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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
GOLDEN WEDDING AT TOLEDO.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Winders Celebrate
Eiftieth Anniversarv

MIR. and Mrs. II. Winders Celebrate
Fiftieth Anniversary.
Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, March PA happy occasion
for Mr.. and Mrs. III. Winders was the
celebration OF their fiftieth wedding
anniversary at their home in west To-
ledo. when all of their children We're
at home to join in the reunion. Those
present were Mrs. Will Jackson. OF
Oklahoma; Charles, of Highland town
ship; Mrs. Blanche Miller, of Fort
Dodge; Earl. of Fort Dodge; Will, OF
Ireton; Walter of Mason City, and
Chauncey and Ray, of Toledo. Alto
gether with a few other friends there
were about twenty-five present at a
most bountiful dinner. Among the
remembrances left them were gold
headed cane for Mr.. Winders. a gold
watch for Mrs. Winders and a leather
chair. The occasion was one to be
remembered by all present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
BIG A. o. U. w. EVENT.
Victors Of State Broom Contest te
Celebrate at Cedar Rapids.

Special to Tfmes-RepubI1can.
Cedar Rapids, March 24-Tomorrow
evening will occur a notable event in
the history Of iowa fraternal bodies,
and Of especial interest to the members
of the A. O. u. w The local Work.
men lodge, No 27S, will hold a cele-
bration in commemoration of the vic
tory in the statewide membership con-
test, the prize for which Is broom.
There will be parade thru the bust
ness district, followed by a program at
the American auditorium. There will
be addresses by Grand Master Evans,
of Des Moines;, State Lecturer Pad
CHAM, of Des lMoines; Deputy Grand
Master Campbell, Mayor Miles, Attor-
ney Crosby and Judge Robbins, of this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
MAYTAG HEADS NEW ROAD.
Newton Man Chosen President Of
South Dakota Central,

Newton, March 24.-F. l.. Maytag. OF
this city, has been elected president of
the South Dakota Central railroad.
running from Sioux Falls to Water
town, S. D. Mr.. Maytag was one Of the
original promoters of this railroad
when it was begun seven years ago.
The original plan was for a railroad
twenty miles in length, but the invest
ment was found so profitable and the
field opened up so well that it has been
extended to it's present length. Mr..
Maytag succeeds P. F. Sherman, Of
Sioux Falls, as president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
To Have Second Ball Park.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa CITY, March pat a meeting
of the University of Iowa board in
control of athletics last evening ar
rangements were made for a second
baseball diamond to be laid out on Iowa
Field for the use of the interdepart-
ment baseball league. The fraternftfes
VIII also use this diamond. 1t is prob
able that the soldiers will also be
granted the use of Iowa Field for drill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
IOWA CENTRAL
NORTH ROIIND

NORTH BOUND Leave.
Twin Cities Mail daily. $3.50 q m
MACON City Mail Eek. SUM-. 5:35 m
Twin Cities Limited daily 1850 m
LEGAL Freight (ex. SUM .... 1900 . m
SOUTH BOUND
81. Louis and Kansas City
Mall daily ............. $50 m
Peoria Express Eek SUM- -. 900 m
II Louis and Peoria Limited
DAILY ........ .......... 3:05 q m
Local Freight eek. SUM- ....12:5 so > m
STORY CITY BRANCH
Lave. Arrive.
10 q. m. Stock Express
40S - ..sss.s.....s.e S:4o =
Ds1eAa. Md Cex. 0un-l.. 49, , =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
'. The prize broom will be OFF,
lily presented by Grand Master

CIstTTy P1oScHSeU ~ <@41@
Evans.
The contest for the prize has been
most strenuous. Waterloo and Musca-
tine being competitors OF the Parlor
city Muscatine was the latest possess
sor OF tho broom. and Waterloo was the
previous victor. In the present contest.
which lasted four months. Cedar Rap
ids quickly outstripped its competitors.
The local Workman lodge now num-
bers more than 1000 members.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
fails to cure. q. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-24
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
"Mapie Leaf Route"
GONG SOUTH

