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CITY BATH HOUSE,

Come and enjoy a Moonligh, Springs
Water Bath M. o. SOEBERG.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco, Wednesday, December IS:
END-STEIN-Nathan Abend, 26. 2351 Post
street. and Julia Stein, 81, 53G Clement street
BRADEN-D0DGE-Har B. Braden, 20, 240o
Folsom street, and Bessie Dodge, 26, l3l Hart
ford street.
COSGRAvE-DOOLEY~-N p. Cosgraye,
80. and Margaret Dooley, D. both of 40 De
Long avenue
DEvINE-KUNKEL-And Devine;. so, South
Johnstown, Pa.
Etherington 26. Oakland, and Elfredia c. NJ.
GottschaIk, 20, Tuolumne
HoUsE-HAY AYs-A. T. House. 81. 1901 Larkin
street, and Viola NJ. Hays IS, 465 Bryant
street.
JACOBSEN EN-HABERMAN-Geor W. Jacobsen.
% and Bertha Haberman, 21. both of 80
Ninth street.
H--AiARTIN-Badggie Joseph. "a, aud
Mathilda Martin. "a both of Alameda.
KENNEDY -MARKS-Orville J. Kennedy, 81.
Oakland. and Florence Marks. IS, 929 Deyisa-
dero street
MCCARTHY -MACK-Charles G. Mccarthy. AZ.
and Gertrude Mack. IS. both Of 81 Woodward
svenue.
MARAKAS-S S-SWANTON-Nicholas Marakas. %,
2So Fourth street and Hazel V. Swanton, Is.
451 Hoffman
PATRICK-W WILSON-Samnel Patrick. 4S and
Sally Wilson IL, both of 23 Wiley avenue.
wILKINS-MA wilkins 30. Big
River and Anna Mariani. 49, 1890 Broadway
WOODS S-AfcCLET1.AND-wil f. Woods. "a.
Knoxville, Tenn, and Sara McClelland, 81,
Armagh Ireland.
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EDUCATOR ADVOCATES
RELIGION IN SCHOOLS
Minds Of Young Quick to
Absorb Spiritual Ideas

We have built up a physical
world I'm which social forms and
institutions have been developed
on a practical and scientific the
Ory. But back of all this Is the
religious world that a child is so
quick TO appreciate and so eager
TO learn about. Most of us think
evolution Is all right in science.
but not all right coming from the
pulpit. We should bring about
a unity in our thinking. Most of
us hesitate TO do so, because we
wonder what will become of
science IL it becomes religious,
and what will become of religion
sc IL becomes scfeBfific.--From
address of DR.. George f. James
before then California Teachers
association
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

Of the Federated School Women's
Clubs of California: President. Miss
Effie Belle McFadden. San Francisco;
vice president, Mrs. Edna r. James,
Stockton; secretary, Miss Margaret c.
Burke, San Francisco; treasurer, Miss
Jessie Williamson, San Jose; auditors,
Miss Lille DahIgren, Fresno, and Miss
Alma Patterson, Berkeley. New mem
bers Of the executive board are Miss
Agnes z. Howe Of San Jose and Miss
Mary II. Post, San Jose.
NORMAL SCHOOL FACULTY
Members of the faculty of the state
normal school, at San Francisco gath
cred with their friends at the Carl
ton hotel in this city for their annual
banquet at o'clock. Miss Virginia
Ryder was toastmistreSs, and among G
those who responded were: Frank r.
Bunker. superintendent of schools of
Berkeley; DR.. Fred Burk, president of
the San Francisco normal school; Miss
Anna Moroney and Nell DriscoL.
Musical selections were rendered by
Misses Estelle Carpenter, Nell Sulli-
van, Helen Vollmer and Genevieve Nc
Kinley.
The School Masters club will hold
its banquet at the Shattuck hotel to-
morrow night, with A. c. Bartlett, as
sistant superintendent Of schools of
Oakland. as toastmaster. Among those
whom he viii call upon for speeches
are:
Rudolph J. Taussig, president of the
Mechanics institute of San Francisco
and regent of the university, who will
speak on Industrial Education" and
explain what the national society for
the promotion of industrial education
has accomplished; George A. Merrill,
principal of the Lick and Wilmerding
schools of San Francisco. on Safe
Ground in Industrial Education; R.
Mcconnell, former principal OF the
Polytechnic school at Brisbane, Aus
tralia, and DR.. George T. James.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

