses Kate and Anna Schumacher, III
Denison this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Criswell left on
Monday for Greeley and Boulder, Colo.
whore they will visit friends and rela
tives for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Champion leaves the
itAOIo pSEt VI ueAI week ZOE ClHcluu8Cl
Ohio. where she will visit relatives
for month or six weeks.
r. p. G. Lally and family will leave
/ on Friday for their summer home at
Lake Okoboji. Miss Marion johnson
will spend few days with them az
their guest.
Contractor Nat Howorth has secured
the contract for the erection OF a large
residence, barn and other buildings
near Charter Oak and will soon have a
force Of men over there at work.
John Shaw Van returned home on
Sunday from Yale, where he gradu.
ated from the law department. John
attended the State University OF Ne
braska for three years and last fall
took q postgraduate course at Yale
and graduated last Wednesday.
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MANY WILL SEE CIRCUS.
Hundreds From This City and Sur
rounding Country to Visit the
Rinsling Shows.

f IS
Ringing Brothers circus is the mag
net that will attract hundreds OF Wis
it0rs from this city and the surround
ing country to Carroll, Wednesday,
July 18th. The railroads are Offering
special inducements in the way OF
cheap rates.
The program the Ringlings are Of
fering this year is nothing less than
wonderful. It is given by 1875 artists.
Over 200 of them are Europeans, max
ing their first tour Of America. There
are no less than 100 big acts. Novel
ties will be presented by the tele,
phoning elephants; the wonderful
Schuman horses. from Albert Schu-
mans German circus-the Lorch fam
lily Of acrobats; the Arthur Saxon
trio Of strong men; Robledillo, the
Spanish wire dancer; the Manello-
Marnitz family Of upside-down bell
ringers; the Alexis family Of aerilists;
the Dutton company of equestrians; ).
the aerial Klarkonians and the fifty
funniest clowns in the world.
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FOR SALE. FURNITURE-At your
own price. AS we are about to remove
from Denison. we offer a lot of furni-
ture for sale that we cannot we'll
move. among which are piano. a
plush Davenport. leather couch, Ma
jestic range. range boiler, Jewell gaso-
line stove (large). large refrigerator,
nearly new. sewing machine, fine ma
hogany cabinet. bedroom sets, tables.
chairs and other articles. Call at our
residence and look them over. r. A.
Romans. 26-lt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29

A pretty party was given on
the lawn at the McHenry residence
Tuesday night, in honor of Miss Beth
Romans, who leaves for her new
home in Aberdeen on the fifteenth
inst. A number of clever amusements
were provided and splendid lunch
served. About twenty-five guests were
present.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29

Mrs. w. T. Wright will entertain at
dinner tonight in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Romans.
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d REVIEW advertising pays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-28
CENSURE JOHNSON
FOR CHASE BOOST

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.--The de
thronement OF George StaliBEs
from the management Of the Nsw
York Americans today brought
down upon the head OF Ban John
son the ccnauru Of nearly every
sporting writer In Nov York. The
critics blame Johnson for his al
legged bitter fight aFalns, the High.
landorA' recent pilot. and declare
that probably stailings made hia
charges Of quitting" against Hal
Chase in good faith.
The critics. after reviewing the
latter records of Chase az the tn
itial sack for the HlghlAndera. as.
aert that. although StalllnEs un.
d0nbtedly was honest IN hla charges
that Chase parposriy played poor
ball. the charges we're not provabi.
The records show that Chase &C.
cepted his chances AZ first with only
the usual number OF miapiays ever
attributed 10 the peerless first
sacseF.- and Il Chase actually did
lay down" e was Ia the inside
team play. which could not be
shown In the players averages. but
undoubtedly would affect the stand.
ing 81 the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-28
ALI. THE UP.TO-DATE DOPE AND INSIDE
INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEN WHO PLAY
POLLY" GRIMM
is LAID OUT

Polly Grimm. captain Of the "U"
team. tore a ligament In his left
shoulder loose In practice last night
and will be out Of the game for at
least week
Grimm was carrying the ball on
tackle around play and fell heay.
ily with his left ann doubled up
under him Al first II Was thought
that the husky tackle had broken
his collar bone.
Grimm has been all northwest
choice for loft tackle during the
past two years. aud his loss.
coupled with that Of hnckleBtone.
would just about wipe the chances
the University Of Washington has
III winning another Northwest
championship ut the grldiron game
Dobie started serimmage work
last Monday afternoon and ever
since then accidents have happen
ed so regularly that Il seems that
the new football ia not entirely
safe after all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-28