1OAN6 oCO II
No. 1-St. Joe and K. c. Linn
tied ...... $500. ....... sos q m
No. 3-K. C. Mail s. Express GAS m
No. 6-St. Joe Express 80. .10:25 m
sNo Sway Freight ...... 1855 m
GOING NORTH
No 2-Chicago and st. Paul
limited $3.50. ........... A:o5 m
No 4-Chicago and st. Paul
Express .......... 11:37 q m
No. s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1920 p m
mo. Sway Freight -. 1870 m
except Sunday. Effective Oct. 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
RSONS IN THE NEWS

Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES R. FRAZIER OF
Honolulu are at the Turpin. Mr.. Frazier is
the owner of the outdoor advertising plant OF
Honolulu and is making tour of the United
States.
T. z. HULL Of Venice, W. L. Turner of Spokane
and C. E. Cooper of Bakersfield are among the
recent arrivals at the Manx-
JOHN R. DRExEL, a capitalist of New York.
is at the Fairmont. accompanied by Seymour
B. Nef of Philadelphia.
H. o. CoMsToCK and VI. Lawrence prcprietora
Of the Hotel Tallac at Lake Tahoe, are guests
at the ST. Francis.
New York. is among the recent arrivals at
the Palace.
GEORGE P. DEKUM, real estate operator Of
Portland. is among the recent arrivals at the
Palace.
r. w. sCHMEER, cashier Of the United States
National bank of Portland, is staying at the
Palace.
W. E. CARPENTER. superintendent of the
wellsFarso at Seattle. is registered at the
Palace.
GEORGE w. LUCAS. who is in the customs
service at Honolulu. is staying at the stewart.
r. G. CALDER, furniture manufacturer Of
Grand Rapids, is staying at the Palace
G. SCHROEDER, civil engineer, is stopping
at the stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
SHE WAS AFTER A
STEAMER TICKET.
Foster Directed Her Into a
Restaurant Naturally
She Was IncenSed

Il would like to see Mr.. Jules C1er-
fayt," said a middle aged woman as
she entered the New York Central
offices yesterday.
Right next door madam was the
courteous direction of Jack Foster.
In minute the woman was back
looking for Foster, who had gone out
in the meantime.
Where is that young man who told
me to go next door?" she asked, her
face becoming red.
What is it, madam" asked Carle-
ton c. Crane.
Il asked young man here minute
ago where I could find Jules Clerfayt.
| want to purchase a steamship ticket
He sent me into a restaurant and they
told me there that Jules was out 1
can't buy steamship ticket in a
restaurant"
Leroy Park, secretary and treasurer
of the Oregon Trunk, has resigned.
William F. Schmidt, general western
agent of the Missouri Pacific, left yes
terday afternoon for Watsonville.
j. H. Dengel, commercial agent of the
Chicago Great Western at Sioux City.
has resigned to accept a position with
the Peycke chemical company at
Kansas City.
H. H. Hoover. chief dispatcher of the
Denver and Rio Grande at Salt Lake.
has been made assistant superintendent
of the Utah lines.
H. M. Adams, freight traffic manager
of the Western Pacific, is out of the
city for couple of days.
THE Book of the Royal Blue" the
monthly publication of the Baltimore
and Ohio, for September, contains sew
eral unusually interesting articles rela-
tive to the improvements inaugurated
and being carried out on that road.
Besides these articles there are several
subjects incident to the railroad and
shipping business that are treated edito-
rally. The book is replete with sew
eral illustrations showing the new
work that is being done to improve the
line and the service.
Among the articles are, THE Old Ma
tional Road" by Charles /. Shinlev.
The Effect of Increased Freight
Rates." by Edward w. Harden, and an
article on the new terminal facilities
at Washington.
ii.
c. Piculell, general agent in this city.
who is also distributing the South
western Book" the publication of the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern.
Lee Eicholtz. city ticket agent of the
Illinois Central, has been presented
with new desk by General Agent
Snedaker, and it is now impossible to
get Lee away from the desk long
enough to eat his luncheon.
Yesterday, Clyde Colby of the Erie
tried to sit there for a few minutes in
order to watch the passing parade in
Powell street. but Colby was ordered
back into the Erie Offices and told to
remain there. Eicholtz is going to
have his name placed on the edge of
the desk in order to let the passers-by
know who is in the seat near the win
dow.
Advices from C. H. Schlacks, vice
president of the Denver and Rio Grande
and of the Western Pacific, now in New
York, confirm the report that the Dem
yer and Rio Grande is to be double
tracked the entire length.
w. r. Gleeson has been appointed
general freight and passenger agent
of the Ocean Shore
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES j. LICK OF Los
Angeles are guests at the ST. Francis
;. n DAMON, a banker Of Honolulu. is at the
Palace on his way east Tor business.
Z. W. HAIGHT. a banker Of Fortuna is stavine
at the Argonaut with Mrs. Haigbt
J. NJ. MONTAGUE. well known rspcher Of
Salinas. is stopping at the Dale
J. n. LANE Of Battle Creek is among the
recent arrivals at the Stewart
ALVIN H. TURNER. businessman Of Modesto
Is registered at the Argonaut
J. s. PATTERSON mining man from Idaho
is staying at the stanford.
o. vow xoN1GsMARcK xaANz ., c0,e,ro
is staying at the Farmont
J. Z. sTuBBs. president Of the University NJ
Nevada is at the ST. Francis.
Z. H. ALLEN, an automobile deaIer Of Los
Angeles. is at the Colonial
J. P. HEALEY. a prominent shoem,u ~ View
York. is at the Colonial
J. c. BOOKER and family OF Alton. M are
guests at the Turpin.
G. W. HoLcoMB, an attorney OF Portland. ia
guest at the Palace.
Z. J. KELLY Of Washington, D. G.. "a staring
at the stewart
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
Taft and
Roosevelt Work.
ing Together

OF the raising of and bogemen
visible eance of Roosevelt there Caesar
dictator anything you please long Roosevelt
conspirator planning snatch the and
the first emperor of America song
which, should be explained intended for
What Mr. Taft is expected to play in this conspiracy Wall
street does think worth while Indicate
that he is getting dangerous when he
with this conscienceess oonspator Indeed
with nice classical aluon calling
the American Catiine
1t is all part of grim comedy of politics whose purpose
destroy at least dcredt the of all others America
represents the movemenhe designed
put bride predatory wealth.
the OF the New York newspapers
know quite well that there nothing
talk about absoutm and dictatorship like good
stick with which beabor Roosevelt would amusing
they ptiful and transparent purpose
Roosevelt does to be president 1912 The Call
does not believe that the nomination could him. He
has not quarreed with Mr. Taft but he interested
although not candidate in the politics of New
Mr. laft IS backing him in this campaign which object
the political destruction of the gang of backaers takers
and petty bosses that has dsgaced
Those who busy denouncig are working in
alliance with this gang
fooled by the that Roosevels are making AS for
his political uture he receptive but candidate
succeed himself and leave matter the good
OF the American people who do opinions from
the New York newspapers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
"The Bullet That
Laid Mckinley
on His Bier"

which Mayor Gaynor charges ended in his
murder.
Reckless and cowardy misrepresentation and irresponsible
hoaton the favo methods of Hearst newspapers
tunatey there Drained fanatics ready to
take the Then when the shot newspapers
take to the brush. like pack of cowardly Apaches.
Mayor Gaynor relates this wise the sequence
leading up to the attempted assassination:
The aler Ct the pictures Of the Reno fight
cry charter their licenses
decided that there law forbiddng they
them But the ssst v t M kept on & s. Ps for
became day they printed large type that an % officer
mayors office and asked e on beR of that se o1 d on o me M at
had never said such ns you ana may wa e shl hno o fof @ made
% & so R Christian @ oa Td @ pf9eesi e & Tsr for laryers The
own onon that was untrue that they had sent LoTand But it made
1t did that Hearst had himself printed fambovant
pictures OF the prize fight whose subsequent exhibition
denouncng His thrifty profit hypocrisy took
the form OF denouncng public who was
trying to do his duty accordance with law printed
the vile cartoon representing Gaynor gar tenderloin
acting as the barker for prize fight Gallagher pistol did
rest.
This in which history had repeated In his
first message congress December 1901 Roosevelt denounced
Hearst the deliberate demagogue epoer sensational
ISM The meaning and application were explained
by Secretary Root his speech Y in November 1906
when he said:
say by the presidents pennne these words with
The horror OF President McKns murder fresh before
and his thought Hearst then
The warning taken because Hearst can not
change his nature which makes him vndcve unscrpulos
and poctical The attempt Mayor Gaynos life followed
natural and logical sequence the vicious journalism by which
he was bounded In the asassns pocket found clipping
from Hear New York newspaper denouncng in the
way the mayors administration.
The bullet that Mckinley his bier had once more been
sped by the same hand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21


Well o'clock all there father
started had He
his hands and played with and said
things until laughed almost sick
"The Chrimases
but | think of that afternoon"
Most of such memory think
Look back childhood
back down the children
You like to dwell that don't
Then possb the
they. shall begin to look back their childhood.
Oson SWEET Mden, the of
the important elements in child training
Fun the cheapest and medicine
we'll as for yourself he Give
will only doctors bills but will also help
dren and will their
child is fling Joy
freedom and abandon the bobonk does when
There rrepreible
be difficult keep the boy and girl under
something
of the house
will have good happy
and man."
Sounds pretty reasonable doesn't it? '1JCn- Il GeAo~cAe~c
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
Letters From The People
A REASON WANTED.

Editor Ca1l-Being a reader of both
the Call and the Chronicle. + have
noticed that while the former has been
giving in full the addresses by ex-
President Roosevelt. the Chronicle has
edited" them In other words, il has
left out Just such portions OF Mr.
Roosevelt's remarks as did not strike
Mr.. de Young as being proper for his
readers to read. But in today's Chron-
icle it outdoes itself. Mayor Gaynor's
letter Is edited with a Vengeance. All
reference to Hearst is eliminated. Whv9
Can you inform your readers whether
compact exists between De Young
and Hearst, that each shall ignore at
tacks on the character of the other?
think you should make an effort 70
let the people of this city know
whether such an alliance exists. and
also that the Chronicle prints only
such news as its proprietor or editor
thinks IL well for it's readers to have.
Yours truly, READER
San Francisco. Sept 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

stands his pockets full OF n
distributing the price OF votes
The grating alderman diamonds glowing his Shirt ne sees
and he the gloom and dirt The puto
c they asked how
could They break some
bhthe go
their while l, alas! a
es=. ess.sssssa sssa. .s .s.. [Nosx 7nsAo>
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

| and the
Panama Canal

known that the railroads will make desperate
this commerce and the simplest this end would be to
impose excessive tolls Already there inspired
sources that the canal will pay is the sort of thing
that is usually put out by way of excuse for high
Miles Pondexter who nominated for
the other day by the of Washington put the case thus
In one of his speeches.
WITHIN the next SIX years the Panama
when completed the
washington gong 10 De whether the
in
fixed for the O road
ms IS the great national issue that for present chiefly
washington who Will not be subsevent the railroad interests
and II IS IN s sense that the nsurgen direct
positive bearing the of California industry and
meoe we are to have good OF the The big ditch should
be something than strategic waterway for the navy
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

A lamb belonging to the MARQUIS OF
Downshire in England. trained to visit
houses and TO b1eat until some or
opened the door. collected E6 12s Sd 4
bags hung 20 it's body in aid of hog
pital OF the district
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
Traffic Bureau
Is Doing
Excellent Work

) all
freight received the San Francisco This addition
the cost OF transportation have been legitimate aboo
fact absorbed by the Santa the Southern P.c
not content with adding the toll goods ferried the ba
likewise imposed similar charge freight brought here bv wav
OF the peninsula On all such shipments company poete
the
The traffic bureau convinced the commerce com
OF the OF this charge concerned
freight and the commission ordered it eliminated that extent
Now that the Dumbarton bridge traffic the fre;o
across e pay VIII be matter OF less importance and nearly
all transportation OF this will come to San Francisco ~
way of the peninsula
his condition opened the the negotiations between the
ahc bureau and the railroad the complete
OF the TOLL with the stated
The traffic bureau has already usefulness 70 the
commercial and industrial interests of Francisco The elm
nation OF this toll gain of thousands yearly 70
the shipping interests and this only bureaus yo
Proceedings hand the elimination the heavy
switching charges levied in this city and Angeles which
discrimination against shippers doing business in both
cities and an Unfair advantage to other points where such
charge is made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

HE to the Journalism that holds up officials
to public hatred and pursues its ends without
constantly been the characteristic of the Jour
nalism inspired by the influence against
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

E future OF the Panama canal
Caiforna and the whole Pacific and
large with congress national
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

Al AHOR GAYNORS review of the that led his
" attempted assassination temperate
by of the attributes the attacLon his
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

ence of the president and the colonel over
New York politics. but this check is only
momentary and doubtless the ingenuity of
the wolves will readily recover its second
wind
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
JUSTICE
IS
BLIND

do | sleep on moldy straw? | sold
a man two dozen eggs that would
moi pass the pure food law. The peel
ers came then to my store and smote
me roundly with their slaves, and cast
me on this dungeon floor, and no one
succors, no one saves | look out
the prison bars, and watch
the flood of humankind, and see men
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

II congress is to be controlled by the railroad
interests, as the present body is controlled
then the charges for of the canal can be
put at hgures that will prove prohibitive to
COmpetIt1ve TRANSFORMATION hv water Il is
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
, Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosophe er

| spend my weary days in jail, and
0, the hours seem sad and longl |
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

lean against t h e
bars and wall. and
G aze upon I h e
passing hron g.
Why these letters
on NV teOs7 Whv
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

e saREEas ss w9 s aash se @ m had m 1sn a1ons with
had quarreled somewhat
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

with the Southern Pacific company the elm
ination of what has been known as the state
toll OF } cents ton on all freight landed in
this city by that company.
This CHARGE originated hv reason of 41,e
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21

VALUABLE service for commercial and n,anpactu-,
teres OF ean FRANCISCO has been rendered by ra
bureau of the exchange
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-21
The Morning Chit-Chat
.::':: ::s;;isis: ss:...s a;'' .i:-. C0aaknla4c,

TN o you-the you today mothers and fathers
| ever romp with your children?
don't mean just play with them in dignhed
fashion, walk talk with them, but really romp-
throw aside your dignity and become of them in
glorious splitting riot of nonsense?
If you don't think you missing of your
greatest opportunities to bind your children you.
II don't think I'll forget Christmas after
noon, / heard say the other day when group
of discussing the Chrismases of childhood
at stands from all the because of great time
children had with father Just after breakfast father
told all to be in the living o'clock because
there going to be an entertainment there. He
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05
Mednarodni kongres. Pc
SOVraZniki delaVceV.

Kdo je najvec.ji nasprotnik de-
lavcev?
Ma to vprasanje odgovarjajo
nekateri kapitalisti, cesarji, kra-
Iii, duhovniki vseh yer, trustjani,
sploh ljudje, XII zivijo cd della dru-
zih. Ali je to resnica? Ali je tax
odgovor premisljenF
Kdo je najveGji sovraznik de-
lavcev? Mar nj strokovno in poll
ticno neorganiZiran delavec?! V
sluGaju Strajka strokovno neorga-
niziran delavec Zahrbtno napade
svoie tovariSe delavce, XII Sc bo-
RHO "a boljse zivljenske razmere
V mejah danaSnje cloveSke dru-
zbe. On ida svoje tovarise, kot
je tidal Judez Krista. gre skebati
in pomaga gospodarjem (deloda-
jalcem) poraziti sebe, svojO druzi-
no (cejo ima) in svoje tovarise.
Strokovno organizirani delavci Sc
borijo "a sploSno dobro "a vse de-
lavce, "a boljsi gospodarski polo
zaj kapitalisticni cloveSki dru-
zbi.
Kdo je Sc sovraznik in sicer Sc
najvecji sovraznik delavcev?
Ali nj p%oliticno neorganiziran
razredno nezaveden delavec?
Politicno organizirani delavci V
socialisticni stranki Sc borijo "a
vpropastenje d~anasnje kapitalisti-
enc cloveSke druzbe, kateri sma-
trajO delavce IA navadne in breZ-
pravne suznje, in "a zgradnjo So
gladstone stranke V kateri bodO
vsi ljudje gospodarsko in polite
no enakopravni.