LDS-HoDGEMAN-In this city. December
81 1910 by Rev. William e. Dugan. Alya
Allen Fields and Florence Hodgeman. both Of
Modesto, Cal.
EBERTS3 this city. December
81. 1910, by Rev. ]. II. Schroeder. Franz H G..
Eberts and Gfeta L. A. Strohmer. both Of San
Martin. Cal.
FRITCH-MECKEI5-In this city. December 2I.
1910 by Rev. Charles C. Champlin of Park
Congregational church. Frederick Robert Fritch
of Colon republic OF Panama, and Helena
Elizabeth Nickel of Weavervlle.
S-MIERSCH--In this city, December "a
1870 by Rev. Herman Gehrcke John W. Ross
and 0ttile Francisco Miersch. both OF this
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
CITY ASKED TO REPAY
GEARY STREET LEVY

In behalf of personsIa affected by the
1907 assessment for constructing. a. mu-
nicipal line in Geary street the credit
clearance bureau has filed q claim
against the city for s2S.29I This in
clHdes sl9.249 Illegally collected and
S4,o42 interest from January. 1903.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of person author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
DIVIDEND NOTICES


ITALIAN AMERICAN BANK--For the half year
ending December 81, 1910 dividend has been
declared at the rate of four (4) per cent per
annum on all savings deposits. free of taxes,
payable on and after Tuesday, January 3,
1911: dividend not drawn Will be added to
the deposit account, become part thereof and
earn dividend from January 1. 1911: money, de-
posted or before January 10. 1911, viii earn
interest from January L. A. e. SBARB0RO.
cashier, southeast corner Montgomery and Sac
ramento sts
ANGLO-CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.. 10th and Mis-
sion sts.-For the half year ending December
81, 1910, dividend has been declared at the
rate of four ~ per cent per on all
deposits. free of taxes PAYABLE on and after
Tuesday, January 3, 1911. Dividends not
called for added to and bear the same
rate Of Interest the principal from Janu-
ary l, 1911. NJ. P. EILIENTHAL. Cashier.
THE CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Market st. at Golden Gate av.
San francisco. Cal. will on January 1. 1911.
pay the usual interest Of four per cent call
money and six per cent on time money, free
OF taxes, and payable any time after Janu-
ary /. EDWARD SWEENY, President
WM. CORBIN, Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
MEETINGS-LEGAL

THE regular annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the PORTEG UESE-AAfERICAN BANK
of SAN FRANCISCO will he held at it's office.
- on the southwest corner of Clay ard Front
streets. ON the 4th day of January. 1911. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose
of clecting Board OF Directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may before the Stock
holders meeting
Signed and dated this sth day of December.
A. u. 1910.
vi DE FIGUEIREDo.
Secretary.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK HOLDERS
The regular aanual meeting of the stock hold
ers Of ". P. Fuller & Co. will be held at the
office of the corporation. SW. corner of Mis-
p sion and Beale sts., on Tuesday, January 10,
1911, at o'clock p. M. for the purpose of
electing board of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the meet
ing. GEO. p. FULLER, Sec.
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BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

NAUGHTON-In this city, December 23 1910,
TO the wife of John Naughton son.
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LOST AND FOUND

Il IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advertise II
| here. 1t will be returned to you IL an honest
Il person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
Il brous sht about every day through this column.
II IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING TT
II TO The
II San Francisco Call
II Lost and Found Bureau
H Third and Market Streets
III
h Get claim check Have 1t advertised. !
| Reclaim It II the owner does not.
+ THE LAW-People who find lost articles |
II are interested in knowing that the state law
Il is strict in requiring them TO seek the owners
! through advertisements and otherwise. and
Il that failure to Co So If proof can be shown,
L involves a severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

AA-Stenographer, young lady. with experience
and knowledge of general office work. careful
ana accurate, desires position: good refer
ences- Address box 45S. Call office.
ACCURATE stenographer of good education, also
familiar with French. Italian and German. de-
sires position; furnish references. S192
I'D St. or phone Mission I'LL.
COMPETENT eastern woman wants place as
cook: good references. Address 1904 Ruby
st.. Oakland.
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SAYINGS BANK. 316 Montgomery
st.--For the half year ending December al.
1910, dividends upon all deposits ut the rate OF
Iouf ~ per cent per annum. free of taxes,
VIII be payable on and after January B. 1911.
FRED w. RAY, Secretary.
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L0ST-A passbook with The Hibernian Savings
and loan society of San Franciscc. in the
name of Catharine Burns; No. 1941217: the
finder viii please return TO bank: unless same
is returned within five days q new book will
be issued 10 the applicant.
HAND bag containing $50 gold s11.50 silver. at
Hoffman cafe. Taylor st. Finder kindly re-
girl. Liberal reward
LosT-A bracelet of small sapphire and pearls
Saturday afternoon. Please return to Town
and Country club, 21S Stockton St. and re-
ceivc reward.
SITS. ladys open face gold watch. small dia-
monds in back. Please return to office Hotel
Turpin; liberal reward.
L0ST-Saturday afternoon. bracelet platinum
and diamonds in Shreve box; liberal reward.
l.. CHENERY. 2l0 California st.
LoST-Blsck hunting dog. white breast; answers
TO name Billy. Reward for return to 1870
Washington ST.
L0ST-About December Il. male fox terrier pup.
black and white with tan on face; reward.
1912 Pacific ST.
L0ST-one silver engraved mug about six inches
high. near Sutter and Hyde sts; return to
Hotel Granada aud get reward.
LoST2Bull terrier: spots covering both eyes:
spot on ribs of right side; reward. Return to
II. R. .GLEESoN. 2o54 Fulton st.
LoST-Fraternity pin. maltese cross. diamond
center; initials w. B. ii. on back; reward.
Apply 1s2 Devisadero st.
LOST-Brown fur muff. Alcazar theater. Tues
day evening; liberal reward. Nurses quarters
Presidio-
L0ST-Sapphire and gold necklace Finder kindly
address box :52SS Call office. receive reward
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

FEMALE-COntinue0
ESTABLISHED. experienced dress maker solicits
ladies' patronage at home or by the day
prices low: by the dag. SO. Phone Park o-S5.
GOOD woman steady worker. wishes WORK oy
the day. house cleaning or washing. MONDAY
and Wednesday: 81. - a day and carfare- zV'
Langton ST.; phone Home J19t9
JAPANESE young woman wants place IN small
family cook; call $50 to 9.5o p M
SAkAL. West 2063.
MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS OF ANY
KIND IN EITHER HOTEL. APARIAlANI - l
HOUSE OR RANCH; BOTH ARE GOOD AL AL
ROUND WORKERS. PHONE SUFFER- 1Sos.
REFINED middle aged lady, well educated and
experienced desires position as house keeper
or cook where daughter of 10 could assist IN
same way and attend high school; references
Box 507. Call office,
SITUATION seamstresS in family. or instttu-
ton; no objection 10 light upstairs work; rer-
erences Box 73G. Gail office.
SITUATION wanted by stenographer: 10 years
experience: good in dictatiOn. billing, hllng
would accept salary OF $12 per week Phone
Franklin 706 address box $50. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

tsavings department). los Suffer sst-For the
half year ending December 81. 1910. dividend
mas been declared at the rate of four "a per
ctnt per aunum on all deposits free of taxes,
payable on and after Tuesday. January 3. 1911.
DIVIDENDS not called for added to aud bear
the same rate of interest as the principal from
January 1, 1911 A. LEGALLET President
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
MEN wanted. age Is to 50; for nremeu. sl4o $40,
roads: experience unnecessary; no strike: pro-
motion 10 engineers eonduct%ors; % raiiroad EN-, n
positions monthly: state age; send stamp.
Railway Association care CAL Office.
WANTED-Men by large contracting company;
MOBILES lerfrt elecfqicity w plumbing brick laying
trade in few months; no apprentices or ne.p- p
ep,teS T0Fr Trade dea school, Contracting CO. iSOi
Call bldg.
WANTED-You can not obtain better surer
Recommendation for responsible POSITION tnan
s,C GERTIEIGATE M CAT OF cHARAGtT,EE; t, Rive voa one
for 81. "It proves you worthy.
707 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
YOUNG or middle aged married man to drive and
care for stable of horses: of neat appearance
and reliable: must thoroughly understand the
care of hearse and carriages; hat. rooms,
free; references. JAMESON & NIEHAGS,
24S4 Telegraph av. Berkeley
DRAFTS MAN-Architectu terra Gotta drafts
man, capable Of making estimates. Tor perma-
uent position; state references and salary ex-
pected. Address, Northern Clay company,
Auburn. Wash.
MEN and women learn the barber trade and be
independent; teach you in weeks and pay
wages while learning. Call and let Us explain
the road to prosperity under the Moler Sys-
ten, III Sd St
wANTED-Paper hanger. one who understands
kalsomining and wallpaper clefning. capable OF
making estimates OF work and taking charge or
men. Box J2S. Call office.
WANTED-Good all around craftsman; must be
eOber and willing to work. Write, stating quail
ifeations and salary expected, 10 C. h klBBf
JR.. architect Fresno. Cal.
WANTED-A good live agent in every town TO
sell automobile specially; $40 to $50 a day
easily made: write today. Wilson Manufac-
turing Co. 116 18th St. Oakland. Cal
EXPERIENCE unnecessary: man to attend cigar
stand; security required; $50 week. 1893 Mar
NJ 81
PARTNER with small capital mfg. retail;
clears 5000 month guaranteed; experience IN
necessary. 1899 Market St
EXPERIENCED dry goods man 10 call manu-
featuring and iObbinG trade: good proposition
for right man. Address box .3l.-can Office.
WANTED-NIan with 81 100 in a manufacturing
business: / guarantee not less than 800 per
month: money secured. "a Ellis St. room pa
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WATCHES AND
DIAMONDS. EASY PAYMENTS; REF. REQ
BRILLIANT JEWELRY Co. 7O4 MARKET.
EXPERIENCED salesman for blankets and bed
dings- Apply superintendent Office. The En-
perium-
BOY shoe repairer by machinery: fine job;
steady worker; live home 11e6 Flhmore 81
BOY about 1G for wholesale house. Box 51e,
Call office.
EXPERIENCED salesman for domestIcs. Apply
superintendent'S office. The Emporium.
BOY about rs years OF age in office; salary 500
month. Address box 521. Call office.
MEN to make cigars; pay while learning; 1
to attenl store: small security. III Sth St
BOYS ana men wanted ILLINOIS PACIFIC
GLASS CO., 18th and Folsom
NEW WESTERN. J124 Howard-Singie rooms.
lie and 2oc per night: hot and cold water
MEN wanted at 100 Sd ST to have their shoes
repaired; sewed soles Toe: done IN 10 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK or SAN FRAN
CISCO. zoe Market Sc. opposite Third--For the
half year ending December 81. 1910. a dividend
has been declared at the rate of foIlr t4l per
cent per annltm on all savings deposits, free OF
taxes. payable on and after Tuesday, January
5. 1911. Dividends not called for are added to
and bear the same rate Of interest as the
principal from January l. 1911
GEORGE A STORY. Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

THE MISSION SAVINGS RANK Valencia and
10th sts.; branch 2631 Mission ST. near I'D
or the half year ending December 81. 1910
dividend on all deposits at the rate OF four -
per cent per anBum. free OF taxes VIII he pay
not drawn will be added to tie principal and
earn interest from January l. 1911.
JAMES ROIPH JR.. President.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29

HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK. 7s3 Market st.
near 4th-For the half year ending December
81. 1910, dividend has been declared ut the
rate OF four "a per cent per anaum on all saw
lngs deposits. free of taxes, payable on and
after Tuesday, January O. 19t1 Dividends
not called for added to and hear the same
rate of interest as the PRINCIPAL from January
l. 1911. Fl. C. KLEvESAHI. Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
AND, SOLICITORS
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A SMALL want ad in The Call VIII do ie
quicker than a dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks OF your
home besides. Phone Kearny 50 for an ad
to call and see -ou.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
OAKLAND ROOMS

MYRTLE ST. 1Ot1-Large front room; running
water. private family. suitable FOR 1 or . per-
sons: bath: near s P. local and Key Route;
rent $40; references.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING


AAA-STANFORD (The). SIS Van Ness-Suites
single rms. hskpg.; also single rooms for men.
FRONT. sunny rooms; furnished or unfur-
nished; regular kitchen; reasonable TO per
manents. ia Haight st.
GEARY St. I41T-Sunny room and completes
kitchen. yard. water; main floor. side entrance;
working people or bachelors: bargain. SD mo-
GEARY ST. Ills. near Ffllmore-S furnished.
sunny. connecting rooms; reasonable
OAK St, rs, mr. Fillmore house
keeping rooms; bath; phones laundry; grats
free; modern; reasonable
ROOMS and BOARD OFFERED
AAA-THE wEMPE, 419 Oak st--Singls and
double rooms. with board, $50 per month up.
CALF. ST., 1541-St Margaret's club for zirls
teachers students. bus. women. tourists sunny
rms; fne 3D.; rates reas Elk 1892. II. C2569
FREE list OF inspected boarding places; refs.
DOM0 DIRECTORY. IL 70 2. so Croker bdg-
POST ST., 1905. cor. Van Ness av.-Largs. sunny
furnished rooms for two; excellent board very
elegant and comfortable home.
ROOM and board, private family; bath, frss
phone, etc; $25 per mo- 2s60 Pine St; phone
West S5S1.
SWELL. large lynx stoll and mufr; nover worn; !;
must sell; accept $3.50 100 Tth av-. R D.
TWO bachelors or couple taken into refined home.
Oakland; central; sunny; phone Oak 42So.
ing 1st class board, pleasant home, reas.. call
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-30
News of New Hartford.

Special to Times-Republican.
New Hartford, July 3o.--Mrs. Oraen
Royce, who has beeu visiting at the L..
L. Smith home, returned TO Algona this
week. taking Blanche Eastman with
her 70, a few weeks visit
DIR. Evans and wife have gone to
Chicago, where the doctor will take
post graduate course. DR.. c. L. Cos
son W Ill take care OF DR.. Evans prac-
tice during his absence.
u. B. Thomas, of ST. Louis, Is visit
ing his mother and brother here.
Jesse limbaugh, Of Vinton, spent the
first part OF the week here.
Mrs. Flora Zimmerman and daugh-
ter, Of Shell Rock, visited friends here
Wedn esday.
The 2-year-old daughter Of Rev. H.
A Essex fell out of an upstairs window
but no serious results followed the
shaking up she received.
Rev. Harry Essex. pastor Of the
Baptist church, is enjoy his vacation.
He will visit at Lena, Ill, Chicago and
other points before returning.
George Renney, Of Thornton. is re-
newing acquaintance with friends here,
Mrs. Lulu Kliebenstein and son are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Bour-
quin.
Threshing has commenced here The
yield is much better than expected and
the quality was never better.
Mrs Jacob Folsom and daughter, of
Boise, Idaho. and Cyrus Spicer and
four daughters, Of Cedar Falls, were
guests at the Z. j. Durham home re-
Gently.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-30
ELoPEMENr At ST. ANseAR.
Farm Hand Runs Away With Wife Of
Another Soil Toiler.

Another Soil Toiler.
Special to Times-Republican.
Mason City. July 3O.-St- Ansgar.
small town in the north part OF Nit
chell county county. reports a sensa-
tiona, elopement. Frank Sedelack.
farmer, had in his employ Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Vaughn and Carl Saxon, who
came to him from Medalia, MINI. Mrs
Vaughn was cook, and Saxon was very
lavish, according to report, in his COM
pliments relative to her culinary abil-
ity Soon there arose between the two
a fondness, and there was a dropping
of the desire to be with her lawful hus-
band and fondness to be with Saxon.
On Friday night both quit working for
Sedelack. Saxon went to st. Ansgar
and boarded the clipper, telling friends
that he was going to Waterloo, but
when the train pulled into Mitchell he
got off, went to livery stable and Sc
cured a team He drove to the farm
and got the woman and her baggage
and went away. Vaughn made no pro-
test against this outrage but yesterday
he boarded the train and went to
Waterloo, it is supposed for the avowed
purpose of giving his recalcitrant
spouse an opportunity to repent OF her
wrongs or to prosecute them. Mr.. and
Mrs Vaughn were married less than
a year ago. She was formerly Miss An
ma Bathan, Of Riceville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-30
Mini.ter Lacer.ted bv poo.

Bellevue, July 30.-Rev. Daniel Dietz.
Of ST. Donatus, was badly bitten by
a dog on the Henry Rickens premises
a few miles north of Bellevue. Rev.
Mr.. Dietz was making call and went
around to the kitchen door, when he
was attacked. He was bitten in each
leg and in the arm and his clothing was
torn After being bitten he walked to
town and to doctors office where
his wounds were cauterized and it is
thought no serious results will follow.
The dog was tied up during the day
and let loose at night to watch the
premises. Mr.. and Mrs. Rickens feel
much aggrieved over, the affair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-30
iowA's CHAMPION COW.
Dairymaid Of Pinehurst. Holds Title
Undisturbed.

Waterloo, July 3o.-Dairynaid Of
P,nehurst is champion cow of Iowa
She Is the property of W. W. Marsh, Of
Waterloo. She is Of the Guernsey
breed and fine type of the same.
Her record in the oneyear test OF
the Iowa Cow Culture Club, for which
Mr.. Marsh was largely responsible. was
1851 pounds of milk, $50 pounds OF
butter-fat.
During the year that Dairymaid has
been upon the test she has made a re-
markable development. She closes the
year larger, better. healthier, stronger
COW than when she began
In order that the record might be
made unquestionabIe. Mr.. Marsh in
vited the dairy department Of the Uni-
versity Of Wiscinson TO send a man TO
tes- his cows and check UP the work
by the Iowa State College.
The heifer was purchased Of Mrs.
Brophy, on her farm in New Jersey.
Dairymaid is good illustration Of the
value of breeding. for her dam had a
record of 66s pounds Of butter and her
sire was a famous animal.
The Cow Culture Club was conceived
by Mr. Marsh for the purpose os arous-
ing interest in good dairying in Iowa
a thousand IOIldIS was put up dS lie
prize for the best animal in the state
Other gifts were added and great
contest was carried on for ore year. 1t
Ia been great success in every way.
Dairymaid Of Pinehurst will be at
the Iowa state fair and can be seen by
all who visit the fair.
1t is impossible to estimate the value
Of this record to the state Of Iowa and
TO the dairy industry in general. Here
tofore Iowa has been looked upon as a
land Of mediocre cows. So much has
been said about the cow that does not
pay her board that every one. especially
those beyond our borders. has begun 10
look upon the vast herds that roam
over Iowa's fertile fields as improbable
consumers rather than producers OF
wealth. The Cow Culture Club contest
that was instituted by Mr.. Marsh has
demonstrated that this is not the case.
1t has shown that Iowa has a COW that
mas eclipsed the worlds record in the
aged COW class. Besides this individual,
there are many other good ones over
the state. The record in the same
class heretofore was about 625 pounds.