LINEUP

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s Anticipating
a week of idioneaR between the
close NJ the American league season
and the playing ~ the worlds cham
plounhip series. the Philadelphia
Athletics will keep IA form by play.
Ing an all'star lineup OF the Amer.
lean league. according 10 Jimmy
McAieer, manager OF the Washing.
ton Americans In addition to the
purpose 81 the Athletics Ia keeping
In trlai. Il IL believed that the move
wiil Dc made 10 spite Charlie Muir.
phy. o@ner Of the Cubs. by taking
the edge off the worlds series.
Murphy has incurred the illfealing
OF the American league mAEnataa
BY refusing TO move up the last
playing dates Of the Cubs IN order
10 hiring the worlds series before
the public as soon ~ possible.
The allatar lineup suggested Ia
CarfiEAn. Ainsfnith. oafchars:
isangv. johnson. Ford aud Collins.
pitchers Chase. 10. Gardner. gb.
Bush. - Lord ID. Milan. n. Cobb.
RI. Speaker. CT.
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ARE YOU THINKING

OF cleaning house this fallY II so.
call on US for your Wall Paper and
save money Papers greatly re-
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MY, THIS SPOKANE
CROWD IS AWFUL PEEvED

SPOKANE. Sept sS Directors
OF the Spokane Amateur Athletic
Club. at meeting held yesterday
afternoon. adopted resolutions sew
ering athletic relations with the Sc.
attic. Vancouver and Multnomah
athletic clubs. and also intimating
that unless immediate assurances
were received that the three clubs
would send creditable representa-.
tives. the 7. \. A. meet awarded
this city last week. would be
dropped
This action Is regarded here rs
retaiiatory. there having been fric,
tion between the clubs for some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-28

time past. Speaking Of the action
Of the local club. President + ,.
Emery said
There Is no bitterness connected
xith the move Al the meeting OF
the T.. ". A.. held here last wcek
Seattle practically dropped from
the intcrcluh series. Multnomah was
recently barred out. Hnd as this
would leave Us only Vancouver to
work with. We thought We would Try
developing cur talen, inside our own
club
Despite Emery's assurances, how.
ever. the majority q the club mem
bers look at the matter ia the light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-28

MeFarland's action In running
out on wolsAst means that Paeky
realizes he can't make the light.
weight limit and must hereafter
'ight as a weltcrwsiKht
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Dance At Dfeamlaud tonight
zee
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bell Saves Cy Smith

NEW YORK. Sept Is ~Cy Smith.
one OF the most promising of the
nsw crop % local liRhtwciEhts. is
carrying a much battered face 10.
day. the result Of his i0round ca.
counter with Leach Cross last
night
The bell saved Smith In the sew
enth. uiuth and tenth rounds.
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You can use wood, coal or coke
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ScHWABAcHER Bros. & Co. inc.
Seattle; Washington

To the Dealer Owing to those large
Of obaccoa enabled the cigar into
Seattle we feel almost as an apology
failure solicit trade before you know the manu-
acrers OF the Tom followed years firm stand
Of uniform quality; and until they just right op
Of tobacco satisfied big trade they already had
and would permit to become selling agents Now
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trade in this huge market
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Seattle viii soc its first football
game OF the year on Saturday when
the broadway high school team
clashes with the hnhkiea from Bei.
linEham az DugdAle'a park The
boys of the Cannery CITY arc touted
Co be fast bunch this season. and
wtth the new rules. shouts put up a
stiff fight against the local lads
The first debate between high
schools IN Seattle wlli take place
on December 10 between Queen
Anne and Ballard Judges of de.
bates will hereafter be selected
from a list prepared by the dcbat
ing advisory board instead OF pro
as heretofore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-28
SHORT SPORT

A. a result of the fierce nerim.
mage through witch Coach Fowler,
Of the Queen Anne school. put his
men yesterday. Edward Gun
ningham. halfbaek. aprained his
ankle and will be out Of the game
for a week or two The first team
lined up against the scrubs and a
series OF line bucking was gone
through when the injury was aus
tanned
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Play pool AZ Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash priEes daily isi1
Ord aT. between Pike and